he led the tenth mountain division to defeat tierney and champion the tenth amendment to uphold the blessing of freedom and liberty. when cetera dole stepped away from public life, he did not stop public service. he poured his h heart and soul into honoring veterans. he was instrumental in getting the national world war ii memorial established for nearly two decades heat went there often to greet veterans at the memorial face-to-face. each time thanking them for their service and their sacrifice. barbara and i extend our condolences to elisabeth and the entire dole family. so many are grieving the loss of the cyst doric american here at home and also around the world. from his former colleagues to the core of loyal staffers who worked with him here in the united states senate to legions of volunteers and supporters who worked for him on the campaign trail, senator dole was widely respected leader on both sides of the aisle. senator dole referenced scripture when he resignedur from the senate in 1996 to hit the presidential campaign trail at full speed. he said quote, unquote, to everything t

headlines. the liverpool manager jurgen klopp will not face any action for his comments to referee paul tierneytierney: "i have no problems with any referees. only you." manchester city's phil foden and jack grealish have been warned about their conduct after being pictured on a night out after their win over leeds last week. pep guardiola has revealed that the pair, who were unused substitutes against newcastle on sunday, were effectively dropped. the england fast bowlerjofra archer will miss the whole of the winter schedule after a second operation on a stress fracture in his right elbow. england are due to tour the west indies in the new year. archer, who last played for england in march, will now target a return next summer how england would wish archer was with them in australia, the wheels have already come off in the ashes series. a nine wicket defeat in brisbane, yesterday they went down by 275 runs in the second test in adelaide. by all accounts, captainjoe root gave the players some home truths, angry that they have been making the same mistakes, but the head coach chis silverwood say

he said about the nsa, "i know the capacity that is they are to make tierney total in america. agency and this technology operate within the law and under properties and visions of that we never cross over that abyss. that is the abyss from which there is no return." in the summer of '75, he continued on this theme. the u.s. government he said is, "a very extensive capability of intercepting messages wherever they may be in their ways." that is necessary important to the u.s. did we look abroad enemies for intentional enemies. we must know at the same time that capability at any time can be turned around on the american people and no american would have any privacy left. such is the capability to monitor everything. there will be no place to hide. if this ever became a tierney, if the dictator ever took charge technological blessing until -- would enable them to oppose total tyranny and there would be no way to fight back. most careful effort to bond together resistance of the government know how privately he was done he was in the reach of the government to know. such is the c

kieran tierney doubled the lead by halftime and saka added another midway through the second half.ate on. they are looking very comfortable in fourth. today marked two years since mikel arteta's first game in charge. there was a great game at the london stadium. arsenal will not play on tuesday against wolves because of covid issues in the wills camp. another premier league match... the london stadium. southampton with a much needed win. beating west ham 3—2 — but they had to work hard for it. jan bednarek scored the winner with a header from a second—half set—piece. the hammers had twice pulled themselves back into the game afterfalling behind. antonio and benrahma cancelling out goals by elyanhoussi and ward—prowse, but the saints took the points. it goes on, a busy schedule. brighton and brentford is to come up, kick off at 8pm. we've had a full programme in the scottish premiership, all matches effectively behind closed doors with a cap of 500 specatators coming into force. today celtic had a comfortale 3—1 win over bottom side stjohnstone in the early kick—off. abada scored tw

kieran tierney doubled the lead by half—time and saka added another midway through the second half.ng very comfortable in fourth. today marked two years since mikel arteta's first game in charge. in this festive period, it is pretty tricky to stay with your mind 100% on the one task and what you have to do and i think we did that right from the beginning, we looked really sharp, committed, ithought from the beginning, we looked really sharp, committed, i thought coming into the game, scoring the first on the second on the third before the break and that he pushed for the third and more on this is a big win for us. there was a great game at the london stadium, southampton with a much—needed win, beating west ham 3—2 — but they had to work hard for it. jan bednarek scored the winner with a header from a second half set piece. the hammers had twice pulled themselves back into the game afterfalling behind. antonio and benrahma cancelling out goals by elyanhoussi and ward—prowse, but the saints took the points. two other games in the premier league today. just like palace, aston villa ar

that is the problem there is rachel tierney going on in the name of social justice.an with a black lives matter t-shirt on beating a black mother, pushing her baby in a stroller because she was in a trump rally on penciling avenue. a white woman with black lives matter beating a black woman pushing a carriage and no outrage from the leadership and no outcry in the public about that. this is the kind of divisiveness that 1619 is creating. your other caller is right, what we believe is upward mobility for everyone at the bottom and a working-class coalition is what we are trying to build. america does not have a race problem it has a grace problem. we need to take race off of the table so we can address the needs of those black women in prison, low income moms who are seeing their children destroyed by drive-by, and is a matter of elites versus the working poor. the woodson center stands with the working poor and trying to shift the emphasis more to class than race. host: the one call you missed was a caller asking to have you explain what happened to africans that cam

global space naturally independent of the tierney to impose on them. cyberspace is not deeming it an act of nature throughout our collective action. he viewed the internet as a world where anyone who expresses their abilities no matter how similar without fear of being in silence or conformity, property, expression, identify, all based on matter and there is no matter here. the manifesto was written in 1996 and economic form on the same day president bill clinton signed into law communications decency act in an attempt to ban obscene materials on the internet. he's well aware of the threatened government provided by the internet. science fiction among those online and 1992, a short history of the internet he argues the people who want to be on the internet is simple freedom outings the internet in true modern functional anarchy, there is no internet inc. growing up in the 90s, i believe anything is possible although the world wide web is a prodigy, the more popular error, i never encountered restrictions of any kind. the adventures were exciting but no

covid tierney in the u.s. has hit disturbing new lows.ad suing the biden tsa for blocking his artistic 4-year-old from boarding a plane. don't go away. ♪ ♪ >> laura: michael is 4 years old and on the autism spectrum which means he can't tolerate wearing a mask. he has an official note from his doctor exempting them from mask mandates but that's not good enough for the covid police. at least twice now michael has been blocked from boarding flights to boston where he undergoes special medical treatment every few weeks. what's also shocking is how the airlines reacted when michael's family presented his doctor's note. >> until then. he has to wear a mask or he can't fly. >> i have a physician's documentation. >> the physicians documentation does not override the corporate approval. >> laura: michael's family is suing to airlines in the biden tsa. joining me exclusively is michael, young michael's father. he's asking the supreme court to hear his case. michael, thank you for joining us. has the tsa or the airlines reached out to you at all to

going towards corporate tierney. i had to throw that in.if you have questions, you can line up at the microphone. we will try to get to your questions. one question per customer. >> i just wanted to commend you on your work. the washington state penitentiary. we have a halfway house in washington state and 1968. at the university of washington the two years towards their parole. they checked themselves out and went to class and then came back. there is one of the playwrights where that person was named ron and he was in a couple of hollywood movies. owi know how those systems work. it is just interesting it ended with rockefeller because rockefeller is the one that stopped the whole system from doing any kind of education. you are doing some hard work. i appreciate what you are doing and keep it up. >> have you read blood in the water? >> yeah. >> the way she ends the book is the response. the white oligarchy. the internal documents of the nixon white house. they all think this is the beginning of a malice revolution had the foundation of t

and put these two things together in decisions to private tierney's that have no responsibility other to enrich themselves through the private sector comes along and says there's no society as individuals to help manage on the market to survive. the first step in any possible defense against this assault. first step is first to attack labor unions with the majors in order to corporations, one way and defend themselves. in organizing. put all this together, you have to be a genius to figure out what is going to happen. in 40 years later it was studying by the ryan's corporation. super respectable corporation. they tried to estimate the transfer of wealth, robbery as you call it. the transfer of wealth from the 90% of the population and working class to the very top and it turns out the fraction of 1%. the estimate was about $60 trillion during the four years of liberalism. it's an underestimate and included other things which are on the front pages when reagan came in. he opened the spigot to businesses to do whatever they like, they had been illegal before the treasury department open

don't embrace it they don't want to debate capitalism versus marxism and so forth in liberty over tierneyt you down. >> that's exactly right when cory did is wrong and she shouldn't have said that, and disrespect joe manchin is right about the cost of the bill, it is bigger than that the american people are being ignored they want to spend showing in the dollars into an economy, were already seeing inflation sore since the '90s that the inflation report that just came out were seen where people are having trouble heating their homes they could have issues filling their cars getting the stuff that they need from all the talk from the left about how they want to narrow the gap of income inequality wages are decreasing when you take into account purchasing power and that's because of the recklessness of joe biden when it comes to spending, furthermore let's be clear, the federal government doesn't even have were borrowing from our future to pay for the goodies today, they want to completely bring it their entire green new deal through the back door of joe biden's incompetence that's not goin

anthem and we asked why, he said that may be a symbol of freedom and democracy for some but it's a tierney to others. i was somebody who lives life on two parallel tracks i was very much into history, all of the stuff that you're into like the history of social protest and how it changed the world and the self-actualization of the individual was something that i was very into the self emancipation of the individual and i was also really into sports, just obsessed. to me dealing with sports met all the statistics on the back of a baseball card, did not be the history of people like muhammad ali, billie jean king, tommy smith, john carlos, i'll never forget on espn, one of the talking heads which means to come out for the anthem they set a tradition of activist athletes in my head exploded, what an activist athlete, i did not know what that was. i went to the library, i also started reading the book, my roommate was in a class called the history of the black athlete taught by professor l conti. i saw the professor yesterday when i was in minneapolis, that's why went to college, was bigamy's

adam said that would be the very definition of tierney, to have all power in the three branches of government. the filibuster prevented that and it's coming back now. it may help biden in big ways on some things. but harry reid way back when, when he got rid of the filibuster, you're going to come to regret it. three conservative justices might not be on the court had it not been for the demolition of the filibuster. >> that's an interesting point. it's heavily debated now. the senate did make exception to raise the debt ceiling. it can be done for certain things in the interest of the united states as well. i want to read what former president clinton said, writing in part, "he was a canny and tough negotiator who was never afraid to make an unpopular decision if it meant getting something done that was right for the country. we will likely never see another public servant quite like him in personality, command of strategy and tactics and assuredness of marching to the beat of his own drum." he was as you laid out a controversial figure, a boxer, he never forgot where he came from at all. th

he announced a new social media venture he claims will, quote, stand up to the tierney of big tech.pecial purpose acquisition company, a spac. it's a blank check company create today trade publicly before merging with an existing company. now, the trump spac deal facing scrutiny from the securities and exchange commission in filing digital world it received a request for all communications between it and the trump media technology group. wall street self-regulator finra is looking into it. he began discussing digital world before it went public which spacs are not supposed to do. senator warren speaking about it saying nobody is above the law. >>> to covid now. new covid cases among children in the united states reaching 133,000 last week. that's about 2,000 more than the week before, and still extremely high according to the american academy of pediatricians. known cases of the omicron variant still a small percentage of the total, but it's spreading. in the u.s. cases identified in mississippi and texas bring the total number of states to 19 now. worldwide omicron has been found i

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now, new york city tierney general wants trump's deposition in this latest new york attorney generalil investigation. this time, with trump's core business. and the civil investigation, where she wants the deposition from him, with that civil investigation is proceeding in parallel with an ongoing criminal investigation of his business. that is being carried out both by the attorney generals office and the state prosecutor in manhattan. that is the criminal prosecution that has already led to felony charges against his business himself and to his chief financial officer. so, trump is about to be subpoenaed to give a deposition in the civil case that is unfolding in parallel with that criminal one. what is he going to do? if he does respond to the subpoena any gives testimony in the civil case, presumably, that testimony that he gives in the deposition could be used against him in the criminal case. if he decides, okay, i'm not going to testify. refuses to testify and pleads the fifth. will him taking the fifth can be used against him in the civil case. when you take the fifth on the

new york to tierney general, said that she will follow california's lead. >> when i heard about that,nd gun distributors in this country are immunized. no liability whatsoever. they are the only industry that is protected in this country. and given the carnage and the fact that this is the ninth anniversary of sandy hook, i am sick and tired of prayers and individuals whose hearts go out to all of those who have lost lives. we can do something about it. >> joining our discussion is neil cultural, former acting solicitor general on msnbc, also contributor. neil, i was so struck reading his announcement. it just mirrors the texas law almost word for word. >> absolutely, and it's the right move. so what the supreme court did in its decision a couple of days ago was greenlight essentially this texas vigilante provision. it, said texas got it wrong in the details. because it including licensing's officials. but the bottom line, that the supreme court, said these visual anti-provisions are okay. you can, as a, state enact a law that says that individuals can sue other individuals for pursui

klopp appeared to confront referee paul tierney at full time.on was sent off for a tackle on emerson royal in the second half, but tottenham striker harry kane was only shown a yellow for a controvertial tackle on robertson earlier in the match. phil foden and jack grealish have been warned about their behaviour after being left on manchester city's bench last weekend for attending a night out. it followed their big win over leeds five days earlier. pep guardiola said he pays a lot of attention to behaviour on and off the pitch, and when it is not appropriate, they won't play. and australia have added uncapped fast bowler scott boland to their squad for the third ashes test in melbourne. boland comes in as cover, while fellow pacemen pat cummins and josh hazelwood also return. as for england, they'll need to re—group after going 2—0 down yesterday. australia's stand in skipper says his side have no intention of letting their advantage slip. england are a good side and capable of playing really some really good cricket, so we have to keep working

that is the problem there is rachel tierney going on in the name of social justice.a black lives matter t-shirt on beating a black mother, pushing her baby in a stroller because she was in a trump rally on penciling avenue. a white woman with black lives matter beating a black woman pushing a carriage and no outrage from the leadership and no outcry in the public about that. this is the kind of divisiveness that 1619 is creating. your other caller is right, what we believe is upward mobility for everyone at the bottom and a working-class coalition is what we are trying to build. america does not have a race problem it has a grace problem. we need to take race off of the table so we can address the needs of those black women in prison, low income moms who are seeing their children destroyed by drive-by, and is a matter of elites versus the working poor. the woodson center stands with the working poor and trying to shift the emphasis more to class than race. host: the one call you missed was a caller asking to have you explain what happened to africans that came to thi