rosen: mr. magliocca: the question is, what about women, and his position was there was no constitutional right for women to vote, that if states wanted to let women to vote, , that was fine, but there wasn't a guarantee of that. he was giving a speech about equality, and susan b. anthony was in the audience. and she raised her hand. mr. bingham what about women? , his answer was, i am not a puppet of logic, i am the slave of practical politics. now if you think about that for a second, that is an interesting political answer. what is he saying? is he saying gee, i'd like to , help you, but i can't get enough people to go along and help you out or was that just , his way of dodging the question? hard to say. he did not say much about women's rights in any of the materials that i could find. it is really not clear what position he had. the answer is i think he probably didn't have a position that was different from other people and congress at that point in time. but his view shared by many in co

rosen: fascinating. other great conflicts that he was involved in include the impeachment of resident andrew johnson, and that was so intricately tied up the controversy over the ratification of the 14th amendment and johnson's reluctance to enforcement, that i need to ask you about the different stages of this. first of all, tell us about the controversy over ratification. first of all, the southern statesw ere admitted to the union before they ratified, then it wouldn't have been ratified because you do not get the super majority of states. over the conditions under which -- what were the conditions under which the southern states were readmitted? mr. magliocca: the question after the war, when do we ask of the states to be full partners again? bingham's view is there ought to be a 14th amendment that guaranteed fundamental rights, that the problem was the ball was inadequate. -- law was inadequate. if the southern states had ratified the 14th amendment, they could be states again. his opponent was alw

rosen is representing trump. rosen did not barred in the state of california. you have to be barred in the state of california. you need a lawyer from the state of california who has a bar admission there to vouch for that person so they can participate in the case. >> it is really hard in california to find a lawyer -- >> that's what i was going to say. >> i admit the optics are poor here. this is not substantial involvement in the case. once you -- once someone gets admitted in most jurisdictions, including california, once someone is admitted pro hock vice -- >> you're saying michael cohen who by all accounts -- >> rosen -- >> michael cohen who is an intelligent person and allegedly seems to be an attorney with a license reaches out to his -- the vice general counsel -- >> michael cohen's lawyer, rosen -- >> how do you know it's rosen? how do you know rosen reaches out? >> that's how it works because in order for him to be involved in the matter on behalf of -- >> right, but michael cohen is involved in this arbitration. >> as a party, not as a lawyer. >> do

rosen, let me start with you. what's the judge going to be considering when he decides whether to grant this motion to have the president e deposed. >> it's a technical question under the arbitration act e he will be balancing considerations there and could go either way. what's so significant is once there's a way in and the president is aloud to be deposed either in this suit or in the other ones being filed against him by other women, the pattern of practice of similar conduct is open game. we remember from the clinton impeachment how the paula jones was an opening into conduct, whether it it's this case or the state law libel suit or one case may provide the window that the president's opponents want. >> you brought up the clinton case. the filing cites the case that president clinton testified in the civil suit. this is a quote from that. a sitting president is not afforded special protection from a civil suit regarding conduct before he or she entered office. where do the similarities begin and end with rega

reaches out. >> how do you know it's rosen? >> because that's how it works. in order for him to be involved in the matter. on behalf of cohn. >> michael cohn is involved in this arbitration. >> as a party. not a lawyer. >> they had to go to a trump lawyer? >> his counsel can't afford it here in california, they should have found another lawyer. >> that's even weirder then, his outside counsel goes back into the trump organization because for what possible reason? >> because they had a friendly lawyer in california that could have gotten to him quickly. >> come on? >> that's it. >> it was a bad -- it wasn't a good decision. the optics are poor, let's face it, she's not substantively working on this matter. >> we don't know. this is the only document that's come up. >> what do you -- >> how do you -- >> this is all just baffling to me. i'm not going to argue with jimmy about the law here, here's the problem. why oh, why is is donald trump, a man who's flamboyant about his sex life, who famously planted a story in the new york pos

rosen does not want to tell mr. trump about it, so be it. i find it hard to brief that mr. trump doesn't know about it. the bottom line is our settlement offer requires the signatures of all the parties to the dispute. so that's mr. trump, the llc that mr. cohen set up and my client. and people have said, well, there's no way that the president's going to accept this. well, quite honestly, i don't understand why not. the bottom line here is that my client wants a forum to tell her story. >> mm-hm. >> she's prepared to returned $130,000. and if they do not accept the settlement, this is yet another step, another process by which they're going to seek to silence my client. what are they afraid of? i don't understand. to this day, we've been at this now about a week, and we still don't have answers to the following questions. very simple. did mr. trump know about the agreement? did he sign the agreement? we that i it's pretty clear he did not. did he know anything about the payment, and did he pay it or arrange for someone else to pay it. this isn't complicated. and they can r

. >> the threats continued until a few hours ago when lawrence rosen who now purports to represent mr. cohen and the entity sent e-mail correspondence to me threatening if miss daniels continues to talk, she will be subject to additional damages. >> the white house doing its best to downplay the story. press secretary sarah sanders saying quote the arbitration was won in the president's favor to which the lawyer said yeah, he also won the popular vote. a copy of the restraining order clearly states it is an interim order and can be modified. for more here is jeff zeleny at the white house. >> reporter: christine and dave, the white house is dealing with questions about stormy daniels, the adult actress and porn star and her relationship with president trump before the campaign in 2016. was the was there hush money paid to her? the white house press briefing on wednesday, i asked sarah sanders, the white house press secretary, if the president knew about the payment. >> did he know about the payment at the time? >> i addressed this as far as i can go. >> did he know about the payment a

we will probably be the major force for matt rosen dell. there is another super pac supporting kevin. you will work with them. we will be in the seven figures in both of those races. we also put together a fund already in the seven figures for these house races. each one of those is interesting but you cannot hear about them racese it is a one-house out of a bunch. i told the speaker and his crowd, we will do that and then help you in the fall. the frankly, we are helping you now because we have really good candidates. smart, articulate, principles. on the issue of guns and the debate, will it be a dominant issue moving ahead for republicans and democrats? the systematic a position on that issue one way or the other. i will take off my club had, hat, which the board does not want me to do. i've always been a supporter of the second amendment. i think it is a diff -- a difficult decision that we have to be careful not betraying the policy positions with taken in the past supporting the second amendment. " my guess, i think it will be an issu

rosen stein has been the top official overseeing the russia investigation since jeff sessions recused himself last month. that infuriated president trump. >> he had expected a certain measure of personal loyalty, which is not how the u.s. government is supposed to work. >> on the night of the comey firing, the chaos continued. >> what prompted that? what was -- >> you'll have to ask the deputy attorney general. >> he just started two weeks ago, would the white house have told him to do that? >> the memo was critical of comey's handling of hillary clinton's e-mails before the election. >> why now are you concerned about the hillary clinton e-mail investigation when as a candidate, donald trump was praising it from the campaign trail? >> i think you're looking at the wrong set of facts here. in other words, you're going back to the campaign. this man is the president of the united states, he acted decisively today, he took the recommendation of his deputy attorney general who oversees -- >> that makes no sense. >> trump gave what appeared to be his real reason. >> i said, you know, this

jeffrey rosen is at the table. center intion philadelphia of what she is the president and ceo and has been our partner for the entire series. he is the author of numerous books including the personalities and rivalries that formed america. thisey: congratulations on great series. as we get started, let us talk big picture on the issue in this case. what was the heart of what was decided here? tamika: the supreme court considered the question on whether segregation in schools was legal. it was an opportunity for the court to see if segregation was legal. they wanted to see if segregation and railcars was in the constitution. host: why did this become a landmark decision? plessy by overturning the court face the stain of this decision and further promise of reconstruction amendment. -- the amendment that turns 100 and 15 at -- 150 next ensure thesured to quality of civil rights. they thought it was obvious that a fundamental right was eight under mental civil right. civil right.c it decided that separate but equal w

year: a very important with the hiring of jacky rosen. is there a similar -- jackie robinson. what we learned about studying the inclusion of latinos in u.s. professional baseball is how the line worked. expelled them from organized baseball. what we see with latinos is, where was that exclusionary point and how it changed. in many instances, it was the owners and upper management and major league baseball that andted categories of race the point of exclusion along that color line. over 240 latinos played in the negor league prior to jackie robinson. there was a handful, that a dozen who played in both. what does that tell us? it tells us that the color line was changing. people have the power to change it. we always have the power to change inclusion or exclusion in baseball. susan: the history of the inclusion, did it matter how dark your skin was? adrian: a totally matted. we saw the first wave of cubans breaking into the major-league area -- major-league. they were primarily lighter skinned. in the 1980's, humans were sending their kids to the u.s. for education. it is the

rosen. rosen: thank you for being here today. i thank the ranking member and chairman for this hearing. i want to speak about sanctions on iran and russia and what is your opinion on how implementing sanctions or what level of offending do you think would influence activities in the middle east? gen. votel: we don't really manage those within the department of defense. i know the secretary has recently provided information to senator corker and others with regards to other things regarding sanctions and those represent his interests. sanctions are an important part this. most of these threats, and as i tried to mention in my opening comments, this is a team sport. we can do things militarily, but we need the instruments of our national power, whether diplomatic or informational, to kick in on these things. when were able to bring those together to include things like sanctions, we have the best effects. there are some very good areas where sanctions will make a difference. we need to look at we do have to look at the impact of th

rosen, the company has had no involvement in the matter. we also should note that we've reached out to michael cohen, have not yet heard back from him. michael avenatti joins us now. so explain this because michael cohen all along has said the trump organization was not a party to this, had nothing to do with this. he's a -- you've in the past shown documents that show that michael cohen has responded or has gotten e-mails from his bank to his trump organization e-mail address and then forwarded that to his private e-mail address to then communicate with stormy daniels' former attorney. now this is a new trump employee, jill martin, new to this saga, who was involved in this arbitration. what's the significant for you? >> oh, what a tangled web we weave when we practice to deceive, anderson. the saga continues. for months we have heard from mr. cohen and from others associated with the trump organization that there was no linkage between ec, llc, and the trump organization. mr. cohen has maintained that he formed that llc on his own, unbekn

michelle rosen is here with a look on the impact on women especially in the leadership role. share some of your talk with us at the recent world economic forum in davos, business can they do in their workplaces, what do they need to insist on now? >> the me too movement created a very interesting effect for working women. because on the one hand, it's a very, very important movement, that brought to the surface discussions that should have happened a long, long time ago. and on the other end, a recent survey commissioned by the lean in foundation, found that the number of men who are reluctant to help junior women through mentorship has tripledthrou thr the leaning. so there's sort of a backlash. >> because without the men mentoring women and they occupy most leadership positions now, how will women get the opportunity to advance? should we say, hey, can we come to the golf course with you? what could women do? >> there are three important things women can do. number one, women need to seize the opportunities, there are wonderful opportunities following the me too campaign. i

rosen the real lawyer appear here because he is not a california lawyer. and out of all the lawyers in california to help you get your point across, why too you pick someone in the trump organization unless this is a trump organization initiative. >> i suppose mr. cohen could also say and again we reached out to him and not heard back, that because he wanted this to remain confidential, that is why he did it. >> maintain the confidences of those clients. so the idea that this was the only attorney in the entire state of california that would maintain confidence is nonsense. >> and it would be the last person you would involve. you would never go to a trump organization person. you would go to anyone but. >> michael cohen as far as i know is a trained attorney. why would a trained attorney make this statement in early february, or mid february, saying the trump organization has nothing to do with it. and after making that statement, it got a lot of coverage, why would any licensed attorney reach out to the organization. >> between, to play lawyer here, he m

rosen, lawrence rosen, the attorney who now purports to represent mr. cohen and the entity ec, llc, sent e-mail correspondence to me, threatening if miss daniels continues to talk, she may be suth subje subjected to significant additional damages. >> darren, do you think stormy daniels, her attorney, do you think they have some sort of evidence that trump or the campaign really forced her into silence? >> i think there is good evidence there and they're doing the right thing by seeking declaratory judgment by a court and that's when one party is unclear about their rights and responsibilities and go into court to get a judge to issue an order about what they can or cannot do. so now once they're into court, the judge basically has two options. he or she can set it for an evidentiary hearing and allow that to go forward or, according to this hush agreement, it calls for a binding arbitration in the event of any dispute. the most critical question in my mind off the bat is who the judge that will be deciding this? that could tell us which way or the other

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rosen, lawrence rosen, the attorney who now purports to represent mr. cohen and the entity ec, llc sent e-mail correspondence to me threatening that if ms. daniels continues to talk, she may be subjected to significant additional damages. >> let's bring in legal analyst laura coates who is carefully studying all this. what is the biggest question from stormy daniels' side? >> first of all, if you hear somebody say there's been threats or intimidation to silence a witness, you think about things like witness tampering and acting on duress. one of the questions you have to ask is, has michael cohen specifically threatened her? is it something physical? has he done something verbal? or in the contract are you using that as a means of arbitration to silence you as he did back in 2017. if that's all it is, that's not illegal in a legal context. why did you wait a year to question the validity of a contract? there is either an offer, acceptance and consideration. how that plays out here would be, i'm going to offer you some money to not talk about the alleged

i pray that acting attorney general rosen stein will follow the brilliant and courageous example of the fbi office of professional responsibility and attorney general jeff sessions and bring an end to alleged russia collusion investigation manufactured by mccabe's boss, jim comey, based upon a fraudulent and corrupt dossier. now, i have an inkling as to where i think this whole thing is headed and why dowd is talking the way in which he is. i want to get your inclination on all this. where do you think this is headed? >> i think this is headed to some kind of a ludicrous and pointless confrontation that is going to test our entire political system. we know why mueller was appointed special counsel, because of a conversation between trump and former fbi director comey about which tls a disagreement as to the content of the conversation and there was no question that there needed to be an independent investigation of the possibility that an obstruction of justice had happened in the firing of james comey. that's why an independent counsel was appointed to look into the origins of that con

jeff rosen, nbc news, baton rouge, louisiana. >>> "today in the bay" is back in two minutes. coming up a detour in san francisco. what happened before this car crashed into a building in the city. >>> plus the signing with the enemy. richard sherman joining his rival team the 49ers. take a liv foggy san mateo bridge >>> time now is 7:29. it is march 11th, 2018. take a live look outside. not much that you can see. that is a very foggy san mateo bridge that you are looking at. longest bridge in the bay area. thank you so much for waking up with us, i'm vicky nguyen alongside rob mayeda in for vianey this morning. standing by with a look at that microclimate forecast. you warned us earlier it's going to look foggy across much of the bay area. we've been showing the camera shots. >> we're seeing visibility at times less than a quarter mile. a little bit of that across the bay, north bay into solano county. the low cloud deck is at least away from ground level. 53 degrees, overcast skies to start but not the case midway through your drive across the golden gate bridge. san francis

the story and those facts do not match what rod rosen scenes comic rod rosen scenes rob rosenstein. somebody should take a look. we are talking about being tough on russia. sevenn years ago, we gave the boat away on the uranium and we did it knowing that the russians were engaged in criminal activityr on our soil compromising our national security. that's what doug campbell story is all about. >> sean: we know that about russia and we know that hillary paid for a phony dossier with russian sources by a foreign national. it seems like with no russia collusion or evidence i've seen. maybe you have seen some. i haven't. all fingers point back to the left, the democrats over this. >> laura: you hear democrats the last few weeks saying president trump has not been tough enough on russia. we've got to get tougher. they are bad actors. but on their watch with their president, president obama was secretary clinton, we give away some of the biggest, most valuable decisions in their uranium industry ever given to russia. from the cold war on, we have these restrictions. barack obama relisted

rosen so even as the u.s. welcomes the north korean announcement is not promising to end sanctions why is that. well that's because the trumpet ministration just as the obama administration and the bush administration before it all believe that sanctions do work and so in that guys the idea of basically making certain that healing young doesn't do any more development either of its ballistic missile program or of its nuclear weapons program they feel that trying to starve off the money and trying to put young inside political isolation is having a payoff effect however that does not mean that the sanctions have been one hundred percent ironclad the north koreans have found ways of getting around the sanctions either by doing so-called secret drops of commodities that are being sold to other countries so that they can get the money to continue their weapons programs or basically running their accounts through chinese banks something which the trumpet ministration has refused to crack down upon because of the po

rosen, lawrence rosen, the attorney who now purports to represent mr. cohen and the entity e.c., llc, sent e-mail correspondence to me threatening that if ms. daniels continues to talk, she may be subjected to significant additional damages. >> i want to ask you about this arbitration. you say the -- that back, i think it was february 27th, that michael cohen, quote, surreptitiously initiated a bogus arbitration proceeding against ms. clifford in los angeles. can you describe what happened? >> well, our understanding and kwietd honestly we're still looking into this, anderson. our understanding is mr. cohen, on behalf of the entity e.c., went into adr services in los angeles, filed an arbitration proceeding, managed to get adr services to a point, an arbitrator immediately. then managed to get that arbitrator to issue a temporary restraining order against ms. daniels. he did so without any notice to ms. daniels, no prior notice to ms. daniels -- >> she didn't even know this was happening? >> she had absolutely no idea. that was by design of mr. cohen. s

rosen krans. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court. i'll start with what justice kennedy started. the stored communications act is limited to the united states. yet the government wants to use the act to unilaterally reach into a foreign land to search for copy and import private customer correspondence physically stored in a digital lockbox in a foreign computer where it's protected by foreign law. that is a foreign snare dwrcena >> correct me if this is incompetent correc incorrect. until this case, microsoft was complying with these disclosure orders. this case is the first time they objected. but there were past efforts of the same kind and microsoft disclosed the contents of the communications. is that so? >> yes, your honor. but i want to make sure that you -- that the court understands justice ginsburg, that this is a new phenomena. the notion of cloud storage. we didn't start it until 2010. so the fact that we analyzed what our legal obligations were and realized, wait a minute, this is actually an extra territorial act unautho

. >> rod rosen stein and federal law enforcement officials scheduled to hold a news conference to announce a cyberlaw enforcement announcement. scheduled for 10:00 eastern. >> to a greg backlash against facebook, ceo mark zuckerberg is facing new calls to testify before congress. nbc business correspondent, jolen kent has more. >> reporter: facebook stock taking a hit down 2%. backlash brewing after cambridge analytica allegedly ak setsed personal information of 50 million unsuspecting face book users. >> a lot of people are questioning whether they really were paying enough attention to how their platform was used. mark zuckerberg apologizing. >> a major breach of trust. >> the scandal so far sending the company's value down $46 billion. mozilla yanking advertising when facebook takes action and how it shares customer data will consider returning. pressure from congress after zuckerberg suggest heed may not be the best facebook representative to go to washington to testify. >> if that is me then i am happy to go. >> that wasn't good enough for a key senate democrat. >> he is the right per

rosen so what more do we know about gary condit resignation and why he decided to quit now well there are people who had been critical of mr cohn because after the deadly neo nazi march and riot in charlottesville virginia last summer the president basically came out and said that both sides both the neo nazis who were protesting as well as the people who were protesting against them both sides had done things wrong and people felt that the president was in fact endorsing white supremacy and neo nazi ism and that gary cohen as a jewish american should have stepped aside then in fact it was reported that he was seriously considering stepping aside but then decided to stay on certainly the terror of issue is much more serious because that goes to the very heart of the u.s. economy its ability to trade goods with other countries in a way that doesn't cost the u.s. economy too much money and of course there's now fear that is going to be the case we don't know when gary coleman is leaving but certainly it's been a lot of discussion here in washington today this is the u.s. president. the

which is the seventieth anniversary of israel's yossi beilin but its member of the knesset michael rosen said that this legislation proves just how ultra nationalist racist and dangerous this government is you were alluding to that a few moments ago but toward. extent is the trump administrator having an impact upon domestic israeli politics at the moment is it embolden the rice was trumps election key to setting this legislation in motion after it had been sitting there for a number of years going nowhere what i i wouldn't say that it is the. key effect to heal but you know if we say in arabic. meaning the government is weak us and they i think that in israel and the current government feeds today americans american government is we damn. which make it make it makes it is easier to take right these decisions and the. jewish home which is the most rightist polity in the coalition is putting pressure on attorney out all the time to exploit the situation when trump is the president and david friedman who is the. who is to do right of the right is the government when they're out there he sa

which is the seventieth anniversary of israel yes he billion but its member of the knesset michael rosen said that this legislation proves just how ultra nationalist racist and dangerous this government is i think you were alluding to that a few moments ago but toward. extent is the trump administrator having an impact upon domestic israeli politics at the moment is it embolden the rice was trumps election key to setting this legislation in motion after it had been sitting there for a number of years going nowhere what i i wouldn't say that it is the. key effect to heal but you know if we say in arabic. meaning the government is weak us and they i think that in israel the current government feeds today i'm mary can hold american government is we damn. which make the make it makes it is easier to take right is decisions and the. jewish home which is the most rightist polity in the coalition is putting pressure on attorney out all the time to exploit the situation when trump is the president and david friedman who is there. who is to the right of the is right is the government when they're

rosen jordan has more from washington d.c. . the attorney general jeff sessions put out a statement saying that this is because he released information that should not have been released inside the f.b.i. to a reporter and that when he was questioned about it by investigators within the f.b.i. . that mccabe miss led those investigators those are road to a big offenses inside the f.b.i. and so said that he is made the decision to dismiss him immediately well obviously this is something that andrew mccabe strongly disagrees with the chinese president's closest political ally wang chih shann has been voted in as vice president xi jinping is also being confirmed for a second term with unanimous support illegal application has been filed in australia against me and my lead up and so on through ci is in sydney as part of a special assay on some of southeast asian leaders lawyers attempting to prosecute on charges of crimes against humanity in relation to the treatment of ministry. dozens of people have been killed in separate airstrik

. >> then you are rosen stein. it's a complicated process. you have rosenstein there for quite some time. you need the majority. you can't filibuster the appointee. who do you replace sessions with? >> neil: that confirmation prose woulprocess would be extremely difficult. they didn't want sessions at first. now they want him. >> i think the president is right to say if you knew you had a potential conflict early on, you should have given me a heads up or recuse yourself before i made you the a.g. choice. it is what it is. you can't change history. the latest stuff is other the investigation and specter general are look into this. seems anything jeff sessions does is a mistake. >> they want a special council appointed, and at the same time, they are talking to trump. remember, sessions did not go after lois learner of the irs scandal. every little bit will upset the president. > >> neil: does it hurt recruitment -- forget about cabinet positions, people look around to say, i don't know. that could be a real meat gripedder. >grinder. >> it's o

fifteenth which is the seventieth anniversary of israel yossi beilin but a member of the knesset michael rosen said that this legislation proves just how ultra nationalist racist and dangerous this government is i think you were alluding to that a few moments ago but toward. extent is the trump administrator having an impact upon domestic israeli politics at the moment is it embolden the rice was trumps election key to setting this legislation in motion after it had been sitting there for a number of years going nowhere what i wouldn't say that is the. key effect to heal but you know if we say in arabic. meaning the government is weak us and i think that in israel and the current government feeds today i'm mary can hold the american government is we damn. which make the make it makes it easier to take right these decisions and the. jewish home which is the most rightist polity in the coalition is putting pressure on attorney out all the time to exploit the situation when trump is the president and david friedman who is the. who is to do right of the right is the government when they're out the

rosen goldman has more andrew mccabe was an f.b.i. agent for twenty two years rising to deputy director and then acting director after his boss james komi was fired by the trump white house in twenty seventeen but just before he planned to retire on march eighteenth the cape to was dismissed in a statement released late on friday night the attorney general jeff sessions said that according to an internal agency investigation quote mr mccabe had made in an authorized disclosure to the news media and lacked candor including under oath a multiple occasions i have terminated the employment of andrew mccabe effective immediately. right after this mckay told the news media his firing was payback for doing his job investigating ties between russia and donald trump's two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign as well as overseeing the probe into hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state now president trump has accused mccabe of partisan bias mccabe's wife a democrat received campaign donations from

originally put on lockdown and all pupils moved to another school nearby well let's check in now with rosen and jordan she's live for us in washington d.c. roles what else do we know about this incident. well at this very moment barbara there's another press conference starting in this community near the naval air station patuxent river that's where they test the f. thirty five stealth fighter jet this is a situation where at least one person has died as you noted it was the shooter who apparently was shot by a police officer who was stationed at the school as a security officer two other students a girl and a boy were taken to hospital as well at last report they were in critical condition we may be getting an update on their condition at this hour we don't know the motive behind this shooting but students who were inside the school at the beginning of the school day said that they heard a gunshot in a hallway started running for their safety one witness told a local television station that he saw the girl fall to the floor again we don't have a motive we don't have an identification obvio

which is the seventieth anniversary of israel yes the billion but its member of the knesset michael rosen said that this legislation proves just how ultra nationalist racist and dangerous this government is i think you were alluding to that a few moments ago but toward. extent is the trump administrator having an impact upon domestic israeli politics at the moment is it embolden the rice was trumps election key to setting this this legislation in motion after it had been sitting there for a number of years going nowhere what i wouldn't say that is the. key effect to heal but you know if we say in arabic. meaning the government is weak us and they i think that in israel the current government feeds today i'm mary can hold american government is we damn. which make the make it makes it is easier to take right these decisions and they jewish home which is the most rightist polity in the coalition is putting pressure on attorney out all the time to exploit the situation when trump is the president and david friedman who is the best of the two as well who is to deride all of these who barely w

moving to montana, matt rosen dale. of thee auditor, leader republican conservative caucus in the legislature. and is perfect for montana, frankly jon tester has a big problem. he likes to go back and see him one of you, but people are noticing all his votes look more like tumer and elizabeth warren. show hewhy the polls would lose to an unnamed republican. needis the kind of guy you and say i could have a beer with him after this. he is down to earth, yet very smart, very strong philosophically and principled. the last one we have endorsed this kevin nicholson in wisconsin. kevin is challenging tammy baldwin. he has an interesting history. he started out as a young man in college as an active member of the kentucky -- he spoke at the democratic convention. we scratched our heads about that but he told me that is how sharing with the voters after college he spent some time finding himself and eventually signed up for the marines. he went and served in afghanistan. came back home and all of his friends in the democratic

what an honor to be here and follow in the eloquence of jeffrey rosen on talking about the doctrine. you should go to visit the constitution center which he is the leader of. indulgence, i'm a tenor, i think in my temple choir, i love singing, and i never thought i would get to the arena stage here. [laughter] [applause] let me just say that. i'm sorry, i have a sore throat so i can't sing tonight. [laughter] it's actually true. i come back to this community and do it a little differently. thinking about the communities of which nation and which community. aret of the issues today things stored in the cloud. where the united states government might want to get it under the fourth amendment, but maybe the british then wanted. maybe we trust the british maybe. then maybe india or china wanted. we are going to have to sort through all of the countries in the world. it will not just be our one being behind two oceans. it will be somehow interacting with the rest of the world. when we do that, there is a great temptation to think of american exceptionalism. it is our constitution, there i

director james comey rosen jordan joins us from washington d.c. and what happened. well essentially the timeline is this it's still very late on friday night march sixteenth here on the east coast of the united states andrew mccabe is turning fifty years old on sunday march eighteenth on that day he was going to retire from the f.b.i. and that way he could get his retirement benefits and health care benefits for his family and for himself well instead just about one hour ago it to g.m.t. it was announced by the department of justice that andrew mccain has been fired the u.s. attorney general jeff sessions put out a statement saying that this is because he released information that should not have been released inside the f.b.i. to a reporter and that when he was questioned about it by investigators within the f.b.i. sessions said that mccabe miss led those investigators those are two big offenses inside the f.b.i. and so sessions said that he has made the decision to dismiss him immediately well obviously this is something that andrew mccabe strongly disagrees with

were to do that because of its very interesting relationship we should say with beijing and rosen away from north korea yet another top figure in the trump administration has resigned what more can you tell us. carrie kahn was the president's top economic advisor and chairman of the council of economic advisors inside the white house he's going to be leaving in the next few weeks according to a white house statement provided to al-jazeera he apparently had been talking with the president in the past several weeks about departing and returning to his life in new york well mr cohen has been under a lot of pressure since last summer's neo nazi march in charlottesville virginia that's where a counter demonstrator was hit and killed by someone who was sympathetic to the neo nazis that man is going to be going on trial in her case but because mr kahn happens to be a jewish american there were many who said that he should have stepped aside in order to not give any sort of political cover to mr trump because mr trump at the time said that they were bad actors on both sides in the in charlotte

one business in particular when supervisor rosen and i met about this a couple of years ago when we were not supervisors, as i said, was la evict -- la victoria bakery in the mission. they were simply trying to memorialize a practice that they have done all the way backlit -- literally to the '60s and the last time that the democratic convention was here, they were catering all over san francisco. they were confronted with obstacles such as, you have to provide products in the front of the store. you have to have a limited number of them. there's all these confusing aspects between the department of public health and the planning department. i want to commend the planning department for working with me and we came up with some very simple clarifications. it would be limited to restaurants. bakeries, cafes. we don't want to discourage or encourage restaurants and limiting their time of operations to encourage them to do this. we've want them to enhance an existing business confronted by so many aspects in this environment being a small retailer. we want them to use their space in a positi

rosen was speaking about the cell phone thief who was tracked for five weeks through verizon, and as someone else talked about this noted revelations which, in my understanding, was something like this giant data room where everything that went across at&t and verizon networks, was being where snowden revelations in my understanding, was something like this giant data room where everything that went across at&t and verizon networks, was being listened to and whether it was u.s., or foreign speakers, it was all listened to and is supposedly the government was going to decide what they could or could not use. i am wondering why, where those things not protected by the prohibition against sharing cpn i with anything -- anyone other than customers themselves. jeff: i've worked on all the things you have mentioned. the snowden revelations, and there were previous lawsuits that the electronic frontier foundation brought, i think people now call that part of the upstream program. the upstream program would be a lot of stuff coming across the system and the nsa is authorized by a federal jud

the buck stops with the deputy attorney general rob rosen stein. he can reign mueller in and he's not willing to do it and so mueller is calling the shots even though rosenstein is in charge. the investigation is not focused and you talk about united arab emirates in the transition and after the inauguration, what does that have to do with the so- called collusion? and i go back to the nunez memo, people didn't pick up on this piece as much, but the idea that peter strac k. he opens it after the shutting down of the hillary. he said we need an insurance policy and he gets it off a random tip that was at a bar and didn't amount to criminal offenses. this has opinion exposed to something that should have never gotten to this level and i think that mueller and all of the cases he's brought. you don't need a special counsel and assign them to the justice department and manafort and all of the others and bring it to a conclusion so the american people can go on with our business. >> lou: and the president fully exonerated and the efforts to subvert his

if it continues and the president seizes this moment to fire either rob rosen stein or bob mueller >> it is up to the point he had gotten involved and taking money from clinton sources. that was the beginning of the end for him. >> mccabe isn't going out with a fight. he was interviewed by mueller'ss team. he kept detailed notes of his conversations with the president and turned them over as everyday. he was fired any wrong doing. a string of here i have weight law enforcement coming to his defense and taking on the president. he tweeted you may scapegoat andy mccabe but you will not destroy america. >>> facebook sus pepdpended a d firm. a u.s. senator says it's not good sit to develop strategies from president trump's 2016 election campaign. cambridge is denying the accusations but amy took to twitter calling for an outside investigation into the breach and for facebook founder to testify before the senate judiciary committee. frmg sti . still ahead, the drtragedy that brought to families together. now they call each other family. >>> you can see a lot of fog right there. it will be

lou: mark simone and rebecca rosen, good night. kennedy: another big shakeup at the white house. what happens now that hope hicks is leaving. i'll ask anthony scaramucci. the president making a big decision on aluminum and steel tariffs. is it the right move? we'll ask brian brenberg. ambassador john bolton versus michael star hopkins who will survive? turn on the oven, it's time to get cookin. you would think the white house communications director, hope hicks is taking her chilled cheek bones and limited profile and sauntering out of the west wing in what many are calling a planned resignation. she has been president trump's body woman' and at six months the longest lasting communications director. former loveable spokesman sean spice were with interim comm director. it's been filled by jason mirl and mike duffy. he only lasted 3 months. then there was anthony scaramucci. brash, plain spoken and loyal. he only war thes comm stash for 10 days. never was there such a two-sided coin as the current occupant of the white house. those who are left in the wake of the ss trump, we conc

the first one is our on call legal with nossaman and wendel, rosen, black & dean. in the past two years we've incurred for two projects. i'd like to exercise the second and final option and increase the contract by 700,000 to a total not to exceed 1.7 million. the next on call contract is for on call planning services. this is a contract with iteris, and in the past two years, we've spent the majority of these funds on the tima project and create an implementation strategy for the tima travel demand management affordablity program. in addition, geary has incurred additional costs as well for the final jies jieeis. i'd like to exercise the first option for this contract, increase that amount by 1.8 million to a total not to exceed of 3.8 million. if approved, we would adjust the budget in the next month's budget amendment. both these contracts are funded by federal, state and funds from other local agencies, in addition to prop k, and finally, this item also went before the cac with a unanimous motion of support. i am more happy to answer any questions you may have.

special members program on the world a cent american history march 20 exclusive book launch with jeffrey rosen on william howard taft and of course much more. to purchase tickets or more details please visit the constitution center.org if you're interested in becoming a member please visit the membership table directly outside the table for more information on how to join. members receive free tickets to popular daytime programs and discounted tickets to evening events while supporting the nonprofit nonpartisan mission to bring people together of all ages to learn about the debate to celebrate the constitution now it is my pleasure to introduce to great friends of the constitution center elected mayor 2007 in philadelphia serving two terms esquire magazine named him american of the year in public official of the year by governing magazine in 2014 and executive fellow at the university pennsylvania school of policy and a professor of professional practice at urban and public affairs at columbia and joins us today to discuss his latest book mayor. the best job in politics which he will sign copi