of rape in court today. what e. jean carroll says happened in that department store dressing room in 1996. she plans to testify tomorrow. why is donald trump not expected to? plus, tucker carlson s former producer reveals that she has many audio recordings of her time at fox. i still have, i have several recordings that i m still going through that we ve recovered from all the phones. there are 90 that we have. so, we will discuss the vile behavior that grossberg says is part of daily life at fox. and why fox management allows their hosts to create that toxic workplace. all right, the panel is here with me, they re raring to go. we have former senate candidate joe pinion, paula reid, cnn senior legal affairs correspondent, natasha alford, host of the brio weekly, and motion new, most of the moe news podcast. let s begin with the e. jean carroll case. the trial started today in new york, where attorneys laid out their case that donald trump raped carol in a department stor
Republican viewers to weigh in on his campaign, his political style. Republicans only for the first 45 minutes. Give us a call, if you are in the easter or central time zone, 202 7488000. If you are in the mountain are pacific time zone, 202 7488001. You can also catch up with us on social media, on twitter, facebook, or email us at journal cspan. Org. A very good saturday morning to you. We are beginning with donald trump this morning. We are talking to just our republican viewers, asking you to call in, to get your take on his lead in the gop primary polls and his political style. Of course, that event last night, we aired on cspan. You can see it online at cspan. Org. Be will be showing you clips during the first 45 minutes. A victory lapd it for donald trump. Badmouth his rivals. Here is a bit of what he had to say. [video clip] you know, i brought back a term that hasnt been used in a long time. Silent majority. There is a tremendous sign the majoritythat silent that politicians h
David served in iraq, afghanistan, japan, rio. His love for the marine corps exceeded only by his love for his wife and their children. Carson, whose decision to serve his country was Second Nature to him. Two supported by his wife and the children. Randall smith, grandson of a navy veteran peter he had just reenlisted in the navy after marines. Rs with he lived a life of service. He loved his wife in their three girls. Wells was in the marine corps for only a year. Even in that time he stood out to someone who cared more about his fellow marines than the nation anything about himself. And the mission more than himself. A love for family and country. The value in pride laced in serving america in the values that others placed on their lives. Today we remember them. Tomorrow they joined so many whosemarine corps heroes lives and deeds shine forever right. In the days and months and years that follow, together we will. Emain as they did always courageous. [applause] ladies and gentlemen,
Little did we realize that our analysts would be addressing president elect trump. We are fortunate that we have five historians who have a sense of public purpose and would like to discuss and reflect on some of the major Public Policy imperatives and context that the new administration that will be faced with. As laid out in the program, we will follow the alphabetical order. First is a scholar of the middle east who has written about u. S. Arab relations. Among other topics. The next is of the Harvard University Kennedy School whose work covers the intersection of race and Public Policy. His Research Deals with the construction and policing of criminality in the United States. Our third speaker is my colleague, margaret omara. I always want to say it like maureen ohara, and she always corrects me. She is currently focusing on the relationship between hightech and american politics. She has recently published a tuesdays foral elections. The next is author of the much acclaimed book e
Little did we realize that our panelists would be addressing president elect trump. We are fortunate that we have five historians that who have a sense of public purpose. They would like to reflect on some of the Public Policy imperatives and context that the new administration that will be faced with. As laid out in the program, we are going to follow the order alphabetical order. First up is nathan citino. Of rice university. A scholar of the middle east. Saudi written about u. S. And u. S. Arab relations. Khalil gibran muhammad, of Harvard Universitys Kennedy School whose work explores the , intersection between race, ethnicity, and Public Policy will be next. His research polices criminality in the United States. Our third speaker is my colleague margaret omara. I always want to say like maureen ohara, and she corrects me. She is currently focusing on the relationship between hightech and american politics. She has recently published a book on pivotal tuesdays, four elections that