mr. gates: i would say it is next. i applaud his continuation of the emphasis on quad in terms of you just strategy, the relationship with india, australia, and japan. that is important. i think the move with australia in terms of the nuclear submarines is a very strong, long-term, strategic plus. i think that was a good decision. i think maintaining that tough line on both russia and china has been the right thing to do. i think afghanistan was poorly handled, to put it mildly. the exit from i think afghanistan was poorly handled. to put it mildly. the exit from afghanistan, i think that the diplomacy surrounding the australian submarine deal was unfortunate and probably an unforced error we could have done that in a way that didn't offend the french so deeply. i think the rhetoric of the administration toward our allies and reinforcing the notion that our alliances matter and this is a huge advantage for the united states is important, but from the allied standpoint it is important that your actions match your words.

mr. gates: thank you, great to see you. david: you started working for the cia back in 1966 while you you are studying at indiana university. you took a stand to serve in the air force, then came back to the cia. tell us what drew you to public service in the first place. mr. gates: i was at the russian and eastern european institute at indiana university, earning a masters degree, and the cia recruiter showed up on campus back in the day when that was still possible, happily back in better days, but to tell you the truth, i met with the recruiter mainly as a lark in the hope of getting a free trip to washington, d.c. but when they offered me a job, i think because i was -- had been studying the soviet union, and this was at the height of the cold war, i decided that i would try that for a while and perhaps do my bit in the cold war, in the struggle against the soviet union. so it was an outgrowth of my academic focus. i thought i would teach in college, but when the opportunity came to work for the agency, i agreed to do t

let's start with secretary gates, welcome back. good to see you. mr. gates: thank you, great to see you.

mr. gorbachev, open this gate. [cheers and applause] mr. gorbachev, mr. gorbachev, tr down this wall. [cheers and applause] >> the fly and ceo of radio free europe and liberty serving during the bush administration on the national security council the office of secretary of defense holding degrees from american university and georgetown. and with university of texas at austin during the bush administration he served as the state department and the national security council and from stanford and the undergraduate hr mcmaster serving at the white house national security advisor to president trump and in the united states army where he rose to general and working on dereliction of duty last year he published battleground the fight to defend the free world fellow at the hoover institution holding an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy and doctorate from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie and hr, thank you for joining us jamie will set the scene on his first trip to germany 1978. make it visited the site where 16 ye

gorbachev, open this gate. [ cheers and applause ] mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall! [ cheers and applause ] >> jamie fly is the president and ceo of radio free europe. he served during the bush administration on the national security council and in the office of the secretary of defense. he hoelt william inbulin, he served at the state department and national security council. he holds his degrees from stanford and yale. h.r. mcmaster was in the white house's national security advisor to president trump and in the united states army in which he rose to lieutenant general. general mcmaster is the author of the classic work on vietnam "dereliction of duty." he published "battleground, the fight to defend the free world." he holds an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy and a doctorate from the united states of north carolina at chapel hill. thanks for joining us. jamie, let's set the scene. on his first trip to germany in 1978 -- i'm quoting your essay for the reagan institute. reagan visited the site where 16 years old, an 18-year-old, an east

gates. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for two minutes. mr. gates: thank you, madam speaker, i am no expert on japanese an may but i'm -- japanese an ime, but i'm told and believe it's not real. what is real is the crisis on our border, the inflation crushing american families, unvetted afghans in our country. mr. gaetz: what is real is the violence that burned our city and harmed our businesses in 2020 often encouraged by democrats in congress. animae is fiction to the point of the absurd. it's not really my thing and it does glorify violence and often to symbolize conflict, not realistic harm to another person. in the last session we had, we reviewed steve bannon's podcast. today we're critiquing paul gosar's animae, next week we might be indicting the wiley coyote for an explosive ordinance against the roadrunner. if you don't like paul gosar's tweets, tweet back at him. we know there are plenty of folks in big tech that will amplify your message but the gentlelady from pennsylvania gave the game away. it really isn't about a tweet but abou

gorbachev, open this gate. [applause] [applause] mr. gorbachev, mr. gorbachev, "tear down this wall". [cheering and applause]. [cheering and applause]. >> jamie fly served during the bush administration on the national security council in the office of the secretary of defense coming holds degrees from the american university in georgetown, and another church hundred served as chair for national security at the university of texas in austin during the bush administration he served as the state department and of the national security council he holds his degrees from stanford and his undergraduate degree from stanford and his doctorate from yale. hr mcmaster was a security advisor to president trump commandant the united states army in which he rose to lt. general. general mcmaster is the author of the classic work on vietnam dereliction of duty and last year he published battlegrounds, the fight to defend the free world and former hoover institution he holds an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy any doctorate from the univers

mr. gorbachev, open escape. we'll [applause] ian open this gate. [applause] >> mr. gorbachev, -- mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall! >> [applause] >> jamie fly is the president and ceo of radio free europe and radio liberty. he served during the bush administration and the national security council in the office of's national defense. heels decrease from national university and georgetown. he served as the chair for the clements for national security at the university of texas in austin, during the bush administration he served in the state department at the national security council. he holds his degrees from stanford and his undergraduate degree from stanford and his doctorate from yale. jake mcmaster served as -- an in the united states army in which he wrote to lieutenant general. he's the author of the classic work enough chemist dereliction of duty, and last year he published -- a fellow at the hoover institution, general like matt not mcmaster hold an undergraduate degree from the united states military degree and a doctorate from the university of north caro

mr. gorbachev, open this gate. [cheers and applause] mr. gorbachev, mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. [cheers and applause] >> jamie fly is the president and ceo of radio free europe and radio liberty. mr. fly served during the bush administration on the national security council and in the office of the secretary of defense. he holds degrees from american university and george town. serving as the chair at the yuft of texas at austin during the bush administration he served at the state department and at the national security council. he holds his degrees from stanford and his under graduate degree from stanford and his doctorate from yale. hr mcmaster served as national security advise tower president trump and in the united states army in which he rose to lieutenant general. general mcmaster is the author of the classic work on vietnam "dereliction of duty" and last year published "battleground, the fight to defend the free world." a fellow at the hoover institution general mcmaster holds an under graduate degree from the united states military acade

thank you to mr. gates for supporting the legislation. it is not a partisan problem the divide is between those who think corporate contracts can override the constitution of the united states and federal law. those of us who want to stand up for every citizen's right to go to work in dignity free from assault and harassment. i support the legislation very strongly. thank you to these remarkable witnesses for their courage it's amazing to me the two of you are lawyers that reflect the extent of this problem of forced arbitration agreements stuck into these contracts if anybody could catch it it would be lawyers and you are not able to when you speak for hundreds of thousands or millions of women and some men across the country. i yield back. >> thank you mr. chairman. i want to start by saying thank you so much for your testimony and for giving courage to millions of women across the country. i know this is not easy. i'm sorry this is what you have to go through. i am a very proud to lead of the ipad on —- bipartisan forced arbitration

john and edinburgh will. russia is not mentioned than the operational gate written by mr. barrow, but it isn't felt and is implicit. and i said, the elephant in the room, you asked who the enemy is peter. and then there was a very router galindo, the market of fear, requires a steady supply of monsters, an elite when the lack legitimacy at home, the need to fashion a, stella enemy to try and fashion social cohesion. and we're seeing this for the e richest, who's legitimacy is hanging on an a phase right now. and the operational gave written by mr. but out really does bear with them because it is a chilling document. and let me quote from it directly that without going to question the principle of unanimity, it is creatively by activating certain provisions such as constructive abstention or article 44, which allows for the creation of coalitions approved by the european council. what does that mean? that means that this is our policies charter. so any coalition of states or member states with an a, you can take it upon themselves or try to multi deploy without any democratic oversight

. >> host: i always think of reagan at the brandenburg gate when he gave the speech mr. gorbachev tear down this wall and the reason i think of that as it strikes me as a m moment of real leadership ther folks at foggy bottom told him over and over and over again you cannot say that. you must not say that. and he said it. he didn't listen to them even though they tried hard. he simply did it. there were some blowback and then it was over and he's recognized as a hero and a leader in the demons tremble because when you have a leader like that a leader like that can defeat communism and can defeat the evil totalitarianism that was in the soviet empire. seems to me individually pleased to have a class of americans understood that and live like that and that's the reason we are where we are because most people today would say if the folks at foggy bottom say i can't say this i better not say it. what do you think has changed fundamentally and let me say i think it is 50 years of hollywood singing a different song. we don't have john wayne films. we have a different kind of f

well, got things to do mr. chestnut, so... let's talk about the covid vaccine. it's bill gates' dumbest idea ever. he's giving us microchips for free? idiot! a lot of big stories about the vaccine now. let's catch up on all of them in our ongoing setting vaccination nation. when the pandemic first hit in march 2020, most international travel shut down. you guys probably remember canceling summer vacation trips and pretending to be upset that you couldn't go to your cousin's destination wedding in cancun. now that the vaccines are out the world is slowly opening back up again including, as of this morning, america. yeah, that's right. america is open for tourism again, which means come on in, everybody! but, but, but, but -- before you get on that plane, there are some rules. >> the u.s. today will reopen its borders to international visitors as long as they are fully vaccinated. people frommore than 30 countries will be allowed to travel to the u.s. as long as they show proof of vaccination and a recent negative covid test. coronavirus restrictions have kept the

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victoria derbyshire speaking with nick that nick mr ratcliff on friday. the scottish conservative leader, douglas ross, has reported himself forfailing to declare some of his income while serving as an mp. mr ross has apologised for failing to fully record his msp salary and earnings as a football referee in his register of interests at westminster. he has now referred himself to the parliamentary standards watchdog. the snp now accused the conservative msp of being knee—deep in sleaze. and the liberal democrat mp layla moran has apologised for taking part in a paid meeting from her parliamentary office. the lib dem mp said she "deeply regretted" appearing on a zoom call which was organised by a law firm to discuss the detention of political prisoners in saudi arabia last year. according to the register of financial interests for mps, she received 3,000 pounds from the law firm for a0 hours of work. the government's latest coronavirus figures for the uk, show there were more than 38 thousand new infections recorded, show there were more than 38,000 new

. >> i was think of reagan at the brandenburg gate when he gave the famous speech and the line mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. the reason i think of that is it strikes me as a moment of real leadership in that the folks at foggy bottom told and over and over and over again you cannot say that, you must not say that. and he said it. in other words, he didn't listen to them even though they tried very hard and simply did it. there's some blowback and then it's over and then is recognized as a hero and a leader in the demons trouble because when you have a leader like that, a leader like that can defeat communism, can defeat the evil totalitarianism that was in the world of soviet empire. seems to me individually we used to have a class of americans who understood that and to live like that and that the reason where we are is where we are as because most people today i think would say if the folks at foggy bottom say i can't say this, i better not say it. what do you think has changed fundamentally? i guess let me say, i think it is the 50 years of hollywood singing a different so

with the great determination and initiative from ranger borrows, mr. kenneth horton has been placed into temporary housing and in line for permanent senior housing when it becomes available. although this was a team effort mr. horton to find suitable housing and health care. walking mr. burton through all the steps needed to get the proper identification, residential application and job application. again, this is a process that ranger burrows started and completed in her short tenure. ranger borrows was also able to secure housing for 15 plus people not just in golden gate park, but city wide. not just from golden gate park. we're not housing people in golden gate park. she's committed herself to helping anyone that she can communicate with and is willing to accept her offers of help or service. and then i had pictures. i just wanted to say that that's going of rec and park staff. with that, the final note that i want to make and it's a sad one is that we lost two big park supporters involved in the botanical garden year after year and nancy hellman b

. >> i always think of reagan at the brandenburg gate when he gave the famous speech and line, mr. gorbachev turned on the swell for the reason i think about that is the moment of real leadership in that the folks told him over, and over, and over again you cannot say that. you must not say that. and he said it. in other words he didn't listen to them even though they tried very hard. he simply did it. there was some blowback and then it'sn over. and then he's recognized as a hero and the demons tremble because when you have a leader like that, a leader like that can defeat communism. can defeat the evil totalitarianism that in the world of the soviet empire. it seems to me, individually have a class of americans who understood that and lives like that. the reason we are where we are is because most people today i think would say the folks that i can't say't i better not say it. whatat do you think has changed fundamentally? i guess, let me say, i think it is 50 years of hollywood singing a different song. we do not have a john wayne film. we have a different kind of film that exul

. >> i always think of reagan at the gate when he gave the famous speech and of the line mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. the reason i think of that is it strikes me of the moment in real leadership in that the folks at a soggy bottom told him over and over andnd over again you cannot say that. you must not say that. and he said it. in other words, he didn't listen to them, even though they tried very hard. he simply did it. there was some blowback, and then it's over and he is recognized as a i hero and a leader and the demons tremble because when you have a leader like that, a leader like that can defeat communism, can defeat the evil totalitarianism that was in the world, the soviet empire. it seems to me that individually, we used to have a class of americans who understood that and the reason we are where we are is because most people today i think what d say well if the folks at foggy bottom say i can't say this, i better not say it -- what do you think has changed fundamentally? and i guess let me say i think it is the 50 years of hollywood singing a different song.

that -- the debunked italy-gate theory. the public interest legal foundation had a director, mr. eastman, cranking out his memo for president trump how to overturn the election. the judicial crisis network is the same thing from a corporate standpoint as something called the honest elections project which was bringing a fanciful case in pennsylvania regarding election fraud. they were funding the republican attorney general's association, making row bow calls to get people to come to the riot. i don't know what's going on behind all of that. but i'm hoping that the due diligence of the fbi is being deployed not just to the characters who trespassed in the capitol that day and who engaged in violence acts, but that you are taking the look you would properly take at any case involving players behind the scenes, funders of the enterprise and so forth in this matter as well. there has been no decision to say we are limiting this case just to the people in the building that day, we are not going to take a serious look at anybody

we have people like mr. ouchi -- mr. fauci lied about it in congress several times. make millions of dollars. and we got a guy named gates who tells us host:host: -- ok, robert. we are going to have to cut it. thanks for calling and this money. we want to let you know that it in them, there is a memorial service for colin powell, retired army general, former secretary of state. it will be held at the washington national cathedral. it will be live on c-span two, online at c-span.org or you can watch full coverage on c-span now. robert brought up dr. fauci. i'm going to read this piece in the washington times. he was the trade negotiator -- peter was a trade negotiator for pete -- for donald trump. he has a new book out. this was taken from the new book. a little bit of reading, but stick with me. dr. fauci's lie of omission. dr. fauci's big lie of omission may be traced to january 2000 20. as i documented my new book, three days after my first of many showdowns with dr. fauci. january 28, i had gone to the iconic white house situation room on behalf of president trump

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. >> [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. in 2014 my constituent's 3-year-old son was killed by an unsafe trailer. every year -- [inaudible] and now government is abolishing that test. unleashing thousands of untrained, untested, unsafe drivers onto our roads. why is the government with breaking its poms to grieving families -- promise to grieving families to make our roads safer? >> prime minister. >> i thank her very much for raising with me, and i'm very sorry to hear about tragic circumstances of freddie's death. and what we wanted to do is to free up licensing time to get more people qualified for drivers, but that a cannot compromise road safety as she rightly said, so we will, we will review the the legislation and its consequences and regulatory -- [inaudible] >> thank you, speaker. on the 5th of december, lincoln will be hosting its famous -- [inaudible] not to invite my if honorable friend, the prime minister, and speaker and all of my colleagues for the events to enjoy the weekend at the facility. however -- [inaud

by the way, mr. president, the u.s. is trailing china, india and the uk. we're not leading the world in growth. your final word, kevin hassett. >> you know joe biden has been asleep at the wheel and asleep at the conference and i think the american people are tired of it. they're looking for people to work together and pursue sound policies and i don't think you will get that out of the democratic party because they're basically captured by the drift, sadly. elizabeth: the drift. which is your book, kevin hassett. everybody buy it. a great writer and great thinker. kevin hassett good to have you on. elizabeth: we have a new grass root movement of multiracial school board parents, that will upend the midterms and 50 states on the move, democrats, we're staying on this, they're so out of touch what parents are dealing with and what american families are dealing with. parent say absolutely teach the history of racism to learn from it. don't divide students and children based on race. up next congressman brad wenstrup of the house gop caucus vaccine mandate ma

i mean, we're seeing video of the entrance gates being overrun. the metal detectors destroyed. security guards overwhelmed. this is that video on our viewers' screens. who are you going to hold accountable for this? was that breach of the entrance gates not a warning of what might happen later? >> that was an initial breach that morning, that breach was fixed. this is the third time that the astroworld fest has taken place in the city of houston. on this particular -- for this particular concert, the security was beefed up. we had over 500 houston police officers at that event. in addition, the private security, there were over 700 private security, significantly more than what existed in 2019. but look, we owe it to every single concertgoer to do everything, all of those, all of the stakeholders, to do everything that we can to make sure that this is a safe venue for those who come, regardless of their ages. this is a concert. there are certain things you should anticipate. and so we owe it to each and every one of them to make sure that this setting is as safe as possible. th

the vehicle license check and found that one of the vehicles leaving the garage was associated with mr. fayed and goldfinger. >> mr. fayed's business. >> yes. >> detectives traced that red suzuki suv to an avis rental car the car was leased by goldfinger. jim fayed's company. one of jim's nephews had recently relocated to california and had driven the car for about a month until just a few days before the murder. after that, the car was in the care of the fayeds'ranch hand, a man named josÉ moya. >> investigators say it was moya who was behind the wheel, but on the tape there seemed to be three people in the vehicle. who were they? a month later josÉ moya was arrested and charged with pam's he pleaded not guilty. it turns out josÉ moya knew pam. not only did he work on their ranch, he even had his own living quarters on the property. moya knew about the fayeds'gold. he knew where they stored it. he was trusted to transport the gold back and forth from the business to the home in moorepark. >> how well did you know josÉ moya? >> i knew him pretty well. he was actually -- he was a re

experience most of you have of of all love the people's and have a lot of have a lot of few minutes in mr. mayor the san francisco play lawn bowling is in golden gate park we're sharing meadow for more information about the club including free lessons log >> thank you. at this time i like to call the november 1 meeting of the redistricting task force to order. by way of introduction, i am the committee chair arnold townsend. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> clerk: the minutes will reflect that task force members participated in this meeting remotely through video conference. the task force recognizes that public access the city services is essential and advise public participation in the following ways. first public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. your opportunity to speak are available via phone by calling

what the kremlin's goal was in 2016 or how much it accomplished, the shifrng /* shenko indictment, mrs. clinton's campaign carries own russian baggage and that gets closer to their door step and i don't think they can ark void talking about it. >> bill: who was in cahoots with moscow in the end? we have 36 minutes now past the hour. >> dana: it looked like dictator was on the way out after atrocities against his own people. years later, bashar is regaining, what will the biden administration do about that? plus dire warning from black lives matter -- says about that. >> it will be riots, there will be fire and there will be bloodshed. this is a va mortgage rate watch from newday usa. while national mortgage rates are starting to climb, newday is holding the line at two and a quarter percent, 2.48 apr. so every veteran home owner can save. veteran homeowners, newday usa is holding the line on interest rates. the newday two and a quarter refi is the lowest in their history. two and quarter percent, just 2.48 apr. save thousands a year. here comes the interception. oh...sh -shawn? yes. th

>> commissioner: i forgot to ask you to do that, mr. clerk. please do. >> clerk: item 3, a hearing to discuss the parks alliance with the focus on renewing the gate park 150th anniversary agreement between sf parks alliance and recreation and park department, to determine whether the terms of this agreement have been incorrectly categorized as a permit when they substantially resemble a contract, which has different public oversight and approval processes; and members who want to provide comment call the number, 1-415-655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 2496 330 1479. after you've entered the meeting i.d. dial the pound symbol twice to connect to the meeting and star followed by 3 to be entered into the queue to speak. >> commissioner: thank you, mr. clerk. vice chair chan. >> thank you, chair preston. colleagues, i appreciate you joining me for this hearing today. this is a topic that i have discussed at our board meeting and full board meeting earlier this year and i introduced this hearing and requested a budget and legislative analyst report on

mr. administrator, about the purpose of this hearing. it is to find out whether you are upholding the spirit and the letter of this law. while not the only thing we need to do, the law that we implemented was a clear course correction. it said that we needed to have a stronger f.a.a. oversight. the people in place to do that job. and to hold manufacturers accountable. directing the f.a.a. and making sure that job has done is critical. while i know your communication to the committee in your written testimony talks about a lot of the actions and requirements that were in the law, we also know that there's more to be done. i want to say i'm very appreciative of ian juan at the boeing aviation oversight office who on may 13 issued a letter basically slowing down the 777-x so more information could be provided, needed to be provided on the oversight of that plane. i firmly believe that engineers on the ground know their job. what's not clear to me is whether people are listening to them and w

>> commissioner: i forgot to ask you to do that, mr. clerk. please do. >> clerk: item 3, a hearing to discuss the parks alliance with the focus on renewing the gate park 150th anniversary agreement between sf parks alliance and recreation and park department, to determine whether the terms of this agreement have been incorrectly categorized as a permit when they substantially resemble a contract, which has different public oversight and approval processes; and members who want to provide comment call the number, 1-415-655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 2496 330 1479. after you've entered the meeting i.d. dial the pound symbol twice to connect to the meeting and star followed by 3 to be entered into the queue to speak. >> commissioner: thank you, mr. clerk. vice chair chan. >> thank you, chair preston. colleagues, i appreciate you joining me for this hearing today. this is a topic that i have discussed at our board meeting and full board meeting earlier this year and i introduced this hearing and requested a budget and legislative analyst report on

was trying to understand in relation to kind of the protection for the homeowners and this is kind of mr. star and ms. maloy is how you see the different ways that the proposed sb9 local implementation work for local homeowners, maybe you can just walk through that and is out the gate. >> understand that better. >> sure, i think our intention here was to create a path that made it easier for the homeowners what would like to develop the property and continue to live on that property to make it easier through whatever means we have available than it would be for that homeowners to sell to a develop may demolish with the resources so sb9, does have, we borrowed this from sb9 and it has a requirement that in order to utilize the lots at peck of e you take your single family and and create aid plot or two units and they have a homeowner requirement and you sign an affidavit of intent for three years from construction and also that you been there for years prior. we took a -- evaluation and trying to do anything that we have within our capabilities and to make it easier for that and versus se