Seemingly twisted in knots. With the benefit of hindsight, mr. Rosen has now come forward and offered hours of testimony to the justice Departments Inspector general and to congress. From The New York Times, they write this. Jeffrey rosen, who was acting Attorney General during the Trump Administration, has told the Justice Department Watchdog and congressional investigators that one of his deputies tried to help former President Trump subvert the results of the 2020 election. Thats according to a person familiar with the interviews. He had a Twohour Meeting on friday with the Justice Department, and provided closeddoor testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee on saturday. Jeffrey clark is described as trumps man inside the doj working to overthrow the will of the people. The times adding the investigations opened after an article that detailed efforts by Jeffrey Clark to push leaders to falsely cast doubt on the electoral college results. That prompted trump to consider ousting ros
Program here. You can finish watching it at our website cspan. Org. We will take you back to a discussion. Life coverage. We look at some of the biggest issues, most urgent challenges at the Health Care Industry leaders are chip that shar facing. Health Care Industry leaders are facing. We are capturing video of the Webinar Today and we will be making that available after the fact. Simulcasting on the facebook page. If the audience has questions we ask that you type them into the q and a feature. I am pleased to introduce our panel. With us today are chief executive officer of the organization of nursing leadership. The american Hospital Association, Vice President of operations and sean smith, senior Vice President at New York presbyterian. Winky for joining us. No one want to turn it over to our moderator. Editor and Chief Content at Chief Content officer. Thank you, michael. Thanks to our panelists for going us today. The american Hospital Association issued a statement supporting h
SAndra a Big Show indeed, And thats where we begin at this hour. John wolf did not refer current Governor Cuomo for criminal prosecution but could charges still be on the table . Hello, everyone. And welcome, im SAndra Smith in New York. John im john roberts. The District Attorney in albany launching a criminal investigation into the Governors Action And now it moves to the Justice Department And whether the President Bidens doj will launch a federal civil Rights Probe into Governor Cuomo. He has said he will support a prosecution if allegations are proven to be confirmed. SAndra Governor Cuomo has come out And defiance of all of it, refusing to resign, but at least one of his accusers are calling for action. We have a report, we have the facts. The governor broke federal And State Law when he sexually harassed me And current And former staffers And if hes not willing to step down then we have a responsibility to act. John Fox Team Coverage to kick us off this wednesday, Ari Fleischer
Children. They are making their way to the border because of problems here. There are problems of hunger, problems of corruption, problems of crime, all systemic problems that date back actually decades. And so while in the last ten years the united states has put $1. 2 billion in guatemala, things have actually gotten worse here. That s why people say they re leaving. Now, you may wonder to yourself, u. S. Money coming down here. Are taxpayers getting the bang for their buck? there s another part of this story which is interesting, because perhaps for many americans when you think about guatemala, you think about the coffee beans, okay? because people like their coffee. Starbucks, this is the guatemala starbucks. Joining us here is a coffee buyer who works with starbucks. While we re talking, we have some video of a very nice woman, and she is a coffee farmer. So explain to me how it is that there is a relationship between something like the coffee you re drinking here and the immigra
Enough tonight either. Arriving tonight for friday s g7 summit, he is seeking to repair relationships that were strained by his predecessor, not to mention recommitting to nato and coordinating transatlantic policy on fighting covid, facing down china, cooling the planet. Oh, and don t forget, confronting vladimir putin, whom he ll meet next week and who is at the center of some ominous moves tonight involving dissident alexei navalny. If that sounds like a lot to you, there is also the small matter, as the president sees it, of saving democracy. I believe we re in an inflexion point in world history. The moment, where it falls to us, to prove that democracies will not just endure, but they will excel. As we rise to seize the enormous opportunities in the new age. We have to discredit those, who believe that the age of democracy is over, as some of our fellow nations believe. So, there s that. And there s everything back home. Stalled legislation on infrastructure, police reform, votin