hal determined the kershi of alexei protos snatched the victory from the koala. needless to say, the first matches of the bears did not work out both meetings, the team lost in a clean sheet, conceding nine goals in total and not playing a single zero five zero four, but after the shocking defeats, the club was already on the home court. i just woke up and equalized the score of the final series five four three two, and then even managed to get ahead. the fifth meeting ended with a minimal victory for the bears, where the only puck was. bit leash in overtime it would seem that there is only one victory left before the coveted cup, but, apparently, the home ground of the coachels is charged only for victoria of the hosts, and it was there that the sixth match of the series took place, the cubs needed to win in order to get the championship ahead of schedule, but not then it was opening an account in the first minutes meetings. the hersheys quickly lost their lead by the start of the second period. the score was one-three in favor of the hosts, and no matter how th

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tell hal we sent you. >>> anthony flores, he's got a pretty good arm. overhand, over the top. >> we talking baseball? i'm kind of getting hungry. let me take care of this so i can get something to eat. talking a little baseball. not all errors are committed with the glove or the arm on the diamond. a costly mistake on the bases hurt the chances of the giants sweeping arizona do i hav.e is it possssible to prprotecty businessss from cybeber threa? itit is, with h comcast bubus. helping evevery connecected dedevice stay y protected.. yours.s. your e employees'.'. even.. susan?n? hehers, too. sasafe. securere. anand powered d by the next geneneration 1010g netw. with comomcast busininess, advd security i isn't just t possi. it's happepening. get t started h fafast sps and adadvanced securityty for $49.99a momonth for 1212 s plus ask h how to get up to o a $750 prepaiaid card witith qualalifying intnternet. >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. no sweep? hey, no problem, really. the giants relane in striking distance of first place arizona, after taking two

tell hal we sent you. >>> anthony flores, he's got a pretty good arm. overhand, over the top. >> we talking baseball? i'm kind of getting hungry. let me take care of this so i can get something to eat. talking a little baseball. not all errors are committed with the glove or the arm on the diamond. a costly mistake on the bases hurt the chances of the giants sweeping arizona do i hav >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. no sweep? hey, no problem, really. the giants relane in striking distance of first place arizona, after taking two of three from the snakes. the orange and black with a 5 and 2 home stand. a run scores to cut arizona's lead in half. the diamondbacks answer. that's a two-run shot. arizona up 4-2. the giants making noise in the bottom of the eighth with two on. patrick bailey hits a chop tore third. the diamondbacks avoid the sweep. they win it 5-2. the giants fall to two and a half games behind arizona. hey, gabe, tell everybody what happened on the bases. >> we can't make those type of base running errors. if it happens often it's reall

hal whether india can help the us. not eve bod whether india can help the us.luding some members of congress. they have been critical of his human rights records about minorities in the country, especially muslims. will this have any sway over the americans? i believe you selected in a press conference, theyjointly hosted this. president biden refer to democracy, freedom, human rights and the question asked to both president and prime ministerfocused on it. the prime minister also in his speech and addressed to the joint session talked about democracy and democratic values. i believe there will be private conversations between both leaders and the delegation but the us does not openly or publicly criticise its friends and partners. and openly or publicly criticise its friends and partners. and finally before we go. — friends and partners. and finally before we go, america - friends and partners. and finally before we go, america has - friends and partners. and finally before we go, america has a - friends and partners. and finally - before we go, america has a

>> well, like i said, i'd turn to my colleagues that are representing the natch hal rale gas producers and they'll be the expert on that and some of the similar things we've talked about around permitting and expansion of opportunities to expand natural gas and it's signaling and we were talking about electric vehicles and phasing out of other vehicles and we need a strong energy production and policy for ago curlture. >> i agree, absolutely. my huhs and i are producers and are very beened with that, rising input cost and decrease and energy production and my fellow farmers are concern that had the biden supply chain crisis, inflation crisis and energy crisis threaten the very existence of the family farm. farm income decreasing and consumer prices hit record highs. china is taking advantage of us and we must unleash american energy including bio-fuels to fight back. i appreciate our witnesses coming today to advocate on behalf of production agriculture. thank you so much. thank you, chairman, and i yield back. >> thank you, gentle lady and recognize the gentleman from new york for fou

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families are now demanding an investigation, as our correspondent nav—tej jo—hal reports. couldn't say the word love. it's taken me years, years to really use that word. the trauma of what happened to these women as children has never left them. nearly 60 years on, this is the first time they've spoken about it publicly. i did feel, and i still do, we was abandoned. we were left. in 1966, 12 years after he arrived in britain from the caribbean island of st kitts, june's father, joseph armatrading, was repatriated after being hospitalised due to a mental illness. his wife and five daughters never saw him again. really sad because... oh, sorry. but it's only in the course of our researching this story thatjune has learned the truth about what happened to him, including that he wanted to return to his family and that mistakes were made in his case by the uk government. how dare they? this was a vulnerable man. you're supposed to look after your vulnerable people. and they didn't, theyjust left him. they abandoned him. marcia's mother, another member of the windrush generation

the kremlin often claimed it hal the second-strongest military in the world, and many believed itc today many see russia's military as the second-strongest in ukraine. its equipment, technology, leadership, troops, strategy,y, tactics, and morale, a case study in failure even as moscow inflicts devastating, indiscriminate, and gratuitous damage on ukraine and ukrainians. russia is estimated to have suffered more than 100,000 casualties in the last six months alone, as putin sends wave after wave of russians into a meat grinder of his own making. meanwhile, sanctions and export controls imposed by the united states, the european union, and other partners around the world have severely degraded russia's war machine and defense exports, setting them back for years to come. russia's global defense partners and customers can no longer count on promised orders, let alone spare parts. and as they witness russia's poor performance on the battlefield, they are increasingly taking their business elsewhere. fourth, president putin wanted to build russia up as a global, economic power. his invasion

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does this month, this quarter, but i do think there's a setup for a better first half than the f.cond halli has his "midday word" when we come back >>> all right. welcome back all three ipos of the day are all open one green, two red value village up, you see kodiak and fidelis are both -- saver village green, others in the red. morgan mike santoli is here for his midday word? >> the sap is rising people are allowing risk levels in their portfolios to go up i think that's reflected in the fact that we're swallowing new issues and looking for other lagging beneficiaries of what's now seeming like a more firm economic setup so really this month it's been one big exhale people were clinched up about what was to come in the economy and what the fed might have to do to choke things off if we're in this moment here where it feels more like you have room to maneuver, what comes with that is sentiment gets to a certain point, i don't think we're there yet when it becomes a hazard because everyone overbelieves it's going to be great and watching the yields into headwind right now, kind of much mor

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benning, named after a charter member of the ku klux klan, has already changed to fort moore, after haler of american troops in the first head-to-head battle against the north vietnamese. she forever changed the impersonal system which sent "regret to inform you" telegrams to families of the fallen. >> julia moore saw this happening and she said not on my watch, i will personally deliver that telegram and i will put my arms around that family member. >> reporter: it's not just base names. it's all the confederate memorials and artifacts strewn across u.s. military installations. >> were you surprised at the degree to which confederate memorabilia is embedded in the army culture? >> i was surprised. there were hundreds of things that need to change. there's lee gate and lee housing area and lee barracks at west point. >> some people are going to say you are erasing history. >> the battles that lee fought in will still be studied. so we're not erasing history. what we are doing is commemorating the right leaders. >> we're not going to end racism in one fell swoop. but this isn't a bad pla

i think inflation hal has come . injecting money into people's accounts anymore. high price is a cure for high price itself. in the quarters that are coming we're about to sea weakness. the numbers we saw last week, if you look at employment numbers and you thought those were great numbers, you're listening to the wrong narrative. in the npp number, the 399 medline was ridiculous. most of it was based on the bir, death model. unemployment rate went from 3.4 to 3.7 move. that's a big one month move. i think the world bank is making the same mistake that we've seen, they missed the turns. the recession i felt was going to happen has been delayed. i'm surprised by that. everyone is saying we're not going to get a recession, so me that's the exact time it's going to come. maria: adam johnson jump in here. >> jim, this is interesting, i think i'm the one guy that said there's not going to be a rehe recession. explain why you think there could possibly be a recession in the next 12 months. >> i'm going to say the market is

charles: those are like homegrown names, small names, entrepreneur hal names, the kind of flames we rootof the world, lordstown of the world, rivian of the world. so far they're in the ash heap. maybe they come back. big money thrown at the big names. ford gets a nine billion dollar loan from the government. does that tilt the scales at all, the government putting their finger on the scales, does that change anything? >> i think it changes in that competition will be a big factor names like tesla, rivian, louis sent, going into the future but -- charles: i don't think ford, even with nine billion taxpayer dollars i don't see them giving tesla real competition. >> yeah. that is what i was going to say. i think that allows them to diversify their suite of products, when people look for evs, so far, the tesla is the root case for this they want the pure play electric vehicle. the company that generates revenue, technology, its batteries from electric vehicle development. they're the most efficient. charles: so far one real source of competition is chinese versions of it. why i want to bring

the authorization opening criminal investigation into th fake electors plot it has been a year and a hale began talking about the fake electors scheme on th show almost two now here sinc justice department was first advised to start looking int it still no federal charges, bu now we at least have an idea o why it has been taking so long to take this point thanks to this great reporting from the washington post today we posted a link to the stor at maddow blog tonight, commended to you it is worth reading for yourself we will be right back. 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. when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day t

earlier on the four, we did speak with former marine corps intelligence officer hal kemper, who said wagner group forces were able to get halfway to moscow unopposed. and nobody on the ground stopped them. air force assets went in, but basically the group shot back and essentially self defense. and what's interesting is they shot down more russian aircraft in that one day than any other day in the war. it is strange to see that record being a russian on russian shooting down an aircraft, considering all the things that have happened in ukraine. kemper said that russia had agreed to allow the wagner group leader to go into exile in belarus. but now it appears that russian president vladimir putin plans to go after him. gop presidential candidate ron desantis is promising to end birthright citizenship as part of his plan to stop what he calls an invasion of illegal immigration. desantis outlined his plans today in the texas border town of eagle pass. the florida governor says he also wants to send us forces into mexico to combat drug cartels and finish building the southern border wall

we were in a hotel room watching "shallow hal." [ laughter ] and i, like, was -- it was so hard for mei thought, you know -- i thought the wrong people were the -- some people were nice who were actually mean. it's a complicated plot. anyway. [ laughter ] but i just was like, what is happening? this movie is so trippy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this show that you've made is based on a real story, your real life, and circumstances from your -- share that, if you will. >> yes, a lot of it, it's based on someone who survived childhood leukemia to go and live their dream as a home shopping host. which is something real. i had childhood leukemia, i went to live my dream as a guest on your show. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: some dream. so when you were a kid, were you -- did you watch the home shopping channel? >> yeah, i watched a lot of home shopping. i really loved it. i was mesmerized by the way they, know that they touch the products and that -- the hosts interact with things. and i just -- i always thought it was so interesting. and i always wanted to, like, buy everythi

be the captain you know, i didn't think it would ever happen, but, you know, i was on the phone with halt the very end, he's like, "oh, by the way, i'm going to -- i'm going to name you 16th captain." so, it was -- i was speechless i really didn't know what to say. but it was - >> jimmy: oh, my >> -- you know, honor i don't take lightly and -- >> jimmy: not since derek jeter. >> oh, yeah. correct, correct >> jimmy: have you talked to derek about this, this responsibility >> i talked to him a little bit. throughout the free agency process, we talked and really asked about his advice what was it like for him, you know, through arbitration stuff, free agency and, you know, he said, "you know what? i'll take you -- i'll take you out for lunch or something we'll, kind of, talk about things." but then after i signed my deal, he said, "well, now you're going to take me out for breakfast, lunch, and dinner." [ laughter ] so - [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah "buy the restaurant, and then i'll -- i'll meet you at the restaurant." unbelievable season. you hit an american league record 62 home

less than a year and a hal from now or is it too late. the consensus emerging fro legal experts is that th window has passed. as former federal prosecutor writes in politico, quote, i would take a herculean effor to bring this to trial nex year and judge aileen cannon ha essentially took control of th schedule for the trial of a ma who appointed her to the bench who she has favored in the past as donald trump's for former acting attorney genera explained, - >> this isn't going to go to trial before the general election in 2024 if trump is the republican nominee there's no way that donald trump, whil he runs for president, is goin to be able to prepare for this trial in a meaningful way. i'm sure the judge is going to be very sympathetic to his request to extend it beyond th political campaign but h currently find himself in. >> but we didn't need to be in this position. the clock is rapidly countin down in this way we could've seen the e president indicted much sooner than he was. if the department of had jus moved faster but some of us w

it seems like fentanyl hal has really gotten to a lot more kids. >> the new data from the toronto universityst in major cities with downtown foot traffic, at only 29% of pre-pandemic levels. the city's challenge is becoming a huge political talking point in recent months. >> the city is not vibrant anymore. >> florida governor and rem can presidential candidate ron desantis slamming the city in this video. >> they are doing wrong here. no wonder why we have had so many people move from san francisco to florida. >> california governor gavin newsom not backing down depending his state in a recent form news interview. >> per capita, more floridians move to calendar than california to florida. >> and the san francisco mayor telling me while there are problems, they are overblown. >> san francisco has challenges with crime, with public safety. and we're doing everything we can to deal with it. but just because people are seeing it in a more heightened way, because of social media, videos, it's unfortunately made san francisco a bit of a target. >> the city and its leaders facing an unhill battle

hal determined kerch alexei protos snatched victory from coachella.eedless to say, the first matches of the bears did not work out both meetings, the team lost in a clean sheet, conceding nine goals in total and not playing a single zero five zero four, but after sobering defeats, the club was already on the home court. i just woke up and equalized the score of the final series 5:432, and then i even managed get ahead. the fifth meeting ended with a minimal victory for the bears, where the only puck was. scored only in overtime oh, shut up. it would seem that there is only one victory left before the coveted cup, but, apparently, coachella's home ground is charged only for victoria of the hosts, and it was there that the sixth match of the series took place, the cubs had to win in order to advance the championship, but it was not there score in the first minutes of the meeting. the hersheys quickly lost their lead by the start of the second period. the count was one to three in favor of the hosts, and no matter how the bears tried to win back, but the

hal i have to give half my income to pops, he complains aboutdad' paying for dad's home repairs and yes homet, well, thanks to daddy's doj, hunter won't spend a single day behind bars. does this sound like equal justice in equallike applicatiof our laws when countless when countless other americans rot in prisowhricansn far less? >> but according to joe, his son can do no wrong. take apparently you can do anything you want and mishandle classified documents,et top secret materials, smoke, crack, accept foreign cash, hire, and really anything short of murder is no big deal. this is not what our constitution calls for equal justice and equal applications eq, our laws. and if we don't get back to that, we can take on our great beloved constitution and s and shredded because it will be meaningleshrs. we can't have that in america now. presidential candidate, c our friend tim scott will be joining us right here on stageat in a minute. >> but joining us first with reaction, author ofg usitha the bestseller trial of the century, fox news legal analyst gregws g jarrett, fox news. contributor, m

they think, you know, this is 2001: a space odyssey and hal is not opening the door.hat do you tell people who are i afraid of this, the crowd that says pause if it because we don't know where this is going or this could destroy man? what do you think -- >> the fears are very legitimate. we've been working on a.i. now for 15 years and talking about it very vocally, and the rest of the world kind of figured out that this is legit. and we use a.i. to, you know, improve health care, to lower environmental impact to manufacturing, to help manufacturers deliver products, you know, on time, in full to more satisfied customers. at the same time, there are very significant deleterious implications to these technologies. pretty soon it will be absolutely impossible to distinguish between real muse and fake news. these -- real news and fake news. these technologies are being used today to propagate public health hazards -- neil: you can be so easily fooled. one of these beta test cases for the search engines, i was amazed how it was clumsy at first getting the story right. but

for more on what happens next following this revolt by the wagner group, we're joined now by hal kemper, who's a former marine corps intelligence officer and the ceo of global risk intelligence and planning. appreciate the time. today. vladimir putin said today in a public address that this uprising failed because russia was united against it. clearly he's trying to give the sense that that he's in control and that there is stability. a lot of people questioning whether that is, in fact, the case. does this revolt suggest that putin's grip on power is weakening? alex clearly it does. and one of the thgsas not resolve. in fact, what's very interesting is that the wagner group and prigozhin went into rostov, don, which is the southern region headquarters, also a city of 1 million unopposed. nobody tried to stop them. there's a huge russian army presence there. and then they headed north up the m4 and got about halfway up to moscow before they stopped again. nobody on the ground stopped them. air force assets went in, but basically the group shot back and essentially self defense. and what

. >> republican hal rogers [ bleep ]ed her in the [ bleep ] and told her to [ bleep ] my [ bleep ]. >e it too, it's quiet, yeah. i don't have to chug a lot of [ bleep ] this week. talk about the sunshine and get out of here. >> i'm okay. i have sand in my [ bleep ] hole. >> a doctor looked me in the eye and told me, you're not going to make royal rumble. i looked him in the eye and told him, he could [ bleep ] my ass. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll be back with [ only thing i have going on. >> jimmy: we'll be back with rachel wolfson!ms isn't the that's why my doctor and i chose kesimpta. kesimpta is different. it's the only b-cell treatment for rms i can take at home once a month. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses, active lesions and slowing disability progression vs aubagio. for me, a once-monthly treatment just works for my schedule. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you have had it, as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including infections. while no cases of pml were reported in rms

you look at portfolios they have 25% of assets in come mesh hal real estate.ake that kind of a hit and keep ticking. they will be in trouble without a doubt. >> reporter: the problem is not just with the commercial real estate industry. when you don't have folks coming into office like this, restaurants, businesses around there. homelessness, crime starts to bubble up. that is where the phrase the doom loop comes. well less people want to come back to the office. it just keeps going. it's vicious cycle, neil. neil: thank you, kelly o'grady. want to go do don peebles, ceo foundation and good with money and political connections with both parties but, don, i i wanto pick up with what kelly is talking about a commercial real estate bloodbath. do you agree with that? >> i think there will be significant stress in commercial real estate. i am not sure it will be a bloodbath. barbara's focus is on residential. commercial office buildings are very low leverage. one of the things you worry about in a crises like this that banks get hit hard. i don't believe banks will

you can come to a place like this and say, you know, i really love what spike lee was doing and what halome with me, my child. they hook you up. >> reporter: do you think that's something an algorithm with do? >> i don't know, but my honest answer to that is, i don't want it. i want to be with a person. i want to be able to look them in the eye. i want to have that experience. >> reporter: for kids who have grown up without all this -- >> that's where i think the mind-blowing is going to happen. they have no understanding of anything. searching for films only happens here. >> reporter: i have a feeling young kids are going to be like, is this a bookstore? why do you open it? what is this? what is this thing inside it? >> do i eat it? is that what i do? >> reporter: so far, demand has been a bit like 1985, with more than 1,000 dvds rented in the first few days. >> this is one of these things where the community just screamed, "we want this thing and need this thing." that's the only reason it exists. >> reporter: did you ever imagine that you would be the last bastion standing in this ent

yeah, you hal, youad dind with and vodka. we got your backur. president trump, we have your back. this is not abouyou.t you. it's about us. you could take the dalai lama and make the republican nominee. they're trying to destroy his life. they hate conservatism. this is a bunch of b.s.. oing t president trump. you're going to prevail. you're going to be the republicand be and you're g to be president. pre. st hang in ther what do you make how is itble th possible, the things i you're explaining, you don't believe that george stephanopoulos knew? i give him a little morehim credit than that. >> i think he knew well about the 33,000 deleted emails.h he's not. he's heard about bleach, but he's heard about hammersbit. destroying blackberries and iphones. >> they know all about it, and yet they protect their own. and they're willin proteg to hae a complete double standard because the media is basically an extension of all things, you know, radical new green deal, democratic socialist, oka party, are they not? yeah. okay. john mccain wan mccain wass, gr. until he became the nominee, the

he wanted to halt an investigation into his company by a prosecutor in ukraine that prosecutors,d to hal the one thi joe biden leverages a billion taxpayer dollars and demande dd he be fired in 6 hours and son of a . they fired that guy. yesterday, when asked about these serious allegations, president biden, he just laughed them off. >> take a look. i'm supposed to walkfi off the stage going my way, way, way, way, way, way outtake a l.i the bribery allegation, congresswoman nancy bass says there's standing evidence in fbi file that you sold out the country in response to the congressional republicans. where's the money? i'm joe. >> mr. president, i just heard so much malarkey. >> all right. joining us now, author of a really good new book , i get around in bookstores all across the country. >> hannity, amazon.com, march for the majority. former speaker of house foxat hn news contributor newt gingrich is with us. >> all rightn.com . there are two things that are beyond puzzling to me. that one is, you know, inar the midd. of the trump's impeachment, we joe biden on tape bragging that he l

it's good to see you, hal., joe. >> you obviously made this decision for how many reasons? for a number of reasons. primarily give me the top three or four. >> let's start with the first one. i want to win. to win a general election you have to do a couple of things. you have to have a fired up base of your party and then you also have to win independents and middle of the road voters in swings states. trump can fire up the base but he's lost the middle of the road, the independent voters certainly in swing states and he fires up the democratic base like nobody else so i don't see him winning states that we have to win like arizona, nevada, new hampshire, wisconsin. we lost all those states in 2020 and, look, i was a big supporter of president trump, i raised him a lot of money last cycle. i even started that etf with the ticker magna and i just don't think he can win you contrast that with governor desantis he turned a 50/50 state into a plus-19 republican victory last cycle. he won hispanics by 30 points. won

justin cooper destroyed several of clinton's old w cell phones with a hammer by, quote, if forg them in hal hitting them with a hammer, close quote. clinton's i.t. guy's nam, e is brian pagliano. he got subpoenaed. hen paglia ignored the subpoena. is he in jail? i don't think so. remind jail?ink so me to check . of course. you'll remember when clintoncli was indicted and forced to turn herself in to the federal courthouseeralthouse f for her . >> let's take a look at the footage. oh, wait a second. we don't have it because it crie never happened. >> unlike donald trump, clinton was never charged with a crime. bu.d me, sht you heard me.esiden she did the exact same thing and was never president. t.neither was former fbi director james comey. after he was firedmey as h, coma released classified material about his interactions trum but was never charged. he admitted it to. now he was embracehed byd by tho media. he was rewarded with a multimillion dollar book deal. he actually wrotte ahat noe a nt no one's going to read. showtime did a movie about him. they call it the comey rule. i know. i di

>> so, when you said the current legal team, john rowley, jim trusty, lindsey hal gann, i have nothing to criticize them about. and i do think that they are capable of handling this. jim and john are both very experienced attorneys. they both spent a lot of years at dodge doj. so, i do think they'd be capable of handling this. >> i want to be clear when we're talking about these document retentions, and no one's being dismissive. when i hear that phrase, document retention, that you heard on the other panel, about this being something relegated to a minor thing. these are current laws on the books involving the presidential records act, involving congressional legislation to say, we as a society do not want documents that are classified or of national security interest or otherwise or defense information to be out and about, retained, released, disclosed, in some way. so, when you're talking about the document retention aspect of it, do you think that people see it as minimized based on the fact that these are documents and the fact that the information itself, yes, it's in trump's hea

hal moore's wife, who was famous for the book, we were soldiers once and young and all of that memory is an piece to a young person. i was 18 when it happened and it changes your your outlook on life. so what did it do to change my outlook on the armed forces. right after that happened, i went over to germany to perform platoon leader duties for 30 days with the 14th armored cavalry regiment, which was right on the border between east and west germany. i was not impressed with the equipment. i was not impressed with the willingness to execute combined arms operations and all of my classmates came back and we went through that question. we had an opportunity to to change our future, but the majority of us stayed at the military academy. but that experience was informative. the next punctuation point was, as a platoon leader with 44 young americans who had volunteered. it was 1973 and we just going to the all volunteer army. so all these men were volunteers to serve in the armed forces of the united states. my squad leaders and my platoon sergeant. were two tours, vietnam veterans. i ca

murray really picks up where hal's discussion of the role of coal and energy environmental politics in 1980s leaves off and it emphasizes. i think the core of trish and and the panel organizers have sought to do and that is to place appalachia and an energy and environmental politics at the core at the core of political economy and american political history certainly throughout the 20th century and into the 21st century. at the session here at the american political history conference yesterday celebrating 20 years of bruce shulman's the 70s and 50 years since the 70s. there was a real question about the ways in which we periodize and understand the evolution of american political culture since world war two and then particularly since the 1970s and while i think it's very important to focus on race and issues of urban america more broadly. we have to be very very careful to understand that environmental politics and energy polit. have played absolutely vital and essential role in understanding the great undergirding of political shifts over over the last 50 years. the populist anti-s

cyber defense, infrastructure risk and resilience, operation hal collaboration, and -- operational collaboration and unification. i'm a firm believer if everything is a priority nothing is a priority. so we basically laid out, these are things that everyone in the agency needs to do when we laid out representative outcomes as well as a measurement approach. now, based on that, every entity, every division, every mission-enabling office did an annual operating plan that lays out at a more granular level the measures of effectiveness and measures of performance that they are responsible for and i we are looking at being much more rigorous in how we allocate our resources and our time to ensure we are being good stewards of the taxpayer dollars. mr. swalwell: with respect to that, i have a similar question. jcdc where it can be most effective and put structures and processes in place to formalize those functions and how are you thinking about those scopes moving forward? ms. easterly: we would like to have a team come in. this is one of the most important groundbreaking things that the congress has

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glory to ukraine was shouted in almost every parliament, and it is translated as in google translate as halke coins? high sizo well, that is, this is just, well, i don’t know, please, even before home, one of my acquaintances is syrian by origin. so he told me they cut it a little, that you round it up in what he didn’t say. here are all of you, in particular, with my worldview, i died. they will be inhabited by people like me. well, today he is, damn it, 35 years old. here it is light brown. yes, and in principle, i can say that in some ways he is right. i 'm really waiting, but we will have left, well , rather, he was a radical islamist and talked about something else, probably not after all. we said alexander nikolaevich i can confirm to you, probably more than once my theory, we talked about the franchise and so on. it's clear. i see, please, you did bring up a very important and socially timely concept that we are discussing now, but i i would like to dwell on a slightly different action. this is one of the ways one of the ways to dominate the united states, because in addition, there

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we've already heard from hal steinbrenner of the new york yankees questioning this move? anybody that looks at it says, wait a second, we're leaving the sixth largest market in the country that has an incredible history of success. yes, not lately, but history of success. and we're going to go to an untested market which has never had a major league baseball team to play indoor, as most dome stadiums don't work out for baseball because it's an outdoor sport. i would hope that steinbrenner represents the feeling of other owners, but i think commissioner rob manfred, who's been a willing coach conspirator in this move, probably has them. but i think there are so many questions and now it's time, even though it is definitely extra innings for oakland elected officials to grab their louisville sluggers and stop sending nicely worded messages and start swinging. louisville sluggers legislative and legally again. fisher and major league baseball because they have a solid opportunity to do that and they haven't up to this point. how about just the size of the baseball market dow

princess diana, paul burrell, said that— butler to princess diana, paul burrell, said that prince harry haling elep— had defamed him in court, adding slap alle— had defamed him in court, adding elea llale harry.— had defamed him in court, adding stop this, harry. it's— had defamed him in court, adding stop this, harry. it's wrong . stop this, harry. it's wrong. he— stop this, harry. it's wrong. he complained— stop this, harry. it's wrong. he complained in- stop this, harry. it's wrong. he complained in spare- stop this, harry. it's wrong. he complained in spare that he was put on camilla's pr altar and sacrificed while harry, you're doing the same to me . you're doing the same to me. what you're doing to me is unforgivable . well, you know the unforgivable. well, you know the truth . you know what i feel and truth. you know what i feel and think i am not a two faced . i'm think i am not a two faced. i'm not that person. don't say these things in public. i've tried 20 years to get away from what happened to me a long time ago . happened to me a long time ago. paul burrell talking to dan wool