[applause] >> president trump: to helen, alison and callie, corey is looking down on his three beautiful ladies right now. he's cheering you on, he loves you, he's cheering you on. corey was taken from us much too soon but his destiny was to leave us all a shining example of the selfless devotion of a true american patriot. it was love like corey's that built our country and it's love like corey's that's going to make our country more majestic than ever before. i believe that my life was saved that day in butler for a very good reason. i was saved by god to make america great again. i believe that. [applause] >> president trump: thank you very much. from the patriots of lexington and concord, to the heroes of gettysburg and normandy, from the warriors who crossed the delaware to the trail blazers who climbed the rockies, and from the legends who soared at kitty hawk to the astronauts who touched the moon, americans have always been the people who defied all odds, transcended all dangers, made the most extraordinary sacrifices and did whatever it took to defend our children, our country,

maple syrup, alison. ok. go. great. well, i want to thank everyone for coming. as you can see i want to mention the senators that are here. our leader senator schumer is here, and senator blumenthal is with us and senator lieu han, senator murphy, senator kim. not you. senator cantwell is with us and senator bennett and senator welsh and senator kaine and senator warner. maryland and virginia senators are here. and i want to tell you three things and let our guests speak. and that is that the state of the union is chai os is up and corruption is up and costs are up and thinks affecting real people, not just people in this building. and we think it's time for people in this building to listen to people out there who are getting hit by the trump administration decision. we are not speaking but letting our constituents speak and they are living this. i turn it over to senator welsh's guest. >> thank you, i am alison hope from the vermont maple syrup. we make 50% of the syrup and we have canadian partners. the quebec federation and canada makes about 77 of u.s. mapl

abc news reporter alison kosik has the latest from investigators and an expert's theory on the actor. >> overnight. legendary actor gene hackman remembered at the oscars. >> our community lost a giant, and i lost a dear friend. gene hackman. >> the 95 year old two time oscar winner and his wife found dead alongside one of their dogs at their home last week. >> there was no indication of a struggle. there was no indication of anything that was missing from the home or disturbed. >> both have tested negative for carbon monoxide poisoning, but because their bodies were found at least nine days after their deaths, based on hackman's pacemaker activity, experts say an autopsy will be needed to rule out carbon monoxide. >> the longer that time goes by without carbon monoxide being tested, the less likely it is to show up. it may have diffused out of the body. >> but there are other theories about what could have happened. >> his wife, uh, was found in the bathroom from the scene and from what's been said is that she found her husband in the mudroom, went to the very excited, went to the bat

yeah. >> alison berry, who was sitting right next to melania. she is the 15 year old girl from texas who was victimized by deepfake porn. >> right. >> the legislation that the president referred to, the take it down act is my bill, i wrote it. it's my legislation that passed the senate 100 to nothing. and yesterday the first lady came to the senate and did a roundtable with me and with alison, this 15 year old girl who's really stood up and showed incredible bravery. and i was really proud. the president called on the house to pass the take it down act. i told both alison and francesca mani, who is another 15 year old girl from new jersey who was similarly a victim. i told both of them, we're going to be in the oval office for the signing ceremony. you're going to get one of the pens the president uses to sign this, and you're going to protect other teenage girls and women across the country. i hope also that alexis is in the oval office for signing the justice for jocelyn act that requires that illegal aliens who are apprehended be be detained

so alison and lauren, america will never, ever forget our beautiful laken hope riley.hank you very much. since taking office, my administration has launched the most sweeping border and immigration crackdown in american history. and we quickly achieved the lowest numbers of illegal border crossers ever recorded, thank you. the media and our friends in the democrat party kept saying we needed new legislation, we must have legislation to secure the border. but it turned out that all we really needed was a new president. thank you. joe biden didn't just open our borders, he flew illegal aliens over them to overwhelm our schools, hospitals, and communities throughout the country. entire towns like aurora, colorado, and springfield, ohio buckled under the weight of the migrant occupation and corruption like nobody's ever seen before. beautiful towns destroyed. now, just as i promised in my inaugural address, we are achieving the great liberation of america but there still is much work to be done. here tonight is a woman i have gotten to know, alexis her 12-year-old daughter

joining me now, alison lachow.policy analyst with the us department of agriculture. doctor lachow, thank you very much for coming to the saturday show. >> and thank you, jonathan, for having. >> me here. >> so. so as i mentioned, you were fired. how did you find out you were fired? >> i received. >> an email at 9 p.m. on a thursday. that thursday had been my. >> last day. >> with an attachment that. >> said, as a. >> probationary employee, i had not. justified the continuation. >> of my position. >> and you were a probationary employee because you'd only been in the position ten months, right? >> right. so being. >> a probationary employee doesn't just mean that. >> you're new to a position and. >> you. >> have to. >> and you need. >> some experience to before you. >> can stay. >> in the position. at the ten month mark, i did receive a recommendation. >> to continue. with my. >> position and most and everyone i know. >> who. >> was let go. >> had nothing, had. >> received. >> nothing but positive. >> performance ev

our lincoln's beloved mother alison at her sister laura and the last year i told blake and grieving parents that we would ensure their daughter would not have died in vain. that's why the very 1st bill i signed into law. as of your 47 president mandates, the detention of all dangerous criminal and to threaten public safety. it's very strong, powerful at the riley act. so hours in the law in america will never ever forget our beautiful the thank you very much. since taking office, my administration has launch the most sweeping border and immigration crackdown in american history. and we quickly achieve the lowest numbers of illegal border crosses ever recorded. thank you. the meeting rooms in the democratic party kept saying we need a new legislation. we must have legislation to secure the border, but it turned out that all we really needed. i was a new president. the go button didn't use open that board as the fluid illegal aliens over them to over well more schools, hospitals, and communities throughout the country. entire towns like aurora, colorado, in springfield, ohio buckled under the

we're joined by car, his wife helen, who is his high school sweetheart and there to beloved daughters alison and kaylee . thank you. the to helen allison and caley, corey's looking down on his 3 beautiful ladies right now. and he is tearing you on . he loves you, is tearing your glory was taken from us much too soon. but his desk today was to leave us all with a shining example of the selfless devotion of a true american patriot. it was love like yours that built our country and its loved like yours, that is going to make our country more majestic than ever before. i believe that my life was saved that day, and butler very, very good reason. i would say by god to make america great again. i believe that the thank you very much. spend the pages of lexington and concord to the heroes of gettysburg and norma day from the warriors who crossed the delaware to the trail. blazers, who lived the rockies and from the legend you sword at kitty hawk. do they asked her not to touch the bone? americans have always been the people who defied all arch. transgendered all dangers made the most extraordinary

our lincoln's beloved mother alison at her sister lauren the last year i told like, and grieving parents that we would ensure their daughter would not have died in vain. that's why the very 1st bill i signed into law as, as your 47th president mandates, the detention of all dangerous criminal alien to threaten public safety. very strong, powerful as the it's called the legion riley act. so allison of lauren, america will never ever forget our beautiful, like in full riley. the thank you very much. since taking office, my administration is launch the most sweeping border and immigration crackdown in american history. and we quickly achieve the lowest numbers of illegal border crosses ever recorded. thank you. the media and our friends in the democratic party kept saying, we need a new legislation. we must have legislation to secure the border. but it turned out that all we really needed. i was a new president, the job i didn't use open i board as the fluid illegal aliens over them to over well more schools, hospitals and communities throughout the country. entire towns like aurora, colora

. >> matt kohler, alison cluett and heather welch were working to protect our bay area coastline.ey couldn't protect were their own jobs. the trio were among the hundreds of employees fired from noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. matt kohler handled communications. >> yes. >> on thursday had received an email from the acting administrator of noaa notifying me that as a probationary employee, my employment was being terminated as of 5 p.m. eastern. >> they were part of a team working on a new noaa effort called the climate, ecosystems and fisheries initiative, providing critical climate change modeling to agencies and nonprofits managing our coast. heather welch's work was predicting the likely location of migrating whales, enabling a hi tech tracking network designed to avoid deadly collisions between whales and commercial ships, all supported by noaa and benioff ocean sciences. >> and these models were run in real time, so it produced a new map each day of where blue whales are most likely to be. and we gave that information to benioff to integrate into th

and the 2 beloved daughters alison and kaylee. thank you. the to helen allison and caley, corey's looking down on his 3 beautiful ladies right now. that he is tearing you on . he loves you. he is tearing your glory was taken from us much too soon, but his desk today was to leave us all with a shining example of the selfless devotion of a true american patriot edward's love like glories that built our country and his love like yours, that is going to make our country more majestic than ever before. i believe that my life were saved that day, and butler for very good reason. i would say by god to make america great again. i believe the, the thank you very much. the pages of lexington and concord to the heroes of gettysburg and norman dave, from the warriors who across the delaware to the trail blazers, who lives the rockies and from the legends. you? sure that's katy. oh, do they asked her not to touch the bone americans? i've always been the people who defied all large, transgendered, all dangers, made the most extraordinary sacrifices and di

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maple syrup, alison. ok. go. great. well, i want to thank everyone for coming. as you can see i want to mention the senators that are here. our leader senator schumer is here, and senator blumenthal is with us and senator lieu han, senator murphy, senator kim. not you. senator cantwell is with us and senator bennett and senator welsh and senator kaine and senator

the hello on elizabeth autumn, and this is alison 0 live from doha is. so coming up, i am aust delegation as an agent for 2 weeks on this. these 5 was as well as palestinians. i'm dogs have run out of 2 fuel and the other a central supplies and another loss of russian air strikes on ukraine. 11 people are killed and attacks on the east and on yet regions. and south korea's president has freed from j and the officer prosecute has decided not to p.

that defined as a still loyal to alison president, bashar assad turned out front of the hold on to him as was in some groups of the former regimes. remnants have a tech locations of the general security forces in several places. and that's a key and tattoos where a number of security forces would monitor the heroes offices and soldiers of the ministry of defense have examined the situation and called and reinforcements and surrounded these criminal heartbeats and dealt with an accurately in the field. the events. so accelerating and the matches are going very positively. we've neutralized many criminals and we've taken control of many locations. and after a short time, you'll be able to control all the sites and very shortly, life will go back to normal. the fighting has been taking place in the pulse of these of latasha ends in tattoos on the mediterranean cost. several other areas have also been effective. the talk you and talk to us with strongholds of the assad regime. i'll hush, it has more on the funding from time to i'm standing in the front of the govern rights building in the

the hello on elizabeth autumn, and this is alison 0 live from doha is. so coming up, i am off delegation as an agent for 2 weeks on the cx, 5 as well as palestinians in gauze of run out of food fuel and other, a central supplies and another life of russian as strikes on ukraine. 11 people are killed and attacks on the eastern don't yet. region. and south korea's president has freed from che, and the officer prosecutors decide not to appeal against his release. the fighting is ongoing in northwest and syria between security forces and fighters, loyal to ally to lead a busha assad government has imposed because you and deployed reinforcements as odd lawyers continue their attacks through friday nights of ambush, security, convoys and checkpoints. thousands of people have been killed. stage media says individual violations took place and civilians also targeted. some security forces have been arrested. president shut off as anyone who attack civilians will be held accountable. the finding has been taking place in the pulse the days of the talk in parcels on

alison berry of texas and erm ms. a many were victims of the identical crimes within each. alice ton was 14 four years old took an photo and used an app to create a deep fake ai that in turn was sent to her classmates at school. she helped inspire. she is a texan and she and her mother contacted my office and relayed what happened and she was the initial inspiration for writing this bill. melania, when i was sitting down with her mother, i asked in my office, i said what has happened to the images? and they looked at me with enormous frustration and said still up. it has been nine months. the mother called snap cheap chat -- snapchat and take this down. got no movement. i turned to my staff and said get the c.e.o. of snapchat on the phone today. i want those pictures down today. within two hours they pulled them off. it should not take a sitting senator or sitting member of congress picking up the phone to get a picture down or video down, it should be the right of every american, every teenaged girl, to have the right to get this garbage taken down and this will give them

to helen, alison. corey is looking down on his three beautiful ladies right now and he is cheering you on. he loves you. he is cheering you on. corey was taken from us much too soon, but his destiny was to leave us all with a shining example of the selfless devotion of a true american patriot. it was love like corey's that built our country, and its love like core is that is going to make our country more majestic than ever before. i believe that my life was saved that day in butler for a very good reason. i was saved by god to make america great again, i believe that. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. >> thank you very much. from the patriots of lexington and concord. to the heroes of gettysburg and normandy. from the warriors who crossed the delaware. to the trailblazers who climbed the rockies. and from the legends who soared at kitty hawk to the astronauts who touched the moon. americans have always been the people who defied all odds, transcended all dangers, made the most extraordinary sacrific

and kaylee. >> thank you. >> to helen, alison and kaylee. corey is looking down on his three beautiful ladies right now, and he is cheering you on. he loves you. he is cheering you on. corey was taken from us much too soon, but his destiny was to leave us all with a shining example of the selfless devotion of a true american patriot. it was love like corey's that built our country, and its love like corey's that is going to make our country more majestic than ever before. i believe that my life was saved that day in butler for a very good reason. i was saved by god to make america great again. i believe that. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. >> thank you very much. from the patriots of lexington and concord to the heroes of gettysburg and normandy, from the warriors who crossed the delaware, to the trailblazers who climbed the rockies, and from the legends who soared at kitty hawk, to the astronauts who touched the moon. americans have always been the people who defied all odds, transcended all dangers, made the most extraordinary sacrifi

with us this evening are lincoln's beloved mother, alison and her sister lauren. >> oh, i love the song. i couldn't stand, but again, they showed their true colors. and by the way, the pink. it didn't help soften their hardness. and by comparison, trump came across as more likable and relatable than ever, even calling, you know, even when he was calling them out after he mentioned his new hhs secretary. >> since 1975, rates of child cancer have increased by more than 40%. reversing this trend is one of the top priorities for our new presidential commission to make america healthy again. chaired by our new secretary of health and human services, robert f kennedy jr. with the name kennedy, you would have thought everybody over here would have been cheering how quickly they forget. >> well, but the truth is, as we've said for many years, this democratic party has next to nothing in common with the party of jfk or even bill clinton. it's morphed into an amalgam of fringe ideologues and radical anti-american maniacs, and most of them truly loathe this country, which is why they insist that a

[applause] it's called the laken riley act so alison and lauren america will never ever forget our beautifulen hope riley. >> steve: not too far from the gulf of america. >> brian: couple things is pretty clear the president does not forget. he said the border is a problem. fentanyl is an issue. illegal immigrant criminals need to be rounded up. he puts tom homan on the mission. relentless. the numbers are historic. then the victims. look, if this guy was how they characterize typical politicians i got elected. don't need you anymore. i don't have to call the families of the 13. i don't have to keep in touch with the families who lost their lives toil legal immigrants. i got the job already cutting down the border. instead they go everywhere with him. there is a party, an event. anything to do with immigration. anything to do with military. anything to do with law enforcement, you get jonathan doge widow stephanie diller is there. to prove it, you are going to stay with me every step of the way. alice johnson when it comes to criminal justice reform. now she has got a job. that shows how sin

so i will now turn it over to alison to provide you with a brief overview of these eight artworks.thank you mary. so on screen we have a map of phase one hunter's point shipyard and a map showing the location within the park. of the works that we are talking about today. >> first we have bayview horne by jerry ross barish. and some of you may be familiar with these works as mary mentioned. these have been installed for ten years now and you've likely visited the park and the shipyard. this is haile colon by jessica kay bogner. >> visions from the past and visions of the future by marian coleman. stream of consciousness by heidi harden collect pressure frame by mildred howard and refrain by walter hood. these two pieces are in conversation with each other you can see walter's piece as you look through the frame down the pathway flotilla. this is the fence that's located around this promontory by eric powell and butterfly girl by jason webster. and that's it. >> thank you. all right. any discussion or comments or questions from the commissioners? no. okay then is there public comment

we're joined by corey's wife helen who his high school sweet heart and two beloved daughters alison andayleigh. our first lady is joined by two very impressive young women. haley ferguson who benefited from the first ladies for terg the futures initiative and elseston berry who became the victim of an illicit deep fake image. he tragically lost his dad who was a los angeles county sheriff's deputy when he was just a boy. and now he wants to carry on the family legacy of service. and his greatest dream is to attended u.s. military academy at west point. [cheers] i'm pleased to inform you that your application has been accepted. you will sooning joining your core cadet. [cheers] >> d.j. daniel is 13 years old, and he has always dreamed of becoming a police officer. [cheers] and tonight d.j., we're going to do you the biggest honor of them all. i am asking our new secret service director, sean curren to officially make you an agent of the united states secret service. [cheers] >> ainsley: stand up. at least be bipartisan on those issues. >> steve: brian, when my wife and i watched d.j. dan

heather welch, matt kohler, and alison cluett worked for the national oceanic and atmospheric administration their team provided critical data to groups that manage our coasts, everything from predicting the location of whales to help avoid deadly collisions with ships, to identifying threats to salmon. they say their work touched almost every species along our coast, from great white sharks to the seafood we eat, seafood we eat. now they're fearful for what these layoffs mean for climate change studies. >> and so now that i'm no longer at noaa, i was the person that was running the tool and keeping it operational. and it's unclear who's going to carry that forward. >> so i would say we are losing our ability to be nimble and adaptable and resilient and can serve our coastal economies and cultures and ways of life for generations to come. >> i've spent my whole career trying to figure out how to do science. that helps serve us as we're understanding the changes happening to our planet right now. >> it's estimated more than a thousand noaa employees lost their jobs last week. that's about 10%

matt kohler and alison cluett. they work for the national oceanic and atmospheric administration.hursday, their team provided critical data to groups that manage our coasts. that's everything from predicting the location of whales to help avoid deadly collisions with ships, to identifying threats to salmon. they say their work touched almost every species along our coast, from great white sharks to the seafood we eat. now, they're fearful for what these layoffs mean for climate change studies. >> and so now that i'm no longer at noaa, i was the person that was running the tool and keeping it operational. and it's unclear who's going to carry that forward. >> so i would say we are losing our ability to be nimble and adaptable and resilient and can serve our coastal economies and cultures and ways of life for generations to come. >> i've spent my whole career training to figure out how to do science that helps serve us as we're understanding the changes happening to our planet right now. >> it's estimated more than 1000 noaa employees lost their jobs last week. that's about 10% of t

so what do we know about this summit, alison? >> this is hard to overstate how important it is for the crypto industry. it is christmas morning for crypto. they are getting a seat at the table for the first time ever in about 15 years of existing. and they're getting a bitcoin reserve, which ultimately is going to backstop the price of an asset that all of these executives who are descending on dc own a lot of. so it's a it's great news for crypto and plenty of critics would have issues with the reserve. but right now the crypto industry is very happy. >> all right. so walk us through the strategic bitcoin reserve. what exactly is that. how much does the government have on hand. >> so there's a lot of logistics to it. but basically the government has about $17 billion worth of bitcoin that it has seized over the years in criminal and civil forfeitures. a lot of that money is sold off in tranches. it is used to compensate victims. and some of the leftovers go to law enforcement. so basically they're taking that amount of money, th

alison. >> just pointing out i voted for chilly eilish. >> yeah, that's a good one.that's a good. >> one, yes, but there's some previous winners. take a look at some of these from years past. beyond taylor drift, betty whiteout and the og. from the very. first year plowing. >> face plow plows. >> i remember that when that one came out, i was like, you know, i know it was trolling. yes, but i wanted to vote for that. >> i just yeah, this is pretty good. >> yeah, i'm trying to think of one in my head. >> what about like. plow? plow vereen? like, oh, we're. >> pillsbury snow boy. >> it's not bad. darth vader. okay. all right, pretty good. >> i need to enter into the contest next year. >> hero names are good because you know you're covered in snow. he's like, huh? he's going to save us, honestly. >> there you go. see? you're thinking franchise right there. appreciate you both as always. can't wait to see what we enter next year. >> yes. >> also comedians who also probably have better names than we're coming up with alex edelman and laurie kilmartin joined roy wood jr., a

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i will read some of the speaker cards i have paul lui, alison meyer, wilson wang either mike hire mta board members and welcome director julie hirsch baum. my name is paul. i am a seiu 1021 member and a school crossing guard at a public school. >> i will be covering four points. one i oppose the mta shutting down the school crossing guard program. two the crossing guard program is invaluable because we keep schoolchildren and their families safe. for example, across an eight year old third grader recently he realized that he forgot the water bottle his water bottle and ran back to his parent's car as she was driving off. >> instead of staying behind myself and my stop sign he tried to run ahead of myself and my stop sign. >> i yelled to him to look out for an oncoming car coming toward him. >> he didn't hear me so i had to grab his arm and prevent him from getting hit by the car. >> this type of situation happens all the time for the cost savings are minuscule. >> cutting 200 crossing guards saves only 2.9 million less than 2.2 percent of some cisco mta 1.5 billion revenue. >> this is

alison.al workforce. >> but they say that. >> the way. >> that it is happening. >> was just unnecessary, bizarre. >> and chaotic. >> we reached out to the white house for comment. >> but we. >> did not hear. >> back. >> by our deadline. >> right now, the white house again. sometimes on answers to these questions just refers you to somewhere else. what you'll find. nbc's morgan radford, thank you very much. >> well, what what what we. >> heard on this. >> yeah. thank you so much. and what we've heard is what we heard earlier today from david fahrenthold is the white house sends them to the agencies, which sends them to dodge, which often. >> the white house. >> which often doesn't, doesn't have have the right information. i think one of the things, morgan, really quickly, one more one more point. and we saw this in town hall meetings. veterans are upset that veterans are being fired, that people you even hear this on fox, that 20 year veterans who've served this country who went to work at the

and just to underscore what mike was saying in terms of the link, i mean, the prosecutor, alison morgan, was absolutely when she set this case out and it and before the obviously the guilty verdict, she was absolutely adamant that these videos there was a direct link between these videos that agam clifford had been watching. and of course, the fact that he raped louise hunt in what she described as the final act of spite. and this was the two are intrinsically linked. now, politically, we have the online safety act due to come into force next spring, and that will require social media companies to take down illegal content. the problem comes, of course, for the government and this is the really thorny issues. you can go on the internet now and you can search for andrew tate on various social media platforms, and he can be found on all of the social media, social media platforms. but is that material illegal? and that's where and that's where the. and then there were the previous government came up with this legal but harmful definition, which was of course widely criticised. but this is