she enrolled at kent state. and in her first year at kent state the '69-'70 school year, the folks back at her high school only heard from her once. she wrote once in the spring -- well, i guess it was in the winter, to ask they send her transcripts to the university of buffalo because she was thinking of transferring. and no one had an idea why. she didn't explain why she was thinking of transferring but it turned out she had met a young man from long island. they had become boyfriend/girlfriend. and the young man didn't really fit in at kent state, he wore his hair too long. he didn't care about footballs. his roommates used a homophobic slur about him. and so he decided he had friends at the university of buffalo and would like to transfer there, and allison was going to follow him just as her mother had followed her father all those years. she and her boyfriend were together on the 4th of may, 1970, crouching in a parking lot when the bullets from the national guardsmen ripped through the kennedy high t-shir

'60s began when john kennedy demanded we go to the moon in 1962 and ended with the shooting at kent state in may of 1970. the '70s were conceived the morning after altamonte in 1969 and expired during the opening credits of "american gigolo" which means there were five months when the '60s and the '70s were happening at the same time. it felt like the '80s might live forever when the berlin wall fell in 1989 but that was the onset of the euthanasia although it took two years for the patient to die. i start the book in this way because i do think that what is perhaps most interesting about any period of time is when it actually begins and when it feels like it begins. when the berlin wall fell in '89, and it ends on september 11th, 2001. in this book i do assert 9/11 is the end of the '90s. i don't see the fall of the berlin wall, though, as the at the beginning of this period. and the reason i don't is because the 1990s, particularly the year 1990, was sort of like the '80s on auto pilot. if you look back to what was happening in 1990, it's like, well, you know, "twin peaks" is on televis

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that's where it's got through in the state of mitra kent, when we were there a point last year, there were policemen killed by a drone that dropped explosives. mines have been investigated, they're against the army and used by criminal groups. so this is turned into, in that state, basically low level guerrilla warfare perpetrated by these different cartels with the government, british trying and scrambling to get ahold of it. vote counting has begun in the us state of alabama. we're amazon work because of deciding whether or not to join the union is successful. the site could become the 1st in the u. s. to do so. don't engine reports, not from best buy alabama. the amazon workers votes now being tallied, we'll decide whether organized labor can make a comeback in the heart of the anti union south. the vote counting that began on monday marks a 2nd battle between a corporate behemoth and pro union activists in bessemer, alabama. employees rejected joining the retail wholesale in department store union last year, but the national labor relations board rule that amazon unfairly influenc

views of medicine cawthorn and marjorie taylor greene and others, joe kent a congressional candidate for the republicans in washington stateain here is zelenskyy and the ukrainians. they are not buying them. republicans are in favor of providing upstanding with the ukrainians providing them weapons. there even in favor of establishing a no-fly zone. republicans, democrats and independents alike. what is interesting to me as putin has succeeded in a very rare thing is unifying all the factions in america. republicans, democrats and independents and a strong response is turning out the neo- isolationist wing of the republican party, madison called zelenskyy a thug and referred to ukrainian government as extraordinarily evil. that is blowing up in his face in a north carolina primary. >> that will be an interesting thing to watch. you are in the white house in 2002 which was one of the rare times when a party occupying the white house and gained seats in congress. people have not expected that for this midterm democrats down in the polls but could the war at leadership the president turn that around? >> i doubt it. the only p

states. >> jason fuhrman on that positive note, jo ling kent, thanks to both of you. >>> now an nbc news exclusive barr describing to lester holt how then president trump became enraged after barr told him there was no evidence the 2020 election was fraudulent. >> and i told him that all this stuff was bull [ bleep ]. and it was wrong to be shoveling it out the way his team was. he started asking me about different theories, and i had the answers so i was able to tell him this is wrong because of this. he was obviously getting very angry about this. i said, look, i understand you're upset with me and i'm perfectly happy to tender my resignation. then, boom. >> he slapped the desk. >> she slapped the desk and said "accepted!" >>> the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection is piling up subpoenas. jackie has been covering this and is author of the newsletter "the early 202." let's talk about guilfoyle. she spoke at the stop the sale rally before the riot, one of the closest associates believed to be in touch with donald trump on that day. how does her testimony move the needle? >>

where is kent and somewhere is tashkent russia has vital interests in in the post-soviet space, as well as the united statesd the caribbean, any country with a periphery must have vital interests in these regions. in the case of russia, these interests are even more important , because russia is in an even more difficult position than america. one of these interests is the preservation of peace and the prevention of the upheaval of the revolution, the emergence of hostile states in the first place in muslim countries. actually, nothing could be added to this. however, add these institutes who talk about the will of russia and so on will have to. and for me they are not realists, they are romantics, they talk about russia that will no longer exist, in my opinion. another issue is to expand to strengthen influence in, say, uh central asia in the caucasus, this is understandable. this, of course, i understand, and this position of the most balanced most can be said about russian western analysts, in general, in order to understand the mechanism of the activities of american structures in the post-soviet space.

for your foi’ your average for your average russian even if they get information from state telephone the kentorning from a spokesman who said america is now waging an economic war on russians, which is an ironic choice of word, given that the kremlin has sought journalists not to use that word when discussing russia's actions in ukraine. british american tobacco says our business in russia continues to operate but they go on to say we have suspended all planned capital into russia, bit of a halfway house but we will have the latest, the latest company to adjust their position. let's bring you some live pictures now from washington, where the us secretary of state antony blinken is meeting with the british foreign secretray liz truss. the united states has dismissed a polish plan to send militaryjets to ukraine via an american airbase as untenable. the polish government suggested sending more than 20 of its russian made mig—29 fighterjets to ukraine via an airbase in germany. but the americans say they weren't consulted and that the plan would raise serious concerns for nato. but petro poroshe

joe kent is a former member of the army special forces, he is running for congress as a republican in the stategton and we're happy to have them join us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. i hope no one is going to call you a russian stooge. you have left a lot that is dear to you on the battlefield. i'm wondering how you assess, given your experience in the u.s. military, these calls for a no-fly zone. >> well, i think it is extremely reckless, tucker, because a no-fly zone against a country like russia that has a developed surface to air capability and air force, that is an act of war. within minutes, we would be in a shooting contest with russia and that would trigger essentially world war iii, it's extreme the reckless. there were some calls earlier from so-called national security experts for a limited no-fly zone. there is no such thing as a limited no-fly zone, that's like halfway being at war. this is combined with the pattern of reckless talk we have seen from members of congress, members of the senate, lindsey graham calling for an assassination of vladimir putin. what all the repr

joe kent was watching that interview with congresswoman salazar, a former member of the army special forces, running for congress in the stateon. we needed a reality check on all that so we are happy to be joined by him now. thanks so much for coming on. i just want to say again that we are grateful that congressman salazar was game enough to come on the show, i appreciate that very, very much but i couldn't help but notice, with respect, the difference in the urgency, and people are dying in ukraine in ways that are horrifying and i concede that, but we've had a slow-motion invasion to the tunes of tens of millions of people for like more than a decade and it's accelerating, so why does no one in washington seem to care about that? >> yeah, it's very frustrating, tucker. we've seen this unchecked illegal immigration coming across our borders, most recent inspired by joe biden. we fed the g.o.p., when we had control of the house in the senate for the first two years of the trump administration, vote against constructing a border wall, the one i'm running against, jimmy guerrero butler, who is a republican, has voted for amne

kent. during that interview, democrat staff members introduced durkosh's papers into our record. when he was asked about it, he stated, quote, what you're asking me to interpret is disinformation and maligned influence. asked -- they asked mr. kent about the disinformation that democrats were spreading that they entered into our record. the actual truth of the matter is that democrats, not senator grassley nor i introduced known russian disinformation into our investigate ri record. they did the exact same -- they did the exact thing they were falsely accusing us of doing. again, not my staff, not senator grassley staff, democrats were disseminating russian information, just like they did with the steele dossier. and then ranking members wyden and peters asked for an intelligence briefing relating to our investigation. now, such a briefing was -- briefing was completely unnecessary, but it was an effort by our democrat colleagues to further falsely taint our investigation hoping to discredit it and discredit the truth. on july 28, 2020, senator grassley and i reminded them that the f.b.i. and relevant members of the

a little more than a month into the conflict, stating much of ukraine, stiff sanctions on moscow. they have wrapped for the day. kentego, california, democrat. caller: hi. i keep listening to republicans and it drives me crazy. time after time, republicans have done traitorous things. they negotiated with the iranians. they tried to overturn the election. when that didn't work, they attacked to the capital. they say democrats hate this country. i don't understand how they can get away with saying this stuff. anything like a straight face. that is all i want to say. [indiscernible] -- democrats hate this country. republicans are straight up traders. -- traitors. host: the new york times reporting officials will start vaccinating undocumented migrants apprehended by border officials but not expelled under the public health order in several areas including san diego, el paso and the rio grande valley. according to directions given to officials on sunday, if single adults refuse to be vaccinated, they will be detained and put into deportation proceedings. if they claim asylum, they will be released under stringent condi

state of the u.s. economy with the fighting in ukraine only adding to the soaring prices facing americans on erevhiytng from groceries to gas. nbc's business and tech correspondent jo ling kentgood morning. >> reporter: record breaking price jumps on toy, baby food, uber rides and furniture and shoppers are facing shrink inflation. same product, same price but smaller sizes. from sticker shock at the grocery store, to numbers at the gas pump, americans are feeling the pain of surging fuel prices and inflation. >> crazy. rising overnight. >> reporter: the national average hitting another record high at more than $4.30 a gallon nationwide, up 84 cents from a month ago and $1.47 higher compared to a year ago. at most out west. 4. 73 in washington state. 4.74 in nevada. pushing uber to add a new temporary surcharge. starting wednesday. uber says the extra fee will go directly to drivers to help offset rising fuel costs. >> lot of ride share drivers are already struggling to make basically a minimum wage when you work out all the expenses. >> reporter: with travel roaring back and jet fuel prices rising. >> if you are planning i would get booking early because you need the low pr