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quickly, professor trish, why are we talking about iowa? what is the significance of iowa? not the new york caucus or the maryland caucus? i'm not sure i ever understood the significance of iowa so early. guest: yes. that is a great question. the reason we are talking about iowa is because it is first. it is first for lots of reasons. iowa always had a caucus, but it is first for a fluke. the longer sto are the national democratic party change its rules after a disastrous 1968 national convention. under the new rules, which called for more transparency, more public processes, iowa, to comply with the rules, ended up putting is caucus first. they did not set out to be first but were first. after a couple cycles, democrats in iowa and republicans realized what happened to the parties in the state were good things, media attention, money coming into the state, more say for rank-and-file democrats and republicans, so they fought hard to keep it first. until now, both parties have basically complied with that. so whether advanced sense or not that is the way it was. now we are s

i've never changed the recipe and everyone just loves this smoke. trish, it's really big. i've won a lot of uh, good compliments and ribbons, food affairs and everything else. but this is old fashion. the bleak molecule is how it goes. a link to the like, never gets right here. this one here is what has to be see. so that's partners. i think it's important this screwed up the good stuff. ok. when you try this, you know, just what you want more. you won't be able to start beating it next to that special thing for very, it's really, really good use mutual. and it's, it's like funny. mm hm. good fresh lounge. here's the whole forced to catch the oh cool. the god we are liver. some of the me everything. yeah. had from head to tail. so go see the board and we see a some and some the expressing this far away away means that the for system thing and so everyone goes, tries to cuts that some of the local um 50 me or so no need to so cool. now the stuff over there so far below who you know here. uh, no need. uh, uh, well, uh, uh, this section of, uh, not know like the river when yo

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watering down or changing because if you can bring somebody else in there to this is like it's not a trish anymore. you're starting something else. the we just really connection is rush, the quality rush out in a church in russia. i feel the way that we're their spiritual daughter. they gave birth to us here. and it's because of who seems loud in here that we have the worth of nice pay. it is because of all the saints the monastic says settings to explore in siberia is because of alignment is very high and my family have orthodoxy. i feel that they are are spiritual. our fathers, fathers, in the face and we're, we're there children, that's what i feel that connection there to rush as a deep spiritual connection for your family or family outside the natural way. not to delete the and we have cousins, interest at some place. i don't know where, but i'd like to meet them. some dates to be fine. the the on july, the 8th 1941 german troops ended in a stony or from the south soviet soldiers and civilians for the enemy courageously on the stony. and so i'll go with thousands of casualties found o

well professor base trish, you are painting a very oppressive a picture for all of us. but i think there was one very uplifting of message in our discussion and it is the democracy, true democracy of stars within yourself, within your own family, within your own community. the way how you are treating life in general. this is a matter of personal conscience that no secret service can control. and i think this is a great freedom that all of us have. thank you very much for being with us today. and thank you for watching hope this area and was a part of the the, the breaking news. 3 american soldiers are killed and dozens more wounded in a drone strike on a us middle eastern outpost. president joe biden says pro randy and forces are behind the attack. listed in slam the suspension of funding by nearly a dozen western countries to view unbelief and works agency of for israel claimed some of the organizations staff were involved in the october 7th. the terrorist attacks, also, i as eco, was under the influence of foreign powers and betraying its founding principles has beco

well professor base trish, you are painting a very oppressive, a picture for all of us, but i think there was one very uplifting message in our discussion and it is the democracy. true democracy of stars within yourself within your own family, within your own community. the way how you are treating life in general, this is a matter of personal conscience that no secret service can control. and i think this is a great freedom that all of us have. thank you very much for being with us today and thank you for watching hope to sir, again on walter part, the test the see the silver, the somebody. how can it be that um the ship to the middle east from a country whose top officials constantly complain about shortages of munitions and military equipments through a little bit of boston llc, or even maybe a little in your system with video games along the nominal facility or some of those other slash we i'm about to the easiest little so one of the easiest, somebody mobile bubble showed. well, nice to know kind of the piece that have gone on now. well, why are weapons from ukraine spreading over th

on the other 3 said the conquer trish to send little grab susan nichols to load them. there is to pick this up at a progress him very steadily for a brief phone. yes, somebody me on the safe realize i didn't mind the phone when i left me a follow up in ensure newest though i said you have any problem with those. i put in motion like that it was a lot of stuff, the billing, unscrupulous to people, especially for kaiser donald before stuff is not something i don't know. that's quite enough, but most new publish it. it's along the promotional. and let's go i, it's a full chance and let's go out, it's that much real good. the stuff to the other comes over to them both because most of the stuff total did offer you the, the vessels captain who remained in captivity for the longest period of time in the history of some of the piracy 133 days someone is live good and at any moment and do crying, they've been concealing the stains, involvement in large scale and smuggling, the whole time below them will always get their share way in their bozza. look at the switch you so much.

i've never changed the recipe and everyone just loves it. smoke trish, it's really big. i've won a lot of uh, good compliments and ribbons, food affairs and everything else. but this is old fashion, the bleak molecules, hullabaloo, lake. yeah. the lake you see right in front of john never gets right here. this one here. which ones do you see? so that's partners, i think it's important to oh yeah, that'd be good stuff. ok. when you try this you, you just what you want more. you won't be able to start beating it. let's do that special thing for very it's really, really good use mutual and it's, it's like funny. mm. me. good fresh, wild fish for forced to catch the oh cool. the god we are. liver from the me. everything. yeah. had from head to tail. so go see the board and we see a some and some the expressing this far away away means that the for system thing. and so uh everyone goes, tries to cuts that some of the local um finding the mirror. so no need to. so go no 1st, the full printers so far below who you are in uh alone. uh, no need. uh, uh, uh, well, uh, uh, this sec

well professor face, trish, you are painting a very oppressed this picture for all of us, but i think there was one very uplifting message in our discussion and it is the democracy. true democracy of stars within yourself, within your own family, within your own community, the way how you are treating life in general. this is a matter of personal conscience that no secret service can control. and i think this is a great freedom that all of us have. thank you very much for being with us today. and thank you for watching culture, sir. again, on walter part, the garage of business services, the screen of the most do i just need to see what was the key at the washington state. the rules of guys has to phone up, send 2 professional and video people or the list of all of a huge, but they use the hello cindy and slam. the reported suspension of funding my nearly a dozen western countries to the un released and works agency coming off the as well things. some of the organizations stuff were involved in the october 7th terror attacks the international court of justice or does the next and the

quickly, professor trish, why are we talking about iowa? what is the significance of iowa?the new york caucus or the maryland caucus? i'm not sure i ever understood the significance of iowa so early. guest: yes. that is a great question. the reason we are talking about iowa is because it is first. it is first for lots of reasons. iowa always had a caucus, but it is first for a fluke. the longer storyline of the history of the modern caucuses are the national democratic party change its rules after a disastrous 1968 national convention. under the new rules, which called for more transparency, more public processes, iowa, to comply with the rules, ended up putting is caucus first. they did not set out to be first but were first. after a couple cycles, democrats in iowa and republicans realized what happened to the parties in the state were good things, media attention, money coming into the state, more say for rank-and-file democrats and republicans, so they fought hard to keep it first. until now, both parties have basically complied with that. so whether advanced sense or n

to raise or live with that from that it takes that to there's updates a towards by then all parties. trish, thank are now am is who's the rebels of warning that old american and british interests have become legitimate targets is off to 5 of the fights has been killed and as drugs by us and u. k. forces overnight, multiple sites across the country with hits, including they have a capital sauna in the library. it could be a little bit up on the american and british enemy be a full responsibility for their criminal aggression against all you know, many people which will not go and onset and unpunished. the many armed forces will not hesitate to target the sources of threats. and all hostile targets on land and that see to defend human, it's sovereignty and independence. this brutal aggression will not dissuade human from supporting the oppressed, the palestinian people. and the many armed forces will continue preventing is rarely ship. so others heading to the ports of occupied palestine from navigating in the arabian and red seas. let's get an update from she every time she joins as live no

i just making some of what has the 2 week experimental phase reveals for the participants in on you trish and experiment? they meet again. test on toast with clean clark is pretty hard core. but it's also great how you can see the spikes. it's certainly some things going on there in the body. a moment, and you 7 or do you right now? i am very curious about the results. the 14 test days weren't as bad as i expected . listening fish to desktop, different language. scrooge move, i'm excited to know if i can keep the thing like this nice. and so will it be good for my life and future to the part? do i need to somehow restrict who i was thinking, hired or hello and welcome please. i'll do it this way. i'm happy to see you will hear us. let's analyze, the data gets gets and i must have already gotten all set. now. at the experiment sounds that everyone received p o glucose it's all of us here again. so we stick us . i think it's important to you've had different results up to taking the same thing unfolding, available to you so well because here in orange, go to that to you. you're at the top h

what has been a 2 week experimental phase reveals for the participants in on you trish and experiments. they meet again. toast and toast with clean clark is pretty hard core. but it's also great, so you can see the spikes. it's certainly something is going on there in the body. a moment and you 7 or these right now. i'm very curious about the results. the 14 test days weren't as bad as i expected. listening fish to desktop, let's good to know. i'm excited to know if i can keep this thing like this nice and so will it be good for my life and future tickets or do i need to somehow restrict myself thing? hired or hello and welcome please. i'll do it this way. i'm happy to say you will hear us. let's analyze, the data gets gets and i must have already gotten all of it. now. at the experiment sounds that everyone received po glucose. it's all of us here again. so we stick us, i think it's important to you've had different results off to taking the same thing unfolding other via them to you. so because here in orange router, that's you, you're at the top here at 104 feet and have a relativel

then our discussion of the iowa caucuses continues with barbara trish, professor of political scienceton journal," joined in the conversation live at 7:00 a.m. eastern sunday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. announcer: c-span's mpgn 2024 coverage continues sunday as republican candidates make their last stops in the run-u to monday's iowa caucuses. weather continues to play a major role afrid temperatures and snow we conditnsave forced the ncellations of many events, but we do plan to cover at least three. former president donald trump will meet with supporters in indianola, iowa due to start at 1:00 p.m. eastern. later sunday afternoon we will catcupith former south carolina governor nikki haley as she campaigns in iowa. that is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. eastern. finally florida governor ro desantis will stop in ankeny, iowa for one of his final release before the ccus begin on monday. make c-span your source for all of your campaign 2024 coverage. announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, inclu

we are in a famous place for the position for the public good emission to come to visit the trish of all this up because you know, told us to 70 that should be the busiest time of the year with christmas and new year round the corner and usually these lanes and these shops are incredibly busy, was terrace from all around the world. but if you speak to any of the shop findings, they'll tell you that the business has oh, but to indulge large scale is ray, the police surveillance, and all the tree a rest of the most open steps up and occupied east jerusalem with movements being restricted and it for reggie having rep precautions on the local economy the, [000:00:00;00] the dozens of people have been killed in c. jones capsule called to him in the last few days, many of them children, 9 months of violence between the army and the power ministry. rock and support forces has left thousands dead and many more have enforced from that homes. the 177300000 people have been displaced. about half of those all children. any 20000000 children will miss school this year, or 14000000 of them will ne

i've seen it in south africa and then all the regions i visited in right when, when children are mommy trish and before the age of to dfcs are largely irreversible. so whatever effect dies have in times of the cardiovascular system, their immune system and met and then you are logical system. most importantly, this will have lost in some impact on that house. and then livestock comes, these children will more likely have difficulties at school if there is a school to go to difficulties in terms of the cognition, their ability to function in society and then mental health. as soon as we know that the majority of them in gaza are, you know, already suffering from mental health disorders from the sony booms, the sound of drones and sound of shining and bombing. and not only that, the scene during the family wiped out generations of families wiped out, and the ones that are remain i'll be starved to death as we speak. and what is so upsetting and so disgusting, is a health care professional to see the impotence and the lack of responsibility and the lack of a power and ability to speak up by our

seen it in south africa and, and all the regions i visited in white and when, when children are mommy trish and before the age of to dfcs are largely irreversible. so whatever effect dies have in times of the cardiovascular system, their immune system in may and then you are logical system. most importantly, this will have lost in some impact on that house. and then livestock comes, these children will more likely have difficulties at school if there is a school to go to difficulties in terms of the cognition, their ability to function in society and then mental health. as soon as we know that the majority of them in gaza are, you know, already suffering from mental health disorders from this only boons, the sound of drones and sound of shining and bombing. and not only that, the scene during the family wants to out generations of families wiped out, and the ones that are remain i'll be starved to death as we speak. and what is so upsetting and so disgusting, is a health care professional to see the impotence and the lack of responsibility and the lack of a power and ability to speak up by

well this amended budget was proposed a while ago and at the time the finance minister as law smart trish had said that they were looking to amend the budget that had already been agreed upon for 2024 to take into account the situation with the will in gauze or, and the loss of the some of those ministers when they found out that that would include a budget being slashed for different ministries. of course, they weren't happy about that because that money has to come from somewhere and they've re shuffled and re located the mountain, the money that is distributed to the different ministries, to be able to fund this war. now they've agreed now they've voted in an extra $15000000000.00 for defends. this of course includes military operations. uh, also the fullest carrying out strikes in the gaza strip. but under that umbrella, it also covers those reserve is we have hundreds of thousands of them that have been either already in garza taking pots and not will. all those that are waiting or resolve is to have been called in for various other jobs during this time. now they need to be compensa

and trish them, nothing good would come out of if the effect is to cause a shock or fear situation within the is really public. i mean, will they see this video and will it work for support? i don't think it is a video with the screen between be baptized, but not script because there's a tendency or certain media know for screen videos to come by say, release is encouraging the one from yesterday. they only publish the status of photos, but not the videos, but this is also important. a, there is a public bradshaw, the government will do it. it's impossible to release the hostages. there wouldn't be to riley on most of these items very big around, you know, 24 hours, some of the interest that they but by the end of the day, they're very clear or well on the same stop the war in order to release them is not the main voice that i hear from the process. and if this is not the main voice that comes out from the brought this. so it's, it is very good news. it's not very effective. doesn't one that is right to see the just the low, low, valuable who doesn't want them to be reinstalled. but then

and trish them, nothing good would come out of if the effect is to cause a shock or fear situation within the is really public. i mean, will they see this video and will it work for support? i don't think it is a video with the screen between be baptized, but not script because there's a tendency or certain media and local screen, the phone videos that come up say release is encouraging the one from yesterday. they only publish the status of photos, but look the videos, but this is also in fulton say, there is a public pressure of the government where it is impossible to release the hostages . there wouldn't be to riley on most of these items very big, or are you looking for all of a sudden the impulse of they but by the end of the day, they're very clear or well on the same stop the war in order to release them is not the main voice that i hear from the process. and if this is not the main voice that comes out from the process. so it's, it is very good. it's not very effective. he doesn't as one is ready to see the all the just the no, no doubt about who doesn't want them to be reinstall

it's in south africa and, and all the regions i visited and white tendon when, when children are mommy trish and before the age of 2 defects are largely reversible. so whatever effect dies have in terms of the cardiovascular system, the immune system and then your electrical system. most importantly, this will have, i lost in some impact on that house. and then i thought some of these children will more likely have difficulties at school if there is a school to go to difficulties in terms of the cognition, their ability to function in society and then mental health. as soon as we know that the majority of women, gaza are you know, already suffering from mental health disorders from this only lose the sound of drones and sound of shining and bombing. and not any that the same during the family wants to alex generations of families wiped out and the ones that are remain i'll be starved to death as we speak. and what is so upsetting and so disgusting, is a health care professional to see the impotence and the lack of responsibility and the lack of a power and ability to speak up by our public s

you watched reparations uh, and best understandable, but trish coming back to the case that's in front of instructional court of justice right now on, on what's happening in gaza. do you think? do you feel germany support to israel is defend, the will have that wage will carry weight. will it make a difference for his read or will it hurt israel? it? yeah. gemini is trying to dodge because they know if south africa sex it in this case. so then they, then the next is germany because we're, we're, we're, we're going to, to, to, to a gym and you will not finish what the gemini, so i was only a diety is also with it. but let's do that and see really and, and go into publish the young people because the land is occupied. and we, we had this excess of this ex media's, of organization. and of course it is in, in german. so as, as we go, this is what the, what brought us in palace, tina and westland, you know, i, i know, experiencing, so this is also a done at the end of the government ultimately via is really, you know, is it. so it is also supporting that the south african step 2 of these co

and trish them, nothing good. we've come out of it. if the effect is to cause a shock or fear situation within the is really public. i mean, will they see this video and will it work for support? i don't think it is. the video will be screen between be baptized, but not screening because there's a tendency is, are the media and open screen. the phone changes the cost, say releases, including the one from us that they, they only publish the status of photos but not the videos, but this is also important as a, there is a big brochure in the government of the world. it's impossible to release the hostages. there wouldn't be twilio mess up of these items. very big brand new 24 hours, 7 they. it will 7, they might by the end of the day, they're very clear or well on the same stop the war in order to release them is not the main voice, the right here from the process. and if this is not the main voice that comes out from the process, so it's, it is very good. it's not very effective. he does one that is right to see the all the just the slow

mind you, trish there you go. only away with them. >> that's interesting point. >> that's an interesting point. i feel that about i personally feel that about myself. i wouldn't myself. i'm like, i wouldn't ever wear leggings for that reason. exactly . i reason. well, exactly. i wouldn't it for that reason. wouldn't do it for that reason. so maybe trish and i are maybe an to pop on the an easy thing to pop on in the morning. yeah um, well, they are comfortable , but i don't know if comfortable, but i don't know if i'd wear it out in public. um, and lots you getting touch and lots of you getting in touch on politics as well. um, and chris in sussex says the fact that rishi sunak is even mentioned, the reform party in his first new year's interview with the sunday telegraph, out today , can only mean that he is today, can only mean that he is very concerned . very concerned. >> yeah, i think that's an absolutely fair point. and it has been you know, it's been a very busy few weeks, hasn't it. but it's been very busy

he was a trish man. never were sought attention. he basically revamp third degree entire department when he came on board as director of operations. and i miss himful we exchanged hundreds of texts and every time i texted him he get back to me. and i texted him on every vet veteran's day. thank you for your service and in november. i texted him and i did not get a reply and at that point i knew that the end was near. but just a terrific individual. and he lived his life a certain way. and a way to be respected and honored. we just we were luck tow have had him in our lives. >> thank you vice president. i think that ends the president's report. okay. commissioners we take public comment on item 2. on the president's report. are you approaching, richard. come on up. i'm richard and about denny my role in prozac came to our meetings often and every time i asked him a question he always answered it. i might not agree with him but he was very nice and you know i came here to talk about the mayor's public comment. not all commissioners ar

pennsylvania, judge mehalchick returned home after graduation and served as a law clerk for the honorable trishworked as associate and partner at the law firm of oliver, price, and rhodes in scranton before being for the middle district of pennsylvania in july of 2013. in 2021, she was appointed cef u.s. magistrate judge in the middle district, and upon her appointment, the then-chief judge of the mdludge john jones commented that she has been an, quote, exemplary and hardworking jurist, end quote and that he had, quote, every confidence that she will serve with■q distinction, unquote. i think his confidence was well placed based upon her service. judge then chief judge of the middle district, was nominated by president george w. bush and confirmed by the senate some 20 years ago. judge mehalchick has approved to be a -- proved to be a strong leader in the middle district and across the nation during her time on the bench. she as cochair of the middle district's prisoner litigation settlement program and presided over the scranton care court. she has also served on the magistrate judge's adviso

he was a trish man. never were sought attention. he basically revamp third degree entire department when he came on board as director of operations. and i miss himful we exchanged hundreds of texts and every time i texted him he get back to me. and i texted him on every vet veteran's day. thank you for your service and in november. i texted him and i did not get a reply and at that point i knew that the end was near. but just a terrific individual. and he lived his life a certain way. and a way to be respected and honored. we just we were luck tow have had him in our lives. >> thank you vice president. i think that ends the president's report. okay. commissioners we take public comment on item 2. on the president's report. are you approaching, richard. come on up. i'm richard and about denny my role in prozac came to our meetings often and every time i asked him a question he always answered it. i might not agree with him but he was very nice and you know i came here to talk about the mayor's public comment. not all commissioners ar

little bit surprised when i signed on to this job that it would be multi-year like, i want more of trish's time, but i'm not going to get that for a little bit. but that's totally okay. um you know, in just the first year for this particular project, you know, i think last year at the mid cycle budget process, we talked about reducing the ten year capital plan by a billion. and this year, coming forward with the next ten year capital plan, you know, we talked about a lot of the work that we have done, having a more transparent process, having a unified process and having it being very much more robust that we've seen in previous years. and i think i have been a hero at the puc for 15 years, not involved in this process the whole time. but i can say that with wide open eyes and looking at this, now that i'm just really amazed at the level of work and commitment that this organization has done, and a lot of it has been through this program that the city team has been working on. in addition , um, they are expert. it's with strategic planning. and so they're helping me with my business servic

our discussion of the iowa caucuses continues with barbara trish, professor of political science at grinnellge. "washington journal" starts now. ♪ host: good morning and welcome to "washington journal."

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