betrayal. he essentially called yevgeny prigozhin a traitor. the kremlin said that yevgeny prigozhin was going to have to go to exile into belarus. now we re learning that prigozhin was inside the kremlin with 35 other commanders just a couple days after that mutiny took place and the kremlin, jake, gave some details as to what was spoken about. they said that vladimir putin listened to what these commanders had to say. apparently they pledged allegiance to vladimir putin. there was one thinat caught our attention. i want to read you what was said. quote, the president gave an assessment of the actions of the campaign at the front during the military operations, essentially how the war was going, as well as events of june 24th, the mutiny orchestrated by yevgeny prigozhin. putin listened to the explanations provided by the commander and offered them options for deployment. there are some that believe that means the wagner military company could make a comeback to the battlefi
what they say about the gop declassified controversial memo. a new question about deputy attorney general rosenstein. was president trump laying the groundwork to fire him at the state of the union address? speaking out, uma thurman launching new allegations against harvey weinstein after hinting she had quite a story to tell. how she says he pushed her down and tried to expose himself. thurman also taking aim at quentin tarantino. over this scene from kill bill. we want to say good sunday morning. we ll get to all things super bowl in just a moment. we need to start with breaking news. there s been a crash outside columbia, south carolina. an amtrak train colliding with a freight train. this comes on the heels of other incidents with amtrak. ron is here with the latest. this happened after 2:30 this morning. here s what we know so far. at least two people reported dead and 70 injured. amtrak train 91 carrying 139 passengers running from new york to miami. the nts
democrats fighting back. what they say about the gop declassified controversial memo. a new question about deputy attorney general rosenstein. was president trump laying the groundwork to fire him at the state of the union address? speaking out, uma thurman launching new allegations against harvey weinstein after hinting she had quite a story to tell. how she says he pushed her down and tried to expose himself. thurman also taking aim at the director quentin tarantino over this scene from kill bill. we want to say good sunday morning. we ll get to all things super bowl in just a moment. we need to start with breaking news. there s been a crash outside columbia, south carolina, an amtrak train colliding with a freight train. this comes on the heels of other incidents with amtrak. ron is here with the latest. good morning. this happened after 2:30 this morning. here s what we know so far. at least two people reported dead and 70 injured. amtrak train 91 carrying 1
theater 80, the seventh year for the museum and american gangster. welcome to the c-span audience. i am extraordinarily happy to have deirdre here to speak about deirdre here to speak about this become. one of mitt great interests in organized crime. i was raised in the religious society of friends. what anybody ever says, oh, i don t subscribe to organized religion. i always say issue don t, either, i grew up quaker where organized crime. the only thing we ever did in an organized way, we don t have theology or so is break the law from the 1600s when we came about until now with draft resistance, the underground regard, the sanctuary movement. the only thing we do in an older way is break the law. so in our museum, we began to redefine the way people look at organized crime as a struggle between american moral certainty, the, thou shalt not rules and the liberty where people say, yes but it s our right to and organized crime has come out of they intersection between the
your calls will senator bernie sanders, dana perino and former florida governor and senator, bob graham. that s a look at author programs book tv is covering this week. look for them to air in the near future on book tv on c-span2. now a presidential history by eye byagographers and authors. this recorded prior to the presidential election on november 8. host: beginning, everyone. it is so nice see you all here in this great greenburg lounge of the new york law school. i m the director of the nyu center for the today of transformative lives, and over the past six years we have sponsored courses and public programs on people who have deeply affected our world for the good. individuals like frederick douglass, margaret fuller, george o keefe, mart are martin luther king, jr., pope francis, and many others always studied in context. not all american presidents are transformative. but some have been. as members of tonight s panel know well. my own interest as focused on linco