there was barely a revolt against royal authority centered in boston massachusetts led by stubborn minded people this is how the culture grew in this country we can also talk the bible is so important to our history and culture initially it was the geneva bible that dominated when they came over it tells the modest way of adam and eve that very quickly that king james bible came to dominate and honestly it resonates throughout our history a great fund of rhetoric down to the centuries you often hear martin luther king quote the declaration of independence is our promise every note yet to be cashed he did say that it's a very powerful sentiment but his rhetoric and what made it so powerful wasn't thomas jefferson it was jeremiah and matthew and from the bible that we get our national identity that we are the chosen people are lincoln said more appropriately you get the idea that we are living in the promised land and you get the idea of a covenant going back to the old testament perk of the first covenant in our history the settlers come pretty much every time they found a new town and a c

right now through the northeast and we got a live look at some of the driving conditions in boston, massachusetts. one of several states affected. in fact these winter storms will be hitting through the appalachians and through new england. we are talking wind and snow and freezing rain. so some real tough conditions out there on the roadways and cold as well. places like michigan, wisconsin, windchills are below 30 degrees. back to you. >>> timing out is 4:41. straight ahead, a bay area city cracking down on vaping. coming up where you could get fined for vaping in public. >>> taking a live look outside. this is from our exclusive salesforce tower camera as mike bloomberg's never been afraid of tough fights, the ones that make a true difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which is important right this minute, because if he could beat america's biggest gun lobby, helping pass background check laws and defeat nra backed politicians across this country, beat big coal, helping shut down hundreds of polluting plants and beat big tobacco, helping pass laws to save the next generation from

for me you know it's helping need to do things myself 28 year old lindsey yeah you know of boston massachusetts business new york city often blind since birth years of training enable her to navigate these busy streets i'm using a cane and it's essentially a glorified you know stick but it does its job very well and new technology doesn't need to replace things but it can certainly enhance what i'm able to do 23rd street and 7th avenue is a new york city department of transportation pilot intersection for new technology . in 2011. the city installed the 1st a.p.s. pedestrian signal here. today of the 12460 intersections controlled by traffic lights in new york city 209 now have a.p.'s and the number increases by 75 each year. the beeping boxes are helpful especially when you have an intersection that's a little more dicey it tells me that ok the light did just change so i can go i should go now as long as it sounds see if these devices while improving the safety aspect of crossing streets are currently in need of an innovative update re orks city discovered that after they had installed these d

series from the national book award senior fellow at the mccormick splits his time between boston massachusettsthank you for joining us please welcome nigel. [applause] >> eyes split my time between the two. [laughter] and the command was actually the first the second was called commander in chief this what i'm borrowing from a very distinguished writer many years ago called war and peace. welcomed this evening i am delighted to be giving a talk in the bookstore because before i started my literary career as a a bookseller i had a book shop in london greenwich bookshop and so many people asked for a history and a guide to the area where queen elizabeth is being born so many people asked for a book about it therere wasn't one so i started my writing career with my mother and the book was a best seller. that is where it all began in that book was published 50 years ago. so today and yesterday we are celebrating a number of things. but in a much bigger way the anniversary of d-day. the invasion of normandy. seventy-five years ago yesterday my father landed at d-day. seventy-five years ago today on

your research an investigation into this over the course of all this investigation live from boston massachusetts max i don't think you. next leading british universities being branded shameful and appalling over its advisory guidelines for people based at its campus in jubei here's just some of the advice that's come under fire from academics students and the l.g.b. t.q. community. do not do anything that may be perceived as a public display of affection by the same sex or opposite sex even if it's intended to be innocent try to avoid dressing in a way which is not traditionally associated with your perceived gender if you are in public do not wear any clothes or excess or ease which could be considered to be a form of the l g q advocacy the university of birmingham opened its campus in the united arab emirates last year offering a range of courses set to q.k. standards it's currently expanding in dubai with plans to accommodate more than $4000.00 students however there are concerns over the human rights record and treatment of the l g b t q community that's prompted a number of lecturers to ref

fellow at the mccormack graduate school at the university of boston and splits his time between boston massachusetts and new orleans louisiana. thank you for joining us please welcome nigel hamilton. [applause] thank you very much. i will split my time between somerville and new orleans. the command was actually the first of the volume called commander-in-chief and this one borrowing from a very distinguished writer many years ago is cold war and peace. welcome this evening. i'm delighted to be giving a talk in a bookstore i started my literary career as a bookseller so many people ask for a book about it and there wasn't one, so i started my writing career with my mother also and the book was a bestseller. that's where it all began and the book was published 50 years ago. that dates us doesn't it? today and yesterday we are celebrating a number of things. in one littl little way the begg of my own writing career in a much bigger way the anniversary of d-day, the invasion of normandy 75 years ago yesterday. on one of the british beaches and a tremendous battle began at normandy. he was 25-years-old

lived and worked all over the united states, such as detroit, michigan, atlanta, georgia, boston, massachusetts, portland, oregon, and of course san francisco. since living in san francisco, i have only worked in the tenderloin. i started working at san francisco city impact, which is an organization that introduced me to the tenderloin. while working at this organization i developed relationships with residents, while being a resident myself, and i received access and inside look inside many of the s.r. o.s. my husband and i have become business owners of a marketing agency within the past two years. and we have had the pleasure of services businesses off of market street such as restaurants, and we are currently involved with the tenderloin community benefits district or the tlcb. throughout my time living here, i have witnessed many drug interactions during the day. and it ranges from the obvious with the groups of drug dealers around a particular area to the not so obvious coordinated operation with cars and lookouts and things of that matter. this is something that affects me every day as

that's in boston, massachusetts.code. 02115. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> what weather for this commute. we're tracking the conditions denies rain is just getting started. >> let's get your look here at storm tracker radar about an hour away from the strongest part of the storm rolling right into the bay area and is going to bring a whole lot of rain widespread all across the bay area. good evening everyone, i'm alex savidge. >> and i'm sara zendehnam. >>> be careful on the roads and maybe some flooding on the roadways combined with gusty winds. a challenging travel especially across the bay area. in terms of rainfall, the bulk of the action so far has been up and mendocino county. ukiah .71. santa rosa to superfast three hours reporting attentive finish. not a lot of rain but that is a decent amount of time in a short amount of time. some more rain and possible to thunderstorms and flash flood watch and that kincaid far zone until 4:00 tomorrow morning. probably the wind speeds picking up gusting over

>> by day, boston, massachusetts is both a modern metropolis and home to some of america's earliest historicalhts. but like all big cities there is an underbelly of drugs and crime that is left to the city's law enforcement agencies to combat. located just outside downtown is a key landmark in that battle, the suffolk county jail. >> the jail is a maximum security facility, it holds anyone who is arrested and held on a bail they can't make. that could be someone charged with shoplifting and it is very frequently someone charged with homicide. >> unlike prison where all inmates have been convicted and sentenced, most jail inmates have only been charged with crimes and are innocent until proven guilty. suffolk county has an average daily population of 700 such detainees, along with nearly 2,000 other inmates who have been convicted and are serving short sentences. >> we're the largest sheriff's department in the northeast. so we're moving a lot of people in and out of here and trying to do a lot with them in the relatively short period of time we have them. the people who get that job done every

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essential reading for how the us became what it is today holly jackson and associate professor of massachusetts boston's in the new york times washington post and boston globe as well as other venues the author of one previous book a scholarly study of family values in 19 century american literature and culture living in cambridge massachusetts we are glad to have one - - have her here tonight. [applause] >> thank you so much for coming out tonight. it is so good to see you all. it is just such an important institution and to make some purchases tonight and with the cookbook and a book of poems and children's books. from 1817 through 1877 if you are not immersed it can sound read more - - remote. and that echoes so clearly in her own moment that it must be sound familiar. people who drive the story were americans that were outraged by the idea of federal agents hunting refugees by sexual assault on women by the 1 percent who had outside control of the government the implement of a real crisis that the country was on the wrong track. so they set out to accomplish legal reforms with the 19th century activ

along new york and pennsylvania that will head to new england, bringing snow and ice into boston, much of massachusetts, into vermont and new hampshire with dangerous icing across portions of rhode island and connecticut. that will continue right through tuesday afternoon. and even in its wake, some lake-effect snow squalls may take shape as snow filters in behind the front. how much snow are we talking? in some spots, over half a foot. in new england, 6 to 12 inches of snow. in some cases there will be ice on top of that. one more thing to possibly slow down holiday travel, a persistent passerby persistent pattern of snow and rain will continue through the weekend >>> house democrats are talking on how they plan to vote on impeachment charges against president trump. the landmark vote by the full house of representatives is expected to take place tomorrow. yesterday mr. trump tweeted the impeachment hoax is the greatest con job in the history of american politics. laura podesta is here in new york. what can we expect tomorrow? >> most democrats are expected to vote for impeachment in the house, but at

steve: it is 8:00 o'clock in boston, massachusetts, extreme weather alert, deadly storm continues toliberty international airport right outside of new york city, looks like the long lines behind you, maybe things still delayed or are things moving? >> yeah, it's moving a little bit today, yesterday probably the busiest travel day of the season. the busiest right here in terminal c, not too bad early in the morning, best time to fly if you're going to, 35% of united's flights were delayed as airline in total, 35% of flights. today we have seen 567 delays, today is better, the number on cancellations was 950 for domestic flights in the united states or coming to the united states i should say, over laguardia in the new york metropolitan area, worst of big storm that has moved through the country, affected starting california, midwest, laguardia had 43% delay flights, bit worse than jfk and newark, 66 canceled flights at newark, holiday travel season, talk about the worst time if for nasty storm that janice will tell you about to come through, the day that everybody is coming back from

advertencia de hielo negro en Áreas como boston, massachusetts, que han recibido esta mezcla de aguajersey y tambiÉn a la parte norte del paÍs han decidido comenzar las clases mÁs temprano. la recomendaciÓn es manejar con mucho cuidado. llamar a las escuelas antes para averiguar si abren, si abren mÁs tarde. se espera que el panorama sea un poco mÁs soleado pero las temperaturas van a mantener la nieve por lo menos por unos dÍas mÁs. realmente todavÍa estamos en otoÑo realmente. el invierno comienza en tres semanas. nos da un panorama de lo que estÁ por venir durante los prÓximos meses en cuanto a nevadas. podrÍa ser muchas mÁs por lo menos hasta que termine la temporada de invierno. satcha: gracias por informarnos en vivo desde nueva york. karla: hoy comienza una nueva fase de la investigaciÓn para un juicio polÍtico al presidente trump. el comitÉ de inteligencia de la cÁmara a diencia con varios expertos para formular artÍculos de una posible destituciÓn. edwin estÁ en vivo con lo Último desde washington. buenos dÍas. edwin: buenos dÍas, karla. en washington la investigaciÓn por un

pete was born in suburban massachusetts. a boston>> i have a kid that i knew was chosen to do something great. i've known it since he was a boy. >> reporter: his was an idyllic childhood. that's pete on hisirst two-wheeler. and hitting pop flies off dad. ♪ how old are you peter home videos capturing hints of the charismatic star college athlete he was destined to become. in high school pete was a three-sport all-star. captain of the football and hockey teams. >> pete was an exceptional athlete. he was special that way. and i think that's what -- he made other people better around him. >> reporter: but it was baseball that would become his life's passion. >> going back is frates. >> reporter: he snagged a scholarship to play center field for boston college. yep, division 1. >> frates is the leading base stealer -- >> he was a vocal leader on the team. he'd be the guy late night sitting at your bed playing ac/dc metallica every night. that was pete. >> reporter: always wearing his lucky number 3. but it wasn't just that athletic prowes

it is so good to be in massachusetts, in boston. it is so good to be home. [applause] you know, i can't think of anyplace place i would rather be than heree out 2019, with you today in community. in a matter of hours, we will close the chapter on 2019 and begin a new year and a new decade. reflection,me for reset.ection, renewal, every morning, my husband conan and i, set our intentions for the day in reset by reading affirmation, book called the joshuant's devotional by tabious. the pages have become well-worn because we have revisited them many times. the affirmation we have revisited the most is entitled, a gentle battle. i will paraphrase it. awaken every morning, we to a gentle battle. as soldiers in what direction we will march. how scheller minds be focused? -- how shall our minds be focused? with weariness and indifference? or in the direction of joy, peace, equality and justice? of all negotiations and decisions in our day, this gentle battle is the most important. your presence here today is a testament to that gentle battle, in spite of the advers

. >> bill: daniel, thank you for your input there by telephone from boston, massachusetts. we can confirm the shooter is dead and it appears based on some of the reporting, sandra, an additional death has been confirmed. there are multiple people who have been injured. a firm number not sure at the moment. as oftentimes in case like these the numbers change and change rapidly. hopefully that's not the case here in pensacola. >> sandra: the navy confirmed an unknown number of people have been injured. this was an active shooter situation. that's ended. the shooter is now deceased. the navy also confirming that. those are the details we have so far after it unfolded. an active shooter situation opening fire at naval air station pensacola just over an hour ago. we started to get word of that. we are going to have an update on the other side of the break. stay with us and we'll be right back. pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. - [narrator] forget about vacuuming for up t

you know i live here in boston, massachusetts. their own bags to the supermarkets, recycling, being mindful of their plastic usage. also the prices are so competitive now, that even with the plethora of coupons offered by companies like hello fresh and blue apron, fiscally it doesn't make that much sense,s and once you have their recipes, it is actually cheaper to take a blue apron recipe, buy the stuff from whole foods, have way less plastic, waste, or even have whole foods deliver it to your house. there's a lot of great options out there for healthy food right now. charles: congratulations on your success. glad to see people are eating out too, always fun to do especially at a great steakhouse. >> thank you. charles: in the next hour we have the top ranked -- on this show. also brought some celebrity dogs. look at those dogs. apple and tesla hitting new all-time highs. a few minutes from now, a tech watcher is going to join us. he's been bullish, been right, defied wall street, and he continues because he's got some major targe

spot the robotic dog has been working alongside massachusetts state police. bostoneen trialled for the past three months, helping with live incidents as well as training runs. staff at nasa have been busy bees. they have released the first astrobees on the international space station to help astronauts keep the place clean. these worker bee robots clean the air and will seek out a charging station when they're exhausted. and, finally, the royal navy will be flying a different kind ofjet from the deck of hms queen elizabeth. this jet pack, made by british firm gravity, allows the wearer to fly up to 32 mph for 5—10 minutes. i'm guessing you'd want know if it was going to be five or ten minutes in advance, though, wouldn't you ? earlier this year, at click live at the hay festival, maisy was a part of one of our most memorable moments. maisy, are they working? yeah. i can see your microphone. and i can see that you're smiling. and i can see the buttons on your shirt. take a look at the audience. yeah. they're waving. i can see there's a lady in the front with a red ja

boston logan. >> this weather, it's winter, it's something we got to expect. it's something that you got to have patience and hopefully i can get out. >> reporter: massachusetts is being hit with more snow this morning. >> i hate it already. it's just started, so -- >> reporter: boston canceled school today, and governor charlie baker is asking for help to keep drivers off the road. >> do ask employers to consider allowing folks if they can to work from home if it's appropriate. >> reporter: boston has more than 2,000 snowplows in service today. the national weather service says north of boston could see more than a foot of snow, while the cty will see around six inches. anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> there are new details in the investigation into a deadly plane crash that killed nine members of an idaho family. federal investigators say the pilot was cleared to fly despite poor visibility due to a snowstorm on saturday. the plane was headed to idaho falls when it crashed shortly after takeoff from chamberlain, south dakota. a fire chief who responded was shocked the pilot was allowed to fly. >> conditions at

this will happen up in massachusetts and boston. it will happen in 2020.nse of her defense when her lawyers said in a court filing that she'll be arguing that she believed these were legitimate donations, not bribes. we'll see what the jury does. >> well, given those emails that are obviously going to be a key part of the prosecution. >> the evidence is strong. >> do you think she fights to the bitter end? gr she's dug in here. i think it's too late. she's going to trial. >> we have harvey weinstein on trial. >> that trial starts just a couple miles away from here in manhattan. state court. for all the allegations and accusers who have come forward, keep in mind. there's only two specific acts of sexual assault that are being tried weinstein. one from 2006. one from2013. if he is convicted, harvey weinstein faces a potential life sentence. sexual assault cases are really difficult. yeah, there's an extra element of difficulty when you're talking about things that happened 6 or 13 years ago. but victim testimony can be very powerful. >> so the southern dist

but first, let's go to molly in newton, massachusetts, just outside boston. >> this is the beginningttle taste of what is to come in the months coming up ahead, heavy snow started last night and went into a really messy but we have felt these temperatures drop and it is getting cold and that means slick roads. out here, we can see the traffic moving, folks getting out early. we just got word of a big tractor-trailer that is off of major communing headaches trying to go west into the city of boston and that is where the majority of the snow is expected to hit and warnings that tonight we are expecting more snow so this is still storming calm between these two major storms, one more note, some 60 plus flights canceled, 400 delays and we will see what that means tonight as well. i want to send things over to my colleagues over in laguardia in new york. >> thank you, molly. what we're seeing here is a lot of traffic coming into the airport, let alone all the delays. we have to wait 30 minutes according to some taxi drivers just to get here, they track flights. they are saying that now la

so we will still get snow for many of the upstate regions of vermont, massachusetts, connecticut, rhode island. boston proper, you have the potential for experiencing 6 to 9 inches of snowfall. i think it will be a slushy 1 to 2, maybe 3 in new york city proper. here's a look at what's happening on the other side of the world. this is the western pacific. i have to highlight this because this is a top story here for us at the weather center. 120 opinion her hour kilometers. the next 24 hours will be rough for the capital of manila with the potential of category 3 atlantic hurricane equivalent making listened fall across this vulnerable coastline. wind gusts sunday even local time across the philippines at the moment. this storm system expected to make landfall late monday, early morning hours of tuesday. that means heavy rainfall and the poe toepl for landslides across this region. we can't harp enough on ow vulnerable this coastline is. >> derrick, good to see you. derek van dam. we will take a short break. iraq's prime minister has agreed to resign, but that has not stopped the unrest on the streets

boston red sox, invited him to take the challenge again at over, the challenge raised fenway mark $15 it had raised over $220 million for als research around the world. this week, a leading doctor at massachusettsut there was little funding for it. then, all of a sudden, there was this huge explosion of funding the doctor continued, i really think we're going to have new treatment in 2020. pete frates, whose public fight with als changed the trajectory of the disease, died on monday at home in beverly, massachusetts. his funeral was held friday in chestnut hill, two weeks before what would have been his 35th birthday pete is survived by his wife julie and his 5-year-old daughter lucy. (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums with tums smoothies. too many after-parties. new neutrogena® bright boost with dullness-fighting neoglucosamine. boosts cell turnover by 10 times for instantly brighter skin. bright boost neutrogena®. >>> kristen welker is back to help me through our sunday's mails. the first one comes from raleigh, north carolina. would you have all traffic ligh

massachusetts. this is northwest of boston. it is a three alarm fire. they're calling for help they are battling flames at this very old mansion. we have been watching us live for matt for minute it looks like out but that's not the story now. we are waiting for report from and is dacian at the scene. firefighters are struggling with water issues. there are no fire hydrants here. they have to truck in water to fight these flames. clearly the mansion is destroyed. it's a devastating site. this mansion is history, going up in flames now it is in intense firefight. certainly, something like this is terrible any time of the year, but crews are very, very busy fighting the seed fire. >> you can see the wind is looking pretty good, as well. that is probably what kept that fire stoked up. spent a lot of these older homes, are very carpet metallized. your smaller rooms. i it is all wood. it is all wood, to be sure. a very nice area in concord, massachusetts. >>> the family of a police officer killed in the line of duty is looking to the community to help them.

development of a space suit for the moon and mars which is being pursued at the massachusetts institute of technology in boston. professor david neumann is trying to adapt the old spacesuit to the conditions on the moon. because right now the current space suit is $140.00 for space station it was for shuttle so that's ok and weightlessness but when we get to the moon and mars we're in a gravity environment the moon only has about 17 percent of the earth's gravity allowing large leaps but these can backfire especially in heavy spacesuits. how do i make someone much more like an olympic athlete how do we perform and not use my waist my energy working against the suit but put all that energy into performing so you really have to think about a completely different design the only other way to keep someone alive and put pressure on them is to basically put it right on to the skin so that's called mechanical counterpressure. 'd 'd version of the suit is skin tight exerting pressure on the body and the right pressure within the body this means that human tissue is not stretched and blood doesn't clot it's made of 3 l

boston area. miguel marquez is live in waltham, massachusetts, with the very latest. > reporter: yeah, some areas getting as much as 20 inches of snow in the northeast. this is not one of them. by boston standards it's probably not as much, but lots and lots of schools are closed in the area. i want to give you a sense of what the roads are like. they have been very, very aggressive as they are in boston about cleaning the roads all night long as the snow was coming down skpr, and they're i pretty good shape given how much they've had. this is the common here in waltham, and look how much they've actually gotten. it's probably about a foot, but it's very wet stuff, so it packs down quite substantially. there's a whole row of the plows just down the street that have been coming down here consistently. the airports, boston logan has a handful of flights that have been already canceled into and out of boston logan today. they may go on a delay later because of weather. some of the new york airports may have issues as well later today because of weather, and san francisco,

massachusetts. many of them commute to boston and come to new hampshire because they don't want to pay income tax. the globe, the largest selling newspaper in new hampshire. the fact is, it's a very different place. new hampshire was always a place , forcherished independence years and years call the shots. they hate democrats, they love republicans, except for the republican a hated. but that has changed. the influence of newspapers is a media has changed. the influence of local newspapers has changed. more importantly, the influence of expectations doesn't which is why murphy and i sit around hiring talk about this a lot. i will be gets new hampshire -- iowa begets new hampshire. has one job which is basically to screw iowa. they tend to set things right. venture fixed presidents -- new hampshire fixed presidents. and they vote in secret ballots, not a caucus, you have to wrestle with somebody to join your team. but the expectation is that i would use to be three tickets. you tried to get three tickets out of iowa. maybe one ticket out of south carolina. that has changed, the conventional wisdom

based on the push back for similar legislation in towns like brooke line massachusetts, a sub you are of boston, the following may happen here. the american gas association came out in opposition stating that to see a city eliminate not only customer choice but also broader economic benefits and undeniable environmental benefits is short sided to say the least. the massachusetts coalition for sustainability, also came out in opposition stating that the ban would have negative impact on safety, our environment and economic development alike. however, the massachusetts coalition for sustainability is actually a friend for natural gas interests including canadian pipelines, giant enbridge and energy providers resource and national bridge. the massachusetts chapter of the national association for industrial and office parks came out in opposition. this is a trade group for the commercial real estate industry. the association stated that the ban would further exacerbate the existing housing crisis and passed along high costs to residents who call brooke line home. all the push back was because brook

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more boston and for the berkshires and up toward massachusetts and into maine. that's going to be the big story. schenectady the winner so far. 18 inches so far. all will send in their latest amounts and we'll see higher numbers here in the next hour or so. the traffic is still very slow. look on google traffic and you'll see every state in orange or worse because the snow is still coming down. leeting at times as well. and that will continue for most of the day today. the snow eventually pulls up away towards the u.s. that is finally late tonight into tomorrow. but still many, many hours of snow for a lot of people up there. it does warm up. we do get a little bit warmer by the time the middle part of the week comes in. not before all of this snow will have to melt from the adirondacks, to the berkshires, up toward the northeast. even new york city, all the way above 40 for wednesday, thursday, and even into friday. things will warm up after here from that. all that means is you're going to have a lot of slop and spray in your face. make sure that windshield wa

massachusetts. it was our forebears who were killed in the mosque boston massacres. and who fired the shot heard of a around the world. it was our commonwealth that stood up to a tyrannical king and insight insisted that rights come from the government not the whims of a monarch. in his letter the president even rights and i quote that the president will hold you accountable in the 2020 election and. quote the president doesn't get it. if this is not about his reelection. it's not about anyone's political future. our founder handed us to the fragile thing more than 200 years ago, an experiment earnest self government. fledgling democracy unlike anything we've ever seen at a time. a republic of by and for the people. this is whether we the people say to congress, are willing to stand up and protect that fragile ideal that has been interested to all of us. we shape the stomach received by day by day vote by vote some votes are more cane than others, but each and everyone helps to side the type of country were gonna be voting on impeachment is particularly important, it

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