georgia at the time when georgia needs it when georgia has to be on your minds, you americans -- jackieo be having this call or maybe a meeting with russian president vladimir putin. what would you encourage him to say on that call? >> handle handle off georgia, hands off the caucus that is an interest of the western countries it cannot become again a dominated region dominated by russia. it has to be a region that exist on its own. and that has been for history, for centuries has been a place for different civilizations meetings, and it has been a place where european values are always been at the center stage and country that society is a vibrant civil society that wants to be part of the community of values that is represented by europe and the united states. so hands off, georgia. >> looking back in history former president obama was criticized for how he handled situations in georgia. tell us historically the impact that had and how you hope trump will approach differently. >> i home that america cannot be linked to regimes that don't represent their people. that's where they have

united states, and i'm sure that he will be a strong for georgia at the time when georgia needs it when georgia has to be on your minds, you americans -- jackie: we've been reporting that one of trump's, you know, first initiatives is going to be having this call or maybe a meeting with russian president vladimir putin. what would you encourage him to say on that call? >> handle handle off georgia, hands off the caucus that is an interest of the western countries it cannot become again a dominated region dominated by russia. it has to be a region that exist on its own. and that has been for history, for centuries has been a place for different civilizations meetings, and it has been a place where european values are always been at the center stage and country that society is a vibrant civil society that wants to be part of the community of

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i'm from georgia. you mentioned georgia. i'm at the fletcher school line diplomacy, but currently volunteering the country, not the neighbor. and as we speak there, around 200,000 georgians protesting against the brute force of the oligarchy. and i wonder what do you have to tell them? and also the prime minister, self proclaimed prime minister who said that your statement, recent statement could be disregarded as the new administration is coming to, to office and should we have any hope that the barry act will be progressing this week over the coming days? >> i do believe. but hey, back again, the people of georgia, i equate again. let's go back to tiananmen square. ok. before the other people, i still appreciate hungarians standing in front of soviet tanks in 1956. i remember the little guy but, and now to see and hey, i still treasure the young cpa who was murdered in the streets of tehran and bled to death in the streets. but people can stand up and we've seen how it can be successful. we remember the crowds in bucharest

you are at 75% on-time delivery in georgia. so, when will you be questioned. >> we started the delivery for america plan service in georgia it was terrible. aspects of delivery for america plan brought that service up we were close in 90's across the board that's part of the plan. we open the new plant is him we had our issues print service went down we are recovering from it now. when we get to where we want to be is going part of the whole broad of filing we have. some of the service business rules that are 38 years old that should have been change affecting how we measure service there is a bunch of other things that need to come together to get the service where it is. in all, service in georgia is within less than three days people get their mail, packages and everything. that will be the target but we are try to shoot for progress she just lowered your targets for next year, correct? >> i lowered the targets for next year to put what i just said out into the public but this is what is going to look like the quick do you l

of georgia to express their desire. and meanwhile back to the point of connectivity between what happens domestically and what happens in a more theoretical framework of international relations, 80% of the georgian people are aspiring towards greater e you inclinations. there is a process. the people want to be closer to the eu and want to go through the reform process the secession involved. the limitation and the involvement of russia is trying really hard to bring the georgian government and people back and that's just unacceptable so i'll stop right there talk about georgia i think you'll get the point that we are worried the u.s. governments watching at the very highest level. >> you have really compellingly laid out the challenge to democracies overseas and the ways in which the biden administration is thinking about them. let's switch a bit too wet it is and will do to address them. we need to prioritize challenges and finite resources to do something about that. something perhaps it's uniquely positioned giving

i used eat sunday dinners at the king family home on sunset avenue in atlanta, georgia. dr.king said this in a 1965 address before a largely white audience in atlanta, georgia "i tend to believe that history can rhyme, and that those that do not learn the lessons of history are bound to repeat them." this is what he said 59 years ago. "people are often silent today because of fear. fear of social, political, and economic reprisals. in the name of god, in the interest of human dignity, for the cause of democracy, these millions are called upon to gird their courage, to speak out, to offer leadership that is needed. history will record that the greatest strategy -- tragedy of this period of social transition was not the vitriolic words and violent actions of the bad people but the appalling silence and indifference of the good people. this generation will have to repent, not only for the words and actions of the children of darkness, but also for the fears and apathy of the children of light." today, judge luttig and i and our task force issued to the community a call to actio

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and how could you ever actually get there in georgia? some talk about that in the past. >> well, i think you've got it look at the whole tax environment. you guys i believe it was did a study a couple years ago that showed state and local taxes combined in the southeast, and tennessee i think was number one. we were tied for second with south carolina. i believe florida was fourth. so they're getting property taxes and a high sales tax and other things where in georgia we don't have a tax on groceries. so every time somebody goes to the grocery store, they're not paying sales taxes. our farmers are not paying sales tax when they buy inputs and kwimts, which makes our number one industry in our state very competitive. large manufacturers don't pay sales tax on energy. georgia, as you know, with two nuclear reactors has plenty of energy. that's why we've been able to get large manufacturers like hyundai and other things, it's really the competition we have especially with a state like florida that's incredible because you have a lot of mig

the virus detected at commer commercial facility in georgia.acilities under quarantine along with surveillance and testing. authorities calling it a serious threat. reassuring the public the products on shelves are safe. >> reporter: tonight, health authorities in georgia on high alert after confirming the state's first commercial case of bird flu at a poultry facility. all activity suspended statewide until further notice. on wednesday, a facility noticing signs of bird flu in their flock. emergency management deployed to dispose and disinfect. all commercial poultry operations in a six-mile radius placed under quarantine. the agricultural commissioner calling it a serious threat to geo georgia's number one industry. reassuring the produblic the products are safe. >> no affected products entered the food chain. there are protocols that prevent that from happening. >> reporter: it comes two weeks after the first bedeath was reported in louisiana. the patient with underlying health conditions was exposed to the virus through contact with doe mef

we sanctioned the leader of the georgia green party as well as other members of the government. we suspended our systems to the georgian government acting together with almost all of our partners at the os including france. we invoked the mechanism. the only sc to make clear the steps including legislation that profoundly squeezes space for freedom of expression in a civil society, that house to change. i think you see a clear unity of purpose when it comes to the united states france and many other countries faced with the very unfortunate actions of the government in georgia. you asked about ukraine. i would like to underline what was said. if from day one we have been supporting ukraine we would support ukraine as long as it takes and as much as it takes. it is first of all because it's a matter of the future of international law. if we are going to expect ukraine to continue it's a matter of security for the french people. we should show no complacency when it comes to the imperialistic views of putin. why? in february of 2022 could change with putin's russia and to launch a

this is a question that comes from wendy davis, a georgia d.n.c. member and is very pertinent to democrats in the south. here it is. there are hundreds of counties across the south where g.o.p. candidates routinely get 65 to 80% of the vote. what concrete steps are you taking as chair to start closing that gap. again, mr. paul, take it away. jason: i love this question. it's my favorite question. one of the major problems we have is when you start seeing the 65-85 margins is no one is there showing up, no one knows a democrat. no one knows a democrat they like. if you don't personally know a democrat you like, you cannot possibly hope to win support for those people for democrats. so this for me starts with i want a paid organizer in every county in america, red, blue, purple, yellow, don't care the county organizer. and in addition to that, we'd get one for every 50,000 in the population. for specifically sort of really red counties, it's really important that you not throw everything and and run a bunch of candidates because if you end up acting

they're now thinking about leaving prime minister in georgia. maloney is from the post fascist front tally the tiny a party cheese. internationally recognized and is also found common ground with frances in terms of domestic policy. her right wing conservative signature is especially evident and family policy. for example, we want a nation where it's no longer considered scandalous to say that we are all born of a man and a woman, regardless of each person's free choice and inclination. or it's not to boot to say that rooms are now for rent, and the children are not over the counter products you can take off the shelf, like in a supermarket, and that you can return if they don't meet your expectations. so the total correspond that way to get the fits off a father, a mother and children. georgia maloney insists on her definition of what a family is like surrogacy in italy already illegal since 2004. that band has now been extended beyond its borders. in the future battalions who go abroad to find a mother could face prosecution unless the coaching 8 is head of the rainbow. families gr

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the cha

the problem is they have limited the ability of the people of georgia to express their desire. meanwhile, back to the point of the connectivity between what happens to mystically and what happened -- domestically and what happens in a more theoretical framework of international relations, 80% of the georgian people are aspiring toward greater eu inclinations. the limitations and the involvement is bringing the people back to its orbit. i think you get worried and the government is watching at the highest levels. patrick: you have laid out compellingly with the suite of challenges is to democracy. let's switch to what drl is and will do. we also have finite resources to do something about them. with this constraint in mind, how are you directing the teams to support civil society, legislatures. drl has skewed funding toward supporting civil society and advocacy. and away from civil society? asst. sec. rand: i'm glad you have asked this question because back to our partnership with iri, this lever of change has been at the heart of the mission set. the support for drl is very vas

he died sunday december 29, 2024 at his home in plains, georgia. coverage from january 1977 begins with the swearingen by chief justice warren burger. [applause] >> governor carter, are you prepared to take the constitutional oath? >> i am. >>

jimmy carter died on sunday, december 9, 2024 at his home in plains, georgia. he was 100 years old.overage from january 1970 seven begins with the swearing in by chief justice warren burger.

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mike collins of georgia. mr. collins represents laken riley's hometown and her grieving family in this house. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. collins: thank you. i thank my colleague for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise today to encourage my colleagues to support the laken riley act. mr. speaker, i think it's important that we record into history exactly what happened to this young lady. young lady didn't have a care in the world. she was just out for a jog, enjoying the day, when an illegal criminal took her life away. he didn't even have any remorse. never hesitated. this legislation could have prevented her death. her murder was in our country -- murderer was in our country illegally. known criminal. abused a child in new york sity, flown to athens, georgia, a sanctuary city, all of this on the taxpayers' dime where he was cited for shoplifting. every part of our system failed laken that day. there's nothing -- there's nothing we can do to bring her back. i tell you what. we make sure th

the year is 1977 and former democratic governor jimmy carter of georgia had defeated republican president gerald ford to win the white house. mr. carter's inauguration was the last to be held on the east portico of the u.s. capitol. since then, inaugural ceremony seven held on the west front. the inaugural crowd in 1977 had sunny skies with temperatures in the high 20's. four decades later, jimmy carter became the first president to mark the 40th anniversary of his own inauguration. jimmy carter died on sunday, december 9, 2024 at his home in plains, georgia. he was 100 years old. coverage from january 1970 seven begins with the swearing in by chief justice warren burger. [applause] justice berger: governor carter, are you prepared to take the oath of office? place your right hand on the bible and repeat after me. hi, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear, that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states so help me god. congratulations. [applause] ♪ justice burger:

. >> es el caso de un dreamer en georgia que nos dijo que ademas siente mucha tristeza porque su comunidads de su propia familia votaron por trump. >> con la la vive con la an ansiedad y esa noche que habiamos visto que gano trump los trajo mucho nerviosismo constante para la familia cachua. >> el regreso de donald trump amenaza la vida de la familia construido en rome, georgia, donde hasta ahora solo contaba con un poco de la vida que jaime ha georgia, ahora solo contadas personas sabian que es i indocumentado tenia apenas 10 meses cuando su madre lo trajo aqui desde mexico. >> la gente me conoce y me c conoce con una sonrisa, pero igualmente de veras no me conocen porque es algo que yo siempre he mantenido un secreto. >> gracias a la proteccion daca ha podido trabajar legalmente y sustentar a sus cuatro hijos. >> sin embargo, esta contienda electoral lo confia en el g gobierno de la republica abrumador apoyo en su comunidad a la promesa de deportaciones masivas. >> trump obtuvo poco mas de la mitad de los votos en georgia, pero en floyd, el condado donde vive en oskachua, cae mas de un m

he died sunday december 29, 2024 at his home in plains, georgia. coverage from january 1977 begins with the swearingen by chief justice warren burger. [applause] >> governor carter, are you prepared to take the constitutional oath? >> i am. >> would you place your left hand when of the bible and raise your right hand and repeat after me. >> i, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear. that i will faithfully execute. the office of the president of the united states. and will to the best of my ability. preserve, protect, and defend. the constitution of the united states. so help me god. >> congratulations. [applause] ♪ ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> for myself and for our nation, i want to thank my predecessor for all he has done to heal our land. in this outward and physical ceremony we attest once again to the inner and spiritual strength of our nation. as my high school teacher, miss julia coleman, used to say: "we must adjust to changing times and still hold to unchanging principles. here before me is the bible used in the

he was in the georgia national legion and they tell me like process for joining the military and like what i needed to do. a gave me a advice some where to go, how to get to the 1st day of operation by then i knew this was a big wolf and i don't agree with like like the wall the 1st day the operations saw just i tried does the time like we were under heavy artillery like drugs showing so i couldn't go so i had to wait till we were treated once we retreated to the village. behind him, i tried none to again to try and is off to the prisoner exchange something they tearfully bank. the government for dinner and as they were released and send back to the homeland. most res, don't about how they dreamed of a quiet family life in the u. k. to the exchange pinned to return to fight in ukraine and asthma and also to bombs were supported in of the day of posting a video before the ukrainians retreated. where enough data just leaving doing caves 10 year old patient of, of the foreign most and res felt at home the up until the russian army liberated the city the, the bottom. you know what the jus

and so we know this now about georgia elections. right? there's kind the those multi-candidate race. and then you get the runoff. and in that stage another candidate there's all of the aspirants. we all should take a drug test. and the question is, once it gets down to the two of them, so at the first vote, julian gets about 47%, not clearing the 50 that he would need to forestall a runoff. and then it's down to and bond and bonds challen urges john lewis to a series of debates on television and radio thinking he's going to wipe the floor with he's again so verbal so gifted and couple of things happened during those debates first bonds seems to a lot of people like he feels entitled to the seat whereas lewis he does pretty well in debates but he just comes across as authentic and someone who wants this job to represent you. and you know we've seen that with other candidates on television when the person feels like they're speaking to us and when they're trying to win for themselves. again, not to say that bond wouldn't have been a good pub

augusta, georgia. the best design award was captured by flower with this very beautiful and the usual pretty girls girls. liberty and strength through the consent, the governed was portrayed in the theme float of the 1957 inaugural parade, the longest float of any ever to appear anywhere. it measured 407 feet long, representing states and many industries. guam's was awarded the best float, the theme of the inaugural parade. pretty girls were in abundance throughout and of course those who appreciated this by by. the mile. burma the elephant bay traditional symbol of the republican party. even burma saluted the president with upraised trunk and blast of steam, showed the temper of the day cold and damp throughout, which stood for hours on. the reviewing stand and uncle sam. band after band, their colorful uniforms and their stirring marches. in. the cowboy who didn't get the rope by this time as they did in the march heralded 53 parade and what americans seen would be complete without our indians. a gov

beating at selma which they kept around the office political use and he goes back and he schools this georgia congressman lynn westmoreland on just what it means to fight for voting rights and what it means to lay down the burden of race. i also think john tried to educate some of his younger colleagues on the far left of the democratic party and like the squad who were not exactly where he was politic, they were closer, as you said before, to a kind of stokely carmichael politics. and, you know, one of them said at one of the protests they wanted to be disrupt active and noisy and says no, no, that's not how we do things. and he educated them and he he helped teach them how to be effective politicians. so i think there were kind of younger people on both side, but many of them came came to see and appreciate the wisdom he had to offer. well, thank david. this has beeneach. week american history tv's america brings you archival that help provide context for today's public affairs issues. next from july 15, 1963. reverend martin king jr is interviewed by. journalists from ghana, india and sout

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rudy got indicted in georgia. that case derailed itself because of fani willis.e's been indicted in arizona. that case is moving like molasses. and one thing i was reminded of just yesterday or two days ago when jack smith's final report came out, he reminded us there are coconspirators. remember, rudy was, i think, coconspirator one. jack smith makes a big deal in the report about how serious their conduct was. never indicted, though, so ultimately rudy got charged and accused of a lot of things, but i'm not sure how much he's actually been held accountable. >> well, i wonder what he does now in the new administration. we'll see if anything. kara scannell thank you. elie honig. well, next, how surfers are helping the firefighters and their communities in southern california. >> now, taxes is getting the turbotax app and filing your taxes yourself 100% free. if you didn't file with us last year, now, this is taxes file free in the app by 218. when you switch to turbotax, do it yourself. >> when migraine strikes, do you question the tradeoffs of treating ubrelvy i

that's called the one that was, it was is this is actually used in georgia. it was in in april 2024. a volunteer group was in pub, us now. what they found in the basement of a private house shop, even the strongest among them. they pulled the remains of 3 ukrainian militants out of the basement. one more expensive tentacle uniform, unknown ukrainian army kids. the phone found among the remains contained child pornography and instructions in english, on how to upload the files to the dog that told you this the pacific. you'd say that most of slipping into a lot of my work, people will not be surprised. zillow saw starting with the ranges lead, the way was inscribed on a charles bank and one of the photos on the phone is the most of the us. um is 70 phase power i showed reconnaissance. regimen to the lpa all believes that the child born possessing silva was america as well. so the but of course it was low smith, the season totally. or when the last day those whose body is found an identified a re pantry a to, to that home. the see what your muscles that she kne

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on georgia, we talked about this as well. and what both france and the united states have seen is democratic backsliding that's deeply concerning. and not just democratic backsliding, but a retreat away from the aspirations of the overwhelming majority of the georgian people, the aspiration to build a future that is closer and closer to europe. so having seen that backsliding, having seen a government that's acting in contravention of the clear will of the people that it purports to represent, having seen an election that raised many questions, having seen repressive actions taken by the government about people who are trying to speak freely and openly, we as well as our partners have taken action. we sanctioned the leader of the georgian dream party, ivanishvili, as well as other members of the government. we suspended american assistance to the georgian government. acting together with almost all of our partners in the osce, including france, we invoked the vienna mechanism through the osce to also make clear that the steps

he served as the state of georgia, he served the state attorney as an attorney juvenile court judge child rights ombudsman and director. and ron richter is ceo and investor, executive director of the jcc-i/a, and a former new york city family court judge and commission of new york city administration for children's services. so will, take us off. >> thank you so much, emily. it's a privilege to be. of a much enjoyed the other panels and the discussion. in 2018 don't position where i work at home school legal defense association filed a federal civil rights lawsuit on behalf of of holly curry and her family. holly is a mom of six kids, all of it prior to this on 27 she was taking her all six kids karate class come home school mom and she stopped at the local convenience store to pick up muffins for her kids. she came back nine minutes later and two makeshift deputies were out there. they told she could not leave her children alone even though she had not broken any laws in kentucky victory for her to child protective services. the very next day holly had so knocking on the door. she went t

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