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., and by pfizerer, inc. >>> edward o'keefe, welcome to "firing line." >> it's a pleasure to be with you on this historic program. >> here is a short list of american politicians who have tried to adopt teddy roosevelt's mantle. president george w. bush, president barack obama, republican senator mitt romney, elizabeth warren, the progressive senator from massachusetts, josh hawley, the conservative populist senator from missouri. what is it about theodore roosevelt that attracts such different contemporary politicians to his political ethos? >> margaret, i like to say that theodore roosevelt is a rorschach test. what you see in him says more about you than it does about him. i mean, if you see the 1912 bull moose progressive, you're probably elizabeth warren. if you see the trust busting republican who ascends to the presidency atop the american century you might be josh hawley. that's kind of the incredible thing about theodore roosevelt is he is a unifying president, democrats, republicans, independents can all find something to love in tr. >> is it that he had such a long public

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corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. and by pfizer inc. - congressman ritchie torres, welcome to "firing line." - it's an honor to be here. - you represent a multiracial working class district in the bronx. a confluence of issues that are important to your constituents also lie at the center of the debate about the future of the country come november. immigration, inflation, israel. how is it that your district, which is a democratic district, is so on the nose of the issues that are most animating our national debate right now? - so i have the honor of representing the bronx, which is arguably the poorest county in the united states. it's ground zero for racially concentrated poverty. it's full of single mothers who are struggling to put food on the table and pay their bills and keep their family afloat, and who have been hit hard by challenges like inflation. but it's also a borough that's rich with resilience. and my belief is that if we can make government work for the poorest congressional district in america, we can make it work anyw

when you get an inc if you survive the hour, kudos to you. 24/7. welcome to my world.ife lisa were tireless champions for individuals affecte a.l.s. traveling to harrisburg and washington d.c.,ir story and advocate for a cure. their e extended beyond legislative halls as they supported a.l.s. researchinitiatives, raised public awareness and provided o families affected by the disease. through activism randy and lisa have profoundly impacted mmunity. randy graduated from high school 1982 are we played football, baseball and was on the diving team graduation, randy joined the marine corps and 1985. we extend our gratitude and dedication to our country. he was a loving husband to lisa, a father to calvin and victoria, a to all. randy will be deeply missed. we wish those who are grieving comfort and give know randy who positively impacted so during his 60 years. thank you, madam speaker. time. mr. bergman: thank mr. smucker. and thank you, madam speaker. i am honored to leads special order today to posttraumatic growth. i repeat. growth. june is posttraumaticness month and

authorizing the executive director to execute a fourth amendment to the lease agreement with venga, inc. (dba venga empanadas) for commercial/retail space on the ground floor of the transit center (suite 123). (8.4) authorizing the executive director to execute a sixth amendment to the lease agreement with transbay fitness, inc. a california corporation, dba fitness sf transbay, for commercial/retail space on the second floor of the transit center (suites 208 and 212). (8.5) authorizing the executive director to execute a second amendment to the agreement for independent auditing services with maze and associates to extend the agreement for one year with no change in the total authorized contract amount. (8.6) authorizing the executive director to execute amendment no. 3 to the agreement for physical security systems and maintenance with securadyne systems intermediate llc dba allied universal technology services to extend the agreement for one year for additional compensation of up to $384,200. (8.7) approving updated versions of board policy no. 003, budget policy, and board policy no

authorizing the executive director to execute a fourth amendment to the lease agreement with venga, inc. (dba venga empanadas) for commercial/retail space on the ground floor of the transit center (suite 123). (8.4) authorizing the executive director to execute a sixth amendment to the lease agreement with transbay fitness, inc. a california corporation, dba fitness sf transbay, for commercial/retail space on the second floor of the transit center (suites 208 and 212). (8.5) authorizing the executive director to execute a second amendment to the agreement for independent auditing services with maze and associates to extend the agreement for one year with no change in the total authorized contract amount. (8.6) authorizing the executive director to execute amendment no. 3 to the agreement for physical security systems and maintenance with securadyne systems intermediate llc dba allied universal technology services to extend the agreement for one year for additional compensation of up to $384,200. (8.7) approving updated versions of board policy no. 003, budget policy, and board policy no

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i want to echo president macron's tom ince | president macron's tom ince welcoming the return of theostages to their families in israel. we won't stop working until they are all home. —— comments welcoming the return. hugo bachega has more from tel aviv. a dramatic rescue and she's free again. 25—year—old noa argamani, captured by hamas on the 7th of october, and taken to gaza, is finally back in israel. he is she became one of the most well—known faces of this crisis. her kidnapping recorded in this video. today, her ordeal came to an end. this is her, reunited with her dad. translation: please don't| forget that there are another 120 hostages in captivity. we must release them and make every effort in any way to bring them to israel and theirfamilies. by the way, it is my birthday, look what a gift i got. also freed, andrei kozlov, who is 27. shlomi ziv, 40, and almog meirjan, 21. eight months ago they were in the nova music festival in southern israel when hamas gunmen attacked. more than 360 people were killed here. this morning, the israeli military carried out a raid of the nus

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