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ryan: there certainly are avenues for resolving this. there are civilses like this are resolved in such a manner. this is up to the justice department on how it wants to resolve these cases and what prosecutors can point to is the fact there were four years in which hunter biden was supposed to file taxes, in which he had money and says in order to pay these taxes, instead of doing so it says he was spending them on personal expenses that ultimately was money that should have been going to the u.s. government. geoff: what consequences does hunter biden face potentially? do you have a sense on when this case would start? ryan: the justice apartment says he faces up to 17 years in prison if convicted on all counts. there is no indication when all of this will get underway. his gun case in delaware is set for a hearing this month. lowell has said he intensified -- he intends to file motions to dismiss that case. they are having every indication at this point that hunter biden intends to fight these tax charges. geoff: npr's ryan lucas, thank you for joinin

really a million people went out into the streets, blocked avenues, protested, threw stones, had meetings with the police, that is, a full-fledged civilm, full civil confrontation. and at that moment, yes, there was such a political, relatively speaking, split, we had maduro, who controlled the power apparatus, and we had the head of the parliament, juan guaido, who had great hopes and was recognized by a large number of venezuela's neighbors, ukrainians, and latin americans, as the legitimate president of venezuela, including the united states recognized him at the time, and if i remember correctly, the european union partially or fully , and the problem is that this leader of the opposition parliament... gaido, who had international recognition and could in theory bring the revolution to an end, he did not take advantage of this chance, he was not able to convert his father's protests into some political result in venezuela. as a result, he is in exile, and in venezuela, maduro has successfully suppressed activists, successfully suppressed the media, pushed everyone who was in one way or another opposition out of the country, millio

of more curb ramps accessed, more civil work to modify the existing median and additional signals to protect the crossing bikes and additional signals facing 39 avenue and striping work to improve the bike connections. and this request is the last one for our allocation and this is for tnc tax funds. this is vision zero quick build for $6 million for construction phase. the remaining high injury network miles addressed through combination of quick build quarter projects and tool kit project which implement core safety at the intersection level. this funding request is for the staff labor and quick build materials to meet this commitment and there is amount of $50 thousand for evaluation include here and for any tool kit specific evaluation needs that may come up. since the program was formalized in 2019, mta completed 32 corridor projects and 15 more in the planning and design phase and all together account for over 50 miles of traffic safety improvement throughout the city. one of the upcoming quarter projects is on [indiscernible] to enhance ped safety, add protected bikeway, install stop changes and implement curb management near schools. in addi

of more curb ramps accessed, more civil work to modify the existing median and additional signals to protect the crossing bikes and additional signals facing 39 avenue and striping work to improve the bike connections. and this request is the last one for our allocation and this is for tnc tax funds. this is vision zero quick build for $6 million for construction phase. the remaining high injury network miles addressed through combination of quick build quarter projects and tool kit project which implement core safety at the intersection level. this funding request is for the staff labor and quick build materials to meet this commitment and there is amount of $50 thousand for evaluation include here and for any tool kit specific evaluation needs that may come up. since the program was formalized in 2019, mta completed 32 corridor projects and 15 more in the planning and design phase and all together account for over 50 miles of traffic safety improvement throughout the city. one of the upcoming quarter projects is on [indiscernible] to enhance ped safety, add protected bikeway, install stop changes and implement curb management near schools. in addi

civil war photography and in particularly photog coffee at gettysburg. now the shutter a house was located at the base of hill on stein, where avenue where the quality in some of you might be staying. there were the quality inn now stands at is image. looks uphill past tiny town road across the national cemetery and into cemetery. now several years ago, bill i were having drinks at the reliance mounts. where? where franz, his friends call him, keeps his office hours. so we were introduced to a man named fred shafi and he had something he wanted to show us. so pulled out a folder and out he pulled a folder out of his briefcase and and produced this image. the only known original print of this photograph. after jaw hit the table i had previously a poor reproductions of it, which i was using for our project. but fred, very kindly allowed me to use a high resolution scan that print for our research. the details in this photograph are astounding. in the foreground, you can see the gutter. his backyard is being used as a parking lot for carriages up on the horizon. you can see the gatehouse, the 90 foot poplar tree, the flagpole, the rise of the speaker. stand. a

avenue. >> colorado supreme court cites section 3 of the 14th amendment of the constitution which states, that is breaking insurrection us can't serve as senators, representatives, presidential electors or hold any office of civil or military under the united states or under any state. important to note, it doesn't mention the presidency. and it is that vagueness that prompted a colorado trial judge to keep trump on the ballot back in november but colorado supreme court disagreed with that part of the decision. the majority opinion here stating, quote, it seems most likely that the president is not specifically included because it is so evidently in office, added that the conclusion of the presidency is something other than an office in the under the united states is fundamentally at odds with the idea that all government officials including the president, serve we the people and yet the dissenting opinion here, offered legal toehold for trump when he inevitably appeals this ruling to the us supreme court as his team has made it clear they will. one dissenting supreme court justice concluding that a candidate should not be disqualified under the 14th amendment if they haven't been convicted of insurrection whic

this new york civil fraud trial that has the potential of dismantling and lick quit dating his empire, there's nothing somebody can do about this case from 1600 pennsylvania avenues. that a whole lot of people seem unmoved by the whole thing. they are convinced by donald trump's argument that this is a witch hunt. those who will support him, it seems many people will. but some polling indicates if it he's actually convicted in some of these cases, we move from the abstract into the practical and there's a small percentage of people who say, maybe i need to go somewhere else. what does that look like to you? does somewhere else look like nikki haley? does somewhere else look like joe biden? >> if there was going to be another nominee for the republican party, this would have to happen before their convention in july. i don't think there's going to be a con conviction before july. and that would be the moment when the party could get together and pick somebody else. there are no real laws or rules in these party conventions. but then again, if somebody else is selected as the nominee, he's going to stage a write-in campaign. he's going to try to destroy the other

of more curb ramps accessed, more civil work to modify the existing median and additional signals to protect the crossing bikes and additional signals facing 39 avenuethe bike connections. and this request is the last one for our allocation and this is for tnc tax funds. this is vision zero quick build for $6 million for construction phase. the remaining high injury network miles addressed through combination of quick build quarter projects and tool kit project which implement core safety at the intersection level. this funding request is for the staff labor and quick build materials to meet this commitment and there is amount of $50 thousand for evaluation include here and for any tool kit specific evaluation needs that may come up. since the program was formalized in 2019, mta completed 32 corridor projects and 15 more in the planning and design phase and all together account for over 50 miles of traffic safety improvement throughout the city. one of the upcoming quarter projects is on [indiscernible] to enhance ped safety, add protected bikeway, install stop changes and implement curb management near schools. in addition to prioritizing the imple

avenue? i spent a lot of time and put in my book, so i am with you. host: why did you choose to write about the final year of the american civil war? guest: that is a good question. i had written the biography of stonewall jackson, he died in 1863 in the middle of the war. when i researched that book, i had to research the lead up to the war, i had to research those two plus years. i did not have to research past that because my central character was dead. my wife observed that if jackson had lived to gettysburg, we would probably be divorced because i would have had to research gettysburg. but i didn't because they did not live that long. i got a very close up view of the war's first two years. after i'd written the book, i was reading about the later war, some books about the end of the war. i was struck by how absolutely hard and cruel and bitter and vengeful it was, compared to the first couple years of the war. not that war is a pretty place, people were dying from bullets in diseases like crazy in the early war. but there were something more innocent about it. at the end of the war, you had the rise of guerrilla warfare, whic

avenue to reverse the emergency order. they did send aetter to kate's doctors warning them that the order will not insulate hospitals, doctors or anyone else from civilnger. we know she's enduring a lot of pain. also the mental anguish and the possibility of ever being able to have a baby again. that's what's at stake here. and yet it's the texas attorney general who's going to push this again and try and reverse it? i need to understand what's wrong with that man, number one. legally, what are the implications here? >> so this is like the commercials that we've been seeing where there's a couple in their bedroom and all of a sudden an old white guy shows up and says i'm your republican congressman and i'm here to tell you what you can do. this is what activists mean when they say abortion is health care. for this young woman who is the mother of two children who says she has always wanted a large family, this decision will undoubtedly impact whether she can continue to have children in the future. she's told the scarring from a delivery if she carries this pregnancy to term might end her ability to bear children. who do we want making these decision