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kenneth hartman junior, president of the national corn growers association.nk you for being here, mr. keith felty, thank you for being here. president, national association growers from altus oklahoma. not north dakota arkansas. we been bragging about our wheat, are you close to the kansas border? >> i'm in southwest oklahoma. >> okay. mr. chris ingalls died president of the national barley growers association from fertile minnesota, i certainly know where that is. amy france chair of the national sorghum producer scott city kansas. josh y introduced a minute ago mr. garrett moore, member of the u.s. peanut federation from chancellor alabama, mr. ken beall's cousin american sugar beet hours association from dora minnesota and that leads us to mrs. jennifer james, board of directors usa rice newport arkansas, and i know how excited are chairman is to introduce both you and mr. reid i see how he bookend at this deal which doesn't surprise me. >> thank you very much for your help. i did mention that inadvertently that i said when i introduced senator moran i sai

kennedy and the work of the white house historical association.tion pretty thing that comes into the white house stays there any collection. i would say that my favorite aspects, although it's a really difficultst question, is the sue of embellish a furniture in the blue room. this is also very, very difficult story. james monroe came into the white house in 1817 as the first president to move in after being rebuilt from the fire set by the british. he'd been our minister to france. he brings 53 pieces of this extraordinary french furniture heavily golden, beautifully upholstered. by the time of abraham lincoln not 50 years later, that 53 pieces furniture, there was one piece left. mrs. kennedy knew this story set about to return the suite to the collection. and so to this day all of these years that it would been able to reclaim 13 of the original 53 pieces. now we know are three or four others are they were legally dispersed we cannot going to claim them. but the other' are lost to history it is a tragedy. now every first lady's dimension takes

vernon ladies association.and then, lo and behold and pamela cunningham is a south carolinian, and suddenly i was not only doing research on secession in south carolina women, but how did the mt. vernon ladies association cope with an incoming split of a country when their entire organization was to really embody what the nation was? and the founder of this nation. so my chapter essentially is about cunningham and the marvelous use of washington's memory during secession and the lead up. people wanted mt. vernon and the ladies to essentially save the union with their preservation efforts. in their defense, a really, really high order to try and fulfill. but they tried and women used the discussions of this goal. and the state of mount vernon to talk about electoral politics, which at the time was still considered very unladylike. do we say, well, that's the idea, but surely they still politics? well, there apologizing for it in their letters. and so what whites elite ladies at the very least, are doing to mask

this afternoon's session on preservation and the mount vernon ladies association, which a topic, as you can all imagine, is near and dear to my heart. i want to begin stepping away a little bit from the seriousness of our talks with a bit of a lighthearted story, which i think, nonetheless connects to really some of the questions that were asked at the end of the last session and to the really deeper meaning of our sessions in talks this afternoon. now, those of you who know me well may have heard this story before because it's my only really good george washington story, and i drag it out at every possible opportunity. so if you've heard it, just please go ahead and laugh at the right moments. anyhow. this is a story from when my son, who's now a grown up lawyer, was in probably first or second grade and. he came home from school and they'd obviously been george washington. and he said, mommy, why george washington die? well, i wasn't at mt. then, and i really didn't know as much about it as i do now. and i said, well, you know, he got a cold. and he got sick. he died. well, you know,

>> early days at the association, the first leader of the white house historical association, this is a ceremony presenting the first official white house, as part of the mission and complications, presenting copies, first lady jacqueline kennedy and from of that they have done a lot for the last 60 years, selling guidebooks and later in christmas ornaments helped not only operations but fronting acquisition and preservation projects so as we continue moving down, a few of the ones that are particularly important, the portrait of alana roosevelt, probably the most famous, most influential first lady, there for 12 years, she had plenty of time to put more into it but she was very activist, molded that role more than it has been ever since. this is the first portrait of a first lady given to the first permanent white house collection. the whole background and history for the white house collection was more of a government supported thing until the association came around and it is something we've done the several administrations previous. this portrait today would be downstairs on the g

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i am serving as president of the corn growers association. i would like to focus on the need for strengthening the farm bill, action congress can take this year to support corn growers. the united states is a corn producing superpower, growing about one third up the corn in the world. despite record-setting productivity, the value of corn production has dropped substantially, but costs have not. the average price farmers receive in the market has declined 40% from 2022 to now. the average cost to produce corn has only declined by 6%. a major component of the cost to produce corn is fertilizer, representing about one third of the operating cost. all prices have declined from 2020 peak. but costs remain relatively high. on average the american corn farmer is facing losses of over $160 per acre of corn for crop year 2025. following losses over $100 per acre in 2023 and 2024. sustained high input cost and dropping commodity prices leaves american farmers in a vulnerable position. corn growers appreciate those who work hard to include agriculture

the case is being brought by the british medical association, the union which represents doctors.ere are just over 3,000 physician associates, or pas, they can order some scans, take medical histories and conduct physical examinations. but unlike qualified doctors, they're not authorised to describe them. very clearly separate and the standards separate, and that's why, unfortunately, we've not persuaded the gmc doctors need help and assistance. it's very busy. and this is really important that we have those kind physician associates. being treated by a pa. want to see improvements. i've always said we don't blame the pa. allow the bma's case to go ahead. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. now, botanists are asking for the public�*s help where — as part of an effort to encourage its up a gloomy morning. but there's more to the plants than meets the eye. i mean, look at the yellowness of this colour. and down the country as they burst into bloom. inspiring generations of artists, poets and authors. even in the 16005 there was a huge variety of daffodils. the search is now on to find some

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georges benjamin, executive director of american public health association. remind us of your group, what are the goals and who funds it. guest: we are the nation's national association of people interested in public health of professional society. it has been around since 1872. we are funded from membership dues, revenue from the annual meeting, revenue from our publications and some grants including federal grants. host: who are your members? guest: they are people who work in the state and local health departments who teach and do research at our nation's health centers, public interest groups like the diabetes association and other nonprofits interested in health, a lot of them small. host: as the executive director of the american public health association, is rfk junior qualified to serve as health and human services secretary? guest: we believe he is the wrong guy for this job. we don't believe he has the proper training, the management skills and the judgment to do this job well and we saw that on full display during the two hearings he had this week.

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hunter biden, the associated press had no problem accommodating left-wing propaganda.te woke buzzwords. meanwhile, the rest of the media mob continues to fear monger and spread lies about every decision donald trump makes. have a look. >> if donald trump announced tomorrow that he was selling the united states to vladimir putin personally and that we would now be owned by the kremlin, every single republican would say yes, sir, and vote for it. we have already seen their behavior. i think most of us have stopped expecting different behavior from them. >> i think the start of fascism is a huge issue. the threat of authoritarianism is a huge issue. this guy's an aspiring dictator, his words not mine. these are huge issues. >> this will impact who gets grants of grants or even allowed anymore for underrepresented artists or who gets to curate, create, produce, right or start in content. films only about wholesome white christian folks. is that really what america wants? will black little mermaid be forced to hide in her secret grotto for fear of offending all of the white

wei'm stewart mclaurin the president, the white house historical association. it's indeed an honor and a privilege to welcome you all here to historic decatur house on this. a very important and significant occasion we gather tonight for the 10th anniversary of this honoring of stephen decatur on his birthday. and it's also the month, mr. secretary. of the 250th anniversary of, the united states navy. and i can't think of a better way to have an marine corps. that's exactly right. thank you. and i can't think for a better way to have kicked off that year with a great victory out here at the maryland very recently. and that was a great occasion as well. so we pay tribute to one of the navy's greatest heroes. in fact, he was cut short in his life by accepting accepting the challenge offered to him by another former naval officer and his life was cut short. and it was believed, as we were discussing earlier, that he may have followed james as president of the united states. so we don't know what may have been as a result of that unfortunate decision. we also are h

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there's also idris elba has long associated has been long associated with it as well, topped you gotto vote for their favourite new bond so is favourite new bond so he is certainly in the mix. this is going to be a maybe 15 going to be a ten, maybe 15 year deal, we saw sean connery yeer deel,—we sew seen cennery daniel craig, a and daniel craig, dedicated a lot of their and career, lot of their time and career, maybe will be looking for e: -—e someone a bit younger. my answer would be henry golding but we will to see if that but we will have to see if that happens, staying the happens, staying with the entertainment space, we understand hasjust come understand news hasjust come in that the long—running australian soap neighbours is ending and you have been on show? m —m that show? 30 seconds to tell about what has happened. me about what has happened. like many struggling actors in melbourne, i was an extra on melbourne, i was en extre en multiple times, i one line with margot robbie 2010| 77 2010| think 77 2010| think it 77 2010| think it was 77 the id.2.oioi think it was but the th

so the association is a private, nonprofit organization. we were founded in 1961 at the request of first lady jacqueline kennedy to support research scholarship and education about the white house and the people who've lived there and worked there. and if you were to come down here, you could, of course, visit our our campus on the northwest side of lafayette park or you could go check out. we opened a new visitor experience at 1700 pennsylvania avenue. it's called the people's house. the white house experience. you can see our replica oval office. you can join in on a cabinet room meeting. you learn about the staff, the career staff who've worked at the white house and the executive residence and a number of other really interesting and fascinating stories about white house history and the people behind, the scenes. and i would encourage everyone to come visit us any time in the new year. it is free and open to the public. you just have to reserve your pass as the head of time. and for those of you who see this, who may or may be traveling

state farm all star saturday night and. >> the all s credit associates now one( 800) 610-1468. live better. debt free. >> welcome back. >> have i got news for you february 15th on cnn. >> all right. new this morning on her first day on the job, the new attorney general, pam bondi, is issuing a slew of memos ordering a review of criminal and civil investigations into president trump. while, perhaps ironically, declaring to fight the weaponization of the justice department. let's get right to cnn's evan perez for the range of these new actions. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning john. >> now, look, this was a very, very busy first day. >> for the. >> new attorney general. >> and as you. >> pointed out, one of the things she was tackling on is this idea of weaponization at the justice department during the previous administration. and so she established this weaponization task force that's going to look at not only the two federal cases that was that were led by jack smith, the special counsel, but also looking at the cases that were started in new york by alvin bragg, the

we've seen the white house correspondents association that helps represent all of us expressed concern about this and call for the white house to reverse everything. the white house is arguing because the ap serves a global audience is not recognizing the america only guidance the gulf of mexico should now be called the gulf of america they feel they have the authority to bar the ap from various events. there's been a lot of members of the press over the last few weeks so they have also been saying there's a bunch of other media we can bring into fill their spot who will adhere by our guidelines. press advocates argue this is concerning because of the other times administration changes wording on something and insist everybody follows along and a news outlet doesn't this could foreshadow big also be potentially banned. host: a quick bit about what you mentioned earlier, the president returning to cpac. tell us about the event and what to expect. guest: it is a years long conservative gathering and it's taken place in various places over the years but it is in maryland just across the r

we have support from the coal valley improvement association which is a homeowner's association that was formed in 1987 and they have about a 600 person group of members who they have a newsletter that they submit every quarter in their winter newsletter. they had a piece about the entertainment zones and we speak with the improvement association all the time and they attend our merchant meetings which we have once a month in coal valley. >> there's been no negative response from any of the community members. if anything their support. >> i also have a letter from the coal valley improvement association that should have been submitted. if you put it in the box in the site i will pick it up. thank you. okay. just to make sure that the supervisors have a chance to to see that that letter. >> so thank you for your consideration. >> good morning. my name is jim angeles. i am the owner of cavalli tavern and owner of bacon bacon and vice president of the cavalli merchants association and president mandolin. congratulations. thank you for your support. supervisors president and we hope we s

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the only mayor has his family association the brown family association.up one of his nemesis now friend our longest standing supervisor. give a big round for willie brown and our former supervisor for 27-60 years aaron peskin. >> ts is obviously not the first time we have been together here to commence the new years. over the las 17 years we have done this together. weeen done it beyond that when we done other things including the chinese hospitals famous golf tournament for some 25 or more years. all of that is per of what make this is a special occasi specia collection of special people of so, happy new year to each and every one of you! now peskin. [laughter] so on behalf of the legacy read old elected officials let me translate for mayor brown. what he wants to say is --year, legacy elected officials >> thank you, mayor brown and president peskin we have to welcome you back every year from here on out. >> thank you, mr. mayor and thank you mr. peskin we did not want to let this chinese y learned over the years go to waste >> we have a special guest wi

the associated press has customers all around the world so it uses the term gulf of mexico. will draw on your experience, as former president of the white house correspondents foundation, because the associated press is foundational to white house coverage. unwrapped that for us and give us a sense of the implications. >> the ap is at the core of the pool, the group of reporters that have been following the president around wherever the president goes, going back to fdr. the white house, by going after ap for an editorial choice, is going directly at the first amendment, going directly at the freedom of the press. it is not coincidental that they are going after ap. ap is influential. they are also kind of straight down the line. they are not a partisan news outlet in any way. they have the ap style guide that is used as a basis for news organizations all over the country and all over the world, to determine which words to capitalize, and whether to call it the gulf of mexico or the gulf of america, and in the case of the ap, they are saying gulf of mexico. but president tru

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second of all, i used to be the vice president of the tenant association for my community. i stepped down for a reason. >> i've been acting now for almost two months for it to be a reelection because there's nothing been going on since i left. they haven't had one meeting. they haven't had anything for the resident. yes, we have a service provider that's totally different from the tenants association. >> there's two different things tenant association and service provider is two different things. >> so somebody needs to come down on the tennis association and make sure that they're doing their job for our resident. >> great. thank you, miss abernathy and just miss abernathy for the for the record, can you name the site that you're talking about on this point east with that is supposed to be. >> thank you. so i. i surely would like to come up shirley wiley did me. good evening and thank everybody for you help. i'm here to represent my son. i put applications in for him because i know he was about to be evicted and the egg but he went down and they told him he was on the list

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georges benjamin, executive director of american public health association. remind us of your group, what are the goals and who funds it. guest: we are the nation's national association of people interested in public health of professional society. it has been around since 1872. we are funded from membership dues, revenue from the annual meeting, revenue from our publications and some grants including federal grants. host: who are your members? guest: they are people who work in the state and local health departments who teach and do research at our nation's health centers, public interest groups like the diabetes association and other nonprofits interested in health, a lot of them small. host: as the executive director of the american public health association, is rfk junior qualified to serve as health and human services secretary? guest: we believe he is the wrong guy for this job. we don't believe he has the proper training, the management skills and the judgment to do this job well and we saw that on full display during the two hearings he had this week.

the associated press not letting him on air force one. what what do you think of that move by the white house? >> well, it's the best unintentional comedy of the week. jason, hearing how the associated press, because they haven't been permitted onto air force one into the oval office, that somehow a threat to free press and a chilling attack on the first amendment. at last check, the ap still has every right to report on the trump white house, however they see fit. but the white house also because it's a privilege to cover the president, not their right. they could say you could be in the oval office or air force one. there are dozens of other outlets and reporters that deserve the right to be with the president during certain times, gaggles or in the oval office and the ap. just because you have that on your press credential doesn't make you special, especially the way they've conducted themselves as a wire service over the last couple of years. so this is the way it works. unfortunately, it's a new ball game where it's not just the ap,

he's still there from the associated press, and he would grill me every single day.ear, he wasn't pushing russian talking points. not at all. the russians just liked watching this american reporter be tough and combative. and at some point, i actually asked matt lee about this, and his response really stuck with me. he said whether the policy is good or not, and sometimes it really wasn't. he didn't like it either. it's whether it's smart or not. the u.s. government has multiple briefings a day, gives journalists opportunities to ask hard questions. he said the russians may applaud me for being tough on you, but they have none of that. that's not what they do. and that's something i thought about a lot when i was at the white house, because it was a reminder that even when things were combative and they were sometimes even when reporters kept pushing and kept questioning, that was actually a sign of the relationship working. when i did become white house press secretary, there were people who wondered why we allowed fox news to remain in the white house briefing room

she gets caught and one of our associates commit suicide. she shows up in our story a couple of decades that when she comes in from chicago go with a rich businessman they check into the ansonia hotel and the place is raided by detectives except they're not detectives. not detectives. this is a badger game. this is a blackmail operation and they want shake this guy down for money. he says, i don't care. i'm not paying. and then she has to take on the lam. she comes back into the city where becomes the mystery of one charles a, though, who? the owner after. 17 of the new york baseball. remember horace stoneham moved the giants to san francisco. horace stoneham was a stockbroker who was involved in the operation type of operation called a shop. what's a bucket shop. a bucket is when you go in and you say you should buy an a car and a copper and they know it's a stinker. they know it's overvalued. and you give them the money and they don't buy the stock because they know it's a stinker. it's been inflated by rumors that it's going to go down, i

essentially it is primarily the associated press. i don't know what they are doing, that i say we will keep them out until such time that they agree it is the gulf of america. we are proud of this country and we want it to be the gulf of america. the associated press has been very wrong on the election, trump, the treatment of trump and other things having to do with trump and republicans and conservatives. they are doing us no favors, and i guess i'm not doing them any favors. that is the way life works. but thank you for the question. were you with? -- very good question. thank you. >> we are hearing that russia wants to force ukraine to hold new elections in order to sign any kind of a peace deal. is that something the u.s. whatever support? >> we have a situation where we haven't had elections in ukraine, where we have martial law in ukraine. where the leader in ukraine -- i hate to say it, but he's down at 4% approval rating. and his country has been blown to smithereens. most of the cities are laying on their sites. the buildin