michael john -- was progressive in a way that the amherst men weren't used to. and he basically wasn't friendly to world world war i. and that was as divisive as the iraq war has been lately. it was a scissors through society, you were on one side or the other, you were on amherst or michael john. and eventually they forced him out, he didn't go easily and coolidge was on the side that forced him out, and he wasn't happy with that because he could see -- they could all see michael john was talented. it was a hard call. and they were all -- all of a sudden these nice men had negative articles about him in the new republic when they fancied themselves fine fellose. and they thought what they were doing was for amherst, and michael john spent quite a bit of money, he borrowed and other than spent on his personal life. this was a burr on their sides. they were unpopular for rejecting this university president, and he didn't want to go involved in those politic rationally enough. there was also a head name. >> brian: i heard he gave $670,000 what he willed to her. i

first, sam, michael, john, you are codeveloper us. you guys are literally breaking the ground. this is your sight, so thank you for everything you are doing. i'm a architect -- architects. you have designed a beautiful, beautiful building that will make the mission -- enhance the beauty in the mission. cindy, kevin, jenny, mara, kate for the mayor's office of housing. you are our partner. we talk all the time and it is a pleasure to work for you. heather, eileen, joshua and amy, rebecca, alexa, jamie, alley, justin, doug, our construction manager, and david, thank you for everything we -- you do. it is now my great pleasure to welcome london breed. we are grateful for everything you are doing to create more affordable housing in the city. mayor breed? [cheers and applause] >> thank you. it is about time. i am so excited to be here to see the housing that we have promised this community. we stood here, you remember, in 2012 when i was going to washington d.c. to convince h.u.d. to support our neighborhood preference legislation. one of the things that you said to me loud and cle

wilson: south carolinians are grateful that president donald trump has nominated michael son of john and maria of columbia to be the u.s. chief technology officer. he is a very successful and qualified leader to develop technology initiatives for the white house. under his leadership, the white house has been able to develop plans for artificial intelligence, quantum computing, 5-g stem education, and advanced manufacturing. michaelle is a global leader and has proven he's the best person to serve our country in this position. among many accomplishments, michael led the american artificial intelligence initiative which secures american leadership and artificial intelligence research and development and opens the door for greater innovation. commerce secretary wilber ross has praised the nomination as putting a knowledgeable leader at the helm of american technology. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war n terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, hou

still with us michael beschloss and john meacham. michael, no mention, no reverence. he was blocks away from the hanoi hilton where so many americans were tortured in vietnam. no visit. it's not his thing. >> it is gross and disrespectful to the memory of john mccain, and self-knowledge by name is not donald trump. you sort of wonder if it occurred to him when he was approving the idea of national pow day this was not exactly in sync with the terrible comments he made about john mccain four years ago when he was beginning to run for president and those he made even after john mccain passed. i just don't get it. this doesn't help him in any way i can see. >> john meacham, last night on this broadcast we aired part of a speech delivered sunday by mayor pete, ft. wayne, indiana. the last item on a long resume, as i said last night he's a lot of things. he's a harvard grad, a road scholar, veteran of the u.s. navy. also all but declared running for president. we made the comparison to the obama race speech in that it might live on past its moment. do you see the potential

john is on the board of the institute. michael actually recently reviewed john's book. he's also a cosponsor this evening. with that i'll turn it over to michael anton. [ applause ] >> i noticed when i went online. you should click it and read it online. i encourage that. i was hear for a while before you showed up. i said if he doesn't come, it's fine i can speak on his behalf. i know the book really well and switch back and forth and ask questions. i think it worked out. i wanted to tell a story that's not a knee slapper. it was 25 years ago when ametajohn. it was in claremont. there was a small crew and only four of us. the program introduces you to a wide range of teachers most if not all have a similar education and same idea. this is a nondisscript conference room. he spoke about the administrative state for two hours. i heard of hagel. the name goes flying around in southern california with one sort of reaction. it was overheard by the people in the program. we said to ourselves. i will say later encouraged and recommended. his experience on first hearing it was

bolton, michael flynn, john mcentee, rob porter, robin townley. ken, why these specific people? >> some of those people had known issues in their background that caused questions about their security clearance. and they also want to subpoena people in the chain of command that made this decision. they want to look inside this process and find out, was this white house granting security clearances to people who didn't merit them? that's a legitimate inquiry. the white house is arguing, congress has no role here, this is entirely an executive branch function. i think the democrats are saying, look, there's a broo ses in place for a reason here, there are rules, regulations, as you said, there are 13 categories of things that could disqualify someone for a security clearance. and the american people have the right to know whether the trump administration is following those guidelines or ignoring them. >> let's listen to lindsey graham, he admits to being a bit concerned about this. >> it's coming. >> well, i'm going to read it to you. let's not play

michael bloomberg's gift to johns hopkins makes what i have done seem pretty immaterial. congratulations, michael, for completely setting a new bar for all of us to focus on. nothing is more important to american competitiveness than education. there is nothing more important. it starts at preschool and goes through our greatest universities. i have done a lot of work in k-12 education. the numbers involved are staggering. if you look at a city like chicago, we will spend about $5 billion a year in k-12 education.rtable. we know how to educate youth in america, we just choose not to do it. it is heartbreaking. in that arena, i spend more time on the political front because it is our body politic letting our kids down. it is inexcusable. it creates so many problems we face today. i wish elizabeth warren had 1% the passion to fix k-12 education as she has to attack those who have been successful. on the issue of higher education, america leads the world. this is not a given. this is not a given that we have the greatest universities in the world. but i want to support ameri

[laughter] and michael bolton. not john bolton. but bernie will still not let go. >> i said the right to vote is essential if you are a citizen you have the right to vote. that is a right we must protect because we know the history of this country. we know women did not have the right to vote. we know african-americans did not have the right to vote. greg: so criminals are like women and blacks? [laughter] [applause] i would say he's digging his own grave bed is digging the whole cemetery. let the boston bomber vote. . >> let the boston bomber vote? i don't think so. let terrorist in prison vote? i don't think so. greg: i don't think so. the party is on a leftward downward spiral and how left can the party go? . >> college is very important and should be free. >> not just free but mandatory. don't go to college you can go to prison. >> in prison you can still vote only if a murderer or terrorist. >> raise the minimum wage to $40 an hour. one hundred dollars an hour. >> $1000 an hour. >> if you are in prison the only terrorist inver

. >> democrats want efforts of current administration officials including john bolton, michael flynn, jerry kushner, ivanka trump, john mcatee among others. the white house said it stopped credit history checks and entered a high number of interim clearances saying i would not be doing a service to myself, my country, or my children if i set back knowing that the issues that we have could impact national security. when the story broke last month, a senior white house democrat alleged a pattern. >> it was an abuse of power. the president has the right to do a lot of things but he can abuse his power in doing that. >> the democrats played games, interviewing a witness early saturday morning, providing the republicans with no opportunity to prepare. the whistleblower had a hard time naming names and one alleged clearance violation included a janitor at the governor's office space and supplies agency. >> those aren't real investigati investigations, those are fishing expeditions, the president has authority to grant clearance to who he thinks will give him the best advice in the interest

and the guy behind that camera was a man named john michael michaeljohn. and he was-- well, he was known to everybody. he had been working in new york forever. he believed in me. and i could feel it from him. and, sadly, we lost john last weekend. and... i wish i could have seen him again. he liked to talk about his boat. he liked to talk about fishing. he would listen to all my stories about my boat and my fishing that nobody else wanted to hear. he gave me a beautiful fishing rod for my 50th birthday. and he gave me the greatest gift of all. as i said, he believed in me. when my old show had just begun we had an order for 32 episodes of "the colbert report q" didn't know if it was going to continue, and one night my father-in-law was sitting in the front row of the old theater. and after the show was over he came up to john and said to him-- without saying that he was my father-in-law-- he said, "what do you think? do you think this show is going to continue?" and john michaeljohn said, "i do." and he said, "because of that guy at the desk. he can do thi

. >> democrats want record for current former officials including john bolton, michael flynn, jared kushner, ivanka trump, john mcen tee, rob porter among others. the whistleblower says the white house stopped credit history checks and loued a high number of incident cripple clearances saying quote i would not be doing a service to myself mikesell country and my children if i sat back knowing that the issues that we have could impact national security. when the clearance story broke last month, a senior house democrat alleged a pattern. >> i think it was an abuse of power; the president has a right to do a lot of things he can abuse his power in doing that. >> saying the democrats played game interviewing a witness early saturday morning. providing republicans with no opportunity to prepare. the committee's ranking republican said the whistleblower had a hard time naming names. and one alleged clearance violation included a janitor at a government's office space and supplies agency. >> those are not real investigations those are fishing expeditions. the president has absolute authority to g

and michael bolton. not john bolton but bernie still won't let go. inch sent that because the right to vote is essential if you are a citizen, you have the right to vote. and that is a right we must protect because we know that history of this country. we know that women didn't have the right to vote. we know that african-americans didn't have the right to vote. criminals are like women and black -- >> digging his own grave but he's working on whole cemetery. hey. but let the boston bomber vote. >> let the boston bomber volt he should be voting. i don't think so. [laughter] let terrorists that are in prison vote. i don't think so. [laughter] >> i don't think so. >> that is the party is is on a leftward downward spiral that make you wonder how left can had this party go? college sb important and should be free. college shouldn't just be free but managed managed story go to college then you go to prison. >> prison you can still vote. you're a murderer or a vote. terrorist. you immediate to raise the minimum wage res lease 40 an hour. 100 dollars an hou

. >> reporter: democrats want records of former administration officials including john bolton, michael flynn, jared kushner, ivanka trump, ron porter among others. the whistleblower alleges the white house allowed a high number of interim clearances saying, quote, i would not be doing a service to myself, my country or my children if i sat back knowing the issues i have could impact national security. when the story broke last month a senior house democrat alleged a pattern. >> i think it was abuse of power, the president has a right to do a lot of things but abuses power in doing that. >> reporter: republican say the democrats play games interviewing a witness early saturday morning providing republicans with no opportunity to prepare. the committee and drinking republicans of the whistleblower had a hard time naming names, and one alleged clearance violation included a janitor at an office space and supply agency. >> the other fishing expeditions. the president has absolute authority to grant clearance to who he thinks will give them the best advice in the best interest of the united

ok let's go back to john an edinburgh. george and michael were arguing over the public interest in the checks and balances and and michael brought up the issue of a jury but from my understanding if if and when julian assange is finally extradited to the united states i'm not convinced there will be a jury if he's going to be charged with espionage then it's a national security concern of the state and they have would have the right to limit the information available even to julian assange himself and his lawyer essentially would be a judge that would make the final decisions on all of this if you know there could be appeals and all of this will go go on for a very long time but i'm not i'm not sure the public interest in a jury is the best way to look at this here because it's we're in we're in new territory here because we tend to look at the fourth estate as being special i think it's the only profession mentioned in the u.s. constitution by the way because of its importance here and it seems to me i will stay with the

michael busch is being honored at st. john newman church in annapolis. he died last week from pneumonia at the age of 72. the service comes after busch was lyingn repose for two days. mourners were able to walk by his casket draped with the maryland to pay their final respected in the rotunda of the e house. he was first elected to the house in 1986, about 17 years later he became the speaker. lawmakers are remembering his impact. >> he gavee my first sub-committee chairmanship and i believe he saw something in me that i didn't see in myself and i appreciate the fact that his family allowed himpe sing so much time with us. >> for those of us elected, knowing you could leave a legacy like this fills you with hope. >> and stay with nbc4 and our nbc washington app for continuing coverage of the services honoring busch today. >>> now to the weather. it was a pretty chilly morning out there. >> i hope things are warming upn laur ricketts has more on how much we'll warm up today. hi. >> hello, guys. 'll warm up little bit. some clouds are stubborn out there. i

so john and michael came and presented to the council a presentation on how the contracting process works. it was an open dialogue. we had some good questions, and i think their presentation helped the advisory council members understand the process for the items that you approve each month. the pedestrians safety committee -- pedestrian safety committee did a very brief update, and since this was a topic on the -- they hadn't met since the february advisory council in their meeting on friday, but they have us all very much focused on pedestrian safety. i was monitoring count down clocks in d.c., and -- with the crosswalks. two site visits were given. we're getting better at our site visits. one of our members did the castro street visitors center, and then, the guy moon senior center, and both were positive reviews. we had our regular lgbt updates, and director mcspadden had reported on the fifth celebration of the lgbt task force. 11 of the 13 recommendations have been implemented, and there are two remaining that city committees are working on. and then, lastly, the dignity fund oversi

bolden, michael flynn, ivanka trump and jared kushner. kushner was on fox news last night talking about there, saying it's a lot of nothing. >> what i can say is over the last two years that i've been here, i've been accused of all different types of things, and all of them have turned on the to be false. when i came to washington i had a successful business career, i had extensive holdings, i disclosed all my holdings to the office of government ethics, they told me what to divest, what to keep, what rules to follow. >> i want to bring if peter alexander at the white house. it seems the administration is simply refusing to comply with the investigation. >> reporter: to be clear the white house says it simply doesn't discuss security clearances, but chairman cummings makes it clear, that the white house has refused to epps -- so by that standard it's clear they are not operating. still cummings is pressing the otherwise, he says by the end of this week he wants them to turn over that list, detailing the 25 people who received the clearanc

former senior advisor to jeb bush and former spokesman for john boehner michael steele and the director of progressive programming at siriusxm zerlina maxwell. thank you all for being here. josh, we just saw a little bit of that new interview that you did with the mayor. what more did you guys talk about? >> well, we also asked him whether he thinks that america is ready for a gay president. aside from the hecklers, a recent nbc "wall street journal" poll showed 32% of the company is not ready to have a gay president. at least that's what they say. he says that, you know, we have made a lot of progress. there is only one way to find out whether or not the country is ready, and that's to put it to the test on the ballot box. we also are got some of the first comments about the measles situation that's been taking place in new york. he is always on the campaign trail talking about rnting people's religious beliefs. to the point where it doesn't harm other people. so we asked him, do you think that we should mandate that people have to vaccinate their children for the measles and other ill

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ron klain is here and michael steele and kareem john pierre. we played that not because i can't believe it but it is in here in the obstruction of justice investigation. and as people like chuck rosenberg and frank figliuzzi told us at the time. the signal sent to any criminal insnared in an investigation by the man who sits atop the government when he trashes cooperating witnesses is remarkable. and it wasn't lost on robert mueller. what rings through to me is what a bunch of sort of unethical -- i want to use words that won't get me in laura ingram's opening montage today. what a group of unethical acting people. >> cally wags. >> yeah. >> sarah sanders smearing jim comey from the podium saying that -- talking about his leadership at the fbi when under questioning with mueller's investigators saying heat of the moment. you're the white house press secretary. >> heat of the moment i wasn't exactly truthful about that. yeah, nicole, this is why this team in the white house has been so nervous about this. not only about how this piece of the puz

executive director of politics and public service and michael steele for house speaker john boehner. what are we to take from this poll. compromise or fight for values? >> this is like the toughest tight rope for even the most skilled politician to walk of the incentive structure to go out and act good and be civil to one another or is it to stand up and fight? can you brent the two? the interesting thing i thought about this poll -- >> has anybody done that? buttigeig, there is lanes. not left or right. we don't hate the other side and the other is we hate the other side. a lot of people say trump is evil and must be fought any way we can beat him. you have buttigeig who is more moderate in his voice. kamala harris is a bit more aggressive. bernie sanders is a lot more aggressive. >> cory booker is doing hugs and love. >> he's a lot more about that. the differences are less ideology than the best way to take on trump. do you fight fire with fire. >> amy klobuchar is trying to be nice. she called it the woman next door. >> right. what this poll clearly shows is there is four main act

michael beschloss and pulitzer prize winner john meacham is here. it's been a few weeks. co-aut orred with tim mcgraw. i guess we can expect something with janni. welcome, thank you for coming on. before we veer into country music i'll start with you. yesterday alone a personal at the department of security and orders apparently from the administration to tell folks to go ahead and break laws if they've come up against resistance. as i always ask you what is happening right now as with watch? >> it's a rolling saturday night massacre at this point. and you have to me one of the things that i haven't heard many people comment on is if you believe in the mission of the department of homeland security whether or not we reaching the point where the department is in gaining because people charged with executing the defense are not in place? >> athlete northern cabinet. >> created in the wake of the deadliest day in american history. created to -- and having, knock on wood, praise the lord, wherever you stand on the spectrum, whatever you want to say, remarkably successful. rig

john's catholic church followed by a reception. michael bush passed away this past sunday. he was 72 years old. >>> opening statements today in rial of a bethesda millionaire charged with the murder of a man who w digging nnels underneath his house. the arguments from both sides in this case. >>> cooler temperatures andia ams back with what you need to know. >>> the quest for the cup begins, covering the caps first round series against the hurricanes. join us for postgame coverage, news a 11:00, before saturday's game at 2:00, special coverage at 30 and2: >>> all right. amelia is here to talk about this gorgeous weather we've beea ng. the flip side of it, for anybody suffering from allergies is thinking to themselves, i wish i wasn't in so much pain. >> over thent c recommendations. you really need to inoculate yourself, and early, too. wille been telling us thi be a bad one. >> we're seeing tree pollen come high. it's the trees bothering you. i love eye drops jim knows that. >> eyes, throat, everything. >> he's given me a list to go shopping after work today. >> you can fe

. >> michael steel, when you were working with john boehner and trying to get information from eric holder, the attorney general, what was your experience? where do we stand on the whole issue of separations of powers? >> we were never happy with the speed of the obama justice department's transparency efforts but it's a whole different universe than what we're seeing now. usually the executive branch pretends to try. this administration is doing nothing but stone walling, delays and dragging it out. they are only there about one day out of three. if krou can delay long enough, they will slip into this 2020 primary mode and you'll escape scrutiny. i think that's what they are counting on. i think washington democrats need to rediscover the fierce urgency of now if they want to get the results they are seeking in a time that makes sense. >> ruth marcus you're the only harvard lawyer on our panel today. what about the fact you have, in particular don mcgahn testifying for 30 hours. appearing 150 times in mueller report. he's told his story. how can you exert executive privilege. you have a t

predecessor, republican john kasich, vetoed the measure twice. the aclu of ohio said it will challenge the law in court. the arrest of wikileaks founder julian assange along with major new charges against lawyer michael avenatti and former obama white house counsel greg craig. we'll tackle it all with the panel when we come back. ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! keep goin' man! you got it! if you ride, you get it. ♪ here i go again geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >> the patience of ecuador has reached its limits on the behavior of mr. assad lunge. >> this sets a dangerous presidents for all journalists in europe and also around the world. any journalist can be extradited for prosecution in the united states for having published truthful information about the united states. >> this goes to show that in the united kingdom, no one is above the law. >> it's called conspiracy. conspiracy to commit journalism. >> bret: julian assa

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boehner michael steel. as president trump continues to bust through the norms of the presidency and test the limits of executive power, it is worth remembering something that senior policy adviser steven miller said when the administration was just three weeks old. >> our opponents, the media and the whole world will soon see as we if into take further actions that the powers of the president to protect our country are very substantial and will not be questioned. >> the president has shown us time and time again that he sides with miller when it comes to the power he should be able to wield. even over some of the got's least political institutions. this week, he continued his attacks and pushlged dhs of officials who refused to baugs break the law and confirmed a report he is considering releasing migrants detained at the border in sanctuary cities. last week, he reportedly told acting dhs secretary kevin mca le lean -- mcaleenan to close the border. he dean denied that tweet. with steven miller in mind, ta

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and michael steel, former staffer for house speaker john boehner. the slow cadence he spoke there, a couple of beats between words. their ability to pick up on every word so well-delivered. >> absolutely. >> also, can the democrats pick up on it? do you think when they hear this person say, wait a minute, i'm with bernie, but not quite with kamala. i'm over here with biden, maybe terry mcauliffe is coming in next week. there is a divide. >> 100% there is a divide. this was a message that was sent by president obama. he lived it. he understands what it's like to be getting fired on from the left and sometimes from the right of his own party. the problem that democrats are going to be facing over the next few months is just that. there are going to be too many candidates running a rigid ideological campaign. i tell them this, go out and get the votes. you know, if you believe that your philosophy and your policies are going to win, go out and do it. don't go after your own candidates. >> you're a republican. so let me ask you this, you're watching thi

attorney, john huber, and the inspector general, michael horowitz. >> harris: who has a new report possibly coming up before noon. >> kennedy: you look at all these issues, and he said he hadn't but a team together, but on top of all his people without devin nunes he can still put a team to give it to look into this stuff and the democrats i would challenge them. what is the definition of the term "spying?" what does he mean when he says that question of when you say, what do you mean? it's not necessarily illegal. it happens all the time. civil libertarians have an issue when it is warrantless and unjustified and unconstitutional. >> ed: it doesn't happen all the time that one campaign goes after another. a >> kennedy: if these issues were so critical, why didn't the obama administration but the trump campaign know that there were people -- >> harris: is a fascinating and important question. >> carley: i'm so glad we're having this conversation. the immediate aftermath of them saying "spying," and the controversy devon and ensued -- >> harris: which, by the way, nobody has the full quote.

michael baden, a world renowned forensic pathologist who investigated the deaths of john f. kennedy and john belushi and testified at the trial of o.j. simpson. he was about to turn up the heat on a very cold case. >> dr. michael baden has reviewed the evidence and has determined that this could not have been an accidental fall. >> in december of 2008 detectives paid one more visit to stephen scharf. >> they wouldn't tell me what it was for. i had no idea what this was about. i mean, it didn't make sense. >> 16 years after that fatal night on the cliff police were back and stephen scharf was in for a shock. >> after all these years you thought it was done. >> not until they reached behind and hand me this thing, this arrest warrant. >> coming up -- the case heads into court with a surprise from the stand. >> i'm here for my mother. >> stephen and jody scharf's only son has some dark secrets to share. >> did you see that abuse? >> i did. >> when "over the edge" continues. dear freshpet, rudy got older and suddenly stopped eating... then we found freshpet. now rudy's 13, and g