background, i've got to say this about oklahoma. oklahoma has come out pretty well. you all don't need to feel sorry for oklahoma. i will take care of that. they are very happy right now. oklahoma has five major military installations from training pilots to building bombs. each is unique in its mission to support our military. since 1988, we have gone through five brac rounds. that's base realignment and closure commissions. in each round, the department of defense closes bases and military installations in accordance with their performance. that is something we ought to be doing. in each round, oklahoma and the department of defense proved its presence in oklahoma. so, oklahoma has done very well in that period of time. ok, i'm going to tell a story here that will surprise a lot of people because the star of the story is -- none of these kids will remember except for reading about him -- is ronald reagan. when i was about six years old, my dad was a claims adjuster in a building where ronald reagan was an announcer of who radio, a sports announcer in des moines, io

and he says, "it's about that thing in oklahoma city."uld have been gone. hanger: i've always said that it was divine intervention that put all those things in place. ♪ clark: the word gets out that the person arrested for this is in the jail in perry, oklahoma. and people start gathering in the area outside the courthouse, waiting for him. man: the noble county courthouse in perry, oklahoma, was ringed with police officers and several hundred spectators, all in anticipation of seeing timothy mcveigh. and then the door opens, and out walks timothy mcveigh in an orange jumpsuit. potok: this wasn't evil muslims. these weren't people who believed in some religion that we don't like. a blue-eyed, fair-haired american boy had been found to be the perpetrator. this was, you know, the neighbor of all of us. downs: i remember being in the hospital, and the nurses were all crowded around a tv, and the realization hit me that...a person did this. like, a person did this. i really could not wrap my mind around that. i was just in disbelief that some

and so he introduced oklahoma's first victims' rights act.bout the family. we're not considering how brutal that crime was. this person took another individual's life in these cases. keith morrison (voiceover): the victims' rights movement was in its infancy then. it met resistance from judges and prosecutors. he was very, very passionate and focused on victims rights. and who could argue with him? there was nobody in the senate, or in the house for that matter, who had been through that kind of a traumatic experience. keith morrison (voiceover): the law's passage was a huge victory for brooks and his allies in the legislature. and, personally, for him, well, it happened during his second term in the senate-- revelation. and not a happy one. for all he had accomplished all he had overcome-- the grief, the fury, the drift, the confusion-- it wasn't enough. perhaps it was his long dead father still whispering in his ear something he needed to do. he found himself on a legislative tour of oklahoma's infamous maximum security prison at mcalester.

brecheen of oklahoma. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1370, the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. brecheen, and a member opposed each will control five minute the chair recognizes the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. brecheen: thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment prohibits the i.h.s., end&health services from providing sex change surgeries at their hospital, clinics and reimbursing providers who perform those sex-change surgeries. i.h.s. is receiving $5.2 billion in appropriations from the bill we are debating we cannot allow that money to go toward mutilation of individuals. turning them forever into patients of a pharmaceutical industry if you don't believes this happening, look no further than main website for i.h.s. it is a host of resources for individuals seeking surgery and guidance for so-called care providers. their website tells you how to acquire surgery. thousand pay for it. where to go on the day of sunshinery. the i.h.s. has the gall to refer to this as, quote, gender affirming care, which,

texas -- excuse me, altus, oklahoma. we call it oklahoma sometimes.share a common border and a lot of common interests, one of those was the annual quail hunt in altus. it was a great community event there primarily connected with the air base and trying make sure that community support was strong for that air base in altus. but i would go up to his each year and then he would come down to one that i have in hondo, texas, outside of san antonio. the other thing i remember -- and senator lankford, i know, has carried on this great tradition -- is that they have their annual quail breakfast here in d.c., not something that you ordinarily find on your breakfast table here in d.c. but they would have an annual quail breakfast with the altus delegation each year. i think we've lost a great man, a great senator, a great human being, a great friend, and i wanted to come to the floor and express my cone dolenses -- condolences to kay and his family for hear loss. and we share their sense of loss, but we also share in their celebration of a great life lived. h

. >> i'm hill harper timothy mcveigh detonated a 7,000 pound truck bomb in oklahoma city killing 168ocent people including 19 children after mcvay was arrested, americans were told the shocking news. this was not the work of a foreign terrorist but a horror committed by one of our very own, a young man who once fought for american lives and the first gulf war the question everyone asked now was, how could it a decorated american soldier turn into a deadly american terrorist hears how it really happened here are elements that i receive information regarding this information, just how good of a cnn sidner and we have learned that there has been a large explosion at the alfred merav buildings some type of explosion has blown the side of the building off there was a boom and the building shook in the ceiling fell in. and he's getting falling horrible noise there was nothing loud i thought it was the end of the world. i just didn't know what else what other explanation it could be for what i was experiencing even after i got out of the building, i was scared to death. i just thought for s

oklahoma state superintendent ryan walters joins us now.see you, superintendent. >> thank you for having me. >> tell the viewers, why does the bible and 10 commandments need to be taught in schools. >> it's part of our history. it's crystal clear, you go back to american history, look at the pilgrims, the mayflower compact, thomas jefferson talking about rights coming from the creator, martin luther king, junior references multiple biblical examples. the left and radical woke administrators want to indoctrinate and lie to your kids and act like there's in no role that faith played in history. that's a lie and that is frankly pushing a left wing agenda on kids to try to get kids to hate the country by saying look, there was no morality, no belief in god. the primary sources are crystal clear. in oklahoma you will receive the bible in historical context, you will see when individuals throughout history reference the bible, cite the bible. it's part of our history. the left wing activists can be offended, they won't like it, but we won't allow

it is allowed to be taught in oklahoma schools. and yet, your own constitution says the school should be open to all children and free from sectarian control. given the recent decision against funding a charter school, are you making a political point? >> the left, they can be offended and mad and upset, but they can't rewrite history. we the bible was cited more than any documents in the 1600's political writings and clearly a historical source and bring it back to our schools and continue to battle and we feel and president trump's nominees to the u.s. supreme court if we get sued and challenge we will be victorious because the justice are organizationallists and not what a left wing professor said so we feel confident. >> the constitution itself does not mention god or jesus or christian in its text. but going back to your memo you say immediate and strict compliance is expected. what do you mean immediate and a teacher has to teach like trained teachers. are you going to have bible classes for teachers. and what if they don't?

we will make sure that our kids in oklahoma understand american history.e censored by left-wing extremists who don't want the bible mentioned in our classroom and that is what we will continue stephanie: stephanie: to do here. what is the real goal here? when you talk about core values, what do you mean? critics believe measures like this lead to more division and hate and in schools, that could mean bullying or ostracizing certain students. ryan: that is an absurd assumption. we have been very clear what our goal is here. it is for our kids to understand american history. the left has been at war with the bible in schools. they have removed the bible from schools. it is academically incredibly -- it's honestly -- honestly, it is incredible to have an academic course on u.s. history and not include the bible's influence in american history, so we will continue to fix that so our kids understand this country, understand why the founders designed it the way that they did, and understand the role that the bible played in american history. and frankly, it is t

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the state of oklahoma proudly cast all of its 43 votes president donald j. trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedings of this convention, oklahoma, 43 votes, president trump. west virginia, 32 delegates. >> madam term, mass of the national behalf of the west virginia delegation, i am very proud to cast all 32 votes for the mountaineers, where we are always free, and to cast those 30 two votes for our former and future president, donald j. trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, west virginia, 32 votes, president donald j. trump. new hampshire. 22 delegates. >> madam secretary, my name is corey lewandowski, and i served as president trump campaign manager and 2016 for that historic victory. i stand before you today on behalf of the great state of new hampshire. the granite state, the first in the nation primary state, the state that delivered president trump's first election victory way back in february of 2016. new hampshire proudly cast all 22 votes

of oklahoma was never diminished pursuant oklahoma's the treaty rights of those particular, i thinkr purposes of jurisdiction. that's a land landmark case. but currently with the composition, the supreme court, what is. do you have any insight with respect to where we're going here? well. mcgirt case was really kind of a landmark case. the muskogee creek tribe prevailed, 5 to 4, 5 to 4 vote based upon principle, federal indian law that we understood very well. and that is, you know, reservation is established in it stays a reservation until congress somehow this establishes that by specific language specific laws. and so the supreme court looked at the argument by the muskogee creek nation that our reservation boundaries are still intact. the congress has never diminished, changed the reservation. we still have jurisdiction over all of this land within our original reservation, which includes the city of tulsa, oklahoma and, a lot of other places. and the supreme looked at the legislation and everything that's happened here in oklahoma and said, yeah, congress has never discussed th

not far from the bryan's home in mustang lived the oklahoma city fire chief.y that maybe they got the wrong fire chief? >> you know, that did not hit me until somebody brought it up. >> reporter: and the buzz reached the back of the fire house. center that story did come out that possibly the person who done this, it could have been anyone's theory as to what happened. >> i didn't think that story made sense. >> too farfetched? >> yes. it is real competitive to get hired on as a firefighter. so i just can't see somebody not getting hired and then killing the fire chief. the oklahoma city fire department, i don't think the fire chief really has anything to do with the hiring process. >> so around ■çmustang, the questions were many. the answers few. people were watching. >> i found myself wanting to close bl

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. >>> and, separation of church and state, not so separate in oklahoma now forcing public schools to teach the bible. what if the teacher refuses? let's do it.■ç >>> tonight, a new poll in the aftermath of thursday night's presidential debate is likely only adding to democratic anguish about the state of the race. a cbs 2 of online survey of registered voters finds the nearly three out of four think biden does not have the mental and cognitive health to serve as president, and there are some caveats. the poll was immediate, conducted just two days after the debate and this margin of error is 4.2 points, but this is a seven point increase in the number of registered voters who had the specific doubts about biden on june 9th just weeks before the debate. to counter the negativity, top biden supporters hit the airwaves today to stand by their candidate. >> i have spent time with joe biden. i can tell!çyou that not only does he have a tough mind, he has a tender heart, and that is what you need in a president. donald trump has neither. joe biden has confronted and had to come back from t

i am going to support our young ladies in oklahoma.now how many track athletes from the universities have thanked me for protecting their scholarships. amna: i am talking about for example, banning the rainbow flag, limiting discussion on sexuality. gov. stitt: nobody is limiting the discussion. as far as flying the lgbtq+ flag, yeah, we're not for that. why would we do that? that's not something that will happen in our state. amna: oklahoma governor kevin stitt, thank you for joining us. geoff: congressman tom cole also of oklahoma is serving his 11th term in congress and he has seen a lot of changes in the republican party during his 21 years in washington. we spoke earlier today and i asked him how the trump/vance ticket will affect down ballot republican races. rep. cole: i think it is a big plus for republicans in the house. if we lost the presidency we would lose our majority. if on the other hand polling has gotten better over the course of the summer and he wins i don't see how we can lose the house. we need some padding. so th

it's gone. >> reporter: johnny kelley is the mayor of barnsdall, oklahoma.ty the hardest. two people died. >> there's 83 homes that are gone. i don't not there's enough adjectives in the vocabulary to describe this deal. >> reporter: it seems like there was a short period of time where the eyes of the nation are on your city, but after that, there is still a big need here. >> no one is here, and we are left here to deal with what's left, and it's an emotional roller coaster. >> a lot of people came in here, cleaned up, but it's not even half finished. >> reporter: do you have one wish for the future? >> it's going to take a while to get use to, but i hope this all gets cleaned up and we have a new house. >> reporter: you want this part to be over like that. >> yeah. to the future so you don't have to think about it anymore. >> reporter: need a time machine. >> yeah. >> reporter: it took 120 years to build this community. it will take some time to rebuild. for "eye on america," dave malkoff, and bartlesville, oklahoma. >> norah: and the story of a young girl

satcha: acusada de negligencia infantil, es la respuesta de autoridades en oklahoma a una mujer que dejÓmpaÑÍa que tuvo que cambiar su destino por esto: fue alcanzado por un rayo, literal, como le cuento. el aviÓn iba a aterrizar en el aeropuerto londinense, pero tras el impacto se desviÓ a otro aeropuerto donde llegÓ sin novedad. satcha: segÚn experto, la mayorÍa de los aviones son alcanzados por un rayo una o dos veces al aÑo sin llegar a producir daÑos o lesiones graves. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: esto es insÓlito, aunque la mayorÍa de las mÁquinas expendedoras de lo que venden son dulces o refrescos, hay una en particular estÁ dando mucho de quÉ hablar en el sur del paÍs vende nada mÁs y nada menos que municiones de armas. satcha: estÁ causando tanta controversia que un supermercado retirÓ una de ellas. andrea leÓn nos explica. andrea: una empresa de mÁquinas expendedoras estÁ en el ojo del huracÁn, una tienda de comestibles en alabama es la primera en quitar una de sus mÁquinas que vende municiones, ya que el consejo municipal lo consideraba ilegal. >> [habla en inglÉs] recibÍ algunas llam

i got him while i was shooting "twisters" in oklahoma. >> stephen: in oklahoma rescue dog rescue markthis canine thirst trap. that's a hell of a shock. >> glen: you get bored in oklahoma sometimes. things happen. it's really confusing. >> stephen: i just wanted to prove how much you and i are like that i took a photo with my dog when he was a puppy too. it's a very similar vibe. i mean, i can't tell, it is that -- i can't understand, there you go. folks are excited to see "twisters" not only because it looks very exciting but also the original 1996 "twister" is beloved by people. i understand you actually -- i want to ask you about this, you got to know bill paxton, star of the original "twister." when was the first time you saw this film? >> glen: i think i saw the original "twister" probably and i was 10 years old. i grew up in austin, texas. tornado alley, it's all part of the thing. texans in here. i love it. i feel like "twister" was always sort of a movie that felt like it was for texans or people in oklahoma or kansas but then you traveled the world and he realized it was a mas

. >> thank you so much, doctor and next up oklahoma said public schools will teach the bible or else.eat-proof. they're leakproof underwear, from knix. comfy & confident protection that feel just like normal. with so many styles and colors to choose from, switching is easy at knix.com >>> on this show >>> on this show we have been following a growing concern and movement to infuse christian values and public schools. louisiana became recently the first united state to require the 10 commandments be displayed in schools and now oklahoma said all public schools teach the bible. the superintendent of public instruction ryan wolters sat down for an interview with nbc news and gave this ominous warning to teachers who refuse to teach the bible. >> they will be reprimanded and told this is part of the oklahoma academic standards and the teacher breaks the law refuses to, they could lose their license. >> my panel is back with me now and when you see louisiana requiring the 10 commandments to displayed and now the school in oklahoma mandating the entire bible be taught in the classrooms, whe

it is happening not just in florida and oklahoma, the state of texas for instance.he was director of the heritage foundation was director of the texas public policy foundation and he had huge ties to governor greg abbott, huge ties to the republican party there so i think about the stories that i covered in texas just the last three years. i've seen what project 2025 looks like. i have been with families that a flood texas because their children can't get gender- affirming care. i've been with families that a flood texas because their daughters have these -related pregnancies. i've met with countless young women who are literally going to mexico to get an abortion and the list goes on. texas policemen are being deputized to be ice agents, so it's happening already. >> is a soft rollout. >> that's what we all have to be talking about. >> let's talk about one of the states right now, oklahoma. ryan walters, this task force he set up in oklahoma, i want to read for you some of these things that he would overhaul the social studies system. it would include right wing ta

tim marshall: the largest one i've ever seen was the el reno, oklahoma tornado, and that was over two miles wide. kim klockow mcclain: the joplin tornado became a mile wide wedge right on the edge of town. kat piotrowski: the tornado was massive. it was chewing up everything in its path. there was no mercy at all. er: breaking news here at cnn. joplin, missouri, suffering the devastation right now of a very powerful tornado. jim riek: amber lived in what i would call a very middle class area of joplin. jeff piotrowski: this beautiful, quaint subdivision, and now it's level. kat piotrowski: it was just total devastation. our phone rang, and it was her, and she was screaming, mother, my house is on top of me. that's when i said, amber, that's not funny, because we would always kid back and forth. and she said, no, mom, my house is on top of me. and then her phone went dead. so there's a lot of myths that have been passed down through the years. reporter: doors and windows on the north and east sides were open. trent okerson: whenever i was growing up, i heard you've got to open up the w

the bombing of oklahoma city and 1995 was the largest deliberate mass casualty event on american soil between pearl harbor and $911.00. but most people still don't understand what that event was and what it meant. the indicted charges activity fee and terry nichols, former army buddies with a grudge against the government plan. the bombing selected mcveigh and nichols met each other through their service. they trained together at fort riley, kansas, before mcveigh deployed to the gulf, as part of the big red one and century unit interact. there he seems to have experience on the amount of traumatic combat before their return home. after washing out of special forces, he was really angry and we see at that moment his deepening involvement and radical white power activity mcvey used his military training to carry out the bombing in oklahoma city. in a letter to a friend, he cited his military oath as justification for the attack. i have sworn to uphold and defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign or domestic. and i will. blood will flow in the streets, good versus evil. free

the bombing of oklahoma city and 1995 was the largest deliberate mass casualty event on american soil between pearl harbor and $911.00. but most people still don't understand what that event was and what it meant. the indictment charges that timothy mcveigh and terry nichols, former army buddies with a grudge against the government plan. the bombing selected mcveigh and nichols met each other through their service. they trained together at fort riley, kansas, before mcveigh deployed to the gulf, as part of the big red one and century unit interact. there he seems to have experience on the amount of traumatic combat before their return home. after washing out of special forces, he was really angry and we see at that moment his deepening involvement and radical white power activity mcvey used his military training to carry out the bombing in oklahoma city. in a letter to a friend, he cited his military oath as justification for the attack. i have sworn to uphold and defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign or domestic. and i will. blood will flow in the streets. good versus

the people of oklahoma and our co country. i had the honor and privilege of serving with senator inhofe and developing a ritch ba-- relationship based not just on our responsibilities and interests, but also on our faith and values. we first met when we were in the house of representatives and had an opportunity to join one of his congressional delegation tr trips. i encouraged and administratored h -- admired a. and i consider it a blessing that i got to work alongside senator inhofe for 12 years together in in chamber. he was a leader on the environment -- on the senate environment and public works committee. when i was a junior member. and i learned so much from simply opening observing. but he was also gracious enough to view me as a partner. a decade ago i invited the senator to port smith, arkansas, my hometown and he took me up on my offer. so fally we worked together on a number of -- so naturally we worked together on a number of issues including the arkansas river navigation system and a future interstate designation

the bombing of oklahoma city and 1995 was the largest deliberate mass casualty event on american soil between pearl harbor and $911.00. but most people still don't understand what that event was and what it meant. the indicted charges activity fee and terry nichols, former army buddies with a grudge against the government plan. the bombing selected mcveigh and nichols met each other through their service. they trained together at fort riley, kansas, before mcveigh deployed to the gulf, as part of the big red one and century unit interact. there he seems to have experience on the amount of traumatic combat for their return home. after washing out of special forces, he was really angry and we see at that moment his deepening involvement and radical white power activity mcvey used his military training to carry out the bombing in oklahoma city. in a letter to a friend, he cited his military oath as justification for the attack. i have sworn to uphold and defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign or domestic. and i will. blood will flow in the streets, good versus evil. freeman

the bombing of oklahoma city and 1995 was the largest deliberate mass casualty event on american soil between pearl harbor and $911.00. but most people still don't understand what that event was and what it meant. the indictment charges that timothy mcveigh and terry nichols, former army buddies with a grudge against the government plan. the bombing selected mcveigh and nichols met each other through their service. they trained together at fort riley, kansas, before mcveigh deployed to the gulf, as part of the big red one and century unit interact. there he seems to have experience on the amount of traumatic combat before their return home. after washing out of special forces, he was really angry and we see at that moment his deepening involvement and radical white power activity mcvey used his military training to carry out the bombing in oklahoma city. in a letter to a friend, he cited his military oath as justification for the attack. i have sworn to uphold and defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign or domestic. and i will. blood will flow in the streets, good versus

the bombing of oklahoma city and 1995 was the largest deliberate mass casualty event on american soil between pearl harbor and $911.00. but most people still don't understand what that event was and what it meant. the indictment charges activity fee and terry nichols, former army buddies with a grudge against the government plan. the bombing selected mcveigh and nichols met each other through their service. they trained together at fort riley, kansas, before mcveigh deployed to the gulf, as part of the big red one and century unit interact. there he seems to have experience on the amount of traumatic combat before their return home. after washing out of special forces, he was really angry and we see at that moment his deepening involvement and radical white power activity mcvey used his military training to carry out the bombing in oklahoma city. in a letter to a friend, he cited his military oath as justification for the attack. i have sworn to uphold and defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign or domestic. and i will. blood will flow in the streets. good versus evil. fr

the bombing of oklahoma city and 1995 was the largest deliberate mass casualty event on american soil between pearl harbor and $911.00. but most people still don't understand what that event was and what it meant. the indictment charges activity fee and terry nichols, former army buddies with a grudge against the government plan. the bombing selected mcveigh and nichols met each other through their service. they trained together at fort riley, kansas, before mcveigh deployed to the gulf, as part of the big red one and century unit interact. there he seems to have experience on the amount of traumatic combat before their return home. after washing out of special forces, he was really angry and we see at that moment his deepening involvement and radical white power activity mcvey used his military training to carry out the bombing in oklahoma city. in a letter to a friend, he cited his military oath as justification for the attack. i have sworn to uphold and defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign or domestic. and i will. blood will flow in the streets, good versus evil. fr

the bombing of oklahoma city and 1995 was the largest deliberate mass casualty event on american soil between pearl harbor and $911.00. but most people still don't understand what that event was and what it meant. the indicted charges activity fee and terry nichols, former army buddies with a grudge against the government plan. the bombing selected mcveigh and nichols met each other through their service. they trained together at fort riley, kansas, before mcveigh deployed to the gulf, as part of the big red one and century unit interact. there he seems to have experience on the amount of traumatic combat before their return home. after washing out of special forces, he was really angry and we see at that moment his deepening involvement and radical white power activity mcvey used his military training to carry out the bombing in oklahoma city. in a letter to a friend, he cited his military oath as justification for the attack. i have sworn to uphold and defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign or domestic. and i will. blood will flow in the streets. good versus evil. free

the bombing of oklahoma city and 1995 was the largest deliberate mass casualty event on american soil between pearl harbor and $911.00. but most people still don't understand what that event was and what it meant. the indicted charges that timothy mcveigh and terry nichols, former army buddies with a grudge against the government plan. the bombing selected mcveigh and nichols met each other through their service. they trained together at fort riley, kansas, before mcveigh deployed to the gulf, as part of the big red one and century unit interact. there he seems to have experience on the amount of traumatic combat before their return home. after washing out of special forces, he was really angry and we see at that moment his deepening involvement in radical white power activity mcvey used his military training to carry out the bombing in oklahoma city. in a letter to a friend who cited his military oath as justification for the attack. i have sworn to uphold and defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign or domestic. and i will, blood will flow in the streets. good versus evi

as well as oklahoma governor kevintitt as vice chair. let's give him a hand as well. i am also pleased to announce the following governors to serve as members of the executive committee. the 2024-2025 executive getting many members are the montana governor, the new mexin governor, the new york governor, the louisiana governo the pennsylvania governor, and tennessee governor. congratulations to all of you and thank you for your leadership. [applause] this job is more fun when you have an amazing vice chair. they are dear friends. jared polis. i told our kids it's the hammer of thor and it has great power. i hope that's true. i want to introduce our next vice chair. it's entirely coincidence that we have utah, cal -- colorado and oklahoma passing the gamble. we assume it will travel elsewhere. in addition to the great work of governor cox, it's been great to know our governor from the state of oklahoma. it's my honor to introduce the next vice chair, governor kevin stitt. ♪ [applause] >> thank you. i am honored to serve as the vice chair under your leadership, governor

we shot in oklahoma in the summertime, and that was crazy. >> jimmy: did you ever think oklahoma, "ohall right, let's practice." and then apparently steven spielberg hit the studio and was like, "nah." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he said -- >> i don't know if he said, "nah." >> jimmy: i don't think he -- >> i don't think he said. "nah." >> jimmy: steven spielberg said, "nah." >> ellipses. >> jimmy: nah. >> but he hit them and he was like, "no, i want him to speak the way he speaks." you know. and i was like, "that's what's up. look at that dude from bushwick from the hood talking about science meteorology stuff," you know what i'm saying? [ applause ] i was like, "why not?" >> jimmy: why not. >> yeah. so, shout out to my man, stevie. >> jimmy: stevie. >> love you, bro. >> jimmy: yeah, love you, stevie. >> stevie spielberg. >> jimmy: stevie spielberg. you're getting great reviews, so i think it helps. congrats. i want to show everyone a clip. here's anthony ramos in "twisters." take a look. >> javi, it's turning fast. >> how are we looking? talk to me. >> we lost your radar, javi. you got e

as well as oklahoma governor kevin stitt as vice chair. let's give him a hand as well. i am also pleased to announce the following governors to serve as members of the executive committee. the 2024-2025 executive getting many members are the montana governor, the new mexican governor, the new york governor, the louisiana governor, the pennsylvania governor, and tennessee governor. congratulations to all of you and thank you for your leadership. [applause] this job is more fun when you have an amazing vice chair. they are dear friends. jared polis. i told our kids it's the hammer of thor and it has great power. i hope that's true. i want to introduce our next vice chair. it's entirely coincidence that we have utah, cal -- colorado and oklahoma passing the gamble. we assume it will travel elsewhere. in addition to the great work of governor cox, it's been great to know our governor from the state of oklahoma. it's my honor to introduce the next vice chair, governor kevin stitt. ♪ [applause] >> thank you. i am honored to serve as the vice chair under your leadership, gover

we have a machine slated to go into oklahoma, louisiana, texas, a manager at the tuscaloosa store that removed the machine says it was not because of the city council meeting, but because of a lack of sales. >> the city has since verified that the vending machines are legal and while many are enthusiastic about the kiosks, critics are taking aim online. one writing deeply dystopian, another quipping what could go wrong? american rounds says all users of the vending machine must be over 21. turning overseas now, italy's mount etna has been putting on quite the show. >> it exploded back to life, creating huge lava fountains and sending an ash of cloud or a cloud of ash. nearly 15,000ft in the air. before this current eruption, etna had been dormant for about four years, so far, there are no reports of any injuries, but some travel restrictions are in place in that area. >> scary and beautiful all at the same time? >> nature often is. yeah. all right. coming up, sports news now. and a new world record in the women's high jump. >> and later in the mix where ordinary people can jump around

brecheen of oklahoma. amendment number 25 by mr. brecheen of oklahoma. amendment number 45 by mrs. harshbarger of tennessee. amendment number 57 by mrs. miller of illinois. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time any electronic vote after the first vote in this series -- of any electronic vote after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 24 printed in part b of house report 118-602 by the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. brecheen, on which further proceedings were postponed and the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 24 printed in part b of house report 118-602 offered by mr. brecheen of oklahoma. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in co

and the orders were to march back down to oklahoma immediately. but the long story but the ultimately standing bear sued the federal government and particularly general crook. and the whole premise the case was that it shouldn't go to court because indian boys were not considered humans in. the eyes of the us law at that time. and so the outcome of that case was after the judge read the dictionary, yes, indians would are humans according to the dictionary and we were allowed to stay. and so so when we look at that 145 years, just to be considered humans to the on the anniversary of the snyder act. you know, we have a lot of things that are not that far apart and know there was a lot of talk earlier about our service and my grandfather, great grandfather, served in world war one and every of my dad, my relatives have served. and one of the reasons why joined. but when we look at that commitment from indian country before we were even considered citizens and, it's been well said you know that's, the kind of commitment and the importance of the snyde

chairman, i am sam pollard from oklahoma.he following resolution for immediate consideration. resolved, that the officers presented and elected as temporary officers of the republican national convention. mr. chairman chairman, i yield the balance of my time and move to the previous question on f resolution. >> the previous question is ordered. the question is on the adoption of the resolution. all those in favor signify by saying aye. all those opposed signify by saying no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it in the resolution is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. ladies and gentlemen, we are about to begin a very important part of the program. i would like to ask that the idols be cleared and delegates please take their seats. thank you. first, we will take up the report of the committee on credentials. and to do so, i am pleased to introduce drug routers, delegate from florida, chairman of the committee on credentials, to present the committee report. joining him is jeannie

the state of oklahoma proudly costs all of its 43 votes for president donald j. trump. [ cheering ] >> alright good afternoon everyone i'm martha maccallum live in milwaukee where the republican national convention is now officially underway. remember it was less than two days ago shots were fired at former president trump and soon to be the official nominee here. we are quickly approaching that big moment. he is here. he is determined to have a very big opening night with a lot of headlines coming out of it and we are going to learn in the next hour are so a little more than one hour who is going to be his vice presidential pick and the speculation around it is very hot and heavy right now. closely held secret but the process of elimination is clearly underway. we can confirm senator marco rubio and governor doug brigham both of whom were high on the list vary much and discussion recent weeks we'll not be the vice presidential nominees on the ticket. senator jim scott, young can add ohio senator jd vents still very much in the mix. let's go to asia with governor

>> jesse: easy. >> judge jeanine: oklahoma. >> harold: ohio. >> jesse: oklahoma, ohio, and oregon. >>body again? [laughter] >> tyrus: miss dana perino. >> jesse: strong in the quiz categories. >> tyrus: keep this moving along. >> judge jeanine: go ahead. >> tyrus: which of these celebrities did not serve in the u.s. military? robert de niro, jimi hendrix? >> jesse: i know this one. i think. >> harold: put the names. >> tyrus: robert de niro. or adam driver is a. >> dana: i don't know. >> jesse: which one is jimi hendrix? >> judge jeanine: c. >> dana: i'm going to follow harold. >> tyrus: the guy who complains the most, robert de niro. >> judge jeanine: he actually served? oh, my gosh. >> tyrus: he did not. no big surprise there. all right, movie clip. ♪ ♪ >> get off my plane. >> tyrus: what movi year did the movie "air force one" come out? >> judge jeanine: "air force one?" who was in it? >> tyrus: you clearly don't know -- >> judge jeanine: i know that one. 1990. a. >> tyrus: it is a, but judge got confused and wrote 1990. >> judge jeanine: ament a. >> tyrus: what was the first ameri

meanwhile, in oklahoma, ryan walters, the state superintendent of public instruction who mandated alllic schools teach the bible and ten commandments is trying to overhaul the social studies curriculum. he is also tapped kevin roberts, the president of the heritage foundation and the architect for project 2025 to develop economic standards for oklahoma students. my panel is back with me, so we will talk about this. this is already being implemented. for trump to stand up and say he doesn't know about it, maybe he is a useful idiot for the heritage foundation because they are rolling this out at the state level. he will not read that 900 pages. and you are starting to see it. >> completely. i have seen it. i think the idea that we just have to read about it is flawed. we have seen it, it is happening not just in florida and oklahoma, but texas, kevin roberts was a director of the texas public policy foundation. and he had huge ties to governor greg abbott. and huge ties to the republican party there. so i think about the stories that i covered in texas just the last three years. i have

venues for. >> oklahoma city has been great and we didn't want to go to other cities and do things that when we don't think is appropriate for their and certainly not something we would address the city of la to do. and when the olympic committee announced in 2017 that la would host the 2028 games, then mayor eric or city released a proposed budget of 6.8 billion dollars financially. the city is not in a position to build new venues and stadiums. >> the la area, though, does have a wealth of entertainment and sporting locations. organizers have options for places to host competitions. and in a recent media briefing la 28 chairman casey wasserman announced some of the sites outside of the immediate la area. basketball will be played at the new home of the clippers. the nba's newest and most technically advanced arena. >> that we will call the arena in inglewood, california. we couldn't be more excited to utilize this new arena. those best global basketball competition for both men and women during the olympic games in our updated the new plan, the home field of the rams and chargers that

they are appropriate tomahawks many other romanian i drive airplanes and tanks all from the fields of oklahoma, texas and california. we drive haul planes and tanks all down the production line plant for france, the axis on the united nations land locked in battle. it will be. the work at the tips, the beam, the sweat of american workers will give you men, tanks and planes and guns to fight for our free and democratic world and gun every 26 minutes to ten every 12 minutes to a plane, every 9 minutes waiting to get to work at the point of a gun must produce all else free american industry is to deliver those tanks and and guns on time ahead of time. and. this war is industry war. it is labor's war. they realize the defeat means the unconditional surrender of all they are of the be more sacrifice. now we to make them give more sacrifice now will ensure a final victory always and their when we win, they win the telegram for the army message from the pack for the factory. second by bombers escorted by fighter planes swarmed down on enemy didn't -- with damage get through the heart operation must b

. >>> oklahoma's remembering its longest-serving senator this morning. jim inhofe has died. the former senator's family says he suffered a stroke over the holiday weekend. inhofe was known as a staunch denier of climate change caused by humans. he was 89 years old. >>> jury selection has wrapped up in the alec baldwin "rust" trial. he could face up to 18 months in prison if he is convicted of involuntary man slaughter for shooting and killing the film's cinematographer while rehearsing a scene. here's chloe melas. >> reporter: alec baldwin stoic as he entered this santa fe, new mexico courthouse. he entered with his wife. he faces one count of count of m involuntary man slaughter. 12 jurors were selected who will decide his fate in what's expected to be an eight-day trial. did he pull the trigger? or did the gun misfire. baldwin has long maintained his innocence. for this, prosecutors will rely on two key witnesses. a crew memex pektedber expected testify he saw baldwin pull the trigger. in a pretrial win for the defense, the judge ruled that baldwin's role as producer of th