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there are letters from harlan fiske stone.one is to a friend where he talks about how cold it is in the house because of the rationing of of home heating oil. he and his wife go to local civil defense meetings where they're where the local neighborhood warden them what to do in the event a bombing raid and he comes home and writes his sons that he's convinced that if there is a bombing raid we're just going to have to sit and take because there's no plan that he sees that's going to do anything. and there's actually, you know, there were in washington and other major cities to try to make bombing raids more difficult. and so all the government buildings, including the supreme court, were blacked out at night. the monuments were blacked out, the private buildings were blacked out. and so there are newspaper articles that tell people what to do if. they're out during a blackout and they everybody to have a lit cigaret at their lips so that if somebody is walking by, they'll know there's a person and they won't bump into you. but

well, ukrainian fencer olga harlan won gold at the fencing world cup in peru. in the final , harlan defeated the representative of hungary, sugar katinka batay. with a score of 156. that's all for today, look for more news in our networks, telegram, tiktok, instagram and on the radio liberty website. i thank the olegals for this selection of news. let me remind you that we really have ours you can find a lot of interesting and useful information on social networks. and later on the air we will talk about the continuation or renewal of blocking the polish-ukrainian border. in poland there is a field. began an investigation into the incident with ukrainian trucks that happened near the border crossing point yagodyn dorogusk. the police say that protesting farmers dumped grain from three ukrainian trucks onto the road, polish radio rmf-24 reports. according to the ukrainian drivers , polish protesters with the help of an electric grinder several ukrainian trucks were opened, which caused the grain to spill out onto the road, although the culprits were arrested. re

>> i think this is a harlan crow counter offer opportunity. do you counter with? it's a beautiful winnebago and a million dollars. is there anything else to life? >> not if you enjoy spending time in the parking lots of walmart, as justice thomas does. >> jon: he says he does but apparently, he likes to quail hunt in a robe. i want to ask you, there is a strategy that is starting to bubble up, which is, getting americans comfortable with authoritarianism and getting us to not think critically about the differences between a free society and not a free society. and in that regard, they are starting to paint trump as navalny, that the trials that he is facing in america are similar or the same as what putin did to navalny. please explain to me why that is horse shit. >> well, we are not experts in russian criminal procedure, but i think it is safe to say that donald trump is likely receiving more procedural protections right now and the four criminal indictments that he is currently subject to then alexei navalny had in his time in russia. so i

-- harlan crow and ross perot junior. -- >> hello, dallas.cheers and applause] dallas, you know how to show up. thank you. [applause] you know i love this, because when i was governor in south carolina i would always prefer to south carolina as mini texas because we think alike, we are like, we love our freedom and we do not want government telling us what to do. [cheers and applause] i love you too. when i was governor we took in a double digit unemployment state, we had thousands of people on welfare and south carolina was the butt of the jokes. we rallied and got to work, and by the time i left we were building planes with boeing, more bmws than any point in the world. we broaden mercedes-benz, volvo, we had five international companies and they were referring to us as the beast of the southeast, which i loved. we moved 11% unemployment down to 4%, we announce jobs in every county of the state, we passed tort reform and pension reform, but we acknowledge some truths. we said if you have to show picture id to buy sudafed, get on a plane, yo

both leonard leo and harlan crow are central players in this crisis. their attempts to thwart the legitimate oversight efforts of the congress should concern all of us. as i said before, i do not seek this authorization lightly and do not ask for it often. but to protect congress's authority and advance the committee's efforts to implement an enforceable code of conduct for the supreme court, it is necessary to seek authorization to pursue compulsory process with respect to mr. leo and mr. crow. before turning to the ranking member senator graham his opening remarks, i will tell you that the standards we will follow in procedure are all president of the committee. they have been used by the two previous republican chairman and we can cite the exact date when that happened. senator graham is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. what a difference a day makes. yesterday we had four florida judges that came forward in the committee where the two senators from florida both republicans reached agreement with the white house to fill judicial vacancies at t

let's bring in harlan president and executive director of silent voices united, tiffany fulton, and criminalefense attorney, vik bajaj. welcome to you both. thank you both. one in four kids, tiffany, one in four new york city kids living in poverty, and yet they are spending tens of millions on prepaid debit cards to the illegal immigrants. what do you think about this whole set up? >> i have a problem with that, because we have people who right here in our country, people with families and children, and they need that help. so for them to be giving it to illegal migrants, or migrants coming into the country, and giving out this free money, what about people that live here in the united states of america? >> trace: is a very good question. vik bajaj, to you now, because i want to play this video. this is body cam video, by the way. a migrant accused of killing a florida deputy is now suing the deputy's estate, claiming he had a disability, or not knowing english. it was the disability here. have you heard of a case like this? is there a case like this? or are the lawyers using these people t

nbc news correspondent -- mclaughlin takes us through the harlan journey of these babies, and their familiesip from that film. >> we were waiting for news at every moment. we could not confirm of a child was still alive, or dead. >> i lost contact with my child, and i did not see him for nearly 45 days. >> maybe -- parents rushed out of the hospital, hoping their son was among the rescued infants. they scanned the list of names, and there he was. -- >> life returns to us. >> many of the al-shifa babies were suffering from dehydration, sepsis, and hypothermia. with gaza's health care system overwhelmed, it was decided they would go to egypt for treatment. -- we're faced with an impossible choice. keep baby -- with them in a war zone, or send him to egypt, where he would be safer. because only mothers were allowed to accompany the babies across the border, they chose to stay together. >> he said, either we live together, or we die together. and we will accept what god has written for us. >> at this point, they were sheltering at a school in khan yunis. >> thank god we found him. i can't descri

strap in and get this thing done and -- because they're not -- >> you're reminding me of -- you know, harlanr that the scotuses are buddying up to, he has a signed copy of hitler's mein kampf in his house and only he can explain why he spent money to show that off. these neo-nazis in new york, someone wrote a biting op ed about them and the other character says, yeah, i find that brics work better than op-eds if you have to fight nazis. >> that's so true, and one has $1 billion. these are affiliated groups that don't have hundreds of millions. they have billions of dollars and they play really hard politics and we do vigils and wine and cheese parties and we're getting beat out there. we're getting beat in the courts and you know, the only good news, i will say this, we are winning elections, but we have to keep pressing. we have to keep pressing, pressing, pressing. we have an advantage stuff and this abortion stuff is killing them and don't forget book burning and it's not a cultural issue, people don't like book burning all over the country wherever you go and they went all in with that a

international limits, the use of force in self defense to no more than fault is necessary and proportion us harlan's view is that these limits have been exceed to spite israel in its ministry response to a mouse attack. this is manifest from the spiraling jeff toe. the extensive disrupt destruction of property including homes, through i've caused the displacement of up to 2000000 people. i'm being suing, humanitarian catastrophe. ireland has repeatedly called for a cease fire and we are just made by the implications that these lakes is tough. tennessee's in gaza may have for the prospect of resolving the white or is really palestinian conflict. the whole international focus on is really such as in the occupied westbank as well as a tour on garza is increasing sanctions on such as and being imposed by the us u. k. and several, you states, but divisions do still persist. earlier this week, 26 of the blocks 27 members issued a joint statement, calling for an immediate humanitarian pause. that would lead to a lofting ceasefire. that statement also asked israel to hold any plans of ground defensive on ra

our frustration for harlan's as manchester city slip up in the race for the primarily titled products coming up in school. he knows. he knows no one is the in the history refugee camp south of bethlehem walls carry the images of palestinian detainees as my hon. mishaps, husband set previously spent a year and administered to detention. she tells us he was arrested again several days ago. connectivity could exceed benighted. we suffered a loss because of administrative detention, it would have been easier if you will sentence. then we'd know he'd be released after finishing his sentence, walk down any valley here, turn any corner. and this is what you will likely find. one household after another full of families waiting on word about their loved ones being held without charge, according to the palestinian prisoners society around $3300.00 promised indians are in this really jails sentence to administrative detention. the highest number in more than 30 years. surrounded by walls, full of photos to showcase happier times. these women tried to lighten the mood, but with the uncertainty o

justice thomas' undisclosed jet and yacht travel paid for by the right-wing billionaire harlan crow also being public for the first time. so members of congress and a watchdog group sent the 2011 omissions to the judicial conference committee on financial disclosure for review. under the law, the conference is required to refer the matter to the attorney general for further investigation if there is reasonable cause -- reasonable cause to believe that the violations may have been willful. last year my court's subcommittee heard testimony from a judge who was then on the judicial conference who raised serious concerns about the conference's reasonable cause inquiry. there was actually no indication that a reasonable cause inquiry was made so in august i wrote to the administrative office to find out more about what really happened. the administrative office acknowledged my request, but i have not yet received a response to my questions. the judicial conference is also considering justice thomas' more recent financial disclosure omissions. congressman hank johnston who is my coordinate as

that was laura harlan, the social secretary for, warren g. harding and calvin coolidge, who served from that year to 1929. but, of course, was 20 years prior, in 1901, during president theodore roosevelt's administration. that first lady edith hired the very first official social secretary at the white house, isabella hagner james, and ever since social secretaries have helped create memorable experiences for all guests at the white house from kings and heads of states, artists, scholars and little children chasing those easter eggs at the white house easter egg roll. while the reins of the job varies and you will likely never them on a good night, we are very grateful for their impressive levels of patience. their unflappable, calm pressure and their grace. i'd like to introduce now it's truly a pleasure to introduce the moderator and the panelists for this evening. tonight's moderator is none other than anita mcbride, who directs the legacies of america's first ladies initiative at american university. there, she also serves as executive in

a previous episode of yacht and yet travel gifts to him from harlan crow actually went to the judicialfor investigation years ago. in my subcommittee on the judiciary committee, we held a hearing about this with a judge who served on the judicial conference at the time and could relate to us what transpired back then with the ld crow-to-thomas yacht and jet travel undisclosed gifts. that episode, i would describe as a decent burial. but it's not clear now that with thomas back as a repeat offender with the same type of gifts from the same billionaire that he will get the same courtesies from his fellow judges as he did in episode one of crow-to-thomas yacht and jet travel gifts. indeed, the latest report from the judicial conference -- they put out two reports a year, and this is their report of proceedings for the previous -- for this past fall. i.e., this is dated september 12 of last year. and it has this citizens in it. the committee was also updated on the status of the ongoing review of public written allegations of errors or omissions in a filer's financial disclosure reports th