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in 2019 justice thomas and his wife flew to indonesia on harlan crow's private jet and boarded crow's 162-foot super yacht, the mcella rose, to island hop with harlan crow and his wife. the total cost of that trip alone could have exceeded $500,000 if justice thomas had charted the jet and yacht. lucky for him harlan crow covered the cost. he also went on trips to bohemian groves, spent summers at crow's private resort in the adirondacks. but there's more. crow paid thousands of dollars to cover tuition for justice thomas' grand-nephew. he purchased real estate owned by thomas and his relatives, including thomas' mother's home where she continues to live rent-free, and crow donated half a million dollars to a conservative advocacy group founded by justice thomas' wife. i could go on and on and on because the list of gifts justice thomas has chosen to accept and failed to disclose goes on and on and on. justice thomas is not the only supreme court justice who's accepted lavish gifts from billionaires and refused to disclose them. in 2008, justice samuel alito boarded a private jet boun

at that time, jim and crow at unit still caused by the groups headquarters, which were on the top of the 3 hills. each connected to another 3 strong battery as had been built around the peaks cleverly placed behind them. hidden machine gun nests and rifle trenches in the center for several months. it was solid block houses with workshops, hospital's weapons stalls and printing houses. they had prepared for a very long time. a huge forest kept everything beneath its maternal canopy. so it was very hard, even for our avi action to find the groups center where supplies went carefully, the reasons camouflaged. one captive showed us those hitting place as a customer we survey of one bunker. can you please results? 18 sense of beams. $0.02 of grease. several barrels of cub i'd. so $0.02 of cone $300.00 windows plus umbrellas, pets, super close for around $300.00 people. $0.20 of wheat, and 8 barrels of gasoline. 15 bicycles. the one press for a flat printer, a copying machine, right in kids, ink, paper serves, etc. the . the funny surprised we understood that afternoon on the foundations i

funds were launched in the form of gold coins above the funds brought from the 4000000 dependents. crowe at state where jews and serves with plundered to support the most to show organization in exile. an estimated 150000000 swiss francs were in pounded by british. whatsoever it is that the strows with frontier, the balance of approximately 200000000 swiss francs was originally held in the vatican for safe keeping. and according to a ruler, a considerable portion of this later amount has been sent to spain. and argentine as through the vatican's pipeline, but it is quite possible that this is merely the smoke screen to cover the fact that the treasure remains in its original repository. sincerely yours, emerson, bigelow, famous journalist and research. and that would look and she was one of these survivor. he was a child of closer and home. she is live, keep dedicate to collecting the names of the killed children till the age of 14. so he collected precise names over 19419 to establish names or children killed from consider a region killed in just signal. what's extermination? cap, the l

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after the civil war of 95 disappeared, they had to leave crow aisha. and now no more than 2 percent of correlations, population is being the habits of world war 2 and a few sent events continued in 1995 with an attack on the serbian population in sylvia in croatia, boston the or by most of the known and was what i mean terms of godless and the lower authority community is the check of you can see where we are job, you have to go to want to set up like what the issue is utah. those are, you know, see going from the she's here. what is the origin, the policy, you know, in syria, in the most, it won't be seen by easy. it's just what is it going to get? no, no, and i'm of course, it only opens. he got a gun that will allow us to send anyone at all. no, not the the in 1881. seeking to expand its property in north africa, france decided to attack and easy. the invasion began with a bump bartman of the french fleet on coastal cities and was followed by sending in the ground through the french easily occupied one of the key city. please eric and the bay of doi

crowe and mr. leo?ation extend beyond what you see as i need to implement a code of ethics? the reason i ask the question is i have washed your senate floor speeches, and you seem to allude to underlying tax crimes. what is your theory of the case? geoff: -- sen. whitehouse: first of all, we need to know with these conservative justices have been receiving. propublica has brought out some things. it is not clear that we know all of it. we also have to develop information about how systemic this is. this is not just a random gift here or there. it is always the same individuals, the same front groups. there is a network effect here that we need to understand. then the finance committee separately is looking at the tax side for several reasons. first of all, where these gifts declared as income if they should have been? if the donor declared them as a business expense, how do you get away claiming that is personal hospitality? there are also gift tax considerations once you get over $17,000. it looks like

so is major league baseball eating crow, michelle, over jim crow 2.0?gle, i think, is what joe biden called it, right? so far beyond jim crow. 2.0. they're slowly -- this is how it goes. they make this very controversial decision to take the all-star fame out of atlanta. it hurts georgia, it hurts atlanta, but they do it for the same reasons charly was just elaborating on, they're e caving to this mob, right? they caved, and they moved it to colorado. now there's enough distance we can quietly move this game back. the point is nothing about the voting laws in georgia have changed since they withdrew the all-star game georgia. so what changed? they're trying to just quietly make amends leer, and it's -- here, and it's really, i find it embarrassing, i really do. cape. sean: and, charly, the laws in georgia made voting easier, but the requirement to vote stronger. no one was prohibited from voting in the great state of georgia. >> no. in fact, there was a record number of ballots that were cast before a midterm election, the most in history. so it's quite

>> crow got in after her first nomination.ers, like chaka khan, had to wait years for this moment to be honored by common and other stars. she influenced so live, i made you. chaka skipped the red carpet and so did missy elliott work it. but she spoke to gma's robin roberts about what it meant to be inducted. >> this is high, as you know, for me in music, you can get like like i said, it's the highest honor in the case of the late george michael, it fell to his former bandmate andrew ridgeley to do the honors. >> bernie taupin, who wrote the words to so many of their shared hits, was inducted by elton john . >> i'm happy to see all of these people going in with me at the same year. you know friends as well as people that i respect tremendously to be in there the same year as willie nelson. that's gravy, man. >> hard rock was represented by rage against the machine. sandy kenyon, abc7 news. >> a big night for music. all right. let's turn now to the weather forecast. meteorologist sandyha patel is here with the seven day sandy.

circus, yeah, oh , if i were young, wow, oh, that raven is flying again, again i see him, we also have crowsn moscow, but not like this. i think in moscow only pawls fly, but what is this pickle or jam? i have no idea, i’m making this for the first time, vinegar to taste, to taste - how much is it? oh, one spoon, oh, two spoons, well , that’s enough for my taste, give me the lid, roman patrician recipe, vegetable ferk. our museum is old, thank you for raising it, yes, i’m sorry, i’m usually used to handling things myself, but yes, that’s what i understood, but if there’s a healthy, strong, handsome man nearby, why not exploit him, right? especially since i was running around here myself. oh, ancient birch bark, the helmet of an ancient knight, put it in its place, excuse me, for a thousand years all kinds of rubbish have been piled here, and you are going to clear it all out alone, well, not 1.135, again i can’t guess, everything is much simpler, you know, fire inspection, somehow i didn't remember about this before premises, just in connection with a robbery, check, sergey, nothing, nothing

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and they've been butchered in less than a rated by the yapping gun behind the young crow. after driven by just the life and courage to convulsive hand gripping a red hot barrel is old, which remains after the unrestrained design of a self destruction particular repeats at the bottom of the hill, which it reaches over the brow. sending and fragment says the head, the front is awakened and its appear like caps with knives in that teeth. the muscle as white light of aluminium rockets does nothing to frighten them. they penetrated the right wing. some crow, hence, with hand grenades and side weapons threw themselves into close the dam with their bodies. then something awful happens. that makes the blood run cold. a dead woman. for the 1st time, no one cries, the link in a high steady tone. others join in men, women, children, charged with the animal battle lest it for outlines dealing with them. suddenly with the 1st rays of the sun disappears in the distance. only the roar of the cattle being with town to the forest of causal can be heard. the gangs attempts to leave the area

>> crow got in after her first nomination.aka khan, had to wait years for this moment to be honored by common and other stars. she influenced so live, i made you. chaka skipped the red carpet and so did missy elliott work it. but she spoke to gma's robin roberts about what it meant to be inducted. >> this is high, as you know, for me in music, you can get like like i said, it's the highest honor in the case of the late george michael, it fell to his former bandmate andrew ridgeley to do the honors. >> bernie taupin, who wrote the words to so many of their shared hits, was inducted by elton john . >> i'm happy to see all of these people going in with me at the same year. you know friends as well as people that i respect tremendously to be in there the same year as willie nelson. that's gravy, man. >> hard rock was represented by rage against the machine. sandy kenyon, abc7 news. >> a big night for music. all right. let's turn now to the weather forecast. meteorologist sandyha patel is here with the seven day sandy. yeah, and th

leonard leo andujar lan crow are central players.heir baseless refusal to respond to inquiries prevent us from understanding the full scope of the issue. as chair of the committee i cannot allow them to thwart congressional authority. for these reasons i have asked the committee to authorize subpoenas with respect to leonard leo andujar lan crow. this issue may be one of the most important the committee can consider. we have now reached a point because of disclosures by the press about lavish gifts and trips to supreme court justices where the reputation of the court is at an all-time low. it is within the power of the chief justice and the associate justices to solve this problem before noon today and they should have done it long ago. how can we possibly justify that out of the entire federal government, there are nine individuals who are exempt from responsibility to disclose this sort of thing? when you take a look at the rules that govern even congress on this matter, you can understand that this is part of burden of public serv

the former pullman porter left the jim crow south for evanston.termined, he and his wife built a home. >> a white contractor very explicitly told him and my mother, "i'll build a house for you anywhere within that redline zone, nowhere outside of it." >> byron: back then, green money wasn't enough money? >> exactly. >> byron: gaines celebrated his 100th birthday waiting for his $25,000 housing voucher. in april, he died. still waiting. one of the 11 ancestors to pass before receiving reparations. >> it's just unjust. he should have been prioritized. >> byron: there is a sad innocence your eyes now. >> yeah. with all the promises and all the hoopla, he never got to see it. >> byron: when i think about the seniors who have passed away, people who applied, who were all-in, who bought it, but who never saw a penny of this money, how does that hit you? >> well, i hope that they transition hopeful and not disappointed. i heard from seniors that said, if i don't receive a dollar, this city has acknowledged this harm and committed to a process. >> byron:

you go back to the history of jim crow, they would tell you the exact same thing.eople always have good reasons besides "i hate you and i don't like you" to justify the right for imposing an oppressive regime on other people. it is never that simple. that was the first thing. the second thing i think you're referring to, this is really personal for me. i came up in a time and place where i did not really understand the ethic of nonviolence. by ethic i mean the notion that violence itself is corrupting, that it corrupts the soul. i did not quite understand that. if i am truly honest with you, as much as i saw my relationship with the palestinian people and as much as it was clear what the relationship was, it was at the same time -- there was some sort of relationship with the israeli people, too, and it was that when i particularly enjoyed. because i understood the rage that comes when you have a history of oppression. i understood the anger and sense of humiliation that comes when people subject you to just genocide and people look away from that. i, from the desc

the obvious thing that our tax dollars subsidizing apartheid, subsidizing segregationist border, jim crow regime, but i also felt as an african-american who was reared on against jim crow, against white supremacy, against apartheid -- i felt tremendous shame. how could i not know? amy: "but we must speak." in this special broadcast, we hear the words of national book award winning author ta-nehisi coates, civil rights attorney and author michelle alexander, columbia professor rashid khalidi, and others from an event organized by the palestine festival of literature organized in response to israel's bombardment of gaza. >> this is part of a 100 years war on palestine. it is not a war in palestine, it is a war to implant a settler colonial presence at the expense of indigenous people, which is being pushed out slowly but surely. amy: all that and more, coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org. i am amy goodman. today a special broadcast. "but we must speak: on palestine and the mandates of conscience." that was the name of a november 1 event here in new york where leading writers

today's 17-year-olds, after all, did not live through the jim crow era. they did not enact or enforce segregation laws, or take any action to oppress or enslave those in the past. whatever their skin color, today's youth are simply not responsible for segregation that many of us suffer during the 20th century. they do not shoulder the moral depths of their ancestors. far from improving race relations in our nation, racial preferences highlight our racial differences with pernicious effect. the racial boxes into which universities place applicants are little more than stereotypes suggesting that an immutable characteristics somehow conclusively determine a person's ideology, beliefs, and abilities. that is decidedly false and dehumanizing. people who share a similar skin color may have entirely different experiences and viewpoints. the same skin color does not mean that we look alike or think alike. to link individuals buy only their skin color is racialism itself and racialism simply cannot be undone by different or more racialism. if we continue down thi

. >>> on friday we spoke with the heads of the for country caucus led by colorado democrat jason crowublican tony gonzales and began by asking them about their bipartisan efforts. >> what this caucus is all about is respecting each other and being able to have those debates where we can agree on some basic facts, we don't call each other evil or names or not maligning each other personally we're having policy debates figuring out how to move our country forward. >> why do you think, congressman gonzales, being veterans somehow changes the way you're able to speak to each other about these things? >> it's as simple as service and folks that have worn the cloth, regardless of service, they love this country and we work together to solve real problems. >> the afghan special interest visas are important issues. i spent five years in afghanistan. we don't want to lose sight of our allies and leave those people behind. we've pushed hard with this caucus to give ukraine everything they need to win this war, to include f-16s. we were very early, we were the first bipartisan caucus to push the

, including trips on crow's yacht, his jet, and 2a6 lose of adirondacks resort.om repting by the new york times, that ts man of the people drives a top-of-the-line luxury motor home but with a loan from the entire purchase price of over a quarter million dollars. from another wealthy friend, not crow. nbc news is not independently confirmed that report. the senate reviewed and found that this alone for over a quarter of 1 million dollars was mostly forgiven. senators have also requested more information from harlan crow and other benefactors of the supreme court justices. -- getting only limited cooperation, they now plan to issue subpoenas. senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island is a member of this judiciary committee and one of the people leading the push for those subpoenas, and he joins me now. it's good to have you on, senator. let's start on the rv home. obviously, you know, supreme court justices are people. they buy property, they buy houses, they get mortgages, they get loans for stuff, fine. but for giving loans sound a lot like a gift to me, maybe

, a bear and a hare are flying on a plane, and a crow with its wings on the plane clap, clap, back ande scythe says that you're doing, he says, it's good for me, i'm showing off, but i can, yes please, there's something wrong here , i woke up, you guys, yes... they're flying down in half, and the crow says, why are you showing off when you don't know how to fly, here to show off, you need to know, be able to fly, absolutely, so in the elections you need don’t show off, we need to offer a real program and team , we have it, and we will be able to pass these elections with dignity, the name of the candidate who will represent the communist party in the main political race of the country is still unknown, however... the cpr promises that they will name him after internal party approval in the very near future. varvara nevskaya, news. joe biden hopes to persuade sijinping to force china to limit the export of legal chemicals that can be used , among other things, to produce psychotropic drugs. substances. western media are writing about this on the eve of the meeting between the leaders of

, a bear, a hare, and a crow with its wings on the plane, clap, clap, back and forth, with a sideways are you doing , he says, i feel good, i’m showing off, but i can, yes please, here he jumps, suddenly taptygin woke up, what you guys, you're showing off, but can i please, he jumped twice and flew in half, they're flying down , and the crow says, why are you showing off when you don't know how to fly ? we must not show off, we must offer a real program and team, we have this, and we will be able to pass these elections with dignity, the name of the candidate who will represent the communist party in the main political race of the country is still unknown, but the cpr promises that they will name him after internal party approval in the very near future. varvara nevskaya, news. today, moscow awarded the finalists of the top block project. the competition is held by the presidential platform russia land of opportunities. this is a simultaneous competition and free educational program for those who want to work. from all regions of the country. this year, more than 50,000 bloggers and s

and i’m also very afraid of a vampire, what kind of vampire, well, the scary one, he took away the crowokay, let’s go , i can’t do it now, i have a rehearsal coming up, but as soon as i finish, i’ll go to the garage and examine everything, don’t worry, or better yet, go juggle and study, now i’m sure the biker sterilized the medallion. heard what he said, what? prisoners, often with their legs, that’s what only bandits say, i saw it in the movies, so he’s not a biker, a thief. where did he get the red car then? well, you never know, it was just someone’s car standing there. or maybe he even hung his nose at the circus. who's in the garage then? made noise. hooliganev. and i love ice cream so much. and i’ll have cotton candy, it’s so delicious, yes, yes, yeah, in general, who was making noise in the garage then , i don’t know, maybe there’s a whole gang there, tsyupa is running, tyupa, tsyupa, tsyupopochka, tsyupa, come, zf, suddenly a person with the cane will appear, well, you go, i’ll stay, for now! behind me, i deciphered three symbols: cancer, aha, the sun, aha, fading, the shortest

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i'm kathy lee, an audit partner here with crowe. and on behalf of crowe, we're very pleased to be here with you today. we were recently engaged by the city to perform the financial statement audits for two departments of the city, the san francisco airport, as well as the san francisco metropolitan transportation authority. and i understand that you've had your previous auditors, kpmg, for quite some time, so i thought it would be worthwhile to just briefly introduce the firm to you. crowe is a national large national firm with over 5000 employees within the us. specifically, we have significant investments in california with six offices throughout the state and the san francisco office, of course, just down the street, i lead crowe's government practice in california, as well as in the west. and i'm also your lead engagement partner from crowe. think on the next slide, annie. we'll go over the scope of the audit. all right. so similar to what i presented earlier, we have listed all of the different deliverables that are audited by

no one else's mother lives in a house that crow built or bought.true. that's true. it's just spiting their nose to spite their faces at a national level. gabe roth, we're so grateful to you to get to talk to you about these developments. thank you for starting us off. >>> when we come back, try nguyen the twice impeached disgraced ex-president in a case seeking to bar him from the ballot is at the very best premature and the very worst misguided. we'll explain why why a court order in minnesota doesn't mean that trump can't be barred from the ballot there for his role in inciting the january 6th insurrection. we'll also be joined by three college students who say the death threats and physical attacks they have witnessed against jewish students on campus are being treated as free speech and not the hate crimes and intimidation that they believe they are. we'll have that conversation later in the hour. "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ what happened? well, when you opened up the chewy box, yo

both leonard leo and harlan crow have already come out with statements denouncing the possibility of issuing them subpoenas. how will you go about enforcing those subpoenas, once they're issued? >> well, we're moving forward with the investigation one step at a time. the first step next thursday is to vote for the subpoenas. once the subpoenas are in place, they are a legal command to these individuals, to come forward and provide the documents and answer the questions that we have asked for. if they refuse, we have a number of options and we will be making a decision as a committee about which options we should pursue. but, i would note that the argument that they have made, which is that it is unconstitutional of us to ask these questions, is a ridiculous argument by any measure. this is a question of disclosure by justices of gifts, which must be done under a law that congress passed. and if the gifts are big enough, recusal by justice is under a law that congress passed, and the judicial conference which implements the disclosure and the recusal law, is a body that congress has c

the solution in the south was a system of jim crow laws.s, north or south, can unify around segregation as a way to keep society and social order. the way in which this culture became within the first half century after the war an american north/south reunion without racial justice left a deep set of legacies we are of course still struggling with, and every time we think we have so much of this put aside, we suddenly are reminded that we don't. the only way today we'll see a new more inclusive reunion of americans is if there is a coalition of interest that stops looking only at their own individual interests and sees themselves in these four or five issues and sees themselves in other people. okay. >> we're just going to record this. and then if you could change the frame too. there you go. if i were going to make a movie about you, what do you want me to make sure that i include? >> i want you to show, like, the great things that i'm capable of. yeah, i'm -- if i say something, do say so myself, i'm a great football player, but almost sm

that our tax dollars are subsidizing, apartheid subsidizing, segregationist order, a jim crow regime. but i also felt as an african-american who was reared on the fight against jim crow, against apartheid, i felt tremendous shame. how could i not know? amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. officials in gaza say israeli air strikes have killed at least 195 palestinians in the jabalia refugee camp since tuesday. 120 palestinians are reported missing and feared to be buried under the rubble from three days of strikes, which leveled entire blocks of residential buildings inside gaza's largest refugee camp. earlier today, israel bombed a school at the refugee camp run by unrwa, the u.n. human rights office said in a statement, "we have serious concerns that these are disproportionate attacks that could amount to war crimes." one resident of jabalia, abdel kareem rayan, said the israeli air strikes killed 15 members of his family. >> i lost my whole family. they were innocent. what wrong do they do? my sist