horace stoneham was involved in that and these of operations were protected by tammany and they were protected by by arnold rothstein. so have all of all of those things on as well. i think i'm about ready be yanked in terms of this. so there's much more it's in the in the book and. i'll be around later on to discuss anything you want and to discuss anything you want to talk about. now to the microphone. okay. the jenny questions come on over and have at it. huh. i guess my main question and, i'm guilty of it myself is why we so fascinated by such bad people, how about when you are back baptized? the priest asks the infant. do you reject. do you reject the of evil? evil has a certain glamor. that's why succeeds. that's why satan is so successful. because because he no doesn't come to you with. someone who's repulsive to tempt you. he comes with all those showgirls. you he comes with us with the bubbly, the champagne, the good, the twenties. why the twenties? do we talk about the twenties so much? because they're a sort of a fun era. it's it's it's fun. but then a bad way as but as i

horace stoneham was involved in that and. these sort of operations were protected by tammany hall and they were protected by by arnold rothstein. so you have all of all of those things going on as well. i think i'm about ready to be yanked off in terms of this. so there's much more it's in the in the book and i'll be around later on to discuss anything you want and to discuss anything you want, to talk about. now to the microphone. okay. if there's any questions, come on over and have at it. huh. i guess my main question and i'm guilty of it myself is why are we so fascinated by such bad people? how. when you are baptize christ, the priest asks the infant, do you reject satan? do you reject the of evil or evil? has a certain glamor? that's why it succeeds. that's why satan is so successful. because because he no, he doesn't come to you with someone who's repulsive to tempt you. he comes with all those showgirls. you know, he comes with this with the bubbly, the champagne, the good, the twenties. why the twenties? why do we ta

at a which is an attempt to interfere in this year's ballot where he faces democrats, come a law, horace. in an effort to resurrect a debt, which hunt in washington dc in an act of desperation. and in order to save face, they legally appointed special council. the range deck smith has brought a ridiculous to indictment against me, which has all the problems of the old indictment and to be dismissed immediately. well, that's breakfast on the new indictment against donald trump kept in place. all 4 charges brought up in the original case that includes cones per se to the full, the us up stripped official proceedings. watson you this time however, is the prosecution is plain that trump didn't have any quotes constitutionally assigned presidential shootings in the post election crowns effort. of power, meaning that any actions then can be treated essentially like any other us citizen . then you indictment. however, as far from the only case brought against trump over recent years. he's the only presidents in us history who's faced both federal state prosecution since leaving the oval office.

horace greeley and i'm giving you the reverse as well as the inverse horace greeley for lieutenant governor of new york. when seward went to join the lincoln administration as, secretary of state greeley came very close to becoming the senator until they finally chose ira harris and the state legislature to replace seward. so it was common practice. it was a means i mean, you know, who was the founder of the york post in 1803? alexander hamilton, the spokesman for the federalist, though, who wrote articles under assumed names on the remote federal causes. so it was a long tradition in american politics to sync up newspapers and political organizations. how much was the patriot to the south? the governors? and yeah, it was it was it existed in the south as well there was less of a two party press in the south. there was a there was a vigorous whig and democratic press, the richmond whig, for example. but once secession happens, it's kind of a unicameral press effort. it's a pro-slavery press. and of course, there were no republican editors south of the mason-dixon line, but. of course. perha

horace was involved in that.ese sort of operations were protected by tammany hall and are protected by arnold rothstein. you all of those things going on as well. i think i'm about ready to be yanked off in terms of this. so there's much more. it's in the book, and i'll be around later on to discuss you want and to discuss discussing the you want to talk about now. to the microphone. okay, if there are any questions come on over and have at it. here's one. >> my main question, i'm guilty of it myself, is why are we so fascinated by such bad people? >> when you are baptized, the priests asks the infant do you reject satan? do you reject the clamor of people? evil has a certain glamour. that's why it succeeds. that's why satan is so successful. because, because, no, he doesn't come to you with something that is repulsive to tempt you. he comes to you with all those showgirls, you know? he comes with the bubbly, the champagne, the good times. the '20s. why the '20s? about the '20s so much worse because they are sort

the trial attracted the commentary of walt whitman, james mccune smith, horace greeley, a lot of very well-known people commented on it. now, freeman was entirely clear about why he killed he wanted back pay, and if he couldn't have it, he would have payback. but no one, the prosecution or the defense, wanted to hear freeman's challenge to the auburn system, because the auburn system was the engine behind auburn's prosperity. and by this point, the auburn system, the auburn state prison, was actually a major engine behind new york's prosperity. it was also a major player in party politics. so the prison was very important to a lot of different people, and nobody wanted to hear that it was wrong to make people work for no pay. so nobody wanted to hear it. white auburn ites, particularly, did not want to hear it. so what they did to not hear this very clear critique that they could not hear what they did, instead was they invented their own story. they invented their own stories in order to drown out what freeman was actually saying. they could not hear the in their effort to silence fr

new york tribune editor horace greeley. greeley's probably most famous for saying go west young, and he spent the week warning delegates that seward was too control to win the men thought it was all an act of vengeance since wheat and seward had refused to make greeley lieutenant governor of new york, giving the job instead to new york. ed henry, raymond greeley had a lot of influence with the republicans and his timely was another reason the lincoln miracle happened after the vote. greeley had the nerve to show at the new york headquarters where delegates cast him to face. seward's men, one reporter wrote, accused greeley of stabbing seward and say he shall be for it in less than a year. he was paid for it. the seward team got its revenge on greeley by blocking him from the u.s. senate, though, though, seward put on a good face, he was also devastated. thinking himself far superior to the ill educnd inexperienced rail splitter before the november election, ncoln invepeatedly to visit him in springfield and seward only cond

new york tribune editor horace greeley. greeley's probably most famous for saying go west young, and he spent the week warning delegates that seward was too control to win the men thought it was all an act of vengeance since wheat and seward had refused to make greeley lieutenant governor of new york, giving the job instead to new york. ed henry, raymond greeley had a lot of influence with the republicans and his timely was another reason the lincoln miracle happened after the vote. greeley had the nerve to show at the new york headquarters where delegates cast him to face. seward's men, one reporter wrote, accused greeley of stabbing seward and say he shall be for it in less than a year. he was paid for it. the seward team got its revenge on greeley by blocking him from the u.s. senate, though, though, seward put on a good face, he was also devastated. thinking himself far superior to the ill educated and inexperienced rail split before the november election, lincoln invited repeatedly to visit him in springfield and sewar

i left the house and it's just, it's nice to know that like, if harris wins and she suggests that horace is attracting me women voters than her opponent the republican candidates donald trump. but the race between the 2 candidates is tight, especially in pennsylvania, where trump also held raleigh's over the weekend. during a series of small scale personal events. hi, iris appeared to control her leadership style with dots of her opponent. and the frankly, over the last several years, there's been this kind of the perversion that has taken place, i think, which is to suggest which is to suggest that the measure of the strength of a leader is based on who will be down when what we know is the real and true measure of the strength of a leader is based on we lift up that we see a spring. we know what the strength looks like. but it's how it responds in chicago for the democratic national convention. pro palestinian demonstrates as a bad to unhappy with the way president biden has continued to support israel in its war and gaza. to do that because washington go see if you're into sports at t

liz: horace cooper, always great to have you on.eks before the presidential debate after biden's i did bait backfire asked kamala harris wants to change the rules and trump is fighting against that. guy benson here to react and also the third anniversary of president biden's botched exit ou afghanistan. former president trump pace his respects at arlington cemetery to the 13 service members killed. why is kamala harris silent today on this? she approve that had exit plan coming up. former u.s. army special forces veteran jim hanson here. he's wondering too, where is kamala harris? first, look who's here, my pud i dids dagen and sean. >> we have a great show coming up. as democrats on the hill try to contain the fallout over kamala's price control plan, we'll have tom fields here to discuss as well as rfk, having siblings raring against him. david webb to discuss. >> congressman mike kelly on attempted assassination attempt on president trump's life and why the task force is visiting the site in butler today while senator ron johnson

liz: horace cooper thank you for joining us.ional convention, kamala harris and tim walz are taking a bus tour together through pennsylvania. >> [applause] >> this is the same bus the democrats threw president biden under. liz: okay, that's jimmy fall on and now this story. cnn joins a growing number of reports that president biden really angry at nancy pelosi. he's not speaking to her after she got him to dropout. let's bring in national review staff writer caroline downey. what do you think of this story? >> oh, boy, liz. biden's handlers are really trying to insure his legacy is defined by something other than his self-destruction. they are trying to canonize him, but history will remember his exit as humiliating and his administration as not only an open border but an economic disaster. even kamala harris is trying to distance herself from biden's economic policies which of course were hers as well. she's trying to repackage inflation, not as a consequence of their reckless fiscal spending but of corporate price gouging but

so let's go to horace. will. horace cooper. i'm chairman of project 21. i think i was ten years old when my grandmother gave me a copy of the narrative of a slave by frederick douglass and it has always impact it me influencing me all the way to adulthood. i'm not going to preach my question. it's just today, what do you see are the values of frederick douglass that could apply to some of the issues that we face? yeah. what are the values given the time i'm in this one, i'll try to keep to one and it's it's the one that i focused on, quoted it, but then moved on from. but for me in teaching, not just the narrative for my students, i teach excerpts from the narrative. and then we read a lot of his speeches and editorials because that's when his mind really unfolds. but what's key in that passage, which is also in my bondage of my freedom, is that douglass, if he wants to teach not just black people, but any person, the key to prosper already and success in life he says. are there obstacles? let me tell you, where was i born again and how does society treat

. >> balloons may drop off and pick up at horace mann elementary, a celebratory event thursday, the first day of school for many in san jose and city councilmember pam foley took notice a lot of parents driving their kids to school. i students.

so gland is lice, horace. we have no room for water on the way to the site. she sees many examples of what she doesn't want to build but can we build without any concrete? yes, so many who argue for sustainable and environmentally friendly construction. increase on in lower bavaria. people have been using an alternative to concrete for a long time loan, a kind of sandy clay. gail acosta, is alone experts. he knows almost everything about the sustainable material, such as that house is made of low withstood extreme heat for centuries. which is just one of the materials. many advantages might yes to light for them, but my goal was always to build houses which when they are no longer needed, can simply be filed down in full that can just be put back into the earth, unfold and level to nature without much button only gluten free puffy, at 1st, it was difficult to get others interested in building with natural materials. few people saw the benefits of sustainability 20 years ago, but now he has a company with more than 20 employees and has built around 300 loan ho

herere with tion with reaction 1 chairman horace cooper anpodcast kira davis. all right, kara, we know california is nuts.. they've already passed this out of the legislature. what do you think the governoruh is going to do and how in the o world can they justify that override? >> don't know. maybe american citizens. er jason, listen, here in california, there is no more and is no entity, community or individual more hated than the taxpayer. >> so this is just another assault anott, unsurprising asst on us. i was actually surprised that it passedtually both bodies in the legislature. >> i find it hard to believe that newsom's actually going to sign this because he's running for president. rur presid'tt. so we're definitely going to see a newsom run in the nextn t? presidential cycle. and how is he going to run with this? he's already out thereht right now with the grants pass decision. lect alreadywith t out there lecturing california cities. why haven't you cleaned upur your encampments? >> and he's out there in blue jeans. he put blue jeans on jason. so he's

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. >> balloons may drop off and pick up at horace mann elementary, a celebratory event thursday, the first day of school for many in san jose and city councilmember pam foley took notice a lot of parents driving their kids to school. i students. >> being walked to school by their parents and with their friends. it's the walking to school that she's concerned about. she wants youngsters to be as safe as possible when they're in the crosswalk. >> and that's becoming more difficult in san jose. the city recorded its 11th pedestrian fatality tuesday, one 11 year-old boy was hit by a truck while crossing the street on his scooter. they're all brothers, sisters, loved ones. >> they all leave our community in a tragic way and they're all crashes that are completely preventable fully as the chair of vision 0 in san jose that works to eliminate all traffic related deaths in the city. >> she wants drivers to slow down around school zones and for students to be extra cautious when walking to and from school, the council members working to have more signage around schools alerting drivers a 50 mile pe

and then this incursion, it kind of shines in at the same time, us come a law horace and put her hot in the ring for the democratic nomination on a lot of people are saying that, that she or are some behind her or not running the white house and joe biden, to side of the picture. are you seeing a link there? well, a tele, harris would not be able to run the hot ball and stay in the lid. she does not have the requisite intelligence to do so. so it's the main line item as someone behind me, margie, you've got these show, are you that goes live, jack sullivan? i'm sorry for. yeah, and i mean, i'm the pasta. i'm not sure what. how much now, but you but you've had the victoria moved to the side for the these rapids lady angie russian because her just keep on driving us like what they think of some one of our race. the democrats, best election bid is the head before running for the presidential election involved in, but rob of them having a lost its value so yet before the election, hard tens. just finally, greg, do you, do you see things with threats, solving, dirty bomb being, use the, t

. >> balloons may drop off and pick up at horace mann elementary, a celebratory event thursday, the first day of school for many in san jose and city councilmember pam foley took notice a lot of parents driving their kids to school. i students. >> being walked to school by their parents and with their friends. it's the walking to school that she's concerned about. she wants youngsters to be as safe as possible when they're in the crosswalk. >> and that's becoming more difficult in san jose. the city recorded its 11th pedestrian fatality tuesday, but 11 year-old boy was hit by a truck while crossing the street on his scooter. they're all brothers, sisters, loved ones. >> they all leave our community in a tragic way and they're all crashes that are completely preventable fully as the chair of vision 0 in san jose that works to eliminate all traffic related deaths in the city. >> she wants drivers to slow down around school zones and for students to be extra cautious when walking to and from school, the council members working to have more signage around schools alerting drivers a 50 mile pe

it was the w horace funding tanya excitement in the occupied westbank. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world and they use top diplomat says the blog should consider imposing sanctions on some is really ministers. doesn't burrell accused on named cabinet members of sending hateful messages and encouraging violations of international law rel, has previously criticized. is randy finance. minnesota, as al smoked brittany for a statement that appeared to justify closing mass foundation in gaza on the french president to menu, and my call has welcome the u. k. is prime minister to the eliza palace in paris. gifts tom is visit, comes a day off to he visited his german count upon electronics in berlin. selma says he seems to turn a corner on persons 2020 exit from the youth by improving relations on the continent. south korea's climate goals have been ruled, unconstitutional officer, a law suit that named an embryo as one of the plaintiffs. the mother of the unborn child joined the case, challenging, common admissio

horace, let's start with you. let's your reaction again. i go back to what elon musk whys is a ddos attack, which limited the number of people that could actually hear the interview, which is which is chilling in and of itself. but that's on the heels of donald trump's websiteof don being attacked. >> that's on the heels of the on, you know,silenceals x and elon musk and a platformpm . people speak freely because they don't believe in free speech ople spear do they want to influence an american election. your thoughts? well, x is a global platform a and at one point twitter wass showing that some 51 million people attempted access. apparently about one and a half, 1 to 1 and a half million people were able to consistently listen in. i was one of those people who was able to do so. o it is troubling to me whent it the european union suggest that a conversation that our founders intended to take place ,our elected leaders or aspirants to be leaders in ouree country, we should always welcome a conversation, frankly i think rather than making j

i have read that because of horace's bi racial background and the fact that she is in our she's been in twos, are being hard to pin down i a logic died here logically. and that makes our hard to kind of package um, or to put a stamp on essentially to clearly identify particularly among voters. in your opinion, do you think that that is a hard little do you think that might actually benefit given the fact that most people's lives are pretty blurry? if i understand your question correctly, i think the fact that are mixed heritage is evidence. and that she is chosen by her associations with howard university, with alpha kappa alpha, somebody to show them to identify almost in the same way the brock obama did. if he was approaching the president to embrace the diversity of his heritage and use it to their advantage rather than a disadvantage. it says being assumed that, of course black voters will be key to propelling democrats as they would be key to propelling any a presidential candidates. do you think that is that i should be a significant focus for the democrats, or should the focus

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horace was on the campaign trail. our husband, 2nd general and douglas, i'm whole told delegates that our strength is a family oriented person, proves that she is ready to lead. that's here. she is wherever she is needed. however, she's a to carmella rises to the occasion and she did it for me in our family. and now that the country needs are showing you what we already know. she's ready to leave the brain, go and talk me through this. and she will be a great president, we will all be proud of. correspondent kimberly hopkins, got more from chicago. the rock, michelle obama took center stage for the 2nd night as a democratic national convention. obama made a impassioned and articulate case for cala harris for the next president of the united states, and that there should not be another 4 years of a donald trump presidency, making the case. but american doesn't need another 4 years of blustering chaos saying we've seen that movie and all we know is that the sequel is usually worse. but it was really michelle obama, the

i moved to the shock a hold of horace, now urging his followers to move with him briefly then over the course of time told his follower, is that and you, patient was needful medicine was evil, jobs were evil. and the only way to get to heaven was to starve themselves to death . convincing them that the end of the world was upon them. uh some people tried to escape. others still when, when the police finally got to them, wanted not to be rescued. want you to be say, so really extraordinary. and it was that you can you and the world when you sold it in april of last year, but it has to be completely starved. this was will. so the will talk fees will so many of them they said were beaten to death, it seems and strangle to that. so this is what's happening here, a case that a shot can you talk the world and also it's raised to very important question and is deeply religious country and the regulation of these kind of pastors and preachers. anyone can set up a church reading. so this is also now in the spotlight. ok, thanks so much just if we will, no doubt be talking to you as that trial p