mr. kennedy. not guilty. mr. kennedy. not guilty to carry nebraska with mr. kerry of nebraska not guilty. mr. kerry of massachusetts. mr. kerry of massachusetts. not guilty. mr. cole. mr. cole. not guilty. mr. kyle. mr. kyle guilty. ms.. landrieu. miss landrieu not guilty. mr. lautenberg. mr. lautenberg not guilty. mr. leahy oh, mr. leahy not. mr. leaven. mr. leaven not guilty. mr. lieberman. mr. lieberman not. ms.. look, mrs. lincoln. mrs. lincoln. not guilty. mr. lott. mr. lott. guilty. mr. luger. mr. luger guilty. mr. mann. mr. mack guilty. mr. mccain. mr. mccain guilty. mr.. mr. mcconnell. oh, guilty. ms.. mikulski. ms.. mikulski not guilty. mr. moynihan. mr. moynihan. not guilty. mr. murkowski. mr. murkowski. guilty. mrs. murray. mrs. murray. not guilty. mr. nichols. mr. nichols. guilty. mr. reed of rhode island. mr. reed of rhode island not guilty. mr. reid of nevada. mr. reid of nevada not guilty. mr. raab mr.. not guilty. mr. roberts. guilt. mr. roberts guilty. mr. rockefeller. mr. rockefeller. not guilty. mr. roth. mr. roth. guilty. mr. santorum. mr.

mrs. kennedy is sitting, mrs. gunther is sitting. and my husband ted is sitting, and he called up to mrs. parks, who was seated in a wheelchair and kissed foot. and i lusted and i still feel moment that said it all with that gesture. so by the time the bishops and cardinals got to the pope was almost anti-climatic, but they cleared the room out of still sitting at the end of this big hall and then the doors open and the pope comes out with his white hat and his heavy robes and his staff, and he can barely walk. he is in so much pain. and parks sees that or feels that. and she asks me to get up out of her wheelchair, to walk to him and course, mrs. parks asked me to do anything. i did it. and i helped her. and at that time, all my crosses fell on the ground. and you hurt? it was embarrassing, but we continued to walk and the pope was so appreciative of mrs. parks going to meet him. he didn't have to walk to her that he listened even deeper than i think he would have if we had waited. and the protocol. and then he read out loud what sh

mr. kennedy: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. kennedy: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, louisiana, mike all of our states, is working as hard as we can to improve k-12, elementary and secondary education. we used to have the best system of elementary and secondary education in the world. we still have the best system of higher education in the world, bar none. kids from all over our planet want to come to america to go to college. i know our universities have problems. we've got to do a better job, in my judgment, mr. president, with encouraging our universities to allow the free exchange of ideas, the dialectic through which we get the truth. but i'll save that topic for another day. our problem in america is elementary and secondary education, and it's frustrating, mr. president. we've made some improvements, but not nearly enough. it's frustrating. americans can do extraordinary things. americans can unravel the human genome. americans can take a diseased human heart and replace it with a new one and make the thing beat

kennedy: well, first, as far as mr. meredith is concerned, mr. meredith began his efforts to enter the university of mississippi in january 1961. there was no involvement at l, directly or indirectly, by the government. in fact, i never even knew about mr. meredith having made an effort to try to enter the university of mississippi. in fact, the government did not become involved in the dispute in connection with the state of mississippi until september of 1962. mr. meredith had followed the question of his entrance into the university through the courts, through the district court, and through the circuit court. ultimately, it came to the supreme court in the hands of justice black. and justice black then asked the federal government and the department of justice to eer into the case. that was the first time the united states government in any way, or i, in any way, was involved in the case of james meredith. the question was whether we were going to follow the orders of the court of the united states. now, i don't believe that the's anybody her

mr. kennedy's communication? >> yes, i do. >> and so then we get into a whole series of things written by mr. baker going back and forth. and he says on that same day, now at 9:26 a.m. which is which is about half an hour after your statement that you don't think anything has been violated here, he says i've seen some reliable cybersecurity folks question the authenticity of the e-mails in another way. and then you seen to, later dash up by the way that almost inconceivable. i mean it just seems inconceivable that that would have happened so quickly that he would have that. and then you send out something right after that that said they key factor in forming our approach consensus from experts monitoring election security and disinformation that this looks a lot like a hack and leak that learned, they'll learn from the 2016 wikileaks approach to avoid it if you can name for me today in of the experts the scene to a consensus at 10:12 a.m. on the morning of october 14 that you put out saying that we're going to re

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mr. kennedy's communication? >> yes, i do. >> and so then we get into a whole series of things written by mr. baker going back and forth. and he says on that same day, now at 9:26 a.m. which is which is about half an hour after your statement that you don't think anything has been violated here, he says i've seen some reliable cybersecurity folks question the authenticity of the e-mails in another way. and then you seen to, later dash up by the way that almost inconceivable. i mean it just seems inconceivable that that would have happened so quickly that he would have that. and then you send out something right after that that said they key factor in forming our approach consensus from experts monitoring election security and disinformation that this looks a lot like a hack and leak that learned, they'll learn from the 2016 wikileaks approach to avoid it if you can name for me today in of the experts the scene to a consensus at 10:12 a.m. on the morning of october 14 that you put out saying that we're going to re

mr. kennedy's communication?yes, i do. >> and so then we get into a whole series of things written by mr. baker going back and forth. and he says on that same day, now at 9:26 a.m. which is which is about half an hour after your statement that you don't think anything has been violated here, he says i've seen some reliable cybersecurity folks question the authenticity of the e-mails in another way. and then you seen to, later dash up by the way that almost inconceivable. i mean it just seems inconceivable that that would have happened so quickly that he would have that. and then you send out something right after that that said they key factor in forming our approach consensus from experts monitoring election security and disinformation that this looks a lot like a hack and leak that learned, they'll learn from the 2016 wikileaks approach to avoid it if you can name for me today in of the experts the scene to a consensus at 10:12 a.m. on the morning of october 14 that you put out saying that we're going to rely o

our broadcast mariana boujerena, senior researcher at the belfer center of the harvard mountain kennedy , mrs. maryana . greetings. good evening . -m objects, then potentially what threat can it lead to? those actions that we see now, the russians use this and rocket flights over nuclear power plants, and this is absolutely incomprehensible behavior at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. well, you know, first of all, a robot ukrainian energy workers, and in particular nuclear workers, this is extremely friendly work, this is an unprecedented situation for so many nuclear authors to find themselves in the middle of a war zone, a zone of military events, and first of all, these are the operators of the zaporizhzhia npp, who work in very, very extremely difficult conditions, again, this is such a thing in history that we never saw such a thing that the nuclear power plant was captured by the military occupiers of the enemy and by force, and under these conditions it was necessary to maintain the safe state of this nuclear power plant e over - it is obvious, as you say, there are flights, there

mr. end for dr. king. president kennedy's proposed rights bill. now, the congress has been described in certain quarters as far reaching. on the other hand, other people choose to describe it. so very inhuman and sadistic especially in the words of georgia state senator russell few days ago. could you care to comment on? the president's proposed legislation before congress. i would say that this is very strong, a far reaching bill. certainly, it is the strongest bill that has ever been presented by. any president of our nation. this does not mean that it has everything in it that i would like to see for it. and for instance, had hoped that a federal fair employment practice bill would have been submitted with the president to bill and some other things such giving the attorney general the right to initiate in any area where there is a denial of civil rights wherein this bill only calls for the attorney general having the right to initiate suits in area of school desegregation. but where these points, i think by and large, it is a strong and forthr

mrs kennedy has got to get her year 115 through their gcses.t we are in and the difficulties that we are all facing, and nobody chooses to lose a day's pay to strike over something that's not important. next stop, ravenscliffe high school near the centre of halifax. the children here have a wide range of special educational needs. today, more than 100 pupils will have to stay at home because of the strike. it's really hard, but it's part of a much bigger picture and it is about the sustainability of education and special education in particular. recruitment is a major issue. staff are leaving. meanwhile, the school is having to take on more pupils. many special schools like ours are really struggling to recruit quality staff and retain them. the pay is not good. people here work here because they love the job, because they're really committed to the school, because they're passionate about children with special needs, not because of the salaries. three years ago, we had about 195 children on roll. we've now got nearly 250, and that will go up a

kennedy: that is something else, that is photoshop. here is the problem. mr. president. according to fox news poll, a lot of people care. sco61% of voters support an investigation. these days you can't get 61% of people to agree water is wet, but hunter biden's lawyer believe its serious, denying a house republican request for documents related to his businesses in a statement, his chief counsel said. >> they also claim that hunter is a private citizen and congress has no right to investigate him, i tend to agree with that because, i do hate government overreach. but, we do have to get to the bottom of this, if the president was involved. according to house oversight committee chair james comer, quote: >> or a threat to national security, word it however you want, yours or minor comers, did the president get kickbacks when hunter biden got business kickbacks from places like china and ukraine, they are serious allegations. we will meet our party panel, we have hoteling risk adviser. jason meister and state department former deputy spokesperson, wearing buckeye red, proud

kennedy at the berlin wall saying berliner. it evokes ronald reagan saying "mr.bachev, tear down that wall." in which he said kyiv stands, democracy stands. i think those are words that are going to resonate throughout history as a unique, historic display of solidarity and something that, you know, a year ago we would have thought it impossible. a year ago we were saying three days into this war there will be russian troops in kyiv. a year later we have a united states president in kyiv walking alongside ukrainian president who has largely been victorious for the past year. >> evelyn farcas, let's talk about how this message is perceived and why it is important. joe biden said kyiv stands and we are not leaving. one of the things vlad meier vladimir putin would have, and the foreign minister immediately posted on facebook after the meeting with biden this morning where he said russia, no one is afraid of you. tell me about how that message is being received on the russian border, on the other side? >> i cannot match david's poetry with his fantastic reading toge

why, you were fixin' to peel me. [ laughter ] kennedy: sensitivity sensors taken a hatch tote some of dahle's beloved works. and "fantastic mrgandists, at a company called inclusive minds they just want to grind all sharp uncomfortable edges that have entertained children for decades to a nub. they -- idiot want a dull, rounded and safe world where now one feels agrieved or threatened, art should be pokey and provocative. sometimes is hurts to feel but it is necessary for human growth, adjectives are the an enemy, colorful characters have been white washed they are no longer referred to as fat, in case of augusta. or ugly, you can't be crazy or horsy faced. lunless you are on social media you are a small unhump able squat waffle. how would dahle feel? if you feel wind blowing in your hair, from his grave he is spinning like clay on a potpot wheel, rushdie having almost died at hands of a long afenn aoffended fanatic rightly called this rightly ca absurd censorship, there are people hell-bent on writing bad thoughts of most impressionable, they might get more than a wish for. i could only imagine how they will meltdown with p

man known as a to who abu bakar, mr. albuquerque was a former vice president to orlando by sango, and this was after the military rule that ended in 1999. 0, these kennedy's, of course, are up against the 3rd one. now this p t o b is the dark horse in this race. he was a nobody in terms of the presidential elections at least some 6 months ago. but now all of a sudden everybody's talking about the labor party embrace, talking about p, toby, particularly the youth behind me. right now we have some ins. busy official does the independent national electoral commission officials putting up the vote as role when they put up those papers behind is how locals can see whether or not they vote at a certain 14 station. and they can cross reference their names there before they make their way inside and make the a mark. we've seen presidential campaigns and their candidates coming as well as to vote. we saw earlier the vote of mr to noble. it was followed by mr. baccha. and lastly, the duck was in the 3, mr. p. t r o b. now all those candidates a vote under as serious a serious god of military support. there is well over 400000 the security personnel that been deploy

mr. albuquerque was a former vice president to orlando by sango, and this was after the military rule that ended in 1999. 0, these kennedy's of course, are up against the 3rd one. now this p t o b is that he is the dark horse in this race. he was a nobody in terms of the presidential elections at least some 6 months ago. but now all of a sudden, everybody's talking about the lever by the embrace, talking about d toby, particularly the youth. we've seen presidential campaigns and their candidates coming as well as to vote. we saw earlier the vote of mr. to nubile it was followed by mr. becker and lastly, the duck was in this race, mr. p. t r o b. now all those candidates a vote under as serious a serious god of military support. there is well over 400000 the security personnel that's been deployed to god are against these elections to make sure they're free and fair. and to make sure that. busy there are no shenanigans. now, 95000000 people are expected to have cast their vote. so it's one of the over $176000.00 polling stations across the country. and this year candidates have some rather stiff competition. 18 candidates a

images of president john kennedy in west germany declaring -- president ronald reagan stood behind the brandenburg gate nearly two decades later near the berlin wall demanding, mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. those images defined the boundary between east and west, free people versus subjugated people. it was barely two years after president reagan's speech and after over four decades of free world vigilance that the world witnessed the profound victory of the valiant workers in the steel yards of poland. soon, captive nations subjugated by the soviet union for decades began to tumble. first in 1989, poland. then, in 1991, ukraine. then, the entirety of the captive nations held subjugated by the soviet union. it was a major turning point in the arc of world history. the allied post-war institutions created to defend liberty still exist today. indeed, now with sweden and finland, joining nato, that alliance grows stronger than it has ever been. ukraine, too, seeks to join its european allies who are democratic in the european union. ukrainian soldiers, meanwhile, ba battle, vastly outnumbered, dying, dying, dying for the cause of self-determination and liber

kennedy on our sister network, fox business. busifoand of course, fox news contributor tom delay is with be us . mr. shillue, how aren you? good to see you guys. how are you? l all look who's here. you know what's amazing to me is and i'm i'm going to start with all of you. >> i don't think she tries hilao to be funny, but this is hilarious. >> why don't latye night comics. ever play this? thi >>nk i think t we're the only o channel that does that's for sure. i think it's unfortunate,lifornr having grown up in california under her reign, to see thatof now she's been propped up. mac she's part of a machine that gloats over the political donations because she was always just a representative ofk checking boxes for them. right. ar i had to suffer underbo her as d.a., under her as attorney general, as senator. and now we are s all suffering under her as vice becau president where those gaffes matter becauseseter. things like the southern border where she's abdicated her than, it's more than just laughs she's now soleendering any form of of solemnity and also grasp of how serious that problem to then tune of the deaths of law

mr. smooth. >> he were thrilled last night, wasn't the president just gate. >> i loved about the speech it was true joe biden. >> i thought it was so masterful. kennedythe address strike accord or fall flat, my next guest in the room, his first state of the union, joining me to discuss it wisconsin republican congressman, derrick van orden. welcome back. >> thank you. kennedy: where you shouting, young man? >> well. i was not shouts but i was not also not quiet. the -- that speech can only be described as mostly disappointing. i say mostly, because president biden finally had to admit when republicans have been saying for years, when we negotiate the debt ceiling coming up, that social security in medicaid are not on the table. as far as strapping those programs. overtime now hakeem jeffries sends out a tweet, we can say, no president of united states public lly admitted that not true, a highlight it that president biden finally admitted that 70 thousand americans have died on his watch per year of fentanyl overdose, a little bit more than 150 thousand americans on his watch of fentanyl overdose, he failed to mention is that we know with 100% certain

mr. noel, if only today's radicals or as smart as rodney at our top institutions of higher learning, cicero and aristotle, they're out. and abraham kennedy and nicole, hannah jones, they're in so much so that suny just announced it's making a course in racial equity, mandatory for graduation because the left knows that objective merit hurts their own dimwits. they're working now, working overtime to kill standardized tests. of course, standardized tests are rife with cultural and racial bias. it's a poor measure. >> it's an unfair measure. and the sat and act need to be eliminated. >> why are we using standardized tests at all? because the goal of these tests was never education. >> it was always exclusion. and even when we're long past covered , a lot of colleges have complied. but it gets worse now. the left wants to normalize cheating and an op ed, a princeton student named emily santos recently called for the dismantling of the honor code system, claiming it's a barrier to social mobility and a more equitable society. now, she likened princeton's rules against academic dishonesty to our criminal justice system, which, of course, prof

kennedy: so, let me ask you, because, a lot of people are mad at federal government and mad at norfolk southern, this is cronyism, it is bad for individuals and environment. what say you, mr i would have acted sooner. this situation was handled like being in a four-way stop, and everyone is looking at stop, and saying you go first, and you go, first, and then company, and local government and state government and federal government, that is how environmental issues are these days, that what happens when federal government is so entrenched. with it the way it is, biden administration had a duty to step up and do something, they did not, they did it as of today, there san opportunity for them to start working backward its will be tough, they didn't take the first steps soon enough. kennedy: tougher than a bu burnt steak. do i think privatization is a b bridge too far, should we bring it back to local control. >> we need clear boundaries, right now there is such a blurred line between what epa dues and the transportation secretary does. and they look at communities realizing now fore gotten they are in terms of environment, they were inspired to be localy involved and active

kennedy. very well known names there. so that's a good number for him, which is why nate cohen smartly writes in "the new york times" today, what sets mr already say they want him to be president. overall, desantis has 32% support. so there is a difference in the numbers. the numbers can still be very different from standing on a debate stage where forgive me, but trump, you know, little marco, lying ted, low energy jeb, he's a human chainsaw. >> there doesn't appear to be that much daylight between trump and desantis. policy wise, they lean very to the right, desantis sometimes more than trump. one area, we were talking about social security and medicare. one area trump hit a lot of his republican challengers on in 2016 was social security and medicare. saying i'm not going to touch this at all, which was a departure from the gop policy points at the time. and that something that he's probably going to hit desantis on again as well as haley, as well as a lot of other republican potential challengers because they all have a history of voting for cuts or changes to medicare and social security. >> the governors were in town the last wee

mr. lee, i will be managing time, and i will be up next followed by senator kennedy. i want to think our panel for your testimony in particular. ms. bryant, to you for bringing advocacy to the senate admits it's this nightmare that you and your family lived and continue to live. thank you for your extraordinarily well considered power of testimony. ms. delaun, as you mentioned, senator grassley and i have legislation to strengthen federal protections against the sexual abuse of children, including sexual exploitation. it is important as we talk about the continual threats toward children. technology was much faster than the legislative process and it is important to hear from all of you leading the charge here ensuring that our legislative proposals and legislative pieces, that you are considering are actually matching the technology. what you mentioned about livestreaming that is being considered in your bill. we have seen an evolution with children being sexually exploited who there is not a physical abuser physically touching them. and we need to ensure that the le

kennedy institute for the u.s. senate in boston. are any of those improper uses of funds? i know we wanted to give them flexibility. isn't that a little bit out of the box? mr. dodaro: well, there are broad use authorized to use that money. we are looking at it right now. so we'll try to identify those areas. they may be out of bounds legally. when there were questions about the use of the money, whether it's appropriate or not, when it was really, you know, legally authorized because we gave great -- we, the government, gave great flexibility to the state and local community to make decisions, the other issue you have to deal with, always, the money at the state and local level is fundability of the money. mr. palmer: mr. chair, this is something we need to look into. it's not just the fraud but the improper use of some of the funds. and my time has expired. i always enjoy hearing from you guys. i yield back. mr. comer: absolutely. the chair recognizes ms. ocasio-cortez. ms. ocasio-cortez: thank you, mr. chairman. this hearing is called federal pandemic spending: a prescription for waste, fraud, and abuse. the paycheck protection program, all of it. in win

kennedy kennedy mr. president -- kennedys. mr. kennedy: mr. president, are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are not. mr. kennedy: may i proceed, mr. president? thank you. a leading philosopher of the last century, his name was john paul sarte, famously once said that existence precedes essence. in other words, sarte's words, not mine, to be is to act. in other words, my words, not mr. sarte's, in other words, what you do is what you believe. what you do is what you believe. not what you say. what you do is what you believe, and everything else is just cottage cheese. i think that is particularly relevant to our government in washington, d.c., and indeed probably to all forms of government in america. we are what we do, not what we say. as you know, mr. president, we are in negotiations with respect to the debt limit. i for one, and i think almost all, if not all of my colleagues in the senate will agree with me on this, we will not default on america's debt. we will not. but in conjunction with addressing that issue of the debt limit, many of our colleagues in the