>> glenn: i'm a cuisine whore, you know?ok at cuisine, you're looking at politics. you're looking at medicine. you're looking at the advanced thinking. >> anthony: i'll agree with you that there is nothing more political than food. >> glenn: you got it. >> anthony: chef mike lata's restaurant fig was one of the first and most important on the charleston scene. determined to source the kind of local products that you used to find everywhere in the low country. as much as i'd like to illustrate that solid grounding and traditional ingredients and preparations with my order, i could not resist the soft shell crabs, which are just in season. with a pasta and shaved bottarga, which frankly, i'd slit my best friend's throat for. >> glenn: wow, that looks great. >> anthony: yeah. >> glenn: that's beautiful. >> anthony: it's sweet. when you had your first forkful of proper rice is there an instinct to go out and sort of bludgeon the rest of the world into understanding what you have just come to understand. >> glenn: i did not run u

john: [00:01:40izzie, glenn -- lizzie, glenn glenn was talking about the risks that come with this worksame work you do. there's sort of enterprise investigative reporting. what was your reaction when you heard the news about jeff? lizzie: it is awful. it's exactly what glenn saying. i think journalists are very aware of the fact that our jobs are getting harder and there are dangers there. but you never actually think that, you know, someone you see in the newsroom one day won't be there the next. john: glenn, tell me a little bit about how this collaboration began, how it came about. glenn: the day after robert telles is arrested in connection with jeff's murder, i got an email from craig timberg, who's the washington post's head of collaborative investigations. and the subject line of his email was condolences from the washington post and an idea. it offered reporting help. specifically, the idea of the post providing reporting help on stories that jeff might have been pursuing at the time of his murder. we came to an agreeme fairly quickly that that this story on this ponzi scheme t

glenn: intimately. any sort of breach outside the rules of engagement, or any crime for that matter. glenn: no excuse in terms of the training is provided, and the understanding, absolutely. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ mark: just weeks into braden chapman's deployment in early 2012, his patrol is going hunting. they're heading for a place called deh rawood, their target a taliban bomb maker. the entire operation is captured on a helmet camera worn by one of the sas soldiers on this raid. what this video reveals is a deadly firefight at a taliban bunker that would go on to spark lethal retribution by one sas soldier. braden: i landed with one patr and as we came up over a hill heard gunfire, and then from there we could see that the patrol that was walking across the front of a mud hut was getting shot at. when i came over the hill the soldiers looked like little ants running everywhere trying to get away. mark: the sas are accompanied by afghan special forces known as the wakunish. the australians call 'em wakas. braden: t

glenn. a great way for us to understand that she does know what's there. this is also from the post reporting. judge howell similarly rejected perry's bid to shield 930 messages involving executive branch officials finding it, quote, ironic that perry would turn the constitution's intended protection of lawmakers from executive branch interference into a legislative matters on its heads. by contrast, the judge wrote, perry's multipronged and proactive, per sxichbt protracted efforts to push executive branch officials to take more aggressive action over the 2020 election, quote, demonstrated that he welcomed rather than resisted and indeed initiated these communications. she's putting him into the sort of predatory position, if you will, that that clause exists to protect congress. he was the one reaching into the executive branch. is that the right way to understand what she's saying, what she sees? >> i think that is right. and i think when these messages are revealed, and eventually i thin

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glenn said he took another one on the cheek. i mean, is there any, i don't know how many kicks he has, keeps getting hit over and over and over again. so, i mean, you know, the fact that the germans are being humiliated again, and it tells people to get in line, you know, where the unity has lots of bar go ahead. we're again, a wonder how much immunization shoes can also wonder what actually happened in the white house. 3 weeks before nuclear war started. when, when shoot a button was a deal struck then by to say, look, you know, we're going to go ahead and blow up anyway, so you might as well get on board. where did he, she shows, did he, did he suggest that it was an option. we might lately to look at, i mean, the interesting thing is the time life, you know, and, and, and hers just as really laid this out briefly. and it makes the point, again, again, again, which is going to be very hard for us journalist to completely ignore this, you know, by them basically prepared himself or spread the administration from almost they wan

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glenn, my friend, good to see you! typically, defamation cases against media companies are very tough to win. the evidence in dominion's favor is overwhelming. should fox have settled this case months ago? >> they probably should have, given the extraordinarily bad press they are receiving now as information about them behind the scenes communications with one another, host to host, or host to executive, become public. they are deeply damaging to foxes credibility, to the extent that they have any left. i predict that they will ultimately end up settling. katie, when we look at some of what has been revealed, i want to read just one of the exchanges between tucker carlson and laura abraham and talk about the implication. when tucker messages laura abraham and says, quote, sydney powell is lying by the way. i caught her. it is insane. abraham responds, sydney is a complete nut. no one will work with her. ditto with rudy. and then tucker says, but our viewers believe it. they were peddling lines. they were intentionally

it's exactly what glenn saying.that you -- our jobs are getting harder in there're dangers there, but you never actually think that someone you see in the newsroom one day won't be there the next. john: glenn, tell me a little bit about how this collaboration began, how it came about. glenn: the day after robert telles is arrested in connection with jeff's murder, i get any mail from craig timberg, who's "the washington post"'s head of collaborative inveigations. d the subject line of his email was "condolences from the washington post and an idea." it offered reporting help, specifically the idea of "the post" providing reporting help on stories that jeff might have been pursuing at the time of his muer. we came to an agreement fairly quickly that this story on this ponzi scheme that we already knew about, the man alleged to be the leader of this scheme was already arrested, in custody. there were a lot of documents that had already been filed in connection with this that jeff had pulled and had read, studied, high

professor glenn loury grew up on chicago's south side and earned a phd in economics from m.i.t. in the 1980s, he was a reagan republican... >> it's no more difficult to be a black conservative than it is to stand up for your convictions under any circumstances. >> ...who, at age 33, became harvard's first tenured black economics professor. loury has also had his share of lows. >> you mentioned drug addiction. there was a period of infidelity and philandering. and, you know, i was -- i was lost. >> now, at the age of 74, he teaches at brown university and hosts a popular podcast where he has a lot to say about some of the most charged issues of the day. >> democrats have ruined city after city. >> what does professor glenn loury say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> professor glenn loury, welcome back to "firing line." >> oh, thank you, margaret. good to be back. >> you've described what it was like to grow up in what you called a vivid and stylish, lower-middle-class neighborhood in chicago

glenn, i wonder how you see this case? >> boy, i read some of the emails, text messages, some of the communications, and this shows the power of discovery. because anyone can walk into a grand jury and lie. but it looks like during discovery, dominion got its hands on written communications between and among some of the fox anchors, they were mocking the very guests that they were putting on the air to tell these wild stories about election fraud and stolen votes. the anchors themselves were saying, you know, these claims are ridiculous. they were deriving, they were mocking. they were making clear that even they didn't believe some of the guests that they were putting on air to pedal this election fraud, nonsense. so yes, defamation cases, actual malice, can be very hard to prove. particularly, when all you have's testimony of witnesses, which can shift and change to suit the witnesses purposes. but boy, those written communications that we've been seeing in the dominion case or giving dominion a fighting shot at winning

also joining me is glenn kirschner, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal anti lift.morning? >> the biggest development in the last half hour, the judge went before the prosecution and defense said two jurors over the weekend tested positive for covid. those two jurors have now been excused. both the defense and the prosecution urged the judge to suspend the trial for at least a couple days. why? because the alternates are now going to be sitting with the jury, meaning just three are left. the concern is were any other jurors potentially exposed. the last thing either side wants is a miss striel in the murdaugh murder trial unfolding three weeks in. so far we've heard from two of the south carolina, the enforcement division agents who responded that night of the actual murder here, but there's a lot of questions entering this fourth week. >> with regard to the alternates, they are listening the whole time as well, correct? >> correct. >> are they right in the courtroom, or in an ancillary room? >> they're all part of the jury here. the big concern is did the two juror

lake great to talk to you, glenn.ation in the fed i'm curious how you're thinking about china and how a lot of big investors are. news from investment foreign companies in china tumbled to the lowest level in 18 years with all the geopolitical concerns and growth issues, would you put money there? >> good question i'm cautious about china look, i'm not an expert on china. you have people on your show smarter about this than i am let me put it in a broader perspective. i think managing the rise of china as the new major player in the world, not just the economy but the geo political world, is the most important task of this quarter century. finding a way to accommodate the rise of china without either military or significant economic conflicts is going to be extraordinarily important to the world in which we live the one element of that has been in china the reassertion of political privacy over business decisions and market activity. we operated for many decades on the assumption that china was going to integrate incr

glenn, i'll start with you.endant tried to subpoena trump, but was unsuccessful. we know that. how likely is it that the proud boys will succeed, and how significant would getting trump's testimony be? even if he were to go along with this, it's really hard for me to imagine him taking the stand and saying, yes, i am the one who instigated it. i'm the one who called for them to go there. >> right, and the proud boys could put him on as a hostile witness and asked permission to cross examine him and try to wring it out of him, a man, it is extraordinarily unlikely that donald trump will testify. here's why. this is a circumstance that happens not infrequently in criminal trials, i call it the battle of the constitutional rights. the proud boys absolutely have a sixth amendment -- right to compel witnesses and their defense. to use the power of the subpoena to enforce witnesses to come in and testify. the thing is, the witnesses, donald trump, retain their fifth amendment right against self incrimination, and amen

a robbery suspect was apprehended named glenn diamond. >> i was the revolutionary in the neighborhoodme come up, everybody want to, you know, get this guy here because i, you know, i always protested police mistreating black people. things got heated. they had bust me in the head. they beat me up pretty good. my head was bloody and my shirt was bloody. >> he was handcuffed, and at that time i got a call to go to another situation at the greyhound bus station. >> and backup got there, they was hurling racial insults in my 4-month-old baby, saying, feed the baby to the alligators. a matter of minutes somebody came back with a rope. now, apparently they had been riding around with the noose in the car. but when the guy came, the noose was already in the rope. not like they had to tie it up or nothing. they just threw it in the tree when he brought it back. and they put it around my neck. >> and officer patrick began to pull the rope and pull it to the stand where he's choking me enough to pull me up to my toes. >> local officials called it a sick prank. >> the guy who put the rope around

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national security is the man himself, virginia republican governor glenn youngkin.r, thanks very much for being with us this morning. >> yeah, good morning, maria. and the issues you've just raised are critical national security issues. and let's just be clear, china has one goal, world domination, to do it at the expense of the united states. they're using every avenue possible from, yes, saber rattling with their military to surveil answer lance with balloons and tiktok -- surveillance with balloons and tiktok and trying to infiltrate our economic supply chain by using trojan horse relationships like the one they have engineered with ford motor company. and in virginia, we're standing up strong. we're going to make sure that our agricultural farmland is not purchased by the ccp. we've got a bill now through on a bipartisan basis that i will sign that will keep china from buying our agricultural farmland, particularly next to our nationally strategic assets like the pentagon and quantico and the largest naval base in the world. we're going to keep these assets safe

glenn, i want to start with you. imminent potential charges. buckets of information was of great, compelling public interest. fulton county district attorney fani willis replied saying she believes his order is sound with her request, no plans to appeal. what is the significance of releasing this info in your view? >> you know, judge bernie had to balance some competing interests. there's a searing public interest in what's going on in the georgia state criminal investigation regarding donald trump's election crimes. but the judge had to balance the release of that information against the impact it might have on fani willis' ongoing investigation. and when you read this eight-page ruling from the judge, i think he struck a sensible balance here. and i have to tell you, i was most excited when i read about how section eight, which will be disclosed, has information about how the grand jurors believe some of the witnesses that fani willis had to compel to testify, we don't know who, but we know guys like rudy giuliani, mike flynn, and lindsey gra

virginia governor glenn youngkin taking on china.a plan to keep the seeps ep from buying american farmland. sensitive military sites. we will tell you what it is next. >> todd: this is the weirdest story a most interesting story we get. democrat policies could cost you extra if you move to south carolina. one state lawmaker proposing a yankee tax different than they proposed major league baseball to deal with the influx of people in blue states. joining us live to tell us what it's all about. ♪ ♪ are prostate concerns keeping you awake? force factor prostate helps reduce nighttime bathroom trips and promote a normal prostate size. "i feel like myself again." rush to walmart for force factor prostate, from the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand in america. ♪ ♪ >> ashley: a south carolina lawmaker is proposing a so-called attacks to oppose fees anyone moving to the state in response to the growing number of northerners fling their blue states and flocking to the south. the two, one-time fees include $250 for new driver's license and

i agree to the early points that barb and glenn made. i think this is something that does take time even if you're trying to rush and i don't know that doj has rushed enough but keep in mind that john eastman, jeffrey clark, and phones were all seized early last year. and so the notion that nothing was happening until special counsel smith was appointed i think isn't quite right. i think these things were going on. i think from some of the recent reporting, a lot of the folks doing that investigation were brought into and incorporated into this special counsel efforts. so i think this is just a massive, massive undertaking and when you add to what you spoke to at the beginning of the hour about not only the insurrection, but the fake elector plot, and you talk about mishandling classified documents, all of these things are huge. and so, no, i'm not aware of anything taking this long. but i'm not -- this is bar none the largest investigation in the history of the department of justice and the fbi. not even close. so i think we have to kee

glenn is quality sch, can coast from category is alaska. i'm not about fornia for cut us off oregon. i says keith else came ah ah ah, in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of vietnam. the white house supported the corrupt puppet government of southern vietnam. in 1965 americans began their invasion following the aim to defeat the forces of vietnamese patriots. the pentagon was confident that the victory would be on the american side due to its military superiority. however, the vietnamese turn this war into a total hell for the occupants. unable to cope with the guerrillas, the american army started blanket bombing alongside using chemical weapons and napalm which burnt all alive. the village of my lay, wary 969 american soldiers killed 504 civilians, including 210 children, became a tragic symbol of this war. all in all, during the whole period of this conflict, the usa dropped on vietnam more than $6000000.00 tons of bombs, which is 2 and a half times as much as on germany during the 2nd w

so glenn, bombshell news tonight with this subpoena to the former vice president. but what does this subpoena tell us about where jack smith is in this january 6th investigation? >> you know, often when were involved in large-scale jury investigations we leave the most consequential, the most important witnesses for the end. why? because we want to develop all of the information elements we can from all of the other sort of lesser witnesses because we might want to use that information. we might want to confront the most important witnesses with everything else we have learned. so if the trump insurrection investigation were an action adventure movie it kind of feels like we have now entered the car chase phase and what kind of heading toward the climax. >> so would this kind of subpoena, at this level, the fact that it's going to go to the former vice president, the fact that it could open all kinds of legal questions, would that have required a sign off from the attorney general, merrick garland? >> oh, almost undoubtedly. this would have been vetted through the

national security, is the man himself., virginia republican governor glenn youngkin. you so much for being witu us this morning too. >> good morning maria th ce isss you have just raised our critical national security issues. and let's just be clear, chinas. has one goal, world domination chewed at the expense of the united states they are using everoy avenue possible. from saber rattling with their military to surveillance with balloons and tiktok.at and from trying to infiltrate our economic supply chain by using trojan horse relationshipa like theve ones i have engineerd with ford motor company. we' in virginia we are standing up strong. we are going touo make sure oure agricultural farmland is not purchased by the ccp. we've got a bill now on a bipartisan basis i will sign that will keep china from buyinl our agricultural farmland particulate nextnd, door nation strategic assets like thed pentagon, quantico the largestth naval base in the world.l we went to victoryba keep these national assets safer to goinge to make sure tiktok is not going to be used for surveil

maria: glenn youngkin has taken real readership, mark. he's -- leadership, mark.anning real estate acquisitions% the ccp in virginia. he says the chinese companies want to buy farmland mere the pentagon and other important military related sites in virginia. >> well, i think he's exactly right on that, maria. i think you've seen similar efforts across governors you across the midwest of the united states because china continued to acquire farmland across the united states. i think that the reality is that the communist chinese threat continues to increase. i think as relates to president biden and glen's comments about him going to ohio, you know, the reality is that the administration's policies crush the economy in the rust belt long before the derail machine. when you go back, looking at the environmental agenda of the obama administration through today, the jobs that have left the area and decimated that part of the country and a lot would ben n fit from joe biden going to eastern ohio and changing course on a lot of the policies let's talk about the 2024 pres

also glenn kirschner, nbc legal analyst, former federal prosecutor, and house of the justice matters. gentlemen, welcome in both of you, we appreciate your time. charles, what are the key differences here between pence, biden, and trump's document cases? how does this affect the ongoing investigations? >> i think you can comfortably put pence and biden in a similar category, you are talking about a very different document to begin with. the other reason why i would put them together, at the end of the day, this is also a conversation around a woefulness of withholding the documents that you see in donald trump's case, ultimately which led to a search warrant being -- at mar-a-lago, and as opposed to both pence and president biden, essentially volunteering in turning over the documents without having to go through back and forth with the national archive, and back and forth with the department of justice, and the fbi looking for them to return documents that do not belong to them. i think those significant distinctions between both biden and pence, as well as trump, and why the conver

glenn, thank you very much for talking to us. thank you. the in now there are fears of a color outbreak in syria. his struggles to recover from the aftermath of the massive earthquakes that struck of a 3 weeks ago. the un humanitarian chief says the situation on the ground is dire, and more international aid is needed. growing demands and density therefore of critical items tend to be the obvious example. rising prices, australian supply chains into the, into the region to beginning to fly and suppliers to detect border and also cause into damascus and aleppo. this is essential and most welcome of the markets no longer readily supplied cross border operations. some of these pull items and some need such costly but necessary critical infrastructures, body damage details. kristin salumi has more now from the united nations. well, more 8 is getting through. that's the good news to date, 423 truckloads of life saving assistance have crossed into northwest syria from ter kia, but much more of course is needed. there are hundreds of building stil

so i knew he hadn't read the book and so i get a call for days later from glenn at home. he says larry when you're on the show, i hadn't read the book. that's okay glenn. i understand is no no, i always read the guest book. i read it over the weekend. it's a thousand pages. this is a great book and his endorsement he put it on his desk every night of the show and talked about it three or four or five times a night with little yellow postums in it and immediately went to the top of amazon and then the following week. i got a call from the publisher. i said hey larry, your book's going to be on the new york times list this week. but yeah way to go. yay, and then i get a call a week later and say larry you're good book's gonna be in the top 10 of the new york times. i said, whoo way to go and then i get the call and i can hear him in the background all partying. i can hear the champagne corks popping. whoa. i know what's going on back there right and and they said larry your books gonna be number one on the new york times list i said, right that's good way to go love it. no,

glenn youngkin is outraged. reason why he got the job as governor is because of his view on education and giving parents rights. and this was his appointment. listen. the liberals don't think liberals matter. sue 'par that is parent. that's why we put her on our state board of education notwithstanding a masters three engineering and indian immigrant but most importantly she is parent the progressive liberals don't care support board member who doesn't believe we should teach our children about the constitution and declaration of independence. this is at the heart of the parents' movement that started in virginia and across the country and virginians are not having it. >> steve: right. one of the other things that the governor did say, he said senate democrats voted to remove her, claiming that a public school parent is not qualified to serve on the board of education, which is reminiscent of what terry mcauliffe had said in the run up to the election against glenn youngkin where, you know, we don't need to list

gas pipelines, he stated this during a telephone interview with a well-known american journalist, glennack, who asked him. does trump believe that the united states could have organized this sabotage, could it be us , it could have been ukraine, it could have been some third country that wants to create problems, but who exactly did not do this. so this is russia, i declare to you with all confidence because for them it is massive source of income. when the number of victims of the earthquake in turkey and the series exceeded 50,000 main news , in the turkish media, more than 180 people were detained in criminal cases against unscrupulous builders, and 600 speeches of corruption are being investigated, with numerous approvals, a separate issue of the quality of building materials that could not stand earthquake meanwhile seismic activity in turkey does not stop, which makes people worry even more the author is shocked according to the data scientists are registered every 3 minutes, and in the pacific ocean over the past day , two earthquakes with a power of six magnets were recorded in

ron desantis, tim scott, mike pence, mike pompeo, glenn youngkin, chris sununu, many others.early, it could be a crowded field, but what is the loyalty to trump when many of these trump loyalists could now be contenders? stuart: well, the fight has started. lauren: i know. stuart: i see red red ink for the market when it opens. coming up, four-star air force general predicts the u.s. will be at war with china by 2025. listen to what former secretary of state pompeo said about that. roll it. >> xi jinping is watching for american weakness, he's watching for an absence of resolve, and if he sees opportunity, he will seize that very opportunity. stuart: retired navy seal officer jocko willink will be here later today. >>> president biden spent the afternoon in new york city yesterday, but he completely ignored the migrant crisis. new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis pins the blame on the president. she's here to sound off next. ♪ so close yet so far away. ♪ so close yet so far away ♪ to you, it may just be an elevator. here goes nothing. but for a young homeowner becoming t

oh ridgemont glenn's best known performance is the most beautiful woman in the world. the strip tease in which a woman changes into a man. ready small count once her performance is to provoke and her motivation is very personal and done is the all the spirit brushing it, grew from many fina i, one of which was a massive childhood trauma and father. when i was 17, my father stopped talking to me. it will just ignored me at or is done later. i started going into the audience, getting right in their faces equal forcing them to acknowledge me the, to look at me, glide to glue, but that's who i am you bit. i demand that again and again. when vege and above died because i have a real problem with being ignored, the z and v m m . at the end, it's a man standing on the stage intense reactions, iran, but during 2 performances she was groped by drunk men, traumatizing her. ah but oh we didn't lock on it somehow. i hid the pain away her back and took a deep breath and thought, oh k going when i've changed into a man, i'm coming back with this microphone or 4 minutes was done in m

not only the money just coming nn to glenn do, but it being able to be shared with everyone else. also in glendale, going up actually right across the street. i'm looking at right now, a 60 acre hotel that will also hold some inter shows there as well. so the city of lucknow is growing its booming. if you don't have a team root for, maybe you can root for the city of glendale with all that money coming in and the state of arizona as well reporting at super bowl. 57, i'm jordan williams. yeah, we know it's always a financial boon for other local businesses where the super bowl is. i'm glad they're benefiting at least in that way. thank you. jordan base, jordan. >> well, i'd only to watch sports, but i do so, you we had rain over the weekend, stayed indoors. and i did some climbing like in the climbing a little boxing. for sure. we've got so much fun be indoor today. we could be out. yeah, that's all week long, right? you know, you're an expert climbers to take it all week long. looking at some great weather for getting back outside. i know that this weekend, a little bit rough and

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glenn , thanks so much for coming. you feel like maybe we've in pr passed a threshold in propagandaopwhere where there'd of no coming back ? if doug brinkley can say something like that, it's justg like tso obviously untrue on evy level. like where does that leave us ? i think it's the key is to actually acknowledge how potent our propaganda is . if you look at the opinion ofe r the american people, which i know nobod y cares about,ld and you ask them, should the united states be the world's policeman? beoverwhelmingly percent they will still say no. unitouay n ask him, do you think the united states is involving itself in too many wars, overwhelmingly , americans sa will say yes. we'ree presy time presented with a new war, ppor they're able to rally the public to support it, t itincluding a country that mot americans have never given any thought to , for good reason. thfor, which is ukraine that has no vital interest to theor united states. and now we're a pe there for ar pouring more and more money and more and more

>> ashley: the virginia state senate rejecting one of virginia governor glenn youngkin nominee to state of education one week after she defended constitution and spoke out against socialism at the board meeting. that ousted member joined us last hour. >> i feel political indoctrination has no place in our classrooms and it is mind-boggling to me how anybody growing up in this country wouldn't learn about it. i believe our children should be taught about the founding fathers, founding documents. >> ashley: democrats control the state senate adding last-minute amendment to remove her, claiming she was not qualified to sit on the board of education. >> todd: she is imminently qualified and brings fascinating experience, not the least of which, she is an immigrant to our country. virginia is becoming more diversified by the day. that state wants to silence her because she wants to tout virtues of the constitution, our founding document and the declaration of independence. sarah huckabee sanders nailed it on tuesday saying this is battle between normal and crazy and this exemplifies it. >> a

. >> governor glenn youngkin gave his first commonwealth address in the capital in richmond. he encouraged lawmakers to approve the tax cut and eliminate taxes on military retirement incomes. he talked about economic growth, recruiting law enforcement and mental health. [applause] >> is my pleasure to present to you, governor of the commonwealth of virginia, the honorable glenn youngkin. [applause] gov. youngkin: thank you. thank you. thank you thank you. [laughter] [applause] good afternoon. thank you. let's try that again. thank you so much for the warm welcome. mr. speaker, lieutenant governor , madam president, chief justice goodwin, members of the general assembly, members of the cabinet , members of our supreme court. my fellow virginians, i am honored to be with you again in the story hall of mr. jefferson's capital. the first version of the virginia constitution was written in 1776 in the first spring of the american revolution. the second version and everyone since requires the wisdom, the governor to communicate to the general assembly the condition of the commonwea