i think george mitchell talked about what he you know, how he used some funding under some grants ideally to improve fracturing technology. within barnett shale. and he did. i know for a fact that he did. i'm familiar with that. basically, they were working with vertical wells. and i think of us in the industry had known that you could get gas from shales. in fact we had perforated some highly shallowly sands that really didn't produce from the sands but we got some shale gas as a result. but george through those kept working with shales to produce gas economically from the barnett from some vertical wells. and i know that happened. the real breakthrough who came when devon bought mitchell energy and their properties north texas and started work on worth horizontal in the barnett. and that really really a key to turn on that development. and and it became big production a huge growth and production huge growth in production. and came from that so larry nichols and his crew did a great job. i think may have drilled a few horizontal wells there before larry bought that. but primarily it was

senator bob dole, et cetera howard and foxman george mitchell to create an organization fosters fierce debate and c common grantor we e here tonight in large part because of his vision and his tireless effort to make our political process were just a little better. the bpc is one of his greatest achievements and a lasting legacy to tom's distinguished career in public service. please join me in welcoming senator daschle. [applause] >> thank you market for that very kind introduction. and congratulations. i can imagine a better way to launch your career with the bpc. then meeting like tonight. market i i had a chance to wok together when she served as, as secretary of education with the george w. bush administration. i must say, served in just a remarkable way. so it's a good to have her back int. washington tonight. i couldn't be more thrilled to welcome her on her very first day here at. the bpc. and thank her for the leadership and the work that she is the over again over and in her public and private careers these manyma years. and kelly, let me thank you for your leadership this pa

with three other former party leaders, senator bob dole, senator howard baker and congressman george mitchell, to create an organization that fosters fierce debate and common ground. we're here tonight in large part because of his vision and his tireless efforts to make our political process work just a little better. the b.p.c. is one of his greatest achievements and a lasting legacy to tom's distinguished career in public service. please join me in welcoming senator daschle. [applause] sen. daschle: thank you, margaret, for that kind introduction and congratulations. i can't imagine a better way to launch your career with the b.p.c. than an evening like tonight. margaret and i had the chance to work together when she served as secretary of education with the george w. bush administration. and i must say, served in a -- just in a remarkable way. so it's so good to have her back in washington tonight. i couldn't be more thrilled to wok her on her very first day here at the b.p.c. and thank her for the leadership and the work she has demonstrated over and over again in her public and private c

george kittle, we know what he can do. you know, we haven't even talked about elijah mitchell, who was hurt some of last year.d as as they've ever been for some years. all right, joe, we're out of time. but a quick prediction. oh, you know, i don't do that. rosemary, does the prediction. okay. the one thing we'll leave it at, the one thing you know about the nfl is you better show up every sunday. so the 40 niners might be better than pittsburgh on paper, but they better show up every sunday. all right, joe, we'll we'll leave it there. enjoy the game today. and of course, you guys will have full coverage later tonight and a little scheduling today. gmc sports weekend starts at 830 with jason and joe and from 9 to 10:00, you can watch the fox pregame show. and then, of course, the niners kick off against the steelers starting at 10:00. rams and seahawks will follow that niners game. all right. we'll be right back. a little weather and much more when we this tiny payment thing- is a giant pain! hi ladies! alex from u.s. bank! can she help? how about a comprehensive point of sale system... that can track invento

mitchell has a look back on her incredible legacy. >> dianne feinstein, a leading woman senator for generations, whose political career in california was launched by tragedy. november 1978, san francisco mayor george musconi and board of supervisors member harvey milk we are assassinated in city hall. feinstein trying desperately to change milk's life. >> both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk open shot and killed. >> this inspired her passion for gun reform. she was elected mayor and became a national figure. on mondale's short list for running mate. >> i have had an opportunity to be the first woman in the first mayor to be asked to go through an interview process. they view that is a major league of the door at something that is very important to do. >> it was clarence thomas hearing before an all male senate in 1991 that got feinstein to the senate. as she recalled in 2018. >> and what did i see button all male senate judiciary committee, grilling anita hill. and it was not nice. and it was not what one would like to see. and that was my incentive to run in 1992. >> after decisive senate win, then senator joe biden made her the first woman on the judiciary committee. in congress she qui

mitchell and jessen led to other psychologists raising concerns about them with the american psychological association, apa, but the concerns were dismissed by the organization's leadership, eager to please the administration of president georgeush. anti-torture psychologists led a multiyear campaign challenging the collusion of the apa, the world's largest professional association of psychologists, about 150,000 of them, with the pentagon and the cia. the apa leadership was ultimately ousted, and the apa barred its members from participating in harsh interrogations. we are joined now by the psychologist roy eidelson. he is the author of the new book "doing harm: how the world's largest psychological association lost its way in the war on terror," just out today. he is a member of the coalition for an ethical psychology and a past president of psychologists for social responsibility. we welcome you to democracy now! i was wondering if you can start off by talking about how that legacy of the apa, i mean, they also their leadership, you see it, continuing today? >> the apa got off on a bad foot after the attacks of september 11 and it took efforts by a community of dissident psychologists, took over a decade for us to bring ch

mitchell looks back at dianne feinstein's life and legacy. >> reporter: dianne feinstein, a leading woman senator for generations whose political career in california was launched by tragedy. november 1978, san francisco mayor george musconi and board of supervisors member harvey milk were assassinated in city hall, then board of supervisors president dianne feinstein tried desperately to save milk's life. >> both mayor masconi and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. the event cementing her passion for gun reform. she was elected mayor and became a national figure on democratic are nominee walter mondale's short list for running mate. >> i've had an opportunity now to be the first woman and the first mayor to be asked to go through an interview process, and i view that as a major opening of a door and something that's very important to do. >> reporter: it was the clarence thomas hearings in 1991 that got feinstein to the senate, as she recalled in 2018. >> and what did i see but an all male senate judiciary committee grilling anita hill, and it was not nice, and it was not what one would like to see, and that was my incentive to run in 1992. >> reporter: after her decisive senate win, then senator jo