bob pruitt recently left the tech world to make wine on the livermore land he and his wife share with chickens, a couple alpacas and a chardonnay vineyard. these two in the top are chardonnay and chardonnay. is one of the main things i do. i made a choice a couple years ago to get going, making a cab franc. though pruitt doesn't yet make wine from the newly declared signature grapes, he believes they're important to help set the valley apart from its more famous winemaking cousins, napa and sonoma. it's a way of drawing people into the valley of something that's really unique, and then once they're here, they can see all the other cool things that we've got going on. currently, cabernet franc accounts for only 80 acres of the livermore valley's 3000 acres of wine grapes. mirassou, who has become a champion of the grapes, says more vineyards are planting them. and so if you're planting a vineyard today, 30 years from now, the environment, if we don't get a handle on climate change soon, is going to be a far different place than than it is now. the livermore valley already boasts the an

lives in room to x, the home is still drawn back to what remains of her home here next to or pick pruitt is still holding her defiantly that the huge to lose gate facing her. it is a constant reminder of the government's intentions. a little know them me long become the more potent then can i not a battle allow, but i'm in to my opposite. i'm only my young, big, high or young waiting for meet the at the young woman. i talked to him about they cannot threaten a family to slug to their land. they've stayed on most that is absolutely illegal. can you volunteer to not to move if your house is about to be some nation, the treatment isn't going to exactly how is that voluntary? enter those people's one very big question remains on, on search. why are they flooding these last one thing that the individual residence and never got to this day is information as to why these moves, these forced evictions, have to take place? what is clear is that those encore part and see read the budgeting. provincial capital have a problem the hordes of to just the growing number of hotels and swimming pools and

many of us recall the incident many years ago when a high rise public housing project in saint louis pruitt-igoe project, became so bad, the authorities moved everyone out and dynamited and the whole building fell down. is it possible to have effective community life in a rise building in a city such as? or is the high rise itself an enemy of public safety? well, is, of course, of a topic of great debate the country. i personally believe that it is not the bricks and mortar make the difference in public housing. it is people and i believe that yes. can have a decent life life in a high building. what have been your relationships? the police. you have a housing authority police and you have the chicago police department. do they appreciate what you're trying to do. do they work effectively with you? what is no question about it. in fact, our housing authority police was just created and it was created the first class graduated in march of of this and of of of 90 and we got that class through with the help of chicago police department. so they're looking for help from us and view us as competition

he also referred to, to your train talk to he was talking to president pruitt and i'm size of is a landscape and wanted that war to end saturdays. thank you very much. exactly. and i think it's important to point out as always, to fact check every politician. he said that the us is given ukraine $350000000000.00 worth of military. that is in fact not true according to a state department website. uh that was lot of the day he took office the actual term uh, the actual amount was 65900000000 shop since 2022. and he talked about getting his that money back. so what exactly is that about? well, the one of his cabinet officials went to meet vladimir below the mirror. zalinski and ukraine basically handed him a document according to media reports that said, you are going to sign over all of your precious minerals to us. and that because you need to pay us back something to the tune of $500000000000.00. obviously, president zalinski said no to that, but they are negotiating now to see if they can work out some sort of deal where the us has some access to those minerals in exchange for security guar

way of confirming whether high level figures in the body administration actually set out to kill pruitt. and i also remember recall biden's words at in warsaw and his 1st major speech trying to rally the world, the support ukraine. and he supposedly went off script and said something to the effect of this man cannot be allowed to rule referring to vladimir putin and the, you know, binding ministration, walk that back. but it was essentially a call for regime change and it focused on one man vladimir putin, just as he said, the north stream pipeline would not be allowed to allow gas to flow to germany. do you expect uh, these papers to be declassified under i should say, call somebody to look into for individual med die be when he made that. a sudden revelation about the plans to kill boots and when we get the details annoyed stream . do you expect uh from uh a trump administration thats vowing to open up uh, a lot of uh, information is kept secret from the us public or not before deal with the crane. i highly doubt it. trump is actually mirrored when asked about it so which it in itself

that we need to stop investing in things around the world don't make sense foreign assistance in pruittcurity could be good but we loss our way dei imitatives serbia lbgtq in guatemala supporting hamas with huge investments u.s. taxpayer dollars president trump to secretary rubio, is trying to get hands around things he absolutely has to, we've got to make sure, taxpayer dollars aren't going to creates a things, frankly democrats have been obstructing trying to delay president trump getting team in place, and we as republicans need to fight hard, president trump needs his team needs it now he to continue great turn around of america. >> yeah, congratulations to you, senator, i know your digging in great to see you here, pursuing your priorities, but i guess i want to get color on senate confirmation hearings i know up to nine president needs team in place are your coalescing on the left obstructing this process even though in the minority. >> yes no doubt about it dragging down the way i think about it president trump, won this enormous historic victory promised change, he picked nomina

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