the need for brown to which you talk about brown won being short brown too was rosemary is the phrase with all deliberate speed. could you please comment on the need for that justice like to tell this story of the when brown too came down and said all deliberate speed, they went the secretary got the dictionary, looked it up and said deliberate it means slow. there you have it right it slow and we've been moving slow. last question. good evening. my name is solomon palmer and i'm just an ordinary person who serves an extraordinary god period. with that said, i've been fascinated by the unanimous decision in dred scott decision plessy, decision. but brown dissent and want to suggest also the roe that i believe in can argue based on brother ogletree. his book makes the argument that faith in it because oliver brown was a minister of, the ame church in topeka, kansas. so can we speak to for us this evening? what role faith could also that possible in determining for the first time a unanimous decision? thank you. will let you have that one. well, sir, the of unanimity is an important asp

brown. mrs. sylvia brown and current president robert young iii. their support we would not be able to do the critical work and take up these students. we're also excited to have with us here today as one of the panel with us, dr. patrick utomi, the fellow policy here at wilson and spend the next months driving our work on african sovereign wealth funds. it's now my distinct honor and pleasure to turn the floor over to someone who is no stranger to the wilson center. mike forester, the chief operating office and financial officer ron capital amongment. management. he's known to us at wilson and today a different role, brown capital management. i'll turn it over to you. thank you for all you've done for wilson and now in this new role, thank you for being here. [applause] >> thank you, ambsar green. on behalf of founder and executive chairman, eddie brown, ceo keith lee, and the entire brown capital enterprise, i want to thank all who have joined us in person and online for today's event, sovereign wealth funds and infrastructure development in afri

who is sam brown was supported y national republicans in this race.sador to iceland and another was a long time to ordet in the end sam brown won easilhe ht long. he came from texas. he has never run our race, and it shows the slim pickings the - have in nevada. they had to choose the guy who lost in the remarry for u.s. senate last. sam brown has been embraced by the republican establishment both here and in washington d.c., and he has plenty of resources to run against jacnd t these candidates? what issues are they focusing on? >> sam brown has run bor won a . either in texas oras gotten uttr on the campaign trail. not a dynamo like barack reagan, but he is very comfortable with himself and good it if selecting questions, nts had to do that a lot so far. jacky rosen is an accidental politician. of obscurity by harry reidshe agreed, she woo years later ran for the u.s. senate. senate and won as well. ■úshe works a lot like her colleagueerine cortez masto behind the scenes. she is not known as a dynamic personality, but she does care passionately abou

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tuttle and brown. that's really a little later. he's already retired by the time they get on the bench. they're eisenhower appointees. so at the time, he's out there by himself so i think the answer was, you know, while wait is where he had become probably the most reviled man, the white south he he had, at a minimum, the grudging respect of his and some an admiration. well, you talked a little bit about president and his knowledge of the isaac woodard story. your talks about how that incident actually motivated the president to make some changes. can you tell us about them? yes you know, it's it's that session in september of 1946 where walter white shares with him the, blinding of isaac woodard. it captured imagination in a way that no, these other incidents and there were other incidents in in the south during this period some racially inspired murders that didn't quite but this hit him in a way and he would repeatedly tell the story of the blinding of isaac woodard almost anyone who would listen to him. and he decided that same

>> sam brown was supported by national republicans in this ra.me to order of trump, but in the endy. he has not been in nevada lthat. never run our race, and it shows the slim pickings the republicans have been nevada --. h in the remarry for u.s. senate lastq cycle. sam brown has been embraceby ret both here d.c., and he has plenty a purpl. >>■■ can you compare and contrat these candidates? what issues are they fus sam brown has run . he has never won a race. s or nevada, but he has gotten utter and betterhk obama or ronald reagan, but he is very himself and good questions, nts had to do that a lot so far. y rosen is an accidental politician. ijshe was plucked out of obscury by harry reid in 2018. she she won and just two years the u.s. senate. she ran for the u.s. senate and won as well. she works a lot like her ■ccolleague, catherine cortez ma the scenes. she is not known as a dynamic does care passionately about certain issues she has taken a higher profe israel. she■] jewish, the former head of the synagogue, so she is very up run on an issu

penny brown. dr. i am dr. penny brown. i will be doing the opening prayer for the festivities today. i ask that everyone be still, be quiet and let's give the almighty what he is so rightfully due. i stretch my hands today for no my storm, my prince of my hope in this harsh land, we bow before you this afternoon and thank yog care of us. this afternoon, -- this morning, you touched us and brought us out of the land ofgave us anoth. thank you. . we realizemorning when their nae called they failed tonswer. their voices were hushed. their souls h taken flight and gone back to -- that gave it. not so with us. the sheet was not our winding ■Ñn was not our cooling board. you spared us and you gave usbeo pause and thank you for forgiving our sins. wrongdoings. we don't deserve it but you listen. u chance. i'm sorry. gave us another for this, we thank you. we thank you that you have given us this day. e given us this time in history. we thank youou have given us the shoulders to stand on and for that, lee gray full. when i -- will

>> sam brown hase. ■]either+n gotten utter and ber on the campaign trail.is very comfortable with himself and good it if selectiquestionsa lot so far. jackyen is an accidental politician. she was plucked out of obscurity by harry reid in 2018. she agreed, she won and just two years for the u.s. senate. ■8 senate and won as well. she works a lot like her colleague, catherine cortez masto■w the scenes. she is not known as a dynamic rs does care passionately aut certain issues she has taken a higher profile on, espiawar israel. she is jewish, the former head of the synagogue, so she is very up run on an issue like that. >> are there already ads out in the race? >> there are, jacky rosen started putting ads up again sam brown when they realized of their dreams of a going to be fulfilled. jacky rosen is going to use isss decision a lot in this>8nevada e state. recent polling compared to what happened in prior decades when about 2/3 of people identified as pro-choice. samrown has had■ision ts ran when th issue, but now he isive on essentially adopting the people

brown.own. in a few moments we will have the privilege of hearing how he resides in the same courthouse in charleston south carolina on. you will learn a great deal about him tonight. judge richard is a native of south carolina and grandson of ruian and jewish immigrants. he is a graduate of duke university and the duke university school of law. he practiced law in columbia south carolina for 30 years specializing in complex civil litigation before president obama nominated him as he was district judge and he was confirmed by the senate by unanous of 2010. shortly after the confirmation, he discovered that his maternal as american citizens in the courtrooms to which he was assigned. a fact that he has shared with naturalization ceremonies. he's presided in the federal courthouse since then and has handled a number of significant cases including the 2017 trial who killed nine people attending a wednesday bible study out a methodist church. he is the author of numerous articles and books with

the only person on the senate who actually knows how sherrod brown does it is sherrod brown, who willn us in a moment. what we know is that at stake in sherrod brown's reelection is whether democrats will still be able to confirm appointments including possible supreme court justices. also at stake is whether the united states senate will pass a national abortion ban which sherrod brown opposes. democratic party control of the senate is not the kind of issue that swing voters usually find compelling. sherrod brown's campaign seemed to turn on the personal relationship and trust he developed with a majority of ohio voters. that is one of the reasons why unions come out in force for sherrod brown and his senate campaigns and in what has already become a hugely expensive senate campaign with a trump endorsed, rich republican nominee who got rich selling some very expensive cars. the brown campaign is now emphasizing moreno's zero experience in government and, in effect, testing how much voters trust car sellers. >> as a car salesman, bernie moreno would say anything to sell a car. >> 52

um, talking about gordon brown. be back in a big way if there is a labour government? what's the gossip in scottish political circles? i really don't know. i mean, he did that big supposed commission on the future of the uk, and there's no sign that keir starmer has been particularly talking about that. i mean, the one of the recommendations in that which was to supposedly to bolster devolution, was that things that were already devolved, you could then make international treaties about things that are devolved. but i'm really not sure. i was talking to one of keir starmer's allies about that work by gordon brown, and they were saying with this tone, "this is a very, very, very serious piece of work by gordon brown, very serious. "it's so serious that it clearly needs a government to study it at great lengths. . . " great length. "..over a considerable period of time. "and perhaps if we're lucky enough to have a third or indeed a fourth term, perhaps you might want to enact some of these ideas". as i understand it,

she played a significant role in the brown litigation with thurgood marshall.justice jackson grew up in public i'm sorry. she graduatedm dcliffe with a 'n government and graduated from harvd's law school in 96. after law school, she had three clerkships that'sthe tradition in my day was to was pretty much everything but these justice stephen breyer here at the court in addition to her professional experience in private practice she had other forms of public service. she worked in the united states sentencing■ commission for three years as a federal public defender, three years here in d.c. she sentencing commission and ten she served on thefor the district of columbia from 2013 t20 president appointed her to the d.c. and 2021. she was there long enough to a e united states srt. and she was confirmed in 2022 and took the oath of office on june 30th, 2022. i aand atjustice jackson and tor for being here this evening evening. thank you all that introductionndhe■■áób invitation to. be with you this evening. my colleue support the important work of the supreme court

penny brown. dr. brown: thank you so much. i am dr. pen brown.i will be doing the opening prayer for the festivities today. i everyone be stile let's give e almighty what he is so rightfully due. shelter in the time of storm, my prince■f peace, my hope in this harsh■fl)an bow before you this afterno and■ thank you for watching over us and taking care of us. this afternoon, -- this morning, you touched us and brought us er. gave us another day. thank you. . we realize as we now talk this morning when their names were answer. their voices were hushed. their gone back■" -- that gave it. not so with us. the sheet was not our winding sheet. the bed we slept on was not our cooling board. you spared us and you gave us one more chance to pray. want to pause and thank you for forgiving our sins. forgive all of our wrongdoings. we don't deserve itlisten. you gave us another chance. i'm sorry. gave us another chance to pray. forbk this, we thank you. we thank you that you have given us this day. we thank you you have given us this time in history. you have

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brown jr. the secretary and chairman will deliver opening remarks and then have time to take a few questions. oderate those questions and call on reporters, i would ask you to limit your followups to give your colleagues a chae to ask their questions. mr. speaker -- mr. secretary, other to you, sir. >> we have just come from a productive meeting with the ukraine group. this was our 23rd meeting. every time we gather i'm impressed by the resolve of the more than 50 countrs helping to support ukraine's self-defense. the contact group heard directly about the battlefield situation from minister kumerav and his delegation. ukraine's frors holding the line in the face of russia's assault near car keve. ukrainian troops continue to inflict significant cost on the kremlin's invaders. president biden sthiend national security supplemental. we know the assistance is reaching ukraine at a steady pace. last week president biden announced another security package from another drawdown from our stocks. this

is quite meaningful forcourtroom tonightt in the brown.n a few moments 'll have the privilege of hearing from judge richard gergel, whoded in the same courthouse in south carolina where judge jay white's wearing served. and for much about, judge waring, you will learn tonight. judge richard columbia south cad the jewish. he is a the duke university school of law. he practiced law in columbia, southspecializing in complex cil obama nominated as u.s. district confirmed by the senate by a unanimous consent in august of 2010,■n shortly after his confirmation, judge gergel discovered that his■ernal grandparents had been sworn in as american citenurtroom to whid ale conducting naturalization ceremonies. he has presided in federal courthouse in charleston since and has handled a of significant cases, includinghe 2017 trial of dylann roof who killed nine people attending a wednesday bible study at emanuel african methodist church. judge gergel is the author of numerous and books with a particular on american legal history with his here with us ton

brown. in the 2020 pipes act, congress mandated that phmsa update safety regulations regarding export facilities. last time you appeared before us here at the committee, you mentioned it was a high priority, and yet, the proposed rule has still not been released yet. again, timeliness seems to be a problem with you and phmsa. why has phmsa still not completed this rule, and what is the status of this regulation? >> i would echo my earlier answer, but i will add, in your home state, we had one of the largest exporters of lng experience of 400 foot high fireball, an explosion at the facility. luckily, no one was killed. we want to learn what went wrong there, and include it in the updates, and that is part of the reason we are continuing our investigation into that incident. we want to include the lessons learned from that incident in the rulemaking. >> okay. last question. phmsa may reimburse states for up to 80% of cost incurred by states in reinforcing pipeline regulation. given that texas

mayor brown, nice to have you on the program. even in these circumstances, what stands out to you or would jt snow here as well? what stands out to you? and there's probably so many memories you have with willie mays. but right now, what's coming to your mind? well, first and foremost, i never thought willie mays would die. i thought when the world and the lord gave somebody the kind of talent he had, it was for forever. and when i heard just a half an hour ago that willie mays had passed on, i. it really very sad for me. i was actually at dinner, i interrupted it because i just couldn't force myself to take one more bite. the memories of this incredible human being. mayor brown, what is it? what did he do to bridge the generations? because someone like me, i never even saw him play. jt saw him when he was a little boy, but someone but he still resonated with younger people. what's that magic that he had that was off the baseball field? he existed. the quality of a human being, respectful of every other human being, no matter wha

we start _ gordon brown. that is where it started. we start with - gordon brown.f a trillion, £500 billion, to protect jobs. i don't think the people in the country, my constituents certainly, would not have wanted to not have furlough and protected those jobs and there is a price for that. we all accept the price, we have got to get it down in our view, we have to get it down for ordinary people. pensioners i spoke to today have not got the money to pay extra taxes and extra in 10,000, whatever it turns out to be that labour's plans are. he is right to make that argument. he is right to say to people you want to look to the future, who is going to reduce your taxes until will increase your taxes and that is what my constituents care about. d0 and that is what my constituents care about-— and that is what my constituents care about. i. ,, . care about. do you think a debate like this is — care about. do you think a debate like this is a _ care about. do you think a debate like this is a real _ care about. do you think a debate like this is a real opportunity i car

now i live in nevada and i cannot watch sam brown take away our rights here too.at i went through, and you have no right to tell a woman what to do with her body. >> i am jacky rosen, and i approve this message. >> biden and democrats open border is flooding our communities with drugs and crime. their reckless policies have led to skyrocketing prices and nevada having one of the highest unemployment rates in the country. >> as a veteran i will never compromise america's security. i will stop to get patient at the border. as a small business owner, i will lower priceanak trump's ta permanent. >> a reminder, this program and all of c-span's 2020 for camping coverage can be found online at c-span.org/campaign. announcer: saturday american history tv features historic convention speeches? notable remarks by presidential nominees. at this senator john f. kennedy's new frontier speech at the 1960 democratic national committee bench and. >> the new frontier [indiscernible] >> the hope still lives in the dream shall never die. announcer: watch historic intervention speech

they blew his head off, the next shot. >> bob brown was dead.n had got a shot of the band who had killed him. a few feet away steve song was still tethered to brown's camera. >> they hit my shoulder. i was carrying a heavy case. that's what saved me. >> the big leather strap? >> that saved my life. >> when you get hit with a rifle bullet it knocked me on my butt. >> neither stay down for long. both sprinted for cover. >> i am still hearing shots. >> my whole shirt was dripping with red blood. >> on the airstrip the killing continued. >> i was playing dead. all of a sudden i was hit. i thought this is it. i am dying. >> nearby congressman ryan was down, severely wounded. if they were shooting point- blank at us. if that is when you are hit? >> that is when the congressman was killed. >> i was told ryan was shot dozens of times. if i was told he was shot 45 times. they had identified people they wanted to kill. >> congressman lee brown, dad. nearby don harris also murder. across the airstrip a gunman who pretended to be a defector opened fire. his

what you see with brown's raid is a more gradual generationf northern sympathy towards brown at fir,most northerners are as horrified as white southerners. you know, they're terrified. the idea of a rebellion enslave people. race war is a term they used at the time. and so they're happy with what john brown did either. but what jim brown was able to do is show his mastery of the in the weeks following the raid as he's awaiting trial, as is undergoing trial execution. he's able to massage the narrative in a way that i would have a made a modern pr executive quite proud. you know he's able to turn his image from this violent crazy man into a place beginnings of respect. some cases among white northerners and for his bravery, the face of sacrifice and kind of acknowledgment that even if they disagreed with the means he took the purpose for which he undertook his actions was, admirable. so brown, a great example of someone who is to actually look at what the newspapers are saying about him and change the story. by the way he acts by what he says and how he behaves. those weeks leading to

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up for three, brown had 22. today evening, the basketball teams of gorgan municipality and tayet will go to the distance in the fourth final game of the premier league. the representative of gorgan will be the champion if he wins in this match. the matches of this stage will be held as three wins out of five matches. with the doctor's announcement. ali chini, the player and coach of pishout football, who was hospitalized in intensive care due to kidney complications , was transferred to the ward after his condition improved. in the continuation of the under-18 central asian volleyball competition in uzbekistan yesterday evening , our country's boys' team won 3/2 against pakistan and the team the girls won 3-0 against the hosts of the competition. in the final match of the under -13 world table tennis competition in sweden, faraz shakiba won against an opponent from china type 32 and won the gold medal. also, in the semi-final stage under 17 years of this competition, benyamin faraji won the bronze medal after ac

. >> reporter: vernell brown iii isn't just snaring touchdowns.gging deals after florida just became the latest state joining more than 30 others in the district of columbia to alowell high school athletes to cash in on their name, image and likeness, or nil, once it's ratified in july. do you feel like you're being part of something momentous now as you watch the rules change? >> absolutely. i think the nil passing was a great thing for me, myself, and other high school athletes. now we're kind of able to benefit off our performances and the platform we have built. >> what does it change on a day-to-day basis, if anything? >> personally, i don't think it should change anything. >> i don't go to clubs. i don't go to bars. >> reporter: not the prep work and not the purpose, but brown and adidas just unveiled a game-changing new deal. >> the addie 07 class of 2024 was just named. it's a selection of the seven most elite football flathletes the country. >> it's such a huge opportunity for him and the other six athletes that are involved in it. >> rep

the boards of sky brown. it has been _ confidence store. the boards of sky brown. has been a strong showing organ from tb skateboarding. a 16—year—old that enough earlier to secure her spot for paris, as did 50—year—olds andy mcdonald. she is a legend of skating, but she said her chances of qualifying for this 0lympics, he didn't give himself much hope. nokia is going to be skateboarding's oldest 0lympian, and he is a very happy man. skateboarding's oldest olympian, and he is a very happy man.— he is a very happy man. leading up to this event. _ he is a very happy man. leading up to this event, the _ he is a very happy man. leading up to this event, the question - he is a very happy man. leading up to this event, the question would l to this event, the question would become a part of this going to take for you to qualify? my standard answer was a miracle. it will take a hail mary whatever on friday happen and i skated the best i ever had. i kissed at the highest score and i stilljust barely made it in. i couldn't be happier. i'm so thankful and is lucky to have the

brown: ms.zuleger, you represent managein your experience, has it been ur experience administering this asset limit takes up a lot of staff? ms. zuleger: yes, it takes up an extraordinary amount of staff time. sen. brown: we have heard about social security overpayments. there is bipartisan interest in preventing overpayments before they happen. just one of the many reasons why updating these outdated rules is important for beneficiaries and taxpayers. , mr. morton, am i correct could also be triggered by other assets like 401(k) retirement plan? mr. morton: correct. if they cannot be converted into a periodic paymet counts against the resource or asset limit. sen. brown: iemployers that some of the workers turned down their company 401(k) plans because it puts their ssi eligibility at risk. mr. chairman, thank you for calling this hearing. s clear we have a lot of challenges to address it comes to barriers to work. i think we all agree on the importance of that. we have identified one of the so

jacky rosen calls brown, quote: ultra maga while some in the g.o.p. say brown is not maga enough.night. >> senate candidate sam brown leads a crowded republican field in the polls, fundraising and major endorsements, but that very support has created a rift inside the g.o.p. >> swamp is in full blown panic as the america first faithful are banning together. >> jeff gunter posted this video after former president trump threw his support behind brown even though gunter was trump's ambassador to iceland. gunter went on a social media terror slamming trump's choice suggesting he was big check comes in from the swamp mcconnell aligned pack? brown is backed by the national republican senatorial committee nevada's governor and senator mitch mcconnell. when asked for a response, the trump campaign pointed us to senior adviser chris post. point why gunter didn't earn the endorsement of real donald trump. you have a habit of making up crap. today's g.o.p. winner will likely take on jacky rosen. she does have two primary challengers her ink encouple bae make her a favorite. brown, perhaps a

okay. >> in january of 1999 right after the building reopened, mayor brown and i went outside at that moment it was still cold street we shut down the word on the sign that read polk. >> put up the sign that said number one, dr. carlson carlton b goodlett white. >> i think that he earned a certain place in respect of all poem he was just a remarkable individual. unfortunately, we didn't live long enough here to see the street sign . >> shop and dine the 49 challenges residents to do they're shopping with the 49ers of san francisco by supporting the services within the feigned we help san francisco remain unique and successful and rib rant where will you shop the shop and dine the 49 i'm e jonl i provide sweets square feet potpie and peach cobbler and i started my business this is my baby i started out of high home and he would back for friends and coworkers they'll tell you hoa you need to open up a shop at the time he move forward book to the bayview and i thinks the t line was up i need have a shop on third street i live in bayview and i wanted to have my shop here in bayview a qual

keith brown, thank you. _ should vote for independence. keith brown, thank you.t to understand the tactic clearly from the leadership of your party. it has been to find a way to cut through. you had a day of falling off the pedal, you've had him on bicycles, you had them all over the place. has that actually worked in getting the public to listen to your messages on tax and pensions, foreign policy, all the other important stuff — hasn't worked? i important stuff — hasn't worked? i think it has. if you listen to the debate — think it has. if you listen to the debate tonight, _ think it has. if you listen to the debate tonight, i— think it has. if you listen to the debate tonight, i think- think it has. if you listen to the debate tonight, i think the - debate tonight, i think the gentleman— debate tonight, i think the gentleman in— debate tonight, i think the gentleman in the - debate tonight, i think the gentleman in the audience debate tonight, i think the - gentleman in the audience who debate tonight, i think the _ gentleman in the audience who really hit the

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that state running for a fourth term. >> how would you describe sherrod brown's politics?ssive, but he's always focused a lot of his messaging on workers, workers rights, and labor issues. he has not been shy about disagreeing with the biden administration and other pt pres like trade when he doesn't think it workers. he has spoken out in favor of things like student loan forgiveness. he was a big advocate for the abortion rights amendment on ohio's ballot, which passed last year and codified the right to an abortion. those are things we see him talking about. his campaign and things have always been a part of his brand. >> who are it -- his supporters and are they enough to win? >> he has a lot of really big union support, which will be helpful tohe has support from ds across the state, abortion rights advocates. one thing that will be interesting is he will also be on the ballot lily with a minimum wage increase issuegathg signatures to support that on the ballot right now. seeing some overlap between those groups. >> you mentioned his challenger. what are his strengths?

brown's boys funny. the bbc's sneering attitude to its audience and to britain is no laughing matter. >> proud of the progress that we've made as a labour party, as labour governments in the past when it comes to women's rights , when it comes to women's rights, j.k. rowling does battle with sir keir starmer over women's rights. >> could a strike of her magic wand cast a spell on the leader of the opposition , national ipso of the opposition, national ipso national and dame emma thompson backs just stop oil days after they attack stonehenge? i'll be deaung they attack stonehenge? i'll be dealing with this millionaire eco hypocrite in no uncertain terms in my take at ten. very excited about tonight's show. two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment . debate and big entertainment. producer greg is in paddington. i'm in westminster. i can do what the hell i like. i'll see you after the news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> mark. thank you. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler and the gb newsroo

brown was released on a $50,000 bond. his attorney says that all medical protocols were strictly followed that day. the health department now investigating other alleged maltrack at that clinic. david? >> david: thank you, victor. >>> this evening, louisiana is the first state to require the ten commandments now be displayed in every public classroom from kindergarten to state-funded universities. 30 years ago, the supreme court struck down a similar law in kentucky. louisiana's law could face a similar challenge now, but it would come become today's more conservative high court. >>> when we come back here tonight, justin timberlake's lawyer responding to timber timberlake's dwi arrest. >>> and saving a baby moose, with that baby's very protective mother watching very closely, and you'll see it. ♪ the prettiest tree, ♪ ♪ that you ever did see... ♪ ♪ now the tree has roots that need water to grow ♪ ♪ grow jobs, grow skills ♪ ♪ make the whole world go. ♪ ♪ make the green grass grow all around all around. ♪ ♪ make the green

brown's boysis the record, i think mrs. brown's boys is hilarious.arless, unapologetic comedy with no political or cultural message. thank god. and if it wasn't so popular it would have been cancelled by now. and it almost certainly would not be commissioned today. so surprising that the bbc should be reluctant to put a bloke in a dress on television . i would dress on television. i would have thought that was on brand these days, and evidence of progress. all of this is the same reason why the bbc, in my view, couldn't stand top gear when it was hosted by the politically incorrect trio of hammond, clarkson and may. three men of a certain age who couldn't give a toss about offending anyone. yes clarkson punched a producer, but after an apology, he should have kept his job, and the original line—up should have stayed on air. instead, the bbc lost them to amazon and the grand tour. the bbc often take the axe to shows that the public love, which tells you a lot about their attitude to the audience. for example, dumping the brilliant sue barker from a qu

we have identified one of thesolutions, raising asset limits, passaging that cassidy-brown bill. egressive anti-savings provision in federal law. bipartisan agreement to raise asset limits. thank you. chair wyden: thank you. i am very appreciative of the bipartisan work you and the senators have been doing. i r wld months ago. thank you. senator cassidy will be next. sen.sidy: thank you. ms. wilschke, did i pronounce that correctly? i had an conversation with a woman i went to high school with. her son hasschizophrenia since he was 23. that is significant because apparently, you cannot get your rents social security upon their death unless you are di or younger. i am struck that under the act, we have extended -if you stay on your insurance until you get to age 26. we have acknowledged there is an extension of a youth's penden parent, but if you are diagnosed with a permanent disability at agedon't qualify to get the parents' which means you have not lived long enough to get your own but you don't qualify for your parents either because you qualify after 22. f a long introduction