protestant as those who are waving german imperial flags for example those who are away being pro trumbull pro putin banners we were talking in the report about the number of arrests around $300.00 in total including $200.00 that took place in front of the russian embassy where $3000.00 protesters right wing protestant has continued on even after the protest the official protests was disbanded so a group that is not only composed by far rights protesters that's the minority but a very visible and a very vocal minority political correspondent among all shows thank you so much. and now time to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. montenegrins have begun voting in a parliamentary election that looks too close to cole not that the long governing western party no a rival alliance seeking close to toss the soviet and russia is tipped to win a majority of seats. police in portland oregon have a homicide investigation after a protester was killed there the victim was shot dead the supporters of president don't trump clashed with black lives matter demonstrators un

. >> two names that figure prominently, lyman trumbull. >> trumbull ran against lincoln for the first senate race in 1855 and he had been the republican party is made up of all these various elements, people who were former ways and former democrats, and in those days the state legislature is choosing the senator and lincoln had the majority of the votes. all he needed was five more votes to win the nomination for the senate in 1855 and troubles supporters he was a former democrat were not willing to go with lincoln because he was a wig so they held out and they held out and it looked like there would be a stalemate and lincoln was worried if neither one of them one at the third candidate might win was more pro-southern, more proslavery so he turned all 47 votes over to five votes of trumbull's allowing trumbull to be the senator and his friends couldn't figure out how he can do that . mary was so upset with trumbull's life that he hardly spoke to her but lincoln went to his victory party, shook his handand as a result of not making an enemy out of the manlike trumbull , trumbull and

nominate will need to joe biden as their presidential candidate on monday and president trumbull except his party nominations the next week. watch c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern for live coverage of the democratic convention starting monday. and the republican convention starting next monday, august 1 he four. live streaming and on-demand at c-span.org, or listen with the seifert -- the free c-span radio app. your unfiltered view of politics. >> the contender, about the men who ran for the presidency but lost, and changed political history.

greg: trumbull probably talk about the wall.walls are one thing that doesn't change pretty much for forgetting anything else? >> two things don't change, walls and wheels. you can come back in 2000 years from now and two things will still be around wheels and walls. greg: is right about that and he no trump wants to hit back at every insult starting with biden's her home. >> is real home is a place he never leaves any more. he never leaves. greg: don't give away the store there. save some material for next week or what a contrast to. the dnc loves to show off their star power but aren't saved doesn't need mopey pop stars per day of term. he's more interesting than angry after. he has to be soft on crime cops hard-working americans often radical leftists capitalism and tough on the border. there you go. michael any advice? >> i grew with you 110%. trump is does. doesn't matter who he gets to be on stage at the convention did the media's going to hate a pretty good introduced jesus himself and you'd have people freaking out over a

as fully human and we have yet to fulfill that promise of equal justice under law well president trumbull officially accept the republican party's nomination in a few hours time trump will speak from the white house south lawn to make his case for reelection. hundreds of protesters are already gathering outside. federal and regional troops upper told in the u.s. city of kenosha after several nights of violent protests by the shooting of a black man activists are pushing for charges against the officer who opened fire on jacob lake a state of emergency has been declared in the us city of minneapolis after violent protests on wednesday the demonstrations followed the death of a black murder suspect who police say shot himself the state's governor says the national guard will be deployed in the city minneapolis has been the center of protests since may after george floyd was killed when a police officer i know on his neck. one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the u.s.s. baton of the southern state of louisiana killing at least 4 people are coming or it made landfall with category 4 st

atk: first lady milani trumbull step into the spotlight tonight.l make the case for her husband's reelection from the white house rose garden she helped renovate. her speech of the 2016 convention was criticized when it was found to have included passages similar to what michelle obama said of the 2008 democratic national convention. the speechwriter for the trump organization later took the blame. the father of a black man shot multiple times by police in wisconsin says his son is now paralyzed from the waist down. jacob blake told the chicago sun-times he is not sure if the 29-year-old's paralysis is permanent. the shooting on sunday by police in kenosha was captured on cell phone video and quickly spread on social media, igniting new protests over racial injustice. federal agencies are bolstering arsenals of teargas and other crowd control equipment has racial justice protests continue around the country. the government spent at least $28 million for the gear since may 25 when the death of george floyd, who was unarmed in minneapolis, sparked pr

trumbull will accept his party's nomination the next week. watch c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern for live coverage of the democratic convention, starting on monday, and the republican convention, starting next monday, august 20 four. life streaming and on-demand at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> at the white house, president trump spoke to parents and teachers about reopening schools and providing in person teaching during the coronavirus pandemic. this event also included remarks from vice president pence, kellyanne conway, and education secretary betsy devos. ? thank youvery -- >> very much. we're here to talk about opening our schools. we have some of our great teachers and parents in a very representative group, and we also have some extraordinary experts with us. i like to maybe start off by asking our vice president to say a few words, and then if you would, betsy and kelly and. we will go around and talk to some of the parents and teachers, and thank you all for being here very much. >> thank you,

this society and obviously there are a lot of other names of former president between lincoln and trumbullthere are people mentioning for example president barack obama but another name is outstanding in my opinion lyndon b. johnson he did a lot for black citizens of the us the civil rights act or the voting rights act are 2 examples we gave the black population constitutional equality and i think that is much more than trump did actually another topic in trump's speech was the corona virus pandemic and looking back how he has handled it so far let's listen in to what he had to say to that not a single american who has needed a ventilator has been denied a ventilator which is a miracle. about what we think about this claim in particular if we think about the beginning of the corona virus outbreak in the u.s. russia. well this is an astonishing claim we should all remember the 1st week of the outbreak of the corona virus in the u.s. the united states weren't really prepared for the virus such as other countries too but for example new york governor andrew cuomo was asking in march for help

your ideas are still radical to mainstream america and that's what trumbull win. >> shannon: listen,ar left out there was not happy that people like congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez got a 62nd speaking slot, former ohio, john john kasich -- along those lines, tweeting this. aoc needs more than 60 seconds. if we are fine wasting time and space bringing bloomberg and john kasich, this is more proof the dnc still doesn't understand the democratic base, they use people of color or the fact they are not a conservative party. it's okay. jessica, it sounds like there is some push and pull whether they're going to present aoc as their mainstream voice or whether it's going to be joe biden and then argue that he's moderate and not being pulled left by senator sanders and others. >> i think bernie sanders put all of that to rest this evening when he made the progressive case for joe biden and employed his supporters to not do what they did in 2016, to either sit it out or go for joel stein in large numbers, more than we ended up losing the election to donald trump across those three states

the democrats plan to meet with joe biden as their candidate monday, and president trumbull except hisarty's nomination the next week. live coverage for of the democratic convention monday, and the republican convention starting next monday, on-demand livestream on c-span.org or listen with the free radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. ♪ >> the contenders, about the men who ran for the presidency and the lost, but changed political history all week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. tonight, three-time presidential candidate, and considered one of the best orators of his time, william jennings bryan. ♪ c-span has unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events. you can watch all of c-span's onlic affairs programming television, online, or listen on our free radio app. be part of the national conversation through c-span's daily washington journal program or through our social media scene. c-span -- created by america's cable television companies as a public service, and brought to you today by your television

fox news has's told president trumbull accused biden of spending the last spokesperson told ap, "joes hiding and taking voters for granted, but the trump campaign what makes a mistake. his agenda will kill jobs and hurt families in the keystone state, which is exactly why he won't confront voters in his hometown." mollie, let me start with you. you know, observers have said, over the course of the dnc, over the past couple days, that there is a very stark contrast that is being set up between the ruling class, the political elite. they are bringing back politicians that have been on the scene for decades and decades and decades and decades. you bring up the clintons, the obama's, biden himself. you bring out john kerry, the kennedys, all these folks that kind of have represented politics for decades. i wonder, is that appealing to people, so many on the democratic side of said people who want to go back to what they see as normal. that they feel this time with president trump trying something different has been chaotic and unpleasant, and they want to go back. president trump using h

grady trumbull has more from chicago. >> harris, there was no looting here in chicago over the weekendan see some stores on the magnificent mile still boarded up. there were protests, though. one of which police they got violent. there was some finger-pointing as to who got violent first, police or the protesters, but chicago police insist it was the protesters who were assaulting them with projectiles and debris. one man arrested for hitting officer with the skateboard. overall, two dozen people arrested. here, chicago police superintendent david brown. >> at some point, there was a concerted effort that i saw to educate officers, to pull them into more conflict and confrontations physically. i saw the officers remain calm, keep their professionalism, and take only a proportional appropriate action. >> in terms of the cost of all of this, we don't have numbers from the most recent round of looting here in chicago, but some suggest property damage and stolen items costing the city and businesses $66 million. on this map you see other cities like minneapolis and new york costing in the

do you expect resident trumbull ca convention bounce and will we see the polls start to tighten? >> reporter: i think that's the big question. both of these conventions, entering into the debate season many pollsters and political analysts will tell you we will naturally see a closing of the gap, as it were, or we are starting to see some battleground states were joe biden's lead has shrunk a bit. it is very clear that what we will see both men do is start at the campaign drove very hard in the next couple of months. president trump has a rally on friday and joe biden announced, during a fundraising event today, that he will begin traveling. especially to some of those battleground states as this race gets closer. >> the conventions maybe over, but now the campaigns will be heating up. at 10:30 will take a deeper look at what we can expect over the next 67 days and have the campaign trail will look very different due to trinity. >>> down the latest on the bay area fires in north bay. containment of the lnu is not 33% and more residents are being allowed to return home as a fire h

that is what trumbull -- truman had stumbled on earlier. one thing harry truman is interested in is trying to get a handle on what his responsibilities are. he is interested in what we would call a reset of relations with the soviet union. truman thinks if he can look the soviet leaders in the eyes he can deal with them. help in soviet defeating japan in the pacific theater. he wants to be sure the soviet union will purchase a bit fully in the united nations, and some of the organ or -- other organizations the u.s. is trying to build. and he wants to create a balanced europe that hopefully means the u.s. will not have to send an army back to europe for a third world war. it is for this reason that truman tried to delay the potsdam conference for as long as he could, both to give himself time to get up to speed on these issues, and hopefully to give the scientists in new mexico a little bit more time to work on the manhattan project. the weakest of the three great powers is undoubtedly the british. and i love this photograph, because it is t

trumbull will accept his party's nomination the next week. watch c-span at 9:00 p.m.astern for live coverage of the democratic convention, starting on monday, and the republican convention, starting next monday, august 20 four. life streaming and on-demand at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> at the white house, president trump spoke to parents and teachers about reopening schools and providing in person teaching

nominate will need to joe biden as their presidential candidate on monday and president trumbull except his party nominations the next week. watch c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern for live coverage of the democratic convention starting monday. and the republican convention starting next monday, august 1 he four. live streaming and on-demand at c-span.org, or listen with the seifert -- the free c-span radio app. your unfiltered view of politics. >> the contender, about the men who ran for the presidency but lost, and changed political history. tonight, three-time presidential candidate and considered one of the best orators of his time. you to the front page of today's "new york times," headline there, kamala harris joins in ticket. -- biden ticket. a 55-year-old daughter of jamaican and indian immigrants. that picture of her on the front page of the new york times. we are getting your reaction to joe biden making his vp pick. the lines are open. .epublicans, (202) 748-8001 democrats, (202) 748-8000. .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 debbie, flint, michigan. democrats. you are up. caller: i think

president trumbull except his party's nomination the following week. c-span for live coverage of the democratic convention starting on monday, august 17th. and the republican convention starting monday on august 24. live streaming and on-demand at c-span.org or listen with the three c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us now is aaron thes, editor at large of 19th. 19th news.org is the upside. a first time guest, welcome to washington journal. guest: thank you so much for having me. i am so happy to be here. host: thank you for watching. we look forward to hearing about your new organization. tell us about the 19th. how did it get started? what is the mission? just: the 19th began before the iowa caucuses. the idea was born about four years ago right after the 2016 elections. had anraham shaw election where we saw in juice -- issues of gender on full display. nomination and yet the narrative around gender was -- with that election were the same as they have been for so many cycles. q

john trumbull the great american painter ame had the use of only one eye because of a childhood accidentthey didn't let down one - - that stop them he was one of the great painters of the time with only the use of one i that greatly altered his depth perception is interesting to see the small versions of his famous paintings signing the declaration of independence for the death foreign at bunker hill the small paintings are much stronger than the large ones on display in the rotunda because of that problem if knox and green had volunteered to serve in the army today they would have been rejected because they were physically unacceptable but they didn't let that stand in the way. >> and in a way it makes them more vivid somehow and identifiable like a character in dickens you would know them the minute they walk in the room certainly harry on - - henry knox ww he's the biggest n the room. >> you mentioned knoxas was 25 when he first got to know about george washington he only mentioned alexander hamilton three pages in theen book what were the parameters are what didn't you write about an