roger never seem to answer the phone. >> he, roger it's limb again.now where you're at, i've been trying to get a hold of you for over 24 hours. >> word had traveled halfway around the world that roger had been having parties at their home. drinking with people as young as 18, acting like a teenager himself. lynn left him this voice mail before she got her flight home to texas. >> hey roger, it's ellen. i need to be sure that i have a ride when i get home. our marriage cannot withstand another deployment like this, period. you're not single anymore, roger, you need to stop hanging out with those guys. i never let you down on to play man, roger. i've always been there. >> lynn rarely gave up on people she loved. when she got home from saudi arabia, she wanted to patch things up with roger. >> you are talking about somebody who is in a marriage that she wanted to keep together. and she fought hard to keep it together. >> one night, linda decided to surprise him at his favorite country bar. but, the surprise was on her. roger was there, surrounded by his

this in turn to the location at rogers of of the world's largest chicken hatcheries and made rogers one of the nation's major poultry areas. today. rogers has 26 manufacturing plants. employing 3725 people out of a total population of 10,700. as plants open, new families move to rogers at the rate of about 500 each year. the big thing in industry is decentralization. up until a relatively short time ago, industry felt that it had to be concentrated in large industrial, mainly because the transportation factor. but general aviation has changed always not. can industry now put its branch in what were at one time considered remote areas, but the areas that were remote are now benefiting from the location of these branch plants. so everybody benefits from the decentralization of industry. that airports are bridges, the present and gateways to the future. the federal government helps to finance construction expansion projects. president nixon's landmark airport and airway development act of 1970 provides a total of $2.8 billion in federal and local money over a five year period to build and

i think roger's right there. rid of these alternatives, it becomes much more monolithic in its output. and then people start saying, "well, hang on a moment. shouldn't you know the bbc's a monopoly? shouldn't we be worried about them in the same way that we've always been worried about the murdoch newspapers"? well, one of the other issues is, you know, the heated discussions and the interviews are what gets newsnight lots and lots of attention on social media. you know, the prince andrew interview, the victoria derbyshire grilling, those get praised so there's a logic to say the bbc is going to keep the stuff that makes newsnight really important and that's not going at all. that's just going to be the heart of the programme now. yeah, i mean, the problem that newsnight's had, though, over the years is that when you and i were there, you'd get cabinet ministers on virtually every night and they would come down to the green room afterwards and you'd learn a lot, you know, you get ken clarke there, douglas hurd, s

rogers: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: i rise in strong support of f.y.24 national defense authorization act. the ndaa is one of the most consequential bills congress considers. passage of this bill each year sends an important signal to the men and women defending our freedom that congress can function and will prioritize their needs above all else. enacting the ndaa has never been more vital than today. america and our allies face unprecedented and rapidly evolving threats. from china, russia, iran, north korea, and terrorist organizations throughout the world. these threats are real. we all just witnessed terrorist acts on their threats against one of our closest allies in the middle east. we all pray for israel as it counters the most vile attack on jewish people since the holocaust. to stay ahead of these threats, d.o.d. came to congress this year as they do every year to request critical new authorities as a part of the national defense authorization a

rogers: reserves. and ready to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr.smith: as i understand it, i go second to last and i am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. roy: as we speak with the 18 days remaining, the senate rather than working on ensuring that we get a better ndaa but more importantly in this context, rather than figuring how to deal with fisa and reform it to make sure american civil liberties are protected, we have the senate in negotiations with the white house on figuring out what crumbs we can be given to border security to be attached to ukraine funding and zelenskyy is demanding for more money while our border is open. the senate has time to hold themselves here in negotiation with the united states white house. and we don't have time to figure out how to fix fisa. pretty extraordinary. in the meantime in this very bill is $600 million authorized for ukraine. i am actually not personally all that troubl

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roger. fantastic and thanks for that kind introduction and it's an honor to have the opportunity to participate in the series perfectly withh senator cotton who will kick things off with some observations on the subject of tonight's discussion i will follow up with questions and discussion points for the balance of our time. thanks roger for having me here and thank you for the kind introduction and for what you do here. it's true that we confirmed roger to the position. many ahead of him at the decision. roger thank you for your work at the reagan foundation as well in the u.s. institute of peace. what the institute of peace and peace is one of the highest goods in foreign policy, that's what most foreign policy aims towards and usually what we want to achieve but we also see around the world yet again peace does not seem to be the condition of mankind. peace is not something that flowers without beingng cultivad andrv preserved and actively sought. sin fact if you look across a sweep of hi

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it's true that we confirmed roger. >> i knew this was coming goodness. this far there is no cause for regret. many years ahead of him to regret that decision. thank you for your work i'm just here for the reagan foundation as well. at the institute of peace and peace is one of the highest goods in foreign policy is what most foreign policies. the united states aims towards and usually what we want to achieve but also around the world that peace does not seem to be the natural condition of mankind, peace is not something that is flowers without being cultivated and preserved and actively sought. if you look across the suite of history it was seen that work is a natural condition of mankind although paradoxically because it seems no particular war big or small is inevitable even for itself is inedible war typically occurs through the failure of leaders from various countries toy actively cultivate and purse peace which takes an expenditure of effort and resources just as surely it does to win a war althoughho much less expenditure of resources and time and

rogers was too proud. i too arrogant. and we were both too insecure to adopt a course which would have saved us much needless anguish and bureaucratic headaches. good. so that's of places they were. nixon admits you know, my problem was excessive. and nobody who studied him said they disagreed with that judgment. and in fact, some people have made the case more strongly than he did himself, that it would have been perhaps better if he'd had the wisdom and the broad mindedness to be able to say, i need to keep rogers informed. we need to work together. but the the mutual suspicions and that hothouse atmosphere of, the administration made it impossible. bethany, what qualities? melvin ladd, an effective secretary of defense. yeah, i think he actually had a number of really good qualities that made him effective. this position. just starting. he had a lot of experience he had worked for approximately six years on the defense for the house appropriations committee, which meant that he also a lot of people, you know, like in w

rogers was too proud. i too arrogant.nd we were both too insecure to adopt a course which would have saved us much needless anguish and bureaucratic headaches. good. so that's of places they were. nixon admits you know, my problem was excessive. and nobody who studied him said they disagreed with that judgment. and in fact, some people have made the case more strongly than he did himself, that it would have been perhaps better if he'd had the wisdom and the broad mindedness to be able to say, i need to keep rogers informed. we need to work together. but the the mutual suspicions and that hothouse atmosphere of, the administration made it impossible. bethany, what qualities? melvin ladd, an effective secretary of defense. yeah, i think he actually had a number of really good qualities that made him effective. this position. just starting. he had a lot of experience he had worked for approximately six years on the defense for the house appropriations committee, which meant that he also a lot of people, you know, like in was

can't help mike rogers frank you can't have enough mike rogers in national security i think. well, our next event is going to be mike rogers, too. so it's going to be the three of you talking and says all authority are incredibly informed. so thank you, mike. and and keep fighting the good fight. we're going to go into a little more depth of discussion, unpacking some of mike's excellent preview here and and we'll start with sue gordon, who i will very quickly introduce sue, as i think everyone knows, is the consummate intelligence officer. she's led she's been in leadership positions at the national space intelligence agency, central intelligence agency, and also served in the highest civilian intelligence officer role as principal deputy national pd, principal deputy national intelligence director. so it's almost like npd in is at what does now say bye bye to i mean i've had the privilege of learning from sue for a number of years and and and quite honestly the country is better off with the role that you played here. so i, i'd like for you to unpack back a little bit of wh

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house armed services committee in 2022, roger was nominated by the president of the united states and confirmed by the senate as a member of usip, thank you for being here today. >> fantastic. thanks for that kind introduction and really an honor to have the opportunity to participate in this series particularly senator cotton who will kick things off with some observations on the subject of tonight's discussion and then i will follow up with questions and discussion points for the balance of our time, senator. >> well, thanks, roger for having. thank you for the kind introduction and for what you do here, it's true that we confirmed roger. >> i knew that was coming. >> thus far it doesn't seem to be cost for regret. [laughter] >> peace is not something that just flowers without being cultivated and preserved and actively sought. in fact, if you look across the sweep of history it would seem that war is the natural condition of mankind all of perhaps paradoxly because in particular war big or small is inevitable even if war itself is inevitable. war typically occurs through the failur

and i agree with roger.il plan. think it was a plan evil plan. i think it was a plan that came together once he met meghan . i'm not knocking, meghan. i'm not knocking, meghan. i'm not knocking, meghan. i'm not being misogynist and she's a very and all that, but she's a very ambitious and harry has ambitious woman and harry has gone with those ambitions. gone along with those ambitions. now, as for security in this country, i totally agree with rogen country, i totally agree with roger. how can he possibly want to be in royal family for to be in the royal family for things having royal things like having royal security in this country, but out of the royal family when he wants to endorse? and i would say that harry and meghan have endorsed the book end game by not decrying it and not speaking up and saying it's all rubbish . up and saying it's all rubbish. their silence to me is an endorsement of it and that is a brutal assault on both the royal family. his father, the king and the queen. and i don't think h

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friends of marina rogers were on a desperate hunt for her whereabouts on december seventh. >> that's say they filed a missing persons report for her. police say rogers was in las vegas visiting friends on december 5th, and had planned to meet with sakari hardin, who brought chance comanche along with her. it's the same day comanche played with the stockton kings at the dollar loan center in henderson, according to the team's schedule, her friends posting online that rogers had not been seen alive since her meeting with the suspects in her last track location was on cactus avenue until it went blank. determined to find rogers, her friends organized a gofundme to hire a private investigator, but it was too late. lvmpd said they detected foul play and gathered enough evidence to arrest comanche and hardin for rogers kidnaping. a week from her disappearance, hardin was arrested in las vegas and booked into the clark county detention center for kidnaping. just days after that, comanche was arrested by california fbi agents in sacramento and is pending extradition in nevada, police said. w

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house armed services committee in 2022, roger was nominated by the president of the united states and confirmed by the senate as a member of usip, thank you for being here today. >> fantastic. thanks for that kind introduction and really an honor to have the opportunity to participate in this series particularly senator cotton who will kick things off with some observations on the subject of tonight's discussion and then i will follow up with questions and discussion points for the balance of our time, senator. >> well, thanks, roger for having. thank you for the kind introduction and for what you do here, it's true that we confirmed roger. >> i knew that was coming. >> thus far it doesn't seem to be cost for regret. [laughter] >> peace is not something that just flowers without being peace is not something that is cultivated without being shot. if you look over history, it would seem that war is the natural condition of mankind. paradoxically so because it also seems no particular war big or small is inevitable, even if war itself is inevitable. war typically occurs through the failu

this is roger.es about whether red wine is good for you are bad for you. well, at night, roger stalks the city, finds all the researchers who say it's bad, and he bites them. >> jason: roger is the winner. roger is the best. roger might be coming home with me. >> stephen: who is this? >> jason: this is marina. marina can literally smell danger... as long as the danger is bacon. >> stephen: good for you, marina. this next little guy. >> jason: oh, hammer. >> stephen: this little guy is mr. giggles. mr. giggles has the world's largest collection of snow globes. more than 2,000! but the coolest thing about mr. giggles is that he will never ask you to look at them. there you go. all. >> jason: and this is mindy. you know that hat you bought that you never wear because you think it makes you look silly? well, she will boost your confidence by telling you it's really cool! because her superpower is lying. >> stephen: yeah, yeah, yeah. 'cause it's a stupid hat. how stupid is this hat? >> jason: well. [appl

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rogers: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous material on the conference report to accompany h.r. 2670 that i may include tabular material on the same. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rogers: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: i rise in strong support of f.y.24 national defense authorization act. the ndaa is one of the most consequential bills congress considers. passage of this bill each year sends an important signal to the men and women defending our freedom that congress can function and will prioritize their needs above all else. enacting the ndaa has never been more vital than today. america and our allies face unprecedented and rapidly evolving threats. from china, russia, iran, north korea, and terrorist organizations throughout the world. these threats are real. we all just witnessed terrorist act

roger: en el choque que le arrancÓ la vida a su madre, dani tambiÉn resultÓ herido y gracias a la ayudao miedo. lo que tenga que pasar. reportero: a pesar de su dolor, sigue soÑando. >> mis planes? ir a la escuela, todavÍa estoy pensando quÉ quiero hacercomo pueden ver, cuenta con el amor y el apoyo no solo de su tÍa sino de toda la familia. maity: gracias. frente a un centro de detecciÓn de migrantes en california se realizÓ una tradicional posadanavideÑa para recordar a los migrantes que han fallecido y para llevarle un poco de esperanza y aliento a los que estÁn detenidos allÍ. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ juan: se trata de una posada navideÑa con todos sus componentes, mÚsica, comida y hasta piÑatas, pero este evento tiene varios propÓsitos, uno de ellos es recordarle a los inmigrantes que perdieron la vida durante la pandemia. >> durante la pandemia le llamaron esenciales. cuando necesitamos la ayuda no los protegieron. >>v el evento se realizÓ cerca de este centro de inmigrantes. >> los que estÁn arriba en detenciÓn dicen, vÉannos, aquÍ estamos. juan: esta posada se ha realizado en la Época navid

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roger in valley park, missouri, on our independent line. go ahead, roger. caller: yes, hello. america, don't believe the pollsters. i was a pollster. until 2017. they stopped calling me. i always told the truth abtrump. host: when you say you were a pollster do you mean someone who regularly answered polling questions or that you conducted polls? >> i'm in missouri, it's one of the favorite places for them to call. i received 40, 50 calls a month on a normal election year. host: you. caller: and even in the local elections i'd get 20, 30 calls a month. i've been doing that for 40 years. they stopped calling me in 2017 when i expressed the truth about trump. so the polls are wrong. it's all manipulated. don't believe it. i don't know if we still have you, roger was there another point you want to make? caller: trump's daddy started working for the mafia running two brothels, that's how he got started. host: i do want to get to the idea of how much we can trust polls. when trump was elect there was a lot of criticism of political polling and especially when we are talking about

joining us now leading that charge, mississippi senator roger wicker.med services committee. senator wicker, welcome back. it is unbelievable to me, truly unbelievable to me, that the administration would go through and unfreeze $10 billion which as you know is all about electricity. it is not about medicine. it is not about humanitarian aid. it is about electricity but it is about war. iran is waging war on us, sir. can you stop it? >> well, you know i've got a freight -- great idea, larry, let's put it to a vote in the house and senate and let the elected representatives of the people vote on that with less than a year going before the election to see how those who obviously have to answer the voters feel about that. yes, we can stop it. yes, we should stop it. now it seems that the administration maybe has the legal authority to do that but i was happy to go in with senator hagerty and others and point out the fallacy in this. whether it will go through i don't know but we hear it hasn't gone through yet and i hope we can stop it. larry: i mean your

joining us now is true anomaly ceo ewan rogers.his is an autonomous vehicle designed to fly close to other satellites. it has its own onboard propulsion system and cameras to maneuver safely. it can move in any orbital condition. it's designed at a cost point that allows the system to be proliferated at a scale that has been unachievable thus been supporting the space force today. ed: how do i get access to? and what are the threats of trying to gather data on? ewan: we want to transact in a way that aligns incentives. we want to target margins reported for defense investors. space forces nominated cleared what they intend to transact on a transact on a firm fixed contract for government operations. space forces working on a strategy and we hope to be part of the conversation. ed: what was the experience like working with spacex? ewan: they've been a fantastic partner. they have provided a launch at a cost where we can get access to space at a price point but doesn't a debate -- break the bank. this system did not exist in this sup

i saw roger's interview and i saw michael couric�*s interview on the programme last week.epresentatives of other parts of the bbc sitting with me today, whether it's daytime or entertainment or comedy or drama or sport or whatever, they would also... we've tightened our belts, too, over the years. there's very little original programming in parts of daytime, now, for example, on bbc two, and other parts of the bbc have taken some very difficult decisions. these decisions are not easy. the focus on the shift to digital, which the bbc is making a big thing of, there is a concern that you risk losing a very big core and a loyal audience who watch news on tv and they listen to the radio. what do you say to them who say, "look, we're not interested in digital." why do you risk throwing them away? you're totally right. that core audience is so important to us. if you look at the numbers of people who are watching, for example, the big programmes on bbc one live — so the figures are in real time — very often the top two programmes of the day are the regional news at 6:30 and the

roger: en el choque que le arrancÓ la vida a su madre, dani tambiÉn resultÓ herido y gracias a la ayudao. lo que tenga que pasar. reportero: a pesar de su dolor, sigue soÑando. >> mis planes? ir a la escuela, todavÍa estoy pensando quÉ quiero hacercomo pueden ver, cuenta con el amor y el apoyo no solo de su tÍa sino de toda la familia. maity: gracias. frente a un centro de detecciÓn de migrantes en california se realizÓ una tradicional posadanavideÑa para recordar a los migrantes que han fallecido y para llevarle un poco de esperanza y aliento a los que estÁn detenidos allÍ. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ juan: se trata de una posada navideÑa con todos sus componentes, mÚsica, comida y hasta piÑatas, pero este evento tiene varios propÓsitos, uno de ellos es recordarle a los inmigrantes que perdieron la vida durante la pandemia. >> durante la pandemia le llamaron esenciales. cuando necesitamos la ayuda no los protegieron. >>v el evento se realizÓ cerca de este centro de inmigrantes. >> los que estÁn arriba en detenciÓn dicen, vÉannos, aquÍ estamos. juan: esta posada se ha realizado en la Época navideÑa du

mississippi republican senator roger wicker says there's no rush. they could easily be taken up next year, too. but last week, the senate did act fast on a bill to give back pay to these officers who lost out on the raises that come with their higher rank as the very, very least the senate could do to write awful wrong. we don't need to penalize them because we were having a dispute. but like many republicans, wicker still opposes the pentagon policy. tuberville is protesting. it offers travel expenses and time off for service members seeking legal abortions. administration. >> made it seem like there's going to be this huge of people in the military and hundreds and hundreds of members of the military going to be affected it just isn't true. wicker says he obtained information that suggests only about a dozen troops have used the policy. then takes to me that this is an issue that reading but since the pentagon still supports the policy, opponents would have to take it to court or try to reverse it with legislation. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenu