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recognizing that imaginative talent.m the reports of misfiring and indiscriminate layoffs in the federal workforce this is not the concern of businessmen donald trump and elon musk. but qualities like imagination matter in public service. catastrophes are often blamed on a failure of imagination. missing the warnings before the attacks of 9/11, the financial crisis of 2007, covid-19. the head of the secret service said a failure of imagination allowed the assassination attemt on donald trump. bureaucracies can stifle imagination. that's what musk is trying to eradicate, but so can arrogant newcomers. they think they know better until a veteran saves them from themselves. a little imagination would've avoided firing nuclear weapons staff during a critical modernization effort or usda officials during a bird flu outbreak. those mistakes by musk's team we are told are being addressed but the deeper question is whether a lack of imagination will become embedded after the firings are over. if so, we might not need to wait for

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yeah, i could imagine. i don't have any memory of it happening, but could i imagine my mom ever snatching a book out of another kid's hand or telling somebody else's kid what they could or couldn't read? that's not my mom. yeah. do you think there's too much politics around a kids right now? you know, i think that, like, like everything else, they're they're they're the stuff gets fed into politics for sure. but most of my time is spent with actual kids who, you know, politics and their lives. it plays out differently. of course it affects it. but kids don't vote. they don't have a lot of power in the system generally. they don't have a lot of power. right. they they can't drive. they can't go places on their own. i'm not advocating for kids driving, by the way. that is not a policy position of mine. but if you're a kid, you can't spend money and, buy the books you want to read, write when you're a kid, you are constantly at the mercy of adults who are telling you what to do. and i think literature is one o

i will put as optimistic a imagine that at impossible to imagine that at the acquirements hamas and israel many hostages, deep is ernie's estimate there are 59, half of whom are probably no longer alive, civilians and soldiers, whom are probably no longer alive, civil the and soldiers, whom are probably no longer alive, civil the war, ioldiers, whom are probably no longer alive, civil the war, and ers, the end of the war, and israel's release of a large number of palestinian prisoners and the withdrawal of forces from gaza, i see no way that is likely to occur. the options are to extend phase one, which i think the israelis would are to extend phase one, which i think th to ;raelis would are to extend phase one, which i think th to simply nould are to extend phase one, which i think th to simply delay and are to extend phase one, which i thin that:o simply delay and are to extend phase one, which i thin that neithery delay and hope that neither hamas and that hamas has no desire hope that hamas has no desire to see this deal come crashing down, but it me that down, but it strikes me that t

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you can probably imagine. you probably witnessed it.ing news stories in the community, you can feel the fear that is being felt by a lot of the immigrant community. alejandra: yes, of course. that's why at the consulate our main goal it's to inform; to have information to our community, to keep them informed, to support them, to giving the documents that they need. and also we have a special program, a legal program in the protection department. so if there's a need to have some legal assistance that--we can also provide that need. damian: we are showing video of the protest and the march that happened this past tuesday in san josé by students at overfelt high school and then some community members. but you have direct orders from the president of méxico, is that correct, president sheinbaum, you and the other consul generals, to make sure that th protections that are afforded to the mexican nationals are provided to them. alejandra: yes, of course. we are committed to do that. we want to remember our community that there is a consular

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but i think the failure to imagine being wrong, the failure to imagine the consequences of failure weres this whole notion of the failure to imagine failure. -nasa's trying to move forward after tuesday's blistering report, blaming it for failing to prevent the shuttle columbia tragedy. -nasa stands accused of complacency of a flawed safety culture of major management failures. technical failures, but also about a human failure. -nasa had conflicting goals of cost, schedule, and safety. it's our view that clearly there is still evidence of a silent safety program with echoes of challenger. -they knew about the foam, they could take pictures, and people chose not to. felt almost like they had betrayed him. -why? why? the only reason was because of the way they made decisions within that culture. -i felt angry. i mean, i just was extremely disappointed. -pure grief and sadness turned into anger and disgust. it kind of became this inner struggle in me of, "how can i hate this thing that my dad loved so much?" ♪ -well, it goes without saying that we were all trying to do the right thing all

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imagine this thing running on our superfast xfinity mobile network. it can do multiple things with a single command. —with google gemini. let me try it. add recipes with overripe bananas to my “dessert ideas” note. that's what you chose to ask it? i had other things planned. ask how to get up to one thousand dollars off the new samsung galaxy s25 ultra with xfinity mobile. >> hi, i'm richard lui with a news update. marco rubio off to central america for his first international trip as us secretary of state. he will discuss president trump's top priority curbing illegal immigration, and the message that the us wants to regain control of the panama canal, and the ntsb saying a preliminary analysis of the flight data recorders. recovered from this week's crash near dca airport in washington, that it indicates there may have been a quick and sudden attempt by the plane to avoid collision. officials say they also recovered a device from the military helicopter. 67 people were killed. for now, people were killed. for now, ba welcome back. i'm craig melvin.

he's a brilliant guy, a great guy, tremendous imagination and scientific imagination.really cares for the country and i saw that early on. really a long time ago when i got to know him. he's a very different kind of character. >> jesse: elon is trying to run boomer the government. like going to your grandparents house, throwing out their vcr and their stacks of tapes. just downloading netflix for them. here grandpa, you just hit this button and press select. by the way give me your phone because you don't use all of those apps and please stop sending your social security number 2 nigerians. d.c. insiders say "this is not the same government it was a month ago." two billionaires with an army of ways kids using ai to finally shine a spotlight on where our money has been going. the government has been balancing the checkbook along hand in a black ledger that no one is allowed to see. we can't have the golden age without living in the modern age. >> they sign a contract and a government agency and it has three months and the guy leaves that signed the contract and nobody e

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so, you know, to imagine these characters, to imagine our connection in general is what is essential to me. but beyond that, again, i really want us to respect what happens in the middle passage. i want us to remember what happens and i want us to be able to is to and to keep that, that net via the atlantic ocean between the african experience and the black dashboard variance. i want to tie this back into the be now where we are to the black civilization museum, but also to visit car be, you know, how important is it for you to have this here right here into the car, senegal, just as a has for you to be able to come to be here, you know, i have friends right now that are at glory islands at the slave dungeon there and at all the dungeons, the ones and gone a minute for me. it was, i mean, of the 1st time at some point you stand at a place, it's called the, the door of no return. and that doorbell, no return, is a very small door that they would leave the insulated peoples shackled out of the dungeon and onto the sleeping vessels and the doors, the gate of no return, just the word it

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imagine the next defendant is a congressman who is a democrat.s case without prejudice. so it'll just like this case, it will be hanging over your head. and here's what you have to do. every time there's a vote. you vote the way we tell you. you vote with the republicans under this theory that is unreviewable by the courts. it is permissible. it is. this is the sort of there's a reason. i mean, i'm sort of tongue tied here because this is the reason you're seeing career people. >> of all political. >> persuasions saying, i cannot participate in this. it's that prospect that emil bovÉ had the temerity to stand in court and say, and that is why. this decision that judge ho has to make. >> is so important. >> yeah. and he in a way, in, in his argument in court, was already locked into that position by danielle sassoon in her resignation letter where she accused him of engaging in a quid pro quo, describing the quid pro quo. and his memo actually makes the quid pro quo what? his own writing makes it very clear. and so he had no idea that any of that

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so you can imagine the impact this has had on them. so tonight, you know, we are grieving with the people here in the northeast who are impacted by this tragedy, and the impacts are far reaching. i mean, not only did the people on the plane perished, people were injured who were near near this crash. take a look. this is a piece of debris. we are told by an employee at a nearby diner that a man was sitting inside when this piece of debris went flying through the window, striking the man, he started to bleed. thankfully, he was okay. he was taken to be treated at a hospital, but his injuries weren't too serious. so that just shows you, you know, just the impacts of this. we also know in terms of that plane, the people that were on board the company who owns the plane, jet rescue, air ambulance tells us six people were on board. four were crew members pilot, copilot, physician, paramedic and a young girl and her mother. we're told that young girl was from mexico and was here in philadelphia to receive life saving treatment. shriners chil

terrifying to imagine being in that position. the plane was heading to toronto from minneapolis, striking the landing strip before catching fire and then turning sideways. investigator es are still looking into what caused the plane to actually flip. one man who was on the flight was on his way to a paramedics conference in toronto. he called the landing forceful and said human instinct kicked in as everybody tried to help each other off of the plane. >> as we made our decent and made touchdown, it was just a very forceful event where all of a sudden everything just kind of went sideways and then next thing i know is kind of a blink and i'm upside down still strapped in. the one minute you're landing, kind of waiting to see your friends and your people and the next minute you're physically upside down and just really turned around. but it sounded, i mean, it was just cement and metal, you know? >> no time to be scared? >> oh yeah, plenty of time, yeah. i think the absolute initial feeling is just need to get out of this. took my