>> whitaker: the case received international attention. media couldn't resist the story of the fallen athlete from one of america's most prestigious schools. to protect her identity, chanel was dubbed "emily doe." turner was almost always identified by his accomplishments in the pool. when you saw the description of him as a champion swimmer on the stanford swim team, what did you think of that? >> miller: i didn't understand why it was relevant, when you're also reporting that my lower half was completely exposed, that my necklace was wrapped around my neck. that my hair was disheveled. that my bra was only covering one breast and the rest was pulled out of my dress. i don't understand why it is relevant how quickly he can move ntext t e.>> whiker: did you fet that description of him as a championship swimmer sort of changed the narrative? >> miller: yes. they were framing it like he had so much to lose, and were not focusing on what had already been lost, for me. >> whitaker: by then, she had told her boyfriend and parents. but despite t

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former acting matt whitaker ways in shortly.alifornia governor cracking down on church attendance and singing at services with protest by thousands. so what do they plan to do this weekend in the wake of the supreme court decision, the casinos could be put over churches. robert jeffers and marc siegel are here to discuss live civil disobedience by the faithful in the age of covid-19. amid reports mexican hospitals overburden and ill equipped to deal with coronavirus patients as surge across the board are ramping up with busy texas hospitals. a front-line border doctor just ahead. just minutes away but breaking news from leland vitterleland vittert, he. >> shannon, good evening. millions of unemployed americans are trying to figure out how they will make ends meet without that $600 a week a federal help fear the program that provided that help expired tonight. and based on what the speaker of the house has said today, it appears that those families might have to wait a while. >> they do not understand the gravity of the situation

gillian: you did a great job with whitaker, leland. for more insight let's bring in democratic strategist and cofounder of third way jim, former policy director for senator chuck schumer. jim, thanks for being with us today, appreciate it. >> thank you. gillian: joe biden taking flax from critics, trump supporters who say he dragged his feet, he waited too long to condemn the violence that we have seen break out in the summer in u.s. cities, took him almost by their calculations 3 months to the day from the day that george floyd was shot dead on memorial day, is that fair, is that accurate? >> i don't think it's fair or accurate. joe biden has been a friend of police for his entire career and, look, the violence, looting, the killings have to end, period. look i'm stunned and frankly sickened that in the midst donald trump retweeted a post with kyle riddenhouse and murdered two people and what is the message he's trying to send, is the moment of political and moral leadership and our political leaders are trying to fan the flames or co

former acting matt whitaker ways in shortly.alifornia governor cracking down on church attendance and singing at services with protest by thousands. so what do they plan to do this weekend in the wake of the supreme court decision, the casinos could be put over churches. robert jeffers and marc siegel are here to discuss live civil disobedience by the faithful in the age of covid-19. amid reports mexican hospitals overburden and ill equipped to deal with coronavirus patients as surge across the board are ramping up with busy texas hospitals. a front-line border doctor just ahead. just minutes away but breaking news from leland vitterleland vittert, he. >> shannon, good evening. millions of unemployed americans are trying to figure out how they will make ends meet without that $600 a week a federal help fear the program that provided that help expired tonight. and based on what the speaker of the house has said today, it appears that those families might have to wait a while. >> they do not understand the gravity of the situation

we have matthew whitaker. your thoughts, sir?and says the leaks are really getting out of control and they're criminal. what do you think? >> liz, first of all, glad to be with you, tonight. what i think john ratcliffe is telling us something very important, and that is, there are members of both the intelligence community and possibly members of congress that are criminal leakers and this is not only un-american but it is really disgusting. these intelligence leaks that really don't allow the federal government to function the way it should. that it is done instead of to improve legislation, improve our republic, it is used to damage individuals politically, especially the president of the united states. so i think, i'm happy to hear that these referrals have been made for investigation and i'm, i hope that we can hold people accountable and prosecute some folks for leaking classified information. elizabeth: democrats nancy pelosi and adam schiff say they are outraged by the pause on the briefings, the individual personal briefi

neil: matthew whitaker, former acting u.s. attorney general.to see you again. >> always enjoy being with you, neil. thank you. neil: same here. we've got a couple of developments we're following here. the baseball season that just started, well, it could soon be ending right now. we've seen coronavirus cases ignite among a number of teams, whether the players in the marlins or the phillies or the st. louis cardinals. one of the greatest baseball players who ever lived, johnnie damon, remember about johnnie damon in a field where people come and go, he played almost 20 years. his perspective on what happens to baseball this year. neil: you know, we interrupt this shortened baseball season for, well, the end of the baseball season. don't dismiss it. already given the fact that the coronavirus cases have been spiking among either team members or team staff members, the likes of the philadelphia phillies and th the marlins ande st. louis cardinals. it's disrupting game schedules and it has the baseball commissioner himself saying it could happen. i

really well, forest whitaker and i said oh my goodness. wow. and the next day my phone rings again and pam williams says we finally found the actress who's going to play the wife. of the butler and i said great. who's that going to be and she said oprah winfrey. and i said okay now, let's stop joking. let's roll on to the serious part of this conversation. and she said well, sit down. and i said i am sittingdown . >> with my peanut butter and jelly sandwich. >> this is the second. >> different lunch. >> and she said oprah winfrey is going to play the wife of the butler and then the other cast members started rolling in and it was lenny kravitz, jane fonda, vanessa redgrave, robin williams, cuba gooding junior. clarence williams the third. from the mod squad. a man of very few words. when i was a kid growing up in ohio there were very few blacks on tv. and he was one of the stars of the mod squad. and he was a man of very, very few words on that show. so when i was on the set my first day seeing link from the mod squad on the set, i went over to

mark whitaker is our newest "sunday morning" contributor.7-year-old magazine, might be best known for great reads and great photography, chronicling hollywood and high society. but how does a publication that bills itself as capturing the culture zeitgeist react to a moment like this? >> i felt when i took the title over, that the culture really was moving very strongly in a direction that was more diverse. >> reporter: radhika jones became "vanity fair"'s editor in chief in 2017. >> i think as an editor you're always hoping to see around the corner. >> reporter: so what made you think that tanehisi coates was the person who could help you create something really new and distinctive. >> well, tanehisi coates has been seeing around corners his whole leasing. life. >> you don't understand the forcf ite supremacy, and you fundamentally misunderstand america. >> reporter: earlier this year, jones tapped best-selling author tanehisi coates to give a special issue of "vanity fair" on newsstands next month. it features contributors of color on almo

last week as prime minister he admitted that his most senior editorial executive in australia paul whitaker was part of the campaign to remove me it didn't flood but in particularly with the commentators particularly with the television network. the it was relentless you're not the only former prime minister of australia speaking out against rupert murdoch these days your predecessor kevin rudd who's from the other side of the political aisle has been equally vocal recently can you tell me why is this happening and why is it happening now. the murdoch press runs now as i political operation it's effectively a political party it is ruthlessly partisan 8. it builds up and supports its friends it doesn't hold them to account at all at all and it is relentless in its attacks on. their political rivals or opponents a few decades ago you could say that this newspaper lent that way that newspaper lent that way but they all tried to a greater or lesser extent to buy to do a you know an effective job of news reporting. that that's been thrown out of the window these are now vehicles for opinion and

brian: here to explain author of above the law matt whitaker.he white house, try to create some law and order leading up to the release of the mueller report. let me ask you, when you see the unrest in chicago, portland, seattle and new york. what do you expect joe biden to do if he was a law and order -- law and order leader? >> well, brian, it's good to be with you this morning. >> >> good morning. >> what i see is the left, including joe biden and kamala harris are unwilling to really say anything positive about law enforcement, to support the men and women in blue. and this surge that we have seen in murders and crime in our major cities is going to have to be addressed with more law enforcement, not less. and i see this campaign really is a defining moment in american history. do you want to continue what we had done in the first two or three years of this administration lowering the crime rate including violent crime and murders or do you want to see a continued surge like we are seeing in minneapolis and other in chicago and other places

some appearances equal the total number of times attorney general sessions, acting attorney general whitaker and attorney general bar have appeared before this committee in their official capacity and lied so congratulations. >> today's growing comes as john durham wraps up his probing to the origins of the russia investigation. shannon: thank you very much. tension running high at the senate judiciary committee. >> just because it is a woman testifying doesn't mean -- >> thank you, really appreciate that you are very constructive. shannon: a member of that committee, marsha blackburn, joins us to offer perspective, welcome back. >> it was quite a hearing. shannon: we smith tweeting sally yates show part 3 of ongoing cover-up blaming anti-trump operation on comey with susan rice email, brennan, increasingly clear former obama administration officials have set up fbi director as obama fall guy. what do you make of what miss yates had to say about mister comey? >> reporter: one of the things she found out, she blamed comey for going rogue and knowing there were so many inaccuracies she said th

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jordan and forest whe whitaker. >> why do you think hollywood hasn't made this movie until 2019?rks. i feel like it's lazy in a way. any time people would say to me, well, you know, a movie with a black lead won't work internationally, i always said that makes no sense whatsoever. because we have seen it happen. we have seen will smith do numbers. we have seen the success of denzel washington. but somehow the industry goes back to its old forms. so luckily now we have people in place that can change some of those things. >> qwakanda is a small town awa from where boseman grew up. he followed the stage at howard university, the historic black college in washington, d.c. where he majored and directed. >> i was more worried about, you know, is this person going to come out for their cue on time? is that light on? i never really saw myself doing this. i never really saw myself being on stage or being in front of the camera. >> at howard, he met cosby show actress phylicia rashad who became his mentor. when he could not afford to go he asked a famous friend to help. >> i actually got

attorney general matt whitaker. matt, as always, we appreciate you taking the time.om garrett in terms of the wisconsin department of justice investigation. where does the doj and/or fbi come in on this? >> i'm sure both are supporting the wisconsin bureau of investigation in what they're doing. you know, i think it's very dangerous for politicians to characterize what happened, what didn't happen based on, you know, the video that we've all seen. obviously, you know, there's a very volatile situation, and we all have to wait until we hear all of the facts and circumstances. but with, you know, i am, you know, i was at the white house thursday night, and i saw, you know, what this looks like up close and personal with some of these violet protests. so -- violent protests. it is very concerning, but i think what's stoking the names is often times these leftist politicians that are, you know, kind of -- leland: yeah, the rhetoric and the rush to judgment and all these kind of intersect into a pretty combustible situation. this happened in kenosha. there was a group of

"black panther" co-star forest whitaker talking to robin sunday night about a pivotal scene where hisul, that it was actually happening. i think it's that kind of discipline but openness. >> yeah. >> that allowed part of the phenomenon of the "black panther" to occur like all the different things that happened from what he did. he was sort of inspiring people to remember their heritage and lineage and ancestry and the beauty of the black culture. >> reporter: "the avengers" co-star robert downey jr. saying this to robin about being on set with boseman. >> toward the end of the third "avengers," "the infinity war" there was this we all kind of lose together, and i remember it was one of those few days that all of the -- all of the avengers were together and there was just the way that he walked on set and the immense success that had occurred and rightfully so with "black panther" and he was just in this kind of stratus of his own but always, always humble. always hard working, always a smile on his face and just -- and now looking back all the more i realize just what an incredibly gr

former acting attorney general matt whitaker said biden is prioritizing politics over your public saywhen he joins us a little later on. also on deck as you can see, the all star lineup, tom homan, tammy bruce and rachel duffy. plus the new jersey gym owners who defied state shutdown orders have lost their business license. the owners of the gym said their fight is not over. we'll talk to them. plus, actress bo derek joins us with her commitment to bring our nation together by supporting our nation's veterans and dogs as well. we have a busy three hours, kicks off 14 and-a-half minutes from right now on the channel you trust for your morning news. todd and jillian back in just a couple minutes. ♪ book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. and wherever you're headed, are you worried about staying sharp and alert? forebrain, from the harvard-educated experts at force factor, contains key ingredients to help boost memory, learning, clarity, focus, and more! rus

appearances equals the total number of times attorney general sessions, acting attorney general whitaker and attorney general barr appeared before this committee and official capacity combined. so congratulations. >> today's growing comes as john durham wraps up his probe into the origins of the russia investigation. he can criminally charge if he sees fit. shannon. >> shannon: all right, david, thank you very much. so tensions running high at the senate judiciary committee today. here is one example from the hearing. >> let her answer the question. just because a woman testified doesn't mean she has to be covered up. >> thanks a lot, senator lee that you are very constructive. it went all right republican senator from tennessee and a female too, marsha blackburn to offer her perspective how this meant today. senator, welcome back. >> thank you. good to be with you. it was quite a hearing. >> shannon: it was. lee smith tweeting this today "shelly gates show part 3 ongoing cup irma don't cover up on james comey with susan rice email and then excavate comey but former obama administration

. >> one of my favorite characters in the book is ray whitaker who was a longtime newspaper editor and came to characters in the book in my life but ray came in 1955 and 80 veteran, columbia grad, jewish new york to alaska in 1955, a logging town and in 1955 really in the middle of nowhere. that was pre-anything, not even a radio station or tv and ray brought this idea of culture and irving this and then he started to a student newspaper that became our local paper is still in existence. he and his students darted publishing the regular news. he helped found a public radio station and he was a local conservation group that is responsible for a lot of preserved land around here and he also served on the borough assembly for seven times. as a socialist. and so at one point, he was called red ray. names in red ray so the powers that be and he went right to the source of that rumor and explain the difference between socialism and communism showed that he wasn't a communist . >> i just see the legacy that you have in one small town and that's here. for we still have a radio station, we stil

soskin: several of the cases involving acting general matt whitaker when he was serving as acting attorney general of the united states and those cases have cases. >> what was your involvement as ou said in your resume involving executive orders on travel and immigration? what specific cases? mr. costello: i have been involved in a number of politically sensitive cases. they have to be of significant -- >> which cases on travel and immigration? mr. soskin: i was involved in entry to the united tates including -- -- muslim ban? cost mr. soskin: some people labeled it. >> were you lead counsel? mr. soskin: i was one of many couple on the team to defend those enactments. >> did you participate in the policy making relating to those orders? . soskin: my involvement was litigation counsel. i was involved as litigation counsel. >> what was your involvement in the department of justice's ban or bump stocks? mr. soskin: when i was on detail worked on roll, i the drafting of what became the rule trading bump stucks as machine guns. i have been involved in lead litigation counsel in defending that b

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lewis, the heavyweight fighter, orson wells got fired from his radio show for speaking out for isaac whitakernd the whole story of what happened to him became politicized and part of the conversation in a way that we are feeling the same way with george floyd. the alger his story breaks in the 1948 election. suddenly there is so much talk in washington, people trying to figure out is there a communist conspiracy infiltrating washington? what is the fact, the conspiracy theory, in washington all over the country among the electorate in 1948, that is as relevant today. >> too relevant. >> guest: the fbi on the trail of a major presidential candidate with regard to a possible russian conspiracy. henry wallace a fascinating picture. there is so much to see but was wallace a stooge for the kremlin? we know he wasn't but this was the conversation in 1948 and is relevant today. this is the berlin airlift. in the 1948 election cycle true and launches the berlin airlift, this is not apples to apples comparison but in the election cycle we went knows to nose with the soviets on the brink of world war i

. >> several of the cases involving acting attorney general matt whitaker when he was serving as acting attorney general of the united states. those cases present issues. >> what was your involvement in your resume, politically sensitive litigation involving executive orders on travel and litigation, what specific cases? >> i've been involved in a number of sensitive cases throughout my career. they come to our office, they have to be of significant -- >> which cases on travel and immigration? >> i was involved in cases involving the president's executive orders and proclamations regarding entry to the united states. >> the muslim ban? >> some people labeled it as such. i think the title of the president's actions were executive orders and proclamations. >> where you counseled? >> i was one of many counsel on the team serving to defend those enactments. >> did you participate in policies in the making leading to those orders? >> my involvement was is litigation counsel. >> real in touch with the white house when they were formulated? >> i was involved is litigation counsel. >> what was

. >> it's several of the cases involving acting attorney general matt whitaker when he was serving as acting attorney general of the united states. and those cases present issues about the service of acting appointees. >> what was your involvement and you said in your resume politically sensitive litigation involving executive orders on travel and immigration. what specific cases? >> i've been involved in a number of politically sensitive cases throughout my career . first to come to our office they have to be of significant ... >> which cases on travel and immigration. >> i was involved in cases involving a president's executive order and proclamations regarding entry to the united states including ... >> is that the muslim band western mark. >> some people labeled it as such. i think the title of the president's actions were executive orders and proclamations. >> where you lead counsel? >> i was one of many councils on the team taking to defend those enactments against challenge. >> did you participate in policymaking leading to those orders ? >> my involvement in them was as litiga

appearances equals the total number of times attorney general sessions, acting attorney general whitaker and attorney general william barr have appeared before this committee in their official capacity combined so congratulations. we can't seem to bring the attorney general here but former attorney generals are always welcome. thank you for being here. i would like to ask for a reflection on michael flynn and ask about the following. flynn apparently had suspicious contact with russia starting in 2015 when he sat next to vladimir putin at a dinner in moscow, flynn accepted payments for multiple russian entities like rt, caspers key labs, voelker airlines and failed to report these payments on his financial disclosure forms when he became national security adviser to donald trump. according to the mueller report, during the 2016 campaign, flynn worked with individuals and claims to be in contact with russian affiliated hackers to obtain hillary clinton's emails. flynn also signed a contract to work with the turkish government during the campaign and lied about his work for turkey on his f

that equals the total number of times the attorney general ersessions, acting attorney general whitaker and it might - - attorney general barr have appeared before this committee combined. congratulations we cannot bring the attorney general here but former attorney general's are always welcome. thank you. i would like to ask for a moment of reflection on michael flynn. he apparently had suspicious contacts with russia starting 2015 when he sat next to vladimir putin add the dinner in moscow accepting payments from multiple russian entities, and he failed to report these payments on his financial disclosure forms when he became national socurity advisor to president trump. during the 2016 campaign flynn worked with individuals who came to be in contact with hackers with hillary clinton's e-mails and he also signed a contract to work with the turkish government during the campaign and lied about his work - on his foreign affairs registration filings. december 2016 plan had four code conversations with the ambassador in which he urged russia not to respond to aru sanctions and the obama a

what whitaker? how would we go about settling open questions in the event that an advisory did insert this degree of uncertainty. ultimately, that is a state law question. it's 50 states with radically different laws. people who remember the 2000 hanging debacle. they are anxious not to repeat that. however, understanding the part of the education system that needs to occur at this point like educating voters to be more patient. mail-in ballots take a lot of time. resetting the way the media addresses the public on these issues. also getting them to understand that the rules in florida operate this way. the rules in ohio operate this way. that is part of reinforcing institutional credibility and messaging to the public that we do have a system that is sophisticated and robust enough to tackle these questions ahead on. if there is some kind of concern, we don't just need to hide them. we do have these mechanisms by which to settle these issues and to really start thinking about how the variation or w