so it's time for, for many of those here on united or the united states saying it's time we need to get out. now we've been talking about afghanistan before where the united states that they were going to be pulling out. but again, as you mentioned now, it's talks of iraq with the iraqi prime minister meeting with joe biden today. now it isn't a violent 18 years since the us invaded the country back in march. 2013 or excuse me, 2003. as you mentioned, with more than 4500 us troops killed and hundreds of thousands of civilians killed . despite done president george w bush's mission accomplished declaration in march, or excuse me, in may taught 2003. that's fight, as we now know would rage on even after the fall of saddam hussein, by april 2004, america had over a 144000 troops on the ground in iraq. and the numbers would fluctuate over the years as us forces would actually fight a bloody campaign. dance in iraqi insurgency and all kite up now in august 2010. you had done president obama. he declared an end to the 7 year combat mission in iraq. and after the 1st major draw down, just over

he ruffled a lot of feathers, especially presidents of the united states, united states senators, and assorted other politicians. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." you can also listen to "q&a" as a podcast wherever you get your podcasts. >> president biden spoke at the national education association's annual meeting in washington. first lady jill biden, who is a teacher and a member of the nea, also addressed the gathering. hello. you know, last year, i told you if joe became president, you would have one of your own in the white house. [applause] and here we are. you helped make this real. so, thank you nea. [applause] i have never been more proud to call myself an educator. i hope that is your first lady, i will make you proud, as well. [applause] when the world as we knew it shut down last year, people across this country wondered, you know, how will we keep our children learning? how will we stop kids from going hungry? who will support parents? but you did not wonder. you got to work. i saw it with my own eyes as i crisscrossed this country and met with educ

he went to the united states to study. now in his fourteen's, he's back home to help rebuild his country and all that also. and he can come together and pick the country, no one will fix for them and it is necessary for their what is it to see if a little follow up is i mean like, my job has been more than a year in these camps. they still haven't graduated the delay in graduation and partly because the financial constraints act that the poor conditions in the training center. so just sometimes they got enough food medicines and they still don't have proper uniform. it's made integrated opposition and government forces more challenging. we have laws 60 to 62 to and he's the guy sitting center alone, you're alone. i don't know. 100000000 different incentives. so this is a big number is like, you know, how many stupid tons of data one to an extent south sudan is also an armed embargo for lead human rights abuses committed during several years of conflict. you have given us embargo, and you, one i said the same time to form a

cool is it that i was just introduced by an nea member who just happens to be the first lady of the united states of america? [applause] thank you so much, dr. jill. not only for that wonderful introduction, but thank you so much for always, always in an unwavering manner, standing up for our students, speaking up for the people who have dedicated their lives to educating america's students, are incredible, phenomenal educators. thank you so much, dr. jill biden. it is such an honor, nea, to welcome to the stage a man that really doesn't need any introduction because we spent a great deal of time talking about him all over this country, all over this country. in just six months, he has kept his commitments. [applause] six months. his unwavering commitment to our students and to educators, to unions, to racial and social justice which we at the nea understand his education justice. [applause] president biden has demonstrated his unwavering commitment to the shared values that we all hold dear. freedom and fairness. equity and equality. it gives me so much pleasure and i am so very honored t

as the delta barrier becomes dominant around the world and going where no woman has gone before the united arab emirates selected woman. she's busy training in the me i'm got up as welcome to the program. days after haiti's president was assassinated in his home. police say that i've captured 17 suspects and killed several others among the rest of our columbia, an ex, military, and to jewel us haitian citizens. the motive remains unclear. authorities are still searching for more members of the alleged hit squad ation citizens, also joining the man and the the booth sued. so have teeth assassins on the many show, and wonder how president juvenile, he's normally under tie. security could be killed in the middle of the night. the. it's true that he was no good for the people. it's true. he never listened with. nobody is happy at the way he died. several of the suspects and now in police custody passports and guns have been confiscated. at least 6 of them appear to be ex soldiers of the columbia, an army. according to columbia officials, the angry high ethiopians are gathering outside the poli

a divided country in the united states. and finally, a renowned american filmmaker is claiming the u. s. what's that to robust is on to keep and policies. decades ago, before president kennedy was assassinated, one of the stone has been speaking to all is going on the ground show about his new jeff k documentary. and watch the interview info at all t dot com. but his big we see we have a us president in the white house backing forces against the cuban government clues shown before we head onto the evidence which, which we wouldn't have without to have to pay the movie in your new documentary. what is the relevance in case people are going on? he's not talking about kennedy again, the relevance to joe biden, who is bombing, syria, and iraq. only the past few weeks was the relevant to the current whitehouse of this documentary. well, i, again, i think that the relevant is, is the main point we're trying to make in the documentary was at john kennedy was a warrior for peace in all forms. and among the many things he was doing

i've been in an intensive care unit for a month, and my condition is severe. maybe the outcome would be less if i had taken a job. i wanted to get back and i did, but i didn't find time. and now i'm in a dire condition. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, the meanwhile, there are reports of patients now being infected with 2 covered strains. at the same time. on tuesday, an expert at a top russian institute said the 1st such national case had been reported in an elderly woman as early as last year and of the report came from belgium 3 days ago for a 90 year old woman died while carrying both the alpha and beta variance of this virus several cases have also been detected in thailand. earlier, my colleague don quarter asked a medic at an austrian clinic whether existing jobs can deal with double infections . we were expecting things like that to happen and also understand the reason why we know that these 90 year old lady has that double infection is because it did a very clear dna genomics. we have not done dna genomics and 99 percent of patients who had cobra. so probably

. >> federal government employees in the united states could be obliged to be vaccinated or take regular covid text. this is the latest move from president biden to try to head off the spread of covid-19. this is seen as an outlier fo the private sector and other parts of the economy. >> more and more, people shifting toward this idea of mass mandates, more restrictions, and trying basically to do everything in their power to get people vaccinated, to make fe as miserable as possible for the unvaccinated. newly half of all americans have been vaccinated, -- and nearly half of all americans have been vaccinated, but a large percentage remained unvaccinated as you have a raging delta variant. scientists say that delta variant given a little time could mutate into something even more dangerous. they are trying to figure out ways short of forcing people to get vaccinated, a line biden and other leaders are not ready to cross yet. short of getting vaccinated, what do you do to get them to get that jab? we do not know for sure -- he could change at the last minute -- but expected to say that a

this includes placing more mobile vaccine units into hard-to-reach areas. this is just over 10 minutes. this is just over 10 minutes. pres. biden: good afternoon, everyone. pres. biden: good afternoon, everyone. i hope everyone had a safe and enjoyable fourth of july weekend. as i said in my independence day address to the nation, we are closer than ever to declaring our independence from this deadly virus. today, after receiving a briefing for my entire covid-19 team, i am proud to announce we are getting even closer. t to administer 300 million shots in 150 days, more than 182 million americans have received at least one shot, including nearly 90% of seniors and 70% of adults over the age of 27. by the end of this week, we will have reached the mark of 106 2 million fully backs -- 160 million fully vaccinated americans, and that is a goal we are going to hit a few days after july 4. we will have hundred 60 million fully vaccinated -- 160 million fully vaccinated americans. we see why it matters. covid-19 cases and deaths are down 90% since january. millio

my name's unit o'neill. you're welcome to the news our this tuesday. we begin with breaking news from the german city of liver cruz and whether it's been an explosion. an industrial park for chemical companies. officials have warned the public of a quote extreme threat. that's cross live now to our europe correspondent, peter oliver, who's following a loan of the explosion. looks worrying. what else are we learning at this stage? well, the whole area around the city of labor crews and in north run west valley or in the, the west of germany is well of the roads. the whole area is old. clothes down. there are reports of sirens going off, not only in the city of live accused, but also in nearby towns anecdotally, i've been told the town of sali, the city of thought again and here people hearing fire and then being told, stay inside, get inside a building close windows and doors, while the emergency service is trying to determine if there is any risk from this explosion, we seem from the pictures, the huge plume of smoke that rose up. it is covering a larg

i've been in an intensive care unit for a month, and my condition is severe. maybe the outcome would be less if i had taken a job. i wanted to get vaccinated, but i didn't find time. and now i'm in a dire condition. ah ah, the meanwhile, there are reports of patients now being infected with a 2 coded strains at the same time on tuesday. and where a 90 year old woman died while carrying both the alpha and beta variance of the virus. several cases have also been detected in thailand. earlier my colleague done quarter asked to medic, at an austrian clinic whether existing jobs can deal with the double infections. we were expecting things like that to happen and also understand that the reason why we know that these 90 year old lady has that double infection is because they did a very clear teenage nomics. we have not done dna genomics and 99 percent of patients who had cobra. so probably we will have a lot higher rate if we would test everybody so precisely that older lady was unfortunately not vaccine. today from the information we have from all the data that we

united states would have greater bandwidth to attack iraq with the united states not being present there. this dynamic changes and their opportunities for collaboration and diplomacy goes, but it takes initiative leadership and participation by the united states. so i think it's essential that just because the troops are back home does not mean that the diplomatic commission in any way shape or form should and in fact, it should be ramped up. yeah, that's exactly what the president said earlier today to the policy. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. the south africa, the former president, jacob zoom is behind bars tonight in the cover of darkness. last night he did what the country's highest court had ordered him to do. he turned himself in to the police. as he may had threatened to evade capture, since he was sentenced last week on contempt charges for failing to appear before a panel investigating corruption allegations against him. starting a 15 month prison sentence, he may be eligible for parole after serving for months. now this is the 1st time a former p

we are now putting the turbines in what we call unit 10. we're installing the shots, you know, 10 south as soon as some important works completely. in a few months, it's all about connected to the trends. and this will provide the biggest outcome of the work, the people who are generating electric pounding in. but it is a controversial project that has raised regional tensions. so down in egypt who rely on the river nile for most needs, a worried about the impact to the old water flows, previous stocks, mediated by the african union to hammer out a binding agreement on operations of the dom. how field some analysts are concerned about the overall effect of the dam on the environment. this huge amount, which is almost more than 75 percent of the natural river flow, will have a great impact on the environment status by reducing even the flooding of the manufacturers along the blue line and really unpacked the water level and the amount of demand and the life of fisheries on song many europeans are united behind the project. up to 65000000 of

this is the 2nd, the blaze at 900 unit in an iraqi hospital in 3 months. in april, a 5 killed 82 cove with patients at a hospital in but a dad. the health sector in iraq has been hit by years of k is and mismanagement. it seems there is little hope of the situation improving any time soon. and it's the patients who are paying the price that were had al jazeera in missouri city, southern iraq, 7 protests and the occupied west bank after israel denied a request by a jail palestinian activists to attend her daughter's funeral. the demonstrator gathered outside the prison near ramallah, demanding the release of holly to gerard sentence finishes. in 2 months she was detained in 2019 for the membership of a band group. neither abraham was at the funeral. in ramallah, activists, politicians, feminists and people from all walks of life have gathered and came here today to show solidarity with the rod family. the father sam has been left all alone in this . his wife has been in this really prison for almost the past 2 years is really has denied many requests to rel

the numbers of family units coming to the u.s. mexico border in 2019 are greater than what we have seen this year. my point is that the only people who are winning because we have a broken and antiquated immigration system is organized crime. we have outsourced our immigration system to human smugglers for exploiting people or taking advantage of people and killing people who are stuck and stranded along the u.s.-mexico border in northern mexico. the way to dismantle the cartels is address the root cause issues to root out corruption. to create legal pathways for those to seek asylum or at our border or by having legal immigration orders or work for people so they can go three process that's legal and not putting their lives in the hands of the cartel. one of the greatest opportunities for us as a nation in the short term is to see dreamers and farmworkers who have contributed so much where nation in spite of being undocumented. in fact, for dreamers and temporary protective status recipients, if they were to become citizens, we w

united states would have greater bandwidth to attack iraq with united states not being present there. this dynamic changes and their opportunities for collaboration and diplomacy goes, but it takes initiative leadership and participation by the united states. so i think it's essential that just because the troops are back home does not mean that the diplomatic commission in any way shape or form should and in fact, it should be wrapped up. yeah, that's exactly what the president said earlier today to the policy. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. the south africa, the former president, jacob zoom is behind bars tonight in the cover of darkness. last night he did what the country's highest court had ordered him to do. he turned himself in to the police. as he may had threatened to evade capture, since he was sentence last week on contempt charges for failing to appear before a panel investigating corruption allegations against him. starting a 15 month prison sentence, he may be eligible for parole after serving for months. now this is the 1st time a former p

the idea is right down the pond upon are enjoying a momentum or momentum handed to them by the united states administration based on his, his dna conditional withdrawal. and after the re enforcing their sense of impending victory by releasing intelligence reports that say that the government is going to collapse in 6 to 12 months. while of that haven't pulled well with the spirits of the actual defense forces. and there are other strategic reasons as well, where the government has children to tactically retreat from specific districts, which has created this sense of defeatism amongst its own trucks. that is, that why you're going to sleep to places like that? is that yes, so that's basically one of the reasons why we have low morale and spirits, but again, this is not going to be a rule. this is not going to exist too long. eventually the fighting will die. how to a certain extent. there the he, the holidays coming up as well. this has to be seen as the blip by the ponder, by movement. this has to be in offensive. it is unrealistic to believe that the taliban can sustain the fighting

that is the biggest clown in the united states congress. and what he had to offer, who knows? a lot of obstruction, a lot of crazy talk, and it is just the best thing when she kicked him off the committee. thank you. host: just want to remind our viewers that the committee will meet. they have one republican remaining on the committee, liz cheney, appointed by speaker pelosi. the select committee will meet next tuesday, 9:30 eastern, their first hearing with witnesses. we will have live coverage of that on c-span3 full-time it will stream at c-span.org, and you can listen to it live as well. on the c-span radio app. in texas, we speak to tiny. go ahead. caller: my top story is dr. fauci, him helping to create this covid vaccine in the wuhan medical lab over in china. why they are not talking about that. and i think they need to bring up charges on him. and the entire democratic party, because i think they all supported it. even button. host: this is sterling -- even biden. host: this is sterling heights, michigan, the independent line. caller: hi. have a couple of things here.

let his job numbers in the united states. so a big increase in the number of people going back to work. 850000 jobs were added in june. the u. s. economy groomed by more than 6 percent in the 1st quarter, and it's expected to show growth of more than 10 percent in the 2nd quarter. we've now created over 3000000 jobs as it took office, more jobs. they've ever been creating the 1st 5 much of any presidency in modern history. actually incredible work in the entire team. this is historic progress. pulling our economy out of the worst crisis in 100 years, driven in part by our dramatic progress and vaccinating our nations and beating back to pen damage. that i get to you and bye talk to paved way for elections in libya, have failed to find common ground. the week long negotiations in geneva were expected to confirm the terms of the presidential and parliamentary vote. elections would be a critical stephan efforts to bring stability to libya. those are the headlines. the news continues here on august era. after the bottom line we b

why the united states. so i think it's essential that just because the troops are back home does not mean that the diplomatic commission in any way shape or form should and in fact, it should be wrapped up. yeah, that's exactly what the president said earlier today to the policy. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. the south africa, the former president, jacob zoom is behind bars tonight in the cover of darkness. last night he did what the country's highest court had ordered him to do. he turned himself in to the police. as he may had threatened to evade capture, since he was sentence last week on contempt charges for failing to appear before a panel investigating corruption allegations against him. starting a 15 month prison sentence, he may be eligible for parole after serving for months. now this is the 1st time a former president has been jailed in south africa, but it is not zoom as the 1st time behind bars. he spent time in prison as a freedom fighter during the arm struggle

first time, monthly payments began going out to nearly every working family raising a child in the united states of america. thanks to the expanded child tax credit in the american rescue plan, $300 a month going out for each child under the age of six and $250 for every child 6-17. every month for the next six months with more coming in the spring. that money is a game changer. for some, it is a lifesaver. think of a single mom struggling to put food on the table each month. a parent has to tell their kid, i'm sorry, honey, but we cannot afford the dance classes or the sports team that you want to play on this fall, we cannot do that. we -- they need cash in their pockets today. for families with the least, this money will do the most dramatically reducing childhood poverty in america. and for millions of middle-class families, it will give them a little bit of breathing room every month. it is just one example of how we are building an economy from the bottom up and the middle out. despite that progress, we cannot afford to be complacent. we know our economic recovery hinges on getting

fifth and finally, we are setting out more mobile clinics, mobile clinic units out there to help people get vaccinated at special events, summer festivals, sporting events and places of worship where everyone can find people gathered. in addition to this mission to vaccinate the unvaccinated, we are stepping up our preparation to respond to the outbreaks we are going to see among the unvaccinated. for that, we are mobilizing what i'm calling covid-19 surge response teams. these are teams of experts from fema, the cdc, and elsewhere across our government and other groups. they are going to help states, with particular problems, prevent, detect, and respond to the spread of the delta variate among vaccinated people and communities with low vaccination rates. and some states have very low vaccination rates. we are going to deploy things to expand detection of the virus, netizens to help teach dutch treat the infected, and we are going to provide -- treat me infected, and we are going to provide pedicle experts to helpful the gaps. they are going to happen in states with low vaccination rat

serving the united states of america, one of my unworthy son-in-law's is a navy pilot. [applause] i've got to tell you, i couldn't be more proud to serve alongside the president who after years of reckless budgets, we rebuild our military and restore democracy. we gave our soldiers tailored avairmen marine postcard space bar's resources and support they need to. we reformed the va and revive the economy with the largest tax cuts and tax reforms in history. rollback more regulation than any administration ever, seven milling good paying jobs created, a net exporter of energy for the first time in 70 years interest our administration that finally held china accountable for years of trade abuses and intellectual propertyl theft. [applause] the steps we took on the border actually reduced illegal immigration by 90% and in the face of the worst pandemic in the century. we lost the greatest national mobilization since world war ii end of the day we left office, we were vaccinated 1 million americans today. i'll always be proud of how the america people responded, especially h

pushing it among students is the united nation as you will see an american marxism the book and they have a teaching plan being used now. happy checked about this movement? not the people are transgender, and movement. have you checked in your elementary schools lately? any of you may not know this but is there not getting the attention it deserves. critical race theory, transgender is him, what else? work on capitalism. they don't call themselves marxists, some of the honest ones do, their scholarships and public pronouncements but the rest of them pretend it's not a big deal. he saw obama the other day when it came to critical race theory he says, what is this? not a big deal. he knows better than anybody else, it's a big deal so the war on capitalism, the marxist, bernie sanders who likes to lie about themselves, democratic socialists, they hate capitalism because that does what? it proves marxism wrong. a perfect example -- would you rather be a factory worker assembly line worker general motors factory worker and assembly line worker in russia were under the old soviet communist

you believe that biden is a legitimately elected president of the united states? >> i do and let me go back to the second century bring it up. that was at the heart of my objection the objection that i file than it in fact the pennsylvania supreme court did not hear the merits of the claim of the constitutional claim that pennsylvania had violated its own state constitution in allowing universal mail-in balloting to the supreme court specifically declined to hear it. they dismissed the on the ground on the procedural grounds and they violated their own dr. doctrine in doing so. that's not the only strange thing out of step with Élan pennsylvania. the state of pennsylvania supreme court which is part of the court. they elect their justices in pennsylvania on that court interfered -- >> senator i'm going to challenge you on saying they didn't hear the merits of the case because there was a lot that ruled that the case -- it's difficult for a court to rule on a discipline that doesn't exist. >> you can't have it both ways. you can't say they heard the merits. that's

united states would have greater bandwidth to attack iraq with the united states not being present there. this dynamic changes and their opportunities for collaboration and diplomacy goes, but it takes initiative leadership and participation by the united states. so i think it's essential that just because the troops are back home does not mean that the diplomatic commission in any way shape or form should and in fact, it should be ramped up. yeah, that's exactly what the president said earlier today to the policy. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. the south africa, the former president, jacob zoom is behind bars tonight in the cover of darkness. last night he did what the country's highest court had ordered him to do. he turned himself in to the police. zoom had threatened to evade capture since he was sentence last week on contempt charges for failing to appear before a panel investigating corruption allegations against him. zoom is starting a 15 month prison sentence. he may be eligible for parole after serving for months . now this is the 1st time a former

united states stands firmly with the people or q as they assert their universal rights. and because the government come to cuba to refrain from violence or attempt to silence the voice of the people having spent significant time in cuba during the special period, the harsh is period of sanctions and deprivation. i can tell you there is real suffering and there is real malays and it is brought about as a direct result of the us embargo. so it was inevitable that there would be protests like this. we can see that people have genuine grievances, but that they are also being pulled into a regime change agenda by organizations like this and see drug movement which have clear is to the united states government. the trump administration ended, the obama administration normalization with cuba. reimpose, brutal sanctions, not just on cuba, but on venezuela. blocking fuel shipments to cuba, the cuban government had to ration food starting in 2018. and now we have a pandemic where cuba has had to miraculous miraculously manufacture its own vaccine because of a needle shortage. brou

standing on the floor of the united states senate, and tom harkin sought recognition. he rose. in the first time in history that i am aware of, the united states senate -- he stood up and signed, in a speech, to his brother. tom wanted to send a message to millions -- wasn't sending a message to millions of deaf and hard of hearing folks. he was signing a personal message to his brother. it was personal to bob dole as well, who lost hearing in and year after an injury that lasted an entire lifetime. like so many americans come he turned his disability, his apparent limitation, integrated purpose and will. he made -- into greater purpose and will. he made this into a lifelong cause. for more than 60 million americans living with disabilities, the ada is so much more than a law. it's respect and dignity, a bulwark against discrimination and a path to independence. for our nation, the ada is more than a lot law as well. it is testament to our character as a people, our character as americans. it is a triumph of american values. and of course, this law did not bring an end to the w

states, 400 years ago -- well, to america -- it wasn't the united states -- went to that door of no return and got on those death ships, if they surrived -- survived, slavery was their destination. so tragic. john, you should have seen the reception he received. it was so beautiful there. but john said to us, you know, the -- this is as part of marketplace history as the -- american history as was the march over selma. he said, we may have come to america on different ships, but now we're in the same boat. and that's how we view this. same boat of america for a more perfect union. he's such an inspiration to us, as was dr. king. mr. clyburn has i think constantly going in his office, because no matter how many times you hear the speech of dr. king, it continues to inspire, strengthen, and keeps us focused on the purpose that we are all on the same ship. thank you. >> thank you, thank you.

in the united states into all of you around the world, welcome. we begin the day with china is warning to the world that we will not be bullied. chinese president, she's in pain marked the chinese communist party is 100 birthday today with 2 messages. one for the chinese people, the other for the rest of the world, especially the u. s. in europe to his compatriots, president, she spoke in superlatives. the chinese communist party is the largest political party in the world. it started with 12 members in 1921 expanded by 20 percent every year to its present 92000000 members who control 1400000000 people. she's in thing delivered his address from tiana min square. the irony last on a generation that has been denied the truth about its own history. president, she said nothing about the 1989 to get them in square massacre of students who dared to demand democratic reform. and for the world president, she issued a warning that his country will not be bullied. and that any foreign powers attempting to do so we'll run into a wall of steel. we have this r

so, the united states just stumbles from one catastrophe. once we ask, go to another 01 historian and african american study. thanks for joining us. in the program, good to have you on today. on a lighter notes, a certain british cartoon peg has been causing a bit of trouble across the pon, american parents. i've been shocked to find kids using british phrases and even speaking with english accents that soften the children, watched hours of peppa pig during locked out the scene. you like the watching not to pick has you told me i started calling you mommy all going to go to the lou instead of the bathroom. you might ask why? well that's thanks to peppa pig kids across the states have apparently started speaking with a british accent after binge watching the program during lockdown. who would have thought that this little preschool picky could be set influential? my daughter has what i would call the peppa pig, british accent. how i my 5 year old niece in new york city had an american accent before the pandemic. now she has a posh english acc

the united states took a lot of english culture and shipped it over to the united states. it was an empire feeding on the carcas of a dying empire. >> absolutely. after world war i it's about the growing american aris stockeracy feeding off the corps. the american elite dismantled this country and sold it off for parts. there was no reason for us to lose what is a serious conflict between us and china. not a military conflict but an economic one. there was no reason for us to lose it. it's not because they were working for the other side. they were working for their interest. china was a proxy. they would have fed off of anyone. china was the power with a growing consumer market. the difference is the pressure didn't want to selloff the pressure people. but that's what happened to us. -- british. >> so many threats here. why do you think the people in charge of the united states were so quick to sellout their own country? was it purely a profit motive? there seems to be some contempt involved. >> right. the globalist ideal and china is the centerpiece of the globalist idea

this event subsequently led to the creation of a special investigative unit in the nixon white house which became known as the plumbers. an author formally from them washington post has written a book, king richard, which takes a look at that special unit which eventually resulted in the resignation of the president. it's an event that is well known today as watergate. >> michael dobbs on this episode of quick notes plus. listen wherever you get your podcasts. >> monday night, on "the communicators" -- >> i'm going to tell you the ways information technologies are being used to further our clinical agendas. basically the way technology is being used via coercion and other means to accomplish clinical goals, especially for those who are not democratic, have anti-democratic aspirations. >> the senior fellow of the carnegie endowment, monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> next, chinese president, xi jinping, delivers remarks on the 100th anniversary of the chinese communist party. he talks about the strength of the chinese people, there resilience of the military, and warned again

s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we start tonight with striking remarks made by former us president george w bush in an exclusive interview with the w news. bush says that he believes the withdrawal of us and nato troops from afghanistan is a mistake. or says he also fears that the pulled out of troops will lead to women and girls suffering at the hands of the totally by the former president. also speaking of his relationship with german transfer uncle, a miracle, praising her for her support of the military mission. in afghanistan, i was very pleased, she was supportive of troops in afghanistan. and by the way, and one of the reasons why is because she saw the progress that could be made for young girls and women. and i'm going to stand is unbelievable. that society change from the brutality of the taliban and all of a sudden, sadly, i'm afraid i have gained women and girls are going to suffer. unspeakable harm is a mistake. so withdrawal, i, you know, i think it is. yeah. i think because i think the consequences ar

states or the united kingdom. but again, you are not talking about irrelevant international waters, the proximity to where it is not here today. if the waters off are free for international vessels to pass through them, they are and they should be allowed to pass through without hanging from russia. if you want to get into detail, you should take the monthly convention which sets the limits on the presence of extraterritorial vessels in the black sea region. but i'm not talking about that. i'm just saying that if you have many ships around or no matter what kind of waters we're talking about, or even there is a density of never movement in a particular region, of course there are dangers and that's often good discoloration, human arrow or technical failure. you know, we, we have such incidence in the past and we can well have them in the future and not as simple as that doesn't constitute any legal case for forbidden for an vessel. so to, to visit the black sea area. but of course, the risks are growing. it's hard

may god bless the great united states of america. [applause] poke for about 30 minutes. >> please welcome a former u.s. congresswoman from colorado, the vice president of government affairs for susan b. anthony list, marilyn musgrave. [applause] >> thank you, how wonderful to be among all of you. what an inspiration to think about people that love god, want to serve him and gather together on behalf of our country and what we can do. i have a great pleasure today. i would like to tell you that the first time i ever saw mike pence and his beautiful wife karen was at freshman orientation when i was elected to congress. i was there with the other newbies. we were getting instructions on the budget process, committee, ethics. there was one that really stood out in my mind. mike pence spoke and he told us, this is a heady experience, like nothing you have ever experienced, but keep one thing in mind -- keep your family, and my dear husband is right out there, keep your family as your first priority. no matter how long you are in congress,

states can do now in a quick way to give connections to everybody a lot of united states. gerry: very quickly, we have to go give us some exhibits of what you would like to see the u.s. to. >> cut the impunity of the regime and they are calling against the cuban people, don't support all the enterprises of immigration and the cuban regime is shutting down, just ask with south africa and africa we need that leadership to be outstanding to the european union and latin america and the united states can help us do that. gerry: rosa maria paya, thank you so much you and your extraordinarily brave patriots for what they're doing and what they're trying to achieve in cuba, thank you for joining us. is the u.s. navy in a state of readiness for a war if the need arises, highlighting a crisis in leadership in the navy. we will talk about that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ "me and you" by barry l