during the 46 indiana, he mustered into union service in october of 1861 and receives training in indiana before again joining the union army, moving down the mississippi river. he is he and his unit are actively engaged in several of the early battles in that that theater, including a battle for island number ten, which was a fortified island. the confederate army had built up to try to prevent any ships from going by that they fight to to take to open up the way the this specific letter written june 10th, 1863. details some of the nonstop campaigning that john wesley had experienced with his unit. and he uses this letter to form the family of wound he had received. he writes, we found them. i found th referring to the confederate army at a place called the champions hill. ere is where i got wounded. a musket ball struck me on my right side, just above the hip. we lay there three weeks. this letter helped dispel some rumors that had reached indiana that he'd actually been killed in the battle champion hill battle that preceded what would be the siege of vicksburg and the the this ability

he joins the 20th indiana infantry. he serves along the east coast in the eastern theater of the war, mostly in virginia. we have john wesley walters, the youngest of the brothers. he joins the 46th indiana infantry and he's stationed in, at the time, the western theater, which is actually the mississippi river. and these three brothers are literally sent to the three corners of the war. they're as geographically separate as they can be. and it only makes that network of communication even more important. and then finally, we have john louderback. he's in david's company. he eventually becomes the commanding officer of david's company. but through his letters, we were able to decipher that some of david's early letters are most likely written by him. so most likely dictated by david. but written by john louderback to send messages home and the as we follow these letters through the conflicts, you really start to see the individual personalities come through. you see different penmanship, different grammar, different phr

in 2012, he was elected governor of indiana. he enacted record tax cuts while increasing school funding, expanding school choice, and creating the first, state-funded pre-k plan in indiana. before public service, vice president pence was host of the mike pence show, a syndicated weekly talkshow and public affairs program. following his remarks, he will take your questions. you can join the conversation on social media by tagging @ geopolitics. today's event is sponsored by young america's foundation. please join me in welcoming to the stage vice president mike pence. [applause] >> usa. >> usa. mr. pence: thank you for that warm welcome. thank you, grace, for that overly generous introduction. good to see so many people tonight. i want to thank young america's foundation and georgetown's institute of politics and public service for inviting me. the introduction i prefer is a little bit shorter. i am a christian, conservative and republican in that order and i'm honored to be at georgetown university. [applause] again, thank you f

he's joining the 46th indiana. he mustered up service october. -- before, before moving -- up an animosity river. he is actively engaged in several of the early battles from that the other, including battle ford island number 10 which was fortified island that the confederate army had built up to try to prevent any ships from going by. they failed to open up the way. this specific letter was written in june 10th 1863 and a detailed on top campaigning that john lindsey had experience with his unit. he uses this letter to inform the family of a wound he received. he writes, we found them, referring to the confederate army, at a place called the champions hill. there is where i got wounded. basketball struck me in my right side just above the hip. we listen to three weeks. this help dispel amash median that he had been killed -- the -- evolution of hounds who newest a relief -- not explain that to me start in the battlefield for so long he eventually moved to lower hospital okay. he also really saw rachel how glad he

he was elected governor of indiana. he enacted tax cuts while expanding school choice in creating the first pre-k plan and indiana state history. before entering public service he was an attorney and host of the mike pence show, syndicated talkshow. following his remarks, he will take your questions and discussion moderated by mo lacey is dissected of director of geopolitics. you can join the discussion with the #pence at geo. -- gu. please join me in welcoming to the stage, vice president mike pence. [applause] usa. usa. usa. thank you for that warm welcome and that generous introduction. i am humbled by it. vp pence: it is good to see so many people out tonight and i'm grateful for your time. i want to think a particular young americans foundation at georgetown's institute of public service to allow me to be at this historic institution. the introduction i prefers a little bit shorter. i'm a christian, a conservative and republican in that order and i'm honored to be at georgetown university. [applause] again to the g

i was pumping gas in hobart, indiana not long ago. i helped a woman who had children in the vaccine and asked her what the impact of gasoline prices was on her family budget. she said i don't work, i am home with the kids, my husband has a good job. but she said we have been going to the food bank twice a week because of gasoline prices, because there gasoline budget comes right out of their grocery budget. maybe one of the most troubling developments of the past year has been this administration's embrace of the woke left's assault on culture and values. i collected the intolerance of tolerance -- i call it the intolerance of tolerance. i don't have to tell conservatives about the assault on free speech on most campuses. that is one of the reasons georgetown is to be commended, for creating this institute in facilitating its dialogue. [applause] when it comes to free speech, thomas jefferson probably said it best. he said, as long as we may think as we will let because we will, the condition of man will proceed in improvement. freedo

in indiana. then you talk to senator young and he says, i believe in states rights, it is up to the governor. that is the hoosier two-step. i think our u.s. senators should take the lead on this issue so we can stop arresting hoosiers, putting them in jail, for having a plant in their pocket. sen. young: the issue of spending was brought up. in the event it doesn't come up again, discretionary spending is consistently going down. the annual spending that congress appropriates is going down since i first came into public office. i would also note that the uptick in spending has been referred to was a result of a global pandemic. it is the job of the government to help people in a global pandemic. what would they have cut? operation warp speed? mr. sceniak: he claims that the spending is just -- the pandemic. there was some spending with the pandemic, yet, it continues. absolutely ridiculous spending that he has sown --shown a bipartisanship with the democrats. yeah, it was part of it, but what he

of the ukrainian union, gathered up to one and a half hundred people, the ukrainian community in indiananot exist like this, you lead chicago or new york. and here we have realism at the beginning of march, maybe around 150 people came. maria was shy and emigrated to the usa when she was a schoolgirl. she lived most of her life in the united states, however, she says that she remains ukrainian in her heart. maria spends at least three days every week volunteering for the ukrainian community, i will tell you the truth . i say that i have already settled my life here. yes, i have a family. i have children, but how did it happen to ukraine? it just hurts. the girls say that the work in the organization was divided into three components: cultural, educational and they organize public activities, among other things, a festival of ukrainian culture, they celebrate the national holidays of ukraine until defender of the fatherland day, in particular, on october 14, they brew ukrainian beer , they plan to direct the profit from the sale to charity in ukraine . in the ukrainian style, you asked th

i'm proud to have gary, indiana, in our district.think about the pilot of the people hurting pause of these economic choices, this is a plan that has no action behind it. the congressman has no plan, but butif you go to my website thers a plan to help figure out economic processes to move forward. i'm disappointed in the hypocrisy that the congressional black caucus continues to provide, because they don't have a plan, and they would rather continue to crush people because it's all about, again, their power and the liberal elites versus regular america, people who want to stay in power, although they are doing absolutely nothing to make progress on the mission they talk about. >> tucker: well, of course. if they cared, they'd be talking about gary, indiana, not ukraine. but they don't care, and that's obvious. jennifer-ruth green, thank you. we pretty much stopped playing video of joe biden breaking down in public, saying bizarre things, garbled sentences, but the clip we're about to show you we couldn't resist because it's too unbel

but then you went to indiana university. why did you go to indiana?because pitt didn't have a full undergrad business program, and i saw a list of the top 10 undergrad programs and picked out the cheapest one, and it was indiana and i went there sight unseen. rubenstein: now when you we there, you started a bar, and it was a very successful bar? cuban: well, kind of successful. so my--i always--like, my parents didn't pay for my school. my dad sent me 20 bucks a month, and i had to figure out how to pay for things one way or the other. sometimes, i was able to get scholarships. other times, you know, just saving money from jobs i had. other times, it was a hustle. you know, my junior year, i paid for a semester by doing a chain letter, and that got my second semester of my junior year paid for. my senior year--and we also used to throw parties my junior year, and so i made a lot of money doing that as a party promoter, and then one of the bars where we used to throw parties, a place called the silver dollar, we went to them. they were struggling, and

the suspect now under arrest tonight for allegedly killing the two teenagers on a hiking trail in indiana. they say the suspect was hiding in plain sight for five years. >>> tonight, the supreme court hearing two cases challenging affirmative action in higher education in the u.s. what the justices signaled today and terry moran at the court. >>> eight days until the high-stakes midterm elections. tonight the states with close senate races that will determine who controls the senate. former president barack obama and his argument on social security in wisconsin. former president trump on jobs and the economy. >>> tonight, the war in ukraine, russia launching more than 50 missiles on civilian targets. the capital of kyiv in the dark for much of this day. 80% of the city without water for a time. >>> the major upset in brazil tonight, some have called him the president trump of south america. brazil's president voted out. but that country still has not heard from him. matt rivers is there. >>> here at home trick-or-treat, the powerball jackport worth a billion now and our made in america ha

indiana isal m all messed up. bend in the north and -- in the south, and french lick ain't all that about what it cracked up toking either. >> that is great. >> a great state. let us know how do you thank you. >> thank you. kennedy: no one is entitled to you vote, you vote for who you want to. >> president biden admitting his age is a concern for voters. he turns 80 next month, so young. i'll tell you why he is riddled with problems, my memo is next. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure our fees so we do better when our clients do better. that might be why most of our clients co

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she made a plan to move home turf family indiana. her kids, ages 6 to 7, but stay with jarred for the summer and join her life. >> what should they didn't get? >> yes, she was, absolutely. she was young, so course should want to be alone. >> in fact, before we moved indiana should already met a guide online, who lived out there. he was going to help remove. >> he's gonna come down to georgia. he had made plans. bought a plane ticket. >> that brings us back to sars apartment, and the bloody bedroom. >> as harris moving day approached. kendra noticed her friends and daily text and phone calls had stopped completely. >> i don't talked on the second, on the 30 massacre, and i got nothing. sounds like, okay, she's busy. cÔte d'ivoire >> she ditched me here? >> i thought, okay. she dropped a phone of the toilet. but then, you think about, okay well there are other phones in the world. or send me an email, hey, i'm not ignoring you. >> similar was wary to. she'd helped plan a good five party for sierra at the hospital. but sarah never showe

the most famous of these was new harmony, indiana. it was founded in 1825 by a wealthy british industrialist by robert owen, one of the founders of the movement that came to be called utopian socialism. it got that name because the founders of the movement believed socialism could be achieved without class struggle but rather by example. that society could work in a different and better way and as with ralph waldo emerson's better mousetrap the world would be the path to your dorm. marks and angles dismissed this is utopian and the term stuck. marks and angles for once were right. owen put his money where his mouth was, he bought an entire town, 20,000 acres in the southwest corner of indiana plus the buildings and infrastructure through a german religious sect to the decided to relocate, he paid 150,$000, a substantial fortune in the 1820s. people were expected to provide household goods, invest capital enterprises that would promote community independence and social equality. they would work for the community and be paid in credits

and it is very clearly notionals indiana's 1st congressional district. >> i've been to gary, indiana.. it's one of the toughest places i've ever been in my life in i this or any other country. lif it's overwhelmingly. african-american. ca's really bad. i would say. has the what is the democratic partyy done for gary, indiana? done ever? >> you know what? we have some amazing people, in. that live in gary in gary,t indiana. i believe i have some amazing lovends, some people that love god , love g wserve bo others ws both. and i am proud to have gary,trit indiana, in our districthink. f but when i think aboutf the reality of people that are hurting because of these economiconomicthis i choices, td plan that has no action behindif it. the congressman has no plan but if you go to georgia gop, e you will see a plan, a plan to help figure out the economice ou processes that need to movedisap forward.oi and i'm disappointed in in the hypocrisy that the congressional the hypocrisy that the these th congressional black caucus continues to providet have becae they don't have a plan and they wou

you're going raise my tax bill because indiana taxes loan forgiveness. every state does. indiana does -- so he's basically his claim is yeah he get the forgiveness. but he would have gotten it anyway because he's participating in one of these other programs that the federal government has that allows you to pay for a certain amount of time and as long as you're current then have that loan end. how powerful do you think his case is? >> well, as you've said urntiond under the program now over the years if he did nothing money would be written off and face no tax bill. now, and he has no choice because given that he's enrolled in program he is he'll be signed up for biden loan cancelation no matter what he does this money will be written off and hit with this indiana tax bill which wouldn't have otherwise. i think that is very strong claim in court. because it is almost exact definition of an injury something bad happening to you that would not happen otherwise were it not for an administrative action and it allows them in that lawsuit to bring up all many

they had to replace it to keep the indiana jones analogy going, it's like when you're trying to grab a precious artifact but it's on a pressure plate. if you take the artifact off of the pressure plate, the alarm is going to go off. if they did that a hundred years ago, the churches would have revolted. they openly wrote in the new republic and this is the research that david did, they discussed how do we remove god from the classroom? they ultimately landed on a forgery which the culture at the time was willing to accept. it effectively was allegiance to the state. it was the flag. it was a new pledge. a pledge of allegiance written by a socialist. it didn't say under god when it was originally written. i love the flag, i probably said the pledge of allegiance today at the beginning. i revere it. for them, it was a new idea around which they could get society to cohere that was malleable, nationalism being more malleable vent bevel truth. when you have biblical truth and objective truth you can't move people off of that. you find when you read this story of the characters that it's

what are the people of indiana asking for? of indiana are asking to be heard and so we have a congressman who has voted strictly with nancy pelosi 100% of the time. congressman is representing the d.c. elite here in northwest indiana as opposed to representing hoosiers in washington, d.c. that's the clear disconnect we continue to experience. so they want to be heard so i get the time to knock on doors and to listen. i don't just come around during election season. we have been working for 14 months listening and paying attention to the needs of voters. i look forward to being a representative and reflective of the values and ideals that rest here in northwest indiana. >> dana: what is the lived experience of an average hoosier there in your district? are they dealing with affordability problems, is crime the issue? what's on their minds the most. >> gas, groceries and grandkids. i consistently can put everything people tell me into those three segments. so people have to choose between gas and groceries as they are out and ab

indiana, we're all midwestern at heart and southerners. it crosses state lines. >> dana: she mentioned the next issue. watch here. >> we're talking about the lowest amount of oil in the strategic petroleum reserve since 1984. this is supposed to be reserved for crises and emergencies. i have no idea why he continues releasing this oil and sending it to places like china. >> dana: that was maria bartiromo last hour on opec, opec+, drastically cutting 2 million barrels a day. how the white house is scrambling to make up the shortfall next. >> dana: do you think the protestor is apologizing? >> dagen: it's covid again. dr. tony fauci with a new warning. what you need to know to keep you and your family safe. >> we were going in the right direction in the summer of 2021 and along came delta. then in the winter november and december of 2021, along came omicron. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minera

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indiana state police say 37 year old dijon ludie anderson is charged with murder in the case. anderson is the mother of five year old cairo. jordan's police say he was found by a passerby stuffed into a suitcase in rural indiana back in april. he was cairo amar jordans. cairo amar jordan was from atlanta, georgia, georgia. excuse me. he was five years old at the time of his death. and cairo would have turned six this past monday on october 24th. police say fingerprints on the trash bag that jordan was wrapped in matched his mother's prince. a second set of prints found on the trash bag matched to don elaine coleman. coleman was arrested in san francisco last week. the connection between the two women at this point remains unclear area teachers being honored for their life saving actions their acts of bravery when a building near their school caught fire. also no. one hit tonight's big powerball jackpot, but there was a lucky ticket. with five matching numbers sold in the south bay. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math

indiana state police say 37 year old dijon louie anderson is charged with murder. anderson is the mother of five year old cairo. jordan's police say his body was found by a passerby stuffed inside a suitcase in rural indiana in april. he was cairo amar jordans. cairo marge orden was from atlanta, georgia, georgia. excuse me. he was five years old at the time of his death. and cairo would have turned six this past monday on october 24th. fingerprints on the trash bag that jordan was wrapped in matched his mother's prints. a second match was found on the trash bag match to don elaine coleman. she is believed to have been traveling with jordan's mother. coleman was arrested in san francisco last week. the connection between the two women is still unclear. former white house chief of staff mark meadows has been ordered to testify in georgia's investigation of the 2020 election. special grand jury is looking to determine if former president donald trump and his republican allies illegal. we tried to influence the state's results. the judge says meadows is a material wit

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the indiana provision that allows the state attorney general to seek those charges can step in. that is going to show up in every republican bill that comes up next year. that is there work around. sometimes, you have got to wait until three states do something. host: she's you mentioned ballot measures. when we get close to an election, we usually have you come on. what are the interesting ballot measures in 2022? guest: abortion measures are going to be indicative of how voters react to the dobbs decision. even more so than the actual candidates who are on the ballot. the interesting measure i am watching -- measures i am watching are in california. california is the biggest target for ballot measures. there are some of these campaigns that cost hundreds of millions of dollars. in california right now, there are competing alan initiatives over sports gambling. you are on your phone, making sports bets, there is a big competition between factions of tribes and the big, national gaming corporations -- draft kings, over who gets to be in the marketplace. what platform do you bet

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indiana state police say the body was found in april in a southern indiana field. arrest warrants were issued for two people. the search continues for the second suspect, the child's mother. her last known location was los angeles. >> no matter where you live in the united states or out of the country, we can use help locating her. help us locate her so justice can be served. dan: investigators say his death was connected to an electrolyte imbalance caused by an intestinal infection. ama: a california marijuana company slapped with a lawsuit for not having strong joints. two customers from fresno filed a lawsuit accusing dream fields brands of falsely claiming that their joints have a high thc content. a publication conducted testing where it found less thc in some of their products than what they can claimed on the website. they denied the accusations to cnn. vice president harris announced a new program to help school districts go green, part of a new federal program. 400 school districts are set to receive a billion dollars in grants to buy new clean energy scho

. >> i'm not sure who wrote these words but the fact that the two of you got together was like indiana jones and his father and hears important, my first question to you which is you sean connery. >> leave that to the imagination. but i'm older than he. >> even looks like sean connery, doesn't he. >> i can pull off accent. >> how did the two of you get together for this book. >> i won't monopolize i promise i was out of fox and feinstein every in north carolina and a beautiful young family in the corner who have their two young daughters there in uniform. as i do with every daughter i diner i walk around and they ta thislking about wonderful christian school in north carolina that they sent their kids to, i had known about classical christian schools but my interest had peaked around that point i want to learn more the school system is broken, what we do, you they said you have to meet this guy david goodwin he loves the association of classical christian school so i shot him an e-mail and i said i wanted to learn more, whatdo u guys do and he shot me tons of information he had already

we saw a number of states that ran into special sessions including indiana where they held the special session and tackled the question of life within 90 days of the dobbs decision being handed down. my expectation is that the number of states that don't already have laws in place that regulate against abortion, though states will tackle this in 2023 and you will see everything from what you saw in indiana, things like requiring a 24 hour waiting. , ultrasounds and holistic support for women's health care where you provide options for adoption, family support. a lot of time women need help earning jobs in learning a trade. we are thrilled that it is moving to the state level and it is something that we support. as far as the 2020 election, as i said earlier, we are firmly in the camp of supporting election integrity. we think fraud does happen it's been proven. there's an ongoing debate on how widespread it is. at the end of the date is that state integrity election laws that states have passed for decades. look at the state of georgia over the past 30 years, they have passed 25 electi

. >>> a cold case now that has haunted an indiana town for five years may have finally been solved.ce in delphi, indiana, auns noed they have made an arrest in the killing of two teenagers. the man now charged richmond allen. let me bring in jean carrares. this has been years whax are you learning. >> this is amazing. delphi, indiana, it is a very small town at a press conference in 2019 when they released a second sketch of who they believe may have done this, they also said law enforcement in the room it may be a local person, he may be right here in the room right now with us and it is a local person. richard allen, 50 years old, cnn and hln have just confirmed that he worked at the local cvs in delphi, indiana. delphi has less than 3,000 people. it is a very small town. this all began in 2017, february. libby german and abigail williams, they waned to go to the park area where everybody goes to in delphi. they didn't have school that afternoon. their families dropped them off and they would meet them in a couple of hours. they never returned. they couldn't find them. and then th

indiana. he grew up on the front here. so he had a lot of hard work to do clearing land essentially being a farmer in many ways and again lived a very difficult life though. i think one that he was determined to move beyond so you see a very young lincoln already putting a real focus on learning as much as he could and finding those rare books. he could read and read them cover to cover over and over again because he knew he wanted to do something more with his life. from an early age abraham lincoln said he knew that if slavery wasn't wrong then nothing was wrong. we believe it's somewhat speculation that he would have seen slavery certainly growing up in kentucky when he was very young one of the reasons the family left, kentucky. our understanding is their dislike of slavery. but as a young man, he traveled down the mississippi river twice to new orleans, which at that point was the the biggest slave trading market in america, and we know that he stayed just a block or two away from one of

compare that to somebody in indiana. in 1960 it took them one hour to earn the money to buy their bushel of wheat. today it takes less than six minutes. so, their time price has fallen by the same amount. but it was actually better off, the guy in india that has six hours, or, the guy in indiana that has 50 minutes? time prices are allowing this quality of life. now people have more and more time to devote to other activities. >> talk about the issue of innovation. his innovation incremental? or are their surprises? >> yes, we divide it. there is this idea of continuous innovation. i will grow at 3%, 5% per year. then you also have these equilibrium times. the pony express for time -- for example is going along and suddenly you have the telegram. that's a big gain in one day. the next day, it's like, wow. so, you have these punctuated equilibrium's and also this continuous innovation that occurs. both of those are happening around us. in punctuated equilibrium's we get surprise abundance once every 20 years. we have this

police reportedly set to announce an arrest in the murders of two teenage girls in delphi, indiana. what we know this morning. >>> marriage split. tom brady and gisele bundchen calling it quits. their comments now that everything is finalized and how the power couple did it so quickly. >>> and famu homecoming. we're live in tallahassee with stories of achievement. >> let's see you do it. count it out. >> from the mother of three alumni who started her own preparatory school to the alumna who teamed up with nike for a slam dunk creation. the stories of success. >>> good morning, america. so great to have you with us on a saturday. people going wild in philadelphia this morning. >> oh, yeah. >> right. eva getting the late night text messages. >> i always like to see people celebrating. >> yes, the underdog phillies rallying in the 10th inning with a win against the astros to take game one in the world series. much more on that coming up later in the show. >> it's going to be a lot of fun to watch. >>> but we begin this morning with the developments overnight. the investigation into th

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