(burke) just comes with experience. (all muppets) yup. ♪ we are farmers. ♪ bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum >>> i was chasing the order. the action led by a man named robert matthews. if you look at the activities of this group, some counterfeiting and bank robberies and a couple of car robberies, it was so obvious over a short period of time, they had grown so much. i am playing catch-up. i'm siting here trying to put all this together and robert matthews decides it is time to strike out against the jews. they come together and they say who are our greatest jewish influence enemies? they came up with norman leader, a prominent producer, comedy shows and morris d. and then they looked at man named alan burke. he was a very prominent personality in denver, colorado, and becoming a very prominent personality kind of throughout the country because he had his own radio show that was widely broadca broadcast. he was a jew and he was a very, very obnoxious individual. >> stop. i am fed up with you. get out of here! >> alan bur

burke represents that. so for that idea to come orward, that is kirk's understanding that we as americans -- and i would even, for the audience especially and those watching c-span, look at ronald reagan. if you go back and look at ronald reagan's speeches in 1981 and 1982, he will talk about the greatness of america, but what he talks about so importantly is america defending the greatness of the west. and he, like kirk, he draws that n. later, i think, reagan becomes a little more nationalistic, but in his earlier years, he is concerned with the western tradition and really the best of the western tradition. and that is why kirk picks burke as well. john: "the conservative mind" at the table for kirk's career. he was a writer who out his life, helped found "the national review," with william buckley, where he was a syndicated columnist, widely read across the country. several other books, important book on t.s. eliot, among thers. a novelist, just a protean creative figure. if, for nothing else, he would

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burke is important. i have the great village of teaching the founding of the in hillsdale.lic i teach that every two years. i always make sure that as the students are reading john dickinson we also do a good deal of burke. part of that is i like kirk and i like burke as well. more than once in his life he was treasonous for defending american rights. it was not just a political movement. believe the americans had inherited the very long tradition of common law, trial by jury, habeas corpus -- burke believed we were the two englishmen and that was kirk's idea as well. eian sense that it's important for modern conservatism. but he is not unique. he is one in a very long line of thinkers. even though kirk starts his book burke is the inheritor of socrates, plato, .nds aristotle -- and aristotle represents that. that to come forward, that is ofk's understanding americans. look at ronald reagan. if you go back and look at speeches in 1981 and 1982 he will talk about the greatness of america but what he talks

burke harris. you have five minutes. dr. harris: good morning. thank you for this opportunity to participate in this hearing. a robust body of literature demonstrates that adverse childhood experiences are highly prevalent, strongly associated with poor childhood and adult health, mental health, behavioral and social outcomes, and demonstrate a pattern of high rates of intergenerational transmission. high levels of adversity without the buffering partitions of a trusted caregiver and safe, stable environments lead to overactivity of the biological stress response and changes in brain structure and function, how genes are read, the functioning of the immune and inflammatory systems, and changes in growth and development. these changes are what comprise what is now known as the toxic stress response. of american adults have ,xperienced at least one a.c.e. and 51% have experienced four or more. those with four or more face double the risk of seven out of 10 of the leading causes of death in the united

and then i was glued to barry burke for 30 minutes. what was your reaction? >> exactly the same as yours, lawrence. i think we all were pretty glued because barry burke, an experienced lawyer, gave a textbook cross-examination, forcing corey lewandowski to acknowledge that he had lied and perhaps more importantly that the lie was an effort to cover up this incident of obstruction that's detailed in the mueller report where trump asked him to deliver the message to sessions that the mueller investigation shouldn't be permitted to look into either russian interference in the 2016 election or the trump campaign. but i also thought as i watched it's substantive testimony was really important. it was also a real punch back for the rule of law. and the rule of law's been looking pretty bedraggled lately. yesterday showed people that we can play by the rules, that we can let democracy work the way that it's supposed to if the democrats will be smart and deliberate about the process they use. so it was a victory on a lot of fronts. >> jennifer rubin, unfortunately ba

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but i think what barry burke showed was that this impeachment stuff is not complicated. in the course of a half hour he established two grounds for impeachment, two articles. the first, that the president directed him not to answer any questions to the committee without any legal basis. he's never been an employee of the federal government. there's no privilege that applies to him. so number one is similar to the nixon article 3. trying to hinder congress. and number 2, he confirmed what was in the mueller report, that in fact the president of the united states went to an outside person to tell the attorney general to stop investigating trump and his associates. those are two perfect grounds for impeachment. they are not complicated. the american people can understand them. and if you can understand that with one witness, if you can get three or four i think we'll actually make some progress here. >> and joyce, to be fair to the members, they do have the five-minute limit. the witness knows is all they have to do is filibuster their way through the five minutes. and as s

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(burke) just comes with experience. (all muppets) yup. ♪ we are farmers. ♪ bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum >>> welcome back, everyone. well, president trump is leaping to brett kavanaugh's defense after new allegations surfaced of the supreme court justice. the president urged kavanaugh to sue for libel and suggested the department of justice rescue him. >> contentious confirmation hearings last year, kavanaugh denied sexual assault from three women in. a "new york times" book excerpt, the authors say they confirmed with two sources a new allegation by a former classmate. the classmate notified senators and the fbi about the incident, but the fbi didn't investigate it. >>> well, now several democratic presidential candidates are calling for kavanaugh's impeachment. kamala harris said she sat through the hearings and kavanaugh lied to the senate and american people. >> and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he looked forward to many years of kavanaugh's service. >>> cnn senior political analyst david gergin pred

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tears climate activists got a tony burke has hit back at critics who have tried to ridicule her at a rally in monterey l 2 in burke said her adversary is a mockery of children so that her climate protection message was threatening their world view and it's just one burgers heading back now a video making fun of adults who attack the activist has gone viral. i'm a middle aged man in an interesting problem. i get racially angry swedish girl who wants to save the planet. luckily he's now a number i can. call the gratitude a helpline if you unfortunately there is no real helpline for middle aged men angry with the environmentalist this is the work of australian satirists but the verbal abuse and mockery aimed at her is real and it intensified this week after she spoke at the united nations this is all wrong. i shouldn't be apia. i should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. just so you'll come to us young people for hope. how do you. since then she's been attacked by some in the right wing media and a canadian lawmaker called her mentally unstable burke has been open about h

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burke still questioning mr. lewandowski under oath and we'll continue to bring folks excerpts and highlights as newsworthy parts come out that's a fitting place for you to continue your analysis. what is going on here? this is one of the first time we've seen these new rules applied for the obstruction probe. 6:30 p.m., some people may go home on the east coast from work by then. this hearing going strong. what does it mean to have that committee counsel involved >> i think what we're hearing now with committee counsel is something completely different from what we hear with the members. i mean them no disrespect. burke is a trained lawyer, he's used to cutting through the smarminess and failure to answer questions. lewandowski took a moment where he tried to plug his own book, sort of making a joke of one of burke's questions, and burke was all business, continuing to grill him on whether or not he had made a series of false statements regarding what in essence was the president's effort to obstruction justice.

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burke harris? dr. burke harris: thank you. those are excellent questions. i think there are a couple of critical pieces. number one, a recognition that trauma and our communities is so common that a true public health approach involves universal precautions. this is why trauma informed care in our educational system is so critical because we have to be providing these supports and services repeatedly as part of our way of doing business in education in order to respond to the endemic levels of trauma we are seeing. another piece is the role of screening and partnership, cross sector partnerships. prominence of trauma is so high, i hear teachers, doctors, law enforcement saying, what can we do? how can we be part of the solution? when each of us takes our little piece, there is a tremendous amount we can do to support resilience and buffering across our communities, and increasing that cumulative dose of buffering, making sure that every adult in the environment understands not only how they are managing their own history of adversity, because as you mention

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burks. mr. burke is 30 minutes. >> mr. chairman, i need about 30 seconds for a formal protest. chairman nadler: you are not a witness and you should not be seated at that table. >> i understand that. based upon the debate i just heard, the seem to be unauthorized questions. i believe it to mr. lewandowski to decide. it is my view that he should not answer. >> we are not interested in your views. we have a hearing to conduct. chairman nadler: mr. lewandowski will answer all questions if he has a legitimate privilege to assert. he may assert the legitimate privilege. other than that he is under subpoena and will answer all questions. this is being done pursuant of the committee's rules. if this counsel does not like it you don't interpret our rules. >> these are unauthorized questions. >> mr. lewandowski, did you ever become concerned that the president had asked you to do something that could expose you to criminal liability? did you ever become concerned that the president of the united states had asked you to do something that could expose you to criminal liability? mr. lewand

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burke is recognized for 30 minutes. >> mr. chairman, i move to adjourn. >> motion to adjourn is not debatable. chairman nadler: the clark will call the roll. clerk: mr. nadler? chairman nadler: no. clerk: mr. lofgren votes no. miss jackson lee votes no. mr. cohen votes no. mr. votes no. ms. bass. mr. richmond. mr. jeffries. mr. cicilline votes no. mr. liu votes no. mr. raskin votes no. ms. jayapal votes no. miss deming votes no. mr. corea votes no. miss scanlan votes no. miss garcia votes no. mr. neguse votes no. miss mcbath votes no. mr. stanton votes no. ms. dean votes no. ms. mcursel-powell votes no. miss escobar votes no. mr. collins -- [indiscernible] >> motion to adjourn. mr. collins votes aye. mr. sensenbrenner. mr. chavis. mr. gomert. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. buck. mr. radcliffe. ms. robie. mr. gates. mr. johnson of louisiana votes yes. mr. biggs votes aye. mr. mcclintock votes aye. ms. lesko. mr. armstrong votes yes. mr. steubie. mr. gates, you are not recorded. mr. gates votes aye. clerk: mr. chairman, there are eig

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