joel: this is the genius of john marshall. john marshall was a federalist. he was the last federalist in this country, basically. every single judge appointed to the court after john marshall was a republican. appointed by a republican president determined to overturn the jurisprudence of john marshall. and john marshall nevertheless, he participated in more than 1100 decisions in his 34 years on the court. in that time, more than half of those opinions, john marshall wrote himself, he wrote the longhand himself, and all but 35 of his opinions are unanimous. what does that say? that is a record we cannot possibly hope to equal today. john marshall had the personality and intellect to bring people together, to find common ground, to forge some sort of compromise in situations where nobody for a compromise was possible. he was talking to a court appointed to be his opponents. but people like tim, they found him credible him and he worked very hard to find a middle ground. that is what is missing in the court today and what is so important in a democracy, to pr

it by the back of pederson. >> john: now coming out from tommy john surgery, he's able to be comfortable and utilizing that velocity in any part of the strike zone. like, literally it doesn't matter, it seems like so far in the postseason. >> joe: pederson skies one into center. jackie bradley jr. without number two. justin turner will be the hitter. the dodgers and the red sox longest world series game by innings, that came 102 years ago. you've heard so much talk coming into the world series about the brooklyn robbins. they were the dodgers until 1932, taking on the boston red sox. and that was a 14 inning game. boston won 2-1 when babe ruth threw a 14 inning complete game. we are in the 12th with two outs, strike one on justin turner. >> joe: two quick strikes on turner. so, some more world series effects. red sox and dodgers, that one on the top. last 13 innings were shut out by babe ruth. the carlton fisk game, 1975 gam. the series didn't have a happy ending for boston. that moment unforgettable. dodgers 1977 game 1, and now the red sox and dodgers playing in the 12th inning of game

but john was not done yet. despite sustaining serious injuries -- very, very serious injuries -- he continued to face down the enemy with no thought for his own safety. john waged seven straight days of unrelenting combat, personally saving the lives of more than 20 marines. americanstles end, had defeated the communists and taken back the city. the bravere joined by marines who fought with valor in the battle of hue city. would you please stand? [applause] pres. trump: you make us all very proud. thank you very much. sergeant major john canley continued to serve long after training thousands of marines in combat drills and overseas. at 80 years old -- you do not look 80 years old to me, looks like we could put him in right away and no one would know the difference -- that is really great. he still goes to the gym. i asked how he keeps in shape. he said he still works out. he goes right to the base near his home in california and gives advice to young marines. john's fellow marines have described him as a marin

where is john? where are you john? standup. thank you. [applause] thank you very much for being here. by the end of the day, john and his company have less than 150 marines, have successfully pushed into the city, which was held by 6000 at least communist fighters. in the days that followed, john let his company through the fog and rain and in house to house, very vicious, very hard combat. he assaulted enemy stronghold, killed enemy fighters and with deadly accuracy did everything you had to do. he raised it to heavy machine gun fire on many occasions all to save his fellow marines. and one harrowing engagement after another. john risked his own life to save the lives of those under his command. during the fifth day of combat, john and his company were tasked with liberating the joan of arc school, which had become a strategic and symbolic stronghold of the communist control of the city. as soon as john's company arrived, communist forces unleashed their machine guns with tremendous velocity, tremendous violence of marines. undeterred, j

i'm not worried about john bolton john bolton was at the state department for all those years that i was he's a minor character at best he said some pretty outrageous things but if you've noticed john will trump his modus operandi include surrounding himself with people that say outrageous things what's important is what gets done in the end right now cannot arise helen helen let me jump in here right here but i've got to go to a hard break here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on bolton's foreign policy stay with our. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see that. prosecution will need to become almost this show. called where you push. this thread you'll find. somebody long as you do i mean me political pressure on the. security industry knows what the bundled up business models used by american corporations. he's sold on could lead to diseases you. know what he. said if. he's up in association with. the new can he sell some of those it is just somebody he's going

john fell to john who organized his men that led them through the fight. one of his fellow warriors that joins us today, john legatto said you followed him because he was a true leader. he was totally fearless. he loved his marines and we loved him back. where is john? stand up, john. [applause] thank you very much for being here. by the end of the day, john and his company of less than 150 marines had successfully pushed into the city which was held by 6,000 at least communist fighters. in the days that followed, john led his company through the fog and rain and house-to-house vicious, very hard combat. he assaulted enemy strong holds, killed enemy fighters and with deadly accuracy did everything you had to do. he raced into heavy machine gun fire on many occasions all to save his fellow marines. in one harrowing engagement after another, john risked his own life to save the lives of those under his command. during the fifth day of combat, john and his company were tasked with liberating the joan of arc school which was a strong hold of the communist's co

i'm not worried about john bolton john bolton was at the state department for all those years that i was he's a minor character at best he said some pretty outrageous things but if you've noticed john will trump his modus operandi include surrounding himself with people that say outrageous things what's important is what gets done in the end right now cannot arise helen helen let me jump in here right here black i've got to go to a hard break here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on bolton's foreign policy stay with our. need to become almost. as a petite where you push. this thread to find. somebody to see do i mean on. political pressure on the. road to security jennifer knows what kind of business models he was there. incorporations doubt of what is sold on could mental disease help use the control scheme i know was michael not seen. the solution. is up in association with the potato. noodle can he salsa on those it is just some really really take. an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. the thing about saudi arabia is they is the oil as a weapon and if th

joel: this is the genius of john marshall. john marshall was a federalist. he was the last federalist in this country, basically. every single judge appointed to the court after john marshall was a republican. appointed by a republican president determined to overturn the jurisprudence of john marshall. and john marshall nevertheless, he participated in more than 1100 decisions in his 34 years on the court. in that time, more than half of those opinions, john marshall wrote himself, he wrote the longhand himself, and all but 35 of his opinions are unanimous. what does that say? that is a record we cannot possibly hope to equal today. john marshall had the personality and intellect to bring people together, to find common ground, to forge some sort of compromise in situations where nobody for a compromise -- thought a compromise was possible. he was talking to a court appointed to be his opponents. people naturally liked him, they found him credible him and he worked very hard to find a middle ground. that is what is missing in the court today and what is so

she said, "i saw john. i saw john." and i said, "where?" she goes, "outside in a car." >> reporter: watching them? he was supposed to be in las vegas. why was he back in orange county? she didn't have to wait long to find out. >> someone's been stabbed. >> someone's been stabbed? >>> coming up -- the evil that had been gathering for almost two years explodes in broad daylight. >> he's planned this out. this was a revenge killing. >> and the shattering end that would stun even the cops. they work togetherf doing important stuff. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... with centrum micronutrients. restoring your awesome, daily. centrum. feed your cells. birth name hannahfreak hannah's a freak about fresh baked every four hours bread the kind of freak that makes the world a better place to eat freaky fresh. freaky fast. jimmy john's. now try your favorite on our new nine-grain wheat sub. wheat yeah. freak yeah. because when you want to create an entirely new feeling, the difference between excellence and mastery, is all the di

that won't john jay and john jay. washington had a choice at that point. he did not have to ratify the treaty. the president ratifies it and consider what transpired in the senate. he took advice about whether to ratify it and decided to ratify with the condition. his reputation was in tatters. people were talking about him as a successor to washington. that was not going to be. fortunately he had been elected governor of new york while in france so he took that job. he stepped down. i guess he thought being governor of new york was a step up and it was at that time. could he have served as governor of new york? and the answer was yes. there is no bar on dual office the executive and judicial branches. they do not want someone distracted but i was not able to find anything at the time. saying i'm troubled we need to be a full-time circuit, that's when they appointed him. as i noticed, adams offered john jay his job back. he said no, i'm not going to be chief justice. over the course of our history they tend to frowned

joel: this is the genius of john marshall. john marshall was a federalist. he was the last federalist in this country, basically. every single judge appointed to the court after john marshall was a republican. appointed by a republican president determined to overturn the jurisprudence of john marshall. and john marshall nevertheless, he participated in more than 1100 decisions in his 34 years on the court. in that time, more than half of those opinions, john marshall wrote himself, he wrote the longhand himself, and all but 35 of his opinions are unanimous. what does that say? that is a record we cannot possibly hope to equal today. john marshall had the personality and intellect to bring people together, to find common ground, to forge some sort of compromise in situations where nobody for a compromise was possible. -- to talking to a point a court appointed to be his opponents. but people like tim, they found him credible him and he worked very hard to find a middle ground. that is what is missing in the court today and what is so important in a democracy

john barrett is another guy. i think there's lots of people veryould purchase my book, a i will be outside for while. if anybody wants to purchase book. here.re i'll be the next lecture is near and dear to my heart. it's about a book i co-authored by the co-author. he's very knowledgeable about the subject and he's going to be excellent lecture if you guys want to stick around. coming.verybody for [applause] ♪ >> this year marks the whichnial of world war i ended on november 11, 1918. devoten history tv will 48 hours to coverage of the great war. november 10th and 11th. with tours of battlefields and cemeteries in france. with reenactors, film historians.ons with the centennial of war world 1 and 11kend november 10 here on american history tv. c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 tour.l's during our stop in boston we ask folks who party should control congress and why. >> i like the house to remain like then because i way things are going now. i like the way the economy is going. if it were to s

full count. >> john: such a great backdoor cutter. basically trying to get the outside part of the plate. looked like a ball, then catch the corner. what a pitch. 3-1. >> joe: just battling, is nathan eovaldi. here comes the 3-2.

john creech. not pleasant. >> when they came out, they were both crying. >> reporter: they told their mom creech threatened to kill gavin if he doesn't stay. though 17 months later he disappears, lisa had a bad feeling. >> everything changed right then for me. >> reporter: detectives were suspicious, too, remember, chandy told them she didn't see gavin that night. but there was evidence to the contrary. cell phone record showed gavin's phone and chandies were in the same place that night. a little triopening lakes narrowed down just where in. >> we came down this street and this was the likely spot. >> reporter: a likely spot for a tryst, that is? . so it seemed on the night he disappeared he met chandrik chandrika creech for sex for cost or to talk. something. quite a lot to learn from those phone record. but there was more. a third phone. john creech's phone in the same spot on the same night and this was eerie. creech's phone seemed to be moving in sync with gavin's. >> gavin myth and john cree

you have a case where a slave wins his freedom and the master appeals to john marshall and john marshall reverses the decision. in the case of one slave, marshall complains, if you read the statute strictly the slave will be free but you have to read it according to the spirit of the law rather than actual law. . in another case he says, that the statute, the act and its expression is ambiguous and the one construction or the other may be admitted without great violence, if there's ever a moment when the great chief justice of america has the opportunity to side in favor of liberty and freedom and human rights, this is the moment, the statute is ambiguous. i could decide it one way or the other and he decides in favor of the slain over the rash slaveowner and against the slave. in another case a slave is going for the right, he takes it and goes to trial. the only evidence she can offer is hearsay, evidence of people who say her mother was free and everyone in the community was free but no one is alive now who can prove it with no documentary evidence. she's asking for the right to bring

john? >> john: peter doocy. the peter, thank you. let's talk about this senior political analyst brit hume. good evening to you. the president has come forward every weekend, talked with don again, white house counsel, said, let the fbi go down any rabbit hole they deem necessary to try to find out as much information as they can as long as you do it by friday. >> it's a little hard at times to tell exactly what the investigation is supposed to be, how long it is supposed to last, what it supposed to cover. in fact, when senator flake was asked what he understood to be the credible allegations that were to be investigated, he said he would leave that up to the fbi. the president says the same thing but we do know that drum, for all he says about letting the fbi do whatever he wants, he's also saying that he's leaving enough to the senate and that means is that a majority, the republicans, who i think are pretty clearly saying dumb accepting the terms of this investigation. how much can you

john? >> john: rich edson, thank you so much. "the new york times" is loving accusations of tax evasion and fraud by president trump of the 1990s braided an article published late today, "the "the times" is that trump received at least 413 million entities dollars from his father's real estate empire, mostly through tax dodges. a lawyer for president trump quickly responded to the allegations, calling them 100% false. just about an hour ago, the new york city tax department weighed in, saying, it is reviewing the allegations listed in the article. the dow was up 123 points today to finish at a record high for the 14th time in 2018. the s&p 500 was off 1. the nasdaq closed down 38. amazon is raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour following attacks over low wages and poor working conditions. deirdre bolton from fox business network joins us from new york for the details. good evening. >> good evening, john. amazon is distancing itself from the suggestion that the higher wages are in response to vermont senator bernie sanders' bill

come on. >> maybe. >> john! now several weeks into treatment, things are starting to look up for john. >> we kind of have a structure here. because we wake up around 7:00. we cook for ourselves and we do grocery shopping once a week. and then we have therapeutic groups or social activities. so doing that or just talking maybe. if i'm willing to i guess. but that's one thing i'm trying to work on, just talking more to peop people. >> it may not sound like much but after years being stuck in an electronic bubble, even this, a simple conversation is a huge breakthrough for john. >> are you feeling good about yourself? >> a little bit. >> i still haven't seen you smile much. >> yeah. i'm -- i guess i'm working on the self love part, self compassion. that's probably the hardest part. >> just in general, what has technology cost you? >> like, my ambitions and goals and the things i wanted to do. playing basketball and academics. a lot of that's maybe not lost but it's gone i guess. but then biggest thing would probabl

>> john green: no. >> wertheim: these are empowered nerds. >> john green: yeah. obviously, we're pro-nerd. ( laughs ) really, what it's about is being enthusiastic. being nerdy is really about how you approach what you love. >> wertheim: unabashedly. >> john green: yeah. >> wertheim: all five of you, proud, unapologetic nerds. >> presley: oh, yeah, yep. >> ben: we take the name with pride. nerdfighters last june. they were attending the ninth annual vidcon, a youtube conference john and hank green created to help online video fans and creators meet in person. these five told us they were especially grateful to john green for writing about his anxiety in "turtles all the way down." >> becky: it's reassuring, for sure. >> jack: for someone who does experience anxiety, he, like, articulates things i could never articulate before. which both, like, makes me feel seen but also helps me, like, understand and sort of, you know, feel better from different things. >> presley: yeah, there's this metaphor of a spiral in the book, and that was one of the most useful things i

come on. >> maybe. >> john! now several weeks into treatment, things are starting to look up for john. >> we kind of have a structure here. because we wake up around 7:00. we cook for ourselves and we do grocery shopping once a week. and then we have therapeutic groups or social activities. so doing that or just talking maybe. if i'm willing to i guess. but that's one thing i'm trying to work on, just talking more to people. >> it may not sound like much but after years being stuck in an electronic bubble, even this, a simple conversation is a huge breakthrough for john. >> are you feeling good about yourself? >> a little bit. >> i still haven't seen you smile much. >> yeah. i'm -- i guess i'm working on the self-0 part, self compassion. that's probably the hardest part. >> just in general, what has technology cost you? >> like, my ambitions and goals and the things i wanted to do. playing basketball and academics. a lot of that's maybe not lost but it's gone i guess. but then biggest thing would probably be rel

i'm not worried about john bolton john bolton was at the state department for all those years that i was he's a minor character at best he said some pretty outrageous things but if you've noticed john will trump his modus operandi include surrounding himself with people that say outrageous things what's important is what gets done in the end right now cannot arise helen helen let me jump in here right here black i've got to go to a hard break here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on bolton's foreign policy stay with our. pranking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to. this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here anymore just slowed down so much they lost their jobs got laid off the american

john: yep, same. nathan: how do you, what information, i mean, there's going to be so many, at some point i feel like it's the hurry up and wait. polls are going to close in kentucky, and we just sit there and wait, and it's like people are counting one ballot at a time in lexington. but when it's 9:00, 10:00, things are just flooding in, what are yo most interested in? john: i'm sure you, we always get pounded with what does this mean? you know, like, so and so is losing, you know, 52 to, you know, 48. what because that mean, what does that mean? well, that's actually good news because we're supposed to lose that county by six, and we're only losing it by four. there is this mass influx between leadership and, you know, friends and people in the building that just want to know what all of it means. we probably both end up as this focal point for people trying to interpret what they're seeing. dan: the other unique thing that happens is because these campaigns have staff but they also have, like, brot

there john you know you know i don't like that john finish what i was going to what i would. what i was going to say is that's not a mutually exclusive from also having strong arms control agreements that move us in the right direction but but here in the united states we would we should be putting pressure on our elected officials to embrace the treaty to ban nuclear weapons while at the same time we try to cut funding for nuclear weapons in congress and we engage in nuclear diplomacy whether it's with north korea or with russia or with anybody else it has to be a holistic vision in which we can take incremental steps at the same time we have a very clear vision that we are working to ban nuclear weapons as quickly as possible i don't think those two things are mutually exclusive if we get away get rid of the arms control regime and we allow the amount of states to spend a trillion dollars a trillion and a half dollars rebuilding the nuclear infrastructure we're never going to be able to ban nuclear weapons so we have to bring it all together ok out alice in new york in the

i'm not worried about john bolton john bolton was at the state department for all those years that i was he's a minor character at best he said some pretty outrageous things but if you've noticed john will trump his modus operandi include surrounding himself with people that say outrageous things what's important is what gets done in the end right now cannot arise helen helen let me jump in here right here but i've got to go to a hard break here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on bolton's foreign policy stay with our. a priest who raped me when i was fourteen years of age was known to be a sexual abuser when he was ordained a priest and the church knew about his offending behavior and they are going to continue to abuse from these ordination right through his entire career as a priest. tracking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unempl

he traveled with john and myself all the time. if you want a north korean skeptic, john bolton. jeffrey: have you ever won an argument with him over foreign policy? senator graham: he is probably watching, so i will lay it on the line. keep doing what obama did and see if it works out for you. pull out of syria, be my guest, 2200 troops, if you pull the troops out, the kurds turkey destroyed by assad or isis comes back. , you've got 13,000 troops in afghanistan, you are tired of being there. see what happens. see what happens when everything we worked for collapsed because you wanted to leave. if you're willing to leave them in there, i will stand behind you. be willing to stay the course in afghanistan, i will give you all the protection i can. you are president, i am not. these things really matter. everyone is telling him the 13,000 troops in afghanistan will be needed for a while to come. either listen to your commanders or follow your political instincts, the last guy to do that was barack obama so here is i would argue to the president. i do it all the time. bush, too much

guest: john cap goes is the republican rick public can -- john is a republican incumbent. upset.onent won in an she is a syracuse university visiting professor who is favored by progressives, but the polling shows this race is not as those as the other two we discussed. the poll showed john up 53-39. that is a wide margin to make up with literally one way to go until election day. this one is not as close if you believe the polling, but it is one that democrats had hoped to thereecause there is -- is essentially 50-50 enrollment in terms of republicans and democrats. john seems to be running away with it given the latest polling. host: one of the things that came out of this race is the negatives when it comes to the candidate bolter. what are you seeing? guest: you have seen a number of different things. one, you know, it is a 50-50 district. winning a democratic primary is very different from winning an election race. who had thethe left support of nancy pelosi. -- thats well to win does well to win a primary, but if you have to win over undecided and republican voters,

john mccain had been the chairman of this committee. john mccain believed in a process. he didn't like the process in health care, and he voted against it. if someone withheld information from the committee they had for two months and dropped it last-minute, woe be unto them. i am a conservative. want conservative judges on the court when it is our turn to pick. jeffrey: merrick garland, i was just going to say. he's not north korea. 2016, theaham: in primary process is ongoing. if you look back at 100 years, no one has been replaced under that circumstance. if you listen to what joe biden said, you should hold it over to the next election. joe is right a lot. i felt i was doing the traditional thing when it came to sotomayor and kagan. you this.l comes in the last year of president trump's term in the primary process is started, we will wait to the next election. jeffrey: you are on the record. senator graham: hold the date. north korea. >> [laughter] jeffrey: you and i have pastssed many times in the the nixon approach to foreign policy, the henry kissinger tactic of t

john shrable will john radar.tracker 4 radar. john shrable will have an update after the break. rainfall will be seen up and down the coast through the morning from the peninsula to the shore of marin, sonoma, and mendocino counties. isolated showers can be expected for the rest of the bay to carry us into the afternoon, evening and morning tomorrow. as far as temperatures go highs will range mostly from the 60's to the 70's. rainfall will be seen up and down the coast through the morning from the peninsula to the shore of marin, sonoma, and mendocino counties. isolated showers can be expected for the rest of the bay to carry us into the afternoon, evening and morning tomorrow. as far as temperatures go highs will range mostly from the 60's to the 70's. no major hot spots. bay no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) martins' beach in san mateo county.. has been embroiled in a controversial battle over access for the past

john: thank you both. for additional thoughts on that topic, entitlement programs, you continue to be one step ahead of us. we will talk about health care. it's no mystery to everyone, costs are outrageous. we're going to talk about cost. the kaiser family foundation released a report about the typical employer and a single worker, together they are spending close to $20,000 a year on a family health insurance coverage. employee or on the hook for $14,000, the family $6,000. and that is before we get to the actual cost of care and the doctor. so we would like to hear from you tonight. what is your solution for reducing the health care cost to the patient? rep. gianforte: well, maintaining quality care -- john: while maintaining call the care? rep. gianforte, we will start with you. rep. gianforte: i will address your question directly. the solution is not to go to a single-payer system. we have seen that, all you need to do is look at the v.a. i believe we need to be working. three key principles in health

leisure and as it's awful john what do you make. then. well i think it's absurd to say that the message of the republican party right now is to be afraid of the caravan i don't know of a single battleground state where the house is going to be decided or a state where the senate so we decided where the candidates or the incumbents are campaigning on this mob of people coming up by the caravan their talk about tax cuts they're talking about the left to being on hinged in its rhetoric maxine waters being the face of the party doesn't talk about that they're not talk about this mob and you know the source for what turned out to be an absurd comment about the middle east infiltrators in this mob came actually from the governor of texas. this who's information. is probably wrong so i you know i think the media is pushing this narrative the republican party is not sitting there you know put throwing everything they've got into shit you know scaring you in this caravan the caravan was created by the people in the caravan and the media picked it

john: we are hearing some of that, too. now, again, if you go back the last few years and our conversations and others, we heard the opposite. inflation was running below 2%. a lot of businesses said to me and to others, it's really hard to raise prices. it's such a low inflation environment. we've seen inflation move up to 2%. we are hearing more kind of these story, it's a little bit easier to pass through cost increases. again, that's why i will be watching the data closely and continue these conversations with business and community leaders to hear what they're experiencing and what they're doing in the situation. michael: are they telling you as they told the boston president that they will use tariffs to raise prices as an excuse? john: when you talk to business people they have their own experiences and their own kind of actions they're doing. definitely there are some talk about, well, in this environment where my costs are going up a lot, i really have no choice but to raise prices and i guess telling their custome

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not just john bolton. president trump dressed her down during that cabinet meeting over immigration, essentially saying what john bolton said today, you're not doing your job. you need to step it up. that was a pretty ugly cabinet argument as well where kirstjen nielsen pushed back on president trump saying she was doing the best she could and the attorney general jeff sessions toad up for her, but the bottom line is president trump does not feel that she's doing her job. he's incensed by these reports about the border crossing, and that causes problems in the west wing because john kelly is really loyal to kirstjen nielsen and that creates a divide between he and president trump and now he and the national security adviser. >> an art cam the other day in the new york magazine where the president made a show of pretending that he really likes john kelly. >> that's right. he says he's going to stay on. when it was reported weeks on he would like to see him stay on until 2022, john kelly was quick to tell th

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john priests he explained himself. reverend brother some brothers of st john got themselves into situations of extreme gravity the brothers in question were about to be hauled in front of the courts at a risk of dirtying the damage of our church i used all my weight to make sure this did not happen. what have these french priest done to incur the wrath of an archbishop. in cameroon a mostly catholic country the community of st john is an institution. the brothers run one of the biggest high schools in your own dig the capital. but in virtue of in the east of the country the brothers of state john have left town. until two thousand and fourteen they oversaw this cathedral the biggest in the region. and. we go to see the archbishop the one who asked the same john priest to leave. months and you're a tango one of the african representatives of the vatican. many will say no that. salute you know that those who killed are now on them as well it wasn't to go out into the. on the. sit in you know this is just a nice time caus

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and the worst of it, wolf, and john, it sounds like john is really starting to feel it. yet to come, about a half hour from now, and i'll be here for two hours outside of my own show, so we'll be riding the storm during that entire time here from destin. wolf, back to you. >> thanks, brooke, we'll get back to you soon and we'll look forward to getting more of your reports, once again, brooke, be careful. john, you're still with us, tell us more. >> reporter: all right, wolf, i just happened to notice i looked down and realized that i'm standing in a couple of inches of water already. the water now flowing in from all this rain, this isn't the storm surge, it's just the immense a of ra immense amount of rain and then the storm surge . you have been speak to city officials, what's their sense? >> john, look, i can hold this if you want to block the wind a little bit for your face right now, but the sense is they need their community that stay put, obviously they want to take pictures, they want to get video of this, i'm already seeing video showing up online that people sh

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susan: your grandfather john had a brother who died in the white house. so let's close by telling the story because it's a real tragedy, during the reelection campaign. jennifer: yes it was. ,the boys were playing. they were 19 years apart -- excuse me, 19 months apart and they were playing tennis on the white house grounds. calvin junior developed a blister on his foot. that was treated but it became infected. the infection started to drift -- spread to his body and they had no antibiotics. so, a week after getting the blister he died at walter reed hospital of sepsis. susan: he was 12 years oh? jennifer: he was 16-years-old. susan: what is the family lore about how that impacted the presidential family? jennifer: i believe that it put a lot of pressure on john. he was seen as the only remaining child. i think a lot of stress and pressure was put on him to be a model for his son. i do know that it was a real loss for the president and that he blamed himself a lot because if he had not been in that position, maybe his sun would be -- his son would be aliv

host: john fund? absentee ballots are entirely different. you give up your right to a and there's more chance of fraud and losing stuff in the mail. but in rhode island, it was a democratic secretary of state who passed the law, the legislature, including the leading african-american state senator and house speaker who intorted the law, signed law by a governor who wasn't a republican. and it isn't working. the incident he mentioned has nothing to do with the law. it was voted in and registered by the democrats. elections in providence are more honest now and you can ask anyone. host: we have four or five minutes left. in college park, maryland, democrats line. caller: thanks, i really enjoy c-span. i guess i've heard two things, one question and one comment. john, i appreciate the idea of if we have voter id laws, it could solve everything, that to recentecially since this decision about the native americans in north dakota, they have voter id but it got moved a little bit. you can't have po box anym

john faso: do i get a follow-up? john faso: that is laughable. nancy pelosi already laid out her agenda. she will be the speaker of the house again and her agenda is higher taxes and regulations that crushed the upstate economy. that is why we should elect me. >> bonus question. the 2019 federal deficit is projected to approach $20 million. despite a strong economy. does the country have to cut spending or raise taxes to achieve a balanced budget? john faso: the country has to do away with the tax bill that -- antonio delgado: the country has to do away with the tax bill that added dollars on the backs of middle-class folks. trillion and a half dollars. since the congressman has been in office, the deficit has ballooned 37%. from 600 to $900 billion. what happened to fiscal responsibility and conservativism? congressman spoke about the bank bill and how they want to rollback or allow community banks to have more access. they want to give hard-working folks a little bit of money. why does it always come with strings attached? what are the strength

john priests he explained himself. reverend brother some brothers of st john got themselves into situations of extreme gravity the brothers in question were about to be hauled in front of the courts at a risk of dirtying the damage of our church i used all my weight to make sure this did not happen. what had these french priest done to incur the wrath of an archbishop. in cameroon a mostly catholic country the community of st john is an institution. the brothers run one of the biggest high schools in your own day the capital. but in virtue of in the east of the country the brothers of state john have left town. until two thousand and fourteen they oversaw this cathedral the biggest in the region. and. we go to see the archbishop the one who asked the same john priest to leave. months and you're a tango one of the african representatives of the vatican. many will say no and no internet solution about those who kills now on them is where i came in it wasn't to go in and out of the. on the. sit in you know this is just a

what's happened to that john kelly? >> that john kelly has become much harder end on immigration as we know and we have seen it. i don't know how much has been influenced by this president's desires or how much of it has been influenced by his own opinion or whether he has seen something in the numbers or the data or the information that has changed his opinion, but it is striking the contrast between that john kelly and the one we see now who has been supportive of much of what the president is doing. >> tell us about your new reporting about this fight that happened between chief of staff john kelly and corey lewandowski just outside of the oval office. >> sure. this was back in february and we started hearing about this last week because of this fight between kelly and bolton, which some in the white house are now saying wasn't a thing at all, but be that as it may we were hearing of an isolated incident. in february corey lewandowski and john kelly were -- it was the day that the families from the kids who were kill

gray is the founder and president of investors advantage corporation thanks for insight john. and it's time now for a quick break but stay with us because when we return we consider problem once bitcoin and we're just talking about walking with john it's been a decade what is a future hold we'll talk with christiane counterpart x. and the host of the big picture hollowing cook does join us to talk about eighteen and netflix to the mit some of the growing pains from both companies and later we talk about women in business all the time here but we have one story to tell about one woman who broke the mold as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell we'll be back in a flash. kind of financial survival john today was all about money laundering first to visit this issue this week different. oh good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something overseas in the cayman islands or do we do all of these banks are complicit in the congress to decide to give mccomas a journey to do some serious money

but how could john kelly and john bolton agree over immigration. a lot of it goes back to secretary nielsen and what john bolton said about her. he was really empowered as a national security adviser about didn't have to answer to john kelly like we saw h.r. mcmaster do. >> we've heard repeatedly that president trump doesn't mike arguments. but at what point, i'm not sure that's really point, but at what point does it start to negatively impact governing? >> oh, i think if you have a situation that basically bolton and kelly aren't speaking to each other, that would definitely hamper the internal operations of the white house. i do think there's a new element here, anderson, since we last visited this question, and that is that president trump has introduced the notion of sending troops to the border. u.s. troops. that is something general kelly, coming out of his military background, is likely to oppose very strenuously. but we have this caravan coming up from about 4,000 now, who have left honduras and coming through guatemala up to the u.s. bord

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