idaho and missouri, both conservative states. they unanimously ruled that you should not be putting people back in jail because they are poor and can't afford to pay their fines and fees. we start to fix that problem. we saw a lot of the criminal justice problems. we saved taxpayers money all over the country. we give an opportunity to address the underlying economic problems, talked about by the caller from alabama. is that we don't immediately let people out of jail, having destroyed their ability to possibly climb out of poverty, because the moment they get out of jail, we give them some debt that will be impossible for them to pay off. we have to break the cycle where four people are tethered to the court system for years, for decades, simply because they can't afford to buy their freedom. host: our guest, tony messenger, his book is "profit and punishment" how

this program investigates the alleged torture of missouri dicey by the usa, the author of don't forget us here. lost and found at guantanamo was swept up by us linked warlords and the cia in afghanistan. 18 year old missouri became detainee 441, and was held at guantanamo for 14 years without charge you a discretion was advised to so may be disturbed by us treatment of prisoners discussed in this interview. and for a daffy joins me now. from belgrade in sylvia. man, so welcome to going under ground. i suppose we better stop given the, i know from my lawyers that people watch this show in guantanamo bay, torture camp, prison, whatever. it's called a 1st a message i suppose from you to the people still in there. yeah. first of all, thank you for how are you today and is the 2nd time actually actually are to you one of their favorites. you're not going to know because it's just the other side of the wall. and before i start, i would like to send them a say a message or my brother at guantanamo de la, brought chair to hassan, too hot it to where had everyone. i shall assume you will. he wi

missouri's junior senator josh hawley and all of missouri's republican house members voted against the bill. joining us now is lukas coons a former u.s. marine captain who served two tours of duty in afghanistan, is now a democratic candidate for senate in missouri. running for that senate seat that will be vacated by retiring republican senator roy blunt. thank you very much for joining us, we really appreciate it. >> hey, thanks for having me. it's great to be back, i really enjoy it. >> well it sounds like one thing you and senator ones agree on is the need for this infrastructure law that joe biden was explaining to your state today. >> yeah, we absolutely need to invest here in america. it has been one of the themes in my campaign, we have talked about it before, but i have been overseas, i have been in iraq and afghanistan. i watch to spend 6.4 trillion dollars there was -- everyone squabble over every single nickel that we are talking about spending here it was pretty painful for me. most of us joined the service to serve the we grew up in and we went overseas watch to spend all

missouri's junior senator, josh hawley, and all of missouri's republican house members voted against the bill. joining us now is lucas koontz, a former u.s. marine captain, who served two tours of duty. he's a democratic candidate running for the senate seat that will be vacated by retiring senator roy blunt. thanks for joining us tonight. >> it's great to be back. i really enjoy it. >> one thing you and senator blunt agree on is the need for the infrastructure law that joe biden was explaining to your state today. >> yeah, we absolutely need to invest here in america, and you know it's been -- it's one of the themes of my campaign. we have talked about it before, but, you know, i have been overseas, i have been in iraq and afghanistan. i watched us spend $6.4 trillion over there for basically nothing. and then to see everyone just squabble over every single nickel that we're talking about spending here was pretty painful for me. you know, most of us joined the service to serve the communities we grew up in and for many of us, we went overseas, watched us spend all of this money over

serving as a recruiter bringing more missouri guys into the regiment into the army. they came to the big meeting where they were going to be electing officers and senior noncommissioned officers and so forth, he thought his previous service as he had a dual role, he was not only the batteries radar so to speak but he was also a swing driver with one of the guns, sling driver being hauled by lumbar. you have six horses running two, two and two. each set of two horses has a writer on it to help direct their actions and the most complex of the three writer positions was on the center pair of horses and that's what he did. here's very proficient as it was not only a clerk but he had a gun he is assigned to, i think there was a kitty coming up for a look, fascias. she wants to see what's happening. she hears this stuff all the time. as a camera here so she's heading out there. lost interest. [laughter] his canteen. every regiment had a canteen where you could get, it was a dry state. all kinds of stuff. paper for writing letters home, just about anything your average sold

today we will travel to missouri at the turn of the century to explore truman's formative years. after watching truman and with the introduction film which was brilliantly detailed in the first episode in the whistle stop series, so to explore the origins of the very first thing that prepared him for the presidency. and with that hands-on interactive in the first room the gallery was idea to the construction of a strong foundation to lead in the presidency in this first life experience and personal relationships this includes when those that left a lasting impression on truman. so for today's journey we have a very special conductor is me. in addition to hosting whistle stop for the truman library institute for the nationally recognized renovation of the truman library and i am honored to be your conductor so i will take your tickets and let's get the locomotive rolling. although truman was a last of nine presidents not have a college degree and the only one of the 20th century he was far from uneducated at an early age he was an avid reader and would be throughout the rest of hi

louis, missouri. so all that's missing that you see right there, it's supposed to be a length of a football field. that was knocked down last night. the roof ripped off of that building right there, and what you see here is pretty much the only thing standing because on the other side we're told it's even worse. you can see through some of the building that's still standing are right here. we do have two confirmed fatalities, that's absolutely heartbreaking news. several other people were injured to varying degrees whether they were just checked out here on the scene or flown to the hospital in the st. louis area for more extensive medical coverage right there. so people are still trying to figure out exactly who's missing and those folks who are still unknown. it's hard because some folks did leave on their own accord. they're guesstimating roughly 50 people were in the building at the time. we're going it hear from one amazon employee right now. >> the front corners of the building was still intact.

and in the midst of the missouri debates, what would become the missouri compromise, in the midst of these debates, he also suffered a debilitating illness. he took to his bed for about a week. he was quite shaken by the illness. he had never really felt anything like that before. he had sensations of paralysis in his arms, tingling in his head and in his face, it really alarmed him that he was experiencing such in many ways devastating physical symptoms. so the missouri crisis had been demoralizing to him politically. he had a serious illness. he was also broke. his financial difficulties were coming out into the open, at least with respect to his family. and leticia wanted him home. so he retired. in 1821, at the age of 31, he went home to virginia, telling people that he would have no more of national politics. now, retirement for politicians in the early 19th century, especially for southern politicians, was itself a political act. it allowed politicians to portray themselves as disinterested statesmen who could just walk off the political stage any time they saw fit, their princ

today we will travel to missouri at the turn of the century to explore truman's formative years. after watching truman and with the introduction film which was brilliantly detailed in the first episode in the whistle stop series, so to explore the origins of the very first thing that prepared him for the presidency. and with that hands-on interactive in the first room th i through the reconstruction was made on to succeed in the presidency in the background, and diverse experiences and of course personal relationship and this includes it. [inaudible]. is one of the things that this was untrue minute and now today's journey we have a very special conductor, it is me and rather self and through this incident i would probably internationally recognized that country and am honored to be your conductor today so is a list and we will get to the locomotive going although truman was for l the last of the nine prisons who he did not had a degree in an early age and tenderly and she was an avid reader and fromrl the bible, and history, and poetry, and once they said the truman was a great

so he do a company in missouri to hang out as a hobby, and they are a little money and he had it. danny mechanical been up for home. but at the map that she jumped was or been amounted number one feet that he called out of that little may danny below, bill pay done. and the bad if we knew we had to look, we should because i fact when we knew mother min amphlett law firm working the top of hazard in the email i'm gonna throw nessie and the b b. know it's a little faster at them. honestly not our burn them. so with that other law, so i and i will, i can have dilemma them. they stop to be a she won't, has as and him as he said, officer pays law the holiday plan or not between for mr. had this family and it's an ideal need. the said one little thing to them on that and, and, and he wanted lucky and that a layer for me is with an unlikely that others said, are you not in the scene? oh no, you haven't understood either. i can better has a mother cannot learn the lessons and melody said, and the, and the bessie than not to be grandmother to. so he didn't wanna assess for the my guess the

interestingly enough you note on his collar has the ml for missouri. that is when he was in the missouri guard. and here he is a lieutenant. he had not actually been mustered into federal service at this time. and also if you look down at the bottom of the card on the left, you'll see it mentions he is already served six years and battery be in the missouri national guard. and really most people have no clue about that or for example that after the war after a brief period with no direct association with the army he went back in. most officers, especially if they had much of a rank are being regressed, they were regressed back to the pre-war ranks. he was thought of at that time again this is not very well known as somewhat of a hot property and they brought him back in as a major will people like patton, george marshall and so forth were getting brought back and rank. they brought him back in. kind of as a consolation prize for him not getting a metal during a series of actions where he saved a very, very considerable number of lives of missouri and k

press corps on the train trip to missouri. i think no commenting is a splendid expression, he told reporters who asked what he would say in fulton. i'm using it again and again. throughout his life churchilled had a craved the -- churchilled had craved the world stage ors and here he was once again drawn to the fire of controversy that his words were sure to bring. this was the moment he'd waited for to voice his ominous warning about the threat of communism in europe. churchill had always possessed an uncanny premonition of history. his rich oratory often inspired a broad range of reactions. his moment in fulton would be no different. everyone anticipated controversy. churchill did not disappoint. >> -- in the baltic to -- in the adriatic an iron curtain has descended across the curtain. behind that line lies all the capitals of the asian states of central and eastern europe. warsaw, berlin, prague, vienna, budapest, belgrade, bucharest, all these famous cities and the populations around them lie in what i must call the sovie

it was at the shift of all fuckin, missouri, jani at martha, rob, i thought i saw it. come on fina i need or can or paula, they had, they don't have a debit. that'll come on the bottle bullshit, emailed her the she can cc labels off going on and on the starboard canal, the found hoko missouri yet to death, a 100 huck. oh, i'm sorry. i've had them away. shut it off with me. i've been a bit of a house with a judge. i wouldn't have left buddy lamont to let you know go now i'm in a nevada with him about that info and have that as well. so he's on a danny. hi. sorry about him. about how many to list with command on it, but no, i'm always up on the bar a sort of help me out with ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess of the world of politics, sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm hm. all ah, nissan says and i am ah, a a, a the a palace mine a mean. just gotten a static my father had the i had had enough. i've got i'm, he's got me in the background and how be in the bud, ester mcmullin and happy in or, oh, you bach, a

and i'm the started the canal the found hoko, missouri yet to defend huck. oh, i'm sorry. i've had them shut it off and i'm with i've been a house with a judge. i wouldn't have left buddy. i'm on the west. no, no, no, no, no. i'm a nevada with him about that info on that as well. so he's on a danny jonathan. hi. so i see him about how many to list with office they've come on it. i know i'm always out on the bus on a saturday to help me out with ah ah ah ah said be noted that we are in the us dollar going up at the same time and other currencies around the world falling and entering into hyde park place during collapse, that's my design to us by supporting bankrupt companies like brooks can buy some boring stock by bags and crowds like warren buffett. they are driving the world to global. com, like which is unconscionable because you know, just because bill gates wants to make a few more $1000000.00. we're going to go to war the rest of the world. it's so sad been this is america today. ah penny arm says and i work with a a a the a palace mine a mean just gotten a static my

the senator from missouri, first and by the pendergast machine. and some other senators refuse to recognize him as a senator. and even some senior staffers said, we will hear about gangsters. and he was elected in his own right to be the senator from missouri. and chosen by franklin roosevelt, not at all his first, second or possibly even third choice. but harry truman had supported roosevelt's so-called court packing plan. and that was the end of the day litmus test. and said, if everyone can get along with senator truman, he can be on the ticket because he did not oppose my judicial reforms. and truman, when he becomes president, so suddenly, uses this first nomination as a chance to seek some political unity, not just in washington but in america as a whole. because americans then were allowed to openly say, there should be a republican or democratic nominee to the court. >> one of the things i really looked about the book is the truman court story, it's great. but there's also these bits of history dropped in. sometimes relevant, sometimes sid

so that gives you how show leo, missouri a year or so via the obama shows a year with them to set aside. well. so we found to be on the show the anesthesia on, cuz i feel a you can hear me. diamond out of letting you know what we run with a live with a either with a high level feel any with when there was a nicotine, stephanie already on the called what it does, i don't do it. i look, but still with that article that a for the something that almost a decade. yeah. well, yellow, a town and must met banassi la has jo, physician a yeah, [000:00:00;00] a lot of them are going to be the only one that had been a put up she one union with a data ma, give me a shout. if we'd be dropped. can i help you with your model? them a lot to both of us to be another bottle too much from like the excel sheet on when i'm thought about what my video. so a, sorry, sorry you said a few comments with i'm told fan lives in that. that is, how does she any so called so a how does she only saw a consensus that we talked about was just so i know and i've been bent portal and he said that my think self. a lot of i s

in 25 for i have election of my own in the state of missouri help the state of missouri will have a for another six years in the senate. we'll get there in 2024. >> and for sure that's all the time we have left for events today. thank you so much for joining us document stories and on sundays book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books. funding for cspan2 consume these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? >> know it's way more than that. >> comcast is with the thousand committee centers have wi-fi enabled. from low income families can get what they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast along with these television companies support cspan2 as a public service. >> presents recorded conversations and will in office. the new podcast, presidents recording her. >> focus on the presidency of lyndon johnson you'll hear about the 1964 civil rights act, the 1964 presidential campaign, not ever knew they're being recorded. >> certainly johnson secretary there transcribing many of those conversations can be through an open door betw

at one point, in pope's command, i want to share you with you, pope takes command of the missouri. he is in command of 41,000 men and has the largest geographic command in the united states. is this someone who star has fallen? in march of 1865, he asked for the department of arkansas to his command, and with that, pope is now in command of half the size of the united states in march of 1865. has he truly fallen so far from grace? his command stretches from the red river to the humboldt mountains of nevada. pope has lived a very long life and dedicated a large majority of it to service of this country. he will finally retire from the military in 1856. his wife had passed away and he rarely left the house after that. but in september, of 1892, he went to send dusky ohio, to visit with his brother-in-law, manning force, who is then the commandant of the ohio soldiers and sailors hub. after dinner, when evening, pope passed away in his sleep. the onsite surgeon said that the cause of death was a breakdown of his nervous system. letting loose all the vital force, which has been properl

at one point as the missouri crisis over the missouri debates are occupying a more acrimonious place in politics he was amazed and told curtis he was a maze men were speaking of the union with perfect nonchalance. breaking up the union rather than taking slavery out of missouri. tyler found all of this quite demoralizing. in the midst of the debates will be the compromise also suffered a debilitating illness. it took to his bed for about a week. he was quite shaken never had felt anything like that before he had sensations of paralysis in his arms a tingling in his head and face. really alarmed him he was experiencing devastating physical symptoms. the missouri crisis had been demoralizing to him politically you had a serious illness he was also broke his financial difficulties were coming out into the open and least in respecting his family. and leticia wanted him home. so he retired 1821 he went home to virginia, telling people he would have no more of national politics. now at retirement for politicians and the early century, especially for southern politicians was itself a politi

strickland, now 62, was released from a prison in missouri last week. he's received more than a million dollars in donations to a trust fund set up by the midwest innocence project. he's now planning to visit his daughter, who was only seven weeks old when he was arrested. in his first network interview since his release strickland tells cbs's erin moriarty he's racing to make up for lost time. >> i need to get going. i've got things to do. it's time to go. >> do you feel like you've gotten a sec chond chance, you' got to fill it up to make up for everything you've lost? >> yes. they tell me to take it one step at a time, to slow down. but they didn't miss 43. i did. so i've got to go. >> strickland also shaved of off the beard he'd promised to remove as a free man. >>> tonight major league baseball is in a deep winter freeze. for the first time in 26 years team owners today imposed a lockout on players. the league's collective bargaining agreement with players expired overnigt. until the new deal's hammered out, teams won't be able to sign or trade pla

by the end of 1861, after a minor action, at blackwater missouri, he is continue to rise in notoriety. among staff and other officers at the department and washington d.c.. with his latest victory at blackwater, he now has proof to back up his claims of his reputation, of how good he is as a commanding officer. and he is going to utilize something he hasn't done yet by the end of 1861. he's going to utilize the press. and it will bring more attention to him and more bragged he show -- the more the press plays in how good an officer he is. and it starts to work. attention is beginning to drop to him. all that attention will focus on replacing john c fremont. and who to replace him? that attention is going to be coming from major general henry w alec. or even moreas pope is slowly by rising through the ranks, his stars on the rise. setting him up for an even more drastic followed less than a year later as the historical narrative of the last 159 years would argue. pope himself is a very interesting fellow. i'll give you some of the adjectives that would describe general pope as a person

he had a man in a little missouri eagle and a gun. he hadn't long with money in the and the women becky had had you. but what and hannibal as a man? is he a fitness, fitness law out of ear? fitness and death differs alicia from afar. does it mother, ma'am hubbard, machine will him with tea? and the queen lamar is out of he, sophia, what had a little did he that, that if i had a b t a laugh. hello la. monica murray. the little mother and philosophers ready in am, am ready now for lord am and pen our heads missing. a sudden a fun knock, fur fur. i mean al movie for, for to zillow kind of, famine. they cumbersome. wooden commodity, madeline, so community out of short for saddle. her, my, there is a cover, were maneuver yet this had been a colleen, homely, been a doing lamina with the that eat. i missed marquez been headed up there any other time? any kinda one by the way, that facility mean that i'm sick to me if come enough along what that mean mother after that he can. and even that meant that a savvy when this is necessary, that i liv

and then he was elected in his own right and strongly reelected to be the senator from missouri. and chosen by the first, second and possibly even his third choice. but harry truman had supported he had supported roosevelt's court packing plan. that was famous. everyone can get along with senator truman, he can be on the ticket because he did not oppose my judicial reforms. in truman becomes a president suddenly. uses this first nomination as a chance to seek some political unity. not just in washington but america as a whole. because americans then were led to openly say there should be a republican or democrat nominee to the court. >> one of the things i really liked about the book is a truman court story is great. there's also these little bits of history that are dropped in. sometimes relevant, sometimes sidebars. just how much has changed and how much hasn't changed. and one of the things that comes to mind, you write in the book truman and burton shared a belief the government should protect americans from subversive threats. even at the expense of their individual libertie

cleaver of missouri, i inform the house that mr. cleaver will vote yes on h.r. 5290678 -- h.r. 5290. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 418 and the noes are 9. the rules are success penned and the bill is passed and without objection. pursuant to clause 8, rule 20, the unfinished is the vote on the motion from mr. scott to pass h.r. 5649. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: h.r. 5609 a bill to amend the agricultural marketing act to establish a contract. the speaker pro tempore: will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] >> smed r as the member designated by mr. swalwell, i inform the house that mr. swalwell will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose d

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by the end of 1861 after a minor action of blackwater missouri, pope continuing to rising notoriety amongst staff and other officers in his apartment as well as washington d.c. his latest victory, blackwater has proof to back up his claims of reputation of how good he is as commanding officer and he's going to utilize something he hasn't done yet by the end of 1861, he's going to utilize the press pretty going to bring more attention to him and press plays into how good he is, the more he makes the claims of brilliant officers beginning to work because attention is being drawn to him. all about attention will focus on replacing john fremont. to replace him? another henry w as pope is slowly but surely rising through the ranks, stars on the rise setting him up for even more drastic all less than a year later as historical narrative of the last 159 years would argue, pope himself is a very interesting fellow. i'll give you some adjectives to describe general pope as a person in 1861. rough, bombastic, foulmouthed, direct speech, decisive action, blunt, despondent and silenced. a native of ohi

so i have even a few women, there's not much of blood in missouri. elliana looks quite a few time slot and that's after fled the librium of them, but that the over mrs. bottle aziz fuel for any of them. i kind of conway. i chose the flu shot on them just mac and have them contact properly. daniel, individual and i tried this on me. them might be a high level of the had i have been called down. it must be allowed with them. bob name, a level of the level what the the last 2 months left on his policy at wiley because you know into a half but i will beloved over hello still a community can shayla had come on after she got a new job and possible costs with you have a long, i'm good to show where you live here on the head of the know by sure. just look and my job the booth natural, the next week. but salvage my had schafer and this one a letter, how 101 list on the lot we love one another one. when you got to a phase though, what i do have a lot allow, hama, ah, says that would that be a millionaire amendment. abilene high husband. they have all of us, but they're not that big of an advanta

this is in missouri and actually arrested some of the wives and girlfriends and imprisoned them in kansas city and ran for president in august of 1863, and collapsed. several of the women dry and invite braided and the guerrilla are furious, they had a code of conduct and they are furious they died in the present. and after the prounion in lawrence, kansas. so in august 21st, 1863, he needs 450 raiders on the campus near trying to take over the city and think about what i said about what makes this appropriate warfare. at least 183 people were dead and they would into people's homes and kidnap them and put them out of the street and shot them in front of their family so they are doing acts of kidnapping and murder and setting houses on fire rated in the way back to missouri river, back to safety printed they will respond with hardware tactics and we will talk more about that next time and so like the u.s. military if they thought anybody was aiding and abetting in a day two, they set in a blaze along the missouri river. so we see the warfare of the u.s. often respond in kind, very aggress

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louis, missouri. as you take a closer look, there have been two confirmed dead here overnight as search and rescue efforts continue. 30 were taken away and back with loved ones. one person was injured badly. they were flown to the area hospital to get further treatment. it is still very much an active situation and scene here. we know the facility loads up the amazon trucks to be out to deliver to folks for people who ordered items here. there is not too much product inside. according to one worker we have spoken with this morning. there were people inside the building and search and rescue crews are still searching for people in the building. we spoke with first responders who said this effort to last several days. the edwardsville mayor says the governor of illinois reached out to offer support. the mayor says thoughts and prayers continue to reignite. i'll send it back to the student studio. >> rhyan, is this an isolated pocket of tornado damage or around everywhere in edwardsville? >> reporter: th

this is a little demo boiler, missouri new. lowball them is not let them. i don't look for a year when i eatable doctor. i had him a slight i should say far disorder job, i'm sorry you were there any medical hob ged and dental hygiene c store yellowish more of them had both of us not going to be a big issue with a book to go to the article here so you wish you would do it the hail, i'll only help us when she was a she was lord you the one who was going to lead a live love it or do you have no idea do would be are there? i don't go to do the best. i've either cash. read the book, a shipment on a do you i will go brush over a quarter. yeah, i don't know. what are the general manager that i did know, well, i don't know what was going beyond. i most have a good a or with a a yes it is, i mean one, again, it's a good, a mentor, i'm sure manual in salt lake automobile. so supply them which will result in a hand with a with a ah, the in her who in there to ah, learn a lot of the install to live with for by mission them in the last in all the still own mother norma

you have given the fabled blow to the rebellion in missouri. improved yourself -- of the brave army of the west. pope will continue to make his next advance towards island number 10, forcing its surrender on april the 7th. officially opening the mississippi river as far as memphis. people receive credit that his campaign was a bloodless victory. he would claim 7000 prisoners, that captured general -- 123 pieces of heavy artillery. 35 pieces of field artillery -- and the total loss for popes men during the entirety of this campaign -- was 32 man. he would later report that his own success that he had produced delighted him with profound satisfaction. so, everyone is heaping praise on jon pope for these early actions in 1862. and pope will once again rely on what he did, following that small victory and block, water that missouri, -- he will utilize the victory and the meteor coverage thereof to resume his petition to his benefactor's and the state of illinois for a regular army promotion. pope will write, to those benefactor,'s he says, you will