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aiken votes i and we were about five seconds, seven seconds behind the actual vote.a big chart next to me and they would quick off the names as they voted yes and no. you know, it was a dramatic, dramatic day because in washington there is something special about the day that there is a roll call vote. you to stand up and say yay or nay and you can't make any explanation but you just have to say yay or nay and it's clear as the air. the gallery was absolutely packed. first time this will happen after 12 attempts and they finally broke the filibuster. >> and what broke it? >> what broke it was everett dirksen of that and got enough republicans to come along with it and if you know the photographs when johnson signed that civil rights bill humphrey was right there and was the floor reader for the bill. >> on that house side on the other issue, sam rayburn would not allow cameras. why? into the hearings comparing to the fact that the senate would allow cameras in. >> there had been, the cameras had been allowed earlier back in the 50s during the house un-american activi

senator aiken, senator morris, senator romani joins the debate. the opposition whip refuses. while the debate is underway there is activity on the house side. minority leader joe martin learned the majority party is making a desperate effort to pass its bill through the senate. congressman martin favors legislation to aid the farmers but he is opposed to the methods proposed in the administration's bill. he is determined to block this bill in the house, plan a counter move or force a compromise. he has his secretary summon the republican rep for the house, congressman aarons, a quarterback directs the maneuvers on the floor. they decide they need the advice of congressman leader howard former republican leader of the party. he is invited to john the conference, they must think it out carefully. bear all of the strategy they have learned through many years of legislative experience to stop the majority bill in the house. that constant struggle between the majority and the minority, the two parties in congress, the republicans and the democrats, it is a very essence democratic

senator aiken, senator morris, senator hoye, senator amani, the opposition whip refuse futures.e debate on the farm bill is under way, there is also activity on the house side. joe martin has learned the majority party is making a desperate effort to pass its bill through the senate. congressman martin favors legislation to aid the farmers, but he is very much opposed to the method it is proposed in the administration's bill. he is determined to block this bill in the house, plan a countermove or force a compromise. he has his secretary summon the republican whip for the house. a party whip like a quarterbacks directs the actual maneuvers on the floor. they decide they need the -- and he is then decided to join the conference. they must think this out carefully. they must bring to bear all the strategy they have learned through many years of legislative experience to stop the majority bill in the house. this constant struggle between the majority and the minority, the two parties in congress, the republicans and the democrats, is the very's sense of democratic law making. it ens

yes but not the gagetown settling itself is that capacity of digital to be applied and the syrian aiken in all the other sector and under this point of view. small firm so we don't have to be helped or not financially but we've got services that this plane that these technologies and l. for and people we need to be out of it ties to this new technology let me give you an example when you buy them good timber their mechanics 1st when confronted with the introduction of a new medically controlled machine we went in as equation 7 as that syriza you had a new technology very good uncompetitive small of her arms but today you need it to have support in order to include use this new technology all right the big question of whether that technology can scale up to really meet that employment challenge my part seanie director of the e.c. development center thank you so much you're welcome or let's go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. the japanese cunt company which owns a cargo ship blocking the suez canal says it's facing extremely difficult extreme difficulty r

he was the power of aiken county. so edgefield county the most unreconstructed county in south carolina has a county carved out of it, and he's trying to make a go of interracial democracy in hamburg in aiken county in south carolina at the height of reconstruction. so he's got these angry white men who have this ridiculous notion that they're going to drag his militia captain out to some legal bushes and beat the man to death. he says well, maybe these guys are drunk or they're hot heads or let's let cooler heads prevail. so he says come on back in a few days. i'll have doc adams here. we'll have some of the militia people here. we'll see if we can settle this. couple days later matthew calbraith butler no relation probably some relation, but you know how the south is to the to the butler boys shows up at prince prince rivers office. this guy is totally unreconstructed. in his first run at congress. he had lost to a black man. he tried to take it out on local blacks. they burned down his house utterly unreconstructed

aiken happened and it's sooner than you think. >> juan: i was thinking something like "birth of a natione don't like belittling people, we don't make fun of irish or italians or whatever, but isn't it appropriate that we would evolve and say some things are not appropriate by 2021 standards? >> gillian: you would think one of those things would be the "mein kampf," which is still readily available for distribution around the world, but i will say there is something deeply problematic to me about amazon banning certain books as opposed to publishers, because publishers no longer, sadly, rival amazon when it comes to exposure and book sales. amazon in terms of books dell macbook sales has outpaced all major publishing houses combined every year combined. when amazon decides to ban a book already in print, they are helping to shape the national discourse around this material. they are helping shape public awareness. to me, there is an element here to which we are entering new dangerous territory with amazon and ebay, the resellers coming in and making these decisions, even more so than the

now, at first, i go -- i kind of - i did not understand what was going on 'cause it's clay aiken >> sureimmy: how exciting is that, though you're on the cover of "entertainment weekly. >> it was so exciting. it's a big deal in our family. and i have never been on it again. >> jimmy: well, wait - >> not that i'm sad about it it's just -- wait for clay to have another album and then, we'll start talking. >> yeah, okay. yeah, no, i didn't think about that that's true. >> jimmy: you've been on many, many awesome magazine covers since you've had a great career you've been getting rave reviews for your latest movie, "mank. you got your first golden globe nomination so congrats on that one, buddy >> thanks, thanks. >> jimmy: how was the virtual golden globe experience? what was that like >> preferable. because -- >> jimmy: really >> i -- i can do without the red carpet hoopla. because it ends up being like a cluster f, and as fun as it seems, as glamorous as it seems, it's really awkward you know, it's a pretty awkward place, and you're being thrown and forced everywhere. i have my kids on the

the power of aiken county. the most unreconstructed county. it has a county carved out of it. he's trying to make a go of interracial democracy. in south carolina at the heart of reconstruction. he's got these angry white man who have this ridiculous notion they're going to drag the captain out there. maybe they are drunk or high heads. come on back in a few days. i will have doc adams here.

. >> then there was leah aiken, lifelong friend of dale.e was in love with another man. >>> he just wanted her dead, you know. maybe she'd have a heart attack or get hit by a car. i told him to stop saying that. >> an ex-girlfriend from dale's past, woman named jodi, who told the jury and us the strange story of what happened one night when she lived with dale 20 years earlier. >> he hadn't come home for dinner one night and said he would be home. >> and you called him on it? >> he came home. we argued about it. and he became very angry. yelling at me. he pushed me down on to the floor and put his hands around my neck and said if you ever say or do that again, i'll kill you. he had a look on his face that i had never seen or recognized before. >> it was the most scared i had ever been in my life. >> even though that was a long time ago, said the prosecutor, it told a terrible tale which, sadly, is as old as time. dale, he said, was a man sometimes overcome by rage and his m.o. was to go for the throat. >> she was strangled so hard and with

louis gutierrez, lewis aiken. good to have you back. you spent more than two decades in the house.ights of migrants and immigration reform. what is the biggest hurdle, the biggest hurdle to passing some sort of comprehensive reform? >> the biggest hurdle is understanding that the republican party and the glue that keeps it together is to be anti-immigrant, is to attack immigrants and particularly latino immigrants. it's no surprise that donald trump began his campaign by saying that mexicans were murdered, rapists and drug dealers and that we needed to get rid of them. that's how he started his campaign. we have a humanitarian crisis at our border that is our responsibility. i think it's time the republican party come. if not, then, look, we have a majority in the house of representatives. we have a majority of 50 -- yes, 50 with the vice president voting, making it 51. let's just set aside and let 51 people vote. make it happen. the filibuster is what is causing us to stop. before we continue, i want to make sure we continue, i introduced comprehensive immigration reform with john

this is one example of aiken shipping factor. —— a contributing factor.andelsblatt claimed the jab might only have an 8% efficacy of over 65—year—olds — citing a government source. the government denied it — and there's no evidence to back this up. the times article reported last week that in germany, only 150,000 astrazeneca jabs had been used when 1.5 million were available. and in germany there, are calls for political leaders to receive jabs publicly to address concerns. here's carsten watzl again. i don't know if she will, but to be honest, the astrazeneca vaccine has a pr problem and not so much a scientific problem. and therefore there isjust so much we as scientists can do about this, and therefore we need something like that — her taking the vaccine — to convince many people to take this vaccine. so far, only 5% of germans have had at least one dose of a vaccine. and the pressure is on doctors to speed up the rate of vaccinations. here is an example in brandenburg state, where, for the first time, doctors are vaccinating people in their own clini

something to take seriously and joining me former deputy senate national counsel deputy director and aiken great to have you on the program thanks so much for joining us. let me get your take on what you heard with the ccp in alaska trying to school biden administration about the u.s. and -- the way it handles its own affairs. >> well, there were certainly some fireworks up in alaska, and i don't think any of us appreciated what china had to say. it was very hypocritical for them trying to school the united states on human rights and foreign policy when they're showing and increasingly circumstance on hong kong cracking down there when they're going after the uighurs and let me just say i'm getting a lot of questions if they're going up to alaska to yet at each other what was the point of the meeting and i think that was the point. is that the biden administration really needed to signal clearly to china that things haven't changed all that much just because president trump is out of office. they needed to signal clearly to them that -- though, giants has changed its position it won't back