. >> this is middle school teacher casey hanson.glock is the gun she takes to school with her to protect herself and her students. >> i didn't grow up around guns. it all started when sandy hook happened. i was in my second year of teaching and broke my heart to think all the teachers could do was huddle their kids in the corner, stand in front of them and pray that nothing was going to come through that classroom door. >> in this sim lapgs sulation s school auditorium she's learning what to do. >> show me your hands now, everybody show me your hands. >> it is intense. i'm kind of shaken a little bit. >> hanson says she never mentioned her gun at school few even know she has it. >> hands up. >> what would you say to a parent would says to you look i don't want you having a gun in a classroom with my kid. >> i would say that's your opinion and that i would like to not only protect myself but your child and other children if i can. why stop me from protecting the innocent. >> hanson is on the front line of a fierce debate whether stud

lung -- victor davis hanson it is an honor to call victor davis hanson a friend and also ricj lowry so from the sun of california is a reason and all and armor author of dozens of acclaimed books senior fellow in residence of classics and libertarian history at the hoover institution and nationally syndicated columnist and the author of a weekly column for national review online. professor hansen is a distinguished fellow of history at hillsdale college and awarded the national humanities medal 2007 the bradley prize, 2008 and the buckley price 2015. we will proceed as follows with the topic of about 15 or 20 minutes to provide an overview and then to be joined by my other friend rich lowry editor and chief of national review and acclaimed author in his own right i recommend to have his youthful appearance now celebrating his 2050 or at national review. [applause] >> first coming to wish on -- national review worked for me the fact that he survived that is a miracle. so while they are engaged we will collect question cards from the audience who will then have a talk with one of the gre

victor davis hanson explains in my experience with usaa has been excellent.reciate the military family, and it really shows. we've got auto insurance, homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, i actually called usaa before we called the police. usaa was there hands-on very quick very prompt. i feel like we're being handled as people that actually have a genuine need. we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. usaa, get your insurance quote today. we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ >> laura: welcome back to "the ingraham angle." while democrats shriek about russia, communist china is expanding its power and influence across the globe. joining us here in the studio to discuss is stanford professor, columnist, great guy, brilliant, victor davis hanson. v dh, good to see you in the studio. love it

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hanson? >> all the time, senator. >> working to try to find a solution to an issue identified on the land. the fish and wildlife service was privy to all the conversations, all the negotiations. they knew what was coming. they agreed to it and pulled the rug out from under those officers. >> that's exactly what happened. fish and wildlife did agree and they also agree that the best stewards of the land are the land owners themselves. so, they need to be listened to also. thank you. >> yes. thank you. >> thank you, senator. senator carper. >> i'm happy to yield to senator berkeley. and i'll have some questions later on. >> thank you very much, senator. appreciate you all bringing your experiences here to capitol hill. one of the things that is important to my farmer back in oregon is the agricultural resource service. administration had proposed significant cut, $360 million cut to ars and closing 17 ars laboratories across the country. recognizing impact on our crop, diseases and importance o

scott hanson. >> ♪ >> i love you. i love you.h, get some rest, chris. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and there he is live. i mean, i'm this close. >> i meanest's my sunday. >> red zone. red zone scott. >> ♪ >> when when do you pee? >> after or before the show but not during. that's dedication. lining this man. >> mr. bladder. >> you do amazing job. >> thank you so much. >> have a great week. >> too. crush, it is his knowledge, plus he is a good looking guy. but i felt kind of weird. he only had time for one question. it was when do you pee? so it is before and after. >> good question, yes. >> then he put out tweet yesterday saying his streak of just peeing before and after the game has come to an end. what did he say? first bathroom break-in december in four years. >> wow. >> his streak is over. apparently his stream is not over. >> i wonder what towed drink that broke his routine? >> i don't know. water? >> he didn't go on for six, seven, # hours games goes into over time without peeing. >> interesting. >> normally i can do this show four hours w

you will have to use great valley parkway or hanson road and then reconnect with mountain house parkway. give yourself some extra time. traffic is backing up along byron road. we are seeing the usual crowds on westbound 580 heading out of tracy into livermore. 28 minutes between 205 and 680. speaking of 580, neda was just talking about some of the rain. we're looking at 580 near cutting boulevard so as you make your way either between 80 and the richmond/san rafael, you may have a raindrop or two. here's a live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge. a rollover crash in redwood city. a busy start to our morning commute. we'll have more coming up. >>> the palestinian president laying out some ground rules for peace negotiations with israel at the u.n. yesterday. mahmoud abbas called for an international peace conference by the middle of this year. the goal of a "two-state solution" would be front and center and he also said that the u.s. cannot lead peace talks. he is blaming the stalled negotiations on president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. >>> anoth

use hanson or others to get back to mountain house parkway. 30 minutes to 680. 880 very slow just under0 minutes from 238 to highway 84 due to an accident near winton. san mateo bridge all lanes are cleared but we have 69 minutes over and hour commute for drivers heading out of hayward into foster city. bay bridge toll plaza, actually not too bad in the yellow heading into san francisco. >> yikes. jaclyn, it's been a busy morning. >> yes. at least the skies are clearing up so that makes it better. >> that's good. >> thanks for joining us. >>> coming up on "cbs this morn ing" is up next. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's wednesday, february 21st, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." news, the reverend billy graham died this morning. we l at his remarkable religious life, his ties to many presidents, and his role in creating a new american form of christianity. >>> president trump calls for stronger background checks for gun buyers and ordered a ban on bump stocks used in the las vegas massacre. today he will meet face-to-face with students, parents, and teachers affecte

i'm christine hanson. i'm a native san fran sis can. this tdm could be viewed from a link on the website. now the data built this report is viewable only if you know what to look for. the information on city college's parking was collected during the last week of class and no data exists for the evening class time. your resolution states that once approved, the framework will serve to advise transportation decision making in the balboa area, in particular for city college and around future development at the balboa reservoir site. and yet, this tdm has only been presented to the board of trustees one time and jeremy shaw did not appear on the agenda. it was a listening session, which means you can listen to the entire tape to hear it and it was listed under 2009 sustainability plan. so, most of the community that will be affected by this doesn't even know it exists yet. a huge number -- i would say it was 45%. i was looking for my data of students randomly chosen who park in the parking lot said that they have 30 minutes or less to get

conversation sophia is the first to have gained citizenship in saudi arabia she was developed by dave hanson have had some very well takes and he's on the child to jimmy fallon in the us haven't oh well jimmy would you like to play a game of rock paper scissors robot style. ok let's get this game going show me your hand to start rock paper scissors shoot. i was just. trying to dominate you think you know. just kidding yeah. you are incredible it's so nice to me is a fia thank you jimmy friend me on facebook i. got the engaging gaspé down for us alex i'm just wondering well what the role of robots like sophia might be. taking. having. me yeah i think robots are going to play a significant role in providing support and care and in ongoing stimulation told are adults moving forward however you know research has shown though that you know we do not need robots not sophisticated looking and you know having a robot may just be as simple as having a screen on top of the top of a moving base may just be enough that and even when we talk to older adults who have even quite moderate or severe alls are

charles: heather hanson thank you very much david thank you as well.ing up the fbi under pressure over its failure to act on detail, a detailed tip about the florida shooter and this could have certainly avoided all of this we'll talk about the continued fall out next right here on fox business. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, chest pain,

you are our everyday heroes and to the families of the three young alaskans, private first class hanson kirkpatrick, chief warrant officer jacob simms, and staff sergeant david brabender, who lost their lives last year while in combat and in support of combat operations, we extend our deepest sympathies and gratitude. [ applause ] a debt of gratitude is also owed to our 70,000 alaskan veterans. thank you all for your sacrifice, your service, and your selfless dedication to this state and this nation. [ applause ] and finally, to my fellow alaskans watching or listening all over the state, being informed is critical to being part of the solution. thank you for your engagement tonight. [ applause ] i don't have to tell you how richly blessed we are to be alaskans, to live in a land of unparalleled beauty with limitless potential. of course, we have some challenges. some more difficult than others. but my optimism this evening comes directly from the state of our state, from the strength and resilience of our people, and from the steps we are taking to control our own destiny by building a

it may not go as far as charlotte says it should but at hanson pensions changing labor market and so on is the system of moderated capitalism that is in trying to in this social market economy is that really still appropriate for the times that we live in well we have to see about that if it's appropriate to thing is that. you see that disco addition i think is a continuation of the sort of social market economy that we have already in the germany already know since the last ten twenty years and. the s.p.d. has never been able to put more ideology ideology and it and especially this time the last time in two thousand and thirteen at least they have like minimum wage which was an anchor you know that they could show to voters like they really are changing something in germany like you said it's a comma here it's a comma there it's a few percent here it's a few percent there. the social problems in germany even though it's economy goes well are still pretty big the differences between income flex work are still relatively big i don't see speedy having a coherent story about this so the

jann ik hanson with a great backhand pass. one timer makes it 1-0 sharks. they went up 2-0.s with 43 left in the second. eric stahl gets a bounce with under 5 minutes to play, sending the game to other time where spurgeon scores. >>> madison bum gardner on the hill, allowed just four hits. all five of his outs came strikeouts and they lost third shot for justin thomas, 68, 8 under par. thomas had the eagle putt for the win. not to be. he taps for the and sudden death. list has to make it. pushes it right. thomas drains the birdie for his eighth pga tour win. number three in the world now. >>> coming up zaza pachulia and i go one on one discussing his benching after the all-star break and the fact he's getting called out as a dirty player again. interesting interview. >>> make sure to stay with us because kate lar sen will at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customer

hanson thank you for being here. i would like to build off of senator barrasso's comments if we can. when in your statement you discuss the reporting requirements and those were directed to the national response center operated by the united states coast guard. i don't know if people are aware of that.. used by the federal government to facilitate a government coordinated emergency response effort to in hallways daughters this does not make a lot of sense. not only is there no added value of these requirements record these but this will jam up the response personnel at the national response center preventing them from responding to true emergencies. mr. hanson can you describe what major cattle producers have to do with the reporting requirements? >> we have no tool we have no tools to do that. i cannot answer the question. i'm sorry. >> you cannot fill out the report? >> exactly. >> you are both talking about privacy concerns with the reportsac and also with activists coming to personal private property. do you have

. >> reporter: customers might notice flight atentants, dean and terry hanson. >> very important to keepnal. we never want to bring any problems to work. >> not that we don't trust you. flight attendants are coming through to show you their armpit areas but to double check to make sure your seatbelts are fastened. >> is it difficult working with him? no. i mean i am his best audience, first of all. don't know what he would do what me on the plane >> absolutely. >> have i told you today. >> terry and dean met in the air on a training flight 1 years ago. >> here we are. >> now they're a team on the ground too. the married couple just bought a home in loveland, colorado. >> all right! >> this is our career. we are not going anywhere for a long type. >> here's to the new home. >> toast. >> toast. >> we are in love with the company. in love with each other. we love working together. >> all done. >> this is a true valentine's day for us. >> back in hershey, rob and kay are making sure all the kilss get out on time. and saving a few for each other, just not the chocolate kind. >> buy be a bag o

warming in the late 1980s it and was in june 1988 that nasa scientists and climatele alarmist james hanson gave his testimony in the senate energy and natural resources commitee. yet seeden had already been obsession about global warming for a decade and a half. in 1974, when al gore was still at law school, the swedish prime minister palmer was says claim change would be the biggest issue at the end of the 20 in century. swede, at the country the progressive left wants america to be, the welfare stair, the social engineering, foreign policy based on moral preen, the longest period of one party rule in any western democracy. a social democratic party claiming direct lineal descent from -- a policy bernie sanders wants the democrats to be. in 1971, the london observer scan naveon correspondent, wrote a book on sweden called "the new to at that time tareans." he argue thing he swedish democrats were pioneer a new form of soft totalitarianism. when the social democrats formed this first government in 1921 gave them political system, he says, documented to the swift enactment of the intentions

things about a particular scott hanson —— councillor in rochdale.very specific things that he had learned in those two weeks of searching online. things that he saw asa searching online. things that he saw as a justification to try and kill inafit as a justification to try and kill in a fit of hatred. wright thank you, daniel. some of the elements that he was talking about, there, we will be talking about after half—past with a member of the home affairs select committee, but also, for now, we will talk a little bit more about the local imam, because asi more about the local imam, because as i mentioned, thejudge, the cheekily praised mohammed mahmoud, the imam of the muslim welfare has in finsbury park for his reaction on the night. i will be talking to them injusta the night. i will be talking to them injust a moment, the night. i will be talking to them injusta moment, but the night. i will be talking to them injust a moment, but i think it is not just telling you injust a moment, but i think it is notjust telling you a couple of the comments tha

. >> tucker: victor davis hanson is a fellow at the hoover and wow institution, a professor emeritust he joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me, tucker. >> tucker: so my concern is how does a country of 320 million people who don't have much in common with each other hang together? what's the answer to that? >> we have to have a common set of values. we have to share in the constitution. we are a great experiment. it's never been tried before after the founding of the united states. we are a multiracial society but we have one common culture. our appearance has to be incidental to our character. it's nonessential. if we all start going into tribal clicks then there is no unification. that is what is happening now. i felt bad for your guest but my gosh, it is not a miracle that is giving empowerment to the working entry level classes. it's also a radical curtailment and illegal immigration. for the first time, unemployment may be in peace time below 4%. employers have to compete now. they've got to go to the inner city, to red state, poor whites, they sa

i think we got good news with hanson and others, so i think it's going to take a little time, and i think we have to be kind of patient. i think we have to have a very, very really, like, coming to jesus meeting about the shipyard. the way we know the shipyard as it was in the past is going to be different, let's just face that. when we sent out the last rfp, we had one bidder put in, okay? we know that. there may be a change the way we do things around here. that is okay, but we've got to figure out what will work. but you know what? we regrouped. the port staff, they thought about it, they put their heads together, and they'll try again. i don't know what it's going to look like. i agree with you, commissioner woo ho, but we've got to find something that works. the ship repair is to competitive with all the other places that are doing it that are in the same business, and it's -- if you really think about it, portland took 60, 70% of our work. so what did we do -- and i don't believe in living in the past. i believe sometime you cut your losses, you look to the future, and we find out w

article published today in the federalist, which i believe is a conservative blog by a guy named jason hansons that exactly what you said at the beginning could this actually be a result of a lack of healthy masculine role models in our society that causes what he suggests are alludes to this idea of the revenge of the lost boys. >> tucker: right. >> that goes back to exactly your first point, tucker. >> tucker: there is something going on there we are doing a whole series on this next month. i don't fully understand it i don't want to pretend that i do. there is something about constantly attacking boys for being boys which is what our society obviously specializes in that causes them in some cases to embrace this kind of caricature of masculinity which is violent and pro-textually sexualized a parody of masculinity. i think maybe that's a response at least in part to the attacks on boys for being boys? do you see what i'm saying? >> i do see what you are saying. i think what's interesting here and it's really really sad as a mother is that we are starting to -- there has been so many shooti

. >> but first meet elliott may hanson born on thursday and discharged from abington hospital today. time to watch the eagles in the super bowl and her bensalem home. hiiiiiii! hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on this king size ikea bed. i'm rolling! are you wearing a... duvet cover? why yes. yes i am. looks good, doesn't it? (phone buzzes) you can't see me can you? nope. it's because of these new blackout curtains! hi kids!! where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. at ikea, we help you live it. >>> fly eagles fly ♪ >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> wow. >>> can you turn the volume up spirit airlines flight from los angeles to philadelphia, sure had eagles spirit. the flight was packed with fans in eagles gear singing teams fight song as you heard loud and clear. "action news" viewer who was on the flight said they even played, the rocky theme song over the pennsylvania system before they took off. >>> in the air and on the ground, everyone is all ready celebrating. >> i'm so

drugs and surgical techniques, have all been linked to the decrease. from cancer research uk and gail hansonood morning to you. a special welcome to you. yours is one of the success welcome to you. yours is one of the success stories? it is. give us a brief summary of what happened. a routine mammogram in 2010. the lump was slow—growing and very far in so it would have been a long time until i found it. did you think there was something wrong? until i found it. did you think there was something wrong7m until i found it. did you think there was something wrong? it came out of the blue, my second routine mammogram. surgery, then you have three weeks radiotherapy. luckily, it was all clear. it sounds awful, on the drugs. the first one was tamoxifen, which is the generic one and after menopause, i was swapped to another one. and i go back every two years. eight years in may and then ten years and they say we don't need to see you any more. how are you feeling in yourself? it's hard because it's a while ago but it could've been so different. gail is a walking, talking example. talking about prost

>> i'll tell you what jim hanson said. fergie butchered the national anthem.aepernick gets off his knee to smack the microphone away. >> too soon with the kaepernick jokes. >> that's not nice. >> reminded me of dory finding nemo trying to speak whale. someone tell fergie you can't put a santa baby spin to it. >> sbl say some saying it was worse than roseanne. >> roseanne barr saying i think mine was better, low key. >> and her husband was spotted bringing her some roses. she needed it. >> and listen, fergie, everybody loves a comeback. just ask mariah carey. >> bonus round of the skinny is next. diane's version of the national anthem. ♪ skinny >>> it is time for the ♪ skinny >>> and it's time for the skinny bonus round and we're starting things off with "black panther." a record breaking $235 million for its four-day total. that smashes the february and presidents' day records. >> and you can see the rascal movie was close behind. so bowsman didn't even have to audition for the role unlike fellow superheroes chris evans and robert downey jr. >> the movie's get

he's confident that no prosecution will happen is he too confident no one has ever accused benjamin hanson now of being. lacking confidence he may be a little bit too confident at this point there have been so many investigations into this particular prime minister or all the years that he does have solid ground to stand on in thinking that it's not going to go further than the current years we've seen a recent change in the law just a few weeks ago where the attorney general really has the final say as to whether a prime minister goes to court or not always indicted or not change from the sort of state prosecutors who would have been the attorney general's subordinates how much of a change in policy the change in law is that that actually you might say protects the prime minister it's significant i don't know that it necessarily protects the prime minister that march. as a democracy and very beholden to the laws that exist israel is far from. far from a country that one indicted sitting prime minister done twice already. the change in the law just adds to the idea adds to the fact that th

tfn health correspondent amy sussman, who, full disclosure, works for novene, legal analyst eric hansonsamuels-newman, who, full disclosure, signed a gag order with novene in a previous lawsuit, and grant burdock, who, full disclosure, just really loves novene. rounding out the panel is a man in a brown overcoat, who, full disclosure, i don't recognize and appears to think this is a bar or diner. amy, let's start with you. ted, there's no story here. okay. eric? this is a really nothing burger, ted. nora? sorry, ted, gag order -- lots to say, but can't say it. -grant? -love novene. pop them like candy, still got all my skin. all right. overcoat guy? you know, i go to work. my boss breaks my balls. i go home. my wife breaks my balls. i come here. you break my balls. come on, ted. another day, another dollar, right? you got it. how in the hell did you get in here, by the way? don't answer that. i'm getting word that first responders at the white house well are making another rescue attempt. let's go there live. ted, the rescuers are using a vacuum to try and suck the president out, but it

. >> sarah hanson with bloomberg law. can somebody comment on the idea that there's cost shifting from medicare to private plans? it seems to be kind of assumed there is, but then there seems to be some debate is that really going on. >> i don't think there's any question there is. >> but it's important to differentiate between differences in price levels which are profound and dramatic and undeniable versus the, there's the trickier question of whether when medicare rates grow slowly or drop for some reason, does that actually push up private rates? and that's a much harder question. and i did a paper that came out years ago that i think documented pretty conclusively that when medicare pushes its rates on a lower trajectory, it actually tends to dampen the growth in private rates. this is still a huge gap between private rates and medicare rates, but in terms of cause and effect, it seems from the work i've done and what some others have done, it seems to me like when medicare pushes its rates down, it lowers the, it co

back on the rails, speaking of rails, bob kelly, i have a serious thing, our friends of patco john hansonware river port authority after they got their problems fixed super bowl week tomorrow an extra schedule that is way to get to the parade and south jersey schedule coming out later today. i recommend that is how i come over here on weekends going into a race or something. smart move, locust street stops, let you out along parade and quick, easy walk to the parkway. we have talk to commissioner ross yesterday who had a rough night after the super bowl. he expects the crowd for parade to be a lot different then the post game crowd. >> you're talking about large crowds but they are primarily stationary where they are. we learned that from the phillies parade. a lot of these folks will not have a lot of options to move, some may try because they have a good stationary spot to see what they want to see. different event all together. because of the dynamic, i think there there been a lot of families out there and some respects that whim stop the situations. it is earlier in the day. >> repor

hanson. niels joins us today from recall raulings, wyoming. for the public lands council. a third generation rancher, niels knows that raising cattle, sheep and horses is full of challenges. over the years, niels has worked with the university of wyoming and the bureau of land management to develop cooperative range land monitoring, which has allowed niels to become inter-nately familiar with both the needs of his livestock and range land ecosystems. his successful stewardship is evident in the longevity of his family ranch, which has also been recognized for many years in wyoming and nationally. the bureau of land management recognized niels's range with a stewardship award in 2000 and in 2001, the ranch was named the little snake river conservation district cooperator of the year. niels has been recognized repeatedly for his leadership in the industry and in his community. he has served as a member of the search and rescue and was inducted into the wyoming agriculture hall of fame in 2011. niels, i'm pleased to have you here today to lend your wealth of experience with t

here to react is the president of security studies, jim hanson. good morning. jim. what say you?t that the russians released into our system. mueller's indictments of these russians says their goal was to soe discord. that was the theme of my op ed weeks ago. the bottom line is, there is no trump russia and there never has been but there is a hillary, obama, dem resistance gps dnc russia that nobody wants to pay attention to and maybe they should. >> you pay attention to very serious national security threats. i'm not saying russian interference isn't serious. it is. we've been playing some of the facebook posts and twitter posts that the russians used to distort the election. the absurd at thiity of some ofs laughable. when democrats say look at all the russian interference, are we really saying pictures of jesus arm wrestling satan tipped the scales of our election? w>> if you're going to be swayed by a picture that says hillary clinton is satan, you weren't going to vote for her in the first place. so it's not that we don't want the russians doing that. it's not that we should

. >>> we also spoke with a teacher named casey hanson in utah.he agrees with president trump's suggestion and believes teachers should to be able to carry guns. she carries one with her every day. >> the thought of cowering in a corner protecting your students with no options other than just standing there hoping nobody comes in just didn't sit right with me. i wanted -- i wanted a better plan. i wanted more protection for my students. >> and you can hear more from casey and teachers on the other side of the debate on a special "nightline" tonight. george. >>> okay, right now we hear from three of the students you saw from stoneman douglas high. sam zeif and julia cordover joined the session yesterday. ryan deitsch was part of the group lobbying florida lawmakers in that town hall meeting last night. thanks to all of you for joining us. sam, let me begin with you. it was moving to see you there with the president yesterday. the idea he seemed most engaged by yesterday was this idea of arming teachers. what was your reaction to that? >> i was in s

let's talk to labour's david hanson a member of the justice committee who have published this report.what we are calling for in the justice implemented. what we are calling for in thejustice committee is for greater support for the prisons inspectorate to be able to follow up on those recommendations that they have made, but also, the ministers to ta ke have made, but also, the ministers to take active and control of and be accountable for the outcome of those results. — p, ministers did not have the eye on the ball, either, and you present deteriorated for a position of safety. it was not a stand-alone case. the failure is not limited to one establishment. what have the consequences of this failure to follow u p consequences of this failure to follow up on recommendations being, presumably many consequences? there are many consequences, and it all relates also to the private sector contracts that were given for maintenance. if you have broken for prisons, and poor windows for prisons, and poor equipment on the landings of prisons, then that is going to cause difficulties, both in ter

then came 1989 when james hanson's senate testimony, his famous senate testimony, threatened a. pimplet's willful -- a.p.i.'s willful ignorance scheme. so a.p.i. and its big oil members founded a front group. what is it with these front groups and these people anyway? why is it always these front groups? anyway, with the misleading name, global climate coalition. global climate coalition began to spread falsehood and disinformation about climate science even though in 1989 third-degree knew -- in 1989 they knew. in 1989 they knew for 40 years since the first report in 1959. and by 1989, the atmospheric concentration was 353 parts per million. in 1993, a.p.i. hired one of the same men who wrote those paris reports that i mentioned to write a report attacking president clinton's p.t.u. attacks on fuel sources. 1993, co2 concentration in the atmosphere is up to 357 parts per million. 1998 was when a.p.i. did that report attacking the kyoto protocol, and it also commissioned what it called its global climate science communications plan, a plan designed to mislead americans about cli

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