jim adams, horticulture manager from the united states botanical gardens. and jim mcdaniel, secretary for the white house historical association board of directors and a former liaison for the white house and national park service. like our previous panel, we will hear three short presentations and then our panelists will return to the stage for a conversation moderated by dr. pell. we will leave time at the end for open questions with the audience. so please join me in welcoming our speakers. [applause] >> thanks so much. it's an honor to be here today to speak with you all about white house gardens. i won't pretend that -- both jims worked at the white house. i will open it up at the end for the are questions because i feel like it's a unique opportunity for you to ask questions of people who worked on the white house gardens and maintained them. so we are the last panel of the day. we will finish all of the discussion on white house gardens by talking about gardens that have been established but modified since the kennedy administration. so from the john

jim adams, horticulture manager from the united states botanical gardens. and jim mcdaniel, secretary for the white house historical association board of directors and a former liaison for the white house and national park service. like our previous panel, we will hear three short presentations and then our panelists will return to the stage for a conversation moderated by dr. pell. we will leave time at the end for open questions with the audience. so please join me in welcoming our speakers. [applause] >> thanks so much. it's an honor to be here today to speak with you all about white house gardens. i won't pretend that -- both jims worked at the white house. i will open it up at the end for the are questions because i feel like it's a unique opportunity for you to ask questions of people who worked on the white house gardens and maintained them. so we are the last panel of the day. we will finish all of the discussion on white house gardens by talking about gardens that have been established but modified since the kennedy administration. so from the john

"ohh no, no jim! it was adam!" he said "i knew it was one of them cartwrights!" - [laughs in unison] - [male customer #6]: y'all have a good one. - [male customer #7]: how are you this morning michael? - [mike]: sir, i'm doing great. i have no complaints. - [male customer #7]: well that's good. - same here. - [char]: i just uh.. it's called a smart phone. too dang'on smart for me.[laughs] - [female]: well how are you char? - [char]: well, i heard her that you asked about me and i told your husband i was gone call you antell you good morning. - [female]: hello? - [char]: hello? is dang'on phone makes me angry. - [female]: hello? see. can you hear me now? - [char]: there it goes dialin' again.. i don't know who it's dialing this time. - [char's son]: yeah pop? - [char]: i'm sorry son, i've got the wrong number. i'll talk to you later. - [char's son]: ohh, that's all right, that's alright. - [char]: yeah, can you hear me? it was my phone, not yours. - [woman on phone, inaudible] - [char]: well actually angie, i am doing great compared to three months ago when they p

mike wilson might be right in the relatively short term and adam and jim and i might be right long term on individual companies producing decent earnings. >> that's why it is so hard as weiss so honestly says maybe i'm the wrong guy to ask when things are going to turn. you know, i don't always pick the right spot took me a long time after bearish in '08 in '09 and missed a lot. there are other calls that the worst at least for now is behind us, dr. j. the reason i bring this up, monday he is the one said you'll get 8 to 10% rally in the s&p 500 in may, whole thing will happen in may, then the longer term i don't know what's going to happen. we go into recession, maybe so but at least in near term there are opportunities to take advantage of dislocations in the market >> you believe in that >> i thought you were going to play that with eric. i'm sorry. >> we can play it. let's do that. thank you. let's play it, we'll talk on the other side >> people are nervous about fed speakers cpi wednesday. after that, the catalyst calendar after next wednesday for the rest of may is light earnings

. >> the delegation also consider the representatives gregory meet, jim mcgovern, jason crow, and adam schiff. other representatives are listed as part of the delegation. however, they did not travel to kyiv and instead remained in poland, where the full delegation is having meetings with the polish president. poland is also in the news this morning after reaching a deal with slovakia, and which slovakia is sending his fleet of war planes to ukraine. and, while waiting on moderna replacement jets, poland would patrol slovakia's skies with its fleet of as 16. they also recently sent their soviet era defense system to ukraine. a deal between poland and the u.s. to get poland's fleet of soviet air war planes to ukraine fell apart several weeks ago. neither side wanted to be seen sending the planes directly to ukraine for fear of rattling russia, something that slovakia clearly is not afraid of. it continues to be vital to get ukraine the substance that needs, because with east passing day we continue to learn more about the medieval ways in which russia is going about its war. with eyes o

colorado jim mcgovern of massachusetts and adam schiff of southern california pelosi speaking later said quote our commitment is to be there for crane until the fight is done meantime this morning hundreds of civilians and soldiers are sheltering in a steel plant in the ukrainian city of mariopol. it's the last remaining holdout for ukrainians in the bombed-out city these new satellite images show neighborhood after neighborhood bombarded into ruin by russian attacks. russia is now intensifying. it's assault in the east and south of ukraine this after failing to take the capital kiev after a major. effort there now to a story that we brought you early on in the russian invasion and one that we have followed a san francisco nurse making his way into the front lines of the war abc7 news reporter tara campbell has been keeping up with them and has more on his experiences. chaos and kiev the ukrainian capital struck by russian missiles crews responding thursday night among them a nurse from san francisco a lot of lacerations a lot of minor concussions. we'd people come to us. bleeding so we'

they included jason crow of colorado jim mcgovern of massachusetts and adam schiff of southern california pelosi. speaking later said quote our commitment to be there for ukraine until the fight is done. meantime this morning hundreds of civilians and soldiers are sheltering in a steel plant in the ukrainian city of mariopol. it's the last remaining holdout out for ukrainians in the bombed out. a new satellite images show neighborhood after neighborhood bombarded into ruins by russian attacks. russia is now intensifying its assault in the east and south of ukraine this after failing to take the capital kiev after a major effort there now to a story we brought you early on in the russian invasion a san francisco nurse making his way into the front lines of the war. abc 7 news reporter tara campbell has been keeping up. with them has more on what he's experienced. a nurse from san francisco a lot of lacerations a lot of minor concussions. we'd people come to us bleeding. so we'd clean them up then is otoshi is a long time volunteer with the american red cross serving alongside his ukrainian

the nba's adam silver, wells fargo's ceo. jim tisch, the head of lowe's hotel and american express will all be on the call. those are some of the bold face names. from what i understand, 100 people and the ceos will want answers. this is what i'm hearing now from people. they're going to make the case, mr. adams, it's about time that you be it up or shut up. here's why. the business community were huge supporters of mayor adams for his run for office. he promised to get crime under control. it's not. people are still getting shoved to the floors in subway trains, people getting shots in the streets. it's getting out of control. mayor adams at the sam time wants all of these banks and companies to bring their work forces back to prepandemic levels. if they're not going to be safe here, they're not going to bring them back. that's the message given to mayor adams. mayor adams, you're running around the country, enjoying the trappings of the office, in beverly hills recently, rumors you want to be president. please, before you d

here are the names david solemn goldman sachs, steve schwartzman blackstone, adam sil ber, the nba, jim tish, 100 people are supposed to show up at this meeting, via zoom. that's what the we're being told exclusively by the new york city partnership. it's going to be, i would love to be a fly on the wall of this thing. i hope they hold his feet to the fire and i hope they tell -- liz: when is this meeting thursday? charlie: it's a zoom meeting so they aren't all in the same room but i hope they tell him we supported you, which they did, the business community backed up adams and we supported you because you were getting crime under control and it's out of control still. you are almost living up to the, to what bill deblasio gave us. there's not that much material difference right now. you talk a good game. i think they need to tell him before he decides, before he goes out to beverly hills and parties at the new york stock exchange for a fashion show, he's got to get this crime problem under control, because it's not. they are going to, from what i understand, they want police to be pat

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just on talking to my colleague jim sciutto. they discussed january 6, and congressman kinzinger said it's worse than it was a year and a half ago. some of his colleagues act like it never happened and noted that democracy doesn't survive under those circumstances. do you share those concerns about just how many people and how many people in the republican party and in places of power still support those election lies and the impact it could have on democracy? >> i think at this point, erica, it's a very small section of the republican primary electorate. we see the number go down in the polls. what we know more than that is that republicans across the country in states like georgia and arizona and others have passed legislation to secure our elections, to make sure that every vote that's cast is a legitimate vote and votes are counted fairly. we're seeing this in the georgia primary with all the talk of our election reform being jim crow 2.0 as president, as joe biden has called it, but the fact is numbers are surging in georgi

schiff, well, i said greg meeks, chairman of foreign affairs, adam schiff, chair of intelligence, jim mcgovern, chair of the rules committee, and an expert on hunger security, food security and then jason crow, member of intel, and armed services, who knows the weapons systems so well. and it was interesting to see, with all the knowledge that the house members brought to it all, how up to date and just so informative was zelenskyy. he's remarkable. he's a hero to the world. we felt very honored to be meeting with him, and he started out by being very grateful to the people of the united states for the help that we have given him, very grateful to president biden for his leadership in support of the people of ukraine, and we brought our admiration and commendation to the people of ukraine for their courage and fighting for democracy, because that's what this fight is about. >> madam speaker, do you support his request for the biden administration and congress to designate russia a state sponsor of terror? >> absolutely. i've been advocating that for a while. if russia is not listed as

also subpoenaed are zona congressmember andy biggs, alabama congress member mo brooks jim jordan of ohio, and , scott perry of pennsylvania. january 6 committee member adam schiff spoke to reporters on capitol hill thursday. >> somewhat involved in the effort to overturn the election, the sum at the rally before the attack. one has had publicly president called him to resend the election. they clearly have relevant testimony. amy: "the new york times" reports a federal grand jury has issued at least one subpoena as investigators look into trump's mishandling of classified documents. the probe centers on the 15 boxes containing government documents trump took to his mar-a-lago resort when he left office in 2021. according to "the washington post," those documents include items that were clearly marked as classified, including several labeled "top secret." he's really forces fired stem grenades and assaulted mourners caring the casket up slain palestinian-american journalist shireen abu akleh in jerusalem today. israeli authorities ambushed palestinian mourners before they could even leave

that is jim mcgovern, jason crow from colorado, adam schiff from california. it was a democratic delegation, nancy pelosi took questions from reporters during that trip. there was some pushback from some publicans about it being a fully emma craddick led trip -- fully democratic led trip to ukraine. while i'm glad speaker pelosi went to kyiv and with other committee chairs, the should've been a bipartisan delegation as i've been requesting. it was a missed opportunity to show the breadth of support for ukraine. back to your phone calls. we want to hear from you about redlines. what redline would you set when it comes to this conflict? the idea of whether we should be setting any is the discussion on your twitter responses as well. steve says we don't need the threat to respond. the movement of their forces in and out of ukraine is much easier than our ability. this could turn into another vietnam. american joe is saying: gwen is in virginia. thanks for waiting. good morning. caller: first of all, i want to say that joe biden has shown leadership in this situat

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jordan who kevin mccormccorporal mccarthy, or remove the rinos of liz cheney and adam kinzinger, that would have but tressed legitimacy from the get go. it is a catch-22. you're damned if you do, you're da damned if you don't. if you have in your arsenal subpoenas, why not extend them? you can't -- though it is a political body, the idea of being purely governed by an expectation of a midterm election possibly changing a balance of power would give short shrift to the ability to pursue the investigation in itself. >> quickly, the president now facing -- the former president an fbi investigation of his handling of classified material. where could this go and what would the potential leave conse legal consequences be for trump? >> the law has been clear since nixon about the requirement that these documents, these papers don't belong in the personal archives of an outgoing president. they're supposed to be part of the so-called public record. you have libraries for that reason. if there is a clear violation of the law, the accountability should be pursued. whether it goes to the actual

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mcgovern was to meet you and to remind you as well chasing jason adam>> schiff of california, yolla. . so how did adam schiff and nancy pelosi wind up in charge of america's foreign policy as we stand on the cusp of a third world war ?hy and why are republicans supporting them? and what happens when you put people with a demonstrated lack boundaries or self-control or wisdom in charge ofwi somethingi as important as the fate ofll nations? well, here's what happens. watch as one after the other. the democrats you just sawha on tape announcet that this regime change is not nearlyct over . in fact, this war has justs begun. thing >> but one thing is reallyel clear that this delegationeg i understand but also president biden be very clear with his mostst recent aid package request. it is a historic request that we're going to push hard and united congress to help pass. simple sems a very message. we are a not interested in stalemate. we are stal interested in going back to the status quo. the united states of america is in this to win and we will stand with ukraine until victory is one .

we'll hear from adam kinzinger about what to expect. and, finally, a vaccine for the very young guest youngey be just weeks away. we'll talk with dr. paul burton, the chief medical officer. and we'll check in with dr. deborah birx. her new book is entitled: "silent invasion." it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪♪ ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." we awoke this morning to a stunning sight: house speaker nancy pelosi being greeted by ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy in the streets of kyiv. she and six other democrats made a surprise visit to the region to show support and discuss the president's proposed additional $33 billion u.s. aid package to ukraine. >> i'm here to say to you that we are with you until the fight is over. >> we will win together. >> brennan: we begin today with cbs news forn correspondent charlie d'agata who has the latest from eastern ukraine. >> reporter: good morning, margaret. this is what is left of an industrial site destroyed by the russians after learning it wa

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and jim mcgovern, the head of the rules committee. she was here to hear firsthand from residents lewinsky, about the ukrainian war effort. and shoe pledge continuing american support, not just from the white house, but from congress as ukraine continues to try to fight off this russian invasion. now, she is a big draw when she gets back to washington. she has to steer president biden's 33 billion dollar aid package through congress. some of the politics around this already getting a little bit tricky as it gets caught up in both covid and immigration issues. the speaker of the house coming a week after secretary of defense lloyd austin, secretary for defensive blinken. she is now the most senior elected american official coming to ukraine. she is continuing the trip today in poland, planning to meet with the polish president, and with u.s. service personnel who are stationed over there. meanwhile, in mariupol, the siege of that steel plants continues. there was a glimmer of good news yesterday. both russian state media and the ukraini

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we saw it with the supreme court confirmation hearings and steen with characters like jim jordan and matt gaetz hijacking the proceeding with their shenanigans and their cleanery. that's not going to happen because the two republicans on this committee, liz chain and adam kinzinger believe in the core mission of this meeting so it will be a lot harder for anybody who goes before this committee to try to hijack, it enough theier it, try to run out the clock and chance to redirect it with nonsensical questions not doing with the topic. they won't be able to do that because every single person believes in the work of the house select committee and that's where kevin mccarthy screwed up. donald trump is going to lose his mind when he seize no one is out there defending him. >> the january select commity had a couple of topics to talk to rudy giuliani about. wanted to talk about his promotion of claims that the 2020 election was stolen, attempt to disrupt, delay certification and contract with former president trump on or around january 6th. here's my question. can you ask rudy giuliani t

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