but clark worked his way up. have lacked in perhaps academic ability, he certainly made up for in work ethic. he became chairman's attorney general and became very successful in being an aggressive attorney general. in part because he recognized that he was not the best lawyer in the building. so, what he did was manage the department of justice and say, what can we do to advance the administration's agenda? now, we expect that of our attorneys general. the president certainly expects it of the attorney general. but at the time, prior to that, the attorney general had generally been kind of what we think of now, what these lawyers think of now, as a solicitor general. as an exceptional lawyer with impeccable credentials. now, you can get someone in there like president trump had to senator jeff sessions in there. carrying out his agenda. and president george w. bush had alberto gonzalez. neither of those were these great, incredible legal minds. they were effective, though for the time and which they were there,

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clark agreed.he situation with an e-mail from that set up a serie of events that would rock the justice department. >> we came in on monday, december 28th, a hectic day as the work, and then in the afternoon we got that e-mail which i had to sit down and rea more than once to make sure i understood what he was prop proposing. >> what was he proposing? >>> he was proposing sending a letter signed by the three of u were the acting attorney gen general, myself and attorney clark, to georgia, but also the other states, the other swing states as well, suggesting essentially that they set aside the elect doors signed to support president-elect biden, and hold hearings, and basicall have the state legislators. a new slate of electors. >> the letter claimed the west that the justice's investigations have, "identifie significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of th election in multiple states including the state of georgia." was that true? >>> no. >> why the letter was sent solely by jeff clark

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kimberly-clark is one of them.he company behind household products like scott and huggies, it has showed a worse than expected volume decline in the quarter. joining us now, bringing case. walk us through -- brendan case. walk us through the issues kimberly-clark has had. >> consumers are starting to run out of patience with increases. kimberly-clark said its prices were up 10% in the fourth quarter, unit volumes were down. the biggest decline in almost two years. people are flying less huggies, and it was a similar story last week with procter & gamble. kriti: one of the pieces that stood out to me is that kimberly-clark is talking about their international exposure, and specifically the fx hit they are taking. this is something we hear from tech companies. the idea that a stronger dollar is eating into their profits. it applies to kimberly-clark as well. walk us through that piece of it. brendan: that has been a headwind, and is going to be another headwind going forward. as other international issues as well. on

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one of the defining newspaper of a generation, martin clarke . so generation, martin clarke.he'll explain why an exclusive interview at 1020. and as their popularity slips to a record low in the aftermath of spare, is this the end of harry and meghan's time in the spotlight? my meghan's time in the spotlight? my royal milestones lady colin campbell and phil dampier weigh in at 945, also on show tonight as his comments about nurses sparked controversy as former cabinet minister simon clarke right, say that no one paid £35,000 to be using a food bank motivated. 1030 is the nation turning a blind eye to the war on? dad, one of the nation's most prominent female politicians, ann widdecombe speaks on this taboo subject at 935. plus, how britain countenance electing a man this desperate to become a world economic forum lap dog . let us economic forum lap dog. let us just ask you quickly , you have just ask you quickly, you have to choose now between , davos or to choose now between, davos or westminster ? davos . i've of westminster? davos. i've of starmer's wef antics and tomorrow

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clark: yes. and this is not a hard sell. because they understand what is at stake. and this isn't about events and celebrations events and celebrations that they have planned, which, of course, you know, we would love to be able to do that. but this is about the dangerous moment that we are in. and it is about the chaos that the republicans are creating, so we have to be here to make sure that we are doing everything possible to under this crisis, to get a functioning house of representatives, and to get to work for the american people. reporter: have you spoken to kevin mccarthy in the last three days? mr. jeffries: there have been communication back and forth, but just about procedural matters. reporter: representative cori bush said about byron donalds him being black makes him a -- mr. jeffries: can you repeat that question? reporter: so representative cori bush tweeted out that byron donalds, him being black makes him a prop. do you agree with what she said? mr. jeffries: my view has been, let's continue to organize on our side as we've done, strength, unity, r

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one of the defining newspaper of a generation, martin clarke . so generation, martin clarke.he'll explain why an exclusive interview at 1020. and as their popularity slips to a record low in the aftermath of spare, is this the end of harry and meghan's time in the spotlight? my meghan's time in the spotlight? my royal milestones lady colin campbell and phil dampier weigh in at 945, also on show tonight as his comments about nurses sparked controversy as former cabinet minister simon clarke right, say that no one paid £35,000 to be using a food bank motivated. 1030 is the nation turning a blind eye to the war on? dad, one of the nation's most prominent female politicians, ann widdecombe speaks on this taboo subject at 935. plus, how britain countenance electing a man this desperate to become a world economic forum lap dog . let us economic forum lap dog. let us just ask you quickly , you have just ask you quickly, you have to choose now between , davos or to choose now between, davos or westminster ? davos . i've of westminster? davos. i've of starmer's wef antics and tomorrow

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clark.o interview these men and reveal these facts, here is the noted commentator and war correspondent, bill dowds. >> the eventses you are about to hear are shocking. the films you are about to see are not pleasant. some of them are revealed for the first time. but what you will see and what you will hear is the stark truth that every american should know. ♪ ♪ .. their official army. they are only a tiny fraction of communist atrocities and we can't began to commemorate the terrible crimes committed by the communist military and civilian prisoners but we are going to tell you about some of those crimes then we are going to show you some of the brutal result not to shock you but to reveal the true nature of the enemy, to give you an idea of the ruthless communist mind and what would happen to civilization under communist rule. nevermind that these atrocities have taken place not in the dark ages of -- but in 1950, 51 and 52. look closely. we know it isn't a pretty sight but you remember wha

what would you do with kimberly-clark here? >> we think the key right now with kimberly is for the last two years, they've been very hit or mess. the last quarter was the first time in some time that they've did a little bit better than expectations they're controlling their gcost a little bit better. if that continues, we think the stock will be a good stock for the next 12 months we're pretty cautious on consumer staples in aggregate, but we like kimberly one of the best it does have a 3.5% dividend yield, which is good and we do think that even though it's at 23, 24 times earnings, that it's underearning because of the cost problem. if they finally get their act together, we think it has pretty good earnings leverage we wouldn't buy today, but after the earrings were released, we're very comfortable buying it here >> we talked about some of your hesitance with the staples more broadly, but i take your point about some of the to become cease specific reasons here. >> and if the stock disappoints and it does sell off by 5, 8%,

>> adam clark, i rise to nominate kevin mccarthy. -- madame clark, i rise to nominate kevin mccarthy. [applause] >> the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, madam clark. there has been a lot of talk about history over the last few days. in 1856, it was a last time it took longer than the votes we are having right now. hundred and 33 over two months without question. the issue divide us today are much less than they were in 1856. in fact, there's far more to unite us then divide us. the issues today are over few rules and personalities. while the issues at this time were about slavery, and whether the value of a man who looks like me was 50% or hundred percent of a human being. it was a long, drawnout, painful process. but it needed to happen. in the end, with annual banks one, by the slimmest of margins. margins don't matter when your policy is on the right side of history. [applause] on that day, longer gay, -- long ago, a one. the people who believe in freedom and self-determination wine, leading the nominee and the leading republican nominee will win again today. [applause] since

this, going back to what general clark said about em-1, if the u.s.ot save a lot to defend the fashion since altace, although defense ministers will bebe there from the ukrainian contact. it would beex very useful and important and prudent for secretary austin to say we need countries to send battle tanks to ukraine.. we need countries to start expecting the best ukraine will need aircraft to fight this war. we need to stop playing games as a former minister has said, about using crimea as a negotiating chip. to which i would say it's the equivalent of saying let's just let, you know, germany keep the mainland and divide it up and call it a day. no one is going to do that during world war ii. we shouldn't be willingar to dot now. we should not d be rewarding evl for bad behavior. and i do think that there's a lot more that allies can do, and there's lot that allies are doing behindd the scenes that they're not taking credit for. but again finland has got 11 -- military aid to ukraine, totaling almost 109 million euros. her countryin of 5.5 million tht

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. >> good evening everyone, it's my honor to stand here with the house democratic with, katherine clark, and the house democratic chair, i want to thank catherine for doing an extraordinary job today. making sure prep -- democrats were present, voting and entirely unified. through these three different votes that took place, i want to thank aguilar for their very kind and generous words of nomination. today is the first time in 100 years that the house of representatives failed to organize on opening day. it's a sad day for house of representatives as it institution -- as an institution, a sad day for democracy in the american people. house democrats are unified, ready and willing and able to get to work. -- to work on behalf of everyday americans. we are prepared to find common ground with the other side of the aisle to solve problems on behalf of the american people. but we do not have a willing partner in house republicans. house democrats already -- are ready to build upon the incredible progress that we made on behalf of the american people in the last congress and continue to advo

dr rachel clarke, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.you have had pretty much two decades of doctoring. how has that time changed the way you do the job? well, i think i was pretty naive when i started, in the sense that i went through medical school that taught me essentially how to fix broken body parts. so that's the way you learn medicine. a sort of mechanical approach to medicine? yes. so, liver — how does a liver work? how does it break down? how do you fix it? then you'll move on to heart, lungs, brain. so you end up acquiring this kind of piecemeal, jigsaw approach to fixing broken bodies. and, strangely, given that most people want to become doctors because they care about people and they want to help them, patients as human beings are very often just sort of shoved to the periphery somewhat, and you're never taught overtly how to heal, how to imagine yourself in an empathetic relationship with patients, wherebyjust the act of talking with them itself can be therapeutic. so i think i came out of that very much of the mind—set th

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tara stephen clark is a legal : analyst and former prosecutor, who says the release of this video willertainly have an impact on his trial. >> neither the defense team or the prosecutors wanted this released because it greatly affects his opportunity to get a fair trial. terra: bodycam video shows him arriving at the home the night of the attack, capturing the moment where he allegedly attacked pelosi with a hammer. >> i think the defense may move to change venue outside of san francisco, because every san franciscan that sees this will have a difficult time coming into court and giving him a clean slate. tara he is facing multiple : federal charges and state felony charges, including attempted murder and entered a not guilty plea. >> the mental health defense is still on the table for him. tara: and this recording of police interrogating him could play a key role, says clark. >> i think the defense will look at this statement he made to the police and say this is a man who is unhinged, suffering from mental illness. tara but clark says the police : questioning could cut both ways. >>

in the bay area, another landslide this one near the golden bear rec center at uc berkeley on the clark kerr campus infrastructure can't handle the amount of water falling on us right now, student danny quickly realized the thick mud was too much for his scooter to handle me back to my dorm and like i can't go there now, obviously because it's a lot of roads closed. it's inconvenient , but what are you gonna do cuts through the middle of the wreck and youth sports area on sports lane. many programs are held in these buildings and on these fields, all youth sports classes were canceled monday. the slide closed the pool sport courts skatepark, the softball field where this giant tree toppled over. and the gym for golden bear gymnastics to the door. i tried to open it. it was locked , and her dad missed the email about the cancelations and showed up to gymnastics class to find the door locked and parking lot nearly empty tomorrow. it's back on. a few other students showed up as well and found part of the road covered in mud. there wasn't anyone sitting there, and they were like no cars wit

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. -- clark. she is the minority whip.worried about climate change her kids were having nightmares about it. clark's own son was riding along with antifa in boston on saturday night. he was vandalizing a monument on boston common when police tried to arrest him. protestors assaulted the police causing an offer to bleed from the nose and mouth. oh, that was her son. clark was forced to issue a statement about this, of course. if you knew what the personal lives of the people who run the democratic party were like you would understand their politics. clark referred to her son as her daughter and wrote that quote: this is a difficult time. in the cycle of joy and pain in parenting." your adult son pretends to be a woman and attacks police officers. totally normal. part of the cycle of parenting. if you knew the details of their personal lives you would understand their politics. this is the party of weak men and unhappy women. when you have an effect here is the official endorsement of domestic terrorists from the highest lev

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clark: i see an offensive coming. i believe there on it defense of but they are attempting to bleed ukraine while putin has time to mobilize and work his next forces of action. i think his strategic offensive in the string or lease summer by russia is a distinct possibility. where it falls remains to be determined. probably not in the south because it would require re-crossing the river. it could happen belarus for again in the east. will it have the full strength and modernized equipment and russian first offensive? probably not. you can be sure behind the scenes russia is scrambling to rebuild those forces, begging around, north korea and china for assistance. those nations are looking at the west to see the response. i think the strength of this offensive is indeterminable at this time. i do foresee that russia is not going to remain on the strategic defensive. >> how might a major ukraine offensive begins ukraine impact defense against belarus or the donbass region? zagorodnyuk: we need to understand that the oper

legal analyst steven clark the release of this interview attack. will make it difficult for to happen to get a fair trial, especially in san francisco. he not only set out, he says to injure mister pelosi, but he also wanted to go after the speaker and other high-profile people. >> which this potential jury is going to think makes him a very dangerous person. and while clark says prosecutors will benefit from the paps admission, he was there to do harm. he says defense attorneys may also benefit from the police interview for the defense. they're going to point to the delusional nature of this in his the tree. alex statements against people in the democratic party like the hillary nancy pelosi and that he had other targets, that this is a man that's unhinged, that he's suffering from some t and they're going to say the interrogation plays right into that. clark says ultimately if a jury can be convinced attack on paul pelosi was not attempted murder, but just an assault dropped. that would be a win for the dan on >> the pats defense attorney is call

>> thank you, madam clark. house . the clerk of the house: the gentlewoman is recognized. >> my colleagues, well it's groundhog day, again -- >> would the gentleman yield? the clerk of the house: will the house be in order. mrs.cammack: i would like to address not you but the american people, because quite frankly they are -- well, we don't have a speaker yet. the american people, while they are our boss and we work for them. yesterday, as we were here on the house floor, our constituents from all around the country made their voices heard. today the calls, the text messages, emails, they all continue. people are letting their voice be heard and that is a very, very good thing. because that is what we are, after all, a constitutional republic that serves all americans, not just a select few. to all americans watching right now, i want to tell you we hear you, we hear you. and we will get this right, no matter how messy this process is. we will emerge better for having been through this, because nothing great ever comes

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. >> stephen clark is a legal analyst and former prosecutor, who says the release of this video willinly have an impact on his trial. >>>> neither did the defense team -- neither did the defense team or prosecutors want this release because it greatly reduces his opportunity to get a fair trial. >> it shows him walking up the night of the attack, capturing the moment where he allegedly attacked pelosi with a hammer. >> i think the defense may move to change venue outside of san francisco because every san franciscan that sees this will have a difficult time coming into court and giving him a clean slate. >> he is facing multiple federal charges and state felony charges, including attempted murder and entered a not guilty plea. >> the mental health defense is still on the table for him. >> and this recording of police interrogating him could play a key role, says clark. >> i think the defense will look at this statement he made to the police and say this is a man who is unhinged, suffering from mental illness. >> but clark says the police questioning could cut both ways. >> he makes a

and while clark says prosecutors will benefit from paps admission, he was there to do harm. he says defense attorneys may also benefit from the police interview for the defense. they're going to point to the delusional nature of this in his the tree. alex statements against people in the democratic party like the hillary nancy pelosi and that he had other targets, that this is a man. it's unhinged that he's suffering from some mental defect and they're going to say the interrogation plays right into that. clark says ultimately if a jury can be convinced attack on paul pelosi was not attempted murder, but just an assault dropped. that would be a win for the defense. >> dan kron, 4 meantime, the paps defense attorneys calling the release of that evidence, quote, a terrible mistake. deputy public defender adam lipson said in a statement, quote, releasing this footage is disrespectful to mister pelosi and serves no purpose except to feed the public desire for spectacle and violence. the footage is inflammatory. it could feed unfounded theories about this case. and we are extreme

i'd like to thank our guests lewis clark. he's c e o and executive director of the government accountability project. i'm john curiosity and this has been the whistleblowers. 2 2 2 ah ah the claims of the king of the belgians leopold the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in 1885. in the very heart of the african continent, a state under the rule of the belgian monarch was declared. since the beginning, the congo free state was total may him for the local population and functioned as a universal concentration camp. the majority of the population, including women and children, were forced to work on the rubber plantations. those who failed to fulfill their quota were beaten and mutilated to keep the congolese people under control. the king set up the so called for spook leak, which were punitive detachments that cast terror on the captured country and its inhabitants. fearing that their subordinates would simply waste bullets hunting for wild animals, the officers demanded that the soldi

great insights, short working for clark again as the inspector of infantry. uh, at army field forces and in 5152 commanded i corps korea at that transitionary stage between the active combat and the stalemate had along the dmz had a great command there worked very well. general van fleet uh, from 1952 to 1954, he was commanding general u.s. army, pacific. during that time, general radford, who was the pay com commander, said, hey, you need to go check what the french are doing over in indo-china. we're worried. we need you to light a fire underneath general navarre because they're losing and we need to keep indo china free. and one of the cool lessons i learned in the research was why did we care about indochina in the first place? it's because all the raw materials that were being used to rebuild the japanese economy, which was the linchpin of our asian strategic plan for the defense of asia we needed a free basically vietnam. so that's why we were involved in vietnam in the first place. so we went looked at it and says, yeah, we, the french can do this. we

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