>> gardner: mm-hmm. >> whitaker: this one, the subject line is "racist."a bullet in your head." is this common? >> gardner: unfortunately, it is, when it comes to me. >> whitaker: another one." i hope people destroy your neighborhood, threaten your family and more, you ( bleep ) porch monkey." what do you think when you open up your mail and you have something like this? >> gardner: well, i think about the people who paved the way for me to even be in this position. >> whitaker: some of these are death threats. does that frighten you? >> gardner: well, you know, i signed up for this. but what frightens me is now that it's calls to my family, and i'm afraid that a loved one may be harmed because i took this job. >> whitaker: kim gardner grew up above her family's funeral home in north st. louis. she got a degree in nursing, but switched to law after her brother was sentenced to 17 years in prison for robbing a neighbor's house. crime and tough punishment are an all-too-familiar part of life on the northside. >> gardner: let's start addressing the pain. let'

we should've before now. >> whitaker: is nasa capable of making that shift? >> garver: oh, of course. i mean, nasa is capable of more than they-- they realize. >> whitaker: now, considering all you have told me, will congress let nasa make that shift? >> garver: probably not. >> whitaker: for the moment, the core stage for the first "artemis" mission sits in a test stand in mississippi, the same stand used for the "apollo" missions. it's awaiting a test-firing, after technical glitches cut the first one short. >> test director: and we got a shutdown. >> whitaker: there are six american flags on the moon, one for each "apollo" landing. but the newest flag there is chinese, left last year by a robotic lander that collected samples and brought them back to earth. beijing eventually plans to send astronauts. aren't we in a space race with china? >> garver: there is not a race to go to the moon. we won it. we won it six times. and i have no doubt that we will be back again, with people, before anyone else goes. >> whitaker: and charlie blackwell-thompson will be t

one, two, three. >> whitaker: dr. gayles told us he simply needs more vaccine. >> whitaker: do you have the infrastructure to handle a surge of doses? >> gayles: there you are. >> whitaker: you can... you can handle... >> gayles: the capaci... >> gayles: the capacity where we're set right now, these sites could probably double at least the number of doses that they put out, given an increase in supply. >> whitaker: with the new johnson & johnson vaccine granted emergency use authorization yesterday, millions more doses are being added to the national supply-- about four million ready to ship as soon as this week. but that's just one-third of what the company had contracted to deliver by this point. johnson & johnson blamed the complexities of manufacturing a new vaccine. the company uses emergent biosolutions in baltimore to turn its proprietary formula into doses of vaccine. >> whitaker: how many employees do you have working on this vaccine? >> sean kirk: so we've got about 350 here and probably another 100 supporti

. >> charles: former acting attorney general under trump, matthew whitaker says it's time biden's teamcrisis. we did reach out to speaker pelosi. she wasn't available to join us today. matthew, just -- the numbers speak for themselves with respect to the timing. so i think the blame game in itself is off. but by the fact that the biden administration sent fema has gotten fema in the mix speaks volumes how much this is an emergency, whether they want to admit it or not. >> yeah, this is obviously and all hands on deck, whatever resources the federal government can throw at it. the sad thing, charles is that this was controlled. these policies that the trump administration had in place, whether it was remain in mexico, whether it was putting a stronger border in place, were all making a difference. with the rhetoric of biden and the policies after the inauguration, you're seeing what is happening. the terrible thing is the coyotes and the smugglers are making lots of money. the immigrants trying to get in illegally are getting hurt and we'll see more situations where that outcome as the

elizabeth: you know, we're also seeing this happening too, michigan governor gretchen whitaker, the democratof the state of michigan, she is phasing statewide criticism over her severe lockdown rules. we're finding that judges ruled her rules are arbitrary, unconstitutional, and deneen, over 170, one, seven, zero, of her orders in michigan, almost all of them have been rescinded, negated, wined out for being wrong. what do you say to that? >> well, it's horrible. governor whitmer has done a disservice to her state and to her constituents with these harmful lockdowns. there are investigations happening over putting covid-infected elderly in nursing homes, not only michigan, but new york, pennsylvania, some other states. some of governors made the wrong calls, the wrong decisions. citizens unfortunately are ones who are suffering the consequences of people who are supposed to be leaders. elizabeth: all right, deneen borelli, thanks so much for joining us come back soon. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: we'll stay on the story that deneen just raised with "the federalist" senior editor christopher be

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show after biden was sworn in and i predicted we would have a crisis and the spread of covid-19 whitaker and we would have more crime and now we have 3000 people in the convention center in dallas all packed in. we don't know what their condition is or their health status and he's about to issue national rules about wearing masks that work for citizens of this country, doesn't make sense. >> last week in brownsville, texas, 1700 migrants were tested for covid-19, 200 for positive. >> two men charged in the death of brian sickneck, they appeared in federal court yesterday accused of assaulting the officer. officials initially said sicknick was flattered hit in the head during the firing signature during the capital right. >> today a fallen tampa police officer laid to rest. jesse madsen sacrificed his own life by driving into the path of the wrong way driver last week. the 16 year veteran of the force also served in the marines. the service will include a 21 gun salute, playing of taps in the final radio call. he leaves behind a wife and 3 children. now to this. the biden administration t

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to this day it's an incredible, it's bill whitakers and my favorite story that he ever did. and i just, you've got to read it. i write about a lot of it in there. >> it's very moving and unfortunately it's anunending job . next generation, take it over . in spite of the fact that it's not very many people who do those kind of things, there's always some pressure at the beginning that if you're a failure, and my going to close a case, it makes people want to closing case and notplay the rules . often times it's a powerless person and it really is a shame that we keep doing that but they keep getting better at it and everybody should keep in mind who likes to work on that kind of thing because that's one of the things that can make things a little better. bringing in all the information has been very useful . thank you so much ira for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> it's another event at the commonwealth club. thank you for joining us. >> you're watching tv on c-span2, every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors. book tv on c-span2, created by america

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to this day, it is bill whitaker's and mine favorite story that we ever did. you've got to read it.i write about a lot of it in there. it's an unending job to next generation take over keep working on this. because despite the fact it's not very many people who do these kind of things, there's always some pressures like he said at the beginning, fear of failure it by going to become unimportant that kind of thing that makes bill want to close the case and not play by the rules and somebody totally innocence is in jail. often times it's a powerless person to begin with. >> really is a shame they keep doing that. we keep getting better at it. everybody should keep in mind it's been very useful, very fun book thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, thank you so much for having me. >> so another event one better h year, thanks again for coming in joining us, thank you for joining us. >> thank you bye-bye. >> you're watching book tv on cspan2, every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors. book tv on c-span2 crated by america's cable television company. today were br

screen and say thank you you especially to peter to inviting me and jennifer for hosting and kelly whitaker for setting this up. i wish i was there in person, but this is the world we live in for a little while longer anyway. so, i'm going to count on you all to tell me if you cannot see my screen. but assuming -- if i hear nothing then i will assume you can. so, as jennifer mentioned, this is a book that is actually almost still warm off the presses from oxford. it came out february 1st and it is available on amazon in time for a lovely st. patrick's day present. it is controversial lee, or provocative lee say russia resurrected, its power and purpose in a new global order. i will warn you in advance, i'm going to try and speak for only 35 or 40 minutes. i fear i'll go over that, and then we get to have questions and i believe we have an hour and a half. so, ok. so, there is a pair a docks in the perceptions of russian power. on the one hand you have mr. putin saying these things overtime that russia was never so strong as it wants to be and never so weak as it is thought to be. here he is

emily: you still have a may 7 release date for matt whitaker -- for black widow, and if the name of thewill it still be only in theaters on that date, and are you sticking with that may 7 date? bob: as you know, flexibility is something we've been working hard. our situations change. just a few weeks ago theaters in new york and los angeles were not open. now they are open. we are waiting to see how guests respond, how prospective theatergoers respond to the reopening spirit we will remain flexible -- to the reopening's. we will remain flexible. in terms of how the films come to market, whether it is black widow or any other title. if consumers are happy, we love the three optical window. -- we love the theatrical window. we have had unbelievable success in theaters and we think it is important to build our franchise. we do not think it is the only way to do it so we will remain flexible. so much is changing in such a dynamic environment. it is hard to predict what will happen with consumer behavior in the next month when it comes to reemergence in the world of normal. we will be watchi

in fact, on 60 minutes bill whitaker pressed johnson & johnson's executive vice president in charge of manufacturing about ramping up production. >> we have controls, we have procedures, we have testing, all of that is very complicated, very complex. we're not manufacturing simple items here. we're manufacturing complex biologics, and the concerted effort, the choreography, if you will, and the time it takes to ramp that up, it simply takes time. >> reporter: also on sunday president biden's chief medical adviser, dr. anthony fauci, effectively said don't be too concerned about the lower efficacy of this vaccine. he said there are now three viable vaccines available. he encourages people to get whichever one is available where you are if you want a fighting chance against this deadly pandemic. >> the johnson & johnson vaccine, zero hospitalizations and zero deaths at trial. in our next half hour, we will talk with johnson & johnson's ceo about the company's plan to get 100 million doses by june. >>> vaccine distribution is ramping up. there is a new worrying drop in covid testing acros

officers stopped 43-year-old joe whitaker when they noticed more than 20 cases of girl scout cooks wereo take part in the 121 day journey across japan. it will end at the july 23rd opening ceremony. the first runner was a key player on the country's world cup winning soccer team in 2011. japan postponed the games last year due to the pandemic. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. will: here is what america wants to know, jillian. we want to know the girl scout cookie thief did he primarily steal samoas, tagalongs thin mints? jillian: i would love to know. i don't know. rachel: almost as bad as stealing covid tests from grandmas which cuomo did. stealing girl scout cookies. will: what's his favorite girl scout cookie. you can email us at -- have you got to help me. jillian: friends at foxnews.com. will: i hear you yelling me at my ear i promise to remember the email address. rachel: write it down. will: probably remember the colorado baker supreme court case for refusing to bake a wedding cake for a same sex couple. being sued again after standing firm in his beliefs. he