status. we did not intend to honor her in anyway or endorse any of her words or deeds as we do not honor or endorse any fellow. however, i now think that designated chelsea many as a visiting fellow was a mistake for which i expect a responsibility. as i mentioned, the retaining the information stomach stomach tonic invitation for her speak of a school. manning herself has weight and, honored to be first disinvited trans woman visiting harvard fellow. pompeo made it clear in his letter that officials had nothing to do with her status as a transgender woman, but everything to do with her identity as an american trader. julie: molly line, thank you. leland: next rm happening now. 1:00 p.m. eastern, the latest on the terror attacks in london in the search for the suspect as it
reports and developments out this morning on that russian probe. good morning, it s thursday, july 13th. we re he on capitol hill. had a great night last night. great night. i made this terrible mistake. i get an invitation for crimson, something i thought they were talking about alabama, crimson tide, it was harvard. institute of politics. it was a great event. lots of fun. david rubenstein interviewed us. apparently you re harvard fellow. well, mark, you re a harvard guy. i used to be a member of the institute of politics. no, it s a great thing. once you learn the seek cecr fellowship handshake, it s all
okay. so, let me introduce my guest. cnn chief national security correspondent brian leaven is here and the center from the and kasheem the spokesman for the muslim community usa and harvard fellow. welcome to all of you. jim, i want to start with you. because a lot of americans have made up their mind that this was terrorism and somehow it was connected to isis. some americans aren t so sure. maybe it was workplace violence and fueled by something else. what are authorities saying? here s what authorities say. number one, fact is they don t know. they just don t know at this point. so, people have to keep an open mind because the investigators are keeping an open mind. that said, they are leaving both possible explanations out there as credible at this point. it s possible that it was workplace violence or that it was some sort of domestic terrorism or international terrorism or, and this is interesting, this would be
yesterday. the gop isn t the condom police. last i checked, we don t have a rubber shortage in america. but, look, when i was in college, we had a machine in the bathroom. you put 50 cents in and, voila! okay. what is going on here, doug high? you know, i m on a university campus right now. i hope those kinds of activities aren t necessarily happening. look, when republicans talk about serious issues with access to contraceptive and obamacare, we re talking specifically about rjsz freedoms, protecting the rights of the little sisters of the poor where kevin walsh is doing significant legal work, but we re not talking about trying to take things away from anybody. we re not talking about limiting access to contraceptives. i think that s where republicans need to keep the focus on. doug heye, a harvard fellow,
arbitrary pretension, harassment, unfair wages, media censorship and the one-child policy. this writer, a harvard fellow, among other things, would know a thing or two. do we have leverage with china on human rights? virtually none. if you look at china today, it is gradually moving in the right direction. i would bet you, joe, in 10 or 20 years it will be more open. we should quietly talk about it, not picking fights with them or backing them into a corner. we ought to stand up for what is right and we need to demonstrate here at home how successful we are. that takes in our economy works, our society is seens aworking. that sends a message to china. when we have major economic problems it makes it easier for the chinese government to defend their practices. another reason to make the american model successful.