there so i would expect to see him in the mix for the next for the next few states at least and john leslie i do want to take on our top story this evening the firing of alexander then then and the house to continue investigating trying to say things are going to be completely unpredictable that how might all of that play out in this election. i i think the house feels obligated because they couldn't call witnesses because they couldn't make their case to continue to hold accountable both around the ukraine story which donald trump never really stops rudy giuliani is still over in ukraine trying to dig up dirt over there so i think that will be an ongoing thing i think with the senate vote in the rearview mirror i think that becomes less of a page one story and more of an ongoing kind of kind of issue but the thing again that concerns me most is i don't think it's just going to be a couple of firings here and there a spiteful move i expect to see some serious policy changes and some really worrisome things from this this president i think democracy here is in some serious peril john messeng

will wrap us up here. >> leslie alexander with the state of tennessee. i want to say thank you to our governor who is a big commissioner, randy boyd, developingasked with a stronger workforce. i am going to hold those two talks on the side and about a little bit about our strengths as a state. but also talk about the similarities. we are talking about the united states of america. one thing i love about the panel and my colleagues, yes, we are all landlocked. when you look at it from a logistics perspective, we provide a unique perspective. we are not on the coast. we do not have a big port for someone to come into. we have unique attributes. tennessee has one of those attributes. we also happen to have memphis with have the most exports microsoft. we have some really unique attributes throughout the state, which is one of the things i see as similarities. onto some more specifics about tennessee, we are the volunteer state. that goes hand-in-hand with committing my colleagues about some of their attribute. are comeies between us along the ideas of indus

let me thank anthony and leslie kale for singing the national anthem. let me thank the shaun michel bands. let me thank james alexander for his remarks. and let me thank sarah trongone for introducing me. and most of all, thank you very much for coming out this afternoon to complete the political revolution and transform this country. >>[cheers and applause] and i want to emphasize that what this campaign is about is not just winning the democratic nomination. it is not just defeating donald trump, the most dangerous president in modern american history, but it is about all of us, transforming this country that is what this is about. >>[cheers and applause] this weekend, i will be not only here in wisconsin, but in indiana, ohio, michigan, and pennsylvania. four years ago, despite losing the popular vote by three million votes, donald trump carried all of those states and won enough electoral votes to be elected president. >>[jeers] together, we are going to make sure that that does not happen again. >>[cheers and applause] we're going to win here in wi

. -- senatorr from the amar alexander, who played large role in every student succeed act. later today, our road to the white house covert takes us to greenville, south carolina four campaign rally with presidential candidate bernie sanders. he will talk to supporters after losing the nevada democratic caucuses yesterday to hillary clinton. eastern one at 5:00 c-span. [applause] more -- everyion election will remind us. >> c-span is a home for political junkies. >> it is a great way for us to stay informed. >> there are a lot of c-span fans on the hill. my colleagues say, i saw you on c-span. >> there is so much that c-span outsideknow that people the beltway know what is going on inside of it. >> we are joined by congressman adam smith of washington. he is a top democrat. he is a member of the select committee on benghazi. in our studio to help with questions, richard lager. we will start with richard. good morning, congressman. how are you? >> good. i would like to talk about the defense commission. they are calling for a major increase of the budget, $18 million for 2017

[laughter] the panels ready to play, alexander wilkes, leslie marshall, chris burns. a ready? is goodwin? >> me. kennedy: we got game face on p look at that. his quote number one, what happened with trump university had nothing to do with me, but i will say that it's one of the finest schools in the country, like harvard or oxford, but better. "trump or false"? show your paddles. everyone says that his fake news, everybody is on the board with one. wonderful. one point of peace. here's quote number two. "trump or false" did he really say is hillary clinton can't satisfy her husband, what makes her think she can satisfy america? is that "trump or false"? did he really set? and leslie is now in the lead with two. he said it april 16 on twitter. while running for president he shared tweet that said this but then deleted it. that's fun. alright you guys ready for quarter three? that's right. you can have all of the technology in the world, i am a professional at technology. "trump or false"? they are saying it's real, well,. >> you can have all the technology in the world i'm a pe

kennedy: alexander i'll start the appeared what did you think of matthew mcconaughey's appearance. was he writes, was he wrong? should he shut up endurable? >> i do think you have two look on both sides of the aisle. certainly when one party gets into power they do things that the other party or they would otherwise cry foul about. you're a democrat the have the advantage of big corporate media giants on your side. it helps to create the illiberal halter that they are talking about. these big companies they want to silence these opinions. touched on free speech. he was saying he thanks that is the most important thing that both sides should be stewards of free speech. was he the first person to use illiberal to describe an aoc birdie wing of the democrat party? >> i assume no. but i do not know who used it first. smac i'll okay i had not heard it either. i thought maybe i missed something in the comic realm but it seems like i have not. it's the first time i'd heard that. i think they were a few points they made that were decent and well taken. and someone who comes and plays with

what do you think i'm a leslie customer glee by a few copies? >> leslie: no, no, no. why is it wrong that even if you don't like what she is saying, somebody who is a bartender and said, "look, i'm going to unseat a decade-long democrat." i'm sorry, i think she deserves kudos for that. >> harris: i agree with you. >> leslie: young girls should look up to a superhero who can fight the assumptions and when. >> harris: people are not paying the right kind of attention to her. not only did she use her bernie's ideas, those were her thoughts. she was a protege. but now she's running away with the topic. when you look at that time how last night it was like -- aoc! >> melissa: she is setting the agenda. >> leslie: we have heard of #mealsalso. herhashtagis#me. flipping and supporting the measure -- will it lead to the president's first ever veto? more from the couch, next. ♪ ything with a stain. soak your nasty jersey. it stinks! wash the really dirty clothes separately. remember -hard work builds character! new tide pods with upgraded 4-in-1 technology unleash a foolproof

lin-manuel miranda as alexander hamilton. daveed diggs. [ applause ] lafayette and jefferson, leslie odom jr. as aaron burr and jonathan grom as the hilarious version of king george. the sisters at the center of the story and anthony ramos playing hamilton's son philip. the movie version will not be an adaptation. it will be a live capture of the stage performance. lin-manuel taking to twitter to confirm the news writing, disney presents, "hamilton" with the original broadway cast filmed on stage at the richard rodgers theatre in a theater near you october 15, 2021, everybody. so exciting. [ cheers and applause ] such a terrific show. now everybody can enjoy it. >>> also popping this morning, guns n' roses coming to a paradise city near you. ♪ take me down to the paradise city where the grass is green and the girls are pretty ♪ >> we have something for everyone here. the rockers just announcing a 2020 north american tour kicking things off in milwaukee on the fourth of july promising fireworks all along the way. the band

who of course killed alexander hamilton in a duel. philippa soo plays hamilton's wife, nominated for lead actress. featured actor, daveed digs, thomas jefferson, jonathan groff as king george iii, and christopher jackson as george washington. tonys will be handed out june 12th on cbs. >>> well, today at the real white house, president obama honored a former teenage mother as the national teacher of the year. johana hays says she wants her high school students in waterbury, connecticut, to know there are no dead-ends. >>> in a moment, mark phillips unearths the secret behind's soccer 5,000:1 clins. -- champions. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well there is no stopping the party in leicester, england where the soccer team pulled off the biggest surprise in all of sports by winning the premier league championship. a cinderella story for once the clock never struck midnight. mark phillips is there. >>> this was fantasy league football where the fantasy came true. the players of leicester city soccer scrclub had been watchin their rivals faulter in

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