bryan had a gun?. brian was scared of guns. there is no way on this earth that bryan capnerhurst had a pistol. none. zero. it did not happen. >> and there was something else -- >> that gunshot to the four arm >> bryan had suffered a major gunshot wound to his arm. but he was still clutching the gun as he lay down on the floor. a medical examiner testified it's unlikely the gun would have stayed in his hand. >> in my medical opinion, based on the shots to the arm, to the four arm and falling over, i believe that the gun fell out of his hand. >> the gun had been placed in his hand. >> the prosecution had made its case. now it was time for the defense to fight back. >> they had no proof whatsoever that he shot his wife. it was completely circumstantial. >> the defense was about to tell the jury that bryan capnerhurst, not brett brett parker was the real villain. >> coming up -- brits team produces a powerful witness to back up his story. his teenage daughter. >> i was there and i remember -- >> when date

. >> i have to tell you about what i learned about bryan from bryan this evening. once he was separated, he went into high school here in the united states. he graduated early because he wanted to get into the workforce and become an rn. with his life and career, he's decided to go work for a pro bono legal service provider that works with migrant children. this is his first week on the job doing that. he's a remarkable young man. i'm very grateful of him sharing his story with us. >> you are kidding me? >> he was 15 years old, taken away from his mom, separated as a 15-year-old kid, sent into this country alone. in three years, he's graduating early and now working at a legal services organization? this is insane? that's right. he just started. his new colleagues love him very much. some of the same people he worked with in his own immigration proceedings. there's a smile on my face just getting to meet him and knowing through all of this, the way we talk about it, the politics of it. the public perception of it. this is so real and this is what he wanted to do wi

eric: all right, bryan, we will get the latest as we have it. arthel. arthel: eric and bryan, for more on this we will bring steve rogers, lieutenant directive for the police department in new jersey and steve, of course, we don't know the circumstances behind the shooting as of yet but based on reporting from bryan llenas, what can you glean from this? >> new jersey state police has probably the best crime scene units and what they will do immediately upon arrival look for physical evidence. anything from footprints to bullet fragments. that's number 1. number 2, as you mentioned earlier, the police have to work on trying to find a motive so what i'm gleaning it's either gang related or bias related or lone actor or actors who had a personal reason. you know, a lot of times when the criminal elements they know who exactly their targets are and they could have just sent a message. the police will obtain a names of people at the party who weren't invited and did not show up as well. so right now a lot of investigation going on but they will get to the bo

. >> reporter: today feels like a dream to 18-year-old bryan chavez. outside the port of entry in san ysidro, california, he anxiously waits for his mother, sandra, who is crossing from mexico. the two haven't seen each other since being separated at the at0 border in 2017, part of the trump administration's zero tolerance policy. seeking a safe haven from mexican cartels, bryan, 15 at the time, was placed in a refugee shelter while his mother was deported. ( crying ) finally tonight, a family ripped apart is reunited. and mother and son hold each other tight. other tight. >> there's clearly no words to describe the happiness that i'm feeling right now, ask i'm really grateful with all the people that did this amazing work to allow my mom to come them. eir pants.or freunder doeo what does a moment like this mean to our whole country? >> you know, i think when we saw babies being ripped out of their mom's arms at the border, whenln we saw children crying in cages, when we saw that level of cruelty, we really need to-- we needed to move quick to a moment

>> alcindor: republican state senator bryan hughes co-authored one of the texas bills, known as senate bill 7. what do you say to someone who thinks that this bill is based on a lie? and do you yourself think that 200, the election, was fraudulent? >> texas elections in 2020 went much better than other states, you can look at the results here. we didn't have near the problems that a number of states had. >> alcindor: so, do you believe that the 2020 election was-- was-- was fair with that? it was that president biden was legitimately elected? >> president biden is the president. he did not win in texas. president trump won in texas. and a lot of people say we're unhappy about the 2020 election in texas. republicans did great in texas in the 2020 election. we held the texas house, held the texas senate, held every seat in congress. and so, if we were concerned about that, this wouldn't even be an issue. this is about making the system better. we do thisvery time the legislature meets. >> alcindor: the bills also limit the number and location of polling places in only a handful of counti

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that is "country girl" by luke bryan, one of his many hits.here on our program. >> big news. >> can't wait for that. >>> and then jill martin is here with steals and deals. jill has been giving us a tour of her home each t >> looking great, the lawn looks good today's batch a good one, all about the hottest tech gadgets to help you step up your social media game, improve your wellness routine and a whole lot more. >> and ahead in the third hour, we're going to talk with the ceo of delta on the state of airlines, the gas shortage and summer travel. >>> and coming up tomorrow on "today," our good friend valerie bertinelli will join us with a perfect pasta dish it's easy and bright and just what you need on your dinner table. >>> before we do all of that, mr. roker, how about one final check. >> i think we're going to look ahead to the weekend, see what we've got going on for friday, cool start along the east coast, strong stormtss. moving into saturday, sunny and mild temperatures starting to get a little more mild for the eastern third of the c

. >> reporter: bryan is co-founder of focused media strategy based in florida. he's opinion flying throughout the pandemic shooting commercials in states. he says unruly passengers are become more common. >> you commercial airlines arou the country to ask how many passengers they have badden for failure to wear a mask or follow covid protocols. in all we found 2600 passengers who have been banned from commercial airlines for failure to follow simple covid rules. the message that the faa and federal law still requires every one to wear a mask everywhere in airports and on airplanes doesn't seem to be sinking for some people. this southwest airlines traveler at san jose walked right up to us and asked us why we were even talk about masks. >> is there a reason why you don't have mask or uncomfortable? >> it's very uncomfortable. i got a pimple on my nose because of the mask. >> any any airport staff or anyone talked to you about it? >> no. no. >> do i wear a mask? no. >> that behavioral piece is really important. >> reporter: dr. marcus is director of the aviation

bryan, you will be missed. you have done some really good work in your ten year with san francisco lafco. you've developed a robust work plan. and i know you're going to be discussing that work plan in a little bit here. but i did want to acknowledge and thank you, bryan, for all of your great work with san francisco lafco. and, can you see the presentation? >> chairman: yes. thank you >> great. i can no longer see any of you. i want to make sure that you can see it. so i want to be respectful of your commission's time. you've already had a fairly long meeting and you have several other items to discuss. so i'm going to go through this presentation rather quickly and only hit some highlights that i believe are highly relevant for you. and, i'll just note that i provided a separate power point deck that is a detailed look at who calafco as the state association is. i will not be going through that today but it is available to you as a resource and i'm happy to answer any questions about whatever's included in th

bryan llenas is live in times square with more for us. hi, bryan. >> hi, martha. been around in new york since 1984. for the second time in a row, this year it will be virtual. except for that enlistment ceremony that you just saw. take a look at this video, a special moment for 25 men and women that took the oath of enlestment to go down the journey and the path of becoming u.s. marines and sailors. so special. a chance for the public to meet the service men and women and this was really an incredible moment when the rear admiral swore these young men and women in. take a listen. >> a tremendous sense of pride. one, it's memorial day weekend. the commit my that these young men and women have made to our navy and marine corps is tremendous. even more significant because of that. second, this is a great place to your our military. what an amazing city. thank you for that opportunity. >> so look, you won't be seeing people dressed in whiteout here in the city but you can join them online at fleetnewyork.com. there's a lot of events helping add vaccination sites and

she hugged her son bryan for the first time in more than three years. deported to mexico without him, bryan stayed with older siblings in california, learning english, graduating high school a year early. >> it feels like a dream. >> reporter: the administration says more families will be reunited soon, but for now, these are tears of joy. this mother saying, "i love you my beautiful son." >> cecilia, these are emotional scenes, mothers reunited with their children. and i know a lot of people watching are going to wonder fo humanitarian reasons, but tempora temporary. they can stay in the country legally temporarily. advocates are calling for permanent legal protection given all the trauma they've endured. david, this is hardly the end of the story for these families. >> all right, and cecilia vega, we know you'll continue to follow this as you have for a long time now and we appreciate it. >>> in the meantime, we turn to a major recall tonight. peloton now recalling 126,000 treadmills after they were linked to the death of a child and some 70 other inj

weather. official said 151 runners were now confirmed. safe on the 8th of them were injured alexia bryan reports, they see it off early on saturday. for 100 kilometer ultramarathon, 172 ran as crossing the stoplight and just t shirts and shorts for a track that winds its way through the mountainous yellow river stone forest. and china's northern gone soup province. but hours later, the temperature dropped, and the race was hit by hail, freezing, rain, and high winds. goza did see this incident is a public safety incident caused by sudden changes in weather, in the local area. the provincial authorities have established an incident investigation team to further investigate its cause. the race was stopped after athletes went missing in the extreme weather and a search was launched. hundreds of rescuers tackled complex terrain, including narrow, high altitude paths, helped by thermal imaging, drones and radar to take his local media say some of the runners had fallen off the track into deep mountain crevices. temperatures plummeted further over night, making the search more difficult. so if

and so bryan l g 0, when india has become the 3rd country to surpass more than 300000 covered 19 deaths . there are fans that the number may actually be much higher because many that's been counted. had been struggling to control another wave of infections. and the major georgia vaccines is now forcing several states to go alone and try to seek doses from abroad. meanwhile, japan has opened its 1st master vaccination centers ahead of the tow lympics in just 2 months time. it's racing to an alternate thousands of elderly people as it battles a 4th wave now of infections. some government buildings and turkey have been converted to accommodate the demand. in argentina, many intensive care units are almost full as the country battles and new wave of kevin 1900 cases. the country is back on the lockdown on the economy as struggling . daniel, trying to report from one of very we've been here before at the start of the pandemic. it was grim then, but it seems much, was now. then there was hope the virus could be contained later, the vaccines would provide salvation. that so far hasn't been the

and sir bryan l g 0. the us as imposed economic insecurity restrictions on ethiopia over its role in alleged abuses in the t great region of not asia visas to e. c. o. p, and editor and government officials implicated in the kennings of thousands of people since november. the secretary of state says the actions aimed at forcing ethiopia to resolve the crisis, which began after original forces attacked federal military basis. and right now the world is at war against covert 19 dots. the declaration from the head of the un antonio terrace, was addressing health ministers from all over the world. we're taking part in a virtual world health assembly session is expected to focus on post pandemic reforms. well, health organizations chief says it's time global leaders step up and make bold decisions to prevent another pandemic from happening again. if we gone the same old way, we will get the same old result, a world that unprepared, unsafe and unfair make no mistake. this will not be the last time the world fac

it's backed public outrage was some c, as a lack of prompt planning, alexia bryan al jazeera. now a prominent iranian politician says the countries 3 month monitoring agreement with the us nuclear watchdog has now expired. iranian state news is reporting that the parliamentary speaker said inspectors may now no longer have access to images of nuclear sites and comes as efforts are underway between to run the u. s. and well, powers to reinstate the 2015 nuclear deal or cut off foreign minister has vowed to support all efforts to maintain stability in libya. mohammed been up to robin. i thought him at his libyan counterpart. now is the alman cushion. the capital tripoli. he's also holding talks with prime minister, the humming baby, cat back libby as you and recognized unity government against wall calling for after. while still ahead here on al jazeera, the battle of marie 4 years after the fight against i feel affiliation rebels. we look at the reconstruction efforts by the governments of the philippines. ah hello, thank you for joining us for the middle east. we do have some

like sir bryan algebra in the world is at war against code. the 19, now the declaration from the head of the united nations, antonio terrors was addressing health ministers from all over the world who are taking part and a virtual world health assembly. the session is expected to focus on post pandemic reforms. all the world health organizations chief also says it's time that global lead a step up and make bold decisions to try to prevent another pandemic from happening again. if we gone the same old way, we will get the same old result, a world that unprepared, unsafe and unfair. make no mistake. this will not be the last time the world faces the threat of bundle. this is the moment for bold ideas, bold commitment, and bold leadership for doing things that have never been done before. well, john hall is following that meeting for us from london. he says, ministers have been criticizing the unequal distribution of vaccines. dr. ted austin, to an extent secretary general good terrace, as well in those comments, pointing to the sort of wide appo

>> bret: bryan llenas in queens, bryan, thanks. work. here is what some fox affiliates are covering. fox 46 in charlotte as a district attorney shooting death of a black man by sheriff's deputies last month was justified. the d.a. there says deputies clearly identified themselves to andrew brown jr. who refused orders to stop and then drove his car directly at one of the officers. fox 5 in new york as andrew giuliani announces a run for governor. is he the son of former new york mayor rudy giuliani. he served as an aid in the trump white house. he has never run for public office. also tonight fox 35 in orlando as florida democratic congresswoman val demings says she will challenge incumbent republican senator marco rubio for that senate seat next year. and this is a life look at chicago from fox 32. one of the big stories there tonight, firefighters rescue a pet parrot from an office building ledge. a fire crew was returning from an emergency medical run sunday when he was flagged down by the owner of the bird. firefighters grabbed

>> bret: bryan llenas on this from the beginning. brian, bryan, thank you. the growing threat of cyber attacks u.s. government fueling calls all-star team of computer experts to fight back. david spunt at the justice department tells us about the possible formation of a national guard for cyber security. >> the trump administration failed to prioritize cyber security. >> even before he took the oath of office, joe biden promised that securing america's cyberspace would be a top priority. the immediate focus russia and china and claims american technology and government secrets are increationly vulnerable to state sponsored cyber thieves. in my discussions with president xi i told him we welcome the competition. we're not looking for conflict. but i made absolutely clear that we will defend america's interest across the board? the president's pledge is backed by democrats and republicans on capitol hill. a bipartisan group of senators and representatives want to create a civilian cyber security reserve. think national guard with some of the brightest computer

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as ranking member bryan steil mentioned, i personally argued that case. our supreme court has a four/three conservative dority. -- majority. the court ruled five/22 affirmed the decision that the voters did not need to be deactivated -- five/two that affirmed the decision that the voters did not need to be deactivated. my time is up. representative butterfield: sophia laken you are recognized for five minutes. sophia: voter list maintenance, when done responsibly, is appropriate and necessary. proper list maintenance requires not only removing ineligible voters but taking care that eligible voters are not erroneously purged. states and counties around the country have engaged in overzealous, sloppy, and poorly executed practices that have removed and disenfranchised edible -- edge eligible -- eligible voters. i would like to highlight a few here. proponents of more aggressive purging alston -- often propose comparing state voter roll lists to various databases like other state's lists. these lists are often incomplete or out of date. the protocols used ar

an cope can you explain what happened to bryan when he was 15 with his mother at the same port of entryes. that is one thing, sandra, when we told her about the reunification, she did not realize she would be entering into the very same port of entry that- ere sheas sepated om her s. they ented seekisylum. erwereepared after a couple o day theyere toldas you sai she s tolto say gdbye to r child, they were toldo say odbye toheir chirenhat they we not gog to seehem agn. cording toandra,he said theyereold, do't be otionaabout ito yourids don't reac for two we she hado idea where heas. had nidea what ha hpene to her enhe was depord bk to the harm she fled. she has en in hiding ever since. amy: and how was that they were reunited, carol anne donohoe? >> well, this is the culmination of years worth of effort and a lot of work done to the steering committee of organizations on the ground. sandra was referred to us by the steering committee to represent her in her reunification. that was july 2020. so that is how long we have bee representing her. the border was under trump effectively clod. it

bryan, just 15 at the time, was sent to a shelter and then to live with older siblings in california. now they are together again and family members carrying signs saying the wait was worth it. i love you. >> it feels like a dream. i was in the car and, like, is this really happening. >> reporter: they are the first family to be reunited under the biden administration. this video taken by advocates who helped organize the reunion. in some cases it has taken years to locate these parents in mexico and central america. the biden white house says the trump administration left them with little to no information about many of the families. to this day there are still more than 400 children whose parents have yet to be located. bryan, an app student, graduated school a year early and speaks fluent english and he had just a few minutes to say good-bye saying they would never see each other again. he has dreamed of this moment. >> i was talking to her on the phone and everything, but still seeing her in person, being able to give her a hug and everything. >> does it feel like a dream? >> yes.

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bryan llenas is following it for us tonight.d evening. >> the colonial pipeline shutdown has led some gas stations running out of supply but it's panic buying is making the public exponentially worse. it is panic at the pump. this cell phone video of a fight erupted in a gas station just outside raleigh, north carolina. a woman reportedly trying to cut the line before spitting the face of another driver who spat back. in the southeast, fears of gas shortages is feeling what officials say is unnecessary panic buying. >> everybody needs some gas right now. i don't know if you will have it tomorrow. >> it's affecting deliveries. >> delivery drivers. >> 69% of north carolina's gas stations are now out of fuel. 52% of virginia's gas pumps are empty. so too are half of the gas stations in georgia. all three states have issued states of emergency. so too has florida over fears of gas shortages and price gouging. all sparked by the cautionary shutdown of the colonial pipeline, the nation's largest. for five days following a ransomware c

shannon. >> shannon: bryan llenas in new york, thank you.ocrats are calling it for the people act but republicans say it's just a progressive power grab. the g.o.p. says the sweeping election reform bill, it would greatly expand the federal government's role in elections. democrats they would protect the right to vote for all americans. correspondent kevin corke wraps up a contentious tan capitol hill and previews the legislative battle now ahead. >> quite the battle. the senate rules committee vote whether or not to move forward with the legislation concluded for the predictable 9-9 tie right along party lines. that trap the bill we've been talking about in the panel. that's of course until the majority leader chuck schumer decides to send the motion headed to full chamber. >> this is not the last you'll hear. this is the beginning, as senator schumer will, under his rights, be able to bring this bill to the floor. >> amy klobuchar ready for action. the democrats do have 40 new members sponsoring the bill but the holdouts, senator joe manch

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mes pasado , y se reporta agresión policiaca por uniformados esto le pasó a una mujer de guatemala bryans diciendo que deje el teléfono decisión que hizo después que los oficiales llegarán para arrestar >> pregunten qué está pasando pero para porque no estaban las personas aquí cuando pasaron con mi hijo con >> en el forsejeo de la policía >> me botaron los dientes me golpearon la cara >> según ramírez así terminó ensangrentada con heridas en su cuerpo relata que la llevaron al hospital antes de llevarla a la cárcel >> cuando le quitan la ropa dice señora usted tiene cargos le dije por qué porque me golpearon >> cargos por agredir a los oficiales que ramírez no tiene historial criminal previo el abogado de ramírez dice que los oficiales deberían enfrentar acciones disciplinarias dijo que ramírez la golpeó agrega que ramriz no obedeció sus órdenes de calmarse por lo que le dio puños en su cara pero ramírez alega lo contrario >> no les hice nada solo grabar lo que estaban haciendo >> nos contactamos con la policía de (nombre en inglés) que nos dijo la directora de la policía de (nombre en

they have the star of bryan. they were engaged in another area as part of an offensive that was going on at the same time as meuse-argonne, attacking the canal. >> exactly. in fact, the meuse-argonne is what we know of the american part of a big offensive, but it's a common offensive from all of the troops. i think that's a key point. for the first time in the war, we have a group of americans, british, and french altogether. some american divisions were fighting under the french or the british, and that's the case of the 27th. the battle started on the same day almost for everybody, the 26th of september for the americans, 26 for the french, and september the 27th for the british around there. dion, we take a walk outside and look at the walls that are missing and also there is a relief map showing the movements of at the battle and perhaps you can explain a little bit more. >> we will understand a little bit more. >> let's go. that's for every american cemetery, we have one wall of a missing and here we have a

hi, bryan. >> good afternoon. the bottom line is there's two republican governors of new york since 1975. the last, governor pataki in 2007. republicans are trying to seize the opportunity created by democratic governor andrew cuomo's own scandals who despite it all is still set to run for a fourth term next year. andrew guliani, former new york city mayor rudy guliani's son released his first add as a candidate to unseat cuomo this afternoon. he talks about the crime he's father fought. andrew guliani is speaking from downtown new york. >> i think about where we are right now, what this means to me, what this means to so many new yorkers and so many families. how many people wish everything that they possibly could and the first time that they stepped in america, in new york, was right here or right over there on ellis island including my great grandfather that first stepped in the united states of america about 100 yards this way. they believed what i believe. that new york is the land of opportunity. america op

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mike: bryan, many thanks.than 2,000 national guard troops will be leaving washington today after spending more than four months on capitol hill. lauren blanchard has the latest on what security measures will remain in place after the guard members head home. >> reporter: the national guard is ending its mission here in the nation's capital. today the remaining 2800 teams -- >> god bless the national guard. they are leaving 137 days after the attack on -- >> reporter: thousands of troops have stood watch since january. at its peak, 26,000 troops were authorized. the pentagon extended the mission for about a 5,000 back in march. slowly the numbers have been reduced, and most temporary fencing has been put away. but to secure the capitol going forward, lawmakers are divided. last week the house narrowly passed a $1.9 billion security supplemental bill. now it's up to the senate. the bill includes money to reimburse the national guard, harden capitol windows and doors and create a quick reaction force. >> we need

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bryan recorded video of arbery's death and even allegedly hit arbery with his truck after joining the mcmichaels on that chase. >> in the east bay disturbing new surveillance video of yet another ugly attack. 2 teenagers attacking and robbing an 80 year-old haitian man. this happened saturday in san leandro, the man pushed to the ground. he was punched of the teenagers can be heard on the video laughing. the man's fitbit bracelet was stolen. investigators are not ruling out calling it a hate crime and they are appalled by the fact the attackers are apparently so young. >> it is absolutely disheartening. i have elderly parents who also go on early morning and evening walks just hitting the victim screaming for help and and seen the suspect's actions, especially as the running away laughing. it's just callous. >> san leandro police say they believe the the parent teenagers could be also responsible for snatching a woman's purse. a half hour later, an investigation into both incidents is ongoing. there is more fallout following another violent weekend in the city of oakland. people are u

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edin dzeko, once of city, made his mark, before bryan cristante cut united's cushion to three goals.ic tie. what a way to reach your first final as manchester united manager. katie gornall, bbc news. england captain harry kane believes an all—english champions league final between chelsea and manchester city can only benefit the home nation ahead of the upcoming euros. it is great for our national team so that we have a lot of our players playing in those games. that is what we want. we want them getting exposed to the biggest games around the world. i'm sure it'll be a great final. two teams deserve to be there. they have played really well. i will be excited to watch the game and see who comes out on top. newcastle united have been cleared of tax fraud, after a four year criminal investigation by hmrc into alleged �*secret�* payments to agents, for former players including demba ba, pakiss cisse and moussa sissoko. meanwhile, owner mike ashley has accused the premier league of blocking the sale of the club last summer and is seeking damages for the collapse of the £300 million deal

just last month, a gunman opened fire in bryan, texas, using a handgun to kill one co-worker and wound five others. and despite the bill's popularity, at gun ranges like this one, statewide polls still have 58% of texans opposed. governor greg abbott says he'll sign the bill as soon as it hits his desk. lester. >> morgan, thank you. >>> up next, the urgent new warning about ticks. >>> a new alert as the weather gets warmer. kristen dahlgren now on the explosion in potentially disease-carrying ticks. >> reporter: on a recent expedition in coastal connecticut, this researcher was amazed >> 200 longhorned ticks on myself. that's within two minutes. >> reporter: the longhorned tick first found in the u.s. in 2017 it's known to devastate livestock. researchers are still investigating what it could pass to humans he also found gulf coast ticks, common in the southeast, now spreading into new england. other research shows black-legged ticks similar to ones known to spread lyme disease are now prolific near northern california beaches. scientists calling this year the perfect storm. a mild win

bryan mbeumo somehow missing the target here. the second leg is on saturday.isappointment for the home fans as swansea left with a 1—0 win. andre ayew with the all—important goal in the first half. the second leg is also on saturday. tottenham have responded to reports tonight that harry kane has told told the club he wants to leave at the end of the season. kane's been frustrated after another disappointing campaign. but ahead of their final games against aston villa and leicester this week, as they chase european football, tottenham have said, "our focus is on finishing the season as strongly as possible. that's what everybody should be focused on." manchester city are at brighton tomorrow, and the champions have had some good news — kevin de bruyne is back in training after a recent injury scare. he missed the premier league games against chelsea and newcastle. he's unlikely to be rushed back for tomorrow. of more importance, of course, is his readiness for the champions league final against cheslea at the end of the month. kevin is important, like everyone

cleveland, uh and in a second term that level of inflexibility is the reason why william jennings bryan said what he did there's a sense almost insensitivity to a country where the suffering is very broad and and very wide that this man simply doesn't care which i don't think is true. he simply believed that the national government shouldn't take on those responsibilities even in a time of economic catastrophe, which is second term. in fact was of course the price of that was that thanks to his policies. the democrats would be as a result of it out of power for 16 years i don't know. it's a big price to pay for being right. that's true. that's true. but this this talk of views on the state government versus the federal government and the split between at least blaine and cleveland if not republicans and democrats. sure, sort of calls back to me a bit of a question that one person from the audience has i'm vincent now. i actually don't know if this particular fact is true. so i'll ask you which is whether cleveland pay to stay out of service and the civil war. but what that room i would