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we came to the ethics commission to get nothing done. in good faith regarding the comptroller's office. on the contrary he takes all of the information that and gives it to them. today he will be given another position in closed session. again and again they hear the ethic commission doesn't have resources. commissioners, let me tell you this. this city is separated with corruption. you have right after the to go to the department of justice. every right to go to the department of justice. in fact, i'll approach them and i'll tell them how disfunctional our ethics commission, comptroller's office and city attorney. we cannot call ourselves if ail they do is make experiences. if all we do is get investigates that are beating around the bush. >> your three minutes has expired, sir. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, are there any farther callers in the cue? >> no, madam chair. there are no farther callers in the cue. >> i'll ask for the motion to assert the attorney-client privilege and be in choiced section. in charter section 3669 and

we came to the ethics commission to get nothing done. in good faith regarding the comptroller's office. on the contrary he takes all of the information that and gives it to them. today he will be given another position in closed session. again and again they hear the ethic commission doesn't have resources. commissioners, let me tell you this. this city is separated with corruption. you have right after the to go to the department of justice. every right to go to the department of justice. in fact, i'll approach them and i'll tell them how disfunctional our ethics commission, comptroller's office and city attorney. we cannot call ourselves if ail they do is make experiences. if all we do is get investigates that are beating around the bush. >> your three minutes has expired, sir. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, are there any farther callers in the cue? >> no, madam chair. there are no farther callers in the cue. >> i'll ask for the motion to assert the attorney-client privilege and be in choiced section. in charter section 3669 and

i know we'll get to it later, the terrific news of the funding for the ethics network. how do we show in the past year we have laid the foundation for the work that's going to be coming with ethics to address a culture of compliance here in the city. i think there's an opportunity for us to frame the work we have done in a way that shows that we are -- we're on this. and we have done a lot. look at our comprehensive scope of initiatives we have undertaken in the past year and ongoing support we have provided to the city and then we're going to build on that in the coming year with the ethics at work initiative so we can -- instead of having just a discrete set of accomplishments in the past year, we can show how we're pursuing the specific objectives and goals and it is connected with what we'll be doing in the future. and benefit more transparent and accountable government. >> chair ambrose: great, thank you. that's exactly what i was trying to get at with the thought that we might not exactly be in a position in july to finalize the forward-looking statement. the boar

darell's work ethic, kindness, and never give up attitude are an inspiration to us all and i'm proud to represent him in congress. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house sundry communications. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam. on april 22, 2021, the committee on ethics committee received an appeal from representative james e. clyburn of a fine imposed pursuant to house resolution 73. the appeal was received after the committee adopted its written rules. on may 18, 2021, a majority of the committee agreed to the appeal. signed, sincerely, theodore e. deutch, chairman, and jackie walorski, ranking member. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam, on april 19, 2021, the committee on ethics committee received an appeal from representative hahl rogers of a fine imposed to house resolution 73. the appeal was received after the committee adopted its written rules. on may 18, 2021, a majority of the committee agreed to the appeal. signed sincerely, theodore e. deutch, chairm

about how islam theological turn many centuries ago towards a more insular worldview and created an ethical gap between rigid interpretations of islam and the modern world. .. tolerant in the world and consequentially, the most advanced civilization in the world. mustafa akyol guides his readers through islamic ideology and all of its twists and turns to explain how islam got to where it is and why it needs reform. he drawls also from economic and political history to show how islam began and racism and coercive power. the reform that he advocates has to come from muslims themselves, so the book is largely addressed to them, but it is also addressed to the non-muslim world and especially westerners who misunderstood islam, including those who are apologists who claim there's nothing wrong with islam and islam a phobos who often forget their own religious history of bloodshed, intolerance and d reform. mustafa has written an important book i expect will become a reference for many years to come. it is not a book about public policy but it is consequential in that regard because the way that

because of this ethical implications of that. yes. ethical implications of that.plications of that. yes, and i think there _ ethical implications of that. yes, and i think there is _ ethical implications of that. yes, and i think there is an _ ethical implications of that. 1&1: and i think there is an element of truth in both those arguments, in principle vaccinating people, that doesn't actually give them any benefit, isn't generally something we would want to do. me getting you to have the vaccine to protect myself is not really ethically sound. and i think the evidence on balance is in favour of teenagers receiving the vaccine, i think the benefits to teenagers of vaccinations do outweigh the risks. i think under 11 is, i thick it is getting very uncertain, personally i suspect we will be offering vaccinations to teenagers but maybe not for young children younger than that. ., ,., ., ., ., not for young children younger than that. ., ., ., ~ that. paul hunter, so good to talk to ou, that. paul hunter, so good to talk to you. thank _ that. paul hunter, so good t

this ethically. there's a lot of opportunities for this to some of the big world problems. one thing is climate change. there, i'll use climate change is a really big problem, we don't know how to solve it. it turns out we can use human engineering to help address climate change. >> tucker: here's a tip. anyone who uses the phraser: robust ethical frameworkho wouldn't know ethics if they got in the shower with them. you know that because he uses the phrase, human engineering. human engineering? the name alone should make you pause and take a deep breath. people are not buttons. you can't just add rebar and improve the human condition, much less come in the human soul. people are living beings. they are alive. we outlined his proposal in a recent paper in ethics policy and environment. in that paper, he suggests a solution to the problem of people eating hamburgers. how do we get them to stop eating hamburgers? not convincing them that hamburgers are bad, you tell people something, and if they believe

is the most ethical in history. this reason to believe it might not be quite as it seems. poly, bleaker investigates messages. that's true. why i liked nepotism. i wasn't a fan of the guy, but at least donald trump was on the knows about it. seriously, remember all of these new stories? the president was turning to his family to fill out his presidential staff for ministration. announcing crockett trump will have a new role as a presidential advisor, president son in law, jared cushion or was given access to some of the countries most sensitive secrets. donald trump golf caddy is the white house director of social media. now his long time body guard is the director of oval office operation areas with the folks when it turns out things aren't much different in the bite and administration just like the previous administration. current whitehouse office seemed to have few scruples about hiring their own progeny. take, for example, this guy c re chassis, he's a former obama advisor and an ex lobbyist who is now the coun

ethics, but joe biden has problems with ethics every step of the way. he does not understand this.e lives in a mystical world that i don't understand, he set the standard, he violates it. within days. >> the whole thing is so dishonest. there is this aspect, presidency is dishonest, he is supposed to be a centrist moderate he has gone far left. >> >> that is why you have to a continual weekly segment on the show, this is nonstop, i look forward to joining you in a week or 2, we'll talk about another one. steve: great benefit of that, the silver lining is we get to see you, thank you, jason. >> thank you. steve: set your dvrs so you never miss a show, see you next sunday, when the next revolution will be televised. jillian: it is monday, june 7th. vice president kamala harris is in guatemala to address the root causes of the migrant surge before heading to mexico for the second leg of her first diplomatic trip. many are asking when she will visit the southern border. todd: retire or be fired, a growing list of republicans demanding dr. fauci step down as fallout over the doctor's e-

i don't particularly is this upstanding ethical prosecutor, just my opinion.an elected pack democrat. let me give you some samples from your post. new york police department secretly recorded disgraced mobile harvey weinstein apologizing for growing admitting he was used to behaving that way according to a bombshell report, the incriminating audio clip posted online for the new yorker magazine reveals weinstein alternating between desperate pleas and angry threats as he tried to get gutierrez, an italian actress in downtown manhattan hotel room to the cops had the goods, they had to record it. they exchange reportedly took place inside the hotel one day after he allegedly grabbed her breasts one time finalist italy contest in march 272015, the two minute recording that the nypd have and gave to the prosecutors, heard directly accusing weinstein of manhandling her saying why yesterday you touched my breast. what advanced did this take? he refused to prosecute. refused to prosecute weinstein and in many reports new york, they drew the connection, weinstein's law

m off to restore ethics to government and believe the promises. this is a real do to us and government fx. and all this, despite the fact that joe biden used his 1st post election interview to declare that no one in our family and our extended family will be involved in any government undertaking or any foreign policy untrue his wide, joe biden is actually the best behaved in his administration, he hasn't actually hired his own kids, but that probably because hundreds of by 10 crack brought me to a place that i've never had been to before. i see people who wouldn't believe me teaching kids how to hate each other is how one parents described race studies taught in us schools called in a video that went viral. you talk about critical race theory, which is pretty much going to be teaching kids how to hate each other. how did they get cancer is pretty much gonna all come down to, you know, deliberately pieces this. why do you right here? got it better. you because he why you go partly so why? oh, the black people are all down and how do i have to medi

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and the client, critics say, the super rich etc. brothers pose a threat to biden, suppose it ethical image, but the chat is just the most glaring and the most ridiculous example of nepotism in the white house. kathy russell, the director of presidential personnel has gone unset a great example by at the very least of not stopping the hiring of her own daughter . sarah, don't alone on the white house national security council don't alarm graduated from college in 2019. so that's another lum jr role that's gone to a staff as kids and get this sarah, don't want uncle and mom kathy russell's brother in law mike don't alone. also happens to be a senior advisor to joe biden. and this isn't the only saw key operating in the white house who's saying jen has a sista gold. stephanie who's been a senior advisor at the health and human services department since march. wait, wait. this is good. according to the washington post, a white house official reportedly said that all those hired had adequate experience were well qualified presumably. so a lot of other recent college graduates whose mommie

m off to restore ethics, a government, and believe the promises. this is a real to us and government fx. and all that, despite the fact that joe biden used his 1st post election interview to declare that no one in our family and our extended family will be involved in any government undertaking or any foreign policy and theresa his wide, joe biden is actually the best behaved in his administration, he hasn't actually hired his own kids, but that probably was because by didn't crack brought me to a place that i've never had been to before. i see people wouldn't believe that is i'll say on the way the tech world stunned by the death of anti virus software. pioneer joe mcafee. he's committed suicide in a spanish prison south. and we had previously tweeted that he'd never take his life for i'm not among all stories after this. ah, doing the breathing. i'm done. take a pool in the hill and i don't know where it goes out, live judas. bridge that i need to reach . they were just diamond fields, rector, mark, d, green, a vision, she gave me when i went to

important to keep that work ethics strong.get everyday you go to work whatever it is we do, get to the workforce and add value to this place we call home. dan: lieutenant governor, i can't think of a more damaging way to propagandize people into believing work is dignified and putting them in a victim class constantly and that's what google race theory -- i called critical racism theory, that's what it is. it teaches people who are always an oppressed person based on your skin color and therefore you are a victim. there's almost nothing you can do to escape this, there are oppressors and people who are oppressed. how damaging is this, what's going on in north carolina with this now? >> we are making some moves to deal with google race theory on all levels but i think more than anything we need to do is push back against the false narrative you talk about. as a black man in america, there's one thing i am proud of and it's my story. my story is this -- i come from folks who came over here and ships who had to endure the horrors

m off to restore ethics and government, and believe the promises this is a real to to us and government fx. and all this, despite the fact that joe biden used his 1st post election interview to declare that no one in our family and our extended family will be involved in any government undertaking or any foreign policy and theresa his wide, joe biden is actually the best behaved in his administration, he hasn't actually hired his own kids, but that probably because hundreds of by 10 crack brought me to a place that i've never had been to before. i see people wouldn't believe this is art international. good morning, home, away the tech world. really the death of anti virus software, pioneer john mackenzie, who committed suicide and a half spanish prison sullivan he previously treated, he never take his own life coming out. the russia, china relations are strong and getting deeper. we are told this is dangerous for the washington lead world. is it? why are moscow in beijing moving closer together, visit miscalculations of the washington consensus? have anything to do with it? is that chin

ethics, but joe biden has problems with ethics every step of the way. he does not understand this.at i don't understand, he set the standard, he violates it. within days. >> the whole thing is so dishonest. there is this aspect, presidency is dishonest, he is supposed to be a centrist moderate he has gone far left. >> >> that is why you have to a continual weekly segment on the show, this is nonstop, i look forward to joining you in a week or 2, we'll talk about another one. steve: great benefit of that, the silver lining is we get to see you, thank you, jason. >> thank you. steve: set your dvrs so you never miss a show, see you next sunday, when the next revolution will be televised. premier episot in america with trey gowdy next. >> i am trey gowdy, it's sunday night in america. i want to start by saying thank you for sharing your evening and your time with us. time is the most precious presource we have. i am grateful for spending part of your weekend with me. sunday nights mean different things to department people, when i was growing up in south carolina it meant church, we we

this same professor had a book and both of them had major problems with their ethics. i interviewed him on my show but you should be able to it needs to be engraved in the culture of the school and not just one course. i went to a business school in dartmouth and it is very culturally focused on team play and doing the right thing not back stabbing each other. i can't speak for some of the others. you know who i'm talking about. >> it looks like this is our final question. did you find your entire experience? >> somebody asked me that like first off i find myself in 2011 the most vilified in the entire planet. they all trust to be with their legacies and they knew that i was going to pursue the truth. it is totally surreal. it is fortuitous he dies before the book comes out and i am on cbs and now netflix is interested. the director told me that if i go with him in this documentary will be seen by 100 million people in 28 days. i mean, it's totally surreal. the director is saying people say i have to get your book and i'm saying something is wrong here. the director is

m off to restore ethics to government, and believe the promises. this is a real to us and government ethics and all that. despite the fact that joe biden used his 1st post election interview to declare that no one in our family and our extended family will be involved in any government undertaking or any foreign policy untrue to his wad, joe biden is actually the best behaved in his administration. he hasn't actually hired his own kids, but that probably was because by didn't crack brought me to a place that i i'd never had been to before. i see people wouldn't believe that there's a few minutes. i'll be back in about 30 minutes with another full fresh look at your news. this is our to international, there with me, ah, russia, china relation to strong and getting deeper. we are told this is dangerous for the washington lead world. is it? why are moscow in beijing moving closer together? is it miscalculations of the washington consensus? have anything to do with it? is the china russia a liar? made it america? i still think the cars right on police

ethics experts are raising concerns over hunter biden's lucrative career.es to fetch half $1 million for his paintings from buyers who will be kept confidential. todd: fighting back against cancel culture and winning, local school board reversing a decision to remove all holiday names for the school calendar after parents fought back. >> shame and notoriety on our town. overturn idiotic decision you will resign. all of you will resign today. neil: board faced calls to re-sign before adding holiday names back to the calendar. we will have tomi lahren on later and she will have something to say about that. jillian: the obama ethics chief has concerns about america -- morning to hunter biden about his art sales. todd: i can't get enough of that. come to portland, you can be yourself here. after a year of chaos and mayhem, the city wants to be your next vacation destination, everyone is packing their bags yet. ♪♪ protests and rides portland is trying to lure tourists back with new campaign ad. >> carley shimkus with serious xm 115 here with that. are you going?

m off to restore ethics and government, and believe the promises this is a real to to us and government fx. and all this, despite the fact that joe biden used his 1st post election interview to declare that no one in our family and our extended family will be involved in any government undertaking or any foreign policy and theresa his wide, joe biden is actually the best behaved in his administration, he hasn't actually hired his own kids, but that probably because hundreds of by 10 crack brought me to a place that i've never had been to before. i've seen people who wouldn't believe you're without say on the way thieving in seattle as anger to gay activists requesting a black pride groups. controversial move to child white visitors a fee to join in. it's just one of the stories we got lined up for you after this ah, the response will be necessarily need, but it didn't matter. i had the packet, but i again gag in john's island is died. i might have talked to the but the more from us a little difficult to find the but there are 410 days right on the bank of the work done based water chemi

m off to restore ethics to government and believe the promises. this is a real issue to us and government fx. and all this, despite the fact that joe biden used his 1st post election interview to declare that no one in our family and our extended family will be involved in any government undertaking, or any foreign policy say untrue to his wide, joe biden is actually the best behaved in his administration, he hasn't actually hired his own kids, but that probably was because hundreds of by 10 crack brought me to a place that i've never had been to before. i see people who wouldn't believe. okay, marana headline stories now in a development this friday on that ryan flight that was diverted to been a ruth softer a hoax bomb threat last month on board. a quarter been a russian opposition journalist and his russian girlfriend who were arrested when the plane landed. well, they've now been moved to house arrest from a detention facility in minsk, correspondent alia patricia reports. so it has been confirmed by the lawyers and the relatives house arrest.

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a number of ethics officials have conveyed that and we're proud of that. >> jen, could you argue thats nose clean. that's why he uses straws -- >> i love doing blow art. [laughter] >> i did. as a killed. that was one of the best things at vacation bible school. we would do that. so much fun. >> what did you do in vacation bible school? you went to vacation -- >> i did, too. >> we're the weirdoes here, jesse. . >> sometimes christmas holidays, easter holidays. a week where you go to like a camp every day, vacation bible school and you get to do like craft and activities. >> and learn the beatitudes. >> maybe we should have gone to that. >> i think there is a hole in my life. >> vacation bible school was awesome. the last thick i'll -- thing i'll say on this, responding indignantly, is kind of ironic given that they really ran against president trump based on his ethics. >> how quickly they forget, dana. how quickly they forget. >> what's wrong with selling art based on your notoriety? isn't that kind of like an autograph? >> no, if your father is in the white house and you have a histo

is that ethical. should she recuse herself, no one raises a voice? >> you are right. justice burg everything said in supreme court case, the prosecutor is a servant of the law, could not strike foul blows this is that. think, a prosecutor wields the most powerful authority that we give to any member of the government. the ability to take away someone's freedom. i never thought, i wrote an article, about abuses and prosecutors, and there are many. and accountability is an issue, but i never thought i would see the day, you could write an article about a prosecutor who basically got into office on the notion they would bring a case before looking at facts or referrals from investigative bodies that is scary to me, it should be scary to the american people. mark: i don't know, brett, if i were a judge, handling this case, and the attorney general was on the came to my courtroom, i would raise the question. because i am a officer of the court, but i also have an obligation under code of ethics of new york, i would raise the question as a judge. does not have to be present

there is some _ ethical implications. absolutely. there is some element - ethical implications.lly — vaccinating people that does not actually give them any benefit is not generally something we would want to— not generally something we would want to do. so for me getting you to protect— want to do. so for me getting you to protect a _ want to do. so for me getting you to protect a vaccine to protect myself is not _ protect a vaccine to protect myself is not really ethically sound. the evidence — is not really ethically sound. the evidence on balance, the evidence on teenagers _ evidence on balance, the evidence on teenagers receiving the vaccine, i think— teenagers receiving the vaccine, i think the — teenagers receiving the vaccine, i think the benefits to teenagers for vaccination do outweigh the risks. i think— vaccination do outweigh the risks. i think under— vaccination do outweigh the risks. i think under 11 vaccination do outweigh the risks. i think under" is, it is vaccination do outweigh the risks. i think under 11 is, it is getting very— think under 11 is, it is getti

we have a really hard work ethic. the issue is they're under employed, so they're working really hard and making a living wage. doing poverty is i am working according to this is 1.7 jobs and still i can't put food and pay rent. i have to make a choice. so when we say you just got to work harder in order to, to make it, that's not true, not when you're experiencing poverty. because people in poverty are working. i, i started looking at who's the number one teacher of poverty in the united states of america. and my answer that i found was the media. so what's the average person going to know about poverty and the people who live in it? it's probably going to be things like whether getting rid of wealth or if a kid in high school is thinking, it's not a big deal as long as i have kids. i'll be fine. i'll be getting well for i'll be getting a cash offer will be covered by medicaid. i can get housing and so it doesn't happen that way. in 1986, my welfare check, the $408.00 for me. jennifer was annual with to my 15 year ol

you know, this work ethic that she had was just re, can amazing. i mean, you know, as a kid, i sort of thing and all the things. and then when we, we started this church in downtown used in our family, join the kids genesis and she joined the choir. and every now and then she'd get a solo. and she would put more into that solo than the whole choir would into the whole. well, and now the in, on the largest platform in the world. her name is b r. o, because of a work ethic, young woman, who made a decision as to what she was going to do and be in life. in allowed no one to get away. will everyone be a no. that's why you got to have a plan, a plan b and a plan. we have hard workers in this community, whether they're students in general, a college or employees in the community. we have a really hard work ethic, the issue is they're under employed, so they're working really hard and making a living wage. doing poverty is i am working according to this is 1.7 jobs and still i can't put food and pay rent. i have to make a choice, so when we say you just g

the acres transferred all the ingredients, the firm uses are weaken, and ethically sourced. can other words, they guarantee no animal testing was involved in production and no child labor. one of the key raw materials depo cosmetics uses is micah, some of it comes from india. here we have 3 different types of mica. but this is, for example, a very sparkly version, which also has to kinetic effect to it. and what's great about that, it's face barkley, but it's completely natural. so it's free from any plastics. yankers can't imagine making bad cause metrics without micah that's why they decided to hand pick their supplier in india. they chose the distributor who was able to provide assurances that his micah only comes from minds that don't use child labor . well though, in the sector, it's often difficult to determine where the material originated with are for pirates one supplier that often the manufacturer that also works directly with the minds, but also the audits of the minds and has them independently, honestly as well. and that is where we gain that concept of mike. it

it is up to us as citizens to keep the work ethic strong. to get up every day and go to work, whatever it is we do, get up, get out to the workforce, add some value into this place we call home. dan: lieutenant governor robinson, i can't think of a more damaging way to propagandaize people to make people think work isn't dignified, than putting them in a victim class constantly. i call it critical racism theory, that's what it is. it teaches people you are an onn oppressed victim because of your skin color. how damaging is this to the b fabric of our nation and what's going on in north carolina with this now.nd >> we are making moves to deal with critical race theory on all levels. but i think what we more than anything is what we need to do is push back against that false narrative that you talked about. look, as a black man in america, there is one thing that i'm proud of. and it is my story. and my story is this. i come from folks who came over here in the belly of ships through the middle passage, who had to ensure the horrors of slavery

i all because of a work ethic. when the young woman made a decision where she was going to do and be in life and allowed no one to get away, will everyone be a no. that's why you got to have a plan, a plan b and a plan. we have hard workers in this community, whether they're students in general, a college or employees in the community. we have a really hard work ethic. the issue is they're under employed. so they're working really hard and making a living wage doing already is i am working according to this is 1.7 jobs and still i can't put food and pay rent. i have to make a choice. so we say you just got to work harder in order to, to make it that's not true, not when you're experiencing poverty. because people in poverty are working. i, i started looking at who's the number one teacher of poverty in the united states of america. and my answer that i found was the media. so what's the average person going to know about poverty and the people who then it, it's probably going to be things like where they're getting

it's not about mar roses, but ethics and about responsibility. this is definitely a case of we, the people being told what to do by them. and they don't want us to be as free as they are. because clearly he was just doing what he wants. this is just disgraceful. i think no wonder that people think you can't trust any politicians are thank he is very debatable to to, to be right for the job. in the past brace, i picked up as a parent right from the beginning of this kind of did crisis. we've had many, many problems. we've had the p p issue. we've had the foss with the tracking trace. we've had so many things go wrong. and the target policies of this government have cost of sending a $100000000000.00 pounds, which is and it's open to the amounts of money. so it's ironic that is being sacked for breaking the rules and they should be testable kind of a misbehavior. when in reality, he's talking a huge amount of damage to the national house service and to the credibility of the government. a coalition of countries led by russia and china recalling for

m off to restore ethics, a government, and believe the promises. this is a real to us and government fx. and all this, despite the fact that joe biden used his 1st post election interview to declare that no one in our family and our extended family will be involved in any government undertaking, or any foreign policy say untreated to his wad. joe biden is actually the best behaved in his administration. he hasn't actually hired his own kids. but that probably was because by didn't crack brought me to a place that i'd never had been to before. i see people wouldn't believe watch naughty. that's your news rep for the service. i think the looking we're back again the at the top me the.