mile richard born in 1959 in indiana into a family of staunch catholic emigrants, an irish woman andfather. my great-grandfather did not want to join the ranks of the irish fighters for independence from britain. they fled across the ocean to avoid punishment from their people for collaboration. father, after serving in the korean war, during mass while a student at honver college. now they read the bible together at night and pray at college park church in indianapolis. i am christian. conservative and republican, in that order. strong and cheap, as if in justification surnames, as you said in your native ireland, for one british pound sterling you need to save up 100 such pennies, always to the point and does not really insert the phrase everything is by the will of god, although this very belief in congress disowned the democrats and defected to the camp of the republicans, who in indiana they have more support, and from them it entered the house of representatives, although in addition to 90 unnecessary bills, it was remembered only for its opposition to the lgbt agenda. to topic

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we did thatsu when i was governr rnof indiana.rmed medicaid and i'm going to bring the same free market principles and promote a healthier america. how about over here, right here at this table. >> i need to ask one question, how do you get elected, how does the truth come through and how is it going to be honest? >> how does the truth, through, you said? >> because most conservatives [inaudible] >> how do i get elected. >> after we vote and everything because that's where it all goes away.. my secret weapon is new hampshire. [applause] the people in new hampshire, karen and i have been so inspired. the way you go about it i can't believe the democrats are skipping first of the nation primary state they announced they are doing their iowa caucus on super tuesday and i don't think it'sn' about geography. you all asked tough questions every day. joe biden doesn't even know what time itit is and i don't think they want him going through the vetting process the iowa caucus puts you through. i think the way you all are changing the nat

i am from indiana and i am running for the president of the united states.hank you for your warm welcome. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> on "washington journal" this morning, we will takeour calls and comments live in the lical white house order my award discusses the latest on the biden adniration's response to the israel-hamas war. also, rajan menon and michael doran on the latest on the israel-ham war and the potential geopolitical follow. also joinings, charlie sykes. he discusses the house speaker contest campaign 2024 and the israel-hamas war. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: good morning. it is sunday, october 15. we want to continue talking about the israel-hamas conflict. the israeli military ordered thousands of people to evacuate from the gaza strip ahead of a planned invasion. that was in response to the attack from hamas last weekend

i am from indiana and i am running for the president of the united states.hank you for your warm welcome. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> c-span is your front row seat to the presidential election. watch as we follow candidates on the campaign trail with meet and greets, speeches and more as you make up your own mind. campaign 2024 on the c-span networks, c-span now or anytime online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. then, defense priorities and the hudson institute's michael durand on the latest in the israel-hamas conflict. and charlie sykes discusses the house speaker contest, campaign 2024 and the israel-hamas conflict. c-span's washington journal. join in the conversation on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. monday, diane fully discusses the dangers of reporting in conflict zones. her son was captured and killed by isis terrorists. she speaks at an event hosted by the national press club. you can watch live at c-span.org . >> monday, watch c-span's series in partnership with the library of congress, books that shaped america will feat

i am from indiana and i am running for the president of the united states.hank you for your warm welcome. [applause] ♪ ♪

i took it as a governor in indiana and i took it as your vice. and i in each moment, it was not just a promise that i was making to the american people. for me in my house. it was a promise we were making to almighty god. and i'm going to challenge each and every one of you here today to approach promise as american citizens in the same spirit. because the truth is, we lose faith in the founding principles of this country. if we lose our commitment to our constitution. we won't just lose our way. we'll lose our country. the truth is, this generation may well be the last line of defense for the constitution of the united states or forces afoot in politics today. that would have us abandon the principles enshrined in the constitution and the bill of rights. there are forces afoot that would pack the courts to rewrite the constitution. but we must say, as our first president said, the constitution, the guide, i will never abandon and live that out every day in the people must know those of you that aspire to leadership that you'll keep your oath. th

tell me how you got into indiana university.kraine, and i started working like all the mogilyan students already in my second year, i started first in projects international assistance, then went to an investment fund, so indiana university, did you go there on a paid basis? i took tests, selections, got into this program, in america they teach better than anywhere else, this is your specialization for the master's program, i would probably recommend everyone to try going to america, because it is a completely different approach to learning. yuri, like all mogilyans, is simple, and the ukrainians, she got together, just went and took everyone, so what happens, practically like that, well, those who are ready to trade their homeland, they probably take it, that's for real. not a character, why, because i dare to assume that she is being led for a reason, i think that the final point of her career will be the prime minister's chair in ukraine, and there were still rumors, they have now become more active again against the backdrop

largest tax cut in the history of the state of indiana. he produced record employment for more work, for more jobs, for more hoosiers. he's not just a good christian conservative. he understands how to get toothpaste out the tube tube. a republic coming who's and actions as is governor. and while he was in federal office will remind you the president and me that's the highest compliment that we can give joining the vice on the podium is a great friend to all of us. former mississippi third district congressman gregg harper. the mr. vice president, welcome to the promised land. thank. you so much, governor barbour, and has you here this way. credibility is. with us and this was so wonderful to do that and we're very excited have you here. would you please deliver. mr. president, we want to welcome you and karen here. and it's so glad to have you. we hope you'll come back when it's cooler. wouldn't take much, but welcome. welcome to the book festival. mr. vice president. well, thank you very. how about another of applause for congressman gre

he brought record job growth to indiana while he was governor. along the way he passed the largest tax cut in the history of the state of indiana. he produced record employment for more work, for more jobs, for more hoosiers. he's not just a good christian conservative, he understands how to get the toothpaste out of the tube. [laughing] a republican whose policies and actions as governor, and while he was in federal office, will remind you of president reagan. and to me that's about the highest compliment that we can give. joining the vice president on the podium, a great friend to all of us, for mississippi third district congressman gregg harper. [applause] >> mr. vice president, welcome to the promised land. [applause] >> thank you so much, governor barbour. having you here meant that -- [inaudible] very excited to have you here. would you please -- [applause] >> mr. vice president, we want to welcome you and karen here, and a so glad to have you. we hope you'll come back when it is cooler. [laughing] >> wouldn't take much. >> welcome to the

along the way people the state of indiana produce record employment for more jobs. not just a good, he understands that while he was in federal office remind you of president reagan and to me about highs and give. [laughter] [applause] thank you so much. [inaudible] [applause] >> we want to welcome you here so-called yahoo, will come back on the router. [applause] watching that in the book, so help me god, how did you come up with that name what made you decide on that? >> d first, i want to give you a round of applause, you are very special to karen and me. i see what must be some. very good, good to see you all. i appreciate your family. abraham lincoln said is seen by people who seem and when i was indiana as governor, i was b following a republican government in louisiana, the standard for governors in america, ian want to thank you. [applause] king and asbury university sitting on a hillside and is and i was listening to contemporary christian fans between steps to remember for the first time and i stood out that night and made a decision and put my faith in je

[light music] he was an avid motorcyclist and a two-term governor of indiana. - i, mitchell e. daniels jr. solemnly swear. - [margaret] mitch daniels balanced the state's budget year after year. - change just won and won big in the state of indiana! [crowd applauding] [crowd cheering] - [margaret] he was re-elected with more votes than any governor in indiana's history. daniels then went on to serve as the president of purdue university, where he didn't raise tuition for a decade. he's a pragmatic republican and a fiscal conservative who was tapped to rebut president obama's 2012 state of the union address. - the status of "loyal opposition" imposes on those out of power some serious responsibilities. - [crowd] run, mitch, run! run, mitch, run! - [margaret] but so far, daniels has resisted calls that he run for president, or the senate. - [reporter] you helped lead the efforts to overturn the 2020 election results- - [crowd] no! - [margaret] amidst america's fractured politics. - shut up! - [margaret] and with political discourse at a low. - [protestors] you're the terrorist! -

that was then called the illinois country and what would become indiana. these used to be old french forts that the british end up acquiring as part of their victory in the french and indian war. while the americans take it over as part of the revolution. and so when the revolution is over and the british have signed over territory to the americans the americans have to decide how it will be governed. and this is new territory. this is separate from original colonies. you the colonies started to be organized in the 1600s and so they had colonial governments, they had colonial governors, they had colonial legislators they had kind of an infrastructure in. but for this new territory, which would be west of the appalachians, north of the ohio river. so it's called the northwest territory, they had to make decisions how it would be organized and managed and that summer in new york, they wrote a foundational charter for this territory which michigan would be carved out of. and that charter was called the northwest. and it was even more progressive, far reaching

that was then called the illinois country and what would become indiana. these used to be old french forts that the british end up acquiring as part of their victory in the french and indian war. while the americans take it over as part of the revolution. and so when the revolution is over and the british have signed over territory to the americans the americans have to decide how it will be governed. and this is new territory. this is separate from original colonies. you the colonies started to be organized in the 1600s and so they had colonial governments, they had colonial governors, they had colonial legislators they had kind of an infrastructure in. but for this new territory, which would be west of the appalachians, north of the ohio river. so it's called the northwest territory, they had to make decisions how it would be organized and managed and that summer in new york, they wrote a foundational charter for this territory which michigan would be carved out of. and that charter was called the northwest. and it was even more progressive, far reaching

as we go home to indiana, let me assure you that we leave here with optimism and faith. not know what the future holds, but we know who holds the future. and with faith in him and boundless confidence in all of you, we know the best days for america and our most cherished ally israel are yet to come. thank you. god bless you. [applause] >> ♪ i was born free i was born free i was born free born free

i am from indiana and i am running for the president of the united states.hank you for your warm welcome. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> spends 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the election. -- c-span's 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the election. on the c-span networks, c-span now, our free video overlap or online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of potics. >> an update o the house speaker elections are the house adjourned fridh no further progress on finding a replacement for kevin mccarthy. republicans tried again to find a can supported by the en caucus buteither of the two to ccandidates garner enough support. to convert cash voted 124-81 to nominate jim jordan for th post but a subsequent poll indicated at 55 republicans would not commit to supporting him when it s to a full house. members will meet monday at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. no speaker votes are currently scheduled. watch live on c-span. follow the story in the house even ifre away from your television. watch coverage and life events surrouthe speaker coverage on our free video mo

coach, you had a great year last year final four in the state of indiana.erything it. i'm glad to be a part of it. >> thank you for having us here. we will take you out with the kokomo high school marching band let's see it. >> there ♪ ♪ >> coach, we love you. good luck tonight. go get em! >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm ginger conejero saab. a bitter bay area labor battle appears to be at an end. kaiser workers are announcing a new contract deal. the union message says front-line health care workers have reached a tentative agreement with kaiser. 75,000 employees nationwide walked off the job for three days, many of them based in northern california. it was the largest ever health care strike in history. there's no word on the times of the deal or the timeline. >>> we'll turn it over to meteorologist vianey arana for your weekend forecast. >> it's going to be a lovely weekend. first we have to get through this friday. 61 right now in san francisco. by noon we'll still be in the 60s but the cloud cover is going to intensify as we wait for that winds are ca

a teacher from indiana disappearing while on vacation in puerto rico.he grim discovery authorities have made on the island. >> reporter: tonight, a caribbean vacation turned devastating mystery. >> it was pretty earth-shattering. >> reporter: authorities in puerto rico are working to confirm whether a body search crews found face-down in the river in this rocky wooded area saturday is that of missing indiana teacher amanda webster. forensic officials denied telling nbc news a family member flew to puerto rico to give dna. they've also pulled dental records and fingerprints. puerto rican police say the body is that of a white woman, but officials say it's so badly decomposed, they wouldn't let webster's family members see it. they're working to determine how the woman died. meanwhile, webster's loved ones tell our indianapolis affiliate wthr the 44-year-old art teacher was vacationing alone, sending videos like this one. she was reported missing wednesday of last week after police say she failed to check out of her airbnb on time, leaving her bags and re

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patrick's thoughts there in indiana. "politico" tweeting out -- host: that was a pre freedom caucus meeting that he was leaving. so happening behind the scenes, steve scalise, who garnered 113 votes of his colleagues to be the nominee for speaker, he's working now to get the 217 he needs for a floor vote. donnie in long beach, mississippi. republican. hi, johnny. caller: how are you doing, ma'am? thank you for having me. host: you bet. go ahead. caller: i'm a disabled vet and i did two tours in iraq. there's a lot of things people don't understand about the people in iraq and the people in iran and what we're going through right now. there's a lot of things going on in foreign countries all over abroad and i feel that the people of the u.s. really need to understand just how serious the border is and how many people come across and where they're coming from. at the same time i feel that the u.s. will be experiencing some of of the same things we're seeing abroad if we don't do something and do it fast. the twin towers wa

he brought record job growth to indiana while he was governor.long the way he passed the largest tax cut in the history of the state of indiana. he produced record employment work for more jobs for more hoosiers. he's not just a good christian conservative party understands how to get the toothpaste out of the tube. [laughter] a republican whose policies and actions as governor and while he was in federal office will remind you of a president reagan. and to me that is about the highest compliment we can give. during the vice president on the great friend of all ofs. us former mississippi third districtct congressman harper. [applause] welcome to the promised land. [laughter] welcome to the promised land. [laughter] [inaudible] we are so honored you are here. we are very excited which you please give her a hand? [applause] mr. vice president we want to welcome you and we are so glad to have you but we hope you will come back when it is cooler. [laughter] >> it would not take much. >> welcomed mr. vice president glad you're here for. >> thank you.

basketball followed with indiana's win over utah.ne of today's games, the indian pacers defeated the cleveland cavaliers with a score of 125-113 in the eastern conference. in this match , indiana guard tyriston played an effective role in his team's game with 21 points, 8 rebounds and 13 assists. on the other side , evan guard of cleveland despite recording 33 points 14 rebounds and three passes leading to points could not lead to the defeat of his team. in other games, the teams of minnesota, philadelphia, detroit, washington, new orleans and phoenix won against their opponents . another important game was held, in the most important match, minesta defeated briami 16 to 90, and philadelphia took a 14-17 lead. thank you for your support, dear viewers, have a nice day . greetings to you, the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs wrote that the myth of the invincibility of the zionist army has collapsed, not only in the eyes of the world but also in the eyes of the zionist citizen, mr. kanani on his virtual page. he added tha

indiana fever star aliyah boston was named the 2023 rookie of the year she's just the fifth player toard unanimously boston led the entire league in field goal percentage this year, making nearly 60% of her shots the number one overall pick started every game for indiana, helping them double interest wtheir win total from last year >>> when we come back, beyonce's new film >> and tom hanks has a warning about an ai impersonator ai impr especially for those sudden gush moments. when your keys are in the door and your body's like, “it's happening”! if you're worried about your protection, it's not the right protection. always discreet protects like no other. with double leak guards that help prevent gushes escaping from the sides. and a rapid dry core that locks in your heaviest gush quickly for up to zero leaks. and it contours, to everybody. now this, is protection! always discreet- the protection we deserve! new nature's bounty hair growth. clinically shown to help grow thicker, fuller hair with just one capsule a day of advanced hair complex. conquer hair thinning... ...and fall in

host: that is ruth from indiana this is marion in california texting us. you can do t se. my view of congress is an example of our government coming undone. the deliberate division and corruption we are following the path of powerful governments through the centuries that fell. this is if you were saying 21 days -- 22 days actually without a speaker of the house. a great republican failure. again, a variety of ways you can post if you want on social media or facebook. jeff, republican line, in louisiana. hello. caller: i am from louisiana, born and raised. mike johnson is one of the sweetest and kindest men you will ever meet with a kind young family. i heard the previous caller talk about his support for protesting the election results. you have to remember what district we come from. that was the popular sentiment at the time and that was before january 6. but he is very approachable, deliberate. he was a very well-known attorney, kind man. kind neighbor. a young man and somebody who i think really would get along with both sides. he would really be a blessing for our co

. >>> a pivot to the nba, jordan poole and his washington wizards debut against the indiana pacers. best of poole here to me. that's why they call them highlights. traded for chris paul back in june scoring 18 points. he did miss all six of his threes. washington was blown out by indiana 143-120. >>> and let's check out sara's favorite, wembanyama, the number one pick gave what the crowd came out to see. and five rebounds, one block, ultimately the mavs won it 126-119. sara, if i got on paul's shoulders and you got on mine, we might have a chance to contest one of wembanyama's shots. >> you know what, i'm thinking that through right now, and paul, we're not the tallest, the three of us. so maybe we could get up to his rib cage. >> and he could just shoot right over us. to be able to see him play, it has not disappointed and i can't wait to get tickets for when they come to chase. >> i was in school with a 7'4" guy, his name was ralph sampson. another great player. >> the odds of you knowing someone that tall are pretty small, but i'm not surprised. >> all right, thank you so much, w

turning it over to my colleague for indiana, senator braun. >> senator from indiana. >> so i was on that trip with senator scott back in able august of '19 and what struck me about that visit, we went onto almost every perimeter in israel and how they had to be on guard constantly, constantly to keep from having something flying into one of their towns or villages. when we did visit the one that rick referred to, what struck me is they had like a big locker by one of the homes that showed all the unique ways -- i think it was the village nearest to the gaza strip, of how many attempts that were made over time. thank goodness most of them falling short. but it gave me the impression that there was never a moment of real security. and when we had to see how, within those villages you had to be on guard almost 100% of the time to scurry into a safe room that would disrupt the normal pace of your life, imagine if you had to live under those conditions. and here, it's been a long time since anything of this magnitude has come along, probably nearly 50 years. but it shows that it never ends th

indiana michigan is big news saturday on fox. >> guys is getting hit from the air from the ground and the seat israeli troops are massing. the defense department has the ability to rapidly deploy other resources but necessary focus really is on getting in, saving those hostages and annihilating hamas. dey with fox news to get american. >> welcome to the week today.cho chaos continues to ripple throughout the middle east. s 22 americans now confirmed dead with 17 americans still unaccounted for, assumed under captive. the death count in israe -l is now at over 1200. 189 of them. israeli soldiers. so it's only going to get worse from here. an get wor israeli seeks retribution against hamas as israel does terror cells like hezbollah's in lebanon are now flanking israel's northern borders with missile strikes northers ws hezbollah's artillery pummels northerntiller israel not continuously but erratically. hamas continues their barbaric shelling of israeli civilians in the southth. >> the israelis are living a nightmare and it's not g

. >> we weren't sure why the vehicle ended up in indiana. >> we contacted our task force that coverse ultimately sent personnel up there. >> back on may 3rd, james stinson had discovered a blue f-150 pickup truck abandoned at the car wash that he manages. >> there's a truck been sitting in my bay since yesterday at 3:00, and it's got the keys in it. >> and what kind of vehicle is it? >> it's a ford f-150 four-door truck. its blue in color. it's got tennessee license plates on it. >> i looked at my cameras and the guy's kind of suspicious. >> we'll have an officer out, okay? >> as the marshals make their way up to indiana, down in lauderdale, sergeant matt burbank is in the middle of a digital search for any sightings of the truck that could determine how it ended up in evansville. >> i'm back in the command center, and one of the things that we're able to do is look at license plate readers from different law enforcement agencies, and we were able to locate several pictures of the f-150. >> but when they study the images, it's a different vehicle that catches the investigators attent

doug llama fa, california, victoria sparts from indiana, both yeses on jordan. other 18 who were noes yesterday continue to be knows. and we mentioned those four other new no votes. it means jordan had a net loss from the first vote to this new vote, he had a net loss of two votes. there were 20 against him yesterday in the first ballot, it will be 22 against him on this second ballot. >> well, garrett, i'm no mathematician, but that means you're going in the wrong direction. so patrick mchenry, still going to be pressure on him, pressure on the democrats to join if patrick mchenry is put forward as an extended, temporary, but empowered speaker. >> yeah, look, i think the pressure is still on the republican side here. i mean, democrats have made it very clear they're sort of waiting with open hand, but republicans have to extend the hand first, right? like democrats can't offer to interrupt this republican process here. that would only doom mchenry or anybody else to failure, i think. this has to be the kind of thing that republicans realizing they have no other

those that are coming up in terms of how demand is data center resources and taking advantage of 9 indiana. so for example, in the cloud computing, they need to send us as a backbone today, most of them are mandated into as well, uh, resources, and computers who did, but this was quoting resources. so the need for having integrated what is the degree of managing here just with the imaging area, a concept that is coming up. so in that the example of what's going to be looking into building a set to a new class and got into us and support newer to do up north very can mean it might be conducive an energy so that you can reduce the cost of a maintenance of data center nor did the construction, but also the maintenance operation, management police and the cost of this. and it got to very high as you know, but duty building it out as intermediary next a month. obviously the cost and the tools. so we're looking to so these are the emerging in terms of how does it in terms of application was i mean, for us to manage to do this and us within, we can deliver services in a cost of humanity. and what

but my question to you is about one specific photo that you had there of in logansport, indiana you had something in the bottom. you may not have paid attention to this, but it said to operating rooms is an operator room. at that time it was in it in the photo, it said two operating rooms. okay, i'm going to go back. and it was logan's and what is an operating room is a photography studio or is that is that something had had a different meaning and those kind in back versus today it was logan's part indiana. that's it. that's it. a look at it to operate at the bottom of on the right to operate probably so i it might might be a studio i couldn't help but notice that because i spent much of my time in operating rooms but i didn't take pictures like that. i can tell you that. that is probably true and a lot of times these back marks are fascinating in themselves. i could really go civil war nerd, but the the back marks will have information like that on them. i love how they'll just put directly on some of them. i don't know what this one exactly says, but it says like across the street fr

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