difference for other black women who were also being sent to, being transferred to other posts. , theone case in particular hospital during this case, after this case, there's a lot of memorandum between the war department and the hospital in chicago to make sure that we have a lot of women with different ranks, different skills, and that worked out much better for them than it did for these women here. you are watching "american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. next on history bookshelf, charles mann talks about his book 1493, uncovering the new world columbus created. he reports on economic and ecological impact of european voyages in the years following the arrival of columbus in the americas and the transportation of flora and fna

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isn't congress within their findings -- >> it's not clear given theon conversabetween mr.ller and barr what's transpired. i spent nine glorious years in the executive branch. there are always cleangial disputes along senior officials not involving malfeasance or politicization. so if there were some disagreement between mr. mueller and mr. barr, happens every day and i'm suren congress as well. >> the letter froiam sp counsel robert mueller to barr was sent in march. on april 9 thl attorney gene testified before the house appropriations committee and hae thchange with congressman charlie crist. >> reports have eerged recently, general, that members teof the special counsel'm are frustrated at some level with the limited information included in your march 24t march 24th letter, that it does not dequately or accurately, necessarily, portray the reports' findings. do you know what they're refereing with that? >> no, i don't. i think -- i suspect that they teprobably wan you know, more put out. >> nawaz: speaker pelosi accused barr of lying to congress, breaking the law enforc

think theoned, we stance is appropriate at the moment. we don't see a strong case for moving in either direction. inflation actually ran pretty close to 2% for much of 2018. out, both headline and core did, in on the soft side. we say in our statement of longer running goals and monetary policy strategy the committee would be concerned if it were running above or below 2%. something that will sustain over a time. in this case, as we look at these readings in the first quarter, we do see good reasons of thek some or all unexpected decrease may wind up being transient. i point to things like portfolio management and other things. trimmed meanthe measures of inflation did not go down. persistent,e a inflation running persistently below, that is something the committee would be concerned about. >> let me carry on in the same theme. there has been a lot of speculation about prospects for rate reduction. do you think markets have effectively gotten ahead of themselves? what sort of economic conditions would you need to see to give serious consi

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her data could ultimately end up being a renewed scene of warfare saudi arabia will likely appeal theon ited states a point to the fact that the hoody threats about targeting dubai abu dabi and riyadh are actually serious now and who these could disable international oil markets so they could try to lobby members of congress to soften their opposition. to the movement of arms to saudi arabia so i think that this will in general lead to a more aggressive saudi position in terms of airstrikes and add not only the push back that some people might be intending here even though there are strikes and clearly enabling and causing hoody lashon and the fact that they haven't really achieved anything substantial in this war since they recaptured aden from the hoodies in late 2015 are let's broaden the discussion out hit policy and the attacks on the other stations in saudi arabia and the subatomic of the tank is near that the strait of hormuz connected and what are we to make of the rainy and denials of involvement in either of those incidents well certainly on the surface mindful of the timing i

afford things, they want a way to open businesses that is what democrats should be focus orkd the fact theonnd they aro this they want white house back so badly, they are willing to compromise their actions to get, that but, they are so willfullyic 9 -- willfuly ignorant here. >> the bucket, kfc does not use that brands any more, that is photoshopped, there was a staffer who spent a day in arts and crafts class and made a bucket. >> a chicken gate. >> that is great use of a staff time. kennedy: every once in a while you have to have a visual, i get, that i understand that. but if you are claiming you your committee is serious, then that person should be ad admonished. naturally liberal media went haywire. >> i found his answers gobbledygook. mueller wrote a letter of protest. >> in william barr we have a staunch trump ally who is a skilled bureaucrat and starter than donald trump -- smarter than donald trump,. >> if your theory on barr is correct, where did he become beradicallize. >> if we can't trust y'all to tell us, i feel there may be a coop happening. >> they are gas lighting. kennedy:

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press reports were reading too much into bars letter, and he wanted the public to see more of his theoningor not answering question is to whether president trump committed obstruction of justice. is setmp administration to relax offshore drilling rules imposed after the deepwater horizon disaster in 2010. the explosion and fire killed 11 people and led to the worst oil spill in u.s. history. the oil industry complained that the regulations are unwieldy and expensive. conservationists argue that easing the rules threatens both the environment and workers' li ves. the trump administration remains confident that venezuelan president nicolas maduro will power, despite the failure of the opposition leader to topple him. he is also calling on russia and cuba to withdraw their support from the regime. john bolton says washington is considering a lot of steps that may involve additional sanctions. he says the u.s. still supports venezuela's opposition leader, juan guaido. in paris, police used tear gas to control may day demonstrations today. whoyellow vests protesters have been demonstrating ever

president's former campaign chairman, paid secret visits, multiple ones, to julian assad -- assange at theon ecuadorian embassy in london. this is according to the guardian. [buzzer] >> president trump directed his attorney to lie to congress. [buzzer] >> sean: why no due process? why no presumption of innocence? why no due diligence, even on a 16-year-old kid? blatant false reporting, rushing to judgment again and again. the answer is simple. this corrupt partisan media mobh is an integral part of the new radical extreme democratic socialist party. they clearly work together. they develop, they push the same narrative, using the same words whether it is true or not. outlets like fake news cnn, conspiracy tv msnbc, they have become nothing more than the propaganda arm of the propaganda -- of the democratic party. that's why when they try to tell us here at fox and you support us, you are allowing the only voice of radio on the air half the time. that's why democrats, the media sounded exactly alike. remember their comments about collusion? they sound like one another.me it's like they are on

it was in events that riveted theon nation for a long time and it was a hard look at some levels because of andrew johns johnson. he's a difficult persoshe's a de with and he has earned his spot in number 42. so i had to find other people to sort of rude for, but it has proven to be in him during exercise. >> they want us to go to this question do you think the survey of the president in this book is valuable? >> i found it very striking the pattern was the way that modern presidents were treated. of those that served since world war ii, 12 out of 43 that is barely one in four were at the top tier. seven out of the top 15 are modern. we are so lucky that we have a string of such great people but there they were in when i first saw that i kind of wondered whether it was just a bias built in that we get to know by seeing them on tv every day that thinking about it, if represented more and more. modern presidents are in fact much more consequential than earlier presidents. none of the 32 presidents have served before the first world war h era ever had to deal with thermonuclear war on the p

google now says that theon decision was a mistake, and it will allow them to purchase adse they complainey have gone public. it is interesting how those mistakes always go in exactly the same direction. she is one of the most famous attorneys in america on the question of big tech and fair threats to our liberty. thanks a lot for coming on. so it was a mistake. how many times i we heard this from some big tech company wend they are found silencing conservatives? >> we hear it every other day. people are actually discriminating against conservatives. they are gas letting us by saying, it was just aa mistake. the chilling effect that occurs every time this happens publicly is that it keeps normal conservatives far from the boundaries. it keeps them from saying anything that they think might be controversial, and because these roles that they have are unwritten and constantly evolving and being made up all the time, they make a mockery of the concept of a contract between consenting adults, and they simply think people don't know where they stand. it is really an orwellian type of a situati

talk cohosted by the harry s truman presidential library and museum dunnigan, theon first african-american female white house correspondent and senate and house representatives press gallery member. her granddaughter and others discuss her life and legacy as a trailblazing journalist. >> good evening come of it is an tournament. welcome to the truman presidential library and museum. m kurt graham, the museum director. i appreciate you being here to enter this program and to celebrate an important legacy with us. we are in the legacy business and when we celebrate harry truman's legacy we find that we end up celebrity a lot of legacies as well, and i think that speaks volumes about who harry truman was. i want to begin by thanking some folks tonight -- the truman library institute who sponsored so much of what we do. they are in nonprofit partner comee are indebted to them for bringing the statue of alice dunnigan to the truman library and for helping us to bring this program tonight. we are gathered to celebrate the life of a pioneering reporter, who was the first african-american female j

black plays theon younger versi of one of the accused, kevin richardson.re grateful he was chosen to play a role in such a powerfulstory. >> it's kind of like an out of body experience. it's amazing that this many people are goinge to be abl to be able to see this and be able to maybe relate it and maybe learn something from it. >> again, "when they see us" is available on netflix right now. asante said he plans to take a udar off before heading to college to st theater at rutgers. a big break for him. >>> some local shopping centers aret about to get a lit sprucing up. >> where decades old store fronts are about to get a face lift. >>> after some bumpy weather, we're all hoping for nice, calm, cool, smooth weekend. you can see storm team 4 radarng tracki some action out to our west. doug is tracking that as well. hes doing backyard weather coming up this evening. >> we are getting ready for the show. are you guys ready for the show? >> yeah. >> that's what i want to hear. i got my seat, all of them now have their seats as well. still piling on in here for

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police say they haven't heard from theon in virginia. it has killed at least one person. the state police say the remains were recovered. four others were transported to area hospitals also with injuries. >>> well, the white house is fighting a battle on all sides as congressional democrats escalate their efforts to get the president's tax returns. >> yesterday, house ways and means committee chair, richard neal issue a subpoena for president trump's financial records. steve bannon former chief strategist said going after the president's taxes is a losing irk for democrats. >> i really don't think, anderson, somebody's taxes from 30 years ago, we don't know if it's a summary of the taxes, what he did on appreciation. he's a real estate developer. you have to go through the whole thing. i don't think it's going to make a big deal. i don't think it's going to make any real difference. i think the issues are the issues of today. voters are going to say hey, we thought of that in 2016. we either voted for the guy or didn't vote for the guy on other reasons. >> and the subpoen

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euros, theon estimate was 2.8 5 billion euros. a clear heat on the first quarter operating profit for allianz. and thenlookinat first-quter revenue, 40.3 billion euros. that is in line but the key line to look at is key operating profit. beating the highest estimate. we are going to be speaking to the finance chief. do not miss that interview after 7:00 london time. a lot to talk about. about inflows and outflows. we were talking in february about outflows from pimco. we also want to talk about some m&a. on the pharmaceutical side of the business in germany. a for them on earnings per share. them on earnings per share. merck with a small beat. guidance for the year the -- saying it is lighter than originally estimated. that was expected to weigh on the numbers. we have the cfo from germany's merck. he will join us on programming just after 7:30 a.m. for a conversation about the numbers. you have a look at some of the assets on your side of the fence. host 1: these are not the ones i wanted to look at but we well. i wanted to look

talk about -- theon conspiracy theories on the left have been blown to pieces by the mueller report. or collusion. however, we don't have that same assurance yet on the clinton campaign, and their hiring of christopher steele. and what i think is going to turn out to be a covert attempt by the russians to influence the election by spreading disinformation about donald trump. >> well, i think this conversation shows that whatever comes out of these investigations isn't really going tooi settle this dispute o everyone's satisfaction. i would just flag the michael horowitz i.g. investigation. he's already done one that was quite critical of peter strzok and andrew mccabe and some of these other figures -- chris: this was about the hillary clinton investigation and how that was conducted. >> correct. and part two or phase two now is, i take it, the investigation, the background of this fisa warrant. so i don't believe, i don't believe the democrats are doing what they're doing now to distract from that. i think they have another agenda which is, this is kind of the alternative to impeach

president, i oppose theon nominaf robert bork to the supreme court, and i urge the senate to reject it and our staff said, "hey, go hear what kennedy is saying." so i went over. >> robert bork's america is a land in which women would bell forced into back abortions, blacks would sit at segregated lunch counters, rogue police could break down citizens' doors in midnight raids. >> whoa, this sounds a little i knew robert bork, he'd been a professor of mine, and i liked the guy, but certainly my journalistic instinct was, "okay, the fht's on, the fat's in the fire. this is really going to be something." >> no justice would be better than this injustice. i yield back the balance of time. >> when he finished, there was just silence. i said, "what is all this (bleep)? whatwhat are you doing?" he said, "just know that we'll have to destroy him." >> and we were watching thisn tv as we were drinking champagne in the counsel's office. and i said, "are yfo guys ready this?" and they said, "oh, yeah, don't worry about it." well, th weren't ready. nobody was ready. i don't think they had any clue w

he is not theon host of "the apprentice," who has cooled all these flyover americans that he is this kind of know that he is something else. this is the real tragedy. he is exactly the same as he was back in november of 2016. >> sean: "he fooled all of those flyover americans." let's see, they elected somebody who gave us record wage growth,y over g 3% gdp, europe is at 0.3% the last o two quarters, energy independence, first time, 75 years, lowest jobless claims that since 1969, alec, and the list goes on, genius.. the ones getting fooled by those in the radical hollywood hate machine thatat fell for the two year russia hoax, now baldwin has doubled down, smearing attorney general barr, senator lindsey graham asking, why "god-fearing americans would think he is worthy of a senate seat." he's going to win in 2020, justh in case you are interested. his beef with the working class is well documented. baldwin mocked me once for being a construction worker hack. these b-list actors, so consumed with anti-trump rage, it is a psychosis. they have lost all ability to think rationally, compl

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economic, not xenophobic.he >>these foreign nationals come into south africa, unfortunately because of theonsituation, where do they go? they go into poor communities. and those poor communities, unfortunately they feel that these people are taking their jobs or whatever. >> reporter: but many blamea mashmself for inciting violence. the mayor, once an a.n.c. supporter, is now part of the opposition democratic alliance. he's blamed many of the city's problemsn an "uncontrolled number of undocumented foreigners." this twitter post was in respon to a citizen complaint about poor trash service >> so basically in his tweet, he implied that the dirt is not picked because there are too many migrants. >> reporter: he's blaming the lack of garbage pickup on too many migrants? >> exactly. yes. u know, government officials, instead of taking accountability for their failures, they then blame the migrants for t social ills like crime and lack of housing. >> reporter: vusumuzi sibanda is an immigrant from neighboring zimbabwe, where a collapsing economy and political turmoil have driven manyo flee. >> go

would it no that's right you remember that highly publicized last november between president trump and theon and reporter jim acosta on the russian vest occasion are you concerned that you may have not heard about anything with me i mean it's very unusual because it's a hoax are you that's enough put down the might after that exchange the white house revoked of course the press the need to restore it's again on the order of a federal judge but the disputes was a sign of how the administration views the televised press briefings and the headline that they produce one more point this white house hasn't held a full press briefing now for 2 months the longest stretch since the tradition began under bill clinton in the early ninety's you've also been following the story of an arab activist who does a lot of work on saudi arabia and who may now have a target on his back who are we talking about he added by that he's a palestinian born writer and activist currently living a political refugee in norway and anyone who follows the middle east online will know his twitter feed he's an outspoken and inf

texas, theon, and holy ghost. it is little wonder why george howroft complained clergymen were preaching to the democrats bemoaning sermons were preached and the community was made to believe there was a danger the bible would be taken out of their hands. democracy was a branch of atheism, it was said. with all these assaults from the whigs and the commitment to the separation of church and state, theould be an era to regard jackson sony ends as ir -religious or anti-religious. this is demonstrated at the makeup of the democratic coalition. a study of politics in the antebellum era has shown democrats were methodist, baptist, lutheran, and catholic. nativeborn and immigrant jews were divided politically, it seems the majority leaned democratic. mormons, often dissatisfied with how they were treated in american politics, displayed a willingness time and time again to go back and forth. when push came to a shove, the latter-day saints prefer to vote democrats. universalists and deists often aligned themselves with t

he believes theon citution is brilliant. he is about putting country first. i have known that about him. he is one of tpp few that suted subpoenas towards the trump administration about at least understanding whoing on at the border with children separated from their family. he is one of the more courageous people that does believe in the institution and believes in the rule of law. i respect that very much and continue to upliftis h courage and for him to, again, put country before politics. >> i will leave it there. f thanks coming on and sharing your views. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the pe ls of trying to impeach president trump and the dangers in not trying. as we go to break, as we do every memorial day ekend, we american member the service members who died in the line of duty since last memorial day. ♪ sir, you're a broker. what do you chargeador online equity tr? uh, i'll look into it. (phone rin) lisa jones! lisa: (on phone) hey carl, what are you charging me for online equity trades? (nervous chuckle) lisa: and do i get my fees back if i'n

, theone case in particular hospital during this case, after this case, there's a lot of memorandum between the war department and the hospital in chicago to make sure that we have a lot of women with different ranks, different skills, and that worked out much better for them than it did for these women here. you are watching "american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. next on history bookshelf, charles mann talks about his book 1493, uncovering the new world columbus created. he reports on economic and ecological impact of european voyages in the years following the arrival of columbus in the americas and the transportation .f flora and fauna referred to as the columbian exchange. the author was interviewed by author richard rodriguez. louise: charles mann will tell you how his brilliant new book 1493, uncovering the new world columbus created, has a question about an heirloom tomato plant developed in ukraine which he encountered in a school greenhouse. i will let him tell you that story, but his story in his book will make you think in a new way about some of the things

seriously, ifake has theon of europe feeling that they are not being taken to account, they will say this is not for me. thatve to take seriously this is not one central issue. depending on where you are, you have big issues that have to be taken seriously. erik: we are out of time. one quick final question. if there are one or two issues that you are really watching carefully in the next six months when it comes to the impact of these elections, shaping the future direction of europe, what are you looking at? antoine: if there is one thing that is important, it is that for the first time in 40 years, there is participation. there must be a signal from thisels and the eu that motivation has been taken into account. present, youu were voted more, we take that into account. that, we have to make use of this. cathryn: speed is always the issue. we need to say how quickly can you retain some of this narrative as we move through the negotiation process. how quick and you be and how can you communicate some of these issues? they are switched on and up in a way that they have arguably and h

for those of you watching online, again we have theon pool going, munkdebates.com/boat you can vote now gauge the collective score of the audience now versus the end of the evening. i'm going to give this a little more time for the data to populate through the computer and the tabulated and then in a moment we are going to close the first vote and go to the second question. hopefully everyone's had a chancece to vote on the motion d you will be able to do that again at the end also. do we have those results now on the screen can i see the results for the first audience vote on a motion? 76% of you believe china is a threat to the liberal international order and only 24% opposed. so an interesting start to the evening but remember we are now going to see how fluid or minds are. [laughter] was i unaware of a wager being made? we are now going to vote on the second question argue open to changing your mind tonight depending what you hear on the stage between the various debaters could youre, opinion be swayed from one side to the other press a viewer in open-minded critical thinker willing

i don't think there's been theon sustained attempt to actually harm our credibility that we have seen from the current occupant. hee of the ways to change that is for america to show that we want something better, so there is an absolute good that happens when we change our leadership, when we reject the current order. that restores at least an intentionality on our part. and then the next president is going to have to revisit the paris accords. they're going to have to revisit what we've done with iran. it may be too late for us to rerestore that conversation, but we watching the consequences of pulling out with iran restarting its conversations about how it's going to operate. and so part of our obligation is going to be the immediacy of our response. but the reason this is so important is that we don't have a counselor corps. we don't have a foreign service that is ready to actually respond. there's been a decimation of our foreign service to occupants, and that's deeply problematic. especially at senior levels, but also at entry levs. people are leaving -- levels. people are leavi

remember, theon: regulations come from a variety of different agencies. that is why we have 16 different ones and we will be able to coordinate, focus their attention, and remove the regulations quickly that are necessary to be removed. some regulations are important. we recognize that. if an opportunity zone fund is presented with capital gains fund -- ce in this secretary carson: if you are talking about a tax issue, that would be treasury. >> the actual monitoring of it would be at the end of the year if you don't apply, you go in and actually deal with it during the tax season, so i'm just hoping that that's not a situation where, you know, opportunity fund is supposed to invest at least 90% of the money into the project, and let's say .omething goes awry it's not going to be known until at the end of the year. is that right? ofretary carson: in terms the financial consequences, perhaps, but we have an executive director who has an office so that we can get real-time feedback all the time so the program can be changed as we roll it out. ok, that was t

in theon confidence world economy, the implications for chinese companies and so on. net positive.ficult to be precise about the impact on u.s. company earnings. the second effect is, if you are where the chinese have to start paying these tariffs which is a few weeks away, it doesn't happen the minute they go up, i think that the chinese are likely to be retaliating in some form. it may not just be confined to raising a few tariffs on u.s. imports. it may be broader than that. shery: at this point, we are facing this choice. deal or no deal. time hason for a long been, what happens if you actually do get a deal? there seems to be more consensus with these issues with china mobile that the tensions will summer in the background. what does that mean for the markets? >> actually, i think the whole technology standards, technology story,national security that is a medium-term reality about the relationship between china and the u.s.. that isconvinced incompatible with markets doing ok. at least into the next presidential election. we do have some presidents. a long time ago when there

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there are communists in all countries but we are looking the , looking theon other direction did notlp to be free. communism does not work anywhere he goes. behindi think that is the u.s. approach, under president obama and now president trump, a worsening crisis in venezuela needs the attention of the international community but what tools are most appropriate in those circumstances? , it iscrisis gets worse on the mind of people to increase pressure on nicolas maduro in hopes he will either change course or see fit to leave and venezuela can return to a democratic path. host: republican, new jersey, pat. caller: is getting rid of nicolas maduro the biggest step, giving his level of support in the country, what are the prospects for a civil war? guest: a good question. he is the head of the regime but he does have a regime behind him. there are a number of people who are fully invested in the continuation of his rule. if it is not him, somebody else with a similar approach because the senior levels of the regime, including the military, are fully invested in corruption activities, d

talk cohosted, a by the harry s truman presidential library and museum dunnigan, theon first african-americanemale white house correspondent and senate and house representatives press gallery member. her granddaughter and others discuss her life and legacy as a trailblazing journalist. >> good evening come of it is an tournament. welcome to the truman presidential library and museum. m kurt graham, the museum director. i appreciate you being here to enter this program and to celebrate an important legacy with us. we are in the legacy business and when we celebrate harry truman's legacy we find that we end up celebrity a lot of legacies as well, and i think that speaks volumes about who harry truman was. i want to begin by thanking some folks tonight -- the truman library institute who sponsored so much of what we