most people would like warren harding.he stories i put in the book, again, kind, benevolent, generous, humble. even when he was president, he didn't like his friends to call him mr. president. call me warren, let's go out and play golf. people in town, people who work for him at the newspaper, they called him warren or sometimes wg. he had that kind of relationship with people. one report is the new york times went to marion to look at his background, a guy named charles thompson talks to different people, and found out harding was very generous and helps people all the time. people down on their luck, buying presents at christmas. people said he was the kindest man i ever knew. thompson said, i never found the same story twice. everyone had a different story to tell about his generosity. he was a humble small town, american god. he was an academic or some kind of snobbish guy. he was somebody most people would like. even his enemies, people who hated him would concede he was a con man. susan: one historian has a different

we're back with senator elizabeth warren.ese 34 bills that have been passed. things are bad, things are very bad in 1965. >> yeah. >> stephen: that vote happened in the wake of bloody sunday. >> yeah. >> stephen: are things going to have to get much worse before they get any better? what is going to break, in your opinion, this moral failing, this deadlock? >> i don't know, but let me put it this way-- we may not be able to carry this vote tomorrow or on wednesday. but if we don't carry it on wednesday, then we get back up on thursday and get right back in the fight. and if we don't carry it in thursday, then we get back in the fight on friday, and we get back on the fight on saturday and we get back on the fight on sunday. ( applause ) there is nothing we do as a democracy that is more important than guaranteeing that all american citizens have the right to vote and the right to have that vote counted. ( applause ) so here's the plan-- we're going to vote, we're going to hold them to vote and we're going to stay after them.

did the warren commission, with all that time and all these resources, get its answers right? by area. as the assassination was taking place, a dallas businessman called abraham zapruder stood behind that low concrete wall looking down at elm street. >> as the president was coming down from houston street and making his turn, it was about halfway down there, i heard a shot. and i heard another shot or two. i couldn't say whether it was one or two. and i saw his head practically open up, all blood and everything. >> where did the shots come from? if the shots did not all come from the book depository window, then there was most likely some form of conspiracy. >> i think that the massive head wound where the president's head was literally blown apart came from a quartering angle on the grassy knoll, it struck and his head doesn't go directly back this way but it goes back and over this way, which would be consistent with the shot from that direction and newton's law of motion. >> unless the laws of physics were not working that day, the reaction of the president tells us where t

we have a look a was joined by warren. he is another rapper. he goes by the name of wall, and both of them did sign language, american sign language interpretations of the half time show of the performance, mary, j. blige, snoop dog talk to dre as they were wrapping. and this is, this is a 1st, normally there's a sign language interpretation of say, just the national anthem. the nfl has been doing that for the last 3 years. but some, this time it was different. and the reception there was a lot of excitement within the deaf and hard of hearing community about this ahead of the game. but some, some fans took the social media off to with to complain that they were bit disappointed of how things actually turned. turned out the sign language interpreters were on a different set away from the main performance. it's on, on the pitch, the a p post and social media. i'm highlighted the fact that the lighting wasn't so great on the, on the, on shown forbes and warren snipe. and that they were like, they felt brushed aside like in the very opposite of in

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warren snipe, he's also known as wall, while wall he was on stage doing an s l interpretation of the national anthem. but it's the 1st time the performers are going to be on stage alongside the half time show, which is such a big deal. they're very excited about it. have a listen store. it's never been show or just people actually side. so now is the time a show on this going on and why hasn't taken the nfl so long to do this? yeah, you, you're right. some the nfl has been working with organizations that support deaf and hearing impaired people for a long time for over a decade. actually and seeing sign language interpretations during a featuring in concerts in events. this is not new, this has been happening for quite a while. very, very famous artists, for instance, as lady gall stones, the there on stage. and the, at the interpreter as a sign language interpreter's are on stage with them signing alongside that some, it's a real acknowledgement and understanding that deaf and hard of hearing people are actually there at the performances they want to watch. and they want to particip

what do you say about warren -- what do you say to warren about that?ellody: he has outperformed by not owning an index, so he's proved positive it is possible you can outperform the broad market. but more importantly, in our world, we believe in the efficient market theory, the inefficiency is in the areas that are overlooked, misunderstood, people don't follow it very well. so that smaller company tends to be less widely followed. you also see the inefficiency in the international markets. that is where we work and live at ariel. so we can exploit those , inefficiencies in those areas, which is where we would respectfully disagree with warren buffett. ♪ ♪ david: let me talk about starbucks for a moment. you have been on the board how long? mellody: since 2006. david: did you go to starbucks every day? mellody: i go to starbucks a lot. david: do you have to wait in line like everybody else? mellody: yes. i wait in line like everybody else. that is an important part of the process, seeing how everything is working, how long it takes, what is happening i

the chinese communists and elizabeth warren both want to control you. your savings, your speech, your children. every decision they want to control. we need to break up the means of controlling the citizenry. i want an unruly, uncontrollable, american, we the people! number two. don't ever apologize to the woke mob. it doesn't work. they're not engaged in rational discourse. they're not actually offended at whatever idiocy it is that they are whining about that moment. they want to destroy you. they want to silence you. they want to subjugate you. respond with joy. laugh at them. it drives them bananas. are leftists the least funny people on planet earth? you can't say that! you can't do that! i don't like that! no! no! shut the hell up! it's none of your dam business. if i want to get a vaccine, i will get a vaccine. if i don't want it, i won't. it is none of your business how i decide for me and my family. that scares them. because it's not controllable. the third thing that i will say is speak out. use your voice. every one of you has a powerful mega

warren beatty and faye dunaway announced _ dolly.naway announced to - dolly. warren beatty and faye dunaway announced to the i dolly. warren beatty and faye i dunaway announced to the world that the winner of best film was la la land. the only problem was, it wasn't. the mistake was only put right in the middle of gushing speeches. not for many years have locusts been seen in this part of africa. some of the storms have been ten miles long. this africa. some of the storms have been ten miles long.— been ten miles long. this is the last time _ been ten miles long. this is the last time many - been ten miles long. this is the last time many of- been ten miles long. this is the last time many of these j the last time many of these people _ the last time many of these people will see the pope. for the credibility of the next pooe, _ the credibility of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own— pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world _ own words, be hidden from the world for— own words, be hidden from the wo

he was joined by another. rafa cold, warren snipe. it goes by the name of wall wall and walls and music, fish owner of music that he performs deep hole or hip hop through death ice. he's been making music for over 15 years, and both of them were brought on board by dr. dre, and they interpreted the half time show what they were doing was interpreting not just the lyrics, but the sounds and the music that you could hear in the stadium. the roar of the crowd, the great beats going on, when the rap to stop singing. it was really quite exciting to watch as well. and this to be honest, it's not the 1st time that the nfl have had a cell interpreters during parts of the super bowl, the super bowl event. normally that has an interpreter signing, alongside the national anthem, for instance, that's been happening for the last couple of years. but having an interpreter during the half time show. well that was, that was something new. excellent. and i sorta keep an eye on the super bowl for us . thank you very much. now let's look at the book thi

their president, appeals for com as western nations warren and invasion may be imminent. also in the show, germany of reelect its president prawn felt our shy meyer wins a 2nd term with the backing of the governing coalition and a special electoral assembly. in his acceptance speech, he said he would find for democracy. ah, i'm marrying a evans dean, it's good to have you with us. ukraine and the united states have agreed to continue to pursue diplomacy in response to russia's military build up on ukraine's borders. this comes amid warnings from the us that russia could invade at any time, and might create a surprised pretext for an attack. meanwhile, people in ukraine have rallied to support their government, which is calling for com. that's even as foreign countries rush to evacuate their nationals. a show of unity in ukraine's capital. the brave faces here though belie growing fears about a russian attack. he and we more, are we afraid would probably yes, i feel the anxiety in sight made by them because others are already planning their escape. yes, because i'm here, s

you as president joe biden, warren vladimir putin, of swift and severe costs. if russia does invade, perkins team accused the u. s. of unprecedented hysteria. the u. s. is taught diplomat antoni blink and also spoke with his russian counterpart on our call for minister lover off said the tub russians are working on a response to the paper that we sent to moscow. more than 2 weeks ago, proposing concrete areas for discussion. it remains to be seen if they'll fall through on that, but if they do, we'll be ready to engage on sunday contingency plans turned real u. s. staff at the organization for security and economic cooperation based in the rebel held city of dawn net. we're packing up and heading home, just the latest group to decide that the risk of all out war is now 2. great. let's have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. hundreds of women in the indian state of karachi had been protesting against abandon wearing. he jobs in educational institutions. the protest come after a number of government run schools in the region. bards.

liz warren may be bailing fancy nancy out.ing out today that warren's new proposal would make it possible for politicians to not pay capital gains taxes. our chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is here with the latest. trace? >> jesse, there is a reason tax analyst say this new proposal has a dual benefit allow congress to say they are taking the moral high ground while eventually taking home more money the ban on congressional ownership from democratic senator elizabeth warren and steve daines would ban members of congress and their spouses from owning or trading individual stocks, bonds, and securities. they would also not be allowed to take part in things like hedge funds. but they could put money in mutual funds and other widely held investments and here's the thing. the proposal would require members to either sell off individual stocks or convert them to broad based investments. they would then defer capital gains taxes until they sold those new assets or investments. for example, the executive branch alrea

joe biden, warren, that russia would face swift and severe costs if it invaded ukraine. or meanwhile, ukrainians have rallied to support their government, which is calling for calm, even as many foreign nationals leave the country. a shoe of unity and ukraine's capital. the brave faces here, though belied growing fears about to rush an attack on their country. here we must, are we afraid would probably yes, i feel the anxiety inside me like by them. others are already plotting their escape . if i'm years old, we will try to real pick them evelyn, to prepare all documents and making plans for their children to regulate them in countries ukrainian forces training near the black sea. these are been warfare exercises, hence the kind of unrest they are preparing for. president to lensky, however, cold for calm heads to prevail. the best friend for enemies, that is penny in our country. and all this information that tells only for benny doesn't help us during an hour long phone call on saturday. you as president joe biden warned vladimir putin of swift and severe costs. if rus

senator warren is joining me now.en that twice in one show in one morning i get to talk about bipartisanship. but look, you've pushed this issue before. why now and tell our viewers why you think that this is so important. >> look, people across this country need to have complete confidence that when members of congress are making decisions, that those decisions are based on what those members believe is best for the public and not what is best for them financially. and so this is a bill that is just very straightforward. it is the bipartisan ban on congressional stock ownership. no owning the stock, no trading the stock for the member, for the member's spouse. this means if you want to be in public service, the public never has to doubt on whose behalf you are working. >> my understanding is that your bill goes further than this, but a lot of folks have been talking about simply requiring stocks to be put in a blind trust which some people argue, you know, would just make it harder for oversight to find when things a

rally for unity in the face of russian aggression, or president appeals for calm as western nations warren and invasion may be imminent. also coming up, germany reelected president frank monitors, ty meyer wins the 2nd term with the backing of the governing coalition and a special electoral assembly. in his acceptance speech, he said he would find to foreign democracy. ah, i married evans dean. it's good to have you with us. ukraine's president has played and down warnings of an imminent russian invasion, saying he is yet to see convincing evidence what a mere zalinski is due to speak with. he was president joe biden. this comes after biden's phone call with russian president vladimir putin, which official said, did not yield any breakthrough. or meanwhile, people in ukraine have rallied to support the government, which is calling for calm, even as foreign countries rush to evacuate their citizens. a show of unity in ukraine's capital. the brave faces here though belied growing fears about a russian attack. he, him, we must, are we afraid would probably yes, i feel the anxiety in sight mad

you are asking americans to take a new look on warren g. harding. why?yan: he is one of the most maligned presidents in american history.

at ohio state there was a labor historian named warren van tyne. who had written a biography of john lewis the minor the the miners union john l lewis john l lewis and in he wrote quite a bit, and he was really interesting his labor history class because he liked a paper i did and he worked with me to get it published. i had to published on the brotherhood of carpenters and joiners of, ohio. um, and i went into the original union papers of the carpenters and joiners union and it got published as an undergraduate in a journal and that was like a big deal to me because you know, i was first time i had a byline first time i had an article and actually helped me get a fellowship to go money to go to georgetown because the priest there was running the department was impressed. they even though i maybe had not such great. states and math and science that i was getting a's in history and got an article published in a respectable journal and that was warren van tyne who pushed me in that direction? warren i've been in touch with the course since over the y

and olivia warren, let me begin with you tonight since you worked with the judge.r if she is nominated? >> well, i think that would i hope everyone will focus on is her opinions and her extraordinary resume and the experience that she brings to the bench. what i can speak to as someone who worked with her and what i think that the senate won't be able to see, is the extraordinary enthusiasm that she brings to her work and to her life. working with her is one of the most invigorating experiences that i've ever had. but more than that, as i think you just heard from her in her own words, she is profoundly empathetic. when you see in her courtroom you see the care that she takes with both the lawyers and the people that they represent. and behind the scenes, where i got to work, she treats everyone, young lawyers like myself serving as her law clerks, her courtroom reporter, and professional staff including hurt courtroom deputy, as valued in port members of her team. and off the bench in the world, i've seen judge jackson treat everyone she's encountered as an indivi

s. warrens that russia could invade ukraine at any time. also coming up the glitter r t r. back on the red carpeted berlin's international film festival at the berlin . our eyes are on the line screenings and who will win the golden bear.

. >> thank you >> on a all presidential rankings list, you will find warren harding's name at or near the bottom. ryan walters says, while harding had his faults, his accomplishments are often overlooked, including bringing the country back to normalcy after world war i ended economic land that led to the roaring 20's. in his book, the jazz age president, he lays out why president harding should rank higher. >> he has made to last in more presidential ranking surveys -- he has come up a few notches, but what has been said about him is really in the realm of myth.

this is proof that the pandemic started in southern china and not in warren to day force does. network method can also be used to understand the current spread of new variance across the globe is i know, in fact schools catch this single infection chain, shown in blue art, tourists who returned from high risk areas. but then how to answer est guitar when they tested positive, it was 1st suspected to be the dangerous indian delta variant over a state as a house does it have. but it actually turned out to be an alpha variant by the british variant with which as the network mapping shows was acquired in their local surrounding seattle. chi am on lunch communications with health authorities confirmed. this is placing met him because on types offer status to the foster brothers networking approach could help authorities quickly trace the origins of local clusters and stopped the spread by a quarantine measures. but are the virus lineage is alone sufficient lava for to configure upon to me? i believe that for fighting to bring the pandemic under control in the future plans, concrete

kyiv�*s warren of train tunnels under kyiv are now train tunnels are now bomb shelters.th his wife and two—year—old son. i am very, very scared for my boy, he says. also biding their time, in an apartment in the heart of the capital, a group of young civil rights activists with dreams for their country. like yuri, aged 21, convinced ukraine can prevail over mighty russia. we win. you think you will win? yes, we will win. ukrainians and ukrainian army will win. i believe. you will survive this. yeah. a hopeful assessment, but his friend is not so confident. are you worried about your life, about what could happen? yeah, of course, it's scary because it's a war. a war too close — as we talk, the country's defenders passed by, the hopes of this land, its future on their shoulders. that's the picture on the ground. meanwhile the kremlin insist its operation will last as long as necessary. president putin announced the action and warrant that any outside interference would lead to in an immediate response never previously experienced in history. but there have been protestant

announcer: on almost all presidential ranking list you will find warden harding -- warren harding's nameear the bottom. a historian says well harding had his faults as accompaniments are often overlooked including bringing the country back to normalcy after world war i and his economic plan that led to the roaring 20's. mr. walters latest case -- laid his case out for what president harding should be higher. >> he and james buchanan are running neck and neck. harding as come up a few notches but what has been said about him is in the realm of myth, a lot of myth about harding and outlet rise. when you look at his record is quite impressive. announcer: historian walters on q & a. you can listen to q & a and all of our podcasts on our new c-span now cap -- app. announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled list of students from low-income families can get the tools

senator, how do you and senator warren come together on this? and caught each other's eye? hey, we should ban stock trading. it seems like an odd pairing to me? >> not often a democrat from massachusetts, a republican from montana pairing together to try to solve a problem but here we go. look it, here is the reality, the american people have lost trust and confidence in congress, i think approval rating of congress is something lower than getting a root canal. we're trying to establish public service. we're here not to be served but to serve, to restore faith and confidence in congress and elected officials. so what we're looking at here is finding away to ban the trading of individual stocks by members of congress. charles: yeah. >> it's a bipartisan agreement. we worked together on this. there is no perfect solution. we want to find a bipartisan way forward here to restore some faith what is going on here in washington, d.c. charles: right. i would say the big bulk option buys that nancy pelosi's husband does. here's the thing, your bill woul

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warren to russian invasion of ukraine could come at any time. us secretary of state antony, blank and calls for more dialogue as president biden tells americans to leave you cry. now, as things could go crazy quickly, also on the program, australia's kilometers are endangered. the government warned that their numbers have dropped dramatically over the past decade. an international subject on protecting the oceans wraps up in france will affect progress on top of the most urgent.

s. warrens or russian invasion of ukraine could come at any time secretary of state and to be blank and call for more dialogue as president biden tells americans to leave ukraine. now, as things could go crazy quickly, also on the program, opposed for africa and it's battle against coven 19 as the continent gets its 1st vaccine, manufacturing plant. the head of the world health organization tells us it's a promising start. an international summit of protecting the oceans wraps.

s. warrens russian invasion of ukraine could come at any time secretary of state antony, blank, and calls to more dialogue as president biden tells americans to leave ukraine. now, as things could go crazy quickly, also on the program, a boost for africa in its battle against covey. 19 as the continent gets its 1st vaccine manufacturing plant, the head of the world health organization tells d w. it's a promising stuff ah.

last in person proceeded by likes of president obama and speaker pelosi, president clinton, senator warren and stacey abrams and on and on, your talk in person about grit, cuts and game and discussion during the unfairness terrible impact of health cap monopolies are as true today as they were then, their fans and excited to work with you now as a key member of president biden's cabinet. how are you, how is your return to our nations capitol and how is it going. >> if i could get theoi introduction like that every day, maybe you knew today's my birthday so you decided to be especially nice but it's a treat, this is part of my gift to be able to be with the folks families usa again, it is up through to everybody on this team, thank you for everything you do and for her story and great gait and cuts, thank you. that's what we need no surprises and we will make sure we implement it right. we are here todo get this done thank you for being here to make this happen. >> got to wish you the happiest birthday. what a y fantastic moment to wih you a happy birthday. what are you most proud of so far

their president appeals for com as western nations warren, an invasion may be imminent. also coming up germany, real life as president frank walter sty meyer wins a 2nd term with a bagging of the governing coalition and a special electoral assembly. in his acceptance speech, he says he will find for democracy. ah a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us. ukraine and the united states have agreed to continue to pursue diplomacy in response to russia's military built up on ukraine's borders. this comes amid warnings from the west that russia could invade at any time. and my pre to surprise pretext for an attack on. meanwhile, people in ukraine have rallied to support their government, which is calling for calm, even as foreign countries rush to evacuate their nationals, a show of unity in ukraine's capital. the brave faces here though belie growing fears about a russian attack. he and we more are we afraid would probably yes, i feel the anxiety inside me like by them. others are already planning their escape . yes, i'm yes. we will side to real pulled back. will

s. warrens that russia could invade ukraine at any time. also coming up the glitter. artie are back on the red carpeted berlin's international film festival at the berlin. our all eyes are on the line screenings, and who will win the golden bear and unborn, as big as soccer own little ball corn caused a stir as made, found champions byron, in a performance where the ages ah a mariner evans deem thanks for joining me. growing numbers of western governments are urging their citizens to leave ukraine as fears of a possible russian invasion intensify. germany says its citizens should leave as soon as possible. according to us intelligence reports and invasion by russia could occur at any time. the u. s. embassy and key f or non essential staff are being pulled out, and the u. s. government is advising its citizens to leave ukraine. other governments are following suit, the latest escalation, miss simmering crisis that is reaching boiling point 4 months. russia has build up its military presence on the ukrainian border. ah, adding to moscow, it'

in secretary general, antonia quoterush warren russia, that the fighting must stop and had strong words for as president vladimir putin. after he put his nuclear forces on high alert, we are facing a treasure before you could aid, but also a major regional, crazy, potentially disastrous implications. what household yesterday, russian nuclear forces would boots on high alert disease, a chilling development. the new idea of a nuclear conflict is simply inconceivable. must sink and justify the use of nuclear weapons. it's very in our corresponding stuff and simon's in washington 7. the meeting is still going on, but so far, what's your takeaway? ah my take away so far as that it is a another emergency assembly meeting of the general assembly and that the overwhelming majority of the speakers who go to the, to the pulled they are and, and say what their finger, their faults sharing their faults and the government's thoughts about what happens in ukraine and what russia is doing. there is, of course, again, states. so russia is getting an ear full. we have seen the russian ambassador to the

in weeks of warren, this i'm joined by leanna fixed from the german marshall fund of the united states . it's good to have you with us on did up in years now. russia came as withdrawing some of its troops from the border with ukraine. but we just had the u. s. president. bear cast casting some doubt. what should we be reading into this? it is the right approach to be cautious. we have seen in the past that announcements from the russian ministry of defense to withdraw troops actually led to just troops. we stationing troops remaining in position. that was the case. for instance, in the spring of last year. so it is the white approach to we may cautious until with all thought of tube. but we fight. but on the other hand, and child's trip to moscow has symbolized this. that is a window of diplomacy which now has to be used and both the talks and key of as well as the talks and moscow showed the path ahead which is the implementation of the mens agreements that were concluded in 2014 and further discussions on security the stationing of missiles in view. so in your opinion, is that what w