being put in control of your son, if it's extermination, kept you bob miller as a come under in 1942 came up with an incredible monstrous answer. 10, a good idea. his intention was to totally conceal all traces of crimes and suggestions of genocide. so the only nazi country in europe. 2 although well, to have just like germany, so the rice, true extermination camps, but which they prefer to call concentration caps was clearly shown. yes. and of itself was the largest camp in old world war 2 the most monstrous in terms of how the people detained. what killed but in yes, and if it's the killing was conducted in the most terrible way as they used to specially designed so called. so it'd be a knife. people were killed with sledge hamis, even expectant mothers in late pregnancy. they devised incredible ways to make victims eyes pop out because the had defeat independent state of croatia. tablets that said by wants to start each day with a fresh plate. that's the eyes that jerry phrased was even written in a book titled by the famous italian writer, courtesy. and by the way, he describes t

miller, bob miller is both a vauntier built professor and a va researcher and that is true for the vastvast majority of our researchers so it really is that academic affiliation that -- >> so, in fact, you are bringing in the information that the universities have because they have two jobs? one at the university and one with the va? >> that's the same for many of our clinicians as for our researchers, yes. >> okay, thank you, senator blumenthal. >> thanks, mr. chairman. and thank you for holding this hearing which is one of the more enlightening of our hearings. i'm learning a lot about stuff i never knew like the mvp program which if you observe in your testimony is, quote, the largest database of genetic information of african-americans in the world. seems to me there's probably a wealth of information in the mvp that you have already. you observe here that you identified 12dna variants, i'm quoting associating with suicide and factors such as impulsivity, chronic pain, hyperactivity and heart disease and those are genetic makeups and you have evidence as to the links, statistical li

they are, like doctor bob miller is both a vanderbilt professor and a va researcher and that is true the vast vast majority of our researchers it really is the academic affiliation. >> in fact you are bringing in the information the universities have because they have two jobs. one at the university with the va. >> that is the same for many of our clinicians as for our researchers, yes progress are at thank you, senator blumenthal. >> thanks mr. chairman and thank you for holding the steering which quite honestly it's one of the more enlightening of our hearings. i'm learning a lot about stuff i never knew like the mvp program which you observe in your testimony is quote the largest database of genetic information on african americans in the world. it seems to me there's probably a wealth ofnf information that u have already you observe here you have identified 12 dna variance i am quoting associate with the risk of suicide. highlights the genetic link between suicide factors such as impulsivity, chronic pain, attention deficit hyperactive disorder, those conditions are associated wi

i had the chicken and the potatoes at miller lux provision. shout out to bobnd you had the carrot ginger soup, which is really good. >> but the star of the show was really the dessert. >> oh my goodness. we went over there on the other side. so was this the smaller one? >> they're both about the same size each side of the ice rink. the ice, the dessert. >> oh, what do we have? oh, we had a pumpkin spice. what was it? macaron? yeah it was delicious. >> sounds great. and large. yes splittable. >> and we love this little. and we had a sugar cookie with sprinkles. >> was this on? oh, but again, the star was this macaron. >> really? yeah. go over there and get one. >> okay. >> it's an experience we just sat out and talked and just enjoyed it. union square. >> i love love. spencer burnett. >> let's do it today. okay. >> i'm free. >> i missed out on all this yesterday. >> we had a time. >> yes. >> hey, it's great weather for getting out and doing festive stuff right now up in the north bay with a few light sprinkles are passing through, as you can see on live doppler

miller wrote jamie johnson in color. tommy wrote garth brooks the dance. and bob dipiero nuclear sky.n us. that's a good one. >> jesse: all right, brian. >> brian: teddy and booker t. capturing of america. how two measure icons blazed the port arthur to racial equality. if you want to see me in person one of these stops. i know dana might turn up at. at first eureka, missouri. dallas bush library be talking there december 2nd harker heights in texas. and third fairhope, alabama. entire town came out. dawn deign i love that bookstore. >> brian: unbelievable. we go on stage certain live shows. had a chance to talk about everything in unscripted fashion. >> dana: booker t. "fox & friends." as long as we say before we get in the theater, it stays here. so far it's been lucky it stays here. >> jessica: even big crowds will abide by the crowds? >> brian: i thought you were going to say you get big crowds? >> jessica: did i not. >> jesse: is he on the "new york times" list. congratulations. have a great night, everybody. >> bret: hey, jesse, it was great to be with you guys. my family had a

this is something bob ruben and i called for in 2021 when the ten-year was at 1% instead of 4.5. >> of course, druka millerw much do you think she really deserves? >> i'm sorry. you broke up. i didn't hear the last part of your question. >> i'm just curious how much criticism do you think yellen deserves or how much is worth going back and thinking about? >> i don't think finger-pointing is constructive, but i do think we've got an opportunity now to reengage in the debate over the fiscal trajectory, which is going to obviously influence those long rates. the past is the past. >> do you think that is having an impact on long rates here? clearly, the market was encouraged by the refunding announcement last week, that it was less than expected. but do you think this is going to be a perpetual issue that will keep real rates elevated for a while? >> i think there is a substantial risk of that. if you look at the pressures that the budget will be under, not only the demographic trends we already knew but also probably the need for additional defense spending given the geopolitical risks we were talking about a

bob lighthizer, trade rep in trump administration, a heck of a good book. >> now to different direct talk about taxpayers. 450 billion dollars bill for illegal i'm gra immigrant per year, joining me steve millerrmer white house senior policy adviser, steve miller 450 billion is a lot of money that is annual bill according to the studies. >> yes, the cost of illegal immigration is i immense in terms of healthcare, schools, and transportation and infrastructure, and housing, emergency room costs as well. larry: so, my question now is what are we going to do about it? open borders, you know, can't get a senate congressional vote on this, we can't afford it. but not just an issue of dollars and cents, we have wrecked our sovereignty and our borders and had economic damage. and you know sex trafficking and drug trafficking and the rest, i saw former president trump talk about going back to eisenhower policy to remove some of these illegal immigrants if possible, what do you think? >> there is no other way. if you have a policy where a left wing administration comes in and opens up border and lets 10 million illegals in a new dang -- administration comes in even if they seal the border the other 10

allowances, era to bob way, the class and the state of emergency and how all right is a color, a crisis of the capital deepens the the, [000:00:00;00] the, to all the world news now the ukrainian miller trees is conducted a series of successful operations on the eastern bank of the, the pro river and the hustle region. the army says that secured a strong attack position as it's counter offensive against russians. military continues hold mcbride's following developments from the capital. keith, more reports of fighting, continuing, and possibly intensify. on the left or east bank of the deep pro river, a way of ukrainian force, they do seem to have a stablished over the past few weeks, a breach had adult possibly advancing further, the russians had meeting just a couple of days ago for the 1st time that the ukrainians have effectively established the presence on what is technically the side of the river. but russian military bloggers are claiming that further attempts it advances by the gradients they say have been repelled. everybody's to be seen how significant this is, whether this is a for the counter offensive attempt by the ukrainians and questions were made about whether they c