and gregg jarrett. mollie, you have to help me on this, i am not a lawyer.om is apointing laphonza butler to replace dianne feinstein as senator from california. but mollie. she is a residence of maryland and a registered voter in maryland. we looked up the law for this senate, you have to live in the state, expru you h-- and you have to be a registered voter. >> it look like just yesterday the woman did register to vote in california. she is a residence of maryland, voting in maryland, but perhaps to comply with that law, she registered to vote, i think she holds property in california. one of the problems with california's voting laws they are so lax lacks, they sent out ballot to every address every person registered to vote, they have a real problem with election ib integrity there. >> does she change your residents or just voting registration. >> like i said, i think she has a property in california, you were when hillary clinton ran for senate for new york, a state she never lived in. senate is a place to make a lot of money, not necessarily represent

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. >> protected and maintained by gregg lowery whose protecting the heirloom roses since the 80s. >> iraining in botany i learned all those things because i loved the plans and wanted to grow them. as i grew i learned . >> is dedicated his life to the fragrant florals . >> i take sometimes one cuttin off of a plant that looks like it might not make it until next year and hope that i can root that cutting. chances may not b very good but if there is even possibility it is worth it. >> the collection is as storied as the roses themselves. >> if there is one rosie pick again and again and again for the house, it is that. >> it was flourishing in the early 2000's but took a hit during the 2008 financial crisi when he was forced to close hi nursery and the revenue went with it . but the pandemic gave him time to refocus and rebuild what is now one of the world's largest collections of a variet of roses. >> we have nonetheless lost a large part of our collection, rapidly over 1000 varieties. >> with over 3000 rare roses o his property hundreds more are being cared for across the country incl

>> in the past, members of gregg's family say they oppose her release.ted mastermind, she should serve more time than the others. bill spencer looks back on all the years of news coverage and sees a gaping hole. >> don't forget about greg smart. he is over showered, and has been overshadowed for many years. he's a young guy with so much ahead of him, and so much promise. he should be here now. >> pamela smart yet filed another petition with the state of new hampshire in 2015. she asked that her sentence be changed so she could have a parole hearing. andrew was a member of the council who considered her request. >> there were letters from inmates, family members. i learned that she accomplished a great deal while in prison. >> more than 500 pages about what's a good person pamela smart is. and then? >> i never wanted, nor asked mr. flynn to murder greg. >> ten little words grew -- blew her chance at a hearing to smithereens. again, she did not have responsibility for the murder. so the court would not grant her change of sentence. >> if she had omitted an

vice president,. >> how about another round for gregg harper. [applause] >> this is an enthusiastic group that their glad to have you here. a we we've got a lot of media. we will be on c-span eating popcorn and watching that when it plays back. but you have been through so much and the book, "so help me god," how did you come up with that name, mr. vice president, what made you decide on that? >> well, first, i wantedd to get your round of applause. there's no one that are served with that was more a man of integrity with his face every day then congressman gregg harper him and you and sydney are very special to karen and me. me. i see another former colleague chip pickering is here with what the must be his son, , who the last time i saw his son he was about that big. so it's great to see you. good to see you all. thank you. i really appreciate your family but i have to tell you, abraham lincoln said his own ambition in life was to be esteemed by people he esteemed. and when i went home to indiana to be governor, i was following a great fresh n

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former mississippi third district congressman gregg harper. the mr. vice president, welcome to the promised land. thank. you so much, governor barbour, and has you here this way. credibility is. with us and this was so wonderful to do that and we're very excited have you here. would you please deliver. mr. president, we want to welcome you and karen here. and it's so glad to have you. we hope you'll come back when it's cooler. wouldn't take much, but welcome. welcome to the book festival. mr. vice president. well, thank you very. how about another of applause for congressman gregg harper, his special man. the. this is an enthusiastic group that they're glad to have you here. we've got a lot of a lot of media be on c-span eating popcorn and watching that plays when it plays back. but you've been through so much and the book, so help god. how did you come up with that name, mr. vice president, what made decide on that? well, first i wanted to get you a round of applause. there's no one. i served with it was more a man of integrity that lived his faith e

>> and so, kevin called the gregg county sheriff's department.ound himself on the phone with a lead detective, lieutenant eddie hope. >> i was glad people cared. because we live in a world where a lot of people are just worried about themselves and not others. >> and here was evidence that maybe there are people -- >> yes. >> some other investigator might have blown off. just as other civilian with an internet connection and a theory. but kevin seems to know what he's doing, and his internet skills, way beyond what lieutenant hope could do. and before long, they didn't actually meet in person, they began acting almost like partners. >> we just flew together. whatever he needed, that he couldn't get that i could get, law enforcement wise, he would send it to me. >> he kind of meshed together these bits of information. >> yes. >> and two things happened. one, kevin realized lavender doe was not one of the missing woman he'd been looking for. and two, he got hooked on the case of the girl in the lavender shirt, but he kept hitting dead ends. he need

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the korean war armistice was signed in july 27, 1933 and here to reflect on that event is gregg brazinskyprofessor of history of international affairs at george washington university. welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: let's start with when the korean war began. when did it start and the events that led up to it? guest: to understand the origins of the korea war you have to look at korea during the period between 1910 and 1945 when it was under japanese colonialism. the reason you have to look at that period is because japanese colonialism created very deep social and political divisions between koreans because there were many koreans who suffered in a lot of different ways under japanese colonialism, but there were also some koreans who benefited in different ways. when world war ii inns in 1945, korea -- ends in 1945, korea is a very different society and even if you take out china, u.s., and the soviet union, it is likely it would have been some type of civil comput in korea but e ld war got to superimpose and korea with the united states occupying southern k

the korean war armistice was signed in july 27, 1933 and here to reflect on that event is gregg brazinskyprofessor of history of international affairs at george washington university. welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: let's start with when the korean war began. when did it start and the events that led up to it? guest: to understand the origins of the korea war you have to look at korea during the period between 1910 and 1945 when it was under japanese colonialism. the reason you have to look at that period is because japanese colonialism created very deep social and political divisions between koreans because there were many koreans who suffered in a lot of different ways under japanese colonialism, but there were also some koreans who benefited in different ways. when world war ii inns in 1945, korea -- ends in 1945, korea is a very different society and even if you take out china, u.s., and the soviet union, it is likely it would have been some type of civil comput in korebut the cold war got to superimpose and korea with the united states occupying southern

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new york attorney general, gregg, is not the soul guardian of the marketplace. sec is in there, federal and state bank and insurance regulators and they've got oversight too. >> yeah, all excellent points. they're all quite valid that you just made, liz. look, this case should never have been filed. it's a classic case of a political persecution under the guise of a legitimate prosecution and in my judgment, it's illegitimate for the reasons i've state and you stated. leticia james ran for office on the campaign promise of "getting trump". for something. anything. i don't have it but i'll find it. in other words she prejudged a case of which she had no knowledge. she hadn't even opened the files yet on the investigation that was pending. that is a terrible violation of the cannons of ethics governing prosecutors. in my judgment, she ought to be severely sanctioned if not disbarred. she won't be because the far left liberal new york bar is cheering her on instead of doing their job. the judge seems equally bias in this case. you know, he endorsed this pronounceme

thanks so much, gregg, we're staying up late.thoughts are invaluable here as we work through just an unbelievable moment moment in a global conflict. thank you. when we come back, we will turn to the other major story breaking this evening, the catastrophic dysfunction of the house republican conference, which is just lost its candidate for speaker of the house. we'll have more on that, coming up next. up next. of doing things. america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars in new technologies and creating plastic products that are more recyclable. durable. and dependable. our goal is a cleaner, healthier planet for generations to come. for a better tomorrow, we're focused on making plastics better today. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults

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he was rescued by his team—mate harry gregg.two years prior to that, to survive that horror of that night and what happened with that munich air disaster and then to still be able to be part of their manchester united team that was built up thereafter and to have that success both with club and country. but there is no doubt that what happened in munich underpinned his career in many ways, had a profound impact. he did talk in those moments where he did talk in those moments where he did give interviews about theirs, how it made him valued the days that followed and how he was committed to get the most out of his career thereafter. that he was one of the lucky ones that survived it. and boy, did he get the most out of his career! his extraordinary achievement that catapulted him into the pantheons of greats that we think about in football and i am sure this evening, because manchester united are playing tonight, it is a late kick—off at sheffield united, we will hear much more from the united manager erik ten hag and tributes an

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. >> gregges leftovers. >> i treated jokes that we didn't use. it's my first time reading these so if they suck we will take out joe's teeth with a pair of rusty pliers. a studs i says sexual satisfaction may be key to delaying the onset of dementia. better get on that dr. jill. disgusting. president biden is officially condemned hamas saying he prefers salsa or guac with his pita bread and chips. australian version of maxim places daniel laidley a biological man at number 92 on its list of 100 hottest women. no comment from 93. gary shandling. researchers found that certain species of female frogs will lay completely still and play dead to fend off potential mates. too bad they never worked with my uncle. he liked to have sex with frogs. >> not better. >> that made it worse? all right. a former girlscout treasurer in arrested for allegedly stealing $12,000. may have got away with it so long because none of the scouts could do math. a sexist would say, terrible jobe. joe mackey just lost a tooth. joe biden said the alleged rocket attack on a gaza

. >> for gregg it is a labor of love , preserving the past to share it with the future. >> we have to have to keep the collection alive. >> a history living in the roots of northern california an shared across the nation. >> love that story. >> and i love roses. i'm not fan of red roses, though. i have iceberg roses in my yard. but white and pink. i'm not a red rose girl. just so everyon knows. >> are your anniversary coming up, do you want white, red or pink like >> i like the classic. i am a red rose girl. >> we buy flowers once a week, we buy a bouquet and fill it up just a way to enjoy our lives >>> ings have been scary for actors but a new haunted house in valencia is showcasing skilled and thrilling guests. >>> here is a live look outside before we had to break. this i san jose, happy friday, to you grab (♪♪) business can happen virtually anywhere. (♪♪) but there's nothing like being there. at national, you can skip the counter... and choose any car in the aisle... even manage your rental right from the app. so you can give some quality time to a quality cause. swing by to see o

but if they see eating greggs vegan see her eating a greggs vegan sausage roll, don't they think, ohied it. it didn't couldn't stick they think she tried it. it didn'was couldn't stick they think she tried it. it didn'was awful. couldn't stick they think she tried it. it didn'was awful. she.dn't stick they think she tried it. it didn'was awful. she wentstick they think she tried it. it didn'was awful. she went home. it. it was awful. she went home. she is a very useful tool. there is also are other is also there are two other things one, groomed things here. one, being groomed is not good times. and she was she very impressionable she was a very impressionable teenager. i used to get recreationally groomed by all the internet the time on the internet as a teenager. it's very normal for that early, days that kind of early, early days of the internet, not of early days the internet, like days of the internet, like teenagers recreationally like in chat would to chat rooms, like i would talk to old on internet old men on the internet and occasionally go meet old men on the internet and o

doc rivers, gregg popovich, steve kerr. they don't want to talk about basketball. they want to talk about why this keeps happening. >> i don't think that's a lot different than a lot of people in the country. people are exhausted and tired. the question -- i just asked congressman johnson. is this the reality? people say no. sure seems like it sometimes. frustrating and infuriated ago and tragic. >> there is new information into cnn we learned that a shelter in place advisory has expanded to the neighboring town of bowdoin, maine. schools are closed. an urgent manhunt is underway for the gunman behind mass shootings at two locations in lewiston, maine, last night. there will be a news conference two hours from now. 10:30 a.m. eastern time from state police. evan perez joins us from washington, d.c. you are getting a lot of information. certainly not just local authorities. the feds are there? >> reporter: right. and i think one reason that you see that, the response, poppy, is that because of the longer this goes, the more hours that this suspect, this person is at

. >> thanks so much, gregg, for staying up late. your thoughts are invaluable here as we work through just an unbelievable moment in a global conflict. thank you. >>> when we come back, we will turn to the other major story breaking this evening, the catastrophic dysfunction of the house republican conference, which haspu just lost its candidate for speaker of the house. we'll have more on that coming up next. house. we'll have more on that coming up next. (man) mm, hey, honey. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. well, that sounds too easy! (man) give a little information, check a few boxes, sign my name, done. they don't ask about your health? (man) no health questions. -physical exam? -don't need one. it's colonial penn guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance. if you

. >> all right, really good stuff this morning from middle east correspondent for the economist gregg calstrom who appeared live for us in jerusalem. we'll talk to you again soon. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," donald trump's former fixer gets a chance to face his former boss in court today. we'll go through that legal case. >>> plus, a bizarre and terrifying story of an alaska aerolines pilot who is accused of trying to take down a plane while he was a passenger on that flight. those stories and a check on weather and sports when we come right back. d sports when we com right back remember the things you loved... ...before asthma got in the way? fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic in

complete and absolute trust in his ability to manage a team and lead a clubhouse and again, i joined gregg r tire ownership group and our entire organization in welcoming bob and saying we can't be more excited to have you as our next manager with that, we present the jersey and see if we can get this on in want overdo. while john. to have to i guess that well, thank you. well, is kind of a surreal moment for me. you know, i grew up around here is everybody absolute crazy various sports fan. >> you know, whether was coun stanford weather was the forty-niners and raiders weather was a giants and the a's. the warriors. i was into it all and you know, was walking over here today thinking. talk about full circle and, you know, for me, this isn't even something as a kid. you could even dream of to to be able to not only play here manage here, go to cow, manage the a's. it's not something you even dream about. so it's some point in time this will sink in, i and and in the is part partly that way. when i got up this morning, it just seemed like it was too crazy to even comprehend. so you know, to

elizabeth: so, you know, we talked to gregg jarrett last night and the new york law he said was intended for consumer fraud impacting the general public and he says the case violates trump's fifth, seventh, and 14th amendment rights and this new york law does not require a victim, no requirement to prove that the fraud was intentional, even though as david asman points out, definition of fraud in the dictionary says intent. how can a judge force tram top diverse his properties, pay a quarter billion fine when the judge in his order said there was no victims and no need to prove intent to defraud. even the washington post op ed said this is over the top and excessive? >> well, liz, this is what happens when you're trying to find the crime to fit the man you want to get. and that's what they all want. all these democrats in these democratic jurisdictions going after president trump in a way they've never gone after anyone else and probably never will again just shows you the lengths they'll go to. the very definition of fraud means there has to be a victim. who is the victim here? the bank

gregg. poor, sweet, innocent child. let me break this down for you. this is not, as you said, and you're usually you're dead on with your reporting. it was not his first step. this is step 47. yeah. okay. remember, he would. he didn't wanna be an actor anyway. he was going into a singing career. yeah, it was the last time we talked about. and then trans gate in canada happened, and we dropped the story and moved. now he's run out to do so. his publicist said, listen, you need to go to rehab and get your life together. and he said, no, i'll do what else can we do that looks like i'm going to rehab? yeah. and then i can get back on tv. so he's the loss. yeah. spacey doing shakespeare is as perfect as it gets because he got a standing ovation, which i thought was phenomenal because his life was ruined. not just he and in this country, this is what the woke do. they don't want courts, they don't want facts. they want feelings. hollywood wants feelings. who's hot, who's not, whatever. when he did his thing and they cheered for him. for him, that's a man. r

one of our guests, frequent guests, we love judd gregg, senator judd gregg said the nation needs nikki her a strong leader who can win. a few more of those and maybe this -- you still got that elephant in the room i don't -- the numbers just don't add up at this point. >> that's what everybody says when they ask me well, how are you going to break out of the field. and then they ask me how are you going to beat desantis and now trump. the goal post keeps moving i'm telling you, you're going to see, it is slow and steady wins the race we're disciplined. we're focused. the people are coming with us. >> one more, because i have -- i can't deny her, you called yourself a union buster. what about this deal with ford and the ongoing negotiations between uaw and gm and stellantis we like when people get raises, nikki. they didn't get raises during the financial crisis good thing or bad thing? >> i was a union buster in south carolina because i made sure that the workers had direct contact with the people who hired them i didn't want a middle man in there. i told my owners, i want you to make

gregg pemberton, thank you for your service. i understand law enforcement is a difficult occupation is a lot of people decide to leave a lower paying police department such as washington dc and go to one after they get training and experience, go to another department where the stress levels are less and the pay is greater. i'm not sure that i agree with the inference that what the civilian authority has enacted would cause a significant number of law enforcement officers to just resign and turn in their badge and do away with law enforcement, i don't know if that's the way we should be thinking about things but thomas abt, you are the founding director for the center for the study and practice of violence reduction or violence reduction, and an associate research professor and senior fellow at the council of criminal justice so you've studied these issues. from your research, what are the specific drivers of violence at the macro and micro level and what is your research shown about how evidence-based prevention and interventio

he was pulled out by harry the goalkeeper at harry gregg, the goalkeeper at the and dragged away them dragged that. then dragged away from that. but then to and you think , how to come back and you think, how would you how would you carry on after something like that happened? but then on happened? but then to go on after the busby babes and then manchester rebuilt . manchester united were rebuilt. but and then he plays for manchester united, and then you've world cup of 66 you've got the world cup of 66 and 68. he won the european cup with manchester united 73, retired . but a true great of the retired. but a true great of the game. and it can't be understated. we've got two people that are going to join us a little bit later, which is really great. and i've thought about who we can now. both about who we can have now. both players knew him very, very players that knew him very, very well. but both at different stages career. so alan stages of their career. so alan mullery, legend, played mullery, england legend, played alongside the 1970 alongside with bobby in the 1970 world so kn

she is now university of chicago director of politics and judd gregg.oth for joining us. heidi, at this point, you can find some dissent on, i think, maybe either one of those prospects. israel or someone who thinks further support of ukraine is a bad idea. >> i think it was really smart for the president to combine the two. the argument for american security is the same. i think there is much more support for israel for additional dollars for israel than ukraine. you see it in the freedom caucus who says i want this separated. i heard it yesterday. congress member from tennessee saying this. so, biden and the democrats, and i think the rationale republicans will say keep them together. the argument is the same. we desperately need to get this money to these failing or these struggling democracies who are up against this discretion. what the fly in the ointment is we don't have a functioning house. that is not a good look for the republicans. >> judd, can you explain it? we don't always have to point fingers. there is a piece in the journal today. a wor

it'll be like vegans fighting over that last greggs vegan sausage roll. playing out across the country as drivers are forced to confront one another in a bid to charge up their vehicles . now, charge up their vehicles. now, the clear lack of electric charging points has resulted in long queues and public disorder with staff now being hired to try and keep the peace . i mean, try and keep the peace. i mean, this is extraordinary, isn't it? who's got has anyone got an electric car? >> no, but god, most of you can't even know . can't even know. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> do you know what i wonder if this is actually descended into fisticuffs? >> because if you need to get somewhere and it already takes like half an hour to charge your or more, i'm not and then or more, i'm not sure. and then there's someone in there and you must really be. absolutely desperate to get one of the charging because. >> because your car's you're free. >> loads of them are sometimes broken as well. yeah. >> so heard they have >> so i've heard and they have the wrong adaptors so regularl