glenn. glenn glenn glenn. glenn. glenn playing. it's. a very warm welcome to you you're watching awesome stuff. today there are good dentist and bad the bad news in yemen the united states deems to be a threat the look to those who work in syria the cia and the u.s. military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up right away military windows funding an army of death squads there's no any more because there's always a small people for a really good. profit. same camera can use to smash someone's head is the same hammer i can use to build them a home but that's a human choosing what to do with that that's me expressing my values with a tool and that's what we need to do with artificial intelligence as well.

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glenn . glenn. glenn. played. live. live. live. live. oh. please. just so. let's play. playing. and very well welcome to you watching us inside us. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark so. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results deiced on what they think you should be see if they have this kind of power then democracy is an illusion the free and fair election doesn't exist the more road we give them the sooner we're all. u.s. house democrats release of their report in the next chapter of the donald trump impeachment inquiry outlining claims the president of the used his position for personal political game. nato leaders gather in the u.k. to celebrate the military alliance his 70t

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she also played a significant role in john glenn, and john glenn said throughout his life, at the end of his life, he would not venture into space if katherine johnson was not checking the calculations on his spaceflight. so the actual flight with john glenn, where he orbited the earth, katherine johnson played a significant role in it. and, we know katherine played a significant role in the moon landing. so, those are three pivotal moments that changed space travel and how we in the united states of america see nasa today. i had the pleasure, on katherine's 99th birthday, to be with her at the green briar. at 99, i was in awe at how sharp she still is. we laughed. we joked. we had a great time. she is as radiant and beautiful at 99 as she was when she walked out of campus in the early 1930's. so when i met het at that 99th birthday, i started asking myself. as people learn more about katherine johnson, and the university she loved so dearly, and we love her equally, we needed to do something to recognize her and make sure that history never forgets how profound she was in helping nas

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i agree with glenn, put this man under oath under penalties of perjury and let him attest to congress what he has found, but, listen, the client for rudy giuliani is donald trump. donald trump sometimes wants to hide and pretend like that's not the case but an attorney/client relationships exists and one that giuliani reinforces. donald trump being his client is now facing the largest and most challenging political fight of his life in terms of an impeachment trial. if giuliani had something of value that could help exculpate or assist his client we would have known about it by now. unfortunately and interestingly we also know that giuliani has said it will be prepared this a 20-page report. how does he know it's going to be 20 pages? there's so much that's so bizarre about the rudy giuliani destruction of credibility tour that we have now launched the next stage of it, but, you know, lindsey graham does a disservice to some extent. why allow him to come and propagate completely uncorroborated conspiracy theories about the ukraine? why allow him to come and do that? i think lindsey gr

we have been ignored almost by john glenn. who is john glenn? he is the mp... he is an economic secretary. he is the person who could step in with sajid javid and help us. we are still waiting for a response from sajid javid. your company landmark told us it works to find their position for customers. repossession would only bea customers. repossession would only be a last resort. that is utter nonsense. we have case after case after case where people have gone to them requesting help from them. we have been asking them to follow their vulnerability policy properly, which they don't. theyjust don't offer a ny which they don't. theyjust don't offer any help. they just which they don't. theyjust don't offer any help. theyjust say they can't do anything about it. how long could the process take? possibly 18 months. we have to look at cases as they come in because every case is different. but the overarching principle is the same, but it can affect people in different ways, as we have heard. thank you to all of you. a labour mp who lost her seat in last week's gene

kings ii punjab picked up glenn maxwell for $1.5 million us. 11 punjab picked up glenn maxwell for $1.5 million us. he's a veteran of the g20 format with 5000 runs, gotten of the g20 format with 5000 runs, gotte n over of the g20 format with 5000 runs, gotten over 5030 times and 85 wickets. we are now going to bangalore, where another australian international was picked up. the destructive opening batsman aaron finch himself, $620,000. this will now be his eight different ipl franchise, would you believe. and going back to the kolkata knight riders, they have added the world cup winning captain himself, eoin morgan bought for $735,000, and he is expected to lead the team this season. is expected to lead the team this season. that is just a snapshot of the huge sums of money involved. the league itself last year was valued at almost $7 billion, making it one of the most lucrative sports leagues in the world. now, asad shafiq admitted he'd never seen spin like it on a day—0ne pitch in karachi after pakistan's batsmen were skittled out for under 200 on the opening day of the second test

the emergence of the bowler sarah glenn. but there will bea bowler sarah glenn. but there will be a sense of frustration that for the first time ever they have played a one—day international against pakistan and been unable to force the rectory. nothing to do with them, the frustration of the weather here in kuala lumpur. let's take you quickly through some of today's other top stories... former wicketkeeper mark boucher has been named as the new head coach of south africa. they take on england in four tests, starting in centurion on boxing day. the 43 year old played in 147 tests before retiring in 2012 because of an eye injury. australia are on top in their first test against new zealand in perth. mitchell starc took five wickets as the hosts bowled the black caps out cheaply in their first innings. australia are 167—6 in their second innings — a lead of a17 going into day four. in the nba, the milwaukee bucks beat the memphis grizzlies for their 17th straight victory. it's their second longest winning streak — second only to a 20—game run in 1971. me

come up glenn. a man that has been a friend of mine for a long time, mike kelly. do not get in a fight with mike. a wonderful man who represents this area, scott perry. (applause) representative lloyd schmucker. and a guy who is always there for us john joyce. and to people that you all know very well in the state, they bring home the bacon, dan user and fred keller. i want to also bring back our pennsylvania party chairman and i knew his grandfather, i should not say that to you, he was a tremendous man. but i am going to introduce somebody that dan always said has tremendous talent and little did i know he would be working with us and he's working well, he's smart, tough, lawrence davis. also with us tonight, pennsylvania victory chairwoman bernie, you know this person, comfort, everybody knows who that is. national committeeman bob asher, cochairman tommy nicks, an incredible friend, david irvin. i just want to think, this is an amazing group of people. with their help and the help of everyone here, we are going to set records like we've never said before. i us

come up glenn. [cheering] amanda has been a friend of mine for a long time, mike kelly. do not get in a fight with him. , p mike. a wonderful man who represents this area, scott perry. [cheering] representative floyd schmucker. [cheering] and a guy who is always there for us john joyce. [cheering] and to people that you all know very well in the state, they bring home the bacon, dan user and fred keller. [cheering] i want to also bring back our pennsylvania party chairman and i knew his grandfather, i should not say that to you, he was a tremendous man. but i am going to introduce somebody that dan always had had tremendous talent and little did i know he would be working with us and he's working well, he's smart, tough, lawrence davis. [cheering] also with us tonight, pennsylvania victory chairwoman comfort, everybody knows who that is. [cheering] national committeeman bob asher, cochairman tommy, an incredible friend, david irvin. [cheering] [applause] i just want to think, this is an amazing group of people. with their help in the help of everyone here, we are going t

right to journalism i don't agree with most of what glenn says but i respect his journalism and nobody should be attacking the free press and i think things like that that helped and the brazilian supreme court stepped in for now to protect him it can't protect them against everything but it so it does show that there is some residual significant support for the institution of journalism and journalists around the world left which is hopeful the you've talked a bit about climate and gratitude and it was picked by time magazine as the person of the year we have discussed climate yet but is that something that we've just sort of now becoming something we just all know about and think about but it's not really a big deal you know growing up 2020 was the deadline for a lot of climate objectives where 2020 and a study is burning like the got into a release maps the equivalent of the size of a large part of a street and started to burning and replicating around the world it's between philadelphia and connecticut that is the thought of the fires in australia and you know we've had bush lies i

defending glenn greenwald's right to journalism i don't agree with most of what glenn says but i respect his journalism and nobody should be attacking the free press and i think things like that that helped and the brazilian supreme court stepped in for now to protect him it can't protect them against everything but it so it does show that there is some residual significant support for the institution of journalism and journalists around the world left which is hopeful the you've talked a bit about climate and gratitude and it was picked by time magazine as the person of the year we have discussed climate yet but is that something that we're just sort of now becoming something we just all know about and think about but it's not really a big deal you know growing up 2020 was the deadline for a lot of climate objectives where in 2020 and a study is burning a study like the got into a release maps the equivalent of the size of the large parts of a street and started to burning and replicating around the world is between philadelphia and connecticut that is the thought of the fires in austra

right to journalism i don't agree with most of what glenn says but i respect his journalism and nobody should be attacking the free press and i think things like that that helped and the brazilian supreme court stepped in for now to protect him it can't protect them against everything but it so it does show that there is some residual significant support for the institution of journalism and journalists around the world left which is hopeful the you've talked a little bit about climate and gratitude and it was picked by time magazine as the person of the year we have discussed climate yet but is that something that we're just sort of now becoming something we just all know about and think about but it's not really a big deal you know growing up 2020 was the deadline for a lot of climate objectives where in 2020 and a study is burning like the got into a release maps the equivalent of the size of a large part of a street and started to burning and replicating around the world it's between philadelphia and connecticut that is the thought of the fires in australia and you know we've had b

defending glenn greenwald's right to journalism i don't agree with most of what glenn says but i respect his journalism and nobody should be attacking the free press and i think things like that that helped and the brazilian supreme court stepped in for now to protect him it can't protect them against everything but it so it does show that there is some residual significant support for the institution of journalism and journalists around the world left which is hopeful the you've talked a bit about climate and gratitude and it was picked by time magazine as the person of the year we have discussed climate yet but is that something that we just sort of now becoming something we just all know about and think about but it's not really a big deal you know growing up 2020 was the deadline for a lot of climate objectives where in 2020 and a study is burning like the got into a release maps the equivalent of the size of a large part of a street and started to burning and replicating around the world is between philadelphia and connecticut that is the thought of the fires in australia and you kn

zerlina maxwell and glenn kirschner. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams begins now. >>> tonight with realization more than setting in now that impeachment is coming, the white house takes another pass on getting into the game and launching a defense, at least so far as the speaker prepares her party for another historic week. >>> plus democrats -- after a democratic senator says he knows of a few republicans willing to support impeachment. at the same time some big-name republicans prepare to give their president the investigation he wants. >>> and about the democrats, biden rolls out a big endorsement, then singles out

come up here, glenn. a man that has been a friend of mine for a long time, mike kelly. a wonderful man who represents this area, scott perry. [cheering] representative floyd schmucker. [cheering] a guy who is always there for us -- john joyce. [cheering] and two people that you all know very well in the state, they bring home the bacon, dan user er and fred keller. thank you. [cheering] [applause] i want to also bring back our pennsylvania party chairman, and i know -- i knew his grandfather, i should not say that to you, he was a tremendous man. but i am going to introduce somebody that dan always had tremendous talent and little did i know he would be working with us and he's working well, he's smart, tough, lawrence davis. [applause] also with us tonight, pennsylvania trump victory chairwoman, you know this person, do you know who that is? everybody knows who that is. national committeeman bob asher, rnc cochairman tommy hicks, an -- and an incredible friend, david irvin. [applause] i just want to thank -- this is an amazing group of people. with their help and the h

a lot of positives, three centurions and the emergence of the baller sarah glenn in particular. but there will be a sense of frustration for the first time ever they have played a one—day international against pakistan and been unable to force a victory. nothing to do with them, that is the frustration of the weather here in kuala lumpur. let's take you quickly through some of today's other top stories. former wicketkeeper mark boucher has been named as the new head coach of south africa. they take on england in four tests, starting in centurion on boxing day. the 43—year—old played in 147 tests before retiring in 2012 because of an eye injury. australia are on top in their first test against new zealand in perth. mitchell starc took five wickets as the hosts bowled the black caps out cheaply in their first innings. australia are 167—6 in their second innings, a lead of a17 going into day four. in the nba, the milwaukee bucks beat the memphis grizzlies for their 17th straight victory. it's their second longest winning streak, second only to a 20—game run in 1971. memph

glenn kirchner, former federal prosecutor and msnbc contributor, glenn, the concern among democrats as they've pursued impeachment has been that the president's actions related to national security are indeed of paramount concern. we now see a new russia adviser with no background, basically, in these affairs. the u.s. embassy in kyiv will soon be going without its highest ranking diplomat. yet again, this national security situation circles back to russia, glenn. >> it does seem to be an ongoing issue with respect to the president's national security priorities. if we look at three important data points, and see what they tell us about how president trump is conducting our national security business, you know, the one is now an infamous example, after being briefed by the national security community of the united states, president trump chose to disregard all of that in favor of saying, look, vladimir putin denied interfering in our elections and i don't see why it would be russia that interfered. that's data point number one. data point number two is the more recent reporting from se

z glenn kirchner, michael steel, joel payne join me. glenn, let me start with the president's letter today. it seems as if every time republicans have coalesced around a comfortable defense of the president, all he and rudy giuliani do is make it that much harder to stick by him if you're a skeptical supporter of the president. it felt like all his tweets in the last year in one letter. abuse of power, war on american democracy, election nullification scheme, more due process was afforded to those accused in the salem witch trials. this letter, i guess it was simply -- it's simply an instruction packet for his supporters on social media because there doesn't seem to be any point to this letter as far as the process is concerned. >> i agree with you, chuck, and yet i have seen letters like this many times before as a federal prosecutor. >> is that right? >> oh, i have. whether i was prosecuting rico cases against some of the most notorious gang members in d.c. or standalone murder cases, these letters would come in not infrequently prior

courage, optimism, bravado. >> god speed, john glenn. >> reporter: in 1962, john glenn became the first american to orbit the earth. >> all three big engines burning clean and hot, pushing the friendship 7 spacecraft ever faster towards space. >> glenn returned to earth a hero and remained a national figure until his death. the early pictures from space were breathtaking. the first american spacewalk by ed white of gemini 4 in 1965. but just two years later, white and his fellowgemini 4. the space program survived and reached another milestone. lunar orbit. earth was seen from a different perspective and proclaimed it our spaceship. ki circling the moon, the crew read from genesis. >> just seven months later neil armstrong, mike collins set off to shoot the moon. by then, of course, john f. kennedy was gone and was so much of the optimism of the early 60s. but at 10:56 eastern time, an estimated 16 million people watched as one of mankind's oldest dreams came true. >> that is one small step for man, one giant leap for man kind. it was an achievement for the ages. >> john keats looked at

with that, glenn. >> good afternoon, vice chair and directors. so as victoria mentioned, we're talking about a security contract today, currently sfmta provides security investigations enforcement through multiple divisions and some of the entities are visible to the public like sfpd law enforcement, our appeal, proof of payment, transit fair inspectors and mtap, our ambassadors which d do a great job. some are not visible but play a role. the focus, as i said before, is going to be on our contracted security with allied universal security who in june 21st of this year acquired sniper security which was a previous vendor. so why do we need a new contract? well, we need to increase the security personnel so that sfmta can address all of security's concerns for employees and patrons. i believe if employees see that we're serious about the security and safety which they have talked to me numerous times, i believe the retention of the employees would exist. i think that will go a long way for the retention. during the past eight months in this positi

thank you also to glenn howard in the jamestown foundation as well as glenn and the naval institute press for believing in the project and carry it forward. a quick disclaimer, since i am in a government position, i am speaking solely on a personal capacity. i've taken leave to be here, i'm off the clock. my views are my own and do not represent the congressional executive commission on china it's staff or any of its members. if you're going to quote what i say i hope you will at least acknowledge this is being said in a personal capacity and does not represent the people with whom i work for horror associated with. i hate to downplay expectations for the book. it's not a gripping spy thriller. that's my intent. it's meant to be a bit of a reference guide. in a primer and introduction. in part because there is a real need to demystify chinese intelligence and not say there is this 5000 year history invoking sends a mystical body meant of intelligence operation and starts with the things that we can see and know. unbilled outward from there. this is a starting point not the final answer. i

you know, the next day glenn maxwell tells me idida the next day glenn maxwell tells me i did a good job, she pats me on the back and said you made him really happy. back and said you made him really happy--- back and said you made him really happy. —— ghislaine. it was a wicked time in my life, it was really scary time in my life, it was really scary time in my life. prince andrew has denied all the accusations in a recent newsnight interview, saying he doesn t recall ever meeting virginia guiffre with whom he has been pictured, and he has denied any sexual contact with her. panorama also revealed that five more women who accuse epstein of abuse want to call prince andrew as a witness. they claim he saw the massages ? which victims claim were sexual — going on. subpoenas are now ready to be served in all five cases. it means the next time prince andrew visits the us he faces being ordered to give evidence whether he likes it or not. let‘s speak to conchita sarnoff, the author and investigative journalist who broke the epstein story in 2010 and appeared in last night‘s pano

katie phang and glenn kirschner, thank you so much. >>> you might call it an unfolding natural disaster. new warnings about the quickly disappearing amazon rainforest. up next, why it's happening and what can be done to stop it. what can be done to stop it. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ >>> new information on breaking news reporting from chicago. 13 people have been shot at a house party in a south side chicago neighborhood, all are being treated at an area hospital, four of them are in critical condition. police say the shooting began after an argument at a party which then spilled into the street. >> we had an incident where there was a party at that address, inside there was a dispute where shots were fired inside, several shots, the people started to spill out -- and i'm going from what i saw on the p

glenn is an ohio person and neil armstrong is an ohio person. that is very gratifying. >> how were the three astronauts received when they came back to earth? >> on august 13, they started with a tickertape parade in new york, thenflew air force 2 to chicago for a ticker tape parade. then they flew to los angeles for a banquet presided over by president nixon. then nixon sent them on what was called a giant steps town around the world. 29 cities in 36 days or something like that. one of your callers said she saw that she was in bogota, colombia, the first stop on this giant steps tour. they got unanimous acclaim. the world said to them, we did it. we, the world, landed on the moon. the idea that this was an effort of all humanity i think was very powerful and very successful. >> this is lisa, louisville, kentucky. hi. >> thank you for c-span. i appreciate this segment today. i remember in 1969, our whole neighborhood talked about nothing that day but the moon landing. we decided to get together and do something. i was only 11. one of our neighbo

glenn is an ohio person. neil armstrong is an ohio person. those connections have been gratifying. >> how were the three astronauts received once they came back to earth? >> well, on august the 13th, they started the day in new york with a ticker tape parade. then flew air force two to chicago for a ticker tape parade. then flew to los angeles for a banquet presided over by president nixon. and then nixon sent them on what was called the giant steps tour around the world. 29 cities in 36 days or something like that. one of your callers said she saw -- was in bogota, colombia, which was the first stop on this giant steps tour. and they got unanimous acclaim. the world said to them, we did it. we, the world, landed on the moon. the idea that this was an effort of all humanity was very powerful and very successful. >> this is lisa, louisville, kentucky. hi. >> caller: hi. thank you for c-span. i appreciate this segment today. i remember 1969. our whole neighborhood talked about nothing that day but the moon landing. we decided we had to get toge

it's nice to be at the john glenn lecture. i went to the johnson space center as a national research council research associate, you could say a post doc. and the experiment that i pro posed, was accepted, was to study the changes in the fluid in electrolyte metabolism, hormonal controls. you got an experiment and didn't go do it? well, accepting it was just the beginning. getting the crews to participate and the people to get the involvement that we needed from the trainers, as well as the -- all the medical people and all, that was a big chore to do. but we did it. i had studied at baylor college of medicine with researchers who had worked on the gemini program, and that was the first time that we had done actual measurements on astronauts from space. we brought back urn aine and bl and food and fecal samples, and the idea was to study in very great depth that crew of the gemini's guys, because we wanted to make sure that we could send the apollo crew members to the plan and back without any problems. we worked on that for g

and of course pay tribute to john glenn, for the series is named after. he was a hero for all of us. and it is nice to be at the john glenn lecture. i went to the johnson space center. i went as a national research council research associate, you could say postdoc. and the experiment i proposed and was accepted was to study the changes of flight metabolism in spaceflight cruise. you think, ok, go do it. accepting it was just the beginning. getting the crews to participate and the people to get the involvement that we needed, from the trainers as well as all the medical people and all, that was a big chore to do. but we did it. i had studied at baylor college of medicine with the researchers who had worked on the gemini program, and that was the first time that we had done actual measurements on astronauts from space. we got urine and blood samples and food samples and fecal samples. the idea was to study in great depth that crew of the gemini because he wanted to make sure we could spend we could send the apollo crew members to the moon and back without a

you glenn tell me a couple sandu gee. but. when i used to just imagine a dribble sanada from all the nice. but as you. well here. in the present defending this should see you glenn. was feeders they did so on. because you will glam new programming. to go on when is it leave question or what will soon as the house i saw fall when i was 2 in the hip each us a fall in the very. moment i do you. mean cheat opportunities that you do and you need. while most of the eades up on a horse to do glenn. driving. back to my zob you. sit on the want to say hello so apple because. to do is present you live. in a while when you can do. this. i was. living with. someone. you. i've been if shot up with somebody in a protest much to so much as a little of us in the mood to do that has been the point of that but a simple plot that but its own does was you seem to pull each course in seem a bit odd that is the only seem. to be offer that i'll. our last example of impact journalism is a deep investigative dive into the jeffrey epstein story the ame

see you glenn. was feeders data so are the odds and ends up you know because you will glam new program when you. go and when is it leave question or what will soon as the house i saw fall when i was 2 in the hip each us a fall in the very. moment i do you. mean cheat opportunities that you do and you need. while most of the easy. to do glenn. driving. back to my zob you. sit on the want to say hello so up we got some does have. to do is present you live. in a while when you can do. this. i was. living with. someone. you. i've been if shot up with somebody at a protest much to so much as a little of us in the mood to do that has been the point of that but a simple plot that but its own does was you seem to pull each course in seem a bit of that is the way. to put him to an offer that. our last example of impact journalism is a deep investigative dive into the jeffrey epstein story the american finance seer who sexually trafficked and abused underage girls it was published by the miami herald as a 3 p

you glenn tell me a couple sandu. but when i least double so i used to just imagine a dribble sanada from of the nice. but as you. hear. in the brazil defending this should see you glenn. was feeders they did so on. because you will glam new program when you. go and when is it leave question or what will soon as the house i saw fall when i was 2 in the hip each us a fall in the very. moment i do you. mean cheat opportunities if you do and you need. well most of the easy on a horse to do glenn. driving. back to my zob. this is for the want to set. up a because. to do is present you live. in a while when you can do. this. i was. living with i was in some ways and you. i've been if shot up with somebody is a little too so much as a little of us in the mood to do that has been the point of that but a simple plot that but its own does was you seem to pull each course in c. major bit of that is that early in seem. to be an offer that. our last example of impact journalism is a deep investigative dive into the jeffrey epstei

if it were not for glenn small, we wouldn't be here today. we lost our banking relationship with first city national bank years ago. it was around the savings and loan crisis in 1987. regulators got really tough and binghamton first city national bank said we can't think with you anymore. we never missed a loan payment, we were never late, cleaned up online at the end of 30 days but they said you've got 60 days to get another loan. we can't think with you any longer. we always were in debt to fund our inventory and all that. later he said to me there's a guy at the binghamton savings bank named glenn small you should probably talk to him and maybe he can help. so we sat down and i told him kind of what was going on. glenn and bill brinker from the savings bank stepped up to provide us a line of credit in order for us to stay in business anif it hadn't been for him, the bank taking a chance on us, we wouldn't be here today so thank you very much. we appreciate it. [applause] another thing my father taught me a great lesson about how important

. >> joining us now is glenn kirschner, a former federal prosecutor and an msnbc legal analyst. and rena shaw, republican strategist and partner at red fort strategies. great to have both of you. glenn, let me begin with you and talk about the fact that marc short, the vice president's chief of staff, continues to push this ukraine conspiracy theory out there in the public without any evidence whatsoever to back it up, saying it should be investigated. how do you explain that, that we're almost three years beyond the election and the republicans, particularly trump and his white house, continue to peddle this conspiracy theory? >> the only way to explain it, ayman, is that everybody is going to sing whatever tune trump tells them to sing. let's go back to the most basic fact that tells us all that it was russia and not ukraine that interfered in the elections. donald trump stood up, we've seen it on an endless loop, and somewhat infamously said, "russia, if you're listening, find the 30,000 missing emails." within hours, ayman, we learned courtesy of the mueller report that russ

. >> joining us now is glenn kirschner, a former federal prosecutor and an msnbc legal analyst. and rena shaw, republican strategist and partner at red fort strategies. great to have both of you. glenn, let me begin with you and talk about the mark that marc short, the vice president's chief of staff, continues to push this ukraine conspiracy theory out there in the public without any evidence whatsoever to back it up, saying it should be investigated. you h how do you explain that, that we're almost three years beyond the election and the republicans, particularly trump and his white house, continue to peddle this conspiracy theory? >> the only way to explain it, ayman, is that everybody is going to sing whatever tune trump tells them to sing. let's go back to the most basic fact that tells us all that it was russia and not ukraine that interfered in the elections. donald trump stood up, we've seen it on an endless loop, and? what infamously said, "russia, if you're listening, find the 30,000 missing e-mails." within hours, ayman, we learned courtesy of the mueller report that

laban and lisa ba rros done, direct by glenn laban and lisa barros d'sa who made that fantastic movie good vibrations about the belfast punk scene and terry houli andi belfast punk scene and terry houli and i think this is leslie manville's best performance, i really hope that she gets wicked sized at the bafta awards. really hope that she gets wicked sized at the bafta awardslj really hope that she gets wicked sized at the bafta awards. i love her and sized at the bafta awards. i love herandi sized at the bafta awards. i love her and i could watch in anything and everything to mike league's and you can see this is just... and everything to mike league's and you can see this isjust. .. and i lover in phantom thread as well but what really brilliant about it is firstly, it has the smack of authenticity, i would mccafferty‘s writing in some sense from experience and after they have been for a meeting with the doctors and the doctors they look, on a scale of one to five, one we not worried and five we are, this is a three, and they have a conversation about whether three is closer to f

we also know she played a significant role for john glenn. he said he would not venture into space if catherine johnson was not checking the calculations on his spaceflight. -- flight spite with with john glenn, she played a significant role in that. we also know she played a significant role in the moon landing. those are three pivotal moments and hownge space travel we in the united states see nasa today. i had the pleasure are in her 99th birthday to be with her. all of how sharp she still was. laughed, we joked, we had a great time. she is as radiant and beautiful at 99 as she was when she walked our campus back in the early 1930's. , in i left that birthday started asking myself, as people learn more and more about her, as the university she loves so something to to do help recognize her and make sure history never forget how profound she was. i got a team of my faculty and staff and students together and we started brainstorming. i said we are going to honor catherine johnson by placing a statue right here on our campus of her alma mate