john edwards.ng honest and changing course in iraq is the first step in trying to restore america's moral leadership in the world. crowd: [chanting] edwards! edwards was hot stuff and within striking distance of the white house for years. [cheering] he had been john kerry's vice presidential pick in 2004, and even though that didn't work out, it made him an early favorite entering the 2008 democratic presidential primary. he was a good talker. he was good-looking. he had the right politics. yes, edwards was the dream candidate-- perhaps even the "dreamy" candidate. that beautiful head of hair just stole my heart. [audience laughter] thank you. john edwards was able to articulate the economic issues that plagued this country, able to talk about the "two americas." that was his famous speech. we can build one america where we no longer have two healthcare systems. edwards' stated mission to bridge the gap between rich americans and poor americans still seems progressive more than a decade later. he w

edwards response. the story is false, ridiculous. >> at this point, the scandal almost starts to feel like watching a horror movie. i want to cry out to john edwards, just stop. don't go into the basements. don't layer a lie upon a bigger lie stop. go home, man but the potential to somehow get away with it. maybe even win the election kept john edwards and his enablers going diluted as it was. they went into the basement and the national enquirer was waiting there for them hey, mom, how many should i decorated? >> have ran half blue. >> that's a really tough call for you that's john king from cnn. let's look at the data your county leaned read i 15 points in the last presidential election however looking at the latest polling, you're going to need a lot of those purple sprinkles stuff average cost of a cupcake around hears $3. no comment missing out on the things you love because of asthma get back to better breathing with for sandra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken and it's e

john edwards isn't talking either.nd his ex wife, elizabeth, sadly died in 2010 thankfully, i was able to find answers and understanding in kentucky sitting and talking with someone who wants fairly or not was the most infamous woman in the united states. rielle hunter the image of john edwards was this john grisham hero come to life crusading southern lawyer had some difficulties in his life, wants to fight for you we held him responsible for not being the image that he had given us and held me responsible for that to we did in the media, yes. it's hard talking about it. and even you know, 15 years later, i don't want anybody our him. i don't want to hurt john either. you know, what we're here to get your side of the story by february 2006, rielle hunter had lived many lives she was an actress with bit roles in films such as ricochet, where she played a reporter alongside denzel washington mr. wright, a new york party girl and muse for her ex-boyfriend, j. >> macron, ernie's novel, story of my life. a self-described s

edwards? i just said i can, i bet i'm going into the f here to the i'm to look at the so that you did one time on this one was that i probably had the most important that's yes. put the edwards and i remember not late. so in that office and then the cfo, boyfriend and you have in the system. is that the flat? tabitha? cut for them put in the lady that the had the c. i notice the coffee to see a list. i must keep this within the, in those them i've been with you and we'll see if this for any. well, with the said that full affinity in was sort of, you know, to many and spawn with them. again, had the rest of the i phone a them like if you know i'm the fit all well, i live in a supermarket and he had a will. kindergarten, one. i had the color the and the beloved. and if she's more during the to palestinian uprising, it's called into photos stone. so we became something of a symbol of the vote in july 2000 of to the is really withdrawal from suns level. so he'd visited the former crossing, fucked

edwards. so he joined columbia university in new york city as a member of the faculty of english and competitive literature where he stayed until his desk in 2003. columbia is one of the top 8 i v lead universities in the us were many leading politicians, economists and public figures have graduated. columbia also helped to loan shed woodside into the refined world of academia and literary criticism. no, not yet as a middling specialist in the west or public support of the comma standing in the midst of a place where i'm sitting right now used to be um, edward sites office. his secretary used to sit in one of the rooms. um, you know, down this down this hall and the room that you see here, almost everything is as it was when, when he was here, the end of the, the book, the this book, this gloss bookcase. this desk was so edwards or that chair was um, edwards. and um, this was um, there's a, an office with a lot of history. so he's in devon. might have remained purely literally. and his connect

edwards, ken, we'll see. or fremont bank, jen, i'm dyslexia, but then my post festival of the billing leaves the process of it. and we'll see a well ken not good, let's see. can yep, the bottom and we'll see for hey, but she's m i'll live then 9 it on on the shadow boy. net. oh sure much that i combine all wish sure we have. so we had actually been having deb the, the financial and no any guess at all as you got the handicapped faucet by me for like forget it and know you all will see and i'll be a said i only use cell book, edward. sorry, the minister said i cannot get them going into the f here to the i'm to put the data so that you did one time on this one was that i probably had him with zip code is it's yes, put the edwards and the number. if not in the list, so in that go for us and then we'll see a co way funding to help in the system. is that okay? and before i have to get the zip code for them, for the lady that had the fee, i know what is the cost of you to see. i just, i'm gonna keep this over to t

edwards was white. the rest of them were were were black. so i just point this out because they're fairly characters in this in in the elect in the election and the annals of truman's presidency. so let me let me get to resilience. i can maybe i'll get to so i'm a michigan guy so i think that michigan okay so but i think truman was tough as a michigan wolverine. so when he he did a a preliminary swing and a preliminary swing in may of 1948 across the country to kind of hone his truman on the four and the four then magellan in may of 1948 he organized a train trip across america and the west coast and back to hone his campaign skills. he did the fixes the way spoke and developed a develop a voice that would attract. when the real when the campaign came up in in the false this was early may yeah. and it was a it was sort of a break you know they were they're trying to just, you know, figure out how to to how to handle him. it. but when when the ferdinand magellan got to los angeles and truman was by jimmy roosevelt. now we're talking about jim

there was a woman india edwards. she was in charge of the women's division of the democratic national committee. of course, she was in charge of mobilizing women. vote for truman, but she, on a woman named winnie tipton spragg, who was a columnist and, a writer for the chicago defender newspaper, and she was brought into the the committee. and she was a she was a india edwards's deputy. and her job was to mobilize the black vote. and very important people that largely have been ignored. india. edwards was white. the rest of them were were were black. so i just point this out because they're fairly characters in this in in the elect in the election and the annals of truman's presidency. so let me let me get to resilience. i can maybe i'll get to so i'm a michigan guy so i think that michigan okay so but i think truman was tough as a michigan wolverine. so when he he did a a preliminary swing and a preliminary swing in may of 1948 across the country to kind of hone his truman on the four and the four then magellan in m

was not enough for edge not enough grass around the road from schemes bureau to fort and to fort edward and on for them to make up this 30% deficit. so these horses were and therefore they moved ever more slowly and then eventually broke completely. and further slowed the progress of burgoyne army towards albany. now these metabolic demands from humans and horses shaped the decisions and military decisions that burgoyne he stayed in place for while. so that provision could laboriously be brought forward or so his could scour nearby for food and forage. here's that map again he skat he stayed near scheme sparrow from july nine to july 27th as the men who. might my my to i was wondering where you were while the soldiers cleared the route to fort and the army arrived at fort edward? yes on july 30th and stayed there for over six weeks, in part a raid in mid-august to acquire cattle and forage and more horses near bennington, vermont, which is to the east that raid ended in disaster by mid-september after weeks of contests and toil, the army finally had accumulated about five week supply of

edwards was white. the rest of them were were were black. so i just point this out because they're fairly characters in this in in the elect in the election and the annals of truman's presidency. so let me let me get to resilience. i can maybe i'll get to so i'm a michigan guy so i think that michigan okay so but i think truman was tough as a michigan wolverine. so when he he did a a preliminary swing and a preliminary swing in may of 1948 across the country to kind of hone his truman on the four and the four then magellan in may of 1948 he organized a train trip across america and the west coast and back to hone his campaign skills. he did the fixes the way spoke and developed a develop a voice that would attract. when the real when the campaign came up in in the false this was early may yeah. and it was a it was sort of a break you know they were they're trying to just, you know, figure out how to to how to handle him. it. but when when the ferdinand magellan got to los angeles and truman was by jimmy roosevelt. now we're talking about jim

[bleep], edward, you have my keys.n tv ♪ ♪ but where are those good old-fashioned values ♪ ♪ on which we used to rely? ♪ ♪ lucky there's a family guy ♪ ♪ lucky there's a man who positively can do ♪ ♪ all the things that make us ♪ ♪ laugh and cry ♪ ♪ he's... a... fam... ily... guy! ♪ all right, ladies, let's pick teams for dodgeball. connie, would you like to be a captain? sure. i pick everyone except meg. fair enough. go! (blows whistle) (yelling) oww! (whirring) (bell rings) hey, where's everybody going? that's not how we end this class. good job today. good job today. great class. nice hustle. hey, how was gym class? terrible. you know, i don't think i can take another semester at this school, ruth. it's torture. it's worse than sitting next to a baby on an airplane. so what brings you to kentucky? i'm visiting my family. ah, family man. me? single and ready to mingle. tom brunell's the name. insurance is the game. and right now, the game is very good to me. hey, i know! if you hate it so much here, why don't you com

they need to easy say critics and too young to be edward's dreams of becoming an actress. she never felt like a boy at 5. she told her parents she was a girl. oh well i always knew i was kind of a girl. i mean i was very like fan presenting that as a child. i used to wrap a blanket around my head and pretend it was my hair. but yeah, it was very early on. i was very like a very feminine just support her follow her lead. maybe she's trans and maybe not. maybe she's just considering things, but it became pretty clear, but when she became very persistent, you know, i'm a girl. i am not your son. i'm your daughter. guilty. edwards and her parents talked to doctors early on, and here in minnesota were given the support they needed. he'll, he was prescribed puberty blockers to prevent her voice from breaking into stop her developing facial hair careful about for some time now. she's been taking female hormones. dr. angela get 3rd specializes in the treatment of trends. children. many republicans criticize gender affirming health care for minors, citing the need to protect them.

was not enough for edge not enough grass around the road from schemes bureau to fort and to fort edward and on for them to make up this 30% deficit. so these horses were and therefore they moved ever more slowly and then eventually broke completely. and further slowed the progress of burgoyne army towards albany. now these metabolic demands from humans and horses shaped the decisions and military decisions that burgoyne he stayed in place for while. so that provision could laboriously be brought forward or so his could scour nearby for food and forage. here's that map again he skat he stayed near scheme sparrow from july nine to july 27th as the men who. might my my to i was wondering where you were while the soldiers cleared the route to fort and the army arrived at fort edward? yes on july 30th and stayed there for over six weeks, in part a raid in mid-august to acquire cattle and forage and more horses near bennington, vermont, which is to the east that raid ended in disaster by mid-september after weeks of contests and toil, the army finally had accumulated about five week supply of

just the edwards wants to show your true self to the outside world. she's relieved that human liberal, minnesota, she's allowed access to hormone treatment. so it's definitely feels good to just be like growing up like a normal child. and for people who don't, it's very like scary inside because they're gonna have to grow up without to see looking in the mirror and seeing themselves that is how life was for sam roller in her republican home state of indiana. and the trends laws are institutionalizing hate. she says, and deepening the divide between democratic and republican state. you know, this division is real. you have one group that wants to fundamentally give dignity and life, and opportunities to people. and another group that wants to take it away. and as we enter this world, the very stark part as decisions. and i just pray that we find a way out of it. many americans like sam roller and her partner katie, are moving to where they feel best, ideologically, far from united. the us is becoming ever more divided. the floods of the world's most co

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and so and then a couple of other person should mention there was a woman india edwards. she was in charge of the women's division of the democratic national committee. of course, she was in charge of mobilizing women. vote for truman, but she, on a woman named winnie tipton spragg, who was a columnist and, a writer for the chicago defender newspaper, and she was brought into the the committee. and she was a she was a india edwards's deputy. and her job was to mobilize the black vote. and very important people that largely have been ignored. india. edwards was white. the rest of them were were were black. so i just point this out because they're

i'm your daughter to the edwards and her parents. talk to doctors early on and here in minnesota were given the support they needed heels . he was prescribed puberty blockers to prevent her voice from breaking into stop her developing facial hair careful about for some time now. she's been taking female hormones, dr. angela gifford specializes in the treatment of trans children. many republicans criticize gender affirming health care for minors, citing a need to protect them. but angela gepford believes such criticism has a political motivation. louis miners, she says, only receive reversible treatment as a common misconception that essential health care for transgender diversity. if this fast or quick or easy to obtain. and none of those things are true and there as long waits to get in, which by the nature gives more waiting time for young people. and parents to think through decisions doesn't assessments and intake with a young person prior to making decisions like masculine eyes. and you're from amazing hormones that would have s

it's going to be, mike, a long time, obviously, edward and samaritan's purse is here. long are you guys going to be here, and how much can you do this? >> yeah. so we've been trying to be here, we've been here for about a week now trying to deploy as many of the starlinks as humanly possible, getting the word out how easy it is to set out. we've gotten over 850 torequests just from this region alone, and we're going to be here as long as we can to get these deployed. we are going to have a presence, starlink is going to have a presence until we can get these guys all the internet they can get. >> reporter: and lastly, edward, we know now there's a tropical storm churning in the gulf, milton, taking aim a on the panhandle of florida. that's what this was. how concerned are you about this, and how will communities like this deal with that? >> yeah. well, we're right now in perry, or florida, and also in tampa with teams responding to this last hurricane. is we're having to adjust equipment and teams, but we're going to have to respond to that as well. i'm from north caro

the poet, author, educator edward markham said, there is a destiny that makes us family.o one goes through life alone. all that we put into the lives of others comes back into our own. we have received and are in need of now the help of others. today, we call upon the spirit of truth, which can be translated as helper, just like the founders of this nation also appealed to the supreme judge of the world. with a firm reliance on the protections of divine providence in declaring our independence. when we individually or as a people disregard the spirit of truth, history shows that our failure to listen makes things worse. just as when our same founders, imperfect man, maybe falling back into fear as st. paul said, compromise the self-evident truth of freedom they espoused in the declaration that all men are created equal. notwithstanding that they were in moral judgment, the black catholic bishops recognized 40 years ago that even under slavery our brothers and sisters found ways to celebrate that spiritual freedom which god alone can give. so, today, in this nation's ongoi

jack paar, edward r murrow and many more. she even made an appearance on the game show, what's my line? and if you haven't seen that, you can find on youtube. she's there to promote united nations week. but elena's life had so many dimensions that her savvy use of the brand new medium of television has been previously overlooked. the early days of television were profoundly influential on popular culture and early use of tv to advance the causes of peace in the rights of women and the politically marginalized was groundbreaking. however, she also courted relationships with the film industry as early as 1932, writing for fan magazines like photoplay and modern screen son james enlisted her to in the prolog for 1940 anti-nazi film pastor hall, riling the ire of isolationists in the senate on propaganda in motion pictures and radio. but she would also disappoint activists when choosing to cross a picket line protesting segregated cinemas in washington, dc to attend a fundraiser screening of abe lincoln in illinois. eleanor contr

jack paar, edward r murrow and many more. she even made an appearance on the game show, what's my line? and if you haven't seen that, you can find on youtube. she's there to promote united nations week. but elena's life had so many dimensions that her savvy use of the brand new medium of television has been previously overlooked. the early days of television were profoundly influential on popular culture and early use of tv to advance the causes of peace in the rights of women and the politically marginalized was groundbreaking. however, she also courted relationships with the film industry as early as 1932, writing for fan magazines like photoplay and modern screen son james enlisted her to in the prolog for 1940 anti-nazi film pastor hall, riling the ire of isolationists in the senate on propaganda in motion pictures and radio. but she would also disappoint activists when choosing to cross a picket line protesting segregated cinemas in washington, dc to attend a fundraiser screening of abe lincoln in illinois. eleanor contr

it's a great pleasure to welcome to this the honorable edward r. murrow, and i'm delighted to have you here to talk with us today. you're on the receiving end instead of the asking in, you, senator. it takes a little while to become accustomed to trying to answer questions rather than asking. it's a lot easier to tell me what are the main objectives of the united states information program. well, i think i could sum them up very quickly by saying that it is our purpose to make the united policy everywhere intelligible and wherever possible palatable to explain only what we do, but why we do it, and to attempt to demonstrate it through all the mass media that we have here. a system which under a free man may choose to emulate. i think that's a brief capsule of it. a very good summary. are winning the world propaganda battle with the communists. i don't anyone can say who is. i think it is trite but true to say that good policy makes good propaganda and good news, as you know, in terms of total broadcast hours, we stand not first but fourth. we are b

abroad he bobbled vital influence on the future course of our nation into great pleasure to welcome edward i'm delighted to have you here to talk with us you have the receiving end instead of asking and tell me what are the main objectives of the united states information program. >> i think i can sum them up is our purpose to make the united states policy everywheree intelligibleat wherever it attet to demonstrate the mass media the system which other freeman might choose that's a brief capsule. >> a very brave summary. >> are we winning the propaganda. >> i don't think anyone can say who is winning i think it's true to say that good policy makes goodag propaganda and good news. >> in terms of total broadcast we stand not first but fourth we are behind russia. >> in certain areas were in the vernacular outgunned the communist countries will produce more books in translation thehe foreign countries in a given year it in certain areas we make progress in others we lose a little ground but what were able to do is to a large extent determine what actually happens in this country for example t

congressman edwards, i'm very grateful to have you on the show today. thanks for being here. >> yeah good morning so you've become somewhat famous for this press release that you've put out as you're region has struggled to recover from helene. >> and as you have tried to debunk the myths that are making it harder for fema to help some of your constituents. you said hurricane helene was not geoengineering by the government. fema is not stopping trucks. the faa is not restricting access to airspace. fema has not diverted disaster response funding. that top one in particular stood out to me not go engineered by the government. my question for you today, as people start to be able to head to the polls for early voting at how much do you think the response to helene, the recovery efforts from helene have enabled people to be able to get to their early voting locations if they want to. and is this misinformation that's still circulating around the hurricane affecting voting as it gets underway. >> i don't think that that have been out there are going to affe

so she always watched ginger rogers, edward g. robinson, same thing.hey had a lifelong friendship as well. so if you look at those lists, who is coming to the white house in the thirties? those are the people list as her favorites. okay thank you very much. thanks so. thank. this has been very interesting. do you have online resources you can recommend view some of footage of eleanor and even past year hall is that widely available so paster hall is not you can get past her hall on blu ray but as i mentioned her prolog is no longer available seems to be lost to history. we just have the written portion. um, the, the thing that's most readily available on the american archive, public broadcasting, all of the prospects of mankind episodes are there so that's the from 1959 to 1962. so she's older less involved than on the earlier series, but if you go to youtube, i think the library has made some of them available like the what's my line show. there are a few other interviews. many of these are only in archives. so the paley center in new york city, that'

thanks to mona mahajan of edward jones. more detail about the us economy now, because the number of people filing for unemployment benefits rose unexpectedly last week, according to figures out in the last hour. initial benefits claims were up by 6,000 for the week ending september 28th, to 225,000. pete earle is senior economist at the american institute for economic research — a free market think tank in great barrington, massachusetts. the biggerfocus will the bigger focus will be on the job status tomorrow. what are you expecting and how important is the state are going to be for the fed when it meets next month? , , , ., month? this is very important because the — month? this is very important because the fed _ month? this is very important because the fed has - month? this is very important because the fed has a - month? this is very important because the fed has a dual. because the fed has a dual mandate, which is inflation and the price level and unemployment, and with the inflation continuing the way it has an job

sure was edward r murrow. it was joseph welch. margaret, you know, senator chase smith set the sort set the predicate for it. but it was also the eisenhower administration itself because it encouraged republican senators and republicans in the political system to to question and then counter in oppose. senator mccarthy. had they not done that, i think he would have been stronger and he would have been able to stay in power longer. well, jim townsend, your center is named after pretty well-known congressional investigator, senator carl levin. what kind of work did he do? and what about the levin center? well, senator levin was the longest serving senator from the state of michigan. he served six terms, 36 years and he did many, many things. but one of the things he was really focused on was doing good oversight and making sure that those lessons learned from the mccarthy era, the lessons about the importance of a bipartisan investigation, of investigations that are truly committed to finding the facts. he took those lessons to hear

it starts off with edward in prosthetics. very good prosthetics.g actor, does a lot of those ghastly hr videos. has a new neighbour who is a playwright. the worst person in the world. they sort of form a relationship. then he gets offered this reconstructive surgery or procedure, ends up looking like sebastian stan. reconnects with ingrid, who has written a play about his life. the auditions for it. then someone else comes in and hijacked his entire existence. that someone else comes in and hi'acked his entire existence.�* his entire existence. that is the movie version. _ his entire existence. that is the movie version. in _ his entire existence. that is the movie version. in real- his entire existence. that is the movie version. in real life - his entire existence. that is the movie version. in real life when his entire existence. that is the - movie version. in real life when you got the script and saw this opportunity, what did you think? i opportunity, what did you think? i had worked with the director in a previous film. he had essentially wr

she was in the edwards deputy. her job was to mobilize the black women's vote. very important people who have largely been ignored. the rest were black. having characters in this election and the annals of truman's presidency. so, let me get to resilience if i can. maybe imi will get to it. i am a michigan guy. i think truman was as tough as a michigan wolverine. so, he did a preliminary swing. a19 preliminary swing and may of 48 across the o country. to hone truman on the fernand magellan and may o of 1948 he organized a train trip across america into the west coast and back. to hold his campaign skills he needed to fix the way he spoke and developed a voice. early may to figure how to handle him. when fernand magellan got to los angeles cards were stacked against truman at this point i towhat jimmy roosevelt comes ino the picture at the far left of the democratic party was againsa him there was a third party candidacy by wallace there is a dump they called it a dump truman movement orchestrated by roosevelt's son. so when the train reached los angeles, he live

on the future course of our nation it is a great pleasure to welcome to this program the honorable edward and i'm delighted to have you here to talk with us today you're on the receiving end instead of asking in. >> it takes a while to become accustomed to answer questions rather than asking them. >> is a lot easier to ask. >> tell me what are the main objectives of the united states information program. >> i think i could sum them up by saying it's our purpose to make you the united states policy everywhere intelligible and however, possible palatable to explain not only what we do but why we do it and to attempt to demonstrate to all the mass media that we have a system which other free men might choose to emulate i think that the brief capsule of it. >> a very good summary are we winning the world propaganda metal with attended. >> i don't think anyone can say who is winning i think it is trite but true to say the good policy makes good propaganda and good news as you know in terms of total broadcast hours we stand not first but fourth we are behind russia, china in the united arab rep

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future of coursewe of our nation pretty ia great pleasure to welcome toho this program, the honorable edward murrow and i'm delighted to have you here to talk with us today in the receiving it now as of the asking it. >> it takes a little while to become to trying to answer questions whether that asking them. >> is a lot easier to last until me, when the main objectives of the united states information program. >> will i think that i get some them out quickly by saying that it is our purpose to make the united states policy everywhere intelligible and wherever possible tell palatable to explain not only what we do but why we do it and to attempt to demonstrate through all the we have here that a system which other freemen may choose to emulate and i think this a brief capsule of it is a very good summary we wendy the world propaganda. >> why don't think anybody can say who is winning and i think that it is trite but true to say that good policy reese good propaganda and good news predict and as youou know in terms of total broadcast, please stand if not first but fourth we are behind russia,