erickson? why do we have mr. erickson. >> thank you. thank you for convening this hearing today. we applaud them for their standards of work when this issue is among so many others. i also want to thank our witnesses for joining us today and i want to thank the sister who is been at the forefront of fighting line three for all of us, especially those downriver on the mississippi and we are so grateful for you. right now the industry faces little to no consequences for the pollution that they have been creating for decades and this is no accidents. the fossil fuel industry has played a central role in divertingal climate and action even as they contaminate predominately black and brown communities. there will be consequences and at first bare minimums set forward by account ability is ending our government financial supportty of fossil fuels. my community in st. louis is home to the headquarters of two of the most egregious corporate polluters in the world. [inaudible] peabody is the largest company in the unitedmo states and the most polluting nation in history of the world and c

erickson. now, we will hear from miss jill . you are wrecking as her testimony. >> good morning. i am an attorney on the border of minnesota and ontario. i'm the cofounder of not your mascot and the new collective. i spent six months out of the front lines fighting the dakota access pipeline which is still operating illegally right now today, at this moment. i'm also engaged in a movement to defund fossil fuels in my own territory. a really common perception of native people is that we are people of the past. we were here before the arrival of the night state we were here before canada and we are still here today. there is as long disposition of genocide and removal and then there is nothing after that. people think we didn't keep progressing after the 1800s. the reality is that we are 5% of the population globally, indigenous people. we hold 80% of the biodiversity. we are the last holders of the sacred places all over mother earth. despite this, our voice is entirely absent from the people so

erickson often helped her father fish so she knows this coastal region very well. the perfect place to grow coal are there are. the water is going off the current is the 4th strongest in the world. after the sea we just harvested it 1st has to dry they process 9 different types. 24 hours later the wheat is ready for consumption costing up to 500 kilogram it can be served as a vegetable salad or trying to and used as a salt. in the kitchen lab they create new seaweed recipes along with local chefs. french chef my stank loses its truffle see week to add a special touch with stock fish. garnish flour cream with chips. does everything you can do basically with that this year. creates a feast can cook meat in says you we love the from this was not much new world opened to us. chefs and delicatessens across the globe from angele to erick's and then tomorrow. they practice careful and sustainable harvesting allowing the seaweed to grow back again. they see it as the future of the future particularly as it is so healthy well it really is a super furry it's so full of vitam

erickson often helped her father fish so she knows this coastal region very while. the perfect place to grow cold arctic air. the water is going off the current is the 4th strongest in the world. to the sea weed is harvested its 1st test to dry they process 9 different types. 24 hours later to see wheat it's ready for consumption costing up to $500.00 euros per kilogram it can be served as a vegetable dishes salad or dried and used as a salt. they create new seaweed recipes along with local chefs and french chefs my dad uses truffle seaweed to add a special touch with stock fish. garnish a cauliflower cream with chips. does everything you can do basically with the great was that this your to go much creates. feast can cook meat in says we loved you from this was not the new world open to us. chefs and delicatessens across the globe from angele to erick's and then tomorrow. they practice careful and sustainable harvesting allowing the seaweed to grow back again . they see it as the future of the future victim as it is so healthy well it really is a super furry. flash

erickson often helped her father fish so she knows this coastal region very while. the perfect place to grow cold arctic. air water is going off the current is the 4th strongest in the world. after the seaweed is harvested its 1st test to dry they process 9 different types. 24 hours later the wheat is ready for consumption costing up to $500.00 euros per kilogram it can be served disaffection salad or dried and used as a salt seasoning in mechanician lab they create new seaweed recipes along with local chefs. french chefs danke muses truffle seaweed to add a special touch with stock fish. got on a ship called a flower cream with chips. does everything you can do basically with the great was that this your. creates a feast can cook meat in says. this was not much new world open to us. chefs and delicatessens across the globe from angele to erick's and then tomorrow. they practice careful and sustainable harvesting allowing the seaweed to grow back again and they see it as the future of the future particularly as it is so healthy well it really is a superferry it's so

erickson often helped her father fish so she knows this coastal region very well. the perfect place to grow. the water it being the current is the 4th strongest in the world. after the sea we just harvested its 1st test to dry they process 9 different types. 24 hours later to see we ready for consumption costing up to $500.00 euros per kilogram it can be served as a vegetable dishes salad or trying to and used to salt seasoning in their kitchen lab they create new seaweed recipes along with local chefs. french chef my tank uses truffle seaweed to add a special touch to noodles with stock fish. garnish of cauliflower cream with chips. does everything you can do because you can that this your. crits. feels can cook meat in says with gloves you from this was not new world open to. chefs and delicatessens across the globe from angele to erick's and then tomorrow. they practice careful and sustainable harvesting allowing the seaweed to grow back again. and they see it as the future of the future particularly as it is so healthy well it really is a super furry it's so fu

i also added to erickson and adv volkswagen which traded down a great story. >> moderna may be more than a covid company, but it is certainly going to be linked with covid from here to eternity >> yeah. >> and for good reason, of course you know, jason, there was an interesting note out today that plays right into our conversation about sort of growth and value and where you should really be rickie sandler, who has been a guest on this program on multiple occasions says in a letter to investors, we continue to have more of a cyclical and value tilt to our long portfolio, that we have reduced the level of the tilt lately through monetizing positions that have performed very well. i bring it up because our viewers always hear all of you, or most say, you know, barbell, barbell, barbell well, i am thinking about the right tilt, if you will, that you should have in your portfolio. sandler is talking about it. when it comes to cyclical versus growth, should you be more tilted now, jason, towards value or tilted towards growth >> so i think it is a great question you know, when i think about t

erickson. >> thank you for convening this hearing. we applaud congressman, and congresswoman omar for their work on this issue. i also want to thank our witnesses for joining us today and especially want to thank our sister who is been at the forefront of fighting line three for all of us, especially those of us downriver on the mississippi. we are so grateful for you. right now the fossil fuel industry faces little to no consequences for the legal pollution they have been creating for decades. this is no accident. the fossil fuel industry has played a central role in diverting climate research and action, even as they contaminate predominately black and brown communities. there will be consequences. at first, bare minimum accountability is ending our government's financial support of fossil fuels. my community in st. louis is home to the headquarters of two of the most egregious corporate polluters in the world, peabody coal and arch resources. peabody and arch are the largest coal companies i

meanwhile, back home, her american boyfriend, a man named paul erickson, a republican political operative who had helped her as a russian government agent get into the upper echelons of the nra and high republican politics, president trump pardoned paul erickson. president trump pardoned maria butina's boyfriend. he was frauding to the tune of $1.2 million. his pardon means he doesn't have to make resolution to the people he was frauding. given the president by the founding fathers who wrote the constitution. convicted hostile boyfriends of russian agents. i'm sure that's exactly the sort of pardon the founding fathers had in mind to entrust to worthy american presidents. we do, of course, have a new president. as with russia, as with everything, things have been very different for these last couple of months he has been in office, and here's something to keep an eye on. this is not getting much attention here in the u.s. but this week the u.s. european command, which is the u.s. military in europe, this week they went to their highest alert level after what appears to be a russian attack

erickson. i want to thank all of our panelists, first of all, for your remarks and for staying with us for the duration through the votes and the technical difficulty, and i want to thank my colleagues, so many of you joining this committee, and it's signaling their interests and commitment and passion and in making sure that we do that this infrastructure bill. with that, and without objection, all members will have five legislative days within to submit additional written questions to the witnesses to the chair which will be forwarded to the witnesses for their responses. i ask our witnesses to please respond as promptly as you are able. thank you for your expertise, testimony and time. this meeting is now adjourned. >>> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and comcast. >>> you think this is just a community center? no, it's way more than that. so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> alo

meanwhile back home, her american boyfriend, a man named paul erickson, a republican political operative who helped her as a russian government agent get into the upper echelons of the nra and high-level republican politics, president trump pardoned paul erickson. he pardon maria butina's boyfriend right before he left office, much to the dismay of the people he defrauded since trump's pardon for him apparently means he won't have to make his restitution payments anymore to the people he was convicted of defrauding. the presidential power of clemency is a solemn, grand power given to the president by the founding fathers who wrote the constitution. convicted felon con artist boyfriends of hostile russian agents, i'm sure that's exactly the pardon the founding fathers had in mind to entrust to, you know, infinity sew the mind of american presidents. we do, of course, have a new president, and with russia, as with everything, things have been very different for these last come off months that he's been in office. here's something to keep an eye on. this week the u.s. european command, the

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all right let's talk reaction to the book haley is one from jennifer erickson when i read market men's animal vegetable junk i was compelled by the way he considers justice from an agricultural point of view what's more important than feeding children while teaching them what real food means he writes the sooner we begin to raise children who recognize that coke and snickers don't bring happiness and the sooner we teach children how and by whom food is produced the sooner will stop producing generations of adults who struggle with diet our school district motto is always learning always growing and then spoke inspired me to reach out to our principal and ask to extend our votto to growing food growing community changes planted one see it at a time maybe our courtyard could be that scene i mean that's an awesome there's no question there but let me reiterate something which is until we raise children who understand what good food is and know where it comes from we're going to be cultivating generation after generation and on healthy adults so if we want healthy 40 year olds we have to t

cross talking that way i'm joined by my guest geoffrey erickson in washington he is chairman of the market group a consultancy on middle east affairs in vienna we have. he is the former head of the verification and security policy coordination office at the international atomic energy agency and input and we have mohammad marandi he is a professor at the university of turin. in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let's go to town 1st professor marandi . initial reports from the meetings in vienna are a little bit more upbeat than i would have expected a little i'm surprised i have to say here what is your perspective from 10 because as i said in my introduction it's the u.s. is going to have to do a lot of things to get back into this deal that it walked away from unilaterally iran is going to have to get to tweak a few things here so how do you see things playing out go ahead. that's the reason why i am very cautious because the iranians are not going to get many new concessions to the united states deal of the g.'s if you know any is signed it's

here is radio host erickson on "fox & friends". >> now mandatory weakens thanks to this law but theirappy doing business in places like china that persecutes people. >> republicans st. george's new election roles are fair and help improve voter confidence will democrats called voter suppression laws. the major companies headquartered in georgia including coca-cola and delta condemned the new laws but after they were already past. they called the election roles unacceptable and said they don't match with their comedies values. despite the controversy, people on both sides of the aisle agree that pulling the all-star game out of atlanta will cost the city tourism industry millions. >> it is devastating it is devastating to the city and many businesses, mine included it seems very unnecessary, very punitive and counterintuitive to what were trying to do by reopening. >> as of now major league baseball is finally rising a new host for the game and details are expected to be announced shortly. jon: christina coleman thank you. on capitol hill president biden 2.2 trillion dollars spending p

indeed sidney erickson was the duality of acts she has social skills in self-determination, glamour and grit. the petite braun looked like a captivating french doll and was almost magnetically endowed by looks, temperament and education to be outstanding in a profession that required poise and fearless capacity for action and grim courage. the next two decades consolidated the view of the job is women's work. during the second world war women took cabin positions across airlines as men served in the military. passengers began to favor air travel over ocean or rail in the postwar 1950s due in part to technological advances such as the jet plane that slice the trip across "the atlantic" down to six or ten hours determine if there were headwind. only so many customizations to the new jet plane existed. they are stabilized by the government at 405 underdog to cross "the atlantic". so flying was to expensive to be a regular undertaking for a new and rich for each airline try to commit customers and have the highest level of lecturing service. and women with it mainly mail clientele became a

indeed sadie erickson was a model of the duality of stewardesses. she had social skills and self-determination, glamour and great . she looked like a captivating french stall and was almost magnetically endowed by books, temperament and education to the outstanding in a profession required boys and fearless capacity for action and grim courage. the next two decades consolidated the view of the job is women's work. during the second world war women took cabinet positions as men served inthe military . passengers began to favor air travel over ocean or rail in the 1950s due in part to technological advances such as the jet plane that put a trip across the atlantic down to six hours. airlines competed for passengers by touting technical innovation but only so many customizations existed. prices were stabilized by the government at 400 or $500 across the atlantic so flying was too expensive to be a regular undertaking for anyone but the rich. each airline tried to commit its customers have the highest level of jury and the women who served a predominate

here with more is radio host erick erickson.rgia law especially circumstances have pandemic rules come in. this whole drop box thing was going to evaporate. the new excuse balloting thing was going to evaporate. they had to address, this right? >> yes. drop boxes in particular. they don't exist under georgia''s law except the governor's order on the pandemic said follow homeland security compliance. it was the trump administration homeland security said use drop boxes so the state did. when the order expires on the pandemic drop boxes go away now they will stay thanks to republicans. brian: stays in play and water thing is a nonissue, it's election nearing. you can have things at the precinct just can't hand them out. party politics. >> all overblown by the left. what they can't touch, the one they are really mad about but can't talk about because so popular. now trying it to do a signature check for ballots we will use people's driver's license. if you don't have a driver's license, you get a free photo i.d. from the state. tha

. >> bret: you know what, your fellow conservatives are popping up on twitter, erick erickson tweets: democrats promised georgians $2,000 stimulus checks, gave them $1,400. and reduced the pool of eligible people to receive them now they are calling for an economic boycott of the state. okay then. i want to talk to you briefly about your election. on the election day, you had 49.8% of the vote over jon ossoff at 47.8. but then the runoff happens and ossoff gets 50.4 to your 49.6. what happened in your assessment? you say you are not running for office. you are not in office and you can be straight with the viewers. do you think it was the call by president trump that the election was stolen from him that hurt you? >> well, first of all, i was straight with the voters when i was in office and running. but, you know, this is what happened. 800,000 people in georgia, more than 800,000 who voted in november did not vote in january and the irony of the democrats' story that they are trying to perpetrate here, bret, is this is that when everybody votes in the state of georgia, republicans w

on jenny to erickson tamara singer. in water that is just 4 degrees celsius in temperature about 300 kilometers north of the arctic circle unseemly does not just healthy this. push its troubles the route and even though it looks. will graham and bushy taste like truffle it is amazing. how to build off that it's really yummy truffle the taste of it. there are thousands of varieties of edible same weed. and truffle seaweed brush tuft grows especially well along the norwegian coast like here in the loft an island. and you need turn tomorrow around the small business law. they want to make widely popular again. while it has been largely forgotten in europe it's quite common in the asia pacific region. my mom's japanese and so i've grown up eating the same weight all my life so it was really exciting when we would i moved to norway to face the potato there was here there is just sorry much the wait growing along the coastline the bush white house and then to wage a tradition many people here live off what the sea provides th

. >> you bought erickson calls going out a good ways to 2022. you tell me about that one >> sure. as you recall on the last show i said ericsson was going to have a great wartequarter, they did. i bought the calls going out to next year because it is rare that you see calls that give you that much time value that have essentially no premium whatsoever, no time value premium. that's why i bought that i thought it was just a great way to, again, increase my position on ericsson just going to what was said earlier on the broadband bill, that's ericsson, that's 5g you will see more and more spending go there. >> what do you quickly think about what tom lee said about, you know, amid all of this caution and some negativity that he thinks, you know, there are very bullish signs for stocks regardless of what anybody else says, and you can actually reach the upend of his target sooner than people think? >> i disagree. i like tom's work. i disagree with a lot of what he said for example using cleveland cliffs for the example, which i own, and maybe i sho

. >> amy erickson asked some facebook added the compromise of 1850 work -- how do we know about abigailillmore's position in slavery and how it could have complemented or differed from her husband's? >> i don't. and what is odd about notice the burned over district feel more and abigail is that they come from it's called the district of burnt over district new york called -- because it said that the the district. it's called that because fires of revivalism have been burned over so often the visible's burn over district. the most anti slavery part of the united states. it was a center of the anti slavery movement. just south of werfel moore is kyk is one of the most anti slavery senators in the senate, is starting his political career. just on the road, frederick douglass will live in rochester, new york. and with all of this anti-slavery activity going on neither of the fillmore's ever lift a finger to fight slavery. they never show any hostility to slavery at all, and they show no sympathy whatsoever to free blocks. it's really quite shocking that they are completely clueless about th

this tells you h.r. 1 corrupt politicians act nationally and it all out effort to set up this as ericksonmately and make the filibuster because they will never pass never pass h.r. 1 while the filibuster is there. i think if people learn what is in h.r. 1, they will be so angry and being totally misled. and i think president biden credibility is in tatters. you read what is staff rates, and he has no idea if it is true. in the case of the georgia build the things that biden said there are flatly false and he owes the people of georgia an apology for having lied about what is going on in georgia. >> bill: newt gingrich, thank you for your time and enjoy easter weekend. >> thank you. >> dana: in the meantime stacey abrams, who was a candidate that will probably rus reelection, she bought the domain, her group bought the domain game jim crow 2.0 final weeks before the bill is passed. so they had a plan. >> bill: they had a plan. >> dana: following the announcement of president biden spending plan, "new york times" and another double standard and how biden's infrastructure plan to trump. joe

. >> lyle menendez developed a friendship with a woman named anna erickson. >> i hope that we can getwise, you can become very hard and cold in here. >> some day it might be possible for you to have children. do you want to? >> i would very much like to have a family. i would feel concern for the pressures that would be on children having me as a father or erik as a father. but an opportunity to live, give differently, and give them love and just, sort of, maybe it's a way of trying to correct some of the things that happened to us. i don't know. >> the marriage lasted about a year, and then lyle menendez married a second time to a woman who had been a pen pal, and they have a very close bond. >> one thing i've learned is that your physical comfort is much less important than your connection with the people around you and in your life that are important to you. i've found i can have a healthy marriage that is complicated and built around conversation and finding creative ways to communicate, sharing without any of the props that are normally there in marriage. >> last october my if yo

cbs news' bo erickson scooped everyone by reporting the first lady is remote teaching three introductorynity college outside of washington. it wasn't easy to return to her students. obtained documents showeded it took months of negotiations. emails reveal she wanted to keep her teaching separate from her high-profile work at the white house. the week after president biden was sworn in, she made that distinction clear in an email to colleagues. she wrote, "i'm an english teacher at nova, not first lady. i want students to see me as their english teacher. i'm not mentioning it in my classes at all." dr. biden is the first first lady to hold a full-time job outside of the white house. >> she told us here when she was here that she would still continue to teach at the time he was candidate, if they made it to the white house. we all thought, yeah, sure. >> right. >> how you going to do that, dr. biden? but she did. it's no secret how much she loves teaching. we know that. >> there was some kind of back and forth about how to list her classes. at one point the president of the community colle

we will wrap it up lisa erickson. gunjen thank you. you can comment.tually on the line for things good to have both perspectives >> thank you >> thank you >> you're welcome. lisa, thank you. traditional. more traditional investing andrew, what do you favor? traditional? i think you like the new stuff, don't you? >> i think the new stuff's fun, but the fun may be speculation >> spac. >> i like it as a story. do i like it as an invesinvestmt i don't know i think i don't. >> you went nuts with the tags you know, i would put a tag on my keys. >> owe airtags we'll get you an airtag for the key. you are switching topics. >> you like the new stuff. >> that part is true >> i'm buying sony shares. they make this thing called a walkman. unbelievable amazing. >> i used to have one of those tape in it remember cassette tape. >>> coming up when we come back, the biden administration is setting new targets for greenhouse reduction and what it means for investing. >>> and we are talking to ceos of american airlines and at&t after those companies report "squawk box" i

one thing i want to say, keith erickson -- or whatever his name is -- in the video for months of georgeloyd trying to get him in the car and he couldn't breathe. that's another thing. democrats, tell these people, do not resist and you will go home. host: tom in ohio. carl from maine says he's guilty. caller: i believe he is guilty. just look at the -- where the kid raised his hands and he had no gun and they shot him. i agree with the other man. i watched the whole trial, and what his lawyer tried to do, chauvin's lawyer, i felt like are we watching a cop accused of murder? they made it look like, chauvin 's lawyer, that george floyd was on trial. he was on trial for his lifestyle and his drug use. any time a trained cop who is paid to serve and protect the people, at any time when george floyd said he couldn't breathe, he could have lifted his knee. i went to police school in south carolina. that was excessive force. he was a racist and when you show his record of all the complaints they have had about him and what gets me mad in this country is say on a jury of 11 people say he is gu