program was part of a tribute to the former vice president hosted by the university of minnesota's humphreyool of public affairs. moderating the conversation is richard moe, mr. mondale's former chief of staff. >> i'm humbled tonight by president carter's presence with us, despite his personal health challenges. i was honored to be his vice president and to be with him at the center of most of his central decisions. who succeeded over our years together where many other president/vice presidential teams have been shattered. what held us together is a deep shared common bond committed to truth and decency. and i never doubted the president's commitment to those values, and i don't doubt it today. we also succeeded because we always lived up to his promise to welcoming -- he lived up to his promise to welcome me into the center of his presidency. and to protect the dignity of my presence. he always, always kept that promise. we succeeded well for many of the reasons we'll discuss later tonight. we agreed on those issues. so i'm here with you tonight to celebrate the life of this remarkable am

made sure that vice president humphrey had a miserable time as vice president, after vice president humphreyly on expressed some disagreement or some different views about how the united states should handle matters in vietnam, president johnson stopped inviting him to meetings to discuss vietnam. and some of you may recall, there was a political satirist named tom lear who wrote a song called "whatever became of hugh hubert" and my favorite line from the song was when something like second fiddle is the hard part i know, when they don't even give you a bow. president nixon detected spero ag nu, there were presidents when president nixon would be talking to bob halderman and johner lickman and they would say agnew wants to meet with you and the president would say the president doesn't meet with the vice president. that is not his job. that is not part of the deal. president ford's nine months as vice president were probably the least happy time of his public service. he took on some commission work in the executive branch, commission on privacy, he did some legislative liaison, but he spent

made sure that vice president humphrey had a miserable time as vice president after vice president humphrey expressed expressed disagreement president johnson stopped inviting him to meetings to discuss vietnam's and some of you may recall the recent political name tom or whatever became of you hubert and my favorite line from the song was when something like second fiddles, is the hard part i know when they don't even give you a bulb. president nixon this tested sparrow at new. juliÁn, there will be conferences were president nixon would be talking to bob haldimand and john are lichtman and they would say that acne wants to meet with you and president nixon would say, the president doesn't meet with the vice president. that's not how it works. that's not his job, that's not part of the deal. president ford's nine months as vice president was probably the least happy time of his public service. he took on some commission work and the executive branch. he did some legislative liaison, but he spent much of the time traveling around the country, trying to help republican candidates who had bee

president johnson made sure that vice president humphrey had a miserable time as vice president. after vice president humphrey early on expressed some disagreement or some different views about how the united states should handle matters in vietnam, president johnson stopped inviting him to meetings to discuss vietnam. some of you may recall there was a political satirist named tom lear who wrote a song "whatever became of you, hubert?" and some part of the song says, the second fiddle you don't even know when they don't give you a bow. the president contested spiro agnew. early on there would be conferences where president nixon would be talking to bob haldeman, and they would say agnew wants to meet with you, and president nixon would say the president doesn't meet with the vice president. that's not how it works. that's not his job, that's not part of the deal. president ford's nine months as vice president were probably the least happy time of his public service. he took on some commission work, but he spent much of the time traveling around the country trying to help candida

nixon and humphrey were went to seek the presidency. and there were gallop polls were spirit at new cars -- but until we have to leave office. but from nixon to rockefeller, there's still work limitations. the primary role of the presidency of the vice presidency was to provide a successor to the presidency. the vice presidents were not part of the presidents inner circle. and vice presidents tended to feel pretty frustrated at under utilized in their positions. president eisenhower he wanted to dump vice president nixon from the ticket in 1956, and suggested to him he might charge his own course and his political future might be brighter if he took a cabinet position. but vice president nixon had no desire to leave the vice presidency. later in august of 1960, when vice president nixon was running for president, it was suggesting that there was a reason that people should vote for him instead of john kennedy. and also was because he had such extensive experience as vice president. the president eisenhower was asked at a press conferenc

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he managed to win an extremely narrow victory over humphrey.you go by popular vote, the margin of victory that nixon had over humphrey was less than the 2016 election. if you were trying to gauge the division in the country, that is a good measure. nixon, instead of ending the war, he expanded it geographically. in 1970, he sent troops over the border of vietnam into cambodia, and that had engendered a huge national student uprising against the war which ended in this tragic shooting at a university campus in ohio where national guardsmen killed four students. in 1971, in the spring, nixon decided to expand the war into laos, and that spawned another uprising in the antiwar movement, which led to the spring offensive. nixon viewed this as a serious political threat because he was at this point at the lowest approval rating of his first term. in early 1971, he even wondered if he would get his party's nomination again for the 1972 election. to him, the fact that hundreds of thousands of antiwar demonstrators were descending on washington, includ

he's our financial expert humphrey yang. humphrey, good morning to you. >> good morning, dan.f you can't file by may 17th, the due date, what do you recommend? >> yeah, so individuals can actually file for free an extension on the irs website and that also applies to small businesses, as well, like single member lcs and sole proprietorships so as long as you do it before monday you can get an extension until october 15th. if you do extend from october 15th, that doesn't excuse you from making estimated tax payments. however, it means you probably won't get a refund check until october 22nd at the earliest. >> there is an incentive to get moving here. the usps data show there were nearly 36 million address changes in 2020. i know we changed our address twice during 2020. if you move to another state, how does that affect your taxes? >> yeah, so generally if you reside in two states you need to file a tax return for both of those states. now, a common situation that happened in 2020 was that many people were working remotely and maybe they airbnb'd a place in denver. in that cas

busy into the sides and holding the field is like michael carrick and humphrey whenever used to their full potential thought that changing, they finally have the midfield mix to unlock the fences, but also bring that necessary work horse mentality and stability youngsters like phil photon and jack really provide that necessary spark while holding players like helping phillips and rice can do all the dirty with the with this sort of personnel southgate can finally field a creative and balanced commit filtering. for a long time, england's worst nightmare was a penalty shoes out and too many heartbreaks had scarred the fan. and the thieves i bought off of that shootout victory against columbia in 2018, woke up the monkey is now well in truly of that back to triple the as an english support i used to read matches going to penalties once that curse was broken and moscow i felt offensively beyond was i may have even said it's here. south cape has put a lot of effort into preparing his teams, working on real life, preston situations and training, and also trying to improve as play as mental

he came into the new hampshire hotel and did film commercials for gordon humphrey. he was accompanied by two aides who quickly disappeared so governor reagan and i just sat there inn the lobby and were in complete awe of this man. he was completely friendly and completely jovial. we talked about high school and college sports while we liked what we played and he was utterly charming utterly kind and here i was this 21-year-old kid talking to the national leader of american conservatism at the time and a leading senator for the republican nomination and he showed me nothing but kindness and generosity of spirit. those are memories that will be with me for the rest of my life. josÉ talked about how you sat down in the hotel lobby and chatted but you also recount and the last act the story about hi, post-presidency office and the phones were up correctly. >> guest: yes, that was a story that president reagan's chief of staff they had rented office space for former president reagan in century city and ironically there was a terrorist disaster. it was in the building and

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. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market. everyone so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic has been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to do things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. check out the shops and everything like that. >> and napa county remains in the orange tier. but the case count at last check is decreasing for the 3rd week in a row. so it looks like that they may be on their way to the yellow tier and we'll have to see before the governor may be those that color restrictions on june 15th. but you can just energy much different just jonathan than a year ago and even just a few months ago when things for flip-flopping all those orders so people are just really happy live in gayle ong kron 4 news willing to switch places with you. go to. >> head out to nap

acting quiz 1st if you imagine it in terms of the stock price it's fairly rocketed since humphrey took over for the club as a whole and myself personally. is a good mentor you know towards the spurs pressures young players you know he's a down to earth guy. he knows you know he was a player once only knows what. he won for leake titles in his 5 years of byron never a 1st rank star but always his own man as a former teammate and ultimately it was recalls. his he's not just pleasant hanzi he's very straightforward when he's got an opinion the stands his ground on it and other handy attributes for a head coach for 8 years like was assistant to national team coach who often live in 2014 they won the world cup together. as a vital cog in the chain for us back there and has he has great empathy for the players and he'll demonstrate it in crucial situations but he's also a communicator good at getting his message across for me. after that world cup pinnacle he moved into the administrative sphere a fresh challenge which didn't go to plan he stepped down as sporting director of the d.f.t. the

acting was forced if you imagine it in terms of the stock price it's fairly rocketed since humphrey took over for the club as a whole and myself personally. he's a good mentor you know you talk to disparage pressures young players you know the down to earth guy. he knows you know he was a player once so he knows what. he won for leake titles in his 5 years of byron never a 1st rank star but always his own man as a former teammate and ultimately it was recalls. his he's not just pleasant hanzi he's very straightforward where he's got an opinion the stands his ground on it and other handy attributes for a head coach for 8 years like was assistant to national team coach he often lurve in 2014 they won the world cup together. as a vital cog in the chain for us back there and has he has great empathy for the players and he'll demonstrate it in crucial situations but he's also a communicator good at getting his message across for me. after that world cup pinnacle he moved into the administrative sphere a fresh challenge which didn't go to plan he stepped down a sporting director of the d.f.t.

and holding midfield is like michael carrick and, and humphrey were never used to their full potential thought that changing. they finally have the midfield mix to unlock the fences, but also bring that necessary workforce mentality. and stability youngsters like fill photon, jack really provide the necessary spot by holding players like held them. phillips and jacqueline rice can do all the dirty work with this sort of personnel. southgate can finally field a creative and balanced commit filtering for a long time. england's worst nightmare was a penalty shoes out and too many heartbreaks had scarred the fans. and the teams i bought off of that shootout victory against columbia in 2018 woke up. the monkey is now well in truly of that back to see how the the thing and support the i used to read matches going to penalties once that costs was broken. and moscow i felt offensively free on was i may even shed a table to southgate has put a lot of effort into preparing his teams, working on real life, preston situations and training, and also trying to improve his play as mental health with

we know it as one of a very famous former minnesota senator once said, hubert humphrey, if you don't write history, someone else will write it for us. well, right now, the tech companies are writing our history. and you see it in the insurrection. and you see it in the misinformation about the vaccine. and it must stop. and the way you stop it is not to destroy them, please don't confuse my zel usness on this issue with wanting to bring down these major tech companies that have given us so much, it is about divesting their assets, putting traditions in place, allowing competitors to develop the bells and whistles on privacy and misinformation that they have failed to do. >> it's clear that you have recognized the anti-trust is not perhaps the sexiest issue on capitol hill or the easiest issue for voters to understand and digest. you even cite a segment from johnle ver. take a look at there. >> we seem to have forgotten how important antitrust is and are being forced to live with the consequences because this issue affects almost everything you do, angry at banks, or the industry is d

just ask tanker truck driver ray humphrey, a rare sight these days, replenishing the supply at this raleigh gas station. when he shows up, he draws a crowd. >> i went in, got a drink, come back out, they were here. >> reporter: just like that. >> magic. >> reporter: we found people who actually followed him here. did you see him coming? >> i saw him coming. >> reporter: and you lined up. >> and i came and lined up. >> reporter: the shortages may now be peaking as the colonial pipeline resumed operations after last week's ransomware attack. but washington d.c. remains hard hit with nearly three quarters of gas stations dry. in north carolina, it's 68%, and in virginiouara and mitingtomerso $20 purcs with fr coaif gasoline inside burst into flames.flames. back in north carolina, mike whalen just reopened his three gas stations that were out of gas. he says his fuel delivery was only a fraction of what he normally receives. >> i get 4,000 gallons, we will pump it out within a couple of hours. >> reporter: he reopened here about two and a half hours ago and has been slammed. the price for a gal

and neil thompson, he came into new hampshire to film commercials for gordon humphrey.was accompanied, governor reagan and i sat in the lobby incomplete are of this man, he was completely friendly, we talked about high school and college sports, we both agreed we didn't like it. he was utterly charming and kind. talking to the national leader of american conservatism for the republican nomination and nothing but kindness, to carry with me the rest of my life. >> host: you sat in a hotel lobby and chatted with him. you recount in "last act: the final years and emerging legacy of ronald reagan," the phones were hooked up correctly. >> guest: president reagan's chief of staff's post presidency, and office for former president reagan in century city and showing a terrorist disaster, the secret service was none too impressed the officer was chosen to happen. but it will tie in this building, the office was being assembled and reagan was not supposed to be in office for several weeks. he was fired from the presidency and lots of interviews and as you can imagine, here i am, w

that was hubert humphrey's job, not exactly a top priority.and yet since then, presidents have given vice presidents some big tasks. this is the first one, immigration is the first one. vp harris has a tough job. nobody has done this well before. dealing with three countries, the northern triangle, that are in terrible trouble any way you look at it, which after all, that is why people get up on foot and leave their countries, things are pretty bad. we will see what she can do there. this is the first big test. the other question would be, will she get some kind of ongoing job from the president? al gore had reinventing government and almost all of climate change was in his bailiwick, and he had basically where the president said this is yours and i will not second-guess you. it remains to be seen not just what jobs harris gets but what kind of a tommy she has -- autonomy she has. a friend of mine talks about how people were always trying to run around al gore to go to bill clinton only to find out bill clinton say to them, ask al. they though

i love my son but he's no humphrey bogart human. you know our brother turned out to be a bit of a great bogart you you're well he swore you were collar and you were action well i think about the untouchables and to me it's one of the great characterizations we'll talk to him about that we'll talk about the paul a little we'll talk about as i said the new show rebel it airs thursdays 10 pm on a.b.c. give it a tumble he plays cruz and also talk to him but directing it i think is about the parent more of a hispanic tilt a father of the bride that sounds like fun all that with our guest andy garcia right after this on dennis miller plus one. questions earth's new question. numbers. and endless as the sun. brings all the. distance. if draw. remains in question. and an ocean of stories even the news worth knowing can overwhelm you. you can even use your way i know you want it all so let me bring you back. it's easy just. play. could you source a story about the fact that delayed maxwell will likely take others doubt i guarantee you there'

i love my son but he's no humphrey bogart you know. you know my brother turned out to be a bit of a great bogart you you're always swore you were power and you were action well i think about the untouchables and so me it's one of the great characterizations we'll talk to him about that we'll talk about the poem a little we'll talk about as i said new show rebel whatever stories those 10 pm on a.b.c. give it a tumble he plays cruz and also talk to him about directing and i think it's about the poor and more of a hispanic tilt a father of the bride that sounds like fun and all that with our guest andy garcia right after this on dennis miller plus one. of. the corporate parasites in power today might think of troll will continue forever whether they're right or wrong we have to keep fighting question more. 'd 'd i think the average viewer just after watching a couple segments understands that we're telling stories in our critics can't tell them you know why because their advertisers won't let them. in order to create change you have to be

who was asked by lyndon johnson to chair the american beauty and tourism, that was hubert humphrey'sjob not a top priority. and since then presidents have given their vice-presidents some pretty big tasks. this is the first one, the immigration is the first one. vp harris has got a tough job. nobody has really done this well before deal withing-- dealing with three countries, the northern triangle in terrible trouble, after all, that's why people, you know, get up on foot and leave their countries is things are pretty bad in those countries. so, we'll see what she can do there. this is a first big test. the other question will be, will she get some kind of ongoing job from the president? al gore had reinventing government and he had all of this, all of the climate change was in his baliwick and he has a relationship, as did cheney, basically the president said, you do it, this is yours and i won't second guess you. so it remains to be seen not just what jobs harris gets, but what kind of autonomy she has in those jobs. one of my old colleagues from the -- from the clinton gore admini

i i love my son but he's no humphrey bogart you know. you know our brother turned out to be a bit of a great bogart you you're always swore you were power and you were action well i think about the untouchables and to me it's one of the great characterizations we'll talk to him about that we'll talk about the call a little we'll talk about as i said the show rebel whatever stories days 10 pm on a.b.c. give it a tumble he plays cruz and also talk to him about directing and i think he's got the clear and more of a hispanic tilt a father of the bride that sounds like fun all that with our guest andy garcia right after this on dennis miller plus one. hi folks joe name is here and if you're on medicare this is important you're now entitle to eliminate co-pays and get dental care dentures eye glasses prescription coverage in home a unlimited transportation and home delivered meals all at no additional cost plus your zip code may have coverage with the give back benefit that adds money back to your social security check every month i call to ge

i love my son but he's no humphrey bogart you know. you know your brother turned out to be a good of a great bogart you were you you always swore you were power and you were action well i think about the untouchables and so i mean it's one of the great characterizations we'll talk to him about that we'll talk about the poem a little we'll talk about as i said the new show rebel whatever stories those 10 pm on a.b.c. give it a tumble he plays cruz and also talk to him about directing and i think it's about the poor and more of a hispanic tilt a father of the bride that sounds like fun all that with our guest andy garcia right after this on dennis miller plus one. for so much going on and i don't think when's the last time you had a real bird's eye view of. the u.s. beef or and just hours of bickering just give me 30 minutes i'll take you across the globe. you are thinking you are finally changing that you will understand you're tired of networks and the word news will leave you. with the intent of the. person they are. no matter what th

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and his people there people that work very close him david humphreys, william jackson, these are names not big in history. they were his personal aides are suddenly engaged in these conversations. and they are trying to assist in making a deal. and then you have jefferson getting involved. i think the thing people tend to forget jefferson and hamilton work for him. they were his secretary of state and secretary of the treasury. they were in his cabinet. they were trying to get the deal he wanted. so they have this dinner i suspect there was a dinner. i'll think jefferson made that up. but it did not finish the deal. it was basically a dinner among washington's three closest allies of the moment the secretary of state, secretary of the treasury in james mattis has been as close as political advisor for the preceding five years. they do agree this can be done. that there is a way to horse trade the votes and make it happen. and ultimately takes about a month before it actually happens to get all the votes lined up correctly. but it does. saying i am always surprised, people do not seem t

they were married, apparently, by father daniel humphreys, who also baptised wilfred.ly wore a long white dress without a veil, and boris is described as looking very dapper in a suit. always nice to have a wedding on the front pages, and this is certainly quite a wedding. i front pages, and this is certainly quite a wedding.— front pages, and this is certainly quite a wedding. i was taking a look at this story — quite a wedding. i was taking a look at this story on _ quite a wedding. i was taking a look at this story on the _ quite a wedding. i was taking a look at this story on the daily _ quite a wedding. i was taking a look at this story on the daily mail's - at this story on the daily mail's website, and they remind readers that this is the prime minister's third marriage, and that he has had... i can't quite remember the adjective, but either a active or colourful private life. it is adjective, but either a active or colourful private life.— colourful private life. it is an interesting _ colourful private life. it is an interesting one, _ colourful private life.

deadly humphrey joins us with the first word news. >> the u.s. joining other world powers in calling for an end to the violence in israel and the gaza strip. prime minister netanyahu is a the fighting will continue, saying israel will do whatever it takes for the security of its people. pressure on president biden to condemn israel. or than 190 people have died in gaza and 10 in israel. singapore is closing most in school classes because of a speck of virus cases, the highest number of infections in more than a year, including some currently unlinked. taiwan also facing a surge in untraceable infections not imposing rules as strict as some neighbors. there are fears it will stifle the economy growth. sources tell us at&t is planning to spin off its media business and merge it with discovery. it is a surprise reversal for the company that spent $85 billion to acquire the asset less than three years ago. a deal may be announced as soon as this week, combining discoveries reality empire with hbo and others could create a formidable opponent to netfl

i was working on the campaign and gordon humphrey was considered by everybody at the time is a long shot and actually ended up winning. over his incumbent, 6000 votes and reagan came up to campaign and obviously it was a very important primary and reagan did win new hampshire 1980 and he came up to campaign and ran for the election of the time and he came in to the hampshire hybrid hotel and did a phone commercials for humphrey and i was there in the lobby and is accompanied by two aides and so governor reagan and i just lobbying and you know, had been in this man for many years. he was completely jovial we talked about high school college boards only light. and about the weather and have he was utterly charming and kind. and there he was just the 21 -year-old kid talking to the national leader of american conservatism. leading contender for the republican nomination and he gave me nothing but kindness and generosity of his spirit. that was a memory that will carry with me for the rest of my life. it. peter: you talk about how you set his hotel lobby and chatted with him and you also acc

not celebrate with them. years ago, the allowing sled to turkey to escape serious assad regime. humphrey hoped to return home soon after monica. but to this day, the relative can offer them little hope. they think president bashar assad continue to rule syria, remove michelle. one moment good as long as the sod remains and power, i won't consider returning. the government stands for murder, destruction, unexposed. and who had with him in power that will never be peace, always bucket with my name feet. but this is what a sad called peace. many parts of a little the allow is home city, lie in ruins. aleppo is under the control of government troops. but most of its residents have fled. many live in turkey like the allow in syria mohammed allow we've earned a good living as a sign painter. in istanbul, he repairs motorcycles to get by his children haven't been able to go to school for 2 years now. kind of what the money i earned just covers the parent necessities as you can on the again this year we couldn't buy a children new clothes, the holidays. but he, syria, it's even harder than here.

. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market. everyone so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who is visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic. it's been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. >> check out the shops and everything like that. >> napa county remains in the orange tier. but health officials say weekly covid-19 cases have been decreasing for the 3rd week in a row their way closer to the less restrictive yellow tier just in time for summer in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> 7.22 is the time. coming up on the kron 4 morning one man making a long trip from sausalito to hawaii on the kayak. we're going to have video of the start of his journey. coming up. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goe

a guy named hubert humphrey, a guy who was ambivalent about the war in vietnam but went on to carry on the policies went on to win the nomination. opposing him as a republican who had been around the political bush more than a few times named richard mill house nixon. nixon who lost kennedy in 1960, he lost his bid to become governor of california 1966 but richard nixon is not an easy got to make disappear. he comes back from the political dead. he wins the republican nomination, and he does something tricky. i'm not gonna be able to say much more today but he does something very interesting. now nixon had made his bones politically as a fierce anti communist. as a guy who would always stand up to the threat of soviet communism by 1968 the war in vietnam was wearing thin with again not just radicals, not just young people, more and more americans. they don't want to betrayed the troops. they don't want to give up on their vision of what the united states stood for. they certainly did not have a radical critique of american foreign policy but my gosh, the war had been going on now for m

. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market.veryone so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic has been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to do things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. >> check out the shops and everything like that. >> lot of people out today say it's just the littleethings like being out in public again, like you heard from that couple. napa county remains in the orange tier. but health officials say weekly covid cases have been decreasing for the 3rd week in a row. so they are slowly may be inching their way to the less restrictive yellow tier just in time for summer live in napa. gayle ong kron 4 thank you. >> feeling samples. bring the back. now let's take a look outside. >> just get not bridges are heading up me to be their note. i mean, you know, th

know, who had been white house communications director gary bauer even people like senator gordon humphrey conservative from new hampshire are saying, you know, we cannot be appointing people to federal commissions because of their bedroom habits. but this is fine, you know there is in fact an openly gay member of this commission and as someone tell one of the white top officials at the white house tells the new york times. he's there because nancy reagan insisted that he be there. we have about 12 minutes left so many stories and we can't get to even a small handful of them, but i do want to get on the record her role in around contra. you know, i think that chapter is really the heart of my book. when iran-contra happens and nancy reagan, you know her big allies in the west wing were james baker and michael debert. they were her allies. they were also her early warning system. system. but by the second term when captioning performed by vitac this white house chief of staff running the west wing, her intelligence network is essentially shut down. so she is shocked to discover there's this