interestingly hayden's active self-denial did not involve his declining job altogether. and allowing to pass to the secretary of state instead hayden indicated if you would ensure that the acting president would come from the legislative branch. i will defer to the next panelist dr. fins in a mom will discuss experience of speaker albertsons who's experience has also relative relevant in this context. finally, i would note that speaker dennis hasterter did concede that. he did not want to become acting president, but unlike senator hayden pastor indicated he would have accepted the responsibility. quote, i really didn't want to be president permanent or temporary pastor call. and with my wife jean who wasn't thrilled with my present job. she wouldn't be happy with this. the opt-out provision in the 1947 statute might have seemed to track but i understood that it wasn't really an option because if you've got a constitutional crisis and you're the speaker. you couldn't pass it up. you had to accept. unquote the words and actions of wade martin hayden and hastert each indic

and i looked at lots of ned frost photographs, ifj, hayden's photographs. jack, richard, fred richard photographs some of my own and i have mixed in my love of yellowstone. my i call it my backyard granddad would let me drive the pick up at the age of ten to yellowstone as long as i remember it. all the streams, all the mountains and all the rock formation. and if i missed one, then he lit up a big black cigar and it was a jaguar. and i had to sit between he and my grandmother when we went to yellowstone. so i learned quickly. i didn't know why. these are some of the people and where we've gotten the photographs that are in today's presentation. that encompass. 150 years. this is a photograph that the dad took of me and artist point and i had just gone into the marine corps and had come back on leave and it came to my mind. ned frost and fred richard and the family of five generations have been in yellowstone for 138 years. that's quite a bit of time. this is old faithful. it's one of my favorite photographs that i've taken. mammoth hot springs, the travert

there was hayden from the world that made people feel comfortable when, like, we have arrived in the school by. yeah. because the anti christ has to show up for jesus to show, well what do you think the last year since then what's your, what's your take on it? it didn't surprise me. it always has existing here in mississippi we always have failed. we say it was the yet the hatred, the oppression though systemic racism, institutionally. we've always, hey, i feel my nephews. oh logan. they are black little was do you honestly think they had the same opportunity as the little wible? no. i'm a part of the poor people campaign where we're engaging in 40 days. wow. now rate action, civil disobedience around voters operation on mass incarceration. the corrections system plays on the pool and apps a porch meant for an example. hard to me was building on the idea of come, big leasing. so there was just the continuation of slavery. they dictate in control those men and women, there's a lot of new create amongst those. when you take away all of their rights, you truly amazed is built humans. th

captain hayden bassett. captain christopher king. captain andrew class. captain tyler. captain blake ruane. and. last but not least. captain jessica wagner. the ceremonial party can take their seats. i just have a few brief closing remarks. i'm corey wagner of the smithsonian cultural rescue initiative and colonel de jessie and i have so colleagues and partners to thank that you'll thanks and acknowledgments on the last page of the program. so please have a read of that. but really quickly. i'd like to especially thank and recognize my partner, colonel scott, to jessie, who started this journey me many years ago. and i want to thank also of our colleagues at u.s. kapok who have supported they. my training pushed orders and getting people quickly their units and all during you know the the whole thing of covid. so thanks you sir kapok. i also want to give special thanks to the smithsonian cultural rescue staff who've supported this dream and vision for such a long time, such a long time. and other smithsonian who supported the training and. all the instructors who suppor

because a bow all the hatred in all the racism, there was hayden from the world. they made people feel comfortable in like we have arrived in the school by. yeah. because the answer christ has to show up for jesus to show. well, what do you think the last year since trump is done for us? what's your, what's your take on it? it doesn't surprise me. it always has existing. here in mississippi we always have failed the. we say it was the yeah. the hatred, the operation door systemic racism, institutionally we've always, hey, i feel my nephews. oh logan. they are black little walls. do you honestly think they had the same opportunity as the little wible? now i'm a part of the poor people campaign where we're engaging in 40 days. wow. now right action see of what this obedience around, voters operation, mass incarceration. the corrections system plays on the poor and as a parchment for an example, hard to me was building on the idea of come, big leasing. so there was just a continuation of slavery. they dictate, in control those men and women, there's a lot you create

there was hayden from the world that made people feel comfortable when, like, we have a rad. that needs to come by. yeah. because the anti christ has to show up for jesus to show. well, what do you think the last year since then? what's your, what's your take on it? it didn't surprise me. it always has existing. here in mississippi, we always have failed. the. we say it was the get. the hatred, the oppression though, systemic racism, institutionally. we've always, hey, i feel my nephews. oh logan. they are black little walls. do you honestly think they had the same opportunity as the little white ball? no. i'm a part of the poor people's campaign where we're engaging in 40 days. wow. now rate action, civil disobedience around voters operation, mass incarceration. the corrections system plays on the pool and apps a parchment for an example. hard to me was billed on the idea of come, big leasing. so there was just the continuation of slavery. they dictate, in control those men and women, there's a lot of new create amongst those. when you take away all of their rights, you trul

but buckeye running back dallan hayden.arries 146 yards. 3 touchdowns for mister hayden. buckeyes went on to win. 43 to 30 and now get ready to host michigan next week. so let's talk a little bit more about michigan, the wolverines jim but a pretty big scare in the big house today against illinois. the wolverines heisman hopeful blake corum powering his way for a 2 yard touchdown in the 1st quarter ended up hurting his knee. >> not great. he only had one carry the rest of the way they had rely on this man right here, jake moody. he connected for 4 field goals today, including this one. 35 yarder, which was the go ahead. just 9 seconds left to secure that victory. 19 to 17 and their win for michigan. again, they're playing ohio state next week. watch out. >> we have from the gridiron to the ice. the sharks hosting the new york rangers tonight and in the free state, there was an honoring the 49 ers by wearing a special mashup jersey. yeah. pretty cool. no score until the 3rd period rangers win the faceoff. jacob trouba on top

taxpayer dollars on various conspiracy theories. >> calvin hayden, the johnson county sheriff. amanda. amanda: i have publicly stated i believe joe biden won the election. i have publicly stated a strong belief system the u.s. constitution that our states should run elections. here is great news for our voters. our state election laws are very very strong. we have a great system of checks and balances in this state that i strongly believe in. my opponent by comparison supports legislation like hr one, the so-called or the people act that would nationalize elections. i believe in kansas election laws. it would do things like create an elections are as if the federal government is not big enough and poor public money into a campaign at a time were we are already stretched far through -- too thin. >> you have 30 things to rebut. sharice: thank you so much i feel like we have to acknowledge it almost took 20 months for my opponent to acknowledge that we had a legitimate 2020 election. i appreciate my opponent standing here today saying that she thinks we have quality, safe, fair el

captain hayden basset. captain christopher king. captain andrew -- captain tyler lowe. captain blake -- last but not least, captain jessica wagner. [applause] >> the ceremonial party can take their seats. i just have a few close remarks on corey wagner, the director of the rescue initiative. colonel jesse and i have so many colleagues partners to think. you will find acknowledgment on the last page of the program. have a read of that. i would like to thank and recognize my partner, scott dejesse. he started the journey with me many years ago. i also want to thank many of our colleagues. they have supported it training. they have pushed through the orders. they have got people quickly into their units. this was all done during the whole thing of covid. thank you to you. i also want to give a special thanks to the smithsonian cultural rescue staff. they have supported this vision for such a long time. other smithsonian staff supported the train. they worked hard to realize this important program. i want to thank my boss for believing in the aid and supporting us 100%. my

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a little bit of a test out there. 13 to 10 at the buckeye running back dallan hayden got it going in the 2nd half, though, nifty, 13 yard run here. 4th quarter. 27 carries 146 yards. 3 tds for hayden's buckeyes going to prevail. 43 to 30 and now have to get ready to a host michigan next week. let's talk a little bit more about the wolverines jim harbaugh. little bit of a scare today. a big one in the big house against illinois will brain ties with hopeful blake corum powering his way. >> into a 2 yard touchdown here in the first. but here is right. just before the half only had one carry the rest of the way. so they had to rely on their kicker. jake moody very is. he connected on 4 field goals, including this one. 35 yarder with 9 seconds left to secure the victory for michigan. they go on to win 19 to 17. well, it wasn't easy for deion sanders, jackson state tigers, but they managed to stay undefeated with a win over out horn state. today. the defense having big part in it. al corn state's trey lawrence >> pix had a pass picked off by travis hunter. makes him look just like his coac

hayden. my name is anna groves. we have met before at the last in-person new members. i was with the congressional research service up until february. i also just met you nancy just a few minutes ago. i just wanted to first say thank you so much for this session. it's been a lovely. session very much enjoyed your conversation. and i wanted to ask going back to more towards the beginning of your conversation we were talking about thinking of your career. um cycles and and being open to unconventional positions i just took a position with the national science foundation good and so my question is related to if you're one of the only people in an organization that has a background in library information science and you have to advocate for good information management records management knowledge management. what are some good tips for making those cases to leadership? and trying to get them to understand why it's important and why they should fund it. this is a foundation that gives grants so it's sort of a little different little different. however, when you're the only

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of the battle and the 74 percent of americans that are unhappy with the direction they d l is much hayden yet. states that i think up next month, which will make as much i'm wearing slight technical difficulties. can you hear me okay though larry? yeah, i hear you far. i great. okay. i mean, well joe biden, he, i mean, he said i hated the elections. the repub republicans were a threat to democracy. he softened this rhetoric, saying, quote, most people are decent people. i mean, was the reason for this shift? well, that didn't, all of this goes back to 2016 when russia was portrayed as the bogeyman was rushing interference. that was of donald trump only one because of russia. the crafts have a long history of blaming others and accusing making accusations about fraud. if they don't win, when there was actual evidence of fraud and the problems with the body machines that glossed over bite and is not in full possession of his faculties and that, and that's part of the problem there as well. he is constantly making verbal missteps and saying things off the cuff that the wiser leader would not

well, now we know it's either hayden or dyley. look, this is a beautiful thing.f our love. it is a product of our love, right? yes, dylan, i did the math. last time we did the math, we accidentally left a $300 tip. oh, i don't know what to do. -(sighs) -how about this? haley gwendolyn dunphy... will you marry me? are you kidding me right now? picture us walking down the aisle, a breathtaking vision in virginal white and you wearing whatever you want. -i'm not marrying you! -okay. okay, one step at a time. we'll put you on vitamins and a healthy diet.

$5.00 to $10000.00 to get out of the pennant urge money for only on being early late breeland and hayden rational government is back for the 14th reaction for $1.00 in there. we don't want it and we can't afford patchy. joni is one of those criminal deportees trapped at the national penitentiary in 2010. he was convicted of 1st degree robbery in a home invasion in the us. he served almost a decade in prison before ice to custody of him. he fought for several years to stay, but in june or 2022, he was deported. back to haiti, the country where he was born should gladly take us instructor legal could not be mad. when he arrived, he was thrust into prison, even though he's never been charged with a crime. he hasn't even been in haiti since he was 4 years old. can you describe a little bit more than hell measuring? i mean, like 90 degree skittles and so that you know, one raspberry fortnight obtain videos from inside the prison that detail the squatted conditions. water situation is terrible. shame more of a b. that's what you actually will probably have to train. the un secretary general co

majority in the senate, this is extremely important, and definitely for whether the president can haydend to further promote his legislative initiatives and his political initiatives in the congress of the new convocation, as for ukraine, the composition of the congress is extremely important, because we know that it is the congress that approves the funding, the president himself then draws resources for aid packages for ukraine, the representative of the republicans on the map has already stated that after the changes in the political forces in the us congress, ukraine will not receive as much financial support as it was so far, what is being said in washington, should the ukrainian authorities be wary of change, because until now the official opposition of the administration was that ukraine will be supported as long as it is necessary, in fact, this statement by kevin mccarthy caused a lot of there are many discussions, because it is kevin mccarthy, he is not just a republican, and if the republicans take the majority in the house of representatives, he will most likely become the sp

to have a good relationship with a major power like russia, the need for a decision is coming to a hayden view. geopolitical developments. the relationship was so be as complex. there is light as well as shadows. so be as relations with russia currently, part of the shadows. if alexander virginia takes a path to europe, he will have support from the you as a whole and from the german government, should he choose the other path, it will be in soothing consequences. this is how western leaders expect countries to operate with no national interest of their own simply our way or the highway. and it's important to know that we're seeing lighten admission here. that western support for the key of government is not about charity. it's not about the goodness of their hearts, depending democracy, all the rhetoric that we're hearing. in reality, they are fighting to preserve a global set up where western countries remain the center of the global economy and they remain the center of power in the world. meanwhile, we're seeing rising protests in europe against the economic result of the sanctions on

to have a good relationship with a major power like russia, the need for a decision is coming to a hayden view of geopolitical developments. the relationship was so be as complex. there is light as well as shadows. so be as relations with russia currently, part of the shadows. if alexander virginia takes the path to europe, he will have support from the e. u as a whole and from the german government, should he choose the other path it will be in soothing consequences is, is how western leaders expect countries to operate with no national interest on their own, simply our way or the highway. and it's important to know that we're seeing blayton admission here. that western support for the key of government is not about charity . it's not about the goodness of their hearts depending democracy, all the rhetoric that we're hearing. in reality, they are fighting to preserve a global set up where western countries remain the center of the global economy and they remain the center of power in the world. meanwhile, we're seeing rising protests in europe against the economic results of these sancti

like, if you see what did i do, it will say when i was 14 n to play the hayden "trumpet concerto" withrleans philharmonic, but i was playing jazz the whole time, but what could i say that i did? i played in a club called tyler's beer gardens on a wednesday, and i played a lot of concerts in high school. i played with a lot of ensembles. my sensibility was always of a jazz musician because that's the environment in which i was raised. rubenstein: but one year, you won a grammy-- the only person to ever win a grammy in jazz and in classical music in the same year. marsalis: there's a funny story about my father. he went to the grammys. he was not into those kind of things, and he sat through the whole show, and he was like, "wow. you know, this is the grammys." so at the end of the show i won, i was back in the hotel with him and my mother. i was like, you know, getting ready to go out to a party or something, and i had my-- i was like, "yeah, man." my daddy looked at me, and he was wondering-- he said, "man"--he said, "so that was the grammys, huh?" he said, "i'm glad you won. i mean, d

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actress francis and radio and podcast producers kitchen sisters join us for a conversation carla haydenember the 22nd, mosaic theater will present preview of the upcoming series of plays titled till trilogy novelist e i can will be talking about his new novel lessons. our first today, our first event today features the undersecretaryt from museums and culture at the smithsonian institution kevin and conversation with two-time pulitzer prize winner david marenis with new biography lit by lightning sit back, enjoy and have a wonderful day at the library of congress national book festival. thank you. [applause] >> good morning everyone and thank you for joining us. it's my honor to be here with david marenis let's get right to it jim thorpe has been biographyed before why did you choose him as a subject for your latest book? >> well i sort of think of this as the third book in a trilogy of sports figures who transcend sports first was vince lombardi not only was a great football coach but also represented the of american life and when it takes and what it cost second is the beautiful ball

they rank france in the top 5, but if they're going to win, it's hayden cats are they going to have to overcome because of the champions? because they, when it's in russia 2018 sounds crazy, right. well, it isn't because the 4 woke up when, as before, that's at least the ones from europe fell to get to the group stages. in the next tournament, they failed to completely take germany. they weren't in 2014 but 4 years later they were knocked out in the 1st rounds that hadn't happened to a germans side since 1938 spain had arrived in brazil full of confidence after winning and south african 2010. but the curse held 2006 champions. italy came a cropper in south africa or european teams, or winners only to fail in the following wells. cup and brazil didn't bear much better in 2006. now to be 2002, when as brazil made it out of the stages in germany, only to lose in the quarter finals. so front have a mental mountain supply. if they really encourage, obviously, denmark don't have the same problem. they lived in castle full of confidence after qualifying pretty easily, and they'd be friends ba

hayden do you have any buttons from the 2003 campaign about another hysteric library and?e be popular today. >> it's you have those. >> it's think we should bring those back. the serious question is that the union organizing going on since december their 150 starbucks stores that have unionized and of course amazon have got tension as well. it feels like libraries could be an important source for many young people who are learning about units for the first time so i wonder if you have any comments. >> there are an important source in libraries themselves have been unionizing and have had unions for a long time. that is the idea of young people finding out about thesh historyf unions and their different movements in coming to be part of finding outut and going to their movement with the knowledge and strengthen having knowledge which we can really help with.g that's a young person so sorry. >> my name is sara and imus services librarian and head of services at the library system. i want to be an appointed library when i grow up. [applause] one quick question in terms of mis

this is a tree that was carved by the hayden body in 1871, just above the upper falls. learned about it from my grandfather. i showed it to some of the rangers, the superintendent wanted to know where it was. he said, will you take me there? i never got around to it. he said, are you afraid you can cut it and put it in his museum. it's still growing there. this is the lower falls. 300 feet. beautiful spot. this is a mud geyser soldier station. this is a big red across the fishing bridge. never got caught by a lower, but we visited the buddy as we crossed. they also spent in the 60s. capturing elk, there were too many. all states that wanted elk. we have elk from yellowstone park in a dozen states around the country today including pennsylvania. this is the coral that they were running to load it up into trucks after they cut the horns off and ship them elsewhere this is one of the early day snow coaches. they are still in use today and this is a -- that i rented. came home on leave. i picked my granddad up. and i flew him around yellowstone in the shoshone forest for tw

so it is my distinguished honor to welcome the 14th libraryco of congress carla hayden she is joinedy nancy davenport retired librarian. thank you all. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, hello. [laughter] >> it so good to see everyone. just have to start by saying this has been like a family reunion. it has been a revival. it has been inspiring and so many ways to see people that are first-time attendees are coming for 40 and i'mo going to let tht go a little bit. [laughter] and to be here with you, nancy. full disclosure, what he introduced nancy what he did not say as nancy was a mainstay basically at the library of congress for how many years? >> 33. >> 33 years. [applause] i knew nancy before i even thought about the library of congress. but i admired her and she did something else is very interesting. she left the library of congress and went to d.c. public library. >> first known to the library and information resources for two years. and then from there to d.c. public. and then from there to a special project in vietnam working with parliamentarians of vietnam to build a resear

oh a guy lab, innocent in mud jacking level for whatever the goodness won't teach for hayden, no go. good day is behavior or not and to let know the dead of genora are under roger country. ok, so i do see ma'am me name or i'm we're had scheduled came an actual dollar ah ah a lot blue and give this look which was haley alicia. you deserve your new me says that alicia beers and instead i love her let you know in to love her dad and i had to do was on the tens and paddle donna macintosh deserve any, some color did of know and on which enforced that medicine. so i thought i'll touch base on some stuff with like a do you mean doors to kind of like a new me car? do you know for like amy says in that when a he served in ham saucer ended up going to look at his room. it says watch by them to madison observed the husband in missouri for a visit when he and her body i was thinking for mad about your shame, your community lynnette. he said he had learned les somebody that earns only the ticket here. dear lord, hello de la other fetter, the idol to mac, any off now off? never care, nor do i. got

advertisers can buy space on twitter, probably trading companies, products being pushed in the line with haydeng business model. yeah, that'll show elon musk. she accuses his twitter be a pie from of hate and white supremacy since he took over. and like package it blow up in her face. she got this picture of hitler with a model of the vw bug. [applause] [applause] how do you applaud hitler. later did alyssa know that it was founded in the 30s, you should've heard what they were saying on twitter, wow. meanwhile ice-t, the wrapper down the beverage, tweeted the hypocrites people hate so much that they're leaving twitter, but it still drive us cars. the way people protest nowadays confuses the fnma i wonder what the f stood for? what is right, at some is like making a song called cop killer and then playing a cop on law and order for 20 plus years. [applause] >> tyrus: people change, people change they grow. >> greg: alyssa milano had nothing but a twitter stocker of elon musk, just loved him, loved him, now they will pay atte attention. >> tyrus: oh, dear, sweet greg. no, no as we say to someone

longtime social justice advocate, helped direct the mississippi freedom schools, went to hanoi with tom haydent his, well, his tenure at yale and wrote the definitive history of the 1993 ohio prison uprising in lucasville. can you summarize that for people? >> well, there were three big prison rebellions between 1970 and 1995 -- attica, 1971, santa fe, tragic situation where prisoners slaughtered one another, and then finally in 1993, lucasville, ohio. it lasted 11 days. nine prisoners and a hostage officer were killed. a surrender was negotiated and no sooner was the surrender negotiated with various prisoner spokespersons than the state of ohio turned around and began to build death penalty cases against those very leaders and spokespersons. they didn't care who had really done things. they wanted to nail the leaders so that no prisoner would ever have this idea again. and we're still deep in the process of resisting those executions. three of the five leaders who were sentenced to death are now in federal court. the person closest to execution is a man named siddique abdullah hasan, who was

but buckeye running back down when hayden got it going in the 2nd half.ifty 13 yarder right here in the 4th quarter. he had 27 carries 146 yards on the ground. 3 tds. incredible. the buckeyes prevail. 43 to 30 and now get ready to host michigan next week. that would be one to watch. and let's talk a little bit about those wolverines. yeah, they were playing against illinois. today. jim harbaugh had a big scare in the big house against this top squad. the wolverines heisman hopeful blake corum. >> powered his right there for a 2 yard touchdown in the first. he ended up hurting his i right before the half. and he only had one carry the rest of the way. so they had to rely on this guy. jake moody, be connected here on 4 field goals, including a 30 go ahead. 35 yarder with 9 seconds left that secured the victory. gather fans are excited about it. wiping almost sweat off their brown 19 to 17 is the wind there for michigan. all right. let's move along from college football over the college hopes homecoming night. the saint mary's as they hosted new york's hofst