heidt: that was in philip and linda's living room. mr. muldrew: where were philip and linda? ms. r. the relationship continued from that night forward. robin said craig would call her, often using a cell phone a friend had gotten for him, to set up a rendezvous. they'd often meet at the hunting lodge craig was crashing at after moving out on his girlfriend, tina williams. ms. r. heidt: how many times were we intimate? probably about 20 times. murphy: a few weeks into the affair, robin says she told her husband, carey, what was going on. mr. muldrew: how did he find out in may about the affair? ms. r. heidt: i told him. mr. muldrew: how did he act when you told him? ms. r. heidt: he was upset. he was very upset. and he said that if i was--if i was going to have an affair, he wished it would have been with anybody else except his brother. he was very upset about it being his brother. murphy: and the prosecution asked robin what did she see in her brother-in-law. robin already had carey, who by all accounts was a devoted husband, doting father and solid provider. why would she step out

philip: let's stick on reconciliation for a minute.or the audience to get back up to speed on this -- reconciliation is part of the widget act. it was originally conceived of as a way bipartisan legislators could get together and balance the budget. ironically it has become the vehicle for passing some big bills that blow out the deficit and make it even bigger. it was the way that republicans passed the tax cuts and jobs act back in 2017. it was the way joe biden passed his big stimulus act coming in, past the inflation reduction act subsequently. it is the way that we avoid the filibuster in the united states senate. now, that all makes something called the byrd rule very important. that tells you what you are allowed to put in a reconciliation bill after the late, great senator robert byrd of west virginia. and it basically says it has to be about taxes or spending to get into a reconciliation bill. what is really about taxes and spending? how far can you stretch that? that has been a constant fight between the parties and the parli

. - [margaret] attorney and author philip howard has championed the cause of government efficiency for decades, with books including "the death of common sense." - well, the tragically-missed opportunity here is that elon musk could have done us a lot of good. - [margaret] will marshall is the founder and president of the progressive policy institute, and has recently written that democrats need a doge of their own. i sat down with these two reform advocates before a student audience at hofstra university to discuss what doge is getting right, what it's getting wrong, and whether america is careening toward a constitutional crisis. - [announcer] "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible, in part, by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, peter and mary kalikow, cliff and laurel asness, the meadowlark foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - philip howard and will marshall, welcome to hofstra university, and this episode of "firing line." - thank you. - listen, philip, in november, you called in the wal

kate snow: philip grabbed the first flight back to kenya.od when he got off the plane. it was very good, because you know, as a mom when dad's not around, you feel like you have to keep it together and you've got to be strong. and the kids were very excited to see him. they had been asking. they were relieved to finally be able to touch him and hug him and have that extra security. these images showed the devastation and destruction of the westgate mall, ravaged by a siege that dragged on for four days. terrorists with links to al-qaeda claimed responsibility. and the kenyan government said at least 67 people died. for the survivors it was difficult to make sense of it all, to move on. faith wambua went home, hugged her husband, and two days after the attack, there was cause for celebration and time for reflection. i'm grateful for us for being alive, for our children being alive. i'm grateful to be reunited with my husband, ike. i never thought i'd see our second anniversary, but we did. and this incident has actually brought us more closer

brian, stay with us, philip.is effort would say he's just there to shake up the status quo. and no one's had the guts to do that thus far. >> yeah. okay. so i mean, i think that elon musk has demonstrated over the course of the past several years, in particular, that he thinks he knows better than everyone else. right? and this is what he's doing. he thinks he knows better about twitter. he also operates on a set of incorrect assumptions. he operate on a set of incorrect assumptions about what was happening at twitter before he took over twitter. he's obviously operating on a set of incorrect assumptions about what's happening in the federal government. i think that what we've seen tonight with donald trump and the white house pushing back on him, really reveals that what elon musk is doing, donald trump doesn't care about what he cares about, is he cares about the dei stuff and the pam bondi and the getting revenge for january 6th. he cares about that stuff. he doesn't care about elon. >> musk getting revenge fo

and i'm in the summer and organic farm and roofing, or land north of berlin. laina and philip had been thinking a lot about the soil for the past 5 years. their harvest is eaten in restaurants by self pickers and members. but the beginning was not easy. for me it's the 2019 drought correspond completely insane. so it was really like a desert here once we turned it over and it was all open and fair. and i think it had even been killed once over a large area, especially. yes, it looks bad and then come here the summer with the droughts and of tried at $3040.00 centimeters down park. phillip in lane hope to count through the poor sandy soils by diversifying above and below ground over 120 color full varieties organic vegetables are cultivated on 3 hector's of land devotedly, tier 5, the soil loves diversity to put it in a natural because roots act differently and need different spaces i there very widely distributed in the notes as we don't yet know all the connections. we don't yet know what exactly happens in this oil, especially with a micro biome and what the interactions are the defe

after a short time, it is all seats away. philip also use this bacteria to help the soil. some of those in simmons photos like this as a fermentation. rejuvenates, the soil, and it is what we think our son is already quite well revitalized. but we still want to give it a little something along the way. it had a good temperature. this takes 10 days or a week, sentato. oh, what kind? you can measure the ph value each. i smell it is good. if it smells good, we use it for notes of us. your cellphone isn't fun, isn't it? i just hope that it's full of good bacteria to ship the item, which i can now add to the style that i'm stressing at the moment time it often vacating come. the fermentation is made from plant residues, for example, kitchen waste. but unlike compost, it is prevented by lactic acid bacteria in the absence of air. this produces a sour smelling liquid full of micro organisms and nutrients. philip regularly spreads of the concoction on his fields. i'm not going to go into the farmer's life that i do. it by hand at a snail's pace, they just use the tractors, they la

thank you so much, jane calvert, philip munoz and thomas kidd. inspiring discussion of religious liberty and the founding and the question of how religious the founders and thanks to you great and cc and c-span viewers for joining us and taking an hour to learn about american and our founding principles. it is so important in these challenging times for all of us to. be lifelong learners and to the primary sources and to continue your learning. begin by the books of our great you, which are so full of learning and light. read the ones we've discussed and. others, including thomas kidd, has a whole source book on religious liberty primary texts, then go to the national constitution center is interactive constitution. read documents from the founders library. listen to them. we the podcast and check out the amazing new constitution one on one horse that we've launched, khan academy, which brings america's greatest constitutional scholars, including several of them who are here to teach you about the constitution. the founders believe that we all ha

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philip, can things the people in the cities who just can't grow their own vegetables vegetables. this is a pretty good farmer, too. she certainly works hard tending the chickens. must be worth the trouble, though, because she's got a mighty healthy. 40 acres of land. not particularly land either. a barn isn't big or even new, and no tractor, that's a team of mules and understands of the earth and things that grow and hours of hard work for everyone. doesn't seem like much, but these are the sort of things that make a farmer like putting a new board on the when it's needed and saving those burlap bags last fall. now we need them badly and we're glad they weren't thrown away. and because as farm was grease and put on the cover when not in use, it will probably last the duration and that's important because as long as our factories are turning out tanks and guns, we just have to make everything even the land. oh, yes, the land can be wasted. if farmer brown hadn't planted those peanuts and rows following the of the slope, rain wash away both his crop and his land. and right now, thi

philip morris threw a party for him and at that party, the president of philip morris gave lewis a black jurists robe, you know, a supreme court justices robe. now, philip morris owns a whole bunch of companies right. they own kraft foods and they own dozens, hundreds of companies i suppose i don't know now and i don't, i'm not sure what it wasn't in 71 or 72, but owned a bunch of companies and robe had nascar patches over it with the logos of all these companies. the philip morris owned with all the brands of cigarets that they owned i mean, it's just like there's chapter in my book and i didn't know the by the way, when i wrote the chapter in the book that's titled members of congress should wear nascar patches. you know, it's like, holy lewis paul did so anyhow, in 78, lewis poll authored a court decision and at that time there was a law in massachusetts and there were similar laws in states all over the country that, said that corporations could not spend money on politics unless they direct, unless there was issue that directly involved the corporation. if you had a ballot measure,

they've been sent to us on the russian positions and shots of the soldier named philip refused. so the ukraine militant top tied him into a manifesto. philips comrades decided to rescue that friend from such an execution . the conflict of the little. that's something that's blocking some of the height of going on thursday. the i to you question the longer hope. awesome don them from of just to us to decent. mostly go to was all due to a best example started equitable. so she gave me this goes to the, to be as honest as can go to put some of them are like, different feels good, good. i'd be able to buy the lady, but this new client some think was also going to be on the i q of shouldn't image the procedure to be a was up a no good i. e law is up and a lot of us to put the exam was that what you're talking about the joint militarization of a journalist. so they submitted the trade down, brucely with civilians over the snipers. most of the women didn't hesitate to kill civilians. you've done this, i see that she does comes from a brand new vehicle. places it looked at the similar 3

so can an initiative like doge survive if it doesn't have the trust of the american people, philip? - one, no, and two, it also can't survive if he doesn't have the trust of people who work for government. one of the biggest problems in government today is if you make a decision to give a permit, there's always somebody who doesn't like it. - yeah. - so they will attack you. so in my view, what senior civil servants need is, not to live in fear, but to have cover for important decisions. they need to be, to feel that the people in charge, musk or whomever, will actually protect them when they make decisions. and so no organization works in an atmosphere of distrust, whether it's government or society. - we need radical disruptors. we need 'em in the entrepreneurial sectors of our economy, that's what we want. but that's not what we, that's not how you fix government's problems, for the reasons we just talked about. and elon musk doesn't really know what he's trying to do. he wants to cut $2 trillion in spending. well, that's a nice goal. if you got rid of every single federal employ

it's residents reject his plans strongly business philip also had trumps remarks. are logical. we have lived through war for a year and more. and then he comes and says, we should leave our land. this is our land, and the land of our ancestors, the plumbing i always use to send, send you the honey. and we'll see how that was the idea of having a discipline for displacement is not new of many plans. talked about this issue and field. what of course the plan of use present the drum in the field because cousins hold onto the land country. and so i looked at nation pick will up many was passed on palestine and it's specifically because i did not lead the policy need people to migrate or travel to other countries and job infant. i've seen either who thought it was someone in a doing a palestinian leadership to voice outraged over the us. presidents comments as heavy as, as a has visa statements to deflect confusion and deep ignorance about the sign and the region gauze. i certainly not goldman glen, and it is not property that can be bought and sold hot on new our waste on how much

let's go to philip in michigan please philip. >> booyah jim. >> what's up philip. >> hey i. >> wanted to thank you i've been listening. to your show. >> since 2006. and one of my coworkers turned me on to the show. and you've made me all. >> sorts of mad money. >> oh fantastic. thank you for that. thank you. >> i'm also a member. >> of the. >> cnbc. >> investment club, so i enjoy. tuning into your everyday. >> and listening. >> to you there as well. >> okay. >> my question. >> my question. >> is so. >> i know. >> that you. >> refer to. >> dividend reinvestment. >> as the eighth. >> wonder of. >> the. >> world. >> and i'm totally there with you. >> all right. >> my specific question is. >> is should. >> i involve myself in my. brokerage program? or should i take the cash. >> and then put it back to. >> work in a stock. >> when i am a huge dividend reinvestment plan person? that's that's and matter of fact, i wish there weren't weren't an alternative. but for my charitable trust, i have to send the dividends out and it has really hurt my long term performance. you can't. you've got to r

philip meza rainy, you have the floor sir. >> mr. president and members of the council, 90s ago, the long-awaited cease-fire in gaza begin and we are — by the return of the hostages and prisons versus to the families and we are encouraged by mass improvement in the interim made in the incorporating conditions. we hope the cease-fire will —-dash in tremendous in their allowed to ensue presence in gaza with certain personnel and 300 premises. in the agency is ready for supporting the tradition under cease-fire and yet in today's, our operations the occupied would be critical as the past but he is really and takes in effect in a fake meat of this palestinians and cease-fire solutions, the brings lasting peace. mr. president, in the wake of the cease-fire, we must contend with it station of the blessing result in the enormity of the challenges ahead. in the peer-reviewed study of this traumatic injury in gaza reveals that the mortality figures provide by the minister of health is minimum estimate. 46000 deaths is likely by more than 40 p

pressure is going to be there with our people. ukraine is also invited by the way, donald trump claims philip organized trilateral tax on your trade in munich. but russia says it hasn't been invited to the security conference there. and european officials are on and has relations with washington sour over trump's commitment to ending the war that brussels is fueling, the.

benjamin, can you explain why mary gruber and philip crouse, senior officials at the fda resigned their positions due to the implementation of government overreach by the biden administration to mandate vaccines for children? can you also explain why it is that the congress and the senate and their staff are exempt from vaccines that you seem to want to shove down the throats of the american taxpayers? my body, my choice. i refuse to consume vaccinations. i do not want my health care delivered by way of a hyper direct needle. can you explain why those senior officials resigned their positions in protest to the biden administration's overreach with regard to vaccination of children? guest: one of the benefits of being an american is you get to walk with your feet when you disagree with policy. anyone who wants to do that can do that. i was in the camp of people that felt that we should encourage people very strongly to get vaccinations. because of the early signs of the morbidity and mortality from the covid vaccine, i was encouraging people very strongly and we eventually got to the man

the nation has asked me to spend the philip walker at every level of the, of, of, of managing the moment we began to see the need to develop as part of a largest system that's connected to the natural cycles of the month. for the last time, it took us attention one small to it's both services, it's got some of them. it's the mazda services, the ecology of the city. what seemed different and a one day and for a sec to update a very, very big role. we began to understand the need to separate see which to create better systems, which would have a good process, sewage locally at one level. at the same time, it was important to develop new networks, avenue 5 to see we got to create a new and that 12 of the supplies and very dense. and so most of them these 2 in actually gone out into the seats. and so bumping into, or the 20 twenty's really needed investments, and waste and investments to address amputation this way, to bump in need large investments and sewage treatment plans. so the order fund base to which actually got cheated. and in fact, not just the sewage water was given to industries

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dennis murphy (voiceover): of course, philip is gone now. carey, too. and craig is locked away, two life sentences plus another 85 years. effingham county had never seen the likes of what happened to the heidts and hopes never to again. i'm arod covlining, andcalls 911 and says." that his wife appears dead. he said that anna found her in the bathtub. i've never seen my son shellshocked. andrea canning: it was a case tailor-made for the tabloids. you have this beautiful woman, a tall, handsome guy, greed, infidelity. he's sleeping around with other women. andrea canning: a failing marriage with millions at stake. he didn't have any money of his own. this is getting ugly. yes. she said, we're broken. and she cried. andrea canning: was it a fall in the tub or a husband's fall from grace? we believe that it was a staged accident. he was adamant about his innocence. the case bothered me for a long time. he said to me, you have to help me kill my parents. you can't even think about the magnitude of it all. [theme music] hello, and welcome to "dateline." shele

that, a bottom faucet of the mon, done image of the secondary migration is that they respect the philip walker at every level of the, of managing the moment you begin to see the me to develop as part of the largest system that's connected to the natural cycles of the month for the last time, it took 2 years to pay attention. one small to it's both services. it's got some of them, it's the mazda services. the ecology of the city was seem different and a want to infrastructure update a very, very big role. the began to understand the need to separate see which to create better systems, which would of a good process which locally, at one level. at the same time, it was important to develop new networks and new 5 to see we got to create a new network of water supplies and very dense. and so most of them the sewage actually gone out into the sea. and so bumping into or the 20 twenty's really needed investments, and waste and investments to adjust amputation this way, to bump in need large investments and sewage treatment plan. so the order fun base which actually got cheated. and in fact, no

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colonel philip ingram, thank you for being with us on bbc news.re of a case, in which mi5 admitted giving false evidence to three courts, has told i wouldn't be privy to any of the information, my human rights. i think it proves what mi5 are capable of, and it feels like all my worst suspicions have been confirmed. said he thought he was telling the truth. into what happened. apology to the bbc and all three courts. where's my apology? i don't matter to them. i've already lost years of my life to x and his abuse, around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. in an unprecedented move, mi5 has issued an unreserved apology to the bbc and all three courts. where's my apology? i don't matter to them. i matter because i'm kicking up a fuss and i'm throwing a spotlight on the way they behave. but otherwise, if i were to just go away quietly, they'd never think about me again. due to our new revelations, beth will return to court for a new decision on whether her case can be heard in the open. i've already lost years of my life to x and his abuse,

the fed's philip jefferson and mary daly signaling yesterday that neither of them have urgency when it comes to u.s. rate cuts going forward. let's take a listen. >> i continue to see a gradual reduction in the level of monetary policy restraint placed on the economy, as we move towards a more mutual stands, as the most likely outcome. that said, i do not think we need to be in a hurry to change our stance. >> we can take our time to look at what is coming in. both on the economy and any policy changes, make decisions, we don't need to be preemptive. tom: fed officials in no rush. how is this adjusting the pricing from traders as they listen to these fed officials and weigh in from policy? >> a couple of things we are seeing happening, the yield curve is flattening, we see a lot more demand for long end treasuries compared to the short and. we are seeing people dial back expectations of rate cuts this year. for now we only have one interest-rate cut fully priced into the market. we have another half cut priced item but that is gradually being reduced. it is a consistent theme from fed

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they couldn't suppress this the another day of a motion of the union's family to philip. they'd only see each other behind a close barrier. finally, together, joy all around, that there's a stop reminder of what they've been released into the very 1st is our rating on neighborhood and the to cut them refugee camp. we don't know how we will get home finally released from jail, but some of the occupation of total freedom remains distance meant heavy elders era . it says release 3 is rarely caps. is that a $500.00 days off? so they would take and june the october 7th attack, they appeared on stage alongside how much the finances before being transported out of garza by the red cross. i'm a 100 husbands for united with these loved ones is right off the 408. forty's, income to the, to the it's a moment those closest to offer, called the full might never come into the office. we were waiting for this moment that also will come back home. it's impossible to live without him. now all the family will start to rehabilitate, to get back to normal and god willing, all the people of i

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