[applause] jeannie said it so well. we wish you were our colleague in the senate, but we are delighted with the work you are doing. the most fundamental work in a country we love so much. patriotism that comes with standing up for the right to vote, so thank you so much for that. [applause] sen. hassan: i would be remiss if i did not also recognize my husband tom, who is keeping everything going at home. thank you, honey, for everything you have done. [applause] sen. hassan: but most of all, i have to thank all of you new hampshire democrats. i am so incredibly grateful for all of your efforts. over the last year, with the odds against us, you all have truly made the difference. time and again, election after election, you showed up. you -- you showed up, you organized, and you have fought for our shared values, winning tough races across our state and sending a message to washington and to concord that we will not be pulled backward. i am fighting for our shared priorities in the senate, working to build a future where

deputy chief jeannie nicholson. deputy chief of administration, jeannie nicholson. this is my report for february 2018. by the way, happy spring. spring has sprung out there. pretty nice day. let's start with the illustrious division of training. as the chief stated, the 124th class is currently in, but going back a couple of classes the 121st class is undergoing the one year of testing so that they can pass the threshold into permanent h2s. that is happening this week. the 122nd class is understood going the six-month testing and moving to the second houses as well. and the assistant deputy chief of training joe sotto is up and running and we had to replace him as well because he was the recruit captain. captain teresa kwan was on rescue two and engine 11 and we welcome her into the fold and really look forward to her contributions with the recruit academy. and as an aside, just so you know, she is no joke. she and her husband live in santa rosa and their house caught on fire during the whole firestorms, and they put it out. so they were out there with a chain saw

publisher was not interested in doing another biography, and so i was kind of wandering around and jeannie said why don't you do what would the founders do? she even envisioned the cover, and have them in a contemporary scene, with a tv and pool table and stuff and there they all are. >> right. >> and i thought that was brilliant because yes, of course, some things are different and it's not that far away and the little thing i go through in every talk about this is when i was in college i gave the speech the communist spy. when he was a young man he clerked for oliver holmes and when he was a captain in the army he told president lincoln get down you damn fool when lincoln looked at washington in 1865 and when lincoln served his one term in congress one of his fellow congressman was fellow john quincy adams who had heard the cannon from bunker hill, and so from me to the battle of bunker hill, that's less than six steps and it's only four. it's a lot further to sharl maimai charlemagne. and how many governments has france gone through? from kingdoms to governments and republics so we're b

. >> host: jeannie, norfolk, virginia. hi, jeannie. >> caller: hi. i have a question to mr. pollinger. do you believe in the rapture of the church before the antichrist comes? i do not. >> guest: yeah, jeannie, thanks for the question. you know, this is another topic that's greatly debated among different groups. you know, one of the reasons even tying it back to our goal here, one of the reasons why the bible is so ripe for expressions in literature is the bible is not necessarily always clear, you know, of exactly what it's expressing. sometimes you have different writers that have, just like in modern day writers, you know, they have different points of emphasis, different ways of expressing things. certainly many would agree that the bible disagrees with itself. and so, you know, we read about this from some of the writings that are a2reub9ed to paul when it comes to the rapture, some will point to the book of revelation. but this is an area where there's different expressions, and, you know, and it will be debated as long as time goes on. and so for myself, it's not an

entertainment journalist jeannie wolfjoins us now from los angeles. thank you forjoining us.ho were not very close to him it was a surprise. now we discover he has been in hospitalfor now we discover he has been in hospital for quite sometime, almost on life support. it does seem that there is a feeling that perhaps he tried to take his own life. he suffered from alcoholism, he suffered from alcoholism, he suffered from alcoholism, he suffered from depression if you did not know him you would never know that. he liked to make people laugh, he made fun of himself. spoke about the fact that he said that he was such a star when he goes out in public he wears a hat and sunglasses but it did not help him. they recognise me anyway. a sense of humour. for some people, a certain generation of people, for whom he is character mini—me is iconic. generation of people, for whom he is character mini-me is iconic. that's right. and iconic character. and you need to give mike myers credit for coming up with an idea for a mini—me and having dr evil mirror himself with this tiny guy. a risky

. >> because knesset has visited aggression 10 times more than hezbollah or jeannie. he really has no interest to establish commonality. he doesn't worry about prosperity in listing. like revolution. >> and the united states for independent states, you need capacity of a colony, you need jobs and education . y it's not enough only to have a declaration of independence. and of course it costs a lot of money. and most of all, they should double their efforts to create their own economy. >> i have to ask you this question. it is, one hears that criticism for years is that political leaders here in israel and elsewhere that the current situation is quote, unsustainable. is it in fact very sustainable? >> know and the middle east isthe middle east . their problems are our problems. this situation is not so stable now and unpredictable. [inaudible] everything unpredictable. we don't want to be with gaza and we don't know the future for the palestinians. all the problems of everything in the middle east are alike and they are all vessels. [inaudible] with errands. and the si

then on his team, jeannie rey. she previously done legal work for the clinton foundation. huge democratic donor. can we say conflict of interest? next, we have the disgraced lovebirds peter strzok and lisa page. based on all the text messages that so have been exposed, it's apparent they were out to get trump from the very beginning. they are the ones who texted about having the insurance policy in case donald trump actually won and called them pretty much every nasty name in the book. they got removed once their bias was exposed. last but not least, we have one other crime family. this is near and dear to comey's heart. we call it the speech crime family. during his tenure at the fbi, we all know about the special treatment hillary clinton received from the bureau. comey agreed to call clinton's email investigation a matter when it was an investigation at the request of loretta lynch. comey with peter strzok and others wrote an exoneration in may before they interviewed her or 17 other witnesses in july. exoneration before investigation. we also know comey signed off on m

both he and his wife jeannie, who is with us today, were blown away one night by a huge female turtle who laboriously laid up on to the beach to lay her eggs right beside rick brookhiser. it was an unforgettable moment and a really good omen. he has just finished his most recent book about our fourth chief justice john marshall and said it would be out in october. marshall once said, "judicial power does not include a right to change the constitution." i cannot wait to read it. ladies and gentlemen, we're so lucky to have richard brookhiser back in palm beach with us. please give him a warm welcome. thank you. [ applause ] >>> thank you, gay, for that warm introduction. yes, we did see the mother sea turtle laying her eggs. of course, i didn't get to see the hatchlings because they only came out months later, but i suppose some of them are still swimming around there. maybe we can see one of them laying eggs at some later point. gay has been a good friend for many years. she is a friend of history, not only here at the society of the four arts but also for her many years of service at

[applause] >> thank you billy and jeannie.ught peter had such a great table, and he came from florida, and i was like, amazed. and just in reference to somebody who was my mentor for years and years, was the mother of martha hennessey, jeanne hennessey, she's probably one of the reasons i am here. and i would like to thank her again, and thank everyone, mary jane, cindy, steve, susan come all the people who supported me and my hanover delegation who came down in the car with me today. thanks very much, everyone. [applause] >> new hampshire democrats, please welcome to the stage senator maggie hassan. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you for that wonderful welcome. thank you to ray buckley and amy kennedy, and the whole and hdv team for this fantastic event. [applause] and it is so great to be here with my colleagues, senator jeanne shaheen, congresswoman, congresswoman ann kuster and in absentia congresswoman carol shea-porter. [applause] >> what you all just heard from my wonderful friend and colleague jeanne shaheen is why she is s

it's hard to put the jeannie back in the bottle and start a new bottle. >> well the deal has the wordmprehensive in the middle of it and i think there's generally an agreement among serious people that it was not comprehensive that barack obama and john kerry were under the deadline of the end of the obama term and his presidency and they wanted to get something donald they left some aspects unfinished such as inspections and the crucial issue. neil: proof that they are doing what we signed on to do. >> yes, that's right but also, it does not have the force of law. obama never submitted it to congress. it's an agreement and if the europeans and the brits and the united states came to an agreement we do not need china and russia. neil: what if we walked away from it? >> if we walked away -- neil: they're all still with it but we're not. >> that's plan b, and i don't think anyone wants to do that that's going to get very messy because if president trump insists on walking away from it he ultimately could start imposing sanctions on european companies currently doing business with iran.