I wondered if you could encapsulate your mother for us. I think you want my grandmother. Sorry. I never knew her before the white house. She was very gracious a diplomatic very well organized. But there was a sort that came after the white house. And after the white house after being with her did not have car heaters. And i would be sitting in the back of the car. Why she was doing this. Something always moving. And having to be still. She had to back up everybody very poignant letter that she wrote on the train coming back from washington to her two sons. I have the letter. Never once did i ever here her or did she ever criticize anybody. She was always positive even when things were going very bad. She was not pollyanna. I do not mean that. Never hurt her criticize invited to breakfast. [laughter] given. And she was a lovely dog. My family was very fond of animals. Always at the white house. Set up. And she was tall. A chow dog scotty. I have a scotty. And i could not say norwegian.
Peter is the author who joins us from tallahassee. On page 183 of the book yout write that the clintons are perhaps the most politically sophisticated public figures of their generation. They know how things work in the corridors of power and aroundnd th the world. They know that Foreign Governments are trying to influence American Foreign policy committee and they know that bribery is rampant around the world. They have numerous avenues for making money. Some of them might not be as lucrative as giving getting a 700,000 each in nigeria but they would be much clearer. Yes. I think thats one of the defenses you hear from the clinton camp is that they are unaware of certain things were perhaps that there is nothing seriously afoot with all of this money flowing to the Clinton Foundation or to them in the form of the speaking phase. But the bottom line is that theyve been players on the International Stage for a law that the time and the people that contribute to pay for the speeches by b
2027488001 for republicans. You can send an email to journal cspan. Org. All front pages have essentially the same lead story. Court calls nsa data sweep illegal. There is the l. A. Times, the new york times. Nsa collection of bulk call data is ruled illegal. In the Washington Times lead editorial big brother takes a hit. Senator Mitch Mcconnell has made it clear to his colleagues that he wants the usa patriot act including the parts of the legislation scheduled to expire at the end of june, fully extended. He seems ready to do whatever he can to get his way. The usa patriot act was enacted in the days following 9 11 when the nation trembled on the verge of panic, with little debate and little opposition in congress the usa freedom act would modify the patriot act. The freedom act is expected to pass in the house the attorney general Loretta Lynch was asked about it in testimony yesterday. Lynch section 215 has been a vital tool in our National Security arsenal, but the department has
Patrick to explain it and bob to comment, but to present the severe dissonance that exists in terms of what this is. Nancy, described it as phoning up investigations and said shed never heard it anything like it. And senior dea officials called it decades old, a bedrock concept. And nancy was a judge, by the way. Patrick . Mr. Toomey to describe what and some of the critical criminal cases we litigate, and articles described, and articles have expended on especially to the deas program and recent disclosure of bulk collection of phone calls out of the u. S. , parallel construction is an effort to construct a parallel source for certain evidence in investigations. It often occurs in certain senses. Where we see it or wait believe it happened where investigators obtain information using one authority, which is potentially controversial or novel or legally untested in the court and they rely on that authority to obtain information. Investigation proceeds with a bit of it and on the base o
Doing a great job, give them a round of applause. That is senator ron wyden and representative kurt schrader. [applause] it is great to be at the World Headquarters of such an iconic company. A company that helps athletes succeed, from the individual to the world stage. As youve heard, i have come to oregon to talk a little it about trade. Which, initially may have had some people thinking, what is mariota going someplace we didnt know about . Yeah. Hes going to be great. He is an Outstanding Young man. He will be terrific and from hawaii, by the way. Local boy. But this is important and i want to tell you why i think trade deals and our willingness to go out there and compete on the global stage is so important. Before i came out here, i had a chance to meet with some Small Business owners from across oregon whose workers make everything from bikes to tea to stationery to wine. To them. Sometimes when we talk about trade we think of nike or we think of boeing or we think of ge, we thi