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. >> cnn's jeanne casarez has been following this case closely. she joins us now.me arguments back and forth between the defense and prosecution. during his trial, he apparently told the medical professional that those text messages he sent weren't actually true, right? >> right. it was a jail psychiatrist. and ethan, of, course pleading guilty to all charges. but this did come out in a hearing. in for sentencing what a sentencing should be in the jails psychiatrist said, in open courtroom, i was in that courtroom, that ethan had said that he lied. and that it wasn't true that he had asked his parents for help. so, that's why the defense wanted even to take the stand and the judge is having an issue with that. pleading the fifth. but there was even more today because there were texts that were shown to the jury about on march 17th that ethan was at home alone and he was saying, i feel the house is haunted. the bulls are flying. there's a demon. when you're gonna get it calmly back. can you text me back. jennifer was riding her horse at that moment. and there's been

they're losing population. >> a blueprint designed to bring san francisco back to its golden era, jeanneang is one of the world's leading architects. she's the creative genius behind mirror the eye catching, twisting tower that dazzles in the skyline gang has dedicated her life to building, building skyscrapers, building boardwalks, building community centers. but here in san francisco, it's all about rebuilding. i think the city will turn around eventually, but, um, there needs to be real attention to more housing. >> it's like many cities. it needs more housing. >> housing is and has long been a critical issue in the city by the bay. the recent exodus of retailers and workers has left downtown streets peppered with empty office buildings and boarded up storefronts. but gang remains on optimistic it needs safe space. >> it needs, um, just more people to come back to it. i mean, i think this is so important for cities. it it's like in new york, in the subway, for example, when no one's writing it, it feels less safe than when people really just embrace it. so we have to make sure that ou

she is called the jeanne dark of the serbian people, but she herself insists on the formulation of aepresentative of public diplomacy. born into a famous acting family in serbia. ivana's great-great-grandfather, general mitr martinović, was the minister of war and minister of foreign affairs of the principality of montenegro. in 1999 she received the title of woman of the year, in 2007 public. glorifies soviet military songs years on all continents, actively cooperates with the st. andrew the first-called foundation and the center of national glory of russia, initiated dozens of programs aimed at strengthening centuries-old russian-serbian relations, winner of six statuettes of the international slavic art forum golden knight, winner of a special prize from the president of the republic of belarus as a cultural and artistic figure for significantly... through the prism of the attitude of the head of state to his country and its people. while working on my roles, i got used to highlighting words that people use most often. very often these words were the key that opened their hearts.

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flattered to communicate with a person who, with unfeigned modesty, can be called such a serbian jeannend happiness to you, most importantly health, i really wanted to say this, thank you on such a holiday, which you staged a jig in our family, in all international acts it is written in black and white that the murder of the civilian population of unarmed children is a war crime, but the head of european diplomacy, jose barel , commenting on the situation in the palestinian-israeli conflict zone, said that considers it pointless to provide humanitarian assistance to those who may be killed tomorrow, but this is different. in almost 3 months of bombing of civilian areas and infrastructure , almost 22,000 residents of the gaza strip were killed, and the number of wounded exceeded 56,000. as for the shelling of donetsk on new year's eve in belgorod, this is a violation of humanitarian law, a violation of the rules of war. this is a war crime. in the meantime, the west is already dividing the remnants of ukraine, not even. there are wide, clean streets here, it’s as if i can breathe well, i

jeanne moos reports on the dinner that's gone viral. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: thought they ordered several burgers, some fries and a few chicken mc mcnuggets. instead, they got inundated with mcnuggets. so many that grandma couldn't count. >> 30, 40, 50, 60 -- >> reporter: without bursting into laughter. her son-in-law put his head on the counter. >> it was nuggets and nuggets and nuggets. >> reporter: delivered from a mcdonald's in long beach california by a doordash driver. >> he said it was the biggest order he ever had. >> reporter: they didn't skimp on the sauce. the 4-year-old son had questions. >> that's a lot? >> mommy, is that a lot? grandma, is this funny? >> reporter: jessica recently unearthed this 2017 video. she posted it. it went viral. the ended up giving most of the mcnuggets to the homeless. >> we packed them up and we went down to the beach and we handed them out. >> reporter: her husband thinks he accidentally added a zero, ordering 20 rather than just two ten-piece boxes. he admits he barely looked at the total bill. he dropped this nugget. >> i consider myself

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i love it. i love it.as the highlight of his career. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning, "state of the union" is next.

alena arzamaskaya, russian jeanne de argues.s captured and burned in temnikov. those were the times, right? one of the unique items is an ancient russian sword from the mid-tenth, early 11th centuries. it lay in the ground for about a thousand years and is perfectly preserved. the sword was found by accident in the eighties of the last century while mining crushed stone. they were digging with an excavator and got caught. and in these places, as in everyone else. russia did not have a single wild bull. later in 1927, there were 48 bison left in the world; in 20-odd years they were found in various zoos 48 animals began to restore the population. up to 60, to the beginning 2 in good times, there were zubors here : pumpkins, apples, cereals, various vegetables and fruits, post-flood trees, that is, they eat everything. the zubar is a non-aggressive animal, if it doesn’t like something, it will start digging with its hoof, snorting very loudly and will leave to attack a person, no, we didn’t have anything like that in our family. t

we want to go to cnn's jeanne casarez, she's been following this case closely.e, jennifer crumbley's attorneys said that she will take the stand at some point. what are you hearing about what they anticipate that will look like? >> i think that will be a pivotal moment, because she has got to explain, she has got to talk about the day to day life with ethan and what she experienced. of course there will be cross-examination by the prosecution, but i think she has to testify. they're just getting back from lunch now, getting back into session, but there was a late witness right before lunch that was the assistant manager, the office manager at the counter when james crumbley walked in on november 26 and purchase that six hour nine millimeter gun. it was four days later that the mass shooting happened. the clerk said that he had a teenager with him, that would be ethan. ethan didn't talk at all when he was purchasing the gun. on defense, they said with jennifer dare there at the gun shop? no? what's her name on any paperwork for that gun? no. but before that, it w

when we were august together on our group we would say jeanne, square dance. >> steve: i love to doseyused to say doocy do. >> brian: pickleball replaces square dancing. >> ainsley: we need them both. >> steve: we will google 4-h in a second. meantime talking about schools, a florida bill banning social media for kids under 16 is one step to actually closer to hang in florida. the bill's sponsor warns its influence is like digital fentanyl. he will explain coming up. >> ainsley: but, first, could cornell's president ivy league be next on the chopping block. major donor pushing for that and pulling funding for the toxic dei campus culture. >> brian: georgia florida line play us out ♪ on the radio ♪ we light it up ♪ with our hands up ♪ this is how we roll ♪ this is how we do ♪ we burning down the nigh cat and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain were not common. call your doctor about sudden mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants may increase these risks in young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fev

dear jeanne, yes, this story is for me. said sally, my wife. then i found this guy and made a film.gers and met more at receptions than at home. it was at one of these receptions that i met vanya. i didn’t know anything about him then. i believed him, i believed in his feelings. i felt so at ease with him. “i fell in love, i was expecting a child, this child was from him, yes, from vanya, and then a car accident, and petra died, maybe it sounds cynical, but you freed me from an unhappy marriage, i could be with my loved one and give him a child, but..." he didn’t need it, he needed my money, when it was gone, he disappeared, and i found him in my friend’s bed, he switched so quickly, and he was no longer indifferent to me , i had an abortion, doctors they said that i would never be able to have children again, that’s all. my life is over , you know, i’m gone, tell me where i can find him , i did it myself, you, i tried to forget, i tried, i struggled for six months, i wouldn’t be able to forgive and after your film everything shook up so much, it was a very fresh wound. i passionate

theater and film actress, screenwriter, documentary film director , a public figure, she is called jeanneof the serbian people, but she herself insists on formulation representative of public diplomacy, was born into a famous acting family in serbia. ivana’s brother, general mitor martinović, was the minister of war and minister of foreign affairs of the principality of montenegro in 199 and received the title of woman of the year; in 2007 , zhigan’s social activities were named the feat of the year. the author of the musical white cranes, glorifies soviet songs of the war years on all continents, actively collaborates with the st. andrew the first-called foundation and the center for national glory of russia, and has initiated dozens of programs aimed at strengthening centuries-old. phone, i’ve done a lot in my life, but it’s as if i’ve never been so forgotten by congratulations, just like these days, after the presentation, but how it went. in 2003, iva nazhigan flew to minsk for the sake of the truth, an interview with the president. belarus today can be dissected into quotes, each phr

belarus when information bombs were flying into our country from all over the world, she is called jeanne serbian people. representative of the zhigan acting dynasty, theater and film actress, screenwriter and director of documentaries, public figure ivana zhigan, tonight in the news interview. feat and citizenship are synonymous with her life, a beauty who. art will tell you today what eternal values ​​the slavs should defend, why they no longer believe in democracy and consider belarus a country of truth? to accept from the hands of alexander grigorievich, who in general stands, above all others, in the defense of slavic values, this is for me the highest, highest award, these same slavic values, on which your president stood most of all, they will go on to form the basis of the new world that is before our eyes born, have you ever experienced difficulties due to political views, how they affected the emotional... see today in the current interview immediately after the panorama. biden's nightmare. former us president donald trump won a landslide victory following a meeting of republica

throughout their lives in different areas then kim just cued up the next question here that i have from jeanne and hailing from south bend, indiana. if if -- family was quaker, what religion did they get married in and raised their daughters at? you know, did they did he forswear the quakers after this have happened or now? well, interesting. you know, that religion is something that i've found very interesting with pat also. so they do have a quaker ceremony and the president of whittier college marries them and a quaker and she goes with that, i think, to please her mother in law. but i don't think pat was ever very religious. so, i mean, i think she was christian believed in that. but i don't think there was any one particular sect that she felt super connected to. and then president again, you know, i think his quaker beliefs really form a lot of his personality, his in so many ways, particularly about women, the teachings of the quakers, about strong women, really important and not pleasant to both his marriage, his relationship with his daughters and his promotion of women to higher leve

crews, and jeanne, was not overly affectionate.e. >> when bailey, on the stand, was asked about the secret that jeremy revealed? >> she indicated, her parents arguing would not be something that the 15-year-old would pay attention to. so, she denied that had occurred. >> bailey did confirm, even though she is a heavy sleeper, and hard of hearing, and slept without her hearing aids, she, definitely, heard two gunshots. she told the jury, a gunshot as loud, you need to be on the other side of town to not hear it. so, prosecutor who i was confident. but -- >> anytime you have a case where the family of the victim does not want to be prosecuted, and they maintained, from the morning of the murder, that mr. crews could not have been involved in this case. that was a concern of ours. >> was it something that the jury could see, as well? coming up. the defense serves that investigators rushed to judgment. >> in the beginning, there was one suspect. chris. >> they also said that they botched the forensics. >> if you saw the photograph that

jeanne, thank you so much for that.ay attention to it. >>> a gas leak gave a daycare, and everyone who was inside of it, just moments to evacuate before an explosion leveled the building next door. ahead we are going to speak to the washington fire chief about what happened, how they narrowly avoided a huge tragedy here. this is cnn news central. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >>> an incredible untimely skate to tie about now. a gas explosion above a washington d.c. daycare center happening just minutes after 16 small children were rushed out to safety. it was a quick thinking daycare staff and firefighters w

he won the iowa primary, donald trump went to court in new york city to hear a libel case in which jeanne in damages for statements trump made about her in 2019. year. after what happened in iowa, it's time for everyone to start living in the real world. trump won for example, with the historical result, despite the fact that he has virtually no advertising, despite... despite the fact that the media attacks him, despite the fact that he has already been charged four times for being half the time spends in courtrooms, he succeeded, at 77 years old he is full of energy, last night, after he gave his victory speech, he left demoy around 11 pm, he flew to new york again came to court. and then he went to new hampshire to perform at event, unless something completely out of the ordinary happens, donald trump will become the republican candidate. the numbers that are coming out of georgia are simply amazing. trump leads biden by 8%, according to a new poll. we are a country ruled by fools, we are ruled by fools. we 're going to win. joe biden, he's a lying guy, he's the worst president in the

here is cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: move overnew york with your bagel loving rats.hicago rat is making a deep impression, thanks to artist winslow due main. >> they're calling me rat hole guy. >> reporter: in early january, a friend told winslow about the rat imprint on chicago's north side. his reaction -- >> immediate laughter. >> reporter: he ratted out the rat hole by posting this photo and now people are making pilgrimages to the imprint, posing, leaving money and flowers, even a fake mouse. residents say the rat hole has been around for more than 20 years. inspiring the occasional tombstone. but now it's being immortalized. ♪ by a fake priest with a rat head leaving a slice of cheese and fans filling it up -- >> no, it won't freeze. [ laughter ]. >> reporter: with a legendary chicago liquor, something made this impression in fresh concrete. but is it a rat? >> okay, it's probably a squirrel. it has the wide hips and the long claws of a squirrel. >> reporter: whatever it was, one state representative is touting it as the jewel of the 11th district. >> the chica

. ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. ♪ >> time for this rat pack to pack it in.nks very much for joining me this evening. i'm jim acosta. we'll be back tomorrow night. good night. ♪ your way 'round the hill. and now the party bosses want a meeting. they have a proposition. they want you to take a shot at the white house... not eventually, but now. - think about it, will you? narrator: well, first you'll have to get past her, the senator with decades of experience and friends in high places, already at home in the oval office. ♪ ♪ and then you'll have to get past him, a senator and bona fide war hero backed b by a mean polititical machinine. [crowd chanting indistinctly] let's say you are ready. here's the real question. is america? [dramatic music] only one way to find out. [tense music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ america, president george w. bush's second term. [chatter] at war in iraq and afghanistan, teetering on the brink of a global economic crash, disillusioned, divided, and desperate for change. whoever wins the democratic nomination looks like a shoe-in for the white house.

with alexander gardon, you like the film so much, an absolutely original and powerful film language, jeannere you are what you are talking about now. understood already at the level of the script, yes, of course, the viewer must see what happens to these characters from beginning to end, they are real and alive all the way, he plunges into the depths of human relationships, i looked at the picture and forgot about it, and in the morning i wake up and i suddenly a bastard, that at the end, they are together or not, the beginning of the sessions is from january 20 on saturdays on the first, we are not boiled, we are not raw, “we will not give up, we will get angry, you are always very beautiful, ha they brought me two females, i was in furious, the kids are backing away, but loudly, but he ’s not there, he’s not there, he’s gone crazy, you have some kind of special finger, it’s probably there, no, i can twist it for you, spin it, as they call girls who play checkers, checkers players , and relationships from eroida? maybe yes. why didn’t iroida give you more? i added everything, it’s some kin

. ♪ you deserve a break today ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. ♪ at mcdonald's ♪ >> reporter: new yorks chicken mcnuggets. my bad. >> the funniest thing is the laughing at the nuggets that keep coming. thank you for joining us this morning. >>> "state of the union" is next. have a great day, everybody. ♪ >>> gone south. as his gop rival gets under his skin -- >> donald, keep 'em coming. >> donald trump wants to pivot. >> 2024 is our final battle. >> with joe biden all in. >> donald trump is a loser. >> has the general election essentially begun? former house speaker nancy pelosi will be here. >>> uphill battle. biden now says he wants to shut down the border. >> i'm ready to act. >> an unexpected opponent is standing in the way. >> i would rather have no bill than a bad bill. >> could trump kill an emerging border bill? a key negotiator, chris murphy is next. >>> after a supreme court ruling, gop governors say they will square off against the feds at the bodder. >> we do our part to secure the border. >> how will it end? >>> i'm dana bash in washington where the state of the union is w

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i love it. i love it. >> and this was the highlight of his career. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning, "state of the union" is next. >>> closing the deal two days before the new hampshire primary, brand-new cnn poll shows a clear lead for donald trump. >> i'm desperate to get your vote. >> as the former president makes his final pitch to primary voters. >> you have to give a president total immunity. >> can anyone stop him? we'll dive into our new poll, next. plus, full-court press. nikki haley turns up the heat on trump. >> we can't have someone else that we question whether they're mentally fit. >> while he tries to undercut hailey with support from her home state. >> we need donald trump! why did he back the former president over his former governor? south carolina senator tim scott joins me exclusively next. >>> and campaign pitch. president biden's political and policy challenges collide, on the border and his support for israel as he hits the campaign trail. >> i've never been more opti

you're a cofounder of cincoro with michael jordan, his wife amelia, jeanne bass and others. that is a crowded market. how do you stand out? >> we have the best tequila. i mean, very modestly. we did not really set out to build this to make a lot of money. we just simply want to have the best tequila. michael was the inspiration for the thing. a guy who -- a competitor, the tequila he liked a lot. we thought we could make it ourselves. it is an extraordinary group of people have done a lot of work on. not we think we have a great product in a great space. it is not that drinking is healthy for you. but it is the house's portion of. it is the only alcohol that is a stimulant, not a depressant. it is a low calorie drink. we think it has a lot. amÉrica mÓvil partly, it is gray. >> you look at what clooney and gerber did with colostomy goes. you think about the eventual exit? is that the ultimate goal? >> no, i don't imagine an exit. i think it is something that, as long as we continue have fun with it, and it is a lot of fun, i think we will really be involved this forever. >>>

call 9-1-1, half p jeanne and will come out make the area safe. the most recent storm knocked out power to 1400 customers in them are in county city of timber on the national weather service is predicting heavy rainfall and the potential for some localized flooding along creeks and rivers last year was such an intense storm season from january, almost april as the storm after storm after storm. we learn from those storm. the one thing we learned from our customers from gathering that customer feedback as they want more communication from pg any when the power goes out in the community. we recently made made changes to our outage map on the pga new website to customers can go and find information about when the power went out. when crews are en route. and when is the estimated time of restoration, this helps customers to plan a little better if they do lose power and they feel more in touch with the company. >> and she has to make sure that you have those batteries for like the little lights that you cam walk around the house. i know that i went an

call copy jeanne and will come out make the area safe. the most recent storm knocked out power to 1400 customers in them are in county city of timber on the national weather service is predicting heavy rainfall and the potential for some localized flooding along creeks and rivers last year was such an intense storm season from january, almost april as the storm after storm after storm. we learn from those storm. the one thing we learned from our customers from gathering that customer feedback is they want more communication from pg any when the power goes out in the community. we recently made made changes to our outage map on the pga new website so customers can go and find information about when the power went out. when crews are en route and witness the estimated time of restoration that helps customers to plan a little better if they do lose power and they feel more in touch with the company. >> well, certainly the storm is here and started to pick up about a half an hour ago. we are already seeing some localized flooding as well as s

it arrived at family's door in southern california and jeanne moos asked the question, is it a prank?ghter ] >> reporter: they thought they'd ordered several burgers, some fries, and a few chicken mcnuggets. >> this is a prank. it has to be a prank. >> reporter: instead, they got inundated with mcnuggets, so many that grandma couldn't count. >> 30, 40, 50, 60. 70. >> reporter: without bursting into laughter. her son-in-law put his head on the counter. >> it was nuggets and nuggets and nuggets -- >> reporter: delivered from a mcdonald's in long beach, california by a door dash driver. >> he said, this was the biggest order he's ever had. >> reporter: they didn't skimp on the sauce. jessica vacaro's then 4-year-old son had questions. >> that's a lot. >> mommy. is that a lot? grandma, is this funny? >> reporter: jessica only recently unearthed this 2017 video. she posted it and went viral and they ended up giving most of the mcnuggets to the homeless. >> we packed them all up and we went down to the beach and we handed them out. >> reporter: her husband chris thinks he accidentally added

and of course jeanne moos asked the question. is it a prank?they thought they'd ordered several burgers, some fries, and a few chicken mcnuggets. >> this is a prank. it has to be a prank. >> reporter: instead, they got inundated with mcnuggets so many that grandma couldn't count. >> 30, 40, 50, 60. 70. >> reporter: without bursting into laughter. her son-in-law put his head on the counter. >> it was nuggets and nuggets and nuggets -- >> reporter: delivered from a mcdonald's in long beach, california by a door dash driver. >> i said, this was the biggest order he's ever had. >> reporter: they didn't skimp on in sauce. jessica's then 4-year-old son had questions. >> that's a lot. >> mommy. is that a lot? grandma, is this funny? >> reporter: jessica only recently unearthed this 2017 video. she posted it and went viral and they ended up giving most of the mcnuggets to the homeless. >> we packed them all up and we went down to the beach and we handed them out. >> reporter: her husband chris thinks he accidentally added a zero, ordering 20 rather tha

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time now 6.37, p jeanne is ordered to pay 45 million dollars in penalties. >> for their role in the dixieurned in several northern california counties in 2021, the state's peuc approve the settlement under the terms about 3 million dollars goes to tribes affected by the fire and investigation found that fire was started when a tree fell on pg e equipment. it ended up burning more than 960,000 acres across butte plumas, shasta lassen and tehama counties and it destroyed more than 1300 homes and structures. demolition is finally underway now in los altos on a building that was badly damaged in a fire that happened on christmas day. as you can see, their crews started tearing down that building yesterday morning to make it safe for investigators to go in and find out how that fire started. >> our number one priority is safety. so we will not put our firefighters at risk. typically investigation. right now with make the building safe. >> as you can see, the roof has collapsed. so that collapsed. >> might cause more collapse. >> now with what they're doing there are, as you can see here, detou

okay, michael, thank you very much, jeanne time barr released to the 8 stations next on the list to receive new. >> fare gates. so let's take a look. you know, one of the civic sfo, the that's what they're talking the new gates aim to help stop fare evasion and make it easier for riders with wheelchairs and bikes and strollers to get through. so they went up first in west oakland that happened last month. bart officials say there have been some issues with them, not working. we're opening quickly enough. but overall, they say the gates seemed to be doing what they're designed to do. >> we just found that they're much harder to push through. you can't jump over. you can't crawl so it's going to make them lest kind of trouble. we need a fair case. we have to replace them in 20 years. we're modernizing by getting rid of the paper tickets. so this is all aimed at improving the writer. experience. >> installs for phase 2 are set to start this spring. >> developing news now in north bay. police chase ends in a shooting in filet o where investigators say it started in american canyon and ended in

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and then when i started joined the niners jeanne and and people tend to like my my arms, my drawingsand what he knows. sit messaging saying that i my drawing made that day or made us smile was like katie says this could be really something and something that i really love to do. and just to be able to wake up every morning and just something that i love with for a team that i love. so it's kind of like. just the best of both worlds so i know you place a i know you post a lot on instagram, but if people want to find out more about your are, where should they go? >> grant sweeter great. also my miles, i have all the links to my show. you can buy my marched against the online joins there. so you've been follow all of my the of my show socials. rita oak, a 40 niner, faithful and artist. thank you for joining us live here from portugal. we appreciate your time so much. i hope that the niners. >> keep their run going. so you can keep your art going because i do want to think about thank you. the world will be like without your beautiful pictures. thank you so much for joining us. thank you

there's a senator here, a great senator jeanne shaheen who opposed an amendment so that you wouldn't have thank you super p.a.c.'s that will bloody you up. i'm hoping maybe you'll support the sheheen amendment. that would get rid of the super pack and i appreciate your support. rep. ramaswamy: $3300 for a person in the primary. and most of the money being spent in this primary right now in the republican primary is being spent by super p.a.c.'s, billionaires that other candidates are liking the boots of every day. every politician and i'm sure you'll agree with me. basically every politician dances to the tune of their biggest donor. and that's why i'm able to say this. we should end the super p.a.c. if you're going to advocate for specific candidate, then you're subject to the same $3300 limit. if you want to advocate for the general issues, you have free speech in this country. it's easily fixable. no lobbying for at least 10 years until after you've left. i wish every politician who leave office, just do it by building your own business rather than using your own government connec

there's a senator here, a great senator jeanne shaheen who opposed an amendment so that you wouldn't have thank you super p.a.c.'s that will bloody you up. i'm hoping maybe you'll support the sheheen amendment. that would get rid of the super pack and i appreciate your support. rep. ramaswamy: $3300 for a person in the primary. and most of the money being spent in this primary right now in the republican primary is being spent by super p.a.c.'s, billionaires that other candidates are liking the boots of every day. every politician and i'm sure you'll agree with me. basically every politician dances to the tune of their biggest donor. and that's why i'm able to say this. we should end the super p.a.c. if you're going to advocate for specific candidate, then you're subject to the same $3300 limit. if you want to advocate for the general issues, you have free speech in this country. it's easily fixable. no lobbying for at least 10 years until after you've left. i wish every politician who leave office, just do it by building your own business rather than using your own government connec

in ways that parallel to jeanne kirkpatrick and reagan. she was the one he was comfortable with and for various reasons she did not become national security advisor and heat want up with a rotating doorng folks because he could nt get suited -- mike it is such a personal relationship. the president did not of general mcmaster before. he did know john bolton a little bit but neither of them were close to him. dramatically different is interesting to serve under both of them. and i think after impeachment when robert to brian kaman there is much a feeling of mnc which are in the president and that relationship never quite worked. what i would advocate for whomever becomes that we do have a republican become president next november that the full role as the president's mechanism to implement his or her will on this gigantic bureaucracy this big apparatus that has to be reconceived from a conservative viewpoint. the automatic response is to say make it smaller. i had this repeatedly with russ, not someone who likes make things larger. butto th

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general flynn is the one who parallel to jeanne kirkpatrick and reagan.was reasons she did not become national security advisor and he wound up with a rotating door of folks because he could not get suited. president did not know gerald mcmasterer before he did know jn bolton a little bit but neier them were close to him. dramatically different it's is interesting to serve under both of them. of enmity between the president. that relationship never quite worked. for whom ever becomes if we do have a republican and next ull role of the nsv as the present mechanism to implement his or her will on this gigantic this big apparatus. that has to be reconceived from a conservative viewpoint. the automatic response is to say smaller. and i had this conversation repeatedly. [laughter] let's not someone he likes to ma t larger. but that is the budget he should expand because that is your tool.at■e the recipe you can/in its relatively small dollar should not talk a big money here. that is the change i would advocate for between a first and second term or whomever it

i'm jeanne shaheen. i'm the new chair of the committee and in honor of my first hearing, the floor has called five votes for this afternoon. so that's why we're a little late getting started and we will go back and forth during the votes and senator ernst and i will swap off in terms of chairing. it's really an honor to be here as the new chair and the hearing today is on small businesses and the outdoor recreation economy. first and fore foremost, i want to thank my colleague, former chair, senator cardin for his leadership of this committee. his support and guidance are very much appreciated. thank you, ben. i also want to thank ranking member ernst for her commitment to the committee and the work we had a chance to have breakfast this morning. so we're on the same page. this committee has a long standing tradition of working in a bipartisan manner and i know that we will continue this tradition to work together on behalf of our nation's small businesses. i want to welcome our witnesses today i wanna t

it >> jeanne, here's not guy a guy who is not up for election.g with a 16% approval rating before covid, and you had democrats saying you are doing pretty good job on the everglades, doing a good job on the environment, i just don't understand why in the age of trump nobodies figured out that there is a lane a mile wide for a main street top republican. they haven't. nobody's done. it >> nobody is even tried it. that was his lane, he's coming out of florida, the third most populous state in the country. as you said, he had those high approval ratings. he decided to take the mega, trump without the baggage lane and to use florida's kind of a demonstration project for his presidential campaign. yes, first the 15-week abortion ban, then the six-week abortion ban with no exception for rape or incest. which is just, far beyond of what most people will accept. there is the no say gave ill which led to his absurd crazy war with disney. the states biggest cash cow. there were the standards of learning that he imposed on the schools that say among other t

with scuba diving, and i realized that it seems to me that in our childhood we are all looked at jeanne already diving in egypt, and i thought: why didn’t this even occur to me? it’s not just a matter of financial opportunity or something else, but my child, it would seem, is my dream, which i couldn’t even formulate, he made it come true, this seems amazing to me, today you can come in this, uh, wind tunnel , fly anything you want into space practically without getting up from the ground, head off the couch, it seems to me, come up with a goal and conquer it, but what kind of childhood do you think is happier in such a good way, this is a childhood in which... like we had very little of everything there, or like your children, who have everything? well, i don’t think that my children have everything, because someone will probably say that they don’t have enough mom, because mom is on tour, mom is filming, but of course, i try to devote all my free time to them, and we have such a family, that is, again, this is all learned in comparison, of course i devote a lot of time to them, in my