howard: i'm sure a claim i take issue.'m not saying with any coverage at all a comparison with what happened on friday and now i think it would be possible to ignore. why do you think the mainstream media, let's just say went pretty lightly on these allegations against hunter biden? >> i think because they initially covered the 51 intelligence agents who tried to claim that there was absolutely no truth to the hunter biden laptop in the first place. remember they said they had all the hallmarks of russian disinformation which allowed joe biden to be able to break out in the debate. the idea that there was absolutely no suggestion that his son was involved in any way and improper behavior. and the laptop was not real. remember this is a function with bare minimum of coverage. msnbc, abc, cbs, and the washington post in the new york times. over half according to a recent poll of democrat voters still believe the lie that the hunter biden laptop was in fact russian disinformation. i think what happened the media bought the li

howard k. problems, she's also having problems with her implants. >> i had had an apartment in burbank and she was in the bedroom and she started crying, screaming and yelling. and we ran into the bedroom, she had her hand over her breast, and her breast exploded. so i rushed her to the hospital and she was in terrific pain. >> reporter: she's got migraines, stomach problems, breast implants causing back pain. she's got seizures. she's taking methadone for pain, klonopin for those seizures. she's taking a lot of medication. >> i was on prescription pain medication and i was taking too much, and i went into a coma for that. when i came out of the coma, i couldn't talk and i couldn't walk. it was pretty bad. it was real bad. >> can we get through here, please? >> reporter: there aren't many offers and without much money coming in, anna nicole declares bankruptcy. >> the california bankruptcy judge finds that pierce was conspiring with his lawyers and his accountant to cheat anna out of her portio

howard it's an honor to have you join us. welcome and thank you so much and now i will turn it over to you. >> thank you. that all makes me sound really old with all that stuff but that may share my screen. here we go. hopefully you can all see that. so, thank you jen and thank you leah. i have not seen some of those photos either and it was really interesting to see the photo of andrew jackson's inauguration as i also worked on some artifacts for that better in the tennessee state museum so it would be kind of interesting if both the robe and andrew jackson's top hat were in the same spot at the same time. very cool. my involvement in this project goes back to january of 2019 which seems like a very long time ago now but i flew up to richmond to basically spend a morning at the house examining the robe and just really kind of coming to grips with its current condition. i don't think anyone had seen it for quite a while. it was just very fragile and people had wanted to take it out so i spent the morning carefully folding it

so nowlo it's my pleasure to introduceav howard sutt cliff. is director of -- [inaudible] and conservation but has a private practice in alabama. howard has previously worked as the head conservator at the detroit institute of arts and in the textile conservation studios atnd the philadelphia museum of art and american textile museum in the u.s. and at the national trust and national museum -- [inaudible] he is a professional member of the american institute for conservationto of historic and artistic works and is the current board member of the north american textile conservation conference and chair for the forthcoming 20221 meeting in nashville, tennessee. finish howard received a bachelor's in design and constructive textiles with honors from -- college of arts, university of scotland. he was given a first graduate diploma in textile -- with credits from the textile preservation center in affiliation with the -- institute of art and at the university of -- [inaudible] and he received a master's of the arts in museum and gallery management

i am howard kurtz and this is "media buzz". ♪ howard: hunter biden's lawyers trying to drag his fathero the case. donald trump's fourth arraignment in georgia draws nonstop coverage. ramaswamy stole the show. the most entertaining guy out there but also constantly interrupted, constantly on the attack and constantly saying in return. >> now is not the time for on-the-job training. we do not need to bring in a rookie. >> the reality is you have a bunch of people following slogans handed over to them by their 400 page super pacs last week. howard: joining us now a columnist and cohost of a podcast getting hammered. also a democratic strategist. what do you say about the billion people in our business. who even had a good night on the debate stage? >> first of all, so many of them there is a distinction between different types of performances. talking a lot does not mean doing yourself a lot of good. as my children, or myself. [laughter] it is okay to analyze it in different ways. there are eight guys out there. you could land a knockout punch, except for the champ is not in the ring on t

thank you howard. that was a wonderful presentation and a half to say to everybody who's listening howard was such a champ working with us. when he came to install the rope we put them through the rigor. we had photographers and tea to do interviews. and he worked with us every step of the way to make sure when we get install the rope into the case that it was safe and it was displayed exactly how it should have been. and he's looking back to do a webinar with us. it's been an absolute pleasure working with you. so we will go ahead and get down ffto some questions and one of e most commonly asked questions is do we know where this silk satin pattern was originally made? >> i think at that time it was probably from the far east. it was probably from china. i don't know where it would have been done. i think it may have been died in china. his more than likely to have been died where it was woven in europe. it was coming up of central america. like the nation of belize was disbanded because of the lager

now it is myy pleasure to introduce howard sutcliffe how howard is a conservative director of river regionas a private practice in alabama. howard previously worked as the head conservator at the detroit institute of art and to excel excelconservation studios at the philadelphia museum of art at american textiles in the u.s. at the national trust and national museum later in the uk. professional associate member of the american institute for conservation of historic and artistic work. and it is a current board member injured for the forthcoming 2020 2021meeting in nashville, tenne. designed and constructed textiles with honors from college of art university in scotland. postgraduate diploma in textile conservation with credit. for the textile conservation center and in affiliation with the institute of art. and to receive a masters of the art and gallery management. cultural policy is honored to have you join us. welcome and thank you so much. now i will turn it over to you. >> thank you jen. that all makes me sound really old all that stuff. but let me share my screen. here wed go. and th

it may go to howard. mr. howard, my name is cornelius white and i disagree with the caller that was a cop in new york. i was a military police officer in louisiana and the cops do a fine job. they are getting blasted by all of these different people with sometimes false charges and stuff like that. maybe he was a good cop, maybe he was a bad cop, but he should have stayed there to make the precinct better and stuff like that. we have community cops that try to go out in the community and help the community, whether they be white officers or black officers. that is what you need, you need community involvement between the citizens and the cops. my question for you, my parents were educators here in louisiana. when i went to school -- i am african-american. i'm 62 years old. we had the national anthem where the white schools have the prayer, pledge and national anthem in the 60's. in the supreme court took that out, took at the bible, the devil stepped in. you could listen to paul harvey. if i were the devil, t

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>> i play howard cosell. >> jimmy: howard cosell. >> you remember howard cosell? do. do you do the whole wig, the whole deal? >> i do the wig. i look like walter matthau. i didn't know i did a howard cosell necessarily until i got there. >> jimmy: everybody kind of does a howard cosell. >> exactly. of our generation, if i may say. >> jimmy: i know what you're saying. a lot of people don't know who howard cosell. but it's a great character to play. did you practice? did you review old tapes of howard? >> i did a little bit. and then i was actual -- i actually was able to talk to his grandson collin cosell, who i then cast in a movie i directed of bucky f'ing dent. >> jimmy: is that right? >> i did the full thing there. >> jimmy: collin is the pa announcer for the mets. >> wow, you're good. >> jimmy: and kind of sounds like howard cosell. >> a little bit. >> jimmy: it's always a little bit weird. >> i called collin. and i said what are the bullet points of the cosell imitation? and he gave them to me. >> jimmy: what are the bullet point? >> i don't remember them any

not one is more complicit than howard zinn and howard zinn is a name that deserves to be on the tip of the tongue in this moment of parental and grand parental rebellion that are seeing cause he single handedly trans formed the sf hiory in icanducation from, the discipline of surying facts and events to the display of reframe and inin to fit particular narratives, namely hiswn. he said he wanted to trans reformcan story goal. he said to denounce western civization and to convince american students to reject it. he said it, was mar this is pure neo marxism marked, he said. e region ofopesthe government of kings, the frenzy of money. it's catnip. by the way, i four uncles who valiantly fought in world war two i venerate their i'm assuming there are many people here this evening whose own parents or grandpa prince or members of your family foster were involved in world war two. whether they saw action or not served honorably. howard zinn wrote that america became involved in world war two and i'm quoting him to protect the imperial interests of the united states. can you imagine, please d

howard will by dr. howard was a member the company and used to be boston.ls and they came over to manage them.nd the old fellow was picking the logs of. they were taken by washington d.c. and i could not get such good views. the logs are going up. we will now go into the middle. notice the log was during the log off. we are not rolling the log. when the logog comes back, it is pulled down. hethis is the back side. there is lumber coming off it is 16 inches long. that is the way to get them out on the platform. they pulled him back and forth for eight or 10-inch. ♪♪ they are now cutting edging. ♪♪ missus some job. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ we are getting a ten by 12. ♪♪ ♪♪ we now haveof large edging that will come off. this is made from the log and it is 60 inches long. the back is turned off and made symmetrical. a couple of course are fastened down. notice the saw underneath. it is dropped down and it is toward the center about 15 and a half inches. it makes one edge fake. this is the expensive part where it is filed. it is 48 feet long, one and a quarter inch thick. the m

him howard cox. make of his comments? because you were particularly concerned about the safety of your daughter in london. weren't you? >> i've got to say, i really agreed everything agreed with everything that he was i'm much of was saying. i'm very much of a generation grew up in that. generation that grew up in that. if you had problem, you asked if you had a problem, you asked a policeman were on a policeman because they were on the beat. and that was one of the beat. and that was one of the things he was quite clear on, would be bringing on, that he would be bringing the outside the police the police outside of the police station putting them back on station and putting them back on the and makes you the beat. and that makes you feel secure when see feel more secure when you see them about. at the them out and about. at the moment, very rarely actually moment, you very rarely actually see out and so see policemen out and about. so i had an excellent i think he had an excellent point with that. d

a great job some of you in the audience know that howard university was named after oliver, otis howard who helped to found it. arguably replacing howard with douglas made no sense for a president who didn't want a radical in the job except that it was a way of getting douglas under johnson's control johnson never made a formal offer to douglas. he worked through back channels because he didn't want to be exposed as going after douglas. especially if douglas said that so douglas's third son charles ramon douglas who worked at the freeman's bureau in washington's dc was charged with asking his father if you would like the job as was william slade a stewart at the white house the courtship went on in letters for several weeks douglas made it clear. he didn't want the job and then he betrayed the privacy that johnson wanted by letting an anti-jobs in new york newspaper. no about the offer the editor of that newspaper wrote as follows the greatest black man in the nation did not consent to the tool of the meanest white for this prudence and firmness mr. douglas is entitled entitled to the t

howard and mills were built by doctor howard of boston who was a member of the boston mill and land companyo manage them. they've been under hiss hand since that day. the old fellow belongs up onto the slip is harrison. these rules were taken partly by doctor cain of washington d.c. he had a modern up-to-date camera i could not get such good views with the cheap one i purchased. the logs are going up on the chain. we will now go into the mill. notice the log at kicker throwing the logs off the live roll. when out rolling the logs onto the vamp sock carriage. whens the law that comes back it's turned down on the skid. this is the backside of the band saw for the solid lumber coming off the live roles pine boards 16 inches wide with square edge board going to the edger. that is the way we get them out on the loading platform. ♪ the life edge boards have to be edged. the logs are set on a shaft with guides which pull them back and forth to make six, eight, or 10-inch boards. ♪ now the trimmer. ♪ we are now cutting edging. ♪ has some job to keep the rules clear of the lumber. ♪ ♪ ♪ we are getti

howard thurman in 1935 was given the opportunity. the ymca student christian movement, great example of liberal internationalism to travel to south asia with his wife and another african-american couple. the highlight of the trip, a three hour visit with gandhi at, his retreat in bardoli, india. part of that conversation was the oft repeated message by gandhi. it will it may be through the -- that the unadulterated message of nonviolence since will be delivered to the world. thurman also had a mystical experience at the khyber pass, actually, this this particular travel, where he had a vision of a religious fellowship that would be capable of cutting across racial barriers. in 1944, he made that vision a reality by accepting leadership at the san francisco church for the fellowship of all peoples and in the interim thurman spoke widely of gandhi particularly at the fellowship house in philadelphia. he also taught many of the leading activists of the movement through his work at howard pauli murray, james farmer and he also became a c

this is a picture of howard. he lost an arm in the civil war he is a white man but was loved by black people. he was the commissioner of the freedom bureau based in washington d.c. which had offices throughout the south. was supposed to help black people in terms of education, legal a issues, money matters ad so on. congress at the freedom spirit is regarded as a very important institution. douglas and other thought howard to stay a good job some of you and the audience know howard university was named after oliver otis howard which was helped to found this. either way replacing with douglas made no sense for a president who did not want a radical job except it was way of getting douglas under johnson's control. majohnson never made a formal offer to douglas he works through the back channels because he did not want to be exposed with going after douglas. sent douglas third son charles worked at the freedmen's bureau in washington d.c. was charged if you would like the job as was william salai eight steward at th

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he was howard, right. because an old woman or something. well, he also blames blame stoneman, who's his cavalry commander, for not, you know, hooker is trying to, you know, divert blame from himself. well, yeah, i to just i took some just took some quick notes before i came tonight. and a very interesting thing and i think jim's comment about lee's masterpiece. but look at listen to these statistics you like statistics but hooker lost 17,000 men you know injure or killed captain, etc.. so about 13%. lee 60,000 men. he lost. 1200 or 12,821, which is 22% of his army. and the statistic that just blew my mind is i hadn't thought about this before, but the number of killed a chancellorsville hooker. lost 1606 lee lost. 1665. so lee actually more troops killed at chancellorsville than the hooker. and yet we do. we talk about it as a as a masterpiece because of what we've talked a masterpiece with huge ramifications the future because that gets us into another topic we get into the was lee did he use his troops in the way did he preserve troops or

howard baker's immediate reaction was that's not the ronald reagan i saw.t's not the ronald reagan i negotiated with. guess i will consider it because serious people every state but i don't think that's a priority and he looked around at the two of us that were there and he said if you think otherwise let me know. we went on about her business and a year later they had access to that transition report and we had a three or four-day --hiding important information from the american people and/or that we were spying on the president. two decades later bill o'reilly writes the same story, the same document and again we , howard and i more time, we days refuting that there was a coup or a cover-up or anything else than the 10 minutes we being briefed about a potential 25th amendment issue. the point i'm trying to make is the president's help is the third rail and that probably frustrates ath considered organized thoughtful process in some respects. clearly it did. clearly it did in the hinckley assassination attempt. on the other hand he shared with me materials

as a long briefing at howard's house the night before.of the briefer's who would talk to the outgoing aids who were about to lose their jobs because they had worked for then chief of staff john don regan said one first think you're going to have to do is to assess whether or not it should implement the 25th amendment. howard baker's immediate reaction was that is not the ronald reagan i saw the past two days but that's not the ronald reagan i negotiated with. yes we will consider it because serious people have raised it. but i don't think that is a priority. and he looked around at the two of us were there and see if either of you think otherwise let me know. we went on about our business. a year later jane mayer they wrote landside that access to the transition report. we had or three or 40 firestorm we were hiding important information from the american people. and or that we were spying on the presidents. two decades later, bill o'reilly writes the same story, same document. and again -- we had re- spent howard and i spent more time --

howard university named after howard. no sense on a radical in the job except it was a way to get douglas under johnson's control. johnson had made a small offer to douglas. he did not want to be exposed going after douglas. so, douglas third son who worked itat the bureau in washington, d.c. was tired of asking his father if he would like a job. william -- the courtship went on for severaln' weeks. douglas made it clear he did not want the job and then he kbetrayed the job that johnson wanted. letting the newspaper know about the offer. the greatest black man in the nation did not consent to becoming a fool to this. [inaudible] we now come to the controversy of the impeachment. johnson wanted to fire evidence under lincoln. itn was illegal and dan impeachable offense passed by the republican harvard in march of 1867. of office act, basically i will paraphrase. they have to be removed by the sender did not just the president and violating that would be seen as a misdemeanor which would be cause for impeachment. in 1868, j

the jackson state university athletic department during their season opener today, diddy attended howardversity, later earned an honorary doctorate degree, said if it wasn't for hbcus, he would not be here. remember, stephen curry helped start and fund the howard university golf program, which is thriving on both the men's and women's team. jackson state must have been motivated by diddy in that million bucks because as you watched right here on abc seven, they took care of south carolina state in blowout fashion. diddy is our toyota player of the game, toyota. let's go places. we're just 15 days now from the 49 ers regular season opener in pittsburgh. and yesterday, the 49 ers solidified their quarterback room to three, trading former number three overall pick trey lance to dallas for a fourth round pick. and we all know the story. by now, the 49 ers traded a haul of picks to move up in the 2021 draft to take lance, who is set to be the next face of the franchise for san francisco. but after years of injuries and just really inconsistent play not getting on the field, yesterday's presea

well, it p— >> christine howard well, it is. >> christine howard well, it is. >> brooks.etting any disagreement from me there, christine, but both christine, believe me. but both sides story here on gb sides of the story here on gb news and responding to the vandalism newly installed vandalism of the newly installed ulez cameras and the ulez cameras and claims the expansion wasting police expansion is wasting police resources, for resources, a spokesperson for sadiq person sadiq khan said the only person to police to blame for valuable police time resources being wasted time and resources being wasted deaung dealing with ulez camera vandalism are those who are taking part in this criminal activity and anyone irresponsible enough to encourage them. these people are risking a criminal record and serious injury and their efforts are pointless as was shown by the ulez expansion successfully going live this week . coming up going live this week. coming up , as the irish singer roisin murphy gives a grovelling and snivelling apology for saying that kids should be protected from

>> howard's view is shared by coursmall business —employed >> howard's view is shared by coursmall businessews us, the federation of small businesses also worries that card payment companies could charge firms more as competition from cash disappears with higher charges being passed on in the form of higher consumer prices is if we ended up with a cashless high street, then that is a big competitor to the card companies in terms of a payment method gone without that competitor, not really. that gives them more of a monopoly position. and so it's not that much of a stretch of the imagination that they could then put up their fees because for a retailer they may have no other way of taking payment since the covid payment out. since the covid pandemic , more and more shops, pandemic, more and more shops, cafes pubs only accept card cafes and pubs only accept card payments . yet 5 million of us in payments. yet 5 million of us in the uk still rely on cash every day, which accounts for 6 billion transactions a year. that's why gb news has launched our don't kill cash campaign . i our don't kill

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he lost his parents young lied about his age and got a scholarship to go to howard where. he majored in social sciences and he, too, became a teacher. and he taught and he worked in the post office and he was also a journalist. and through howard tice, again, activist ties, he an appointment in the jobs in in the new deal and eventually he's placed within the wpa right he heads up the largest jobs program for black americans in all of the great depression. al smith generated more jobs for black americans than any of the other programs in in in the entire new deal. so when but soon to rise it's all men. there's others i could you about but i don't have time right. but they're fragmented. they're divided by generation. robert vann is an old time, you know, political hack. right. and younger people are like, yeah, we're experts. that's why we're in here. and the younger people, the younger folks, weaver and hastie are ivy league and they recruit and bring up more ivy league appointees and but al smith is kind of off there by himself, kind of not really rotating in that circle

thank jim dale and howard thank you to jim dale and howard cox . but of course, both sides cox.oth sides of story here on gb news and of the story here on gb news and a for the mayor of a spokesperson for the mayor of london about imperial london said about that imperial college report, the ulez analysis engineering analysis from the engineering department only department at imperial only paints a partial not paints a partial picture, not accounting for the full lifetime impact of the scheme and only focusing on its immediate impact around its launch . so there you around its launch. so there you go . so who do you agree with on go. so who do you agree with on this? should the ulez expansion mark the end of the road for london's failed mayor? sean on twitter writes, yes, he should go. khan has absolutely go. sadiq khan has absolutely ruined his woke ulez ruined london with his woke ulez that not a single londoner wanted in the first place. it is another poll tax to fill his own pockets from elaine . absolutely pockets from elaine. absolutely how he has managed to be mayor for al

bev yeah, okay. >> howard cox from reform , thank >> howard cox from reform, thank you for talking tot tuning morning. if you are just tuning in, andrew pierce is in the studio as always today. and i'm down here in bromley in kent on one of the main high streets of dartford is actually the high street. meteorologist street. i've got a meteorologist here, be very here, face you'll be very familiar with jim dale is with us. jim listening the us. jim you're listening to the conversation. you conversation. obviously, you couldn't hear what howard was saying couldn't hear what howard was say i'm couldn't hear what howard was sayi'm aware what couldn't hear what howard was say i'm aware what what couldn't hear what howard was sayi'm aware what what he's about. >> but you know how how it feels about this and how who about this and how people who are pro car feel feel about this . like to give us . would you like to give us the other side as to why we to other side as to why we need to take measures? take these measures? >> first all, this is a >> well, first of all, this is a good day for lo

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so i told conservative friends, editor for the heritage foundation, paul weyrich, howard phillips and many others that we used to get together at my home for breakfast every wednesday, ten years. don't worry if taking me 20 years to learn how to do this, it's going to take them 30 or more years. because i'm smarter than they are not so within five years. roger craver and others on the left had caught up with the conservatives and now they have far surpassed us. in my opinion i wouldn't dream of flying an airplane with a pilot who had the skills that the average conservative marketer they just most people have learned it by their gut feeling. you know none of us would go to a doctor who learned medicine gut, you know, a seat of his pants. so, you know, the liberals are basically have about 20,000 single issue organizations, conservatives, about 1500. they raised 700% more money than we do from 100% more donors. well, yeah, talk about them as third force organization is correct. correct. which are one. i'm a big exponent of a third force organization, not third party, of course, but thi

called a few other people like him captain eddie of eastern airlines world war i hero jay howard pughthe oil company they all gave me money generously. i started writing letters. stu went talk about that a little bit. cold calling people on the phone voice to voice' >> that is not many. it was not me in the 20s it's not me almost 90 i do not like people asking for money. what you will write them a letter. >> and started writing letters and that seemed to work. and so i got a secretary they would write more letters and then hardly any of your viewers understand his mimeograph machines big rolled drum it would print a few hundred letters an hour or something like that that seem to work. then i got something computers nobody heard of in those days we started spitting out letters and after about a year end a half at buckley the young americans for freedom i began to focus entirely on direct mail. after a year end a a half i thought i knew everything to know about marketing. so i quit eight good job hung out my shingle and begin the first world direct mail political advertising agency. i t

howard shipman was convicted of a number of murders, 11.ry that happened in the inquiry of harold shipman was hundreds of deaths and it concluded that he was probably more likely than not involved in the deaths of hundreds of his patients. i think you a thing with lucy letby and the unit which normally saw about three deaths in a year, saw 13 deaths in the space of one calendar year not all of the steps resulted in murder charges in this case there might be some reasons for that it might be that the crown prosecution service felt there was not enough evidence to bring charges on all of the steps but to go from an average of three to 13 and a year, a leap of nearly five times that needs looking into and that's just extraordinary and a beggars belief that giving those numbers given those consultants were raising concerns with management those concerns are not acted on. another question is nhs trusts looking at what happened here and other direct lessons that can be learned already what i have to wait for the results of the inquiry? i really t