austin, well, this is a person very close to the biden family , he was friends with boyden there, theyare not a stranger to biden austin is not a stranger to biden, let’s say, man, so maybe in this way, you can embed there by age is much closer to biden than to his son, yes, but nevertheless, when ustin is already over 70, 70, in my opinion, is already there, yes, but when he served there, apparently. they respected, this is a very big doubt , the most honest ones, he never, only once tried to show and then with the words of poor ivanka, in the words of poor ivanka , he launched 56 missiles into syria, he did nothing more than respect them, on the other side of sulaymaniyah, he will make a decision that will immediately explode, what are you? traveling musicians? we do not have a bright leader. a legendary musical quartet and an irresistible troubodour. this is my group. greetings. where were you before, why have i never seen you? i fell in love with the princess, but the king is in the way. accepted, grab them, the fairy tale that was waiting for donkey, that dog, cat, cockerel, they

well, see, boyden gray was a powerful lawyer in this town. he was chief counsel or white house counsel to the first president, george h.w. bush. he was a powerful rubber republican figure. and so know there was there were there waa legacy involved that very powerful political interests, that wanted to maintain the notion that oppenheimer was justifiably convicted. and so what happened is, as narayen has pointed out, i think, is that the archive is just overwhelmed. you know, the evidence was too strong and. over seven years after attempts, they finally know the facts prevail. so how important would you say this decision is for the country moving forward to vacate that? is it important or is it just a point in history just to correct a wrong? you think it's important for our country moving forward? i think it's very important. it sends message to scientists that if you speak out, if you become a public intellectual and try to give based on your expertise, you will you'll be respected and the government will respect your first amendment rights

well, see, boyden gray was a powerful lawyer in this town. he was chief counsel or white house counsel to the first president, george h.w. bush. he was a powerful rubber republican figure. and so know there was there were there was a political legacy involved that very powerful political interests, that wanted to maintain the notion that oppenheimer was justifiably convicted. and so what happened is, as narayen has pointed out, i think, is that the archive is just overwhelmed. you know, the evidence was too strong and. over seven years after attempts, they finally know the facts prevail. so how important would you say this decision is for the country moving forward to vacate that? is it important or is it just a point in history just to correct a wrong? you think it's important for our country moving forward? i think it's very important. it sends message to scientists that if you speak out, if you become a public intellectual and try to give based on your expertise, you will you'll be respected and the government will respect your first amend

. >> if you look at any of the head to head polls, trump and boyden on a good day are even. he might be up by 2 points. it's going to be a nail biter of an election. we're going end to upholding our breath again. i'm in every one of those same general election polls. and beat biden by 17 points. >> it shows trump lagging behind booiden in a hypothetical ma matchup, but the gap is much closer. people were asked whom they would support if the general election were held today. 52% picked biden compared to 45% for trump. now the poll was conducted between monday and wednesday. on friday night, former presidential hopeful senator tim scott can made it clear whom he backs in this. >> here in the warm state of new hampshire. to endorse the next president of the united states. president donald trump. >> now the endorsement was supposed to come ahead of the south carolina primary next month, buts was pushed up because the spike ananikki hale has gotten in the polls. they need a president who will unite the country and close our southern border today. i spock with the university of ne

. >> one year after the january 6th insurrection after boyden was elected, boiden standing th scene of the shocking violence in the u.s. capitol building with a message. >> the former president who lies about this election and the mob that attacked this capitol could not be further away from the core american values. >> that message is one he then took to philadelphia's independence hall as the mud term elections were starting to kick into high gear and a clear recognition that the sway had not ebbed. the speech underscoring that the campaign predictions would break with the hold on the gop. that had been bourn out, one that elevated a political message that would resinate with voters just a few months later in the midterms. >> as i stand here tonight, a quality and democracy are under assault. we do ourselves no favor to pretend otherwise. >> each of these speeches in the backdrops that go along with them is not to compare, but instead to emphasize a nation that has faced our moments and overcome them. now as trump continues to dominate the gop field, it's a message that biden's advis

many are looking a at that today as a sound byte that is tailor made for boyden and the democrats.eeing in ads for months to come. consider this backlash that we already know about. two, as trump puts it as judges in his side gutting roe. trump was giving that response after a voter, a republican pick ed by fox was asking about how trump had criticized parts of the antiabortion movement because he was blaming it for republican losses. big states like ohio and other red states where abortion rights battle initiatives have done very well, including even in 18 trump counties from 2020 and basically everywhere that the issue has become something that voters were asked to turn out on in the off year 2023 election cycle. >> thank you, kentucky. >> the people of virginia have spoken. and what they said was we won't go backwards. >> abortion access is the law of the land in ohio. successfully hearing reproductive freedom into the ohio constitution. >> i'm so happy i don't know what to do with myself. because the majority still rules. >> that is what it has sounded like and looked like in m

the boyden administration shares that goal and has made this part of the infrastructure policy as webuild out modern transportation systems that are cleaner, greener safer and more accessible. there's strong bipartisan support in congress for strengthening buy america rebuilding the u.s. industrial base and creating job. we saw that result of this broad support of the think the bipartisan infrastructure law, b.i.l., which included a new requirement for all federal infrastructure spending. congress should be focused on supporting the implementation of new buy america requirements to maximize return of infrastructure investments and support job creation. instead we are here today debating a resolution that would undercut the b.i. thrmplet and the bolster a domestic e.v. charger supply chain. federal highway and transit programs have buy america standards for decade. these standards have ensured that any investment in u.s. infrastructure is also an investment in u.s. workers. since 1983, all manufactured products have been exempted from buy america under the federal highway programs. un