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and then the other one is the everett copy. and that at our museum and library in springfield, illinois. the our copy of the address was written after. it was the one that was written immediately his delivery of it. and he was requested write it out by edward everett, who was keynote speaker at on that day. and as we probably all remember, he spoke for about two and a half hours to two and a half minutes. everett asked president lincoln to write it out so that he could put it in a book for to auction off for convalescing soldiers, which lincoln gladly obliged him. when a document is as famous and revered as the gettysburg address, it does seem like putting it on display should be enough. but we came up with the idea of a 272 word challenge. you know, the 272 words is the exact number in the gettysburg address. and while lincoln didn't set out to. 272 words, he didn't say, well now, today i'm going to write a 272 word masterpiece that will transcend the generations. we thought it was a wonderful way that if we challenged to writ

everett asked president lincoln to write it out so that he could put it in a book to auction off for convalescing soldiers, which lincoln gladly obliged to. when a document is as famous and revered as the gettysburg address, it does seemtt like putting it on display should be enough. but we came up with the idea of a 272wo word challenge. you know, the 20 to 722 words is exact number in the gettysburg address, and while lincoln didn't set out to write to 22 words, he didn't say, well, now, today i'm going to write a two under 72 word masterpiece that will transcend the generations. we thought it was a wonderful way that if we challenged people to write their own 272 words, that they might become more intimately tied to the address and really understand how difficultif it is to be brilliat in 272 words. let alone be brilliant at anytime. so we challenged people, and as part of the challenge, essayists could write about abraham lincoln, gettysburg, theys gettysburg address, or something that, a cause, cause related topic that stirred their passion. we had no clue what kind of response

and so the very one that he was asked to write out after giving it was the everett receipt. thank you. thank you for your question. would you want to tell us a little bit how many copies were there altogether? there are there are five that exist today written in his own hand. i mean, from a historic standpoint we always wait for the day when someone says, well, nobody knew. i guess what? we have the sixth. and i'll just tell you, one day i was invited to home down in florida, said, well, you know, a friend of mine passed away and he had some lincoln related documents we'd like to give to you. and he said, could you come down? and i said, well, all sure, you know, absolutely. and we got there and they had it in a hefty bag. all of this like in a hefty plastic bag that they had thrown in a closet and i kept thinking it was thank god nobody threw out over time. like, you know, somebody when mom cleans out the baseball cards, you know, and it turned out it had two lincoln letters, one of which historians knew of its previous existence, but thought it had been destroyed and didn'

this year, 50 years of everett and jones. karina: congratulations.he way, if you ever get tired of cooking, your voice is tremendous. [laughter] >> thank you. larry: if i had my voice, i'd be able to do something in this business. thank you so much for joining us. karina: this is amazing. >>, see me at the casino anytime. larry: w now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid-free spray. while flonase takes hours, astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can [ spray, spray ] astepro and go. larry: we want to get back to the breaking news we were talking about earlier. rscks pma.nasapatel is here with the details. sandhy take a look at the earthquake near lake almanor. as we get you in closer, the preliminary magnitude was 5.5 with a depth of six miles just after 4:15. five reports so far. the largest was reported as 5.4 southwest of east shore. there have been several aftershocks, 2.8, 2.5. some property damage is possible, and it's looking at about $1500 per year. larry: the warriors staved off elimination l

yeah, everett dirksen was a showman and as a young boy, he'd met william jennings bryan and they never got over it. i mean, he was william jennings bryan reincarnated, you know, he'd get up and give these great full throated speeches extolling the virtues of the barrick gold, you know, as the national flower. and bob but bob or carnival, who was a friend of ford's and excellent congressman from upstate new, said in an interview, i found that, you know, that dirksen would have walked over his grandmother for two federal judges and and lbj took his measure, seduced him, you know, long before ford appeared on the scene. the dirksen ford was not warm. part of it was generational. part of it, as dirksen himself said, i, a friend of president johnson, and i am a friend of charlie halleck and. so, you know, ford had two strikes against him. beyond that, everett dirksen was of a generation that believed that if a president took us to war, there was not much role for congress to. be debating the strategic execution of that ford was a generation younger and he believed strongly that either escal

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we will absolutely witness selection in the 2nd round of john everett a. see that with a run of now confirmed voters must wait another 2 weeks to know who will take power . yeah, change it song, the old countries been struggling lately. no sauces. change in government which shake it further because that's why both candidates are problematic for me to that's why i can't say i voted with conviction that i called the sort of co job. it was obvious from the start about that this was going to go to the 2nd round and now that that's happening. so i'm surprised. we just have to wait till i'm upset. this shouldn't have been the result. even with a slight lead, the 1st round has been one of the top is test for air to on. but the run of is likely to be an uphill battle for college dotala. we want to be now is 77 o'clock months. a researcher at the stucco university institute for turkish studies and head of the symbol based the think tank is stand poll institute. it's good to have you with this. let's just talk about the election that that just took place yesterday.

how on everett does he think his low growth, high tax economy is working for working people? >> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, because of the action that we've taken on the national living wage at record levels, on pension, on universal credit and the generous cost of living payments. just yesterday, mr. speaker, almost 8 million households receiving direct support from this government. we also support working people. but just this week, mr. speaker, we've seen his party side with protesters and with picketers. he should actually try back working people. [cheers and applause] >> kier starmer. >> we're 1600 pounds worse off. mr. speaker, i'm genuinely fasts nateed to know the, does he really think everything's fine, or is he just clueless about life outside of his bubble? >> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, because of the actions we have taken, let's just go over it. a single mother, a single mother working full time on the national living wage this year will get 1,300 pounds more support from the government. a working couple on low income with two children will get 1,800 poun

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tendler with it should know, mish county sheriff's office drug task force were searching the home in everette when the dog indicated several areas of the apartment had traces of drugs about 15. minutes after that initial search they're noticed canine sully was unresponsive in his kennel. he used three doses of narcan on the dog before rushing the dog to an emergency vet. the dog is tired but doing well and update now on a pair of earthquakes that shook plumas county near lake almanor, magnitude 5.2 quake hit just after three o'clock this morning following yesterday's magnitude 5.5 goals. this morning's quake was followed by a series of aftershocks. fortunately only minor damage was reported and no injuries. man who lives on the lake in prattville recorded cellphone video of the aftermath at his house. he said he felt the first quake yesterday afternoon the hardest. suddenly the lights went out and i got thrown against the wall took me about five seconds to figure out what was going on. but about 10 seconds, i just covered my head and ducked into the bottom of the shower and waited it out. the

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the image back then of everett alvarez walking off the plane mid salute.it was unreal. it was overwhelming. >> david: in the right hand corner of this photo at the bonhomme, this is tom hampton. >> this was your reaction when the aircraft carrier said we are in international waters, eight years, eight and half years? >> lee ellis holding the plane home handed a cigar. >> and my mustache with what it had to, so i would go home like i came in. >> norman mcdaniel when he was reunited with his wife and his son was 11. >> i will never forget, he said we are never going to let you leave us again. >> david: to honor the 591 p.o.w.s coming home, president nixon invited them to the white house. servicemen walking in on crutches, some wearing eye patches. and this week 50 years after that dinner so many of those p.o.w.s together again at the nixon presidential library. 150 p.o.w.s and 37 states. they told us why this reunion was so important. >> i think it's important because they are all here next to me. >> they are the best, i would die for any of these guys. >> i

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they said enjoying this day to day, just uh, city everett. yes, that means the drum is the right to see what the selected. uh, and who is the, the able, these people is doing still the are, these are real terrorist, that's the price to and still fewer in civilian population in russia. and i'm pretty sure that the result of the effect will be low because of the what they desire people in russia probably could be in the box, is getting more and more accepting organization for these kind of ex, what don't have, hasn't mentioned any, any role in those cuttings, but we certainly see some pots in the do you think that more people are likely to be targeted in the future as well? uh, the degree of special services says that they cannot do liable can for, for example, that they made these go on a deck against the graeme. and this is the usual way, terrorist organizations react to it. these agents, you know, they do not deny it. they don't all confer, but in general, will they stable is the general strategy of the ukraine, special services, the trainin

that and offer closing -- >> i will just echo what the leader said but democrats stand poised to everett this crisis. personally from the vice chair and i we appreciate the administration coming up here, continuing briefings, documentation that they sent over to help members arrive at a decision that is best for the districts. over the last 48 hours, at the leader's request, we had a deep dive briefing plus the caucus session this morning, 9 hours over the last 48-hour's, house democrats have been digesting information to make the best decision we can to everett this republican-led crisis. that is where we are. we appreciate all the information we have taken in and members will make a decision that is best for them. >> house democrats are very clear. there is no perfect negotiation when you are the victim of extortion. nobody likes to pay a ransom note and that is exactly what tonight's vote is. our payment on the ransom of the american people. the amaga republicans, the extremists had taken them hostage as the leader set forth, a lose/lose proposition. we have devastating cuts or we los

saying there are the, the europe, friendliest, a government in germany since, well as they say, since everett, they needs to show that ok, that are really, that are really interested in, in a, you know, in advancing the idea of the european union in working together with other members of the european union to, to meet the challenges like climate change or digital digital transition. alexander, thank you very much for now, and of course we'll be coming back to later in this program. uh, when we do hear from chance about electronics, when he begins to speech, that was our brussels bureau chief alexander nomine. joining us from prosper as well. moving on to, to russia, we're going to be, we today have been following developments in red square. and russia is marketing the 78 anniversary of its victory over nazi germany in world war 2, the known as victory day. this year's commemorations comment of time. so use russia deeply entrenched in its invasion of ukraine. afraid and last goes red squared, present letting me putting on a war, veterans and present a soldiers, but setbacks and ukraine, and re

everett, you're really right to point to 2011. because while i'm, i want to point out that the debt ceiling is something that has been politicized by both political parties going all the way back to 1953 there. there isn't really much of a good period of for the debt ceiling. it certainly hasn't acted as a meaningful tool of fiscal restraint, but it became not just partisan, but also perilous in 2011. and i think we have, there are some similarities to that time period of their view important differences as well. but you're right to be pointing out that there is real, that you have republican negotiators, that are, i say, no to tax increases. same now, isn't it that are looking to substantially limit of the book government spending over time. and that are willing to go up to treasury's ex stage to you, and you go to engage in negotiations. and yeah, this is a, this is a, a dangerous game to be playing. well, i'm sure it's not going on their test, but it's also have a lead up to an election. yeah, i'm wondering how that's playing i

i'm good in everett, fortune and reverent. the little things i'm infected and, you know, we now know each other from various countries in africa, europe, asia, we made all the 3 countries made and discuss some of the things that printed research that we want us to go to gave. i forgot to go to do that. we so right. so that's a very good septic. we don't want to be the most of us. but i think i and the uh, russia they should work hand in hand to come up with solutions that do that grid. and make sure that the whole entire return, they secrete the best approach. so what the, so the best of luck we, we don't system technology to use. now, india is usa, i driven supercomputer called out are all odds as made it. so the list of the world's most powerful processes for the 1st time i was only been running 75th. so far, development is a must have at tech stride for the asian country as ministry of electronics. and i teach says india now has an edge. and this, there also official intelligence is the most promising technology in the digi

so heading to mexico's boda with the united states, up to the government lifted pandemic everett restrictions the policy known as title 42 has been used. expelled 2700000 people since 2020. so that means warning signs have signed an agreement to protect civilians and the movement of humanitarian aid. it follows several days of talks and saudi arabia, between the army and permanent treat rapids support forces. many civilians have been trapped by maybe a month of fighting on hundreds of thousands of and internally displaced. i'll just say what is he to move in as more of them, i'm doing them. it includes uh, allowed civilians to be able to leave active comfort zones. here in the capital cartoon, or in other parts of the country. uh, it saves the way for uh, the, the resumption of whites and facilities to restart once again, facilities like, uh, what's the plans and power plants and, and refineries because i'm groups in it, especially with the civilians. army accusing the rapids support forces off occupying these facilities. it's also allows for hospitals to be free of any on groups would be thi

there talk to their own supporters in different places because everett ballot box where people have votedllot box has observers on both sides. the incumbent party have their own observers and the opposition have their own observers and a look at the numbers and try to take down the official numbers been sent to the fortress. the parties have their own system where they have their own system where they have their own system where they have their voters to show the information and bring their own conference of i to say, it won't be official until the election authorities make that announcement but people don't wait for that. president erdogan has not waited for that and has made his speech to his jubilant report is here and you can hear how noisy it is already. the sound was deafening as he was talking to supporters of about five more years as president. he was talking to them about what he was promising for the future of this country and he was also saying that he had one victory. he said he had been receiving calls from other leaders around the world. we cannot talk to victoria craig who

but i guess it wasn't just about conquering everett. this is also about taking humanity to the highest reach is a bit like i suppose landing amount on the moon. it has a huge symbolism, doesn't it? very much. so you know, either the, the real path that they're really her relic saying that that it and ship between thing did was i stepped into a place where no other human being had being and, and doing that. yeah, that's a guess enabled all of us to know that we can do it as well. i'm a month. do you with the 1st double? i'm getting to climb everest. many people called it a superhuman a cheap. but what does climbing abreast mean to you? i mean, did you have something to prove, given that you lost both your legs to frostbite off of finding, not cooking, using them? you know, i decided every for amounts in the air and they all bring them down to me and my whole life. it was for a mountaineers, but like woke up actually its of mountaineering. you know, it's the game that you really need to be it. it's a game that i thought i would never be a

everett in grand junction colorado, republican. caller: good morning. i am a republican.f course, but it does not mean that i would not vote for you and your campaign. i would like to ask you a constitutional question, you mentioned earlier that the parties were not mentioned in the constitution. when ben franklin was around, he was asked a question about the republican, you know, and he -- and what government we would have. he responded by saying that republic as long as we can keep it. i would also ask, like you to maybe relook at article four section four in the constitution. that says the unitedwe need to . there are high-minded minority values in democratic values. we are a democratic form of government and republic, a representative democracy. the constant interplay between federal power and state power, as hamilton said, the states of the laboratory were reformed. that was played out. that conversation was established in the constitution and we are playing that out today. thank you. i appreciate it and are open mindedness. and about parties not being in the constit

was the rally that we had in the margin markets this year, everett was so optimistic, was that a had-- everybody was so optimistic, was that fake? >> there were multiple factors. on one hand we had the u.s. government being able to borrow and driving down its savings, the cash cow of the set -- the federal reserve. in the wake of svb, we also had the federal reserve supporting financial stability through the provision of temporary loans. in both -- both of these factors have been quite important supporting risk assets. >> so you are saying that if we see the debt talk in past work out that is going to draw more liquidity out of ems? >> perversely, that is what we expect. it can actually be explained simply. the government usually borrows and spans, or it taxes and spends, or it can draw down its savings. and all these things are liquidity neutral or liquidity supporting. when the government starts to borrow and save by stashing the money away, that is liquidity withdrawal. that is not the only factor, of course, we also anticipate that slowing the economy and persistent inflation wou

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we'll be joined by sir patrick stewart and bridget everett with music from gorillaz fea back.u can see him cultivate any talent sunday and monday night on abc, please welcome "luke bryan!" please welcome luke bryan! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: good to see you. you smell like leather. it's nice. >> luke: leather and rich mahogany. that was from a movie. >> jimmy: 30 number one singles as a lot of them! [cheers and applause] got to be one of the most. >> luke: i really have to let katy perry hear that number multiple times. it's very important. we went what is katy's number? >> luke: it's a lot. but i have more. but... >> jimmy: probably more than lionel. >> luke: with country artist a trend to have a lot more with pop artist. with that 14-15 range, michael jackson had 12 or 13 you think. but who is reading and counting? not i. >> how many years, over the course of how many years? >> i got my record deal in... gosh... '04? i really started putting music out around 2008. >> jimmy: let me add it up. that's 15 years. that's really good. [cheers and applause] >> luke: just heari

i was in everett, washington, we rolled out the largest commercial hydrogen fuel cell plane developed in world history. i was in moses lake with the first silicon anode battery under production. the technological change is allowing us to tame this beast. that message of confidence will see us through this republican effort to go backwards that will not succeed, and we'll continue to move this nation forward. i'm confident about that. i can't turn over a rock in my state without finding people who have great jobs as a result of the clean energy revolution. let's march forward with confidence, not listen to the republicans naysaying and -- they're just fear based. they're afraid we can't do it. they're wrong. they don't have confidence in the american people. we're the party of confidence, we can do that. >> governor jay inslee, it's a big day. thanks for being here. >> thanks, rachel. keep spreading the gospel. >> much more ahead. stay with us. what are folks 60 and older up to these days? getting inspired! volunteering! playing pickleba...! when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't kn

everyone's time on everett has a shelf life.decision you make throughout the day, every moment, you are deciding what to do. your entire life is a choice. the end of your life or where your life is now is the sum total of all the decisions you have made in order to get there. so you can choose how your life turns out. you just have to own every single minute. there you have it. texts. ian from nebraska keep the video. jen from appleton, wisconsin. jesse, do you sparkle? oh, i sparkle you should see the glitter i have got to shake out of the suit when i get home. katie in from ohio, maybe give the crazy professor a job on "the view" she would fit right in there. yeah, black marxist? give her a seat at the table you have to give clay travis a fashion. so crazy i believe sell it. that's the tuck-it suit. everything clay wears has patterns. i think it's a tennessee thing. terry from ohio, jesse, i left you a voice mail but i didn't keep it clean. sorry in advance. yeah, we have been screening these and we have had a few h.r. request

yesterday, in everett, washington, we saw the highest unveiling of the largers hydrogen fuel plant in go with more inspiration. >> and when i speak to members of congress retiring, there is an element of recently that politics is so divided, and the nation is so divided that you run out of steam. any element of it is not the politics of when you started 30 years ago, and you are kind of over it? >> not for me. i am just as energetic, and i am looking just as forward to going to work as i did on the first day. we have a community with more polarization, ideologically and otherwise, but i love what i am doing. i love to work with people to help them to realize their ambitions. i told you about the plane yesterday, and in moses lake where we are going to be building the best silicone battery, and i got the shoot hoops with the little championship team in tiny little eastern washington who had the first championship in the history of their town. no, i love this job. i feel energized and i will be pulling on the plow for the next 20 months, because i have a lot of work to do. i feel it is

great lineup, jake jill hall, luke bryan, freddy high more, whitney cummings amanda peet brining et everettr party boy genius, crow rely a and glorillaz. our first guest is the emmy winning producer director writer and star of i think one of the best shows ever, barry, returns for its fourth and final season with two episodes this sunday on hbo. please say hello to bill hader. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you. >> bill: hi everybody. >> jimmy: good to see you how's it going. >> bill: good, good. >> jimmy: carol burnett was here tuesday did you know about this. >> bill: we are related. >> jimmy: i'm finding your roots like a distant cousin. >> bill: yeah, she e-mailed me and said we're related. i was like what? i turned to my daughters and said we're related to ms. hannigan. it was on finding your roots we were on the same show. >> jimmy: i found out i was related to martha stewart, did not hear from her at all. i don't want to start any trouble, you know i don't like to start trouble but we did some digging and we found a clip that i think it's important that america sees. >> bi

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today i was in everett, washington, where we rolled out the largest commercial fuel celled plane ever developed in history. last week i was where we have the first -- battery in production. the technical change is allowing us to tame this beast. and i think that message of confidence is one that will see us throughe this republican effort to go backwards, it will not succeed and we'll continue to move this nation forward. i'm actually very confident about that. i can't turn over a rockin' my state without finding people who have great jobs as a result of this clean energy revolution. so let's march forward with confidence. let's not listen to the republicans nayen saying and fe based -- you know, they're just fear based. they're afraid we can't do this, and they're just wrong. they don't have confidence in the american people. we're the party of confidence right now, and that's going to win the day here. i really believe that. >> governor jay inslee of washington state. again, sir, i know it's a really big day. thank you for being with us here tonight. >> thank you, rachel. spread the