butler: i read it. it's about 300 additional hours that areed to -- mr.calhoun: we created andeficiency metric, not simply as a paid but as a recognition that the senior folks and folks are proficient at the task they don't need to have somebody next to them while they do it. so of all the issues that we ard, for all of those people, 30,000 training. sen. butler: so it is $1 billion come about. mr. calhoun: something north. sen. butler: north of $1 billion dedicated to the implementation of the and moving plan moving forward relative to people. are those costs, are those dollars going to be going into the pockets of boeing workers around the world? mr. calhoun: will pay for all of the time in training that they get. it is not a compensation. make, to take people off of that airplane job and make sure we train them to be ready to do the airplane job. sen. butler: but they will not be compensated for the additional training -- mr. calhoun: they are paid for everthere, yes. sen. butler: now you have a more highly skilled worker, theoretically, and there's ni

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butler: so it is $1 billion come about. mr. north. sen.butler: north of $1 billion dedicated to the implementation of the and moving forward, -- the plan moving forward relative to people. are those costs, are those dollars going to be going into the pockets of boeing workers around the world? mr. calhoun: will pay for all of the time in training that they get.it is not a compensation. 6vthis is an investment the company will make, to take people off of that airplane job : and make sure we train them to be ready to do the airplane job. sen. butler: but they will not be compensated for the additional training -- mr. calhoun: they are paid for sen. butler: now you have a more highly skilled worker, theoretically, and there's nine adsound, the more skills they a tkibuli, the better they will get paid. sen. butler: and that is the billion dollars? mr. calhoun: no. i don't have the aggregate number for that. i would be happy to provide that. sen. butler: i would really like to understand, because i think if what you haved, if the plan you have

and the reason i say that is because his butler is not under dressed the way it was an august 2006. when 17 o one was acceptable to husband. spell those favor actually this time around is one of the leverage i think. and enhancing may be what yvonne would like to get out of a regional deal that has yet to emerge. mm. how, how big is, of course, you know, iran is, has the last biggest backer. how big is there? leverage does, has blood do whatever iran says, or is there, are there frictions among leaderships and, and can, has the law say, you know, this is a bridge too far? this is not something that we're willing to do. how far can they, can they work in their own accord? great question. there are local issues that matter to that group in lebanon, and don't really matter to evolve. and there may actually be at times friction from security effort. this is you wouldn't imagine whether it's the wrong or even the said reason, actually to, to go all the way here. the said regime as it regains control in syria. mino always see eye to eye with as well as presence in syria and may seek lever

also important to remember that since october 8th, a day after they've tober 7 tragedy began, has butler's calculations in south lebanon against is really interested in northern israel. have also been extremely cautious. so i, in my assessment is that despite the bluster, despite the threats, this is still air full, calculated to a degree escalation, but nothing that's nothing that's not familiar. and the reason i'm using this word, it's because for a long time now for decades, south lebanon has been a battlefield. at times of quiet times, it's like today, which means there's a battlefield that's being leveraged now, how it's being leveraged as a story in itself. but as well as calculations in 2024 are very different than as well as calculations in the 19 ninety's. but for that matter, in 2006, i think one of caution i think is actually extending despite of being 8 months into this conflict. at how has, has ball that changed over the years and where does it stand? now? that's a great question. uh, has been laws influence been living on is that an all time high? as well as leverage, i guess

once more and loving on, they know that met may not be satisfactory to his butler may be too eager on long term. so there's always a natural friction. but in terms of the, the capabilities and the military interest and the security security of the running regime as well as a 100 percent and alignment on the lebanese front. i don't think husband was happy with the economic crush. i don't think husband was happy with the presidential vacuum. it may not be happy that it's pick for the president has not been acceptable. but that's i think local fiction that maybe he's wrong, may not hezbollah to reconsider. but at the end of the day, local interests for that group and how it survives among other lebanese actors that are different. but i think is as well as terrain less what iran looks at when it comes to 11 on. but in the bigger picture, it is clear, this is everyone's mirror reflection. it is a substrate group that manages it is borne out of the 1980s increases rather than decreases its presence to become sophisticated really involved in regional wars that play out largely and it runs fa

if think about ben butler union ben butler when he occupied new orleans. in may of 1862.and you think about bs order and all the stuff that that entailed, that became a rallying cry to help garner recruits into the confederate army. because he's doing this, you know, at the time, confederate conscription is going effect and was it worked? i mean, this this recruiting effort and support for the draft because butler it brought troops confederate forces who were going after butler. i don't think this is some kind of i think there is precedent happens during the war tond if we do this, we can potentially these types of. now beyond civilians might potentially shiftopposing side. there were some who simply believed that anything negative of toward civilian populations that simply it was wrong it was uncivil. it was barbarous and they thought it would have an adverse effect on their own personal development as human beings. this is a moment, i think, the historian jacquyn, who wrote a great book about quakers from indiana during the civil war, i think captured this this very ver

james mortimer, workers party of britain, dawn butler , labour, britain, dawn butler, labour, amin murphyndent. so there you go. lots of choice available to you. let's talk , remain let's talk let's talk, remain let's talk then, shall we, is there any more? is there more jenny singh , more? is there more jenny singh, gosh, there's loads of people in this one, adele. sick and johnny singh. there you go. liberal democrats. them's the rules. everybody got to give everyone a shout out. now let's talk nigel farage. he's got himself in hot water again today. alison >> these are. yeah, they're ordinary people. that's how people out there speak. that's how they feel. they they express on facebook, on facebook . perm on facebook, on facebook. perm nazis. they are the same thing. people are allowed. people are allowed to have opinions. people are allowed to express views . are allowed to express views. >> what do you make of that? >> what do you make of that? >> mike godwin i think nigel farage has a point because over the last 20 years or so, we can all sense the national debate, the national conv

he refers to it as general butler's fugitive slave law. and it solves the of slavery for the first year of the war. it doesn't make the united states an anti-slavery nation yet. so it is not threatening slavery in kentucky or maryland or missouri. you know, during this period, you know, a group of ministers comes to lincoln and says you'll have god on your side if you free the slaves. and he says, i'd like to free the slaves out. and i'd i'd like to have got on my side. but i need kentucky and and that, of course, is true true. but by the beginning of the summer of 1862, this has changed. we all think of the emancipate proclamation it issued right after antietam as a major element in the war and a major element in the law of war. because now the law of war that you can free slaves but it actually much earlier than that when. first passes a law to have compensated emancipation for slaves in the district of columbia providing money for slave owners there because of course slaves are property so you can't take property without compensation be

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paul butler, this is not a complicated case.because he filled out the form and he bought the gun. the question is whether he thought he was free of addiction. >> not complicated but sad and tragic. many of the jurors said during their voir dire, their families have experienced issues with drug abuse. the defense is that when hunter filled out that form saying that he wasn't a drug addict or user, that that was true at that time. he used drugs in the past. the form asked about the present. there are questions on the form, have you ever been convicted of a felony? the drug question is, are you a user or addict? hunter says when he said no, that was not a false statement, because that's not how he thought of himself at that time. >> paul butler, they are racing through this case. if the prosecution may well be resting -- thank you so much. thank you, sarah fitzpatrick. >>> we just learned steve bannon has been ordered to report to prison on july 1st. ryan reilly joins us now. bring us up to date. >> reporter: yeah. moments ago, the

on paul butler, our devoted and courageous chairman. and on that fighting campaign, whose support i know welcome president harry truman. i feel a lot safer with all of them on my side. and i'm proud of the contrast with our republican competitors for their rank that both in that not one challenger has dared to put his head up in the last 12 months. i am fully aware of the fact that the democratic party, by nominating someone of my faith as taking on what many regard as a new and hazardous risk, no. at least since 1928, the democratic party has once again placed its confidence in the american people and in their to render a free and fair judgment and in my ability to render a free and fair judgment. to uphold the constitution and my oath of office, to reject any kind of religious pressure or obligation that my directly or indirectly interfere with my conduct of the presidency in the national interest. my record of 14 years in supporting public education, supporting complete separation of church and state, and resisting pressure from sour

as pull no longer on the defensive, but rather on the offensive when it comes to dealing with his butler. something that's important to note here is that these really army chief of staff 1st see how levy had previously been the one to also make these kinds of statements that there had been new battle and attack plans of 411 on that had been approved. but this time it was just top generals, india is really military. nonetheless, this is a shortly quite the response from these really are me, given how humiliating the failures in the air defense systems were. what has bella was able to fly? perhaps one or several drones to obtain nearly 10 minutes a video footage that showed sensitive military complexes and targets including iron jo, missile defense batteries. so we also heard from one is really official, the foreign minister, who said that israel is getting ready to change the rules of the game when it comes to his ball and that shortly they would be destroyed. if an all out war were to break out, all of this comes as bindings on boy almost hook scene is in the region meetings with both le

the hyphen mayer early, who complained the doctor, his butler released the trash and sewage no one from these really, governments called his office to assess the situation. and this is a fashion try twin government that lots really care about civilians about any civilians. not only that, tell us the news only beneath and doesn't care about its own civilians. prime ministers in yahoo ensues that both tours with him us and his butler were imposed on as well. but not everyone in the country greece. this is a lie that they haven't been saving. the 5th is, is here saying only by power, only by war, shall we exist. peace, a v. i was for the goal. she ation the answer. having a palestinian faith is the answer. what more will never be the answer when his bola syncronized its attacks on israel with him asked after october 7, it said it would stop as soon as the war in gaza ends. but as these 5 talks have, once again sold, the wars seems more real than ever. israel once before, they will not say openly because though it will be uh many backlash is against them from abroad and also from here from

the powers fat open on monday natasha butler has moved from terrace. a few weeks ago. the french government has suggested to close as the company, the organizes, the euro satori alms, fast cities rating companies should not be welcomed. that is because the french government, our gains, is rose on getting a miniature operation in rockford. now what's the organizes the if and when ben was on to do is fine, or is there any company so that 74 is ready, funds have to keep away from mr said hey, how is a complaint about that? and that bond is now being is a ton by a french court to decide that it was discriminatory. however, it's not the yet for the organizes congress. because last week, another course in phone had decided that anyone linked to any of these as rated companies could not attend the federal either wednesday was for the more notes with as a what is riley or northwell that amazing. so i hope the case is foreclosures and for the organizational trade for so they decided to appeal that time the products all stop by and for decisions still to come. latasha butler, i'

butler here is live at sward beach, in normandy. so the collaborations for the day, well on the way, what are we expecting today? and natasha stairwell underway. people remember, and what happens is years ago when any, a 160000 allied troops landed on these beaches in normandy, a turning point in the bowl. the really led to the end of it to me and does not feel too patient in western europe. the french presidency, my know, my girls being meeting veterans, he said this sacrifice was never be forgotten. they all around 200 world war 2 veterans, including those the 2 fault in the day here, there in the ninety's that are about a 100 years old as well. or more of us present job items he has just arrived here in norman's. he's at the american cemetery. he's meeting some of the american veterans. you'll be listening to the stories, no doubt, safari, emotional moment for all of them. and the actions during these commemorations really is on those veterans because of the g. a pulse is of course it is clear that that will be few. i'd feel some

the national variety has already said that that would be jordan butler, 28 year old jordan butler who has practically no professional experience is this person who has been pushed through the top of the fall, right. apache, he's become very popular on take talk with. so what videos, but not for a substance, you know that he has put forward doing his speech. is that well, he would be the head of the government and he would, they pushed a bed. uh, an anti immigrant stands. b, i'm gonna enter him against on spot he's been talking about and all these policies that the policy wants to put in place, for example, what they call the national preference. basically that people with a do a nationality, franchise society nationality and another national. he wouldn't have access to what he called strategic pace and government, for example, in the defense or the security sector. that hits a lot of people hard, very hard hand for us about 3500000 people with do a nationality. many of them were born in france, few very french, and now being told no, you're not french enough. tell us a bit more about

the message of the video clip has butler can penetrate is right space undetected. and if it wants target key strategic sites, it's all part of the gradual unveiling of have all those capabilities we've seen in recent video releases 5 logical wolf designs to put pressure on 11 on southern neighbor israel's immediate response to the video with one of the right footage, claiming to show an ass strike on a team of his blood drawn operates of israel's minister of foreign affairs. then took the x to suggest that all out war is imminent and that his butler would be destroyed on a related note this week. and his ready ministry spokesman admitted that the government was misleading the public by saying it could destroy a mouse in gaza. nevertheless, if a message possibly is ready, the media have been peddling for months before the top should. so what may or you're telling me she and the show room is gal estimate lower can come us as well as me government? she's buff. none of this went on nights just by has been the lead huffman the, through a lot on wednesday, he said threat

the hyphen mayer early, who complained that after his butler released the dread footage, no one from these really, governments called his office to assess the situation. and this is a fashion try twin government that is not really care about civilians about any civilians. not only that palestinians or labor needs and doesn't care about its own civilians. prime minister netanyahu ensues that both tours with him us and his butler were imposed on as well. but not everyone in the country agrees. this is lie that they haven't been saving the surface is here saying only by power, only by war, shall we exist. peace a v r sir, because she ation the answer. having a palestinian faith is the answer. once more will never be the answer. when his bolus syncronized its attacks on israel with him as of october 7th, it said it would stop as soon as the war in gaza ends. but as these 5 talks have, once again stalled, the wars seems more real than ever israel once before, they will not say openly because though it will be uh many backlash is against them from abroad. and also from here from within. bu

there was, however, an element of truth in butler's observation going. so to aid the had been a feature of the underground railroad some time. these emissaries subversion blended into normal commercial and trade in systems between the two sectors, making difficult to detect them. we know something of their activities because their failures. allison wark james burr and george thomson students at marion in quincy, illinois crossed the missouri in 1841 to help that should be crossing the mississippi. so for those geographers who very keen to cross mississippi in 1841 to help in slaves escape, they would betray the court and sent to prison. that stopped neither the flow of escapees out of the section of missouri nor the arrival of emissaries from illinois. by the end of the decade, it destroyed missouri and threw up her in despair. subversive as she them was her words. thick as and a dead horse. in september 1844, local officials were nonplused by the escape from lexington of louis hayden, the wife, his wife and their son calvin fairbank and william webster

dawn butler i can tell you, she tweeted out. rise of the far right and incels in massive capital letters. that bit the attack on woke feeds into this dangerous rhetoric , the surge in support rhetoric, the surge in support for the far right across europe is a warning for us all. farage and reform , some tories should and reform, some tories should be nowhere near power. what do you think? some of that. sorry >> well, i think i think george made a good point about the specific context around these elections and how, you know, with the european election, people, you know, were in many cases were registering a protest vote and macron kind of making the political calculation to go early to the to the french population in the hope that actually, when it comes to people voting for, for the government in france, you know, they will be they will consider their vote more and perhaps won't lodge a protest vote. we'll think kind of more, you know, think more carefully about what they actually want to see in, in france. i think it's also po

my maid isn't there a butler and has more than the catastrophic humanitarian situation in the north. the people who are or able to get back to these area, describing a very dire situation, is right now with nothing left for them to stay in their life. for the coming years, we're talking about an area that turn to from quite densely populated, with all the necessary needs available into a waste land right now, including water, wells, public facilities, infrastructure health facilities are completely now out of service. whatever is within of these health facilities is nothing more than a sending a skeleton. nothing more or more to receive bodies that are collected from the streets or removed from under the rubble of maybe the hardest part of what we've seen from the northern part is the many bodies are removed from under the rubber is completely deceived. skeletons of calls of children and women, an elderly collected from sites and areas which was very difficult for the paramedics and the civil defense, the crew members and their route to reach to but they are able right now there is a

union ben butler when he occupied new orleans. in may of 1862.r's women's order and all the stuff that that that became a rallying cry to help recruits into the confederate army. because he's doing this, you rate conscription is going effecti mg effort and support for the draft because butler it brought troop confederate forces who were going after butler. i don't think this is some kind of irrational idea. i think there is precedent en help understand if we do this, we can pont of. now beyond concerns about how waging war on civilians might as how they might benefit the opposing side. er who simply believed that anything negative of toward civilian simply it was uncivil. thought it would have an adverse development as human beings. this is a moment, i think, the o wrote a great book about quakers from il war, i think captured this this very, very well. and nelson observed that there are so many■ soldiers the outset of the conflict, in particular, that they thought if theyyn enge in these types of activities againstuld lose their sense as e value

councilmember butler dr. colfax /* dr.olfax. >> i understand your commitment to the planning process that is engaging the community before any cuts take effect. thank you. >> all right. seeing note other names on the rosters colleagues this matter has been heard and now filed and will be dealt with by the budget and provisions committee tomorrow madam clerk because to. >> roll call for introductions. >> yes. supervisor ronen next to introduce business submit. thank you. >> xhrpdz. >> colleagues i am going to try to rush there this but important in memoriam for many people in the community i'd like to adjourn today's meeting in minimum of ross an harris a lifelong resident born in 19 three 5 general and raise for the mission a ferry haven't lower of man's by all things cats and advocated foreclosely for cats big and domestic and been spending hours advocating for the welfare and collecting indicate fig republicans and cat clothing and in fact, i don't think i saw her without anything with a without a cat on that pretty sure

councilmember butler dr. colfax /* dr.olfax. >> i understand your commitment to the planning process that is engaging the community before any cuts take effect. thank you. >> all right. seeing note other names on the rosters colleagues this matter has been heard and now filed and will be dealt with by the budget and provisions committee tomorrow madam clerk because to. >> roll call for introductions. >> yes. supervisor ronen next to introduce business submit. thank you. >> xhrpdz. >> colleagues i am going to try to rush there this but important in memoriam for many people in the community i'd like to adjourn today's meeting in minimum of ross an harris a lifelong resident born in 19 three 5 general and raise for the mission a ferry haven't lower of man's by all things cats and advocated foreclosely for cats big and domestic and been spending hours advocating for the welfare and collecting indicate fig republicans and cat clothing and in fact, i don't think i saw her without anything with a without a cat on that pretty sure

robbie butler, back to dann 's a human tragedy.n our screens is beyond anybody�*s excuse. it doesn't matter if it is an israeli child or palestinian child who loses their life and there have been hundreds if not thousands of them, which is terrible. but i want to point to a common that was made that after the october seven attack he did say that israel should not do, should not attack in the manner that some people thought they would because if we're going to learn a lesson from where we have been in northern ireland, it has to be dialogue, it has to be dialogue and there has to be a solution. and unfortunately it has been playing out particular on social media where people look like they're taking sides... . ., people look like they're taking sides... . . ., sides... that has to be an end to the occupation _ sides... that has to be an end to the occupation and _ sides... that has to be an end to the occupation and apartheid - sides... that has to be an end to| the occupation and apartheid and ethnic— the occupation and apartheid a

the court still hasn't come up with a way to reconcile those two tensions. >> katie phang and paul butler, thank you very much. stay with us, if you would. >>> up next, live to florida where a hearing is under way right now, former president trump's classified documents case. what is happening there so far. there is a lot of activity. >>> plus, campaign cash. new reporting on the money both president biden and trump are bringing in and why the former president's coffers are filling up fast. >>> and we'll talk to a white house official about the new nationwide effort on reproductive rights two years after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. we're back in 90 seconds. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. os you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. (vo) if you have graves' disease, your eye symptoms could mean something more. that gritty feeling can't be brushed away. even a little blurry vision can distort things. and something serious may be behind those itchy eyes. up to 50% of people with graves' could develop a different condition called thyroid eye dise

as for dawn butler, i don't particularly identify with dawn butler's strands of left wing politics. fringe figure within the modern labour party. yes, she's got a big following online, but i don't i don't think she stands for represents what keir starmer is trying to achieve with this labour party. he's changed it massively. he's literally put his predecessor from running as a labour candidate or being a labour mp. everyone in this country should gb news viewers know . itv news gb news viewers know. itv news viewers know that starmer has changed the labour party. it's clear as day , clearly, not clear as day, clearly, not clearly not. >> how has he changed the labour party? you're just saying that dawn butler doesn't represent the current labour party, but here she is standing for election under keir starmer's bannen >> dawn butler should not, in my view, have stood up for david tennant in the way that she did because i've already made perfectly clear. >> how is the labour party changed, david? >> what david tennant was said was ill judged and i cannot imagine standing on a public p

dawn butler waded in today.ember her, and backed tennant, saying not all black women think the same. i agree with david tennant . that's agree with david tennant. that's it. that's the tweet . 54 year it. that's the tweet. 54 year old dawn butler there, by the way, tweeting like a 16 year old. but there we go. an odd response from miss butler, by the way, who has spoken out about the poor treatment of black female politicians in the past. last year, she complains that the disrespect for black women in the commons was, quote, shocking . so does that same shocking. so does that same solidarity not stretch to miss badenoch in this instance? well, i guess not. and her comments come on. the same day, shadow health secretary wes streeting is trying to repair labour's relationship with women. writing in the daily telegraph that labour has a, quote, lot of work to do to earn the trust of women in the wake of rows about transgender rights. so i wonder. it's interesting, isn't it? i wonder how he feels about dawn butler's

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and for instance, oh, with his butler's using weapons, we haven't seen before. which are more effective than the ones that we're using at the beginning of the war. so concern is high. and when the holiday is over two morrow, we could see resumption. now, we do know that for instance, hizballah has conceded that one of its fighters was killed in a drone strike. about 14 or 15 kilometers north of the border with israel. so these rallies have been following the normal pattern of strikes within lebanon but hizballah has for now been holding its fire and i stress for now, jim, ryan and ben, i wanted to get your take on yahoo dissolving the work cabinet. what do you think? >> well, in terms of its impact on the situation in lebanon, it's hard to say, but certainly one thing that we see that most is israeli political leaders seem to agree on is that they're needs to be more assertive action against his butler where get lipid. one of the opposition leaders in addition to benny guns as well as the hardliners in the israeli government are pushing prime minister nicola and