you're such a wonderful voice writer, donovan. this book i just thought of it in the back of my head as the barn and voice. anything i ever arvida pt barnum sins but i just always thought about it was voice filtering like the barnum voice, the phrase was always of their. >> who would play strang? >> bennett, if you could call up slide eight. i don't know who would play strang but here's what my son julian, , beijing else suggeste. here we go. >> there we go. >> that's jared leto. if you look at the nose of these two guys and the eyes, i find it uncanny and jerry lehto has a kind of chaotic charisma at a think strang might've had. i really struck. i feel like there's a genetic tie here, that only needs to be traced. are there any other questions? donovan and i want to get some before we close out tonight. >> i have a few more here that it been coming in. i'm hearing that -- the coen brothers, some good directing. >> coen brothers would be perfect. >> questions on the connections between right now in democracy and simply that time a

donovan has said this 1 million times but i think it's the second essay, right donovan called a romance of rust. and this essay, i always talk about it, this was before i knew him was a real source of inspiration for me . i read 20 years ago in harpers, 15 years ago and it was just at the time where i needed to be inspired by another writer. and i just picked up harpers and started reading about this antique collector in michigan and i thought that's kind of interesting, i've written about collectors before and i would, i was interested in the way you brought american history, american commerce, our desire, our commercial desires into that space. it was just incredible tome. did you want to talk about that ? >> sure. that one actually for me was kind of an important one . because i had been writing nonfiction but i came to nonfiction by the way of fiction and poetry is not all that uncommon but people come to one of it from that historically were the standards on this . but my initial first earliest essays were the most adhered to the personal essay or memoir or confessional essay which

in 1849, a new york newspaper called him the confidence man, to go up to people and say donovan, donovan, you don't remember me? come on, man. that would be embarrassing. then say donovan, i am hurt by that, give me a watch is a show of confidence, he would do that and people would give them their watches but this word spread like wildfire and it is fun to watch it spread through the american mexican because it describes so many people in so many walks of life and straying -- he epitomized this in this period where truth was malleable, facts were not really facts like our own time in some ways. people like him thrive in those times and strang was able to pull off his own truth with the bluster people were willing to believe in. >> host: beautiful. i want to first - strang as a historical figure from a writer's point of view is a treasure for you. you write about it. i want to make you speak a little bit about the index of your book and the acknowledgments. the way i speak about how this works is you have a central figure in strang that he is almost a planetary object whose force of perso

a chaplain with the 42nd division knew donovan quite well. he described him as a man in his middle 30s, very attractive in face and manner, the athlete that kept himself in perfect division. after the bant of saint-mihiel, the division would play a significant role during the offensive. in fact in the middle of october the rainbow division during the operation tasked with taking one of the more difficult positios,s a major defensive line part of the hindenburg line, the battle would last for three days and many of the sonls ldiers in donovan's battalion would be severely wounded or killed during the fighting. donovan would be a recipient of the medal of honor a number of years after world war i ended. >>> a few miles from the monument the saint-mihiel cemetery was the final resting place of over 4,000 americans who died in the region in 1918 and 1919. we visited the cemetery with historian mitchell yockelson to talk to superintendent jeffrey hays, u.s. government employee who manages the cemetery and the monsac american monument. >> we're act

during world war i, donovan was in the thick of the fighting here in the salient.hen he reached the village, he came upon the chateau, and this is where he established his headquarters. he would later write about what his experience was here coming to the chateau. behind the manor house which you see behind me, he found valuable paintings, porcelains, and furniture in the courtyard. apparently the germans were unable to carry it as they fled from the village. donovan then, toured the village which he said poor people have been with the germans. the one i ate with on the night of the 12 had not been out of sight for the germans for four years. every night she prepared the meals for officers' guests, she had to retire to her cellar. the night she fed us, she put on her best skirt and went out to visit her neighbor for the first time in four years. during the war, when it was lived in by the germans, it was one of the most elaborate residences in this region. you can see by the photographs placed in front of the chateau that at one time the manor house was beautifully

donovan: ok. it fails to state cognizable claims. again, i just want to emphasize this because it is the current complaint. the plaintiff's claims that certain counties permitted voters to destroy mail-in ballots and have those votes ballot and that certain initiatives -- this alleged violation of state law cannot establish the federal equal protection clause. the complaint continues to try claimate a constitutional out of garden-variety election practice disputes. judge ron john held that garden-variety election irregularities are simply not a matter of federal constitutional concern. even if they control the outcome of the vote for the election. allegationstiff's -- the claim does not involve any persons who are not qualified pennsylvania voters in the commonwealth. instead, plaintiffs allege certain qualified voters were given notice or figured out that their mail ballots -- you can go online and it says if the vote is canceled, and they might have gone in person and voted provisionally. if a voter shows up at a polling place and

these are many of these that are donovan's ideas himself. the o.s.s. mary time unit is the -- maritime unit is the navy seesms i wrote a book called "the navy seals," which chronicles their extraordinary story. a medical student from the university of pennsylvania who tinkers in the summer with old gas masks and bicycle pumps develops the first operational rebreather for the united states. and the navy seals are born literally in a pool at the shoreham hotel only a few blocks away from here, which has the largest indoor pool, and they test the rebreather. jack taylor, a dentist from hollywood, california, woolsey, whose a screenwriter for paramount, but also a royal commando and liaison officer with the british government, they all come together, this eclectic group of individuals to develop the first seals. it's extraordinary story. taylor even survives a german concentration camp after he parachutes behind the lines. but the story of the o.s.s. is a story that's hidden here in the national archives. i spent 20 years digging through, you know, literal

major william donovan also known as wild bill was a battalion commander in the rainbow division.ter on we know him best as the office of strategic forces in world war ii. during world war i he was in the thick of the fighting here, when he reached the village he came upon the chÂteau and this is where he established his headquarters. he would later write about what his experience was here. coming to the chÂteau. behind the manner, house which you see behind me, if you see a cache of porcelain, furniture, in the courtyard. apparently germans were unable to carry it as they fled. donovan headed towards the village where he encountered as he said poor people, for four years had been with the germans. the one i ate with on the night of the 12 had not been out of sight of the dormant for years. every night after she prepared the meals for officers guests she retired her stellar. the night after she felt as she put on her best skirt and went out to visit her neighbors for the first time in four years. the chÂteau now is in horrible disarray, but during the war when lifted by the german

donovan is shot in the leg. the book chronicles his experience there.and what is ex jordan area and interesting is that this experience changes his life. instead of frontal, assaults, he feels that there's a better way that would cost less lives. in world war ii, general donovan is first the core neater of information, which is the predecessor, of all, assess which is the predecessor, which most people don't realize, the predecessor of most of america's special operation forces and this is born in the trenches by gerald donovan's activities. his ideas. what motivated him comes from his experience in world war i. and what i mean by that is if you look at the u.s. special army forces, the green berets, their direct hurt comes from the operational groups from world war ii. many of these are donovan's ideas himself. the oasis maritime unit is the navy seals. i wrote a book called for, seals which chronicles their extraordinary story where you know a medical student from the university of pennsylvania, who tankers in the summer with old gas masks and bicycle

donovan is shot in the leg. the book chronicles his experience there.and what's extraordinary and interesting is that this experience changes his life. instead of frontal assaults, he feels that there's a better way that will cost less lives. in world war ii, general donovan is first the coordinator of information which is the precursor or predator to the oss which is the predecessor which most people don't realize, it's the predecessor to america's special operations forces. his ideas -- what motivated him comes from his experience in world war i. and what i mean by that is, if you look at the u.s. army special operations forces, the green berets, their direct heritage comes from the operational groups from world war ii. these are many of these are donovan's ideas himself. the oss maritime unit is the navy s.e.a.l.s. i wrote a book called the first s.e.a.l.s which chronicles their extraordinary story. a medical student from the university of pennsylvania who tinkers in the summer with gas masks developments the first rebreather for the united states. a

this is born in the trenches by general donovan's activities. his idea -- what motivated him comes from his experience in world war i. and what i mean by that is if you look at the us army special operations forces, green berets, their direct heritage comes from the operational groups. many of these are donovan's ideas himself. the oss maritime unit is the navy seals. they wrote a book called "the first seals" which chronicles their extraordinary story. a medical student from the university of pennsylvania tinkers in the summer with old gas masks and bicycle pumps and develops the first operational rebreather for the united states. and the navy seals were born literally in a pool at the hotel only a few blocks away which has the largest indoor pool and they test the rebreather. jack taylor, a dentist from hollywood, california. they come togethering to develop the first seals. it's extraordinary story. taylor even survives a journey concentration camp after he per chutes behind the lines. -- parachutes behind the lines. the story is a story that

a. >> donovan, thanks to you.what an honor to share the computer screen with you and thanks to this crowd of people that showed up tonight. thanks so much. i see so many friends it's a little intimidating. [laughter] >> thank you so much for stopping by and joining us and thanks to you at home tuning in. i wouldn't be able to fit you all here in my apartment but i can fit you well in this meeting so that's exciting. we will be seeing you again soon otherwise have a good night, stay safe and stay well.

donovan was in the rainbow division.e him as the head office of strategic services during world war ii. donovan was in the thick of the fighting here. hen he reached the village, came upon this chateau and this is where he established his headquarters. he would later write about what his experience was here coming to the chateau. manor house which you see behind me, he found a cash in theable paintings courtyard. the germans were unable to carry it as they fled from the village. donovan then toured the village where he encountered as he said poor people who for four years had been with the germans. the one i ate with had not been out of the side of the germans for four years. -- every night after she prepared the meals, she had to retire to her seller. the night after she fed us, she put on her best skirt and went on to visit her neighbors. it was one of the most elaborate residences in this region. you can see by the photographs placed in front of the chateau that one time the manor house was beautifully and elaborately

donovan is referencing. [laughter] private joke. [indiscernible] >> your honor. >> in adherence to the rules, i guess is what he is driving at, aren't you, mr. donovan? >> yes, your honor. >> isn't that it? >> yes, your honor. i have to correct what i said because we have to interpret it -- we would have to interpret it to charge fraud. charges what it charges is the conduct in 132-149 without character. >> so the amended complaint, does it lead fraud with particularly? >> no, your honor. >it does not plead fraud, it leads the plan or scheme that we 149 without132- characterizing it. >> understood. i have questions in a standing. i understand the new theory is based on the claim that the individual plaintiffs were denied the right to vote. the injuryed this is your clients are suffering. complaint, you allege that the plaintiffs tried to vote in lancaster and fayette but those countries rejected those individual plaintiffs' votes. so why. are you before me in this court suing the defendants from lancaster and fayette counties -- why

alix: joining us now is paul donovan. chief economist.ighting some news we are getting in the u.s., according to people familiar, the trump administration is stepping back from negotiations on a stimulus package, leaving it up to mitch mcconnell, who is speaking on the senate floor. he is not interested in a dramatically larger stimulus. bet on more really stimulus what or will it be about central bank? paul: this is a crisis that does not need central banks, it does need fiscal support. for the last 40 years, we got used to the idea of central banks riding to the rescue. for the last 40 years, most of the problems have been about credit and liquidity. central banks are designed to deal with problems about credit or liquidity. this is not is what is wrong this time. what is wrong is the government took your money away, stop you from working, told businesses to close. it is down to fiscal policy to replace that lost income. secondary role for central banks , the primary focus has to be on fiscal policy. she is going to facilitate that. wha

and then golly, you know, when they were little donovan then and then jumped on last week. i went back to look us up. ok, the money guys in with us, imo. none of that bad saturday when we got a lot of numbers out that let us alone. why, however, i feel that now as well as you have cost us just when it got going a little anna this, well, if we know what grease i'm there that, well, if you do, yes, it didn't want to be on the ship to nuke. would you come to new drug when your car is close to my dangerous class? langmead used to question them, but are genuine yet about though i live in a manner that gamma bamban among them has among the lowest her rumpel a mom and her little add on in problem order was allow, i don't remember was what was on my left by the knowledge, well i'm the one you got on your well unachievable smile. more learned then are there now more than a moment under the money and the weather on autism. and then the money when dug the cost of the food, the needed care. i needed to move was a matter of errors on an island or not. and indigo move was another need to

but when they were little donovan then and then jumpin last night with thailand, look as out. ok. the money doesn't with us. i'm not who i am. none of that bad. saturday when we got here. i love numbers that come as a fact that let us borrow my own for now as i don't want to just my ex, so coronary was on this one. look at least number 3. i married that i live. you do hear certain. only people only ship to look good. you do drugs. you plan where you do my thing. you are genuine. weird about our label, a man with the camera, the man i'm going to give them a blow to her zamperla. mama valuable. and i don't know the order was allowed in my will was work while i'm alive, but i'm not running the normal one. i could never die out of my own one liner, bangor, mom, which in a moment on the money. and there were, there are more to come and then the money needed to move was another i have heard other than i don't know. and he was another maybe i'm on our radar nor manny different about i think narcanon, diana or non buy them or know they are not from an anonymous source and just move in for

its candidates like this who could pave the way for future black women this is actually attainable donovanong newsnation grand rapids. kamala harris born in oakland went tb law school at u sings in the city and after starting her career as a deputy. >>district attorney in alameda county she was elected san francisco's district attorney 2003. she served 2 terms before becoming state attorney general in 2010. and when longtime senator barbara boxer retired harris tried to fill her seat in 2016. she lost a presidential campaign after winning that senate seat the presidential campaign was in january of 2019 she withdrew that december and of course joe biden announced harris as his running mate. this past august. down hometown lady a lot of change since august yeah, a lot here we are they're on the precipice. it's not official yet but. >>the numbers keep coming in so things could change in the next hour here is the latest map and we'll be talking about that as we wrap up the news at night to get set for 10 but our primetime coverage continues the top the hour we're going to continue updating yo

. >> reporter: that thought is echoed by bartender amy donovan at patriot house. that was jam-packed before the pandemic but hardly that now. they have clean blankets ready for patrons that want to sit outside near heat lamps. >> if this restaurant goes down, we go down with it. that's the scariest thing. all of the work we put into staying home during these hard times. >> reporter: tuesday, the san francisco mayor repaused the opening on high schools and put stricter limitations on movie theaters and gyms. now, no more than 50 people are allowed inside instead of 100. >> it's a silver lining that the smaller neighborhood gyms are not going to be effected. >> we want this to be over. if we all have to be outside to stay safe, we're going to continue to do that. >> reporter: there was a san francisco unified school board meeting tonight. the talk is that they won't start for any of the schools until january 25th. already, a lot of parents and children are upset about having to wait another 2 1/2 months. >>> contra costa county was in the orange tier for two weeks.

an alameda county moved to widespread covid-19, donovan nightclub has to move all fitness outside just as the weather is changing. >> is a little bit of anger, little bit of fear, and all of those things crumbling in. we struggle mightily to understand how exercise and nutrition is not essential. >> reporter: in the city of alameda, he says he understands why the pause is happening. >> it seems like a lot of people are being pretty careless, honestly. >> reporter: experts say most of the disease transmission is happening at private gatherings, the businesses are facing the consequences. things like indoor dining are done for now in alameda county. >> we think that it's okay to put your guard down. we think it's okay to take off your mask even for a little bit to enjoy a drink or enjoy a meal. but it's exactly those moments that might create a high transmission risk. >> reporter: andria, today the governor was asked about issuing a curfew. what did he say about that? >> well, he said it was something that he's considering at this point, elizabeth. he said he is looking at the data from

. >> reporter: that thought is echoed by bartender amy donovan at patriot house. that was jam-packed before the pandemic but hardly that now. they have clean blankets ready for patrons that want to sit outside near heat lamps. >> if this restaurant goes down, we go down with it. that's the scariest thing. all of the work we put into staying home during these hard times. >> reporter: tuesday, the san francisco mayor repaused the opening on high schools and put stricter limitations on movie theaters and gyms. now, no more than 50 people are allowed inside instead of 100. >> it's a silver lining that the smaller neighborhood gyms are not going to be effected. >> we want this to be over. if we all have to be outside to stay safe, we're going to continue to do that. >> reporter: there was a san francisco unified school board meeting tonight. the talk is that they won't start for any of the schools until january 25th. already, a lot of parents and children are upset about having to wait another 2 1/2 months. >>> contra costa county was in the orange tier for two weeks.

anthony edwards out of georgia, this kid he can score at all 3 levels he's bill similarly to donovan mitchell the dubs already have a couple of wings, but if edwards is the choice they will certainly find room for him. and finally we have the top ranked overseas prospect of the draft. danny out of he is from israel and that is where he played last year, he's a 6, 9, small forward with great skill for a guy that size his jumper is still in progress. we'll have full coverage of the draft tomorrow and hear from bob myers and hopefully whoever to decide to draft. already back to the grid iron this time the college kids stanford's head coach is not holding back his feelings about the covid testing debacle that forced his starting quarterback to sit out a week. just hours before the team's season opener against oregon. davis mills and 3 others were ruled out due to coronavirus policy. the pac 12 later revealed that an error in testing protocols lead to one players test coming back as inconclusive. on friday, it was determined that none of the 3 ever had covid and they were able to return t

i'm joined now from arlington, virginia by republican strategist liam donovan. this concession, nonconcessional and the phrase that it doesn't have resident elect in it. is it possible the president will change him —— his mind tomorrow? anything can change what i do think this is a tremendously important step in critical time for the country. i think the fact that it has been built up to this climatic point is a testament to just how low the bar is. this is a routine event in any other circumstance and so the factors and you said previously, the fa ct and you said previously, the fact we didn't know what the gsa was is a testament to how weird this moment is. i don't expect the president would do much more than acknowledge in the way that he has and i think the way that he has and i think the president is going to turn this into a narrative from the legal round to the court of public opinion. he will continue this and eager out what his next act is. you talked about turning the page i think the president is still feeding, he is still telling something like 73 or

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. ♪ biden supporters celebrating the president-elect donovan industries that the presidential race hasot been called in georgia and ballots are still being counted. jonathan is live in atlanta. >> good morning to you while conducting a review of provisional ballots in georgia's largest county elections officials discovered that some of those ballots have not been counted those being reported on friday so overnight election workers started over and rescanned all provisional military and overseas ballots from friday. observers from the state in both parties were called then to monitor the recount. a tight race in georgia sending two u.s. senate races to run outs and generate republican david perdue will face democrat john allsop and democrat raphael warnock will challenge republican senator kelly loeffler to philly on expired term of retired senator johnny isakson isakson. senate minority leader chuck schumer expressed optimism that these georgia races may change the balance of power in washington. surely after the national race for president was called thousands of atlantans to to the s

>> yeah, and our team reporting on that, tom donovan, the former obama director has taken himself out of the running to be the oba biden cia director. on top of that there's been push to have an african-american hold a position. and he's on the short list to be a.g. then also jeh johnson, the highly regarded former director of security in the obama administration, also on a short list for a number of positions, an agr andrea. >> to be continued. thank you all for getting us started. >>> the race for a vaccine, a second drugmaker now applying for emergency use authorization from the fda. as experts warn we could soon see a surge on top of a surge after thanksgiving. >>> and more on the first intelligence briefing for joe biden and kamala harris and the challenges that they inherit 51 days from now. john brennan coming up this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. they made it out of copper, gold, silver, wampum. soon people decided to put all that value into a piece of paper, then proceeded to wave goodbye to value, printing unlimited amounts of money as they passed the buck to the fu

donovan baron became jodi's unofficial spokeswoman and twitter administrator. >> you actually operate twitter account. >> yes. >> but those are jodi's words? >> everything that's on there comes from jodi. those are her thoughts. those are her opinions. >> jodi used twitter to sell her own original artwork and to make points she couldn't make on the witness stand. in one she needled prosecutor martinez. "hmm, anger management problems, anyone?" another tweet was more snarky. intimating that martinez was afflicted with little man syndrome. that comment has since been deleted. but all of this attention helped elevate the public persona of ron martinez. a once anonymous bulldog of a prosecutor. now a prominent co-star in the jodi show. just ask some of the trial tourists, the mostly women who traveled from around the country to witness the trial firsthand. >> ron martinez, you never know what he's going to pull out of his hat. >> he's travis's voice and we admire him for that. >> oh, yeah. >> sisters amy markham and dawn johnson both took the week off from their jobs in st. louis in hopes

this kid can score at all 3 levels he's built similarly to donovan mitchell condone pretty well to as you see right there. the dubs already have a couple wings, we know steph curry klay thompson but edwards if he is the choice they certainly will find room for him and then finally we have the top ranked overseas prospect of the draft. any idea he is from israel and that's where he played last year, he's 6, 9, small forward great skills for a guy that size his jumper is still a work in progress. we'll have full coverage of the draft tomorrow and hear from bob myers and hopefully whoever did of decide to draft. now back to the gridiron stanford's head football coach david shaw was not holding back his feelings about the covid testing debacle that forces starting quarterback to sit out last week. just hours before the team's season opener against oregon. davis mills and 3 others were ruled out due to coronavirus policy. the pac 12 later revealed that an error in testing protocols lead to one players test coming back as inconclusive. on friday, it was determined that none of the 3 ever ha

combo guard, anthony edwards of georgia, this kid can score at all 3 levels he's built similarly to donovan mitchell the dubs already have a couple of we know steph curry klay thompson andrew wiggins but that word is the choice they will certainly find room for someone and his skill set and finally we have the top ranked overseas prospect in the draft. denny he is from israel and that's where he last played he's a 6, 9, small forward with great skill for a guy of that size jumper still a work in progress but a lot to work with. we'll have full coverage of the draft tomorrow and we'll hear from bob myers and hopefully. we'll also hear from whoever the dove decide that's your >>really study from stanford is showing the effectiveness of the restrictions put in place during the pandemic kron four's noelle bellow talked with one of the researchers who says this study results can help guide future reopening strategies. >>using the cell phone mobility data of 98 million americans a team of stanford researchers found that reducing occupancy and restaurants grocery stores and the like has helped to

we realized that if we come together with this fund, and we have other people -- michael strahan, donovan thanks again so much for coming on. i want to talk to you about the upcoming season. you're under contract with the oklahoma city thunder, but there's some chatter this week that you might get traded possibly to the phoenix suns now when you hear these rumors, what goes -- what goes through your mind? >> man, i'm going into year 16 right? so i heard about every rumor that you could possibly hear >> jimmy: yeah >> you know, you learn to control what you can control i'm training, getting ready for the season if something happens, it will. if not, you know, i love being in oklahoma with our team. we actually just got a new coach yesterday. yesterday. so, you know >> jimmy: my gosh. >> the league is always constantly changing. >> jimmy: i'm just saying, you don't look too bad in a knicks jersey take a look at this. this looks -- not bad. i'm just saying. >> jimmy, i don't know you know probably more than i do >> jimmy: oh my gosh if you come even close to the knicks, i want you to cohost

anthony edwards at a georgia this kid can score at all 3 levels, he's built similarly to donovan mitchell kind of on the side but stout can get to the rim. the dubs have a couple wings already that position group is kind of crowded, but hey if edwards is the choice they will have to find a way to make some room for him he's that talented and finally we have the top ranked overseas prospect of the draft. danny abia he is from israel and that's where he played last year 6, 9, small forward with great skill for a guy of that size his jumper is still a work in progress will have full coverage of the draft tomorrow and hear from bob myers and hopefully whoever to does decide to draft. stanford's head coach is not holding back his feelings about the covid testing debacle that forces starting quarterback to sit out a week just hours before the team's season opener against oregon. davis mills and 3 others were ruled out due to coronavirus policy. the pac 12 later revealed that an error in the testing protocols lead to one players test coming back is inconclusive on friday it was determined that n

dominica donovan, senior policy analyst. i am presenting the final report of the mitigation working group policies and recommendations. i'll provide a brief background for members of the public and commissioners who weren't present at this time this issue kind of unfolded. back in june 2019, the small business commission submitted resolution number 2 of 2019 to the board of supervisors, urging them to issue economic mitigation measures in support of we cares, primarily for corner store and small business store owners who had been affected by local tobacco control laws that were put into place on the heels of one another, the first one being the ban on flafrted tobacco, and the second one being the ban on e-cigarettes that have not received f.d.a. approval. just about a month later, supervisor walton of district 10 submitted a resolution urging the office of small business, our office, to convene an economic mitigate working group to address the matter, and in october of last year, we did so, and we convened for a series of t

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