adler. mr. adler: mr. chief justice, senator history and common sense of the textual dispute here boils down to whether section 2 modified the statutory penalties for petitioner's crack offense. it did. because (b)(1)(c) cross-references (b)(1)(a) and (b), when section 2 raised the crack quantities for (b)(1)(a) and (b), section 2 also modified (b)(1)(c). that modification expanded the scope of conduct subject only to (b)(1)(c), and it changed the sentencing benchmarks by which (b)(1)(c) offenses are measured. unable to dispute that modification, amicus argues that the phrase statutory penalties meets the sentencing range. but section 2 did not modify any sentencing ranges at all. it merely raised the crack quantities, and congress knew that. history confirms that (b)(1)(c) offenses are covered. shortly after enactment of section 2, congress approved the sentencing commission's decision to incorporate section 2 into the guidelines for all crack offenders, including (b)(1)(c) offenders. and in the 8 years l

adler. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. the training agreed the crack of thunder since under b1c have come defense under section 404. section 404. statutory text history and common sense all compel that conclusion. the tactual dispute boils down to other section to modified the statutory penalties for petitioners crack offense. it did. because b cross-references the one a and b when section to raise the crack quantities, section two modified b1 c. that modification expanded the scope of convict subject only to (b)(1) c c edit change the fencing benchmarks by which offenses are measured. unable to dispute that modification amicus argues the price statutory penalties means a sentencing range but section two section two did not modify any sensing ranges at all. it merely raise the crack quantities and congress knew that. history confirmed the wednesday offenses are covered. chilled after an action section to coax her the sensing commission decision to incorporate se

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minister could be over after the president asked his political rival to form a new government the adler pede who heads the centrist a geisha tede r.t. now has 28 days to form a coalition is the latest bid to end israel's political deadlock after 4 inconclusive elections in the past 2 years and the faucet has more from west jerusalem. rivlin the president has given the mandate to lockheed the head of the opposition but neither of those people are involved in what is the real battle that seems to be going on here which is between benjamin netanyahu and the leader of a smaller right wing party yemeni natale bennett he doesn't yahoo has been absolutely ripping into bennett saying that he's being driven by personal ambition that he's essentially selling out by wanting to years as prime minister in a potential deal with lockheed for a change coalition block in the israeli parliament the knesset that he is going back on various promises he gave jury in the election campaign about not working with a left wing government and that he's being driven by his lust for power now set aside what some pe

like adler's pants, it defied the laws of. what were the press covering?edia research center said the first two weeks of may it found almost no mention of joe's failures freight a few minutes on inflation if you want jobs, nothing on the border. instead they spent a combined 3 minutes on leave cheney. not that your savings are shrinking. if you are going to rank storie in order of importance to average americans, this story would come in slightly higher than a guy finding a chito that looks like jesus. liz didn't seem to mind she's soaked up attention at a kill meet at a beach. i call it the strange new earne respect disorder it is when people that hate you suddenly like you because your useful an since the attention feels good, you go right along with the herd . and happened with it, it happened with adam can secure. it happen with very manilow whe he joined the manson family. that didn't happen i just neede a fourth example. it's helping to the baldheaded pinheads of the lincoln project but there too dumb to realize i yet. as the media flocked to liz, wh

bastian of this state democrats, 60% of those who voted in favor of restoring our camping band, mayor adler, the mayor of austin had removed the camping band, crime is up, panhandling up so in a very liberal city democrats pushed back against their own liberal democrats restoring the camping bid to put criminal penalties, and limit, texas, the first sanctuary city, the biggest in texas, the people voted 60-40, there will be no more abortion in that city, a sanctuary city for life and you talked about our economy, i was with you a lot during covid. i said i'm not listening to fauci anymore. i have been proven right, who paid attention to him anymore, texas was on the right path, we are, our economy is booming, our control gave us stats today we have the biggest increase in sales tax ever and not just comparing numbers to last year. it would be easy to say. we are going back two years, our economy is booming and the new york post posts that is true. all those. states everyone livelihoods, putting people out of business, they didn't save any more lives than we did in texas and florida. our eco

like adler's pants, it defied the laws of. what were the press covering?edia research center said the first two weeks of may it found almost no mention of joe's failures freight a few minutes on inflation if you want jobs, nothing on the border. instead they spent a combined 3 minutes on leave cheney. not that your savings are shrinking. if you are going to rank storie in order of importance to average americans, this story would come in slightly higher than a guy finding a chito that looks like jesus. liz didn't seem to mind she's soaked up attention at a kill meet at a beach. i call it the strange new earne respect disorder it is when people that hate you suddenly like you because your useful an since the attention feels good, you go right along with the herd . and happened with it, it happened with adam can secure. it happen with very manilow whe he joined the manson family. that didn't happen i just neede a fourth example. it's helping to the baldheaded pinheads of the lincoln project but there too dumb to realize i yet. as the media flocked to liz, wh

this state, democrats, 60% of those who voted in favor of restoring a camping ban, you see, mayor adlert super liberal mayor of austin had removed the camping ban and it is all over the city of boston. so in a very liberal city, democrats, even pushback against their own liberal democrats. they are restoring the camping ban. in lubbock, texas, the first section great city, the biggest, rather, in texas, for life. the people voted 60/40 roughly. there will be no more abortion in that city. >> laura: wow. >> you talked about our economy. i was on with you a lot during covid. i'm not listening to it fauci anymore. -- to fauci anymore. our economy is booming. our controller gave us stats today. we had the biggest increase in sales tax ever. that would be easy to say, last year. we are going back to two years, when everything was right. and what "the new york post" said to date is true. those blue states have ruined livelihoods. and no more people -- they did not save any more lives than we did in that red states like texas and florida. conservative, republican policies. and donald trump pol

susan: ike was born in denison, texas, but grew up in adler and kansas -- in kansas. there, he was part of a community that emigrated to the united states in 1741. his family were deep believers in pacifism. they abhorred alcohol, cigarettes, and dancing. they were a very religious emily. you can see ike on the extreme left. he is the blond of the family. and these are six boys altogether. they were seven sons originally. one died in infancy. ike was a real student of history as a young boy and often had to be reminded he should put on his history books. his mother locked them up in the closet. of all those boys, she said her son wyatt had the most to learn. he was a passionate care there. he felt injustice. he was alert to injustice. he had a temper his parents had to teach them how to control, and altogether, i guess he was a bit of a handful. but certainly, going to west point changed much of that. you saw a wonderful picture of him in high school. dr. friedberg: and you mentioned they were a very religious family. his mother was a mennonite, right? susan: she was.

cheney's spokes american jeremy adler said in a statement liz will not do that. that is the issue.essure mounts. cheney in a closed door meetings with donors said trump's behavior on january 6th was just too much for her. it was a threat to democracy. what he did on january 6th is a line that cannot be crossed. the jockeying to replace chainy is already under way. sources tell cnn that new york congresswoman elise stefanek is making calls to take the job and jim banks who currently chairs the independent republican study commit sec considered as well as jackie orlousky of indiana and a dark horse, mike johns orf of louisiana, a prominent member of the conservative freedom caucus. meanwhile, democrats are seizing on the gop drama. house speaker nancy pelosi sending an email accusing republicans of looking for, quote, a non-threatening female seeking replacement for house republican conference chair. the so the question is what happens next and how soon could it happen? well, it's going to require a vote of the republican conference to remove chainy from her post. they are expected t

cheney aeks spoke person jeremy adler said in a statement liz will not do that. that is the issue. pressure mounts cheney in a closed door meeting with donors said that trump's behavior on january 6th was just too much for her. it is a threat to democracy. what he did on january 6th is a line that cannot be crossed. the jockeying to replace cheney is already under way. sources tell cnn that new york congresswoman elise stefanik is already making calls about the job. some republicans would like to replace cheney with another woman. in addition to stefanik jim banks who chairs the influential republican study committee is being considered, a dark horse, mike johnson of louisiana. democrats are seizing on a gop drama. house speaker nancy pelosi sending an email accusing republicans of looking for, quote, a nonthreatening female speaking replacement for house republican conference chair. and senator mitt romney of utah who was recently booed on a stage at a state convention in part because of his vote to convict trump during his last impeachment trial. >> aren't you embarrassed? >> rep

you should still investigate a plausible cause to the worst medical disaster since joan adler's tummyk. instead, these bozos leaked the calls for investigating the lab to asian hate crime. increase in crime came from a decrease in accountability following the defund the police pushed buried nobel, early releases due to covid, cities no longer prosecuting theft, unstable characters on mp streets targeting the old and vulnerable and cuomo thinks that has to do with trump? how longer for the tell us that trump was on the grassy knoll in dallas? how long before they tell us he killed kurt cobain? maybe chris is deflecting blame from his brother again. but this is what happens when you have only one tool in the toolkit and you've got a tool operating it. what these dopes are saying is purely based on their residual trumped arrangement. doesn't matter if trump was onto something, his intent was so bad, that's enough to ignore it. cnn wasn't alone, other people mocked the theory only because trump and pompeo were onto it early. they're literally explaining to you how media prejudiced against

my father loved thisl philosophr named mortimer j adler wrote this book called six great ideas aboutany of the ideas you should live your life by. my father always talked about, and he wouldr echo this book tht there were three ideas that you should strive for in your daily life. truth, goodness andy beauty. he believed this to the point where he put symbols for each of these ideas on keepsake boxes made of oak for all his grandchildren. he firmly believed this wasl a way you should live and truth was most important. he would represent truth with this symbol that was meant to represent the pythagorean ferrum. beauty was the rose. truth was so important because it informed what we understood to be goodness and beauty, , to understand this concept you need to understand what is truth. truth is something that you do have to struggle with every day. i certainly struggle with it as a reporter. it's about constantly talking to new people and reevaluating what you've heard the previous day andit taking in what you're hearing from anyone and it is sitting down at the end of day and thinking

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i do recent hearing on gun violence, general adler, cheer and ranking member of the judiciary committee, spoke about the call for gun legislation. here is what representative nadler had to say. [video clip] rep. nadler: one of the critical differences is that other countries have stronger gun safety laws. the bipartisan background check bill will help close the charleston loophole. the house has done its part. it is time for of republicans to pass so that they may become law. i hope this panel will examine other reasonable measures to help prevent gun violence, extreme risk protection orders. these laws allow law enforcement to ask a court to prevent a person with a risk of violence to their self or others from possessing a firearm. they provide evidence during an ex parte hearing in which a neutral judge ways whether -- judge weighs whether a threat is imminent. rep. jordan: think about what democrats want to do. demonizing our law enforcement officers and defunding police to the tune of a billion dollars in major cities. crime is up in every major city. step two, release violent offen