jane doe number one and john doe number one and others in the white house separately expressed concern regarding the potential partisan political impact of parent mobilization and organization among school issues in the up coming midterm elections. this is about as sleazy and untorrid as it gets. upon information and belief with the express consent of jane doe number one, jane doe number two, and other biden administration officials developed a plan to use a letter from an outside group which they said is not the usual suspects. that would likely be i assume the letter from the national school boards association, this outrageous, outrageous letter, as pretext for federal action to chill, deter, and discourage parents from exercising their constitutional rights and privileges. so according to this, the department of justice, at the most senior levels of the biden administration, and these organizations, including the national school board association colluded, conspired, to set up the parents and parent organizations and tax payers of this country to silence them. upon information and b

now, with the presence ulrich's attorney -- >> john doe stated to us unequivocally that the encounter was entirely non-consensual and described graphic details you'll see in the report that were clearly a sexual assault. the blackhawks were made aware of the alleged sexual salt soon after it occurred and failed to act to address the assault. >> reporter: now, of course, john doe is the former blackhawks player. nbc news has tried to reach out to aldrich for comment and we've not heard back but are seeing with a tweet the nhl says they will be fining the blackhawks from $2 million for what these independent investigators have found. back to you. >> meagan fitzgerald live in chicago. thank you so much. >>> back here in washington. got former president trump in the news today for a couple stories. a some point today we're expecting had imto respond to a long, drawn-out lawsuit on his tax returns. the house ways and means committee hoping to look at those documents. democrats want those papers to make sure the irs was properly auditing presidential returns. then in january 6th-related new

jane doe 1 and john doe 1, and others in white house, separatedly express concern regarding potential start son political impact of parent mobilization and organization around school issues in up coming midterm elections, this is about a sleazy and untorrid as it gets, on information and belief at direction of or consent of jane doe 1, jane doe 2 and other biden administration officials develop a plan to use a letter from an outside group, they say not usual suspects, that would likely be, assume letter from national school boards association, that outrageous outrageous letter. as pretext for federal action to chill, deter and discourage persons from exercising their constitutional rights and privileges, according to this. the department of justice, at most senior levels of the biden administration, and the organization, including national school board association, colluded to sit up parents and parent organizations and taxpayers, to silence them. on information and belief in our about mid september, work began to developing attorney general memorandum, concerns expressed by depend st

john holman, does it or mexico city? or clara long is an associate director with the u. s. program at human rights watch . she says migrant crisis and southern mexico could have been avoided. this is a situation in which a crisis is being created, but it doesn't have to be yes. there are a lot of people who are on the move. and in this hemisphere, a lot of people who are fleeing from insecurity from the effects of climate change and mexico have had them stuck in southern mexico and have used in recent month and weeks, excessive and abusive force against people who have tried to leave their mexico and head towards the united states, united states for its part is also under biden. and using a hard line border policy that the expelling people rapidly including places like haiti, where they cannot be received in safety and all the while not following through on the promises biden. the candidate need to have a holistic approach to migration, to manage migration, and to have a humane and dignified border. there's enormous disappointment here in the united states among human ri

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john holman, how does it a mexico city? still ahead on al jazeera western ambassadors designed a lesser criticizing turkey government to wait to learn that fatal angry reaction from the president election where the result is not in doubt. we haven't bose is in who's back histone ah or back to nor when i assert the revenue and potentially but event, the whole western asia attempt is back down to where they should be. the winds up particularly strong. we're waiting for the change of season. well, tempt to the shipment that has happened. we have briefly had some snow once again northern pakistan, but this might be a significant change that normally when the commander western russia ought to bring temperatures down. the 1st thing it's doing is producing significant rate in the form of thunderstorms for azerbaijan and iran, and probably those fell across it took my son as well, cold enough to show some mountain snow, but nothing worse than that. just yet. the picture, the size of the radio blitzer, so through tropical after a we

s. pressure, they always have done before john homan. how does it a mexico city? the u. s. and south korea are again pressing north korea to refrain from any further missile test stays after it said it find a new type of ballistic missile. the, with envoy for north korea's in sol for meetings about those tests. and also the long running stalemate in nuclear diplomacy, north korea's refusing to return to talks until the u. s. drops what it calls hostile policies. woodland villa phone goes on today. i had serious in depth discussions with representative kim over their proposal for an end of war declaration. we reconfirmed our shared stance that we are willing to discuss all matters, including north korea's interests, wants to dialogue with north korea resumes. as u. s. government has been expressing its willingness to talk and we hope that north korea response to this as soon as possible. we call in the b r a, to seize these obligations and other different identities. and is that engage in dialogue? we made ready to meet with rebekah without plaintiff and we had me that the u

john homan. how does it? mexico city leon fresco is an integration attorney and former deputy assistant attorney general in charge of immigration at the u. s. department of justice, he finds what could happen to them if they reached the us border. most of the single adults in that group will probably be excluded under what's called title $42.00 of the u. s. code, which is a provision that started being used a lot by president trump during the call that situation. and now president biden has been using edward says that because of the coven national emergency, they just get excluded without absolutely in any way, shape or form. being able to apply for a silo, ah, the 2nd thing that could happen to them is now because of court decisions in the united states. they could be forced to do what's called remain and mexico, where they seek asylum in the united states. but in mexico, as opposed to in the united states and court decisions are forced to by the ministration to do this. even though the, by the ministration

the john doe's bill will be taken up next week, and all of this is marching towards calling the filibuster. at that point i think we will hear from the white house, they will have a choice, we will hear from the president. that is the point out which he will decide if we are going forward, and decide if we are a democracy are not. >> sherrilyn eiffel always great, thank you for taking the time. >> thank you chris. >> the house is expected to vote tomorrow to -- as a warning shot to any other when us is that plan on defying the committee's investigation. one witness who isn't taking the banner up is donald trump's former chief of staff mark meadows, what we know into that and the war room ingenuous after this. after this it protects the 8 areas dentists check for a healthier mouth. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. crest. practically next door to the white house, and block away, the national mall has been around since 18 -- abraham lincoln and martin luther king junior it's got that kind of go are slick. you've seen it if you've been in washington, most recently had the dubious distinctio

edward: wait, john, does it add up? a lot of times -- >> that is the issue. edward: we put the taxes in there, they don't live up to the numbers that are supposed to be there? >> yeah, that is the issue. they haven't really squared that circle yet, have they? there is a lot of spending that is still in the program. they pared it down. 3.5 trillion down, to 1.85 trillion is a big drop. there is a lot in there that still has to be paid for and president biden has assured the public that it will be paid for. we haven't seen the details. we haven't seen the ledger add up. edward: i want to bring the congressman in here on this. i want to show some of the things that are included in the social infrastructure bill. what pops out here is 555 billion for clean energy and climate invests. aaa says gas prices are $3.40 for regular. that is 58% more than a year ago. does this 555 billion amount to spending that will cause gas and energy prices to go up? >> yeah. the cost of this bill is going to be outrageous, whatever the final number is, but the policy in the bill wil

he should, i says he's prepared to meet north korean leader john, good. without any pre conditions, but kish does 1st challenge will be leading his party in the general elections, which will take place at the end of this month. some analysts say it's likely keisha is hoping to take advantage of a honeymoon period, usually given by the electorate to new governments. florence louis al jazeera former castle leader callous for jamal sex tradition. hearing has been suspended by an italian court. he was detained by police when he arrived in san antonio last month, but a judge ordered his release a day later. spain accused foot which amount of sedition over his all in catalonia, failed independence. bit in 2017. he's been living in self imposed exile in belgium . my parts of a crate on the con brave year have okay. now on the island of la palmer has collapse as eruptions become more aggressive, the volcano still spewing lover after erupting more than 2 weeks ago. the spanish government has pledged $239000000.00 to how the island recover from the devastation . pr

john? >> john: joining us by now is dr. michael baden, for a and fox news contributor. this is all very intriguing. the families attorney told fox news that brian laundrie's parents went to the myakkahatchee creek environmental park this morning. apparently they had informed the fbi and the northport police department that they were going to go. the law enforcement met the parents this morning after a brief search off a trail that brian frequented, according to the lawyer. said the articles belonging to brian were found. here's what's really strange about all this, police have been searching for the sky for weeks. they are in the carlton preserve they would have searched myakkahatchee creek environmental park which connect to it from the east as well. they have been searching in north carolina and georgia. nothing, nothing, nothing. the parent show up and after a brief search they find this. what do we make of that? >> well, john, first of all, they know by now whether the body they have, b

key here in that asked you might be looking to, to the us, to turn the screws here on the military, john to in mamma. you will washington bite and will be attending the summit that he got back to summit. but if the team depended, well, the last few years will be attending. we have to remember president trump did not change any of these kinds of summit, so the pressure as on the end to know too much from time to come to a more realistic solution to this problem. we've also heard recently that the national security advisor, jim sullivan has met the some of the opposition leaders from the national union government. me on my, the shadow government. so the pressure is increasing considerably new on the on to t how much farmers times and come to the solution on this. what do you think they're going to do? then i anticipate that they will try to, you know, the body have the 5 point plan. and the most basic element of that plan is to appoint a special on boy to me on mark. you can then act as a lease on between ascii on and between the military. jun tough, even that the military fuse and special

legend, when you hear celebrities, when you hear authors, when you hear more people standing up does, it doesn't give you hope that things are going to change on the ground, are things changing on the ground? i mean, i, i believe the change that has happened over the course of how many decades is a cumulative change. and it is the result and the factor of many, many, many movements and organizations and individuals working tirelessly and risking their careers and sacrificing their lives. i will, i will say however, that yes, of course, things like this give me hope, but date and always end up being in the category of symbolic similarity of symbolic change. mclee. we're not seeing much difference on the ground. for example, this uprising that we thought that has inspired hundreds of thousands of people globally. today, we are seeing that the people who participated in it are being punished within a violent crack down. there are thousands of palestinians that are being shoved into prison and handed lengthy sentences. my own neighbor more up to 25 year old elementary school teacher, has

you know, when you hear john legend, when you hear celebrities, when you hear authors, when you hear more people standing up does, it doesn't give you hope that things are going to change on the ground. are things changing on the ground? i mean, i, i believe the change that has happened over the course of how many decades is a cumulative change. and it is the result and the factor of many, many, many movements and organizations and individuals working tirelessly and with their careers and sacrificing their lives. i will, i will say however, that yes, of course, things like this give me hope, but date, and always end up being in the category of symbolic modality of symbolic change. mclee. we're not seeing much difference on the ground. for example, this uprising that we thought that has inspired hundreds of thousands of people globally. today, we are seeing that the people who participated in it are being punished within a violent crack down. there are thousands of palestinians that are being shoved into prison and handed lengthy sentences. my own neighbor more up to 25 year old eleme

legend, when you hear celebrities, when you hear authors, when you hear more people standing up does, it doesn't give you hope that things are going to change on the ground, are things changing on the ground? i mean, i, i believe the change that has happened over the course of how many decades is a cumulative change. and it is the result and the factor of many, many, many movements and organizations and individuals working tirelessly and within their careers and sacrificing their lives. i will, i will say however, that yes, of course, things like this give me hope, but date and always end up being in the category of symbolic similarity of symbolic change. mclee. we're not seeing much difference on the ground. for example, this uprising that we thought that has inspired hundreds of thousands of people globally. today, we are seeing that the people who participated in it are being punished within a violent crack down. there are thousands of palestinians that are being shoved into prison and handed lengthy sentences. my own neighbor more up to 25 year old elementary school teacher, has

has not ever and does not now fund gain of function research in the wuhan institute. >> john: doctor, how does that statement stand up -- she's having problems with her earpiece. hope you can hear me. how does that statement stand up in the face of this new information? >> dr. saphier: i did lose you for a while, i know what you asked me, i could hear you. this is the problem. we've had dr. fauci who testified twice in front of congress saying that under no way, shape or form, did the n.i.h. fund gain of function research. again, whether they unknowingly did or not eni 85 cally they did. he should have been more forthcoming saying we did give grant money to eco health and eco health does give money to wuhan institute. it is possible gain of function research could have been done under the grant of n.i.h., it is possible. had he be forthcoming, i don't think you will see discord we're seeing right now. this makes him look untruthful as though he was trying to hide something. keep in mind, gain of function research is not new, united states has been doing it itself. we did put a morator

legend, when you hear celebrities, when you hear authors, when you hear more people standing up does, it doesn't give you hope that things are going to change on the ground, are things changing on the ground? i mean, i, i believe the change that has happened over the course of how many decades is a cumulative change. and it is the result and the factor of many, many, many movements and organizations and individuals working tirelessly and with their careers and sacrificing their lives. i will, i will say however, that yes, of course, things like this give me hope, but they and always end up being in the category of symbolic similarity of symbolic change. mclee. we're not seeing much difference on the ground. for example, this uprising that we thought that has inspired hundreds of thousands of people globally. today, we are seeing that the people who participated in it are being punished within a violent crack down. there are thousands of palestinians that are being shoved into prison and handed lengthy sentences. my own neighbor more up to 25 year old elementary school teacher, has be

john, let's go. brandon. apparently fighting to realize what people are actually say. yeah. ah, when someone does come with joe boyd's approval writing has noticeably dipped according to say, hey, currently sits below 45 percent and 11 point since he's no longer ation in january, meaning his popularity is actually declined faster than oh, his predecessors, since the 2nd load full price and try again. things that the president is finding the job tough county trying to kill amena people. now a lottery will say let's go branding for me. that's perfect. somebody it doesn't curse back or so my the same for president biting people call trumpet dictatorship . there's nothing more similar to what joe buyers currently doing and what a lot of countries are going to try to segregate. that's needed to i'm back to this that this is like jim crow, 2.0. we miles. well medical watchdog does continue to sand. the alarm about the ongoing caveat, pandemic insisting he can only be stopped. one way the pandemic will end when the world chooses to end it. it is in our hands. we have all the tools

does independence outnumber the democratic and republican party. [inaudible] trina sinned and usurped our constitution. >> host: thanks, tony. >> guest: i 100% agree we need to overturn and i say that in my book, but the problems predate citizens united and if you were to be able to overturn citizens united, which by the way would be difficult in the current structures that the money would find other ways even if they couldn't do it directly as united enabled. citizens united isn't that old of a decision. we should be overturning for sure, and you are completely correct. i think that independents should get the other. i think that republicans and democrats should get together and i hope that you will all check it out and consider helping moving the country forward. we are being played and manipulated to tony's point. >> host: you had mentioned your idea of universal basic income andou how you talked abot that in the campaign as a concept that played out in yireality with cities and states and especially what we saw for the stimulus payments being d

thank you john. i want to start with you just because the chinese have actually had a successful test. does that mean the technology is actually ready to be used tomorrow? it's not. the chinese are involved in a series of tests that go back several years. as does the united states, which actually has been testing for about 15 years. so though that's much been ramped up in recent years, both by racy on and frankly, by lockheed martin, which i think currently has about 6 different hypersonic missile programs under way and expects to be able to produce hypersonic missiles between 20232026 of course russia really gave the world this technology starting the late 1900 fifties and early sixty's report, dropping it for a number of years and restarting the current hypersonic missile testing process in 2018. so what china has right now is part of a series of test, but no one is actually deploying hypersonic missiles yet, this is still a nascent technology, but it is going to be probably one of the major driver

john, how much does this fall at president biden's feet and what is he doing wrong and how can he directly ease the supply chain pain and inflation? john: it falls at his feet because it's his disapproval rating. how much of this was the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, how much of it is the continued gridlock in washington over legislation, how much the economy we don't know quite yet. i think that the economic data is mixed. the economy is still growing. you have inflation as a result of the virus shutting down factories around the world and supply chains getting disrupted and the economy is kind of coming back suddenly and big demand for goods and those goods are in short supply. so we are still seeing that work through. arthel: so then how much of it is by-product or residual effect of the global pandemic? >> well, it's a major part of the equation, arthel. that's what kind -- that's what caused economies to shut down and then allow them to restart in parts of the world the virus came under control, but other parts of the world that were making the products they were still shut dow

>> john: john: i think when you find a program that does not work, you should make them explain why. if we get all these records and it turns out ambassador so-and-so was getting information saying the taliban are going to be at the gates tomorrow and he does not convey that information, we should ask ambassador so-and-so why didn't you? or he did convey the information and somebody up the chain never briefed the president! or if people testified before congress on monday saying the sky is blue and we know it was black, they should be asked to explain why. you all heard a lot of spin over the last 20 years. how many times did we hear " we are turning the corner!"' ok have you ever thought, after you get all the facts -- 2016, general so-and-so testifies " we are turning the corner!" if you was getting updates on to the day -- until the day he was testifying that the sky was falling, those people should be held accountable. why did you testify to congress that x was going to happen and you darn well didn't, why did you? i am not looking to put people in jail or embarrass them but we h

and john lithgow does a wonderful voiceover. >> stephen: sure. >> and i to this day have seared in my brain the image of ( bleep ) into the vaginal canal and the sperm making their way to the egg, and you can hear that and watch it all right now, you know, with john lithgow's wonderful voiceover. >> stephen: you can hear it. >> you can literally hear it. it goes whooosh! ( laughter ) yeah. >> stephen: that sounds about right. that sounds about right. >> doesn't it? that sounds about right. >> stephen: that rings a bell. i want to keep talking about this, but since we only have a few more minutes, you are also a creative consultant? what is it? >> i'm the chief creative officer. >> stephen: for a canned wine company called "archer rose. >> this is our rose. >> stephen: where does the creative part come in? there's wine, there's a can. i'm curious. >> it says "curious" right on the back. >> stephen: look at this upon cheers, to the clitoris. >> beautiful, beautiful. >> stephen: well, it was lovely to have you, thank you so much for being here. ( applause ) "my body, my podcast" is avail

john: it does. it speaks to the idea also i think of personal liability and responsibility for what the company has done and i think it would be politically hard to digest for beijing to use taxpayer money to bail out the company at this point. we talked about the reasons why they would not want to but with the party coming up with the end of next year, another reason beijing will try to stay involved. haidi: greater china executive avenue -- editor with the latest. let's continue on the latest out of evergrande. china is signaling to investors that the sponsor of the freedom on china's emerging markets etf. it is personal and economic freedom metrics as primary factors. the founder perth tolle joins us now. this is intriguing, the idea of common prosperity that the wealth redistribution concern and china. we have watched beijing trying to push forward a policy priority and how concerned should investors be? perth: evergrande is a good example of how state-mandated, debt driven growth has led to thi

so where does our story begins to understand john pope and understand the events that will eventually take place in 1862, you need to understand where john pope came from, he was born in march 1822 in louisville, kentucky and he's the son of nathaniel pope, a distinguished figure from the state, former territorial secretary and delegate from the state of illinois territory, later a prominent federal judge in the illinois territory as well. pope would receive a strong education, he would graduate from united states military academy, 17th in his class of 56 graduating in 1842 he commissioned second lieutenant in the core of topographical engineer but despite this pedigree, pope has even more connections to propel him as the war breaks out, all of those years later. first and foremost, john pope as a collateral descendents of george washington. his uncle was united states senator from kentucky, his father's is a friend of a then growing in popularity illinois lawyer, perhaps you've heard of him, abraham lincoln. his brother-in-law is a gentleman by the name of manning force, these men wi

doe not former governor of state of new york assuming no prior criminal tax no prior criminal sexual priors you have the victim welling to see case involved cases often get involved show me you have been in therapy got act together case will be dismissed in interest of justice after a period of time here with governor may say i did nothing let's be indicative he never said i never touched anyone he said i never assaulted anyone i never touched anyone inappropriately a little coy, maybe saying consensual if goes to trial convicted yes criminal record would have to register as sex offender. >> thanks very much for walking us through that we will follow it, we will take a break, thank you, sir. when we come prfz holed hostage biden arrives in europe without a deal in hand. stay with us. . ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate to

just to reiterate with you, john, it does appear that at least -- this does not seem to be an active threat right now because they are bringing in people in buses, so that's the good nuews. we don't know much and it would be good to start to hear from the police formally about what they're seeing inside. so three things are happening. of course, the students have been trained. we have children that have been trained to run or hide in that order, right? you try to run. it's a big facility, so my guess is they probably had a lockdown system, so what you're seeing now is the second piece, which is called immediate action rapid de deployment. this was learned after columbine. in columbine, the students were held. that was not the thing to do. you saw that happen second, and then the third that is happening, because every parent that has a kid there is freaking out right now. you have family reunification, you have family communication. get the parents with their kids and get them away from that facility. so that's why it looks quite active with the pictures we're seeing, even though we d

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he's a john f. kennedy democrat. he does have some sanity in him. much of what he says, though he is accused of all kinds of things, there used to be a lot of democrats like him. they were pretty much in line with republicans on a lot of matters. you look back on 1960, john kennedy and richard nixon were pretty much in line. they disagreed at the fringes. john kennedy was pro-business. he was pro strong american defense. i doubt -- that's what democrats used to be. if you're looking at joe manchin, you were looking back in time. the other thing i have to say, i think the big problem is it's everything. somebody made a comment earlier about all of these issues, social issues that all deserve attention and they all deserve consideration and debate. when you put them all in one bill, with the thin margin the democrats have, do they really think they've got a mandate on this? they've got a three seat majority in the house. they don't have any majority in the senate. the last thing if i could say, you've given me a lot of time. the only way out of this a

durham does have his ducks in a row. now he has to provide the evidence that it is true that the hillary clinton campaign with its attorneys manufactured a hit on donald trump to suggest that he was somehow connected via trump tower to alfa bank in an act of collusion. john durham saying there is no evidence of that and in fact the evidence is that you manufactured this and lied to the fbi. i think this is a big moment. we all await that evidence. elizabeth: alfa, this was supposed to the democrats of silver bullet of trump-russia collusion t was reported in the media as fact. alfa bank and russia was saying it was phony. that there was not a internet back channel. this was trump marketing hotel spam email. they had a computer scientist on it, from three companies working on this. university tech he can period o, someone accessed executive branch data, the pentagon darpa to try to prove this. this seems like a conspiratorial push to get trump nailed over trump russia when evidence didn't exist but they tried to use power

what does the john lewis bill do? it basically does two things. first, it restores a vigorous preclearance environment that was part of the original voting rights act section 5 that was struck down by the united states supreme court in 2013 in the shelby versus mississippi opinion. the supreme court in shelby said you could have a preclearance requirement but you couldn't apply that requirement only to the geographic jurisdictions covered in the 1965 act, congress would have to analyze and come up with a new set of criteria for who should have to get preclearance done. the second thing the john lewis bill does is it responds to a supreme court decision that was decided in burn vich and the democratic committee to specifically layout a claim under the voting rights act, a claim that a local practice deliewts, -- dilutes the strength of the minority voting. as a former mayor and governor of virginia, i lived under preclearance requirements, and i will talk about what that is like because it is pretty easy and helpful. the way the john lewisville fix

another important issue is do we have the infrastructure in place in healthcare delivery to handle as john said of a pandemic. and so were learning about that as we get through this one and one of the realities that i would like to point to his covid-19 has signed a bright light on what were already severe challenges being maintained the delivery of services you mentioned hospitals in particular hospital closures just as informing our healthcare personnel. there's a technical definition. and many of those are concentrated disproportionately in rural america so is not a matter of the hospitals and even if you could have a hospital can you get the appropriate staffing and can handle a surgeon demanded like we are seeing the pandemic. so when the hospitals make a close, they may not have been in the immediate a woman people consult drive some distance to get care. you mentioned businesses enter distances him may have runun but also met we didn't have the capacity to deal with an increase in demand in that area. i would like to point to that, equally important to the ongoing situation and what

therefore he doesn't work as an bianca, as in a democracy does, that should be all chassis. they're talking about 36000000000, that's 36000000000. okay. and they asked the finest 1000000 bill the. so because there are lots of days until the 6000. okay. so they can afford it to be using the funds that they get. and you have kind of goes with hold those funds and then of course force them to be, i mean, so the relationship or force is not in favor of you up. but if you're up in poses a changing these domestic bullet bodies though that the bos. oh d by you think we told english friend they're going to premier po juice, morrison runs. well, suppose me again just because the of the money. but you know, as you make a tight to somebody in law, going to give you the money that was planned because of this and that can that you're going to produce morris on one is after short, break it with our international ah oh, prices are just going up and people are hiding in by serving smaller portions and at the same prices. we've seen this at the grocery store with packaged goods packaged cook

where does the opinion fall do you think? versus the annexation? >> well, i would like to think they are not annexation. so, sometimes when you hear calls for invasion, you wonder. but, so, i would say they are probably somewhere in between. i cannot imagine that categorical. i love the idea of cuban-americans reading this history. i do not know that they know all of this history. it adds context to things. i think if you read the history, you realize calling for that. >> i would add to that, maybe. you do cover the history of the cuban community and how that community was actually very strongly divided in new york and perhaps the co-independence tobacco workers. >> even in the 19th century, the cuban-american community, and now as well, more diverse than we may assume. >> fernandez wants to know if there are issues or stories that you wish you hadn't polluted or that you had to leave out and now regret it? >> i think it is too soon to know whether i regret it. [laughter] i had to leave so much out. i always keep a notebook while i am writing a boo

what does the decision to step down say about the republican party today. >> well it the republican party today belongs to donald trump. he was facing a tough prime because of redistricting against a pro-trump person. and that would have been really difficult for him. it said that the republican party has decided that in order to win and in order to keep control of the house, you have to buy into donald trump's lies and everything else about him. and what makes me sort of sad is that pre-trump, adam kinzinger was the kind of candidate and i think you might agree, he was future of the republican party. he's conservator and an air force veteran and served in iraq, an expert in foreign policy and national security and on and on. with a great resume. he's going to stay in the party, he said he's going to seek office but not in the house of representatives right now. and i think, you know, you look back and you say adam kinzinger was the perfect recruit, he served six terms, but not any more. >> governor kasich, you're a republican. the former president trump responded as we saw two down eight

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we got reaction to the latest developments from political commentator john brief month. yes, so much of the vision that he got to work as a democracy. democracy must have some come and therefore he doesn't work as the democrats, he does, i should be talking about 36000000000. that's 36000 the media. ok. and the define is 1000000 bill, the so a lot of managing 36000. okay. so they can afford it to be using the friends that they get. and you can, of course, we told us firms and then of course for them to be, i mean, so the vision people for us is not in favor of you. but if you've been bose, is a changing these domestic polar bodies, so that the bows hold. but we told it was fun, going to produce morris and runs. well, suppose me just because the money that you know, if you make a trip to somebody and he's going to give you the money to westland, because of that you're going to produce more on the 14th you ration economic form wrapped up in the italian city of varone on friday, over today's industry, leaders and to political heavy weights discussed some of the world's most

john, that does it for us. i hear market news. what are -- >> john: facebook is a trillion dollar company as is amazon, alphabet, google and apple, which is the highest market evaluation. today there's another entry to the trillion dollar club. tesla on the strength of an order by hertz for 100,000 model cs. now passed the trillion dollar market valuation. >> sandra: and the s&p and dow keeps on going. >> john: we're in earnings seasons. troubling things out there that the market is defying on the climb to the top. we'll see if it lasts. >> sandra: john, great to be with you. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts in washington. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks very much, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york city. here's "the story." look at these numbers. the president is down 21 points since june. that is an unprecedented slide since world war ii. that's a gallop number. he's on the road right now scrambling to get this administration, get his presidency back on tr

do you want to start, john? >> certainly. first of all, jim, thank you for having me, this is my first in the new position, a newly established position in the u.s. department of the and certainly happy to talk about critical infrastructure protection. resilience to me is composed of a number of different components at a baseline level is the basic security of an eco system to begin with, whether it's the technical components of the eco system or the functional components. one meaning the technologies in which they rely and underpinning, is the how different services and different services were to interact. if they were to go down and cascade failures in communication. i i'd say more broadly, the inability of any of these systems to quickly respond and rebound and continue functionality in some method and by some means, regardless of a disruption or resilient system would be one that resists disruption or destruction from a security perspective, but ultimately one that can really quickly continue functionality in some form in

the latest developments from political commentator john bish month. now so much of the vision that he got work as a democracy, glover, the democracy must have at some common coun. therefore he doesn't work as a new yorker, as in democracy does, that should be all chassis. they're talking about 36000000000. that's 36000000000. okay. and the, the finest 1000000 build the so because there are a lot of these in 36000. okay. so they can afford it to be using the funds that they get. and you can, of course, we told us ferns and then of course, forced them to page. i mean, so the relationship of force is not in favor of you up with, if you up imposes a changing these domestic bullet bodies further the bows. oh dear. by you think we told english friend they're going to premier, hold, use walkers and run. so you suppose me again just because the of the money. but you know, if you make a trip to somebody in going to give you the money that was planned because of this on their calendar, you're going to produce more things like the defined, the police movement, w

, and john kim. you got to get the message. you have to be able to look like the district, talk like the district so they can relate to you. look, i ran in a district just like in 2020, joe biden won by 10 percentage points over trump administration. but i still won. and my district is d plus five. i attribute that to our consistence being grounded. telling the diverse community i'm one of you. i look like you. and by golly i talk like you. i talk about women's issues. and a lot of people say woman's issues are democratic issues. no it's not. coming from a woman's perspective i can talk to the women and relate to them. i talk about immigration reform. i am an i am grant. i come here through the legal process. i talk about the legal and fair and compassionate reform that we need. and anything that undermines the legal immigration such as what we are seeing right now, this is the message. coming from somebody like me talking about immigration reform it relates to the people. it relates and gives, i gue

tell our viewers what they are talking about when they talk about the algorithm and what it actually does? so what they see on facebook and social media. guest: it's a hobby horse of mine as well, prior to public policy i was in computer science and as a grad student in johns hopkins in baltimore i taught introduction to algorithms twice. i consider myself an expert on the subject. the algorithm itself is the formula, the recipe that underlies the code. facebook has written extensive and thoroughly researched technologies that seems to say you like this post from a democrat. he liked this other post from a democrat. maybe you want to see more content aligned with democratic interests. it's that kind of learning that happens in the background based on data from a variety of sources which ends up powering the kinds of things you see and what you don't see. host: what's the worry that congress has about what facebook is doing? guest: at the end of the day, it's any powerful system that we don't have an understanding of and belief in control of that i think powers seen in the backlash. i am p

anyway, the work of john klepper on thank you at-home for joining us this hour. boy has this been a weird news day. we woke up to surprise news this morning, that the fbi was raiding a mansion in washington d.c.. a mansion apparently owned by russian oligarch, oleg depripaska, or at least by concerns close to. him russian oligarch, had of course a starring role in the mueller report. and in the whole russia scandal, when the truck campaign, for example, was explicitly sending secret internal polling data to a russian intelligence officer. while russia was intervening in that election to try and help trump win. both mueller and the center of -- said the intended recipient of that secret material in russia was this guy russian oligarch. that's why his name is familiar when you saw the news that the fbi was riding his home today. we don't know why the fbi raided his home in d.c., and another place that he owns in new york city. but, i have questions. [laughs] . we'll try to get some answers on that tonight. i was surprised. this afternoon, we also got some surprise

. ♪ john: a look at the biggest this does stories in the news. shares of starbucks are lower, the coffee chain announced $20 billion in new paths to shareholders. sales offset quarterly results and fell short. same store shales -- sales missed estimates. volvo is trading at stockholm after raising $2.3 billion. investors are buying into the turnaround. volvo is owned by a chinese automaker. according to dow jones, the scottish eddie has 15,000 hotel rooms and expects 25,000 guests. airbnb is offering bonuses for those who list their homes during the summit. two cruise ships can accommodate several thousand people. it was bad enough when bars were closed for months. more bad news. the favorite drink may be more expensive. the ceo said the company must become more aggressive on prices going forward. they are feeling the heat of higher logistic costs. that your bloomberg is this flash. alix: i would be interested to see the price impact. if you are a can party lever, i can't imagine you would be upset by higher prices. demand is still going to be th