when, and what was the role of everett dirksen? guest: the bill came a few weeks after kennedy's speech. it focused on the issue that had been raised by martin luther king in the birminghamrosts, which was equal access to public facilities. here, we mean retail stores, lunch counters, public accommodations. this was an issue that focused directly on the jim crow south. there were other items in the bill. the bill expanded greatly. one of the things that made that happen was that it had early support from everett dirksen, the senate minority leader. he was a airily conservative republican from illinois. he had been an ally, a strong ally of joe mccarthy in the 1950's. he was someone who felt civil rights was certainly a party issue, something the republicans had to stand by. i think dirksen had a moral energy behind him. he often play politics with the bill. people from the democrats and other republicans did not know exactly where he was all the time. in the end, it was everett dirksen who makes her the bill had strong support from

when, and what was the role of everett dirksen? guest: the bill came a few weeks after kennedy's speech. it focused on the issue that had been raised by martin luther king in the birmingham protes, which was equal access to public facilities. here, we mean retail stores, lunch counters, public accommodations. this was an issue that focused directly on the jim crow south. there were other items in the bill. the bill expanded greatly. one of the things that made that happen was that it had early support from everett dirksen, the senate minority leader. he was a airily conservative republican from illinois. he had been an ally, a strong ally of joe mccarthy in the 1950's. he was someone who felt civil rights was certainly a party issue, something the republicans had to stand by. i think dirksen had a moral energy behind him. he often play politics with the bill. people from the democrats and other republicans did not know exactly where he was all the time. in the end, it was everett dirksen who makes her the bill had strong support fr

>> in everett, washington, thank you very much.>>> joining us to discuss, going out with oceangate firstory on cbs, talking about the coast guard theory that there was a catastrophic implosion, you are on the vessel, do you have an idea what might've happened to cause the catastrophic implosion?>> i have a thought, and i know the media narrative is that rush was this crazy guy going off fact cocked, please remember he designed this one- of-a-kind carbon fiber submersible with consultation from nasa and boeing, there were testing prototypes, i walked around in his workshop with him, and previous that he had refined and improved, 5 inches thick, and wires and screws, and however the submersible had titanium and caps, and a 9 inch thick plexiglass portal, three different materials, whereas all existing titanic depth submersibles are just spheres made of titanium alloy, one material. and through repeated dissent and rise, dissent and rise, the difference in the density in the amount of heat up and cool down during those things might've introduced some little cracks or, in those pressures, th

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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

moving into the new stadium. english football is full of tradition, but also switch hi, be for the everett's. well talk to them raised white hot lane for then you ground the n v of many in midland. that's an event arena over here around. they have everything from concepts to nfl games. that's well for full tubs of competing with today. they are in the end of the entertainment business, whether they like it or not, that's the reality. and they have to adapt to that reality in order to be able to secure revenue over here, around and not show us when there's a much going on a middle way would be to renovate, send 0, just slight ram, a tray to do with the santiago bit in a bell, but the big difference again is that the spanish giants own the stadium, the traditionalists in the landfill castle renovation is the only answer they fits on. serial being demolished would continue and loving trend which could even see less scholar or perhaps at risk losing c s s. we are losing the labs, we are losing the or the restaurant and we are losing the identity watts at stake in this long running stand of is a

moving into the new stadium. english football is full of tradition, but also switch hybrid for the everetts while talking them raised wide hot lane for then you ground the envy of many in midland. that's an event arena over here around . they have everything from concepts to nfl games. that's well for full tubs of competing with today. they already begin defense attainment business, whether they like it or no, that's the reality. and they have to adapt to that reality in order to be able to secure revenue over here around. and you know, show us when there's a much going on, a middle way would be to renovate, send 0, just slight rema tray to do with the santiago bit in a bell. but the big difference again is that the spanish giants own the stadium. the traditionalists in midland field castle renovation is the only answer they face on serial. being demolished would continue a moment trend which could even see less scholar or perhaps at risk losing c s s. we are losing the labs. we are losing the oh, the restaurant and we are losing identity. lots at stake and this alone, learning stand off is

veronica has been covering this story in everett, washington. i understand you spoke to a subcontractor who worked on the "titan" submersible. there have been so many questions about safety protocols taken and others not taken by this team leading up to this by choice. and they were public by the steps they didn't take. what have you learned from the folks you've spoken to out there? >> i think it is really interesting that the subcontractor who worked on the "titan." he said he worked on the development and will the testing in 2018. here in everett, washington, he was part of the team testing the "titan" and went down about 30 feet or so. and he said that as this development was happening, he was moving very quickly. and he knew at the time and the team knew at the time that the design choices were controversial. ininnovative, however, not tried and true methods. he explained they were trying to achieve a light-weight submersible that could fit a lot of people, five people, in this case, and in order to do this they had to make decisions like u

because the, what is another element of this escalation is be in everett ability to brushes defeat this as they truly believe this. and that's what makes even more dangerous. george. yeah, the, the absolutely the sponsor with that because they, they believe this. oh, roger will be defeated. we will win. and then the next question is, yes, but russia is a nuclear superpower. how is it possible that a new visible i would just simply accept defeat? it kind of happened has never happened. um, does it when the, you know, that's the reference brother, you know, mistreated, wrapped in the rainbow encased in bought in. and then they made my whatever that say to george, they're just bad guys in bad that i still love. that's right. that's right. and then uh, the, but the issue, you know, why are they doing this like that kind of be, you know, honestly than any very easy way. because why have they gone all in or ukraine? i mean, unless you remember since 1940 between 19451991, the less was able to live with soviet presence, you know, all the way up to the brandon. but again, i mean, you know, who

when, and what was the role of everett dirksen?est: the bill came a few weeks after kennedy's speech. it focused on the issue that had been raised by martin luther king in the birmingham protests, which was equal access to public facilities. here, we mean retail stores, lunch counters, public accommodations. this was an issue that focused directly on the jim crow south. there were other items in the bill. the bill expanded greatly. one of the things that made that happen was that it had early support from everett dirksen, the senate minority leader. he was a airily conservative republican from illinois. he had been an ally, a strong ally of joe mccarthy in the 1950's. he was someone who felt civil rights was certainly a party issue, something the republicans had to stand by. i think dirksen had a moral energy behind him. he often play politics with the bill. people from the democrats and other republicans did not know exactly where he was all the time. in the end, it was everett dirksen who makes her the bill had strong support fro

everett presents three categories. there are records about the affect -- presidential time in office, personal records, things that are his, and federal agency records, documents federal agencies create. the two candidates, these are for the agency and they go to the national archives. the question is are these documents like the clinton sock drawer case, are they personal records? 's like president clinton -- i president clinton's -- like president clinton' case -- the best record he can make is that they are my personal recollections of them and then they are mine. what are the notes about? you might argue it was a purely personal note. i love melania.

several times were one of the few countries we continue to approach this catastrophic default that everettto be an issue and there's not divided government? actually it was not even much of an issue and democrats control the house under donald trump. this tilt raised it without this kind of drama that we seen the last few months. but it is one of those things a lot of countries just wonder, what is this again? why do you guys have this? certainly the president was mowing doesn't sell you got to service level disemboweled in the 14th amounts of the full faith and credit of the united states will not be called into question. that seems to be sparely straightforward language in the constitution. the effect it would have say on the market andon so forth is not something they wanted to try out at this point special that got residence meeting with the prime minister's of denmark and the united kingdom. left to be a fly on the wall and hear those conversations you can't deliver us from other countries while you have this? are are the largest economy in the world. the dollar is the currency of the

cnn's veronica miracle is live in everett, washington, where oceangate is based.ng this morning about the safety concerns and the response? >> reporter: well, share ration we know of several former employees who raised concerns about safety who were concerned themselves who either spoke directly to us or had filed lawsuits. one lawsuit shows that a former employee claims that he was wrongfully terminated for raising concerns about testing and safety. that lawsuit was settled and dismissed back in 2018. another former employee spoke to cnn on continue of anonymity and he said that he had raised concerns that ocean gate was potentially breaking the law when it came to coast guard inspections, but he says that ceo stockton rush dismissed that concern and so he decided to leave the company that former employee back in 2017. and then all week i have been speaking with a former subcontractor, who was part of the build and the testing of the titan here in everett, washington, back in 2018. he said a lot of the design choices and the material choices were considered very

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we will hear from everett. caller: good morning. patrick, i am not sure exactly how old you are.i am guessing around in your 40's somewhere. in my 70's -- i am in my 70's. when the beetle kill was getting started, and saw different deals that happened with mismanagement of the forest, besides that if you go back far enough, you look at the dustbowl era in the 1930's. the ground was plowed then, mismanaged. that is another thing. nasa had a catalytic converter that basically purified the exhaust fumes and different elements, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide out of existing cars over 12 years ago. it was cheaper, use less precious metals. , basically purified the air. now, we are going to electric vehicles and changing the entire country because of that. the sun is warming, it is getting hotter. host: your response, professor gonzales? guest: on this last point, on the intergovernmental panel on climate change have examined the potential causal factors before the measured heating at weather stations. the analyses, the detention and attribution of analyses show that carbon pollution

the bipartisan measure passed by both chambers of congress earlier this week of -- everett's a default-- averts a default. >> there was n america into default on our national debt. nothing would have been more irresponsible. >> the agreement will suspend the debt ceiling for two years, past the 2024 presidential election, while limiting federal spending and put new work requirements on americans receiving food assistance, and it ends the pause on federal student loan payments. but taxes on the wealthiest americans or big corporations is a key demand from the white house were not included. >> the only way american democracy can function is through compromise and consensus. that is what i work to do as your president. to forge a bipartisan agreement where it is possible i needed. >>>> for months, the president insisted he would not negotiate on the debt ceiling. but with the june 5 deadline looming and millions of americans' benefits in jeopardy, the president and house speaker mccarthy worked out a last-minute deal. >> i think we did pretty dang good for the american public. >> the econ

we're carrying parts of this material, and one of them is the most toxic chemicals everett test in the united states. it was terrified, blanketing our communities felt lines investigate safety practices within america's railroad industry. time is money, and money is everything. the room on the jersey to the and non suspected people. smugglers are arrested off to a vote full of microns thinks of the great cost. more than 70 people died. hundreds, a still missing the some. tell mccrae, this is l g 0 life from the also coming up. slicing intensifies and through downs with the for region forcing hundreds to flee that homes rising.

. >> trying piece together what happened everett. was was live. as a cub and mom and dad right? >> have to stop the just night this time. police have yet to release a motive or announced any arrests in san leandro. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news police say they arrested 6 people for stealing hundreds of catalytic converters in oakland. >> the alameda county regional auto theft task force was able to identify 2 locations in oakland that they say fenced 240 stolen catalytic converters and other stolen property. plus $260,000 in cash. the suspects range in age from 31 to 44, they're all open residents. they're being held on several charges of possession of stolen property and criminal conspiracy. >> take a live look outside as we get ready to check on our weather forecast about 10:00am and we see a layer of is that strata or is our expert is standing by to explain. the difference actually a combination of that we do have some of that moving on shore right now. you can see over san francisco, some of the cloud cover beginning to move in. >> we also have some mid to high level clou

who are working in the aerospace industry and i am very much looking forward to meeting brittany everett is in my constituents. woody join me in celebrating apprenticeships in aerospace industry and encourage colleagues to attend and meet their apprentices? >> can i join with my honorable friend in celebrating everyone doing an apprentice and encourage everyone to go and meet theirs later on today and pay tribute. she's absolutely right to highlight the importance of the aerospace industry. but particularly because of our new agreement with italy and japan to build a new generation of fighter aircraft, thousand new jobs to be created acrostic country many of those would be through apprentices and an example of this conservative government providing opportunities for the next generation. >> prime minister last year 1.7 million children miss more than 10% of their schooling. one to 25,000 children were absent more than they were in school. watch a 40,000 children were missing from schooling completely. is the catastrophe and it is happening on the prime minister's watch. it's sedate the sc

so much. russia has claimed it will allow the wagner way playdoh and his fight is to move to bill everetts, which is a border with nathan man. but lithuania. on monday, germany announced it was ready to help with you when he has strengthened its defences by permanently stationing 4000 more troops that it's a place germany already has around a 1000 troops on the ground, a show of unity and strength german at least waiting on soldiers conducting a joint exercise on the bumper of the training ground in the future, they will work even more closely together. after some back and forth, berlin is now ready to permanently deploy $4000.00 soldiers to lease a new germany used to be the eastern flank of nato territory until the end of last year, all parts and germany as the biggest uh, economy in europe and a park member of nato of costs is willing and will be able to take responsibility now for the new eastern flag. the deployment is based on the precondition that lease we and you know, provide the infrastructure on need to to host additional troops, which will probably take until 2026 still between

of jen, and the ends in the blood shed with 3 policy is killed and 5 wounded costs on the 9th of everett was sold in diplomatic size from including fine, the limit least kind of chinese, any decisions mean stress is that the united states must respect china. i couldn't get them as white as inside as us secretary of state. and we've been can visit later. the is just the, maybe i'm here in the russian capital. this is us, he and it's great to have your company today and it's like the top story is this our let's start with the breaking news from the town of. well no voc uh in the dumbass where at least 20 people have been injured. some of them severely off of the area was hit in a craning attack by us supplied 5 miles, missiles, a little kids. so i saw this is a residential areas i emphasized and damaged the road leading to the neighboring city of morrow. both local authorities also report a 6 year old girl was killed like a landline in a separate incident. i'll tease a roman color of is on the ground that the show us of the off them off of the attack us. are you creating a nationalist, fir

and everett skill set and service is necessary. now talking about scales, you may need them in law, move kenya to write a don't key to victory. and they've been better when a father and son team donkeys as you're about to find out. i have very important parts of life. i'm living at the island of now. i'm off of kenya's, north, east coast. instead of cause donkeys room, the historic streets once a year, this beloved beasts of buttons are transformed into steve of clothes and in each because that you'd buy these families, the levels don't please and don't keep racing is an intergenerational dish. we use them to car stools, cement and sun from the sea front to buildings that on the construction it's how i make my livelihood, our streets, very narrow. cos i'm unable to pass. that's why we use so many donkeys here in lumber. i challenge tea and the family, so for it don't please feel free. $110.00 annual erase is nothing hundreds of uses in cash prizes. sadly. so crew was poisoned possibly by a jealous rival, but not before feathering a

check outletter to edward everett, a scholar the opening act if you will, he gave speech the battlefieldetter he says no, and references nullification, why does this matter? our conestuti constitution can save us, we have conservatives in house and senate who are upset, not one gets up on floor and talks about article 5. why? they know, i know, you know, if you didn't before, you do now. we're on a horrendous path, no bill passed by congress will face it. i'm all for taking as much conservative principles and applying them as possible. but we have a structural problem. if didn't happen yesterday, it has happened over a hundred years, our constitution gives us a way out. if the state loa legislators and senators would understand their power. under article 5, there are now 20 state legislators that adopted a resolution for a convention. not a constitutional convention, a convention of states, that say meeting of state delicates, they used to have before a constitution, you don't have a constitution constitutional convention. you still need 34 states to ask for it and 38 states to ratify. i

getting a higher education or always to get an education which really helps you to excel and what everett area with it. so i'm kind of trade school or, or a, i guess white color profession is always something that i would say is beneficial in the society like out. but when you break it down to the question that you ask about, is it worth it? it really does come down to the individual and it really does come down to your options as well. like for example, i wouldn't recommend um, based on private schools in the country, they have a very high tuition. and uh, there's someone who may want to go full career to teacher. well, i would suggest that there are options in the market that they should look at that . what do they want them to achieve their, uh, their journey in, in getting a higher education. and uh for that to be a massive economic burden. so one of the advantages of, of the society is that it has multiple options. one of the disadvantages of the society is that, yes, some of these options are extremely expensive. and that there are be with a sub for a massive debt of that we, you de

and one of them is the most toxic chemicals everett test in the united states. it was terrified blanketing our communities. photons, investigate safety practices within america's real growth industry. time is money. money is everything. the room on the jersey to finish as president reaches out to migrant months after launching a crack down on the high side of it, is hoping to clinch a $1000000000.00 to use bailouts. and then return them the rising migration to your our migrants being used as political phones. this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much i'm drawing. a record number of people are making the dangerous journey by boat from to nature across the mediterranean to europe. many of them are from poor and conflict tip countries in sub saharan africa, but an increasing number of 2 nations trying to escape hunger and unemployment are joining them. that's got countries in europe alarmed as part of efforts to send the flow. they're offering an aid package of more than $1000000000.00 to help stabilize teenagers economy rights groups

in this case, the guide was taking another climber up the trek up mount everett known, and it becauseus. this sherpa was to take the climber, and connected with another guide, and a chopper came, and landing at nearly 23,000 feet, and take him to safety. it is harrowing. we heard from the guide, the sherpa speaking to us from his post in kathmandu in nepal. >> translator: it was important for us to rescue him from the summit. money can be earned any time. we have saved his life by quitting summit. >> reporter: some perspective from that sherpa about life. this is very risky expedition. just now the spring season ended, and it is a little bit for giving so far this season 12 people have died and 8 people are still missing. >> that is what i wanted to say, because they are making it look easy in bringing this climber down, but reminding people how treacherous this is without having someone strapped to your back and having to dring them down 2,000 feet. >> i used to live in colorado, and a big thing to do there was to climb the mountains. some of the tallest mountains are 14,000 feet, an

because the, what is another element of this escalation is be in everett ability to brushes defeat this as they truly believe this. and that's what makes even more dangerous. george. yeah, the, the absolutely sponsor with that because they, they believe this. oh, roger will be defeated. we will win. and then the next question is, yes, but russia is a nuclear superpower. how is it possible that a new visible i would just simply accept defeat? it kind of happened has never happened. um does it when the, you know, that's the reference by the, you know, mystery wrapped in the rainbow encased in bought in the name they made my whatever that say to george. no, they're just bad guys in bad that i still love. that's right. that's right. and then uh, the, but the issue, you know, why are they doing this like that cannot be, you know, offices in any very easy way. because why have they gone all in or ukraine? i mean, unless even remember since 1940 between 19451991, the less was able to live with soviet presence. you know, all the way up to the brendan, the gate. i mean, you know, who is country

so quick look now at some other stories making headlines, nitro peacekeepers and reinforcements. everett, brian, in the cost of, of the following days of unbiased tensions flayed off, the ethnic albanian mares were installed in the district in habit. his bike is mix up some point caught at the recent elections. france and germany have called for a new vote in the dispute areas and urged costs of o and neighboring. so the, to deescalate the situation of the us senate has passed a bill to raise the debt ceiling limit. i think the threat of a devastating credit default after weeks of wrangling, democrats and republicans agreed on a compromise package to extend us borrowing until after the general election in 2024. the bill will now go to president joe biden to be signed. it's a little bite and has tripped in full and on stage during a public event. he was handing out diplomas to graduates of the us air force academy in colorado springs, when he tripped over, sent back on the stage is full, was captured on video, which sprayed quickly across social media. a white house official says the pres

so the south you everetts hold, but it is pretty with the, with a system here. this is the megabyte of front that's making his way up towards japan . seasonal rise, of course, posting the way up towards the key issue tools that is the side of how issue breakdown pulls that could cause some localized study, southern areas of china. so actually to celsius, probably shumate by sticky conditions here. full set, stay by the north or into the mid thirty's, a child, so some shout was there. i'd be towards the yellow sea some. what's the weather? just creeping towards the cream finish. that halting. nothing by sitting around 31 south east. think by the way of fund of the showers as we go once through the course of the weekend, what to whether that will move across north greer south, pressing some, which whether it's still a few shots go studies the side of japan penny a shout was. meanwhile, across the entire china, one. so from meeting some very heavy right in across the philippines. joining up is that very wet weather that we have off show in the form of our type thin

so the south, the everett's hold but is pretty with the, with a system here. this is the megabyte of front that's making his way up towards japan . seasonal rise, of course, posting the way up towards the q shoot was that is the side of how did you break down pulls that could cause some localized studies of southern areas of china. so actually to celsius, probably shumate by sticky conditions here for saturday. but the north rent of the mid thirty's a child has some showers that i be towards the yellow face of what the weather just creeping towards the cramping inch that haunts you. nothing by sitting at around 31 celsius. think about the more the way a funder of showers, as we go once through the course of the weekend, what to whether that will move across north greer south, caressing some width, whether it's still a few shots with cities, the side of japan penny. a shy was meanwhile, across the entire china, on so front meeting, some very heavy right and across the philippines. joining up with that very wet weather that we have off show in the form of our ti

when, and what was the role of everett dirksen?guest: the bill came a few weeks after kennedy's speech. it focused on the issue that had been raised by martin luther king in the birmingham protests, which was equal access to public facilities. here, we mean retail stores, lunch counters, public accommodations. this was an issue that focused directly on the jim crow south. there were other items in the bill. the bill expanded greatly. one of the things that made that happen was that it had early support from everett dirksen, the senate minority leader. he was a airily conservative republican from illinois. he had been an ally, a strong ally of joe mccarthy in the 1950's. he was someone who felt civil rights was certainly a party issue, something the republicans had to stand by. i think dirksen had a moral energy behind him. he often play politics with the bill. people from the democrats and other republicans did not know exactly where he was all the time. in the end, it was everett dirksen who makes her the bill had strong support f

one of them is the most toxic chemicals everett test in the united states. it was terrified, blanketing our communities, photons, investigate safety practices within america's railroad industry. time is money. money is everything. the room on the jersey to the, investigating the use and abuse of power across the drive on that which is 0. the hello am i am in was in on just a quick look at the main stories now and. and saddam has been some of the heavy as far as enough weeks between the on the and the power military or a soft group. just hours after one day sci fi came to an end as been explosions, heavy gunfire and ground bottles and hard tomb and several other parts of the country. it comes after a day of relative calm on saturday when they appear to own a 24 hour truce. the power struggle between the 2 sides has also west and an estimate. conflict in the full local dealt to syndicate says more than a 1000 civilians have been killed in west off for since the beginning of april there, urging the international community's help and the fighting kennings of rep

because the, what is another element of this escalation is be in everett ability to brushes defeat this as they truly believe this. and that's what makes even more dangerous. george. yeah, the, the absolutely the sponsor with that because they, they believe this oh rusher will be defeated. we will win. and then the next question is yes, but russia is a nuclear. so about how is it possible then a new visible i would just simply accept defeat. it kind of happened is never have a um, does it when the, you know, that's the reference brother, you know, mistreated, wrapped in the rainbow encased in, bought in. and then they made my whatever that say to george there, they're just bad guys in bad that i so but that's right, that's right. and then of the, but the issue, you know, why are they doing this like that cannot be, you know, also than any very easy way. because why have they gone all in or ukraine? i mean, unless you remember since 1940 between 19451991, the less was able to live with soviet presence. you know, all the way up to the brandenburg gate. i mean, you know, all those countrie

and dave, thanks. 5 everett allowed to send it across the train out a friday morning in the wake of a new wave of russian attacks that are being 20 separate. and this island drilling strikes against ukrainian city since the start of may. on thursday, 3 people, including a 9 year old child, were killed in the capitol cave. explosions have been had in russia as costco region bordering ukraine. in the past few hours, several ukrainian jones were shocking done, but the air defense system, according to the local governor. the original official also says to construction workers were injured in cross borders showing from ukraine earlier in the day. you're being leaders have gathered for a summit in moldova promising unity on ukraine, but to be no new commitments. ukraine's president's luxury is an escape, has been not the meeting is being pushing for you and nato membership. stephanie decker reports from bolcom involved of timing is everything. and the symbolism was hard to miss you. training president sludge america lensky, the 1st to arrive in this causal vineyard. just outside of just you

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thank you, veronica in everett, washington. jim? >> so we have heard of the warnings of people with a great deal of experience with underwater submersibles, and we will get some expertise from steve mcginty who is the author of "the deepest dive." thank you for coming on. >> thank you for invite meg on. >> first question here, and clearly the questions of the safety of this design, and the submersible, and the condition, et cetera, and they are not new. they have been raised for years and deflected by the designer, designer of this. as you are looking at this, it is this an irresponsible voyage. >> well, clearly that and the fact that the submarine was not up to the job. having looked at the deepest submarine rescue in 1973 is the historical idea of it. back in 1973, the "pisces" was a revolutionary submarine designed by a canadian who was a deep sea diver, and the early days of the smaller submarine industry where they built itt in a mushroom factory in vancouver and tested it out in the waters ironically where there was a torpedo

well, for them where we live right now, this place, everett, is it. earth.hing's on the line here for them. they think, as you said, they can perfect this earth. those of us who have faith don't believe that, and we believe how we act here determines where we go after. and so we've got to behave. and so even in politics we don't, you know, we act within those moral limits. and, you know, the ends justify the means is sort of the rule for radicals, right? that's not how kris -- christians act. will: if you believe your personal political positions are on par with the highest of the hierarchy, and, you know, equal to faith and religion, hen you will go to some of the lengths that we have seen. rachel: yeah. i mean, we're made for religion. so if you don't have, if you don't have a faith whether it's the hindu, israel lam -- islam, christianity, you're going to create one. and it could be climate or yourself, as you mentioned. pete: and as our founders or said, our system was made for religious people. by the way, if i'm correct, will, your podcast will be inte

it is owned by a privately owned company headquartered in everett, washington. this is their third trip so far this year. once again these people are spending $250,000 to go on this several day long trip. we are keeping up to date with the latest developments and keep you posted as soon as we get more. >> harris: i will start following them across social media now not just on twitter. i want to be able to see the inside of one of these submersibles to see what the conditions could be on the inside and how long if they are lost they can stay down there. you say the trip is normally 2 to 3 days, just several days. those questions are really important especially if family members and friends what to do how will they fare down there and going on inside something like that? >> they look like small submersibles but experts go down with the teams, people who a sup super experienced. this is the third trip they took in the past several months. they seem to be experienced. you never know what will happen when you go on the tours. we'll keep you post evidence when we get

base fort bragg was officially renamed fort liberty in a ceremony yesterday as part of the broader everettf defense -- effort to rename military posts with con fed the rate name -- confederate namesakes. pete: retired lieutenant colonel scott mann joins us now. colonel, did you ever meet anybody while serving there who was offended by the name fort bragg or wanted it changed? does this have anything to do9 with the military, or is in the outside pushing an agenda? >> hey, pete. thanks for having me on. you know, i never saw that or heard that. we were pretty busy fighting a war -- [laughter] you know? and it never, you know, i have no doubt that there were people who probably look or heard that name and, you know, took offense to it, but at the end of the day, i spent ten years of my life on that base. my three boys were born in that base with hospital. i said good-bye to the a lot of friends at memorial ceremonies in that chapel, and i think that's what a lot of us are talking about. if many ways it's as if the chapter has been closed on our youth and our time mt. if military, and people

on june 2nd, 2022, trump attorney, everett corcoran, goes to mar-a-lago to review these boxes.goes there, and he's the one who's going to search the storage room, find the classified documents, to turn them over to the government. now, what's happened in the intervening two weeks since the subpoena, is that walt nauta and trump have gotten rid of a bunch of boxes. corcoran goes in, he passes through, finds 38 caused by documents. he puts them in a folder. he binds them with clear duck taped. he goes into mar-a-lago to meet with donald trump who says, innocently onshore, did you find anything? is it bad? >> unbelievable. >> okay, corcoran, they talk about what to do with the folder. i'll read from the indictment here. trump attorney discussed what to do with the red willed folder, the folder containing classified documents. with classification -- should bring them to his hotel room, put them in a safe there. during that conversation, trump made a plucking motion, as memorialized by trump attorney one. he made a phony motion as though, well, okay, why don't you take them with you