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d, is none other than samantha power. samantha power was the u. s. and bassett, or to the united nations under brock obama. and she made a name for herself spinning atrocity tales back in the ninety's to break up former yugoslavia. now at this point, samantha power has admitted that the united states is pressuring countries like china, india, israel, and turkey. when it comes to opposing russia and its operation and ukraine. we have exerted. busy kinds of diplomatic pressure, these are the countries that have retained influence with food and you know everything from turkey to israel, to india, to china and boot and doesn't care and, and is defying the will of the world to allow civilians to be evacuated, to allow food and medicine to get in there. and it is a travesty cheese also admitted that america is more than happy to let you crane keep doing all the fighting instead of the west. what does it steak and ukraine, our values and interests so core to the united states? i mean, imagine just wanting your freedom and your independence. you know, americ

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okay, samantha, how much of my crumbs personality is in this decision? do you think the cool the snap election? i mean is this is a getting the better off than as well. a lot of people who work with mac, chrome, both on the foreign policy side and on the domestic policy side, say that one of his big problems is that he does not build a line and says he's not a politician. he does not, you've never been elected to any public position before he was became president. he's vine, to come to the life of the c i a with wrong a company. and you can't do that if you are president. so he's not really good at building alliances within his own policy with other policies, just as he's not being very good at communicating with his foreign pot to apologize particularly on, on policy regarding ukraine in russia. he has a load up and this has been to see 5 other people ahead of us. again, his ego a react seeing more. but before i actually really thinking about the consequences of this choice, he really thought that the, the, the, the motivate laflin motor it right would.

okay, samantha, how much of my crumbs personality isn't this decision? do you think the coldest now collection? i mean, is this is a getting the better off in so well, a lot of people who work with matt, chrome, both on the foreign policy side and on the domestic policy side, say that one of his big problems is that he does not build a line and says he's not a politician. he does not. you know, that's been elected to any public position before he became president. he's vine, the come to the licensee. i a good wrong, a company and you can't do that if you are president. so he's not really good at building alliances within his own policy with other policies, just as he's not being very good at communicating with his foreign pot to apologize particularly on on policy regarding ukraine in russia. he has a loaner and this has been to see 5 other people ahead of us. again, his ego a react, seeing more, the full actually really thinking about the consequences of his choice. um he, he really thought that the, the, the, the motivate laflin motor it right would ra

d, is none other than samantha power. samantha power was you ask them, bassett, or to the united nations under brock obama, and she made a name for herself spinning atrocity tales back in the 90s. to break up former yugoslavia. now at this point, samantha power has admitted that the united states is pressuring countries like china, india, israel, and turkey. when it comes to opposing russia and its operation and ukraine, we have exerted all kinds of diplomatic pressure. these are the countries that have retained influence with food and you know everything from turkey to israel, to india, to china, and boot and doesn't care and, and is defying the will of the world to allow civilians to be evacuated, to allow food and medicine to get in there, and it is a travesty cheese also admitted that america is more than happy to let you crane keep doing all the fighting instead of the west. what does it steak and ukraine, our values and interests so core to the united states? i mean, imagine just wanting your freedom and your indepe

okay, samantha, how much of my crumbs personality isn't this decision? do you think the coldest snack collection? i mean, is this is a getting the better off in so well, a lot of people who work with matt, chrome, both on the foreign policy side and on the domestic policy side, say that one of his big problems is that he does not build a line and says, he's not a politician. he does not, you know, being elected to any public position before he was became president. he's vine, to come to the life of the c i o withdrawn a company. and you can't do that if you are president. so he's not really good at building alliances within his own policy with other policies, just as he's not being very good at communicating with his foreign pot to apologize particularly on on policy regarding ukraine in russia. he is a loader, and this has been to see 5 other people ahead of us. again, his ego a react, seeing more, the full actually really thinking about the consequences of this choice. he really thought that the, the, the, the motivate lapland motor, it writes with ril

okay, samantha, how much of my crumbs personality isn't this decision? do you think the coldest snack collection? i mean, is this is a getting the better off in so well, a lot of people who work with matt, chrome, both on the foreign policy side and on the domestic policy side, say that one of his big problems is that he does not build a line and says he's not a politician. he does not. you've never been elected to any public position before . he became president. he's vine, the come to the licensee. i a good wrong, a company and you can't do that if you are president. so he's not really good at building alliances within his own policy with other policies, just as he's not being very good at communicating with his foreign pot to apologize particularly on, on policy regarding ukraine in russia. he has a load of and this is being to see 5 other people ahead of us. again, his ego a react, seeing more, the full actually really thinking about the consequences of his choice. um he, he really thought that the, the, the, the motivate laflin motor it, right, woul

now the current ahead of us say id is none other than samantha power. samantha power was you ask them, bassett, or to the united nations under brock obama and she made a name for herself spinning atrocity tales back in the ninety's to break up former yugoslavia. now at this point, samantha power has admitted that the united states is pressuring countries like china in the.

now the current head of usa id is none other than samantha power. samantha power was the us and bassett, or to the united nations under brock obama. and she made a name for herself spinning atrocity tales back in the ninety's to break up. the former yugoslavia now at this point, samantha power has admitted that the united states is pressuring countries like china, india, israel, and turkey. when it comes to opposing russia and it's operation and ukraine, we have exerted. busy kinds of diplomatic pressure, and these are the countries that have retained influence with food. and you know everything from turkey to israel to india, to china, and food and doesn't care and, and is defying the will of the world to allow civilians to be evacuated, to allow food and medicine to get in there. and it is a travesty. she's also admitted that america is more than happy to let you crane keep doing all the fighting instead of the west. what does it steak and ukraine, our values and interests so core to the united states? i mean, imagine just wanting your freedom and

samantha learned at her 20-week scan her baby would not survive, but could not afford to leave texas for an abortion. >> it was hard and traumatizing. >> reporter: her baby living only four hours after birth. >> knowing that your and planning your die child's funeral before ur child's even born is insane. >> reporter: amanda zurawski had the resources to travel, but says she became too sick too fast to leave texas in time. >> i didn't have that option. my doctors told me, you better not be more than 15 minutes away from a hospital. i have to use a surrogate because of what happened to me, the damage to my reproductive organs. >> reporter: the group recently lost their lauit. to clarify who qualifies for a medical exemption under texas' abortion ban. they now fear what's still to come. >> how many of you are worried that someone is going to die from these laws? >> if they haven't already. >> the supreme court is expected to rule on another major abortion case. >> that's right. it's a dispute about whether hospitals that receive federal funding must perform abortions in medical

joining me is samantha power, the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations.re daylight pauses in the fighting, we are told. what is making it so difficult for the u.n. relief agencies to safely get aid delivered to the people who need them? >> well, it is in some ways a doom loop, because the assistance getting in gave rise to such desperation on the part of families that every time a truck shows up or goes through a part of gaza, there's a feeling this might be the last truck. there's not that regularized flow of assistance that we need in order to give people the confidence that they need that more will continue to flow. that's one aspect. there's criminality. there are gangs. there are armed elements there. then, of course, there is idf, hamas fighting. there's war, which makes it difficult for unarmed humanitarians to move convoys from point a to point b. it's a perfect storm of really difficult circumstances. there are humanitarians operating on the ground who you have seen working in conflict zones their entire careers. they have never worked in a more

when samantha power took office in 2021, she set three priorities for the usaid. in her new vision for global development, one, broadening the coalition by increasing the number of diversity of voices at usaid. two, focusing assistance more on the voices and needs of the most marginalized. and three, making a more responsive by better incorporating the perspectives of those on the ground. under samantha power, usaid has focused on food security, in response to the ukraine war, climate change, democracy, and governance. also under samantha power, usaid has installed diversity, equity, and inclusion advisors in all bureaus, offices, and overseas missions, and created an agency-wide dashboard and d.e.i. score cards to track staff compliance with the administration's d.e.i. directives. these blatantly political score cards demand idea on the logical con formity and should have no place in the government work place or elsewhere. furthermore, samantha power has repeatedly met with influential left-wing foundations while serving in the role. according to nearly 700 pages

samantha says this is why she's been calling for their closure over new horse racing board claims that horse racing deaths in california are decreasing. the rate of deaths is decreasing, but the california public has shown that we see horses as individuals and every single death is a travesty and every single that is not worth entertainment of whatever people believe is happening here. the 140 acre tract is going to be missed by other residents who say the financial impact will be felt if it's not developed into something else. and it's terrible for the city of albany because get almost a million dollars taxes every year from the owners of the racetrack. so we're going to lose that in our lezla gooden kron. 4 news. >> the owners of golden gate fields put out a statement saying the closure and final day of racing at golden gate fields reflects the ongoing y% and complex economic challenges of the thoroughbred racing industry in california. we've been proud to be part of the 83 year legacy of golden gate fields. and we look forward to working with stakeholders to create a sustainable fut

samantha says this is why she's been calling for their closure.ring, course, racing board claims that horse racing deaths in california are decreasing. the rate of deaths is decreasing, but the california public has shown that we see horses as individuals and every single that is a travesty and every single that is not worth entertainment of whatever people believe the 140 acre tract is going to be missed. but other residents who say the financial impact will be felt it's not developed into something else. for the city of albany because get almost a million dollars in taxes every year from the owners of the racetrack. so we're going to lives it out with let's get in kron. 4 news. >> today is national gun violence awareness day and one bay area organization is making a big impact. moms demand action is leading the charge to end gun violence and a representative joined us earlier today. >> aunt and uncle affected by gun violence in a home invasion. and also my really close friend died of gun suicides. so this is a very personal journey being that to

what's the jewel maple, samantha 8 same it pull stuff like the would you be august part of my hand? yes. which said i'm not. well, i'm low. may kind of buy a fuel, so if you don't want it for them, they tell me the law firm list have been on the, on the phone with a lift. so talk to the gentlemen that he said by yeah, just rest of the thing within the media. many got if i you to see god on or school yet, maybe. but do for me that somebody of you this thing this, that 1 may also fax august. the folder between the same time, i guess they have not, mine would do the, the talk you're dealing with it. we're not going to look at, i have a test scores have to cut out you the only one life. so we have the big ones. you may go to the up the, you know, scale. if i got the document from you that's been going do you know, god will say the whole i'm just wondering to our new on the . ringback the do not pursue so not to set the rules. phillips spends do peace of mind to be in the system. so they don't thoughts. protection without cutting down local bank though for is a big change for us on the n

. >> historical track holds memories and family ties for some like samantha fay, a local horse advocate. her grandfather was a mayor. our bunny, when the track first opened in 1941. yeah. when my great grandfather opened golden gate fields in the 1940's, he would also preside over the winner's circle ceremonies in these types of things. and i even have family members that may come out and watch the final race and honor of my great grandfather. but she says the closure is long overdue. calling the treatment of the horses here a tragedy. i my heart and my mind are both with the horses that we weren't able to save. so golden gate fields kills many courses every year since they announced the closure in july of 2023. >> 19 horses have been killed here according to the california horse racing board. >> that was, of course, death recorded on friday here. samantha says this is why she's been calling for their closure over new horse racing board claims that horse racing deaths in california are decreasing. the rate of deaths is decreasing, but the california public has shown that we see horses a

my name is samantha. i am the. first black miss hawaii usa and we successfully passed legislation in hawaii to make juneteenth a state holiday and todaynting the national juneteenth observance foundation. we to celebrate juneteenth, to recognize our history and discuss how we can uset to successfully move forward toward a more inclusive america. starting us off, we have dr. penny brown. she will be doing the opening prayer and helping us celebrate juneteenth. dr. penny brown is onw2 the boad of the education committee helping to educate everyone in americajuneteenth. let's please welcome dr. penny brown. dr. i am dr. penny brown. i will be doing the opening prayer for the festivities today. i ask that everyone be still, be quiet and let's give the almighty what he is so rightfully due. i stretch my hands today for no my storm, my prince of my hope in this harsh land, we bow before you this afternoon and thank yog care of us. this afternoon, -- this morning, you touched us and brought us out of the land ofgave us an

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this point, samantha power has admitted that the united states is pressuring countries like china, india, israel, and turkey. when it comes to opposing russia and its operation and ukraine. we have exerted. busy kinds of diplomatic pressure, and these are the countries that have retained influence with food. and you know everything from turkey to israel to india, to china, and boot and doesn't care and, and is defying the will of the world to allow civilians to be evacuated, to allow food and medicine to get in there. and it is a travesty. she's also admitted that america is more than happy to let you crane keep doing all the fighting instead of the west. what does it steak and ukraine, our values and interests so core to the united states? i mean, imagine just wanting your freedom and your independence. you know, americans understand bullies and the importance of standing up to boys at the same time. again, we're very alert to the risk given that russia is a nuclear on power, as you rightly say. but that, that is again, how we are in the position that we're in now. building a coalition

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samantha, you must get these questions all the time. is this time different?t tell we are having profit taking. -- right now we are having profit taking. the most part, the operation that -- ended last friday. it suppresses volatility. we are into the end of the quarter this week. it is very extended, this ecosystem of stocks. they are having some pullbacks and profit taking. we noted in the terminal that you have dell ceo doing some large insiders selling with the ceo. that is not necessarily a top call. they did the same back in 2019 and stocks continued from there. and taking some chips off and we are going into a blackout period . many are going to be on hold. the treasury is kind of on its low for liquidity and put lots of stuff together. you have the end of month, end of quarter profit taking on very extended ai tech stocks that were due a little pause. >> how much of this move is related to yields this month? quite frequently we see that yields our repricing because of fed comments and we see a move in the market. is any of that due to the fed that the

my name is samantha. i am the. first black miss the founder of hawaii for juneteenth. legislation in hawaii to make juneteenth aÑ@ i am here represe national juneteenth observance foundation. we are here to celebrate juneteenth, to recognize our historand discuss how we can use it to successfully move forwto america. starting us off, we have dr. penny bwn. be doing the opening prayer and helpings juneteenth. dr. penny brown is the board of the education committee helping to educate everyone in america on the history of juneteenth. let's please wme dr. penny brown. dr. brown: thank you so much. i am dr. pen brown. i will be doing the opening prayer for the festivities today. i everyone be stile let's give e almighty what he is so rightfully due. shelter in the time of storm, my prince■f peace, my hope in this harsh■fl)an bow before you this afterno and■ thank you for watching over us and taking care of us. this afternoon, -- this morning, you touched us and brought us er. gave us another day. thank you. . we realize as we now talk this morning when their names were answ

samantha : they think it was her. lizzy : but they couldnt confirm it yet. tabitha : yeah.office,janet albertsonheaded straight to the scene. janet albertson: unfortunately, you know her body had decomposed a significant amount in that short six-day period. its just sad. you know, youre just standing over this-- what was clearly six days before, a beautiful, young girl. and what you had left was a horror. andrea canning : albertsonsays she didnt need to wait for test results. she knew it was sarah. she recognized her clothes from these pictures. andrea canning: did the shirt match the photos? janet albertson: yeah. and when the medical examiner removed the garments and she laid them out on the gurney to be photographed, you could visualize each of the tank tops including the owl shirt and the pink sweatshirt. andrea canning : the same crowds of family and friends who had searched for sarah had now come to say farewell. andrea canning : nick was back at church. this time for sarahs funeral. andrea canning : how is everyone handling the news that this-- this part of everythin

samantha take started an error or loss of missing majorly without planet. of course, the most logical way of stopping that is binding less of this and other fossil fuels. but that's not happening nearly fast enough into the carbon tax and alluringly simple idea. just put a price tag on carbon emissions that are destroying our planet. the more you pollute, the more you pay, leading in theory to less pollution and making clean alternatives more appealing. almost 30 countries worldwide have a form of it. so can the common tax stop us from polluting the so, but 1st things best. why are we focusing on carbon? that's because as soon as we've done this, it becomes the biggest trouble amaica. when you burn co dom it's vast amounts of c, o 2. the same goes for oil and gas. carbon emissions from fossil fuels are by far the biggest pollutant that's responsible for climate change. this is regular air and this is what we're doing throughout atmosphere right now. and once we turn on our son, this one starts heating up much quicker. a little bit of carbon dioxide in the a

and samantha power, the aid administrator.for joining us thanks, wolf and we'll be right back the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't be higher the president and the former president, one stage moderated by jake tapper and dana bash, the cnn presidential debate thursday, june 27th, denied live on cnn and strip we've been unmatched one reading that bend yeah, that's not good happened huge things happen happen be there with three, learn more at rnc.com you know priceline helps families they 60% on family-friendly hotels. so many great trips we might just leave here with another vacation baby i'll take it easy. >> paris and u2 for motor to help lisa wasn't toledo. >> 30 are happy priceline from medium rare two well done so many ways to save life. >> ruddy while it happy, that's 365 by whole foods market start your day with nature me. the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin supplement brand. >> one second, grandma disguise going to buy my car okay. >> do you need car bomber entering plate number?

trumbo: hi, ladies and my name is samantha neyland trumbo. am the first black miss hawaii usa and the founder of hawaii for juneteenth. we successfully passed legislation in hawaii to make neteenth a state holiday, and today i am here representing the national juneteenth observance foundation. we are here to celebrate juneteenth, to recognize our history and sc use it to successfully move forward towards a more inclusive america. us off today we have dr. penni brown. she will be doing the opening prayer and helping us celebrate juneteenth. dr. penni brown is a member of njos and she is on the board of the education committee helping to educate everyone in america on theto. so, let's please welcome dr. dr. brown: thank you so much. thank you. thank you, everyone. as shei will be doing the openig prayer for the festivities here 's give the almighty what he is so rightfully due. father, i stretcmy hds to thee for no other help i know. my shelter in >the time of st my prince of peace, my hope in this harsh land, we bow before you this afternoon t

samantha says this is why she's been calling for their closure.ring, course, racing board claims that horse racing deaths in california are decreasing. the rate of deaths is decreasing. but that california public has shown that we see horses as individuals and every single death is a travesty and every single is not worth entertainment of whatever people believe the 140 acre track is going to be missed. but other residents who say the financial impact will be felt it's not developed into something else. circle for the city of albany because get almost a million dollars taxes every year from the owners of the racetrack. so we're going to lives it out to get in kron. 4 news. >> and animal rights group plans to hold a memorial protest outside golden gate fields on sunday. berkeley based direct action everywhere says the vigil is meant to recognize the more than 2000 horses killed since the track opened in 1941. >> coming up here at 10 o'clock, the search for the suspect who police believe could be connected to racist messages in a san francisco neigh

his head in for north korea to meet with kim jump on where the to isolated leaders are expected to samantha strategic pence, economic culprits, the guy that was welcome to the program and it's really official says that's prime minister benjamin netanyahu as dissolve israel is woke out of that's, that's off to administer the any guns. and to is national unity bound to quit the government earlier this month. meanwhile, israel continues this military operations in the gaza strip. israel's army is said it would implement a daily technical pause along the road in southern gaza to a lot, a deliveries through the crime shut on board across the area. i aust correspondence under trema in jerusalem wine that's in yahoo as does offices, will cabinet now a lot. it didn't come exactly as a surprise. i mean, this move was expect as i prime minister benjamin netanyahu of to his minister benny guns and also his number 2 of his party got the item code less the government over a week ago. so for some here, it was father formality that this happened. now this consultative body, the smaller will copy that was

if you met samantha, you'd know she was extraordinary. sam was clever, vivacious and kind.ed with energy, purpose and a little bounce. she spoke with insight, clarity and an uncanny confidence. at 14 years old, sam had remarkable promise. she was first in her class, fluent in three languages, a dedicated volleyball player, active in numerous clubs, and founder of the mock trial club. more importantly, sam was a good person of great faith who brought light to any situation. sam's good energy, light and purpose spreads throughout her community. her friends and family, including her sister, kathryn, and her mother, lori, who are here with us today, feel comfort and delight in the echo of sam's wild and joyful laughter. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 269, the medicare declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 8580, would the gentleman from indiana, mr. yakym, kindly take the chair. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on th

we turned to samantha of political fact. let's take some of these debate topics one by one starting with the economy and inflation. donald trump said president biden caused inflation and that the cost of food doubled, tripled and quadrupled. president biden says trump's proposed 10% tariffs would cause the average american 20 $500 a year. >> trump's claim that biden inherited inflation is mostly false. as pandemic conditions improved, the economy accelerated. inflation peaked in his presidency. he didn't single-handedly cause it. on trump's claim that food cost has doubled, tripled and quadrupled, we found that to be false. the 21% increase is nowhere near what trump claimed. that would have to be 300%. biden's claim about trump's tariffs costing amerins 25 hundred dollars is mostly true. economists expect the trump's proposed tariff on foreign products will force consumers to pay more. geoff: donald trump said president biden has allowed in 18 million people and they are coming from prisons, jails and men still -- mental in

that's samantha powers of fort wayne, indiana, and her dog loki. two years after he ran off while he was in the care of a friend while she was away. oh my gosh, so happy. >> and thankfully, as is usually the case in these stories, this dog was microchipped. that's how they tracked down the mom. >> once they found him, it must have been too long years, both for the pup and for the family. >> we got this video all day. yes, make sure to tip your pets and ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, actor, writer, and comedian, marlon wayans plus, from the award-winning series "queer eye," jonathan van ness. also your comments on another addition of the inbox. all next on "live!

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samantha reidel, thank you so much. happy pride to you as well. tonight. come back tomorrow at 7:00 eastern on msnbc. we will talk about the most expensive congressional race in u.s. history and efforts to come back project 2025. ayanna pressley is with us and much more starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern only on msnbc. until then, i am ayman mohyeldin in new york. have a good night. you go, . thanks. hi honey ready to go? yup. there it is, there it is... ahhh...here we go. i guess it also has some disadvantages. yes it does. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty, liberty.♪ can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. try killing bugs the worry-free way. not the other way. zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess. they work continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. if you have chron