news that the cheyenne would fight beside their sioux brothers and that white cavalry under custer wase sioux camp to stirring, set the warriors to sharpening their eyes, their arrows and their hearts for the battle yet unborn. ♪ the bright days that followed were stained by ominous smoke signals, bearing word of the approaching enemy. women trembled as everywhere in all places at all times when the thunderheads of war gather on the horizon. the signals spoke of the great war party gathering to defend the land at the little bighorn. and on june 25, 1876, the combined forces of crazy horse and sitting bull met the calvary under george custer at the little bighorn river and destroyed them. the sioux had won a great battle lost their war against the progress of civilization. the eagle fell before and even greater eagle, which symbolized a young nation spreading its wings across a continent, its eyes on tomorrow. the eagle which withstood the shock of custer's cavalry fell before the meshing of gears in -- and the forward flow of machinery. it fell to the dakota earth, not before the carbi

ironically,lso, where the remnants of custer's cavalry ended up. this was their patrol area.y would be involved in later 1876, that was little bighorn. by 1890 was the wounded knee massacre. that was their job. they patrolled an area to go clear down there, it was probably 140 miles from wounded knee. the black hills have always been a big issue, you know? the u.s. court of claims was formed in the 1940's to take claims to land, and that is when the lakota filed for loss of the black hills, you know. so there is a whole history of that unsettled case which continues to this day. because the tribes did not accept money, they wanted land and, you know, all that continues to this day. >> the fort laramie treaty is still in effect today. it has not been rescinded, there has been legal different changes to where are the spaces the native american community members are now set aside for. there is legal activities pending in terms of who owns the black hills right now. i know there are native american community members who do not want to take a settlement for the black hills because

on june 25, 1876, a combined forces met the united states cavalry under george custer at the little bigorn river and destroyed them. the sioux won the great battle but lost their war with the progressivelization. -- progress of civilization. it symbol ice rized the young nation spreading its wings. the eagle withstood cuss for fell before the meshing of gears and flow of machinery and dakota earth and not before the carbine but the combine. not war but wheat was the un doing doing. today the sioux live in an area bounded by the black hills fringed by the sun blasted badlands and along the missouri river. they live in the shadow of mount rushmore democracy as shrine permanently engraved on the dakota hills. the eagle has fallen out of the light and into the shadows. now the deep shadows of poverty and reservation lands are break and unyielding and these descendants have never taken it the plow. they are a restless unhappy people constantly seeking a place in the sun. the sioux can be found drawn by the holiday spirit, the color that goes to the heart of past and condition -- contrast wit

which withstood the shock of custer's cavalry fell before the meshing of gears in the forward flow of the dakota earth, not before the carbine, but before the combine, not war but wheat was the sioux's undoing. ♪ live in an area bounded by the black hills, fringed by the sun blasted badlands and along the serpentine missouri river. they lived in the shadow of mount rushmore, democracy's shrine permanently engraved on the dakota hills. they live in the shadows. eagle has fallen out of the light and into the shadows, and there is chaos in his flight, the deep shadows of poverty and bewilderment, reservation lands these proudielding, wielders of the lance never taking to the plow, a proud, restless, happy people, constantly seeking a place in the sun. the sioux can be found drawn by the holiday spirit, the color which goes to the heart of their past, contrasting so sharply with their present. ♪ pathetic, the flight of the fallen eagle who drags its feathers in the dust, gamely walking, silently observing that quality which is his own legacy, called culture. and effort is maintained to en

mudando un verdadero hogar.esta flamantes unidades para familias campesinas fueron inauguradas en custeranza. luis: la gran mayorÍa de quines trabajan en estos campos no son tan afortunados. encontrar aquÍ un lugar para vivir, no solamente difÍcil sino tambiÉn caro. hay mucha mÁs familias buscando casaquÉ viviendas para alojarlos. los precios de las rentas se han ido a las nubes y la condiciones deja mucho que desear. california aprobÓ esta semana una leyagilizando la promociÓn de vivienda para campesino y lentamente se estÁ levantando proyectos como este en custer bill. el problema es que mÁs del 70% de los trabajadores no tienen papeles y para ellos no hay soluciÓn. >> en todos estos lugares nuevos o que estÁn haciendo para trabajadores del campo, de nada le sirve porque llega y no le entiendo comenta. luis: la realidad es que aÚn aquellos con documentos tienen grandes posibilidades en contra tu lugar en donde vivir. para este supervisor la respuesta es clara. >> todas las comunidades en el estado de california y ni que comprometerse y atender del valor de construir esa vivienda. [inin

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custer reka is also in the 2 degree club the small central american country aims to be climate neutral by 2021 part of that drive involves cutting emissions of the greenhouse gas nature's oxide from its coffee bean production fertilizers are responsible for most of those emissions. the country hopes to cut their use by training farmers to use the chemicals more efficiently. and. if the whole world behaved like the e.u. temperatures would rise by 3 degrees the german government is now planning to introduce carbon pricing on gasoline heating oil and gas. but critics say a price of $10.00 euros per tonne is far too low and they say that across the e.u. the switch from coal to renewable should be happening a lot faster. if every country followed in china's footsteps we'd be looking at a 4 degree increase china is also the earth's biggest greenhouse gas emitter responsible for about a 3rd of all emissions despite a shift to solar power china's economy remains heavily dependent on coal. and according to climate action tracker global warming would exceed 4 degrees if everyone were to follow t

here was also aware, ironically, the remnants of custer's calvary ended up.s was their patrol area. they would be involved in later years, you know? with little bighorn, but by 1890 was the wounded knee massacre. and patroleir job area, to go clear down there, miles,ere probably 140 right now, from wounded knee. the black hills have always been a big issue, you know, and the u.s. court of claims was formed in the 1940's to take claims to land, and that is when the lakota files for loss of their black hills, you know? so there is a whole history of unsettled case, you know, which continues to this day, because the tribes did not accept money. they wanted land. all of that continues to this day. in essence, the laramie treaty is still in effect today. it has not been rescinded, there's just been legal different changes, -- there's just been legal, different changes to wear native american spaces are set aside for. there are legal activities pending in terms of who owns the black hills right now, and i know there are native american community members who do not

this is the general custer carbine. the troopers carried this at battle of the little bighorn.incoln. it's nearly full-size. >> he even builds field artillery. >> these cannons were lined up at gettysburg, sometimes 50-to-100 at a time. ♪ >> his cannons become so well-known that they're used as props in the 1965 jimmy stewart film "shenandoah." rudy's enough of a star himself, he even receives fan mail from military buffs, like a 17-year-old hayes otoupalik, the weapons collector we met earlier. he recalls writing rudy back in 1966, that his dream is to acquire a collection of artillery, too. >> rudy inspired me as a young boy. >> you want to be rudy. >> [ laughs ] >> am i right? >> i liked those cannons, yeah. >> especially rudy's original napoleon cannon from the civil war. hayes finally meets rudy in 1971 at a gun show. did you bring up, "i'm the kid who wants the cannon"? >> oh, yeah, i brought it up to him. i made him aware that i would like to have the cannon one day. >> the two men hit it off, and become friends. >> he was a mentor. he took a fuse that was already lit, a

commute coming let's say from vallejo into richmond and san rafael, this whole thing, even come to custer county off to a good start, a blank slate, the richmond bridge looks very good, that is east shore, kind of like the way the commute started on a wednesday. not bad to be honest, the bay bridge toll pleasant a little bit of a delay. what about the weather? let's switch to mr. steve paulson. >> he can stay healthy and he is good. >> i think so, you know? there you go. >> let's get to it. between assistance, that will be the case between now and saturday. light rain thursday and saturday, the to be the main days, mostly cloudy, mild temperatures, santa rosa patchy fog on the backside. 47 wine country. st. helena, 40 3/100. sfo about 22. after that, almost everybody in on it. a lot of moisture streaming across the system. very light snow in the sierra, a rain and snow mix, 50s withof 54 degrees san francisco downtown, 53, 51 seems pretty popular in the east bay. pittsburgh in there, brentwood, clayton, lafayette. pleasant, martinez, and albany. but i do not think i have seen that. that i

other western generals, society's urnt president and commanding general sherman, and george armstrong custer. nearly everything always. so just know that. he was still alive, though, complicated. neither of their battlefield exploits needed introduction. nor did the men sitting next to sherman. one time illinoisan, long time aot commander, not war hero and u.s. president, grant. nearly a decade after the war's the nation's eyes no longer saw this president exclusively victory.he lens of war politics hung heavy over this grant's post eging war leadership. rampant white violence in the redemptions ratic were sweeping away republican governments in the former a recent e states and liberal insurgecy, with its picenter in the western states had erupted in part over radical led constitutional amendments giving citizenship rights to ormer slaves including the right to vote. all now threatened grant's lincoln's. with it only this week, in the wake of a catastrophic midterm election, ridden republicans whose bloody shirt vanquished -- bloody shirt had vanquished a decade, were trounced nationwide. se

american gas found it difficult to pronounce and just a few yards from here is where they're like custer families finally achieved their heart's desire and 2011 by having a memorial built to those who died. it's difficult not to contrast the open hearted remembrance of the people brittany with the coverage in that mission of the authorities in these islands and by denying remembrance the rest to things. if you don't remember. then you run the risk of repeating the mistake and secondly remember. for the loss of the loved ones. well denied both. and in 2011 when the requiem for the finally arrived it was the people. said it best. dig the grave and let me lie. did i live and gladly die and i will. be the grain for me he lies we long to be home as a sailor home from the sea and. home from the hill. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type i

madam speaker, i recognise ms custer from new hampshire for unanimous consent request.m speaker, i recognised. madam speaker, i recognise the unanimous consent for entering my statement into the re cord entering my statement into the record regarding the 75th anniversary of the battle of the bulge in favour of articles of impeachment. thank you. without objection. mannum speaker, it is now my pleasure to recognise the gentleman from maryland, the majority leader of the house of representatives, mr hoyer, for one minute. the gentleman is recognised. my colleagues... the gentleman will suspend. the house will come to order. the gentleman is recognised. mannum speaker, i have had the honour of serving in this house for over 38 years. i have served during six presidencies. i have been here three moments of tremendous progress and terrible tragedy. i have seen periods of rank partisanship and patriotic bipartisanship. i have seen patriotic bipartisanship. i have seen our patriotic bipartisanship. i have seen our 2—party system work, and i've seen it break down. never in all

current president and commanding general of the army, william tecumseh sherman, and george armstrong custer. he complicates nearly everything always. so just know that. he was still alive, though, that's not complicated. neither of their battlefield exploits needed introduction. mand the man -- nor did the sitting next to sherman. one time illinoisan, long time aot commander, national war hero and current u.s. president, ulysses s. grant. nearly a decade after the war's end, the nation's eyes no longer saw this president exclusively through the lens of war victory. politics hung heavy over this meeting, besieging grant's post-war leadership. rampant white violence in the form of democratic redemptions were sweeping away republican governments in the former confederate states, and a recent liberal insurgency within the republican ranks, with its epicenter in the western states had erupted in part over radical led constitutional amendments giving citizenship rights to former slaves including the right to vote. all now threatened grant's legacy, and with it, lincoln's. only this week, in the w

again it's notable that it is the white house that is stopping that has stopped those witnesses from custer 5 before the house despite the efforts of house democrats to compel those testimonies and in fact polling shows that the majority of americans want these witnesses to share their testimonies in a senate trial and in fact even 2 thirds of republicans have said they wish to hear from these witnesses who have been silenced thus far julie and is joe castor there live with the latest from capitol hill heidi thank you well president trump was taken to twitter in the last hour he says and i called impeachment poll numbers are starting to drop like a rock now that people are understanding better what this whole democrat scam is all about let's go live to our white house correspondent can be halted in washington d.c. hi there kimberly so does president trump believe the impeachment process maybe is even strengthening his base. it certainly is a mess as the president has been sending in light of the national poll numbers that seem to show that despite the weeks of hearings despite the weeks of

temperatures right now, upper 50s, santa rosa, 55 in downtown services, low 50s custer valley. tomorrow morning, two, 44, san francisco. 40 in fremont. upper 30s. afternoon has, upper 50s to 60s. six the tree for santa rosa one of the warmer spots. 60 degrees and 70 cisco them open to south bay, 61% has a. new year's festivities would be joined about cool conditions mid to upper 40s expected by 9:00. slipping into the low 40s by the stroke of midnight and the dimming to go in the overnight hours with light winds. your extended forecast there, giving you an idea. have no rain in the forecast. dry conditions and temperatures remaining in the upper 50s to low 60s for the. but for you>>> we're getting fr year's tradition. >> from that boat up to the rose parade. i look at your s 2020 gets closer and closer. >>> east bay burglars caught on camera. police believe they may be responsible for as many as six home break-ins in one night. crisci >>> agents which lifted as part of the final preparations for the new year celebration. they tested the iconic times square ball by making sure i

custer from new hampshire for unanimous consent. >> madam speaker, i request the unanimous consent for enter in my statement into the record regarding the 75th anniversary of the battle of the bulge in favor for articles of impeachment. >> without objection. >> madam speaker, it is now my pleasure to recognize the gentleman from mare lan, the majority leader of the house of representatives mr. hoyer. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> my colleagues. the gentleman will suspend. the house will come to order. the gentleman is recognized. >> madam speaker, i have had the honor of serving in this house for over 38 years. i've served during six presidencies. i've been here through moments of tremendous progress and terrible tragedy. i've seen periods of rank partisanship and patriotic bipartisanship. i've seen our two-party system work, and i've seen it break down. never, in all my years of serving in this great institution that i love and the people of my district did i ever expect to encounter such an obvious wrongdoing by a president of the united states. nor did i expect to witness such

custer from new hampshire for unanimous consent request. >> gentle lady is recognized. >> madam speaker, i request the unanimous consent for entering my statement into the record regarding the 75th anniversary of the battle of the bulge in favor of articles of impeachment. thank you. >> without objection. >> madam speaker, it is now my pleasure to recognize the gentleman from maryland, the majority leader of the house of representatives, mr. hoyer, for one minute. >> gentleman is recognized. >> my colleagues -- >> the gentleman will suspend. >> the house will come to order. gentleman is recognized. >> madam speaker, i have had the honor of serving in this house for over 38 years. i've served during six presidencies. i've been here through moments of tremendous progress and terrible tragedy. i have seen periods of rank partisanship and patriotic bipartisanship. i've seen our two-party system work. and i've seen it break down. never in all my years of serving in this great institution that i love and the people of my district did i ever expect to encounter such an obvious wrongdoing by a

girl or video given age saw i'm just hoping that it wasn't opped that made this she sas the thief custer more in damages than the amount of money they got aw with. >>we'll start he an already replacedthe broken glass door, she says more work needs to be done just to the cash register, but the damage was more so they basically broke one all the syste that we use we have to wait for placement now start hedy and says this is the second break in with the past 4 months, raising concerns foher community and the neighboring businesses just this doesn't happen to neighborhood, not only me everybody around here. so they just hoping more more security basically mar um no more cops around especially at night. >>despite the bad news of that break in the owner says her spirits are definitely looking up today. she says that the community has been very supportive. they've dropped in to make sure that she's ok and to make sure that the busins is okay. now if you recognize the woman in that video or have any inrmation contact the san jose police in san jose taylor said the kron 4 news. >>now turning to o

custer for unanimous consent. >> i request the unanimous consent for enter in my statement into the record regarding the 75th anniversary of the battle of the bulge in favor of articles of impeachment, thank you. >> without objection. >> madam speaker, it is now my pleasure to recognize the gentleman from maryland, the majority leader of the house of representatives, mr. hoyer for one minute. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> number two democrat in the house, steny hoyer. >> the gentleman will suspend. the house will come to order. gentleman's recognized. >> madam speaker, i have had the honor of serving in this house for over 38 years. i've served during six presidencies. i've been here through moments of tremendous progress and terrible tragedy. i've seen periods of rank partis partisanship and patriotic bipartisanship. i've seen our two-party system work. and i've seen it break down. nev never, in all my years of serving in this great institution that i love, and the people of my district, did i ever expect to encounter such an obvious wrongdoing by a president of the united states. no

>>the owners obviously very of says she says of the thief custer more in damages than the amount of money that was insidthat register now she sa she got that alerat 2 o'clock thursday morning right after returning homefrom a police are searching for this woman caught on surveillance video at flower flour bakery in san jose. she breaks into their front door shaers the glass and then steals the cash register whler happy because we had a very successful holiday. >>you christmas day was all slimand we were just excited that he that much better than previous scares and then this happens and this is just upseting because you're like ok, my prits and the way on the star haiti unknowns flower flower he took over the bakery 3 years ago an continue to run the small business with a small staff. she says an incident likthis really hurts the business makes you upsebecause we are very hard bakery it's a mall biness and you know that the cost of livingand hei says the you know the grab on to the business haiti and says this is the second break in this happened within 4 months this most recent incident h

>>and cuts custer county animal servic is providing a special adoption camign to try to help homeless petsind their forever families this friday and saturday there will be a five-dollar adoption for all animals. this includes most fees associated with adopting including spaying or neutering micro chipping in vaccinating the promotion is part of bissell pefoundation is holiday hope campaign animal services is joining more than 100 shelters in2 states offering reduced fee adoptions go to our website kron 4 dot cowhere you c find the link to theanimals too. looking to adopted. >>fence around the public spaces aimed at keeping out wild pigs. the animals have been destroying public and private fields in lafayette, the city esmates repairing the fields will cost and $75,000. one neighbor talked aboutthe coming i and destroying the trails we haven't had that. >>proble with them in the past said they've just moved to the area and tryingo figure out had. >>that minor property damage here there's property damage in the neighborhoods. i said we want to help contr the population and make su every

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>>the owners obviously very of says she says of the thief custer more in damages than the amount of moneyegister now she says she got that alert at 2 o'clock thursday morning right after returning home from a christmas party, san jose police are searching for this woman caught on surveillance video at flower flour bakery in san jose. she breaks into their front door shatters the glass and then steals the cash register we were happy because we had a very successful holiday. >>you christmas day was all slim and we were just excited that he that much better than previous scares and then this happens and this is just upsetting because you're like ok high profits and the way on the star haiti unknowns flower flower she took over the bakery 3 years ago and continue to run the small business with a small staff. she says an incident like this really hurts the business makes you upset because we are a very hard bakery it's a small business and you know that the cost of living and heidi says the you know the grab on to the business haiti and says this is the second break in this happened within 4 m

he was given a full cowboy outfit in horse by boy scout troop from custer.n cowboy at one point and he really kind of handed up for the cameras. it is really out of character for embry to secret service agent had second sort of childhood experience here like he had woken up in a dimestore cowboy anomaly release and have a lot of fun. so it's really fun sort of just bizarre summer which are president here for three months, just becoming a part of the area. i say my opinion of coolidge was probably like a lot of people join i started the research i'm this project. he is sort of an unknown silent character. and unknowable in a lot of ways, and so is really refreshing to research this book and find out they really did have a personality that came out here in the black hills. and i say maybe in the most interesting, led the book with the story about what happened this summer with coolidge deciding to it simply commit the presidency here in the black hills. and so it was obvious in 1927, he woke up here in the state game watch like every other warning, and had bre

house, when you, senator isakson, would tell the story of leading such a small group that general custer had better odds than you had at that time. i'll never forget that. and you know, it taught me perseverance. it taught me to always work hard and to continue on. and i've always looked at that and admired that in you and i appreciate it very much. your dedication to hour state and our nation has truly been unmatched. it's something that i've admired throughout all my time in public service. senator isakson, you're one you are the only georgia to serve in the georgia state house and senate and house of representatives and united states senate. i got three out of four. i don't know if i will make it across over here, but if i do, i'm going to catch it, because i have had the honor as well. and at each of those levels that you served, you have been successful in pushing policies for the benefit of the state of georgia and united states of america and i think that is so important, everywhere you've been, every step of the iowa way. it's always been for the people and for the benefit of our

custer from new hampshire for unanimous consent request. >> gentle lady is recognized. >> madam speakerquest the consent unanimous consent for enter by statement into the record regarding the 75th anniversary of the battle of the bulge in favor of articles of impeachment. thank you. >> without objection. >> madam speaker it is now my pleasure to recognize the gentleman from maryland, the majority leader of the house of representatives, mr. hoyer for one minute. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> my colleagues. [gavel] >> the gentleman will suspend. the house will come to order. the gentleman is recognized. >> madam speaker, i have had the honor of serving in this house for over 38 years. i have served during six presidents. presidencies. i have been here through moments of tremendous progress and terrible tragedy. i have seen periods of rank partisanship and patriotic bipartisan. i have seen our two party system work. and i have seen it break down. never, in all my years of serving in this great institution that i love, and the people of my district did i ever expect to encounter such a

well white house correspondent kimberly health is standing by for us but 1st let's go to her to show custer she's live for us on capitol hill and the house speaker nancy pelosi saying that she expects the charges to be brought to the house of representatives potentially next week heidi. that's why this is moving forward very quickly and already we have our hands on the writing the text of these articles of impeachment and of their 9 pages they start off with a very strongly worded accusations that trump the trade his nation and it remains a threat to national security if he is allowed to remain in office breaking down those articles the 1st one abuse of power course this focusing on trump pressuring ukraine to intervene on his behalf in the 2020 u.s. presidential elections democrats say they he withheld u.s. security aid to ukraine and a white house a visit to ukraine's leader as leverage to have public announcements of investigations into trump's domestic political rivals now they say that he did this with the corrupt intent of putting his personal political interests ahead of that of nati

custer reports now from neutral. 2000 years ago the you pick people began sheltering in the embrace of the ningaloo river to endure alaska's winters for millennia the water brought food and life but now it brings destruction. so our girl rises for more this year. albertine a charles was born in the village of new talk like her ancestors before her but the land is slipping away beneath her feet i modest care if i ever there's there's a storm coming from my grandchildren a fatal combination of sea level rise stronger storms and melting permafrost is putting an end to human civilization on this patch of the alaskan tundra about 25 meters of land crumbles away each year everything man builds collapses atop the melting ground the garbage landfill is now under water so to the boat dock and soon charles is home will also teeter over the edge or the sink but that's what the editors satirise say shown that really just going to sing so the whole village of $350.00 people is moving to higher ground. newtok was among the 1st communities in the world to recognize the dangers of our warming planet e

>> laden gentlemen, please welcome congresswoman custer. [applause] >> good morning, nashua, thank you for turning out, great to see you. a snowy morning. some holiday cheer going on. thank you for taking a break festivities to be here to pick the next president of the united states. we take our responsibilities seriously in new hampshire and youe folks are here because vet candidates, talk to candidates, have they shoveled your lawn lately. honoreduper excited and to introduce two of my favorite candidates over the years, we have secretary john kerry is with us, for those of you on the 2008 campaign. [applause] kuster: secretary kerry is a friend to new hampshire, veterans, women, environmentalists. we were proud to send him on his way to the nomination. and joe biden, vice president of the united states. [applause] kuster: like many of you i haven't made my final decision but i'm excited to have him in the house and room today, give him a big applause, welcome him, he was the author of the violence against women act, he has been working t

all article one so the 1st article of impeachment against president trump let's bring in heidi show custer she is joining us live from capitol hill we are watching the numbers heidi and they're very much what we expected 160 days so far from the democrats 105 republicans nay and one democrat has voted nay. right and all of that so far has been expected we knew all along that these historic votes would likely go down narrowly partisan lines and that is exactly what we are watching unfold these numbers of course are not final the vote on that 1st article of impeachment of use of power is ongoing had a 15 minute time limit but you are seeing here that the democrats except for the one who has dissented thus far have been you knighted in their approval of this article of impeachment just going down the numbers there are 431 members of the house of representatives we believe there is 2 if not more who are absent from the chamber today due to other personal reasons and so the magic number to get these articles approved appears to be around 215 if not 216 depending on exactly who is present a simp

custer had better odds than we had. we didn't have good odds at all. she was a great writer, great reporter and i fell in love with her, not in the physical sense, because i respected how good she was. over the years she respected me so much i brought her into whatever campaign -- i brought her along in the office i had and had became my press secretary and deputy chief of staff and best friend. when you cover all of those bases, you're doing good. joan does exactly that. i'm grateful for all those who help me along the way. all those who gave a lot, those who gave a little, but mostly who gave of themselves. politicians are always asking for men, always talking about money. relationships are impossible to replace. you particular a good relationship with somebody who worked hard to help you get to where you want to go there's nothing more valuable, no money is worth more than the act of love or that act of kindness or support that gets you where you're going. from this one guy who is leaving the united states senate from under his own power enjoyed the

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