like her mind thein majority leader of some works he spoke himself back in 2019.that point the balance of power in washington was completely inverse of what it is today. we had a republican majority in the senate. democraticti majority in the hoe and a republican in the white house. after house democrats and pissed trump the majority leader, the senator from new york came to the senate floor to talk about the process he would like to see in a republican led senate. two of my republican colleagues our message is a simple one. democrats want a fair trial that examines the relevant facts. the message from legal mikado he has no intention of conducting a fair trial contrary to what senator schumer predicted thehu senate went on to fulfill its constitutional responsibility to hold a trial more than two weeks hearing arguments from both sides of the american people judge for themselves. before holding a vote at the conclusion of the presentation of the evidence. now i would like to echo the senator statement from a few years ago but with a few small changes. to my democ

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i think those would be along those lines that would require changing thein house rules which we obviously have seen in the past many times. i'm interested to see if this is something that speaker mike johnson rates. >> we see that video of the congressman we talked about from kentucky, the republican, he took that video. members of congress are not supposed to take video of your cell phones. massey later says the house surgeon arms directed to plane him $500 unless he took the video down and it was speaker johnson who stepped in to say we don't agree with of that assessment. it's kind of an inside baseball thing. >> sometimes the sergeant arms is working at the behest of the leadership. we saw that with enforcement of the metal detectors andnd stuff like that. a sometimes they are making a call on their own and may be an odd involving political leadership at all. they are those hop security officials. i talked with multiple staff last week about this and their assessment was that is not a staid shop selfies and things that also were not allowed but maybe it was a sweeping video that appen

april 14 thein are sunset farmer's market.munity living campaign participating along with das staff that is a wellness day. and also partnering with elders. to common their work and let people in thein are sunset know more about that. and a representative of the council our d4 representative reappointed by the board of supervisors. is a member to a national group called the -- care giver partners care teamful and this is a group that is working on a campaign. the developer resources hub for nonpaid care givers and they are garthing information and best practices to put together a training program going for. we will get updates on this. sounds like an exciting program. and she was asked because of her experience in care giving. our next joint meeting on the 17th. and our next council meeting, which we will use pretty much as an orientation for 3 new members and review with our existing members and then in may a discussion with some of mike's team. on what will the site recommendations how that is going with his team members. di

thank csis for hosting this conference would start to think the white house or the general view of thein administration is that you have both countries under major change in the last few years and so it signifies the closing of one era and the beginning of riding the first chapters of the next era. t japan has had in the last two years five different multi-decade year policies that involve change manifested by the defense budget going from onee o 2% listening to technology and exports not only normalizing their relationship with the rok but then you have on the u.s. side a significant change of strategies and to think in fact this week we are sitting here in the south china sea and we have the united states japan and australia obviously the navy in operation doing kind of the practice and at the end of the state visit on the break you have thes first-ever leaders trilateral meeting between the united states, japan and the philippines. the thing that's kind of like a book and with the state in the middle on that tells you a lot about how the u.s. approach approaches changed and when you p

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shrugged his shoulders and i'm a slump shouldered person and slump shoulder like this when he came theinting there and leaning heavily on the desk. there are times he leaned onee o side or the other. he seems thinner than i have seen him in the past, he seems considerably older. and he seems annoyed, resigned, may be angry. he seems like , maa man who is l miserable. ike hei know he seemed old, tir. >> laura: well, look, if that is the new barometer, well, what is biden's excuse.s because if trump is mad, he has right to be and so do all of you. an impartial observer knows that the new york media is doingin everything it can tog influence the jury. and even the trial, the illustrious new york slimes published a piece titled "will a mountain of evidence be enough to convict trump?"th and the official record, the peoples versus the state of new york donald trump, for now the people have the stronger hand.er they have insider witnesses my favorable jury pole and a payoff porn star. every juror should have beenas asked and i don't think they were, maybe they were come i don't think they were

. >> and that is just thein are richmond there is more to do in the richmond. what is love is the theatre. >> i mean adam and with my wife jamie, own little company called cinema sf we operate the balboa theatre. the vocabularying theatre on sacramento and soon the 4 star on clement. >> balboa theatre opened in 1926 and servicing this outer richmond neighborhood since then. and close on the heels the 4 star opens since 1913. >> when you come in to a movie theatre, the rest of the world has to be left behind. but you get e mersed in the world that is film makers made for you. that is a special experience to very much we can all think of the movies that we saw in the big screen of with everybody screaming or laughing or crying. it is a shared human experience that you get when you go in to places that are gatherings and artist presented to you. >> a shared experience is the most precious. and the popcorn. [laughter]. at the balboa especially, we stroif to have movies for people of every generation from the pop corn palace movies on the weekend mornings, for famil

your position you have to defend it we have at history inor this country of protest and dissent in theinfties and sixties that paved the way for new freedoms forwa blacks in women's across the country dr king and john lewis would've gladly went on peers morgan show and defend every position. i think there is a lot of particular young people he protest today i may agree if their position who don't understandheir what dissent and protest is. the young lady bless her on the like she does agree of " death to america whatever you agree with you have to defendd your positioyon second they shoe quit working where they are im, would've fired them as well givg every righhtt to disagree of google's positions in anything t they do if you want to be an employee of google you either need to quit the job and agitatk and talk about what they should be doing we had a group of people we did jessie on the shos they sent a letter how theyt didn't agree witthh what thet wa president was doing quit.he they were interns. everybody's entitled t o their positioned t we live in a county people believe they can d

you come to manhattan which has 55 times the caseload of the das that i spoke with and therek taking thein orderee where the defendant is not in a jail, it's not a violent crimee because they want to make suredd they can prorate donald trump as a convicted felon in front of the american people. and the idea of a speedy trial is not for the prosecution, it's for the defence. you couple this with the violation, the discovery violation of 30,000 pages of information, six months they hav to review, they gave them two weeks. this is alo wel in efforts to ma sure that donald trump does not warn for office in a positivee way. >> dana: and if he gets denied the opportunity to go to his. son's graduation, you cannot the campaign, maybe that was part of the plan's before you made to get out of the graduation? [ laughter ]ng. they elongate a very boring. it would be refreshing to see the other side reframed this honestly. last week bill marra was talkinn about abortion, and he said it'y murder but i'm okay with it. you can despise that but it wase honestsp from a liberal. it would be nice to hearcrat

when the vacuum and being in washington a point including he said thein allies, allies, alli, as if there's a three to pensions not to mention the indo-pacific. hewithin each one of the allies there's probably 100 opinions. i'm just perspective we stumbled a bit of a historical hang up oh treating allies as if they're all the same as always speak with one voice. that affects her strategic culture as well. that something that really am trying to push in my own work to have a a better understanding of allies on on a much more grar level because only that will strengthen thee light itself. >> that's a very nice coda to this panel talk about the future a defensive of defense into turns and what has to continue d to work. in inches of all the members of the catalytic unity and the wider world. so please join me, t we're at te break time for lunch. please join me in thanking our panelists for providing us with a very rich intellectual menu. [applause] >> today on the c-span, the house is back at noon eastern for genalpeeches followed by legislative business at 2:00. on the agenda are several bill

can't do that with gas at my house.shin >> judge jeanine: truckers are bashing biden's ev push in thein electric big , sarigs are a pipedream. watch this.re >> there was a company in illinois who's going to put a terminal in for 30 trucks. the city says you can't do it,g you are going to use more electricity than the entire city >> our new trucks will have toew have a longer than usual warranty a l. they are going to add that into the pricing of the trucks which for smaller trucking companies, they are not going to be able t afford it and so they will just have to extend the life of their old trucks and become less efficient. it ends up creating more pollution.ds u >> judge jeanine: all right, jesse, you know, it seems the administration is in a big rushs for this one the infrastructure is not only not ready for the charging stations but it appears that our electric grid, as old as it is, won't sustain the electric charges. >> jesse: it's not.ic c my dad sent me one of those funny old man videos from the internet that's like what's thee difference between a liberal and a conservative? a

we don't have any statesme thein right now on the honor that are currently in office, but the american people, they aret is being heard. >> that's a great point. greanoughre of an optimist tha thought. i thought cat was going to be the optimist. yeah. what's your take on thist ka. re >> i strongly disagree with your optimism. on i, i just think in generall that, you know, there's there's is much focus on whichth politicians and which party and the parties are arguing and not enough focusg no on the power that the politicians have. and as a general guidingd a geno whenever and this is applies wh both war and it applies to fisa, whenever the government is trying to use fear mongeringernmen , try to make mesomethin afraid of something instead of getting swept up in that, i as og k myself okay.y su if they succeed, then what do they gain if? a ca they succeed in making me afraid. and in the case of pfizer, i mean, it's a wholef faiz lot of power. okay? pfizer should have never been reauthorized at all this expands pfizer, and it was over bipartisan. and it is reading about, you know, the f

we did reach out to thein biden whit ute house. have yet to hear back.here what a shock. here with reaction to al wlfe the day's events, the host of life, liberty and levin, mark levin, the most. maybe this is the most repulsive moment and there are a lot of them. illegal immigration is one. the economy and his handling of it was number two.e th this might be the worst thing he's ever done becauseg he has surrendered in the war on terror. and now when when they now try w to invoke the leahy law as a means of preventing the idf from even receiving help from f the u.s.. isn't that a full and complete surrendeulsurrender to terroris? mark levin. on h, i tell you some what's going on here, sean. >> as a general matter, we nowwo know joe biden's brother worked closely with qatars br. man qatar has bought off manyan politicians in this countrs in y and they're working with qatar on the so-called hostage releash qae. we've extended our base there for ten years with qatar. joe biden is sols.d out and bought up and down by foreign dictators and genocidal whose entire busin family

the presiden the lt of thein united states in cognitive freefall. as war rages arounognitived wor. donald trump naps in court. donald trump in charge.an the dems in the media created d the perfect distractioancen to.y carry them to november. they're ignoring him. slowly die right before our eyes while persecuting the opponent. to it's all worth it. and to their credit, it's diabolically genius. it's almost a shame joe's too j far gone to really appreciateece it i. it's no longer hard to find these videos. just come in the morning. they pile up like your morning junk mail. listen, be more in favor of showing the videos when he gets one, right? >> yes o, i think we should. just because i'll just come in to work to discuss when he gets themn he right. >> so i'll see y'all in about six months. >> they're not gaffes anymore. yeah. stop calling it gaffes. s noit's a gaffe. a gaffe is going. this dude. he literally said, pause dudrals and then in one of the speeches, he says, we can't be trusted. so sai be trusted he's telling, you know? so just grandpa's checked out and. yes, listen, he

a conservative, this must be just great like total vindication this what i've always thought about thein media or is it heard or do you find yourself contemplating this trouble these thoughts james moore then the indication. >> mentally the question to my. >> well a little bit of both. his mentor the country so i cannot be too happy about that but i think that i have less - by describing the world that james alluded to in his piece. i think thatin it is one that we see playing out in college campuses now matt alluded to that in his introduction where broadly speaking, and again, it is probably speaking of where words are violence and at times some actualar violence is justified as resistance. where disagreements on one side are slapper the label of conspiracy theories and withth e terms racist bigots thrown around casually, and attacks of those with whom one disagrees and i think that the result of that has been i think of covid-19, this comes to mind were the times ran pieces again it comes back to senator tom cotton and labeling these views that this may have come from a lab, as a cons

and beusof that, that means that 's subject to court servision, aning th can put thein il if hee is gag order. we will see exactly w the judge les on hearinthat we haveeen waiting for since we he seen many social media posts that have come intouestion, we have seen donald tmp go to the cameras and talk about witnesses, which of courses par just a reminder for the viewers ase get into this hearing, that gag order was putting in place at the end of march& it forbids trump from talking about or putng on social mea anything disparangly abt the jurors in this case, the witnesses in this case also, family members of the prosecution and the judge. so we'll see what the judge says when this here during gets started at 90 this morning and then there's obviously the rmer publisher of the enquirer, david started his testimony only have a ve short time yesterday. where do you thk that's going toick back up? yeah. she waseally just tting waed up for the prosution, rig? he was only on thetand forbout a half hour or s remember he is the former publisher, like you said, of the national enquirer, he's o

they're very interesting ula, when will theine justices? sayyed this case, which could have major ramifications outside of idaho two. yeah absolutely. >> we expect much. are there major decisions will be revealed in late june, potentially even the early july. that is, of course the heart of campaign season. so it's so significant to remember that in this case, also in the other major abortion case which deals with mifepristone are the drugs used in medication? patient abortion. >> these two cases have, have considerable impacts and the women who even need that medication or need that procedure that could have an enormous impact on the outcome of the presidential race. >> we obviously cover a lot out of supreme court cases related to the elections specifically to former president trump. i would argue that the outcome of these two cases will likely have a far more significant impact on trump's chances of retaking the white house then any of the cases related to him, because while historically abortion has been an issue that has galvanized rep

. >> and that is just thein are richmond there is more to do in the richmond. what is love is the theatre. >> i mean adam and with my wife jamie, own little company called cinema sf we operate the balboa theatre. the vocabularying theatre on sacramento and soon the 4 star on clement. >> balboa theatre opened in 1926 and servicing this outer richmond neighborhood since then. and close on the heels the 4 star opens since 1913. >> when you come in to a movie theatre, the rest of the world has to be left behind. but you get e mersed in the world that is film makers made for you. that is a special experience to very much we can all think of the movies that we saw in the big screen of with everybody screaming or laughing or crying. it is a shared human experience that you get when you go in to places that are gatherings and artist presented to you. >> a shared experience is the most precious. and the popcorn. [laughter]. at the balboa especially, we stroif to have movies for people of every generation from the pop corn palace movies on the weekend mornings, for famil

and then you have thein inquirer launching what was described in a recent magazine piece about the inquirer's role in 2016 of as a sustained campaign to discredit trump's political opponents. and most especially hillary clinton. and the inquirer printed doctored photos and said she had six months to live and she was on the campaign trail was because cruel bill clinton was making her so do. you can't make this up. but inquirier plays a big role in those who wrote the office and just this silly tabloid farce, it does have occasionally measurable impact on presidential politics and this trial i think is really bringing that to light. >> i mean, i may be dating myself but i saw the "national enquirer" every time my mom went to check out of the grocery store. it is usually visible. michael steele, you have michael cohen on this weekend, the only live interview with michael cohen before the trial. congratulations on that. i want to show you, because i think in -- and i know we deal with the facts on earth one and there is not a lot of debate among those of us living here. but the facts are so well

the court can say it is not going reach on theines. >> what is your definition of the status of homelessness? is it the lack of a place to stay indoors on a particular night or is it something broader than that? >> so homelene -- >> it shod quire more than that punishment. >> homelessness is defined as lacking a fixed adequate regular night time address. so if you have a home, you have a home -- the second part of our class definition focuses on ether the homeless person has access to shelter. that's not bau that's part of the status. it's because whesoone has access to shelter, then the ordinances are not punishing them for the status for the conductf not going. >>eli ask the question because if homelessness is defined as simply lacking a place to stay indoors on a particular night, then the is an ironclad connection beee the conduct which is sleeping outside and the status of homelessness. but ihomelessness is defined to require more than tt, then my question woul be whether someone who is lacking a place to stay on a particular night or r a particular period of time is hels if the reason

. >> and that is just thein are richmond there is more to do in the richmond.what is love is the theatre. >> i mean adam and with my wife jamie, own little company called cinema sf we operate the balboa theatre. the vocabularying theatre on sacramento and soon the 4 star on clement. >> balboa theatre opened in 1926 and servicing this outer richmond neighborhood since then. and close on the heels the 4 star opens since 1913. >> when you come in to a movie theatre, the rest of the world has to be left behind. but you get e mersed in the world that is film makers made for you. that is a special experience to very much we can all think of the movies that we saw in the big screen of with everybody screaming or laughing or crying. it is a shared human experience that you get when you go in to places that are gatherings and artist presented to you. >> a shared experience is the most precious. and the popcorn. [laughter]. at the balboa especially, we stroif to have movies for people of every generation from the pop corn palace movies on the weekend mornings, for famili

. >> and that is just thein are richmond there is more to do in the richmond. love is the theatre. >> i mean adam and with my wife jamie, own little company called cinema sf we operate the balboa theatre. the vocabularying theatre on sacramento and soon the 4 star on clement. >> balboa theatre opened in 1926 and servicing this outer richmond neighborhood since then. and close on the heels the 4 star opens since 1913. >> when you come in to a movie theatre, the rest of the world has to be left behind. but you get e mersed in the world that is film makers made for you. that is a special experience to very much we can all think of the movies that we saw in the big screen of with everybody screaming or laughing or crying. it is a shared human experience that you get when you go in to places that are gatherings and artist presented to you. >> a shared experience is the most precious. and the popcorn. [laughter]. at the balboa especially, we stroif to have movies for people of every generation from the pop corn palace movies on the weekend mornings, for families and