i'm hello jim. john protesters have once again taken over iraq's parliament in a show of support for influential she, our leader on saturday, thousands of people stormed the building and bought that for the 2nd time in a week. they vowed to stay put until their demands are met, escalating a political standoff at least 125 people were injured. other supporters reject the nomination of mohammed she r as so danny, as prime minister. it's been 10 months since the elections, but a deadlock remained over the formation of a new government. i'm what i really what had reports from that? ah, once again, supporters of shia cleric moved to the southern occupy iraq parliament. but this time, the vote to stay put until their demands are met, that we reject corruption and corrupt politicians. so don is a tool in the hands of foreign powers. he and his colleagues work against iraq. he won't do anything for our benefit. i montela maddie, we won't leave until we kick those corrupt politicians out of iraq approve iranian b

my mamma jim john thailand has seen political instability since its army chief to power in a coo 8 years ago. he eventually became prime minister, but his face resistance from many ties who been demanding change. protesters are now calling on pro channel chart to resign. students at the university in northern bangkok held protests on wednesday. they called for reforms to the monarchy and the government's resignation. authorities of crackdown on opponents imposing a nationwide ban on protests in 2014, but many of defied that band in the year since leading to hundreds of arrests. the law mainly yeah. long. i think the government don't really care about the people. it's like we don't exist, it feels like we're being abandoned and left behind. that's why we have come out to voice our concerns and hopefully put for a new government that really cares about it's people come, i didn't i. lemme tell me that. i think change is inevitable. as the country moves forward, we must rely in our younger generation. these young people are smart, i've seen them since the beginning of the movement leaving me

i'm hammer, jim. john, denmark's government is being criticized for its plans to eradicate disadvantage neighborhoods. a set of laws, controversially, called the ghetto package, was introduced in 2018. it aimed to transform areas with high rate of crime and unemployment. but rights group say immigrant communities are being unfairly singled out in the area with more than 50 percent of so called non westerners can be put on this list. that's defined as people from outside europe, the u. s. canada australia and new zealand. and any dane with one foreign parent, children above the age of one must spend 25 hours a week to learn the danish language and national values away from their families. otherwise, social welfare payments will be cut. the government says these measures will help to integrate foreigners. but the you win and rights group say the policies are racist. some are suing the government, saying the rules violate danish and european laws will bring in our guests in a moment. but 1st, this report from

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now jim and john on the shoulder has said there's no technical reason a turbine for the north stream on pipeline that's in germany, can't be moved to russia. sholtes made the comments during a visit to the seamans energy site in western germany. the turbine is being stored there after repairs in canada. he blamed russia for the delay that's contributing to gas supply shortages in europe. last month's thrushes, gas from significantly reduced flows through the pipeline, fighting a problem with a turbine. vicious is not so much of what is important to me is to make it clear that this turbine can be used at any time. there is nothing to prevent its transport to russia, except that the russian buyers must inform us that they also want the turbine. the buyers must provide the necessary information for customs transferred to russia and iraq's influential share lead them up to the father has told his supporters to leave parliament and continue their protest. outside. thousands of them stormed the building in bagdad on saturday. had called on all iraq used to join what he calls a revolution,

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john -- sean hannity of fox news and jim jordan, along with acting attorney john whitaker will address. you can watch on our free c-span live video at. it all begins this afternoon live here on c-span beginning at first -- beginning at 4:30 eastern. u.s. women's basketball star brittney griner has been convicted of drug possession and sentenced to nine years in prison by a russian judge. she has been detained in russia for six months for possession of a cannabis vaped cartridge. president biden released a statement on her sentence saying russia is wrongfully detaining britney, it is unacceptable and i call on russia to release her immediately so she can be with her wife, loved ones, friends and teammates. my administration will continue to work tirelessly and ensure every -- to bring paul and britney home safely. american history tv saturdays on c-span two. exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 9:30 a.m. eastern, bob calhoun discusses his book, the murders that made us. which look back at one hundred 70 years of san francisco's history through crimes that mar

thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you, jim. >> i spoke to john kirby a few minuteshe said the u.s., iran, and its partners are indeed closer to a deal today than they were a week or two ago. is that your view? do you believe that a deal can be resurrected here? >> yes, it does seem that we are closer. i'm not sure what the odds are. they may still be 50/50. but there's no doubt in my view that even though we have lost basically five years since the obama administration, five valuable years i might say, mainly due to president trump's very unwise decision to leave the deal in 2018, that even at this time, we and our friends and partners in the middle east, i believe, would be far better off getting back into the agreement. in fact, if i could just add to that briefly, i would say that, first, in terms of the nuclear restrictions, it's clear that the lost time has been used effectively by iran to increase their nuclear capacity, but we also should remember that the single most important restriction was the one to a small amount of very low and enriched uranium. and ev

john fetterman. thank you. [cheering] [applause] >> now please welcome to the stage erie county democratic committee chairman jim moran. [cheering] >> welcome everybody. everybody in here no john fetterman? >> [cheering] yes! >> i am going to let out the darkest secret we have been holding. the big man is in the building. we have housekeeping to do and a couple introduction to make before we get down to business are there unions in the house? [cheering] >> we have great elected officials with us tonight that would like to welcome. state representative ryan pizarro. [cheering] [video clip] >> state representative bob mirsky. erie mayor joe sheppard. erie councilman andre horton. erie county comptroller kyle fowle. city council president liz allen. erie city councilman -- member jasmine florez. erie city councilmember chuck nelson. gary school director. [cheering] >> warren county commissioner jeff huddleston. [cheering] >> venango county democratic party chairman jon clark is in the house. [cheering] >> if there are any other electives that i failed to mention here, i apologize and i will take full responsibility

john fetterman. thank you. [applause] >> and now, please welcome to the stage, erie county democratic committee chairman jim wertz. [applause] >> welcome, everybody. everybody in here no john fetterman -- in here know john fetterman? i'm going to let out the darkest secret we have been holding. the big man is in the building. we have a little housekeeping to do. a couple introductions to make before we get down to business. are there unions in the house? let's hear it. all right. we have some great elected officials with us tonight i would like to welcome. state representative ryan pizarro. [applause] state representative bob mirsky. yuri mayor joe shermer. erie county councilman andre horton. [applause] erie county controller kyle felt. [applause] city council president ms. liz allen. [applause] yuri city councilmember jasmine florez -- erie city councilmember jasmine florez. . city councilmember chuck feldman. erie city school director sumner nichols. my friend warren county commissioner jeff eggleston. when i go county democratic chairman john clock is in the house. if there are any other electeds i felt to me

. >> you call john larson's jim for the program yankees in 1966. >> got him. >> nine years later, scullyfore sandy koufax's perfect game. >> swung on and missed, the perfect game. high fly ball into right wheel. she is gone! in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened. >> then there was the famous 1988 world series walk-off homerun by humble kirk gibson. that crowd noise in the silence from the broadcast booth is another scully trademark. >> when i was very small, maybe eight years old, we had a big radio that stood on four legs and it had a cross piece underneath it. and i used to take a pillow and crawl under the radio, and i would listen to a game that meant nothing to a kid growing up in new york. when someone scored a touchdown in the crowd roared, that crowd noise would come out of the speaker like water out of a showerhead and just cover me with goosebumps. i used to think, i would like to be there to feel that rural of the crowd. and it has never left me to this day. so that when something happens, i love to shut up and hear the crowd. i love it. you know h

john travolta said on instagram, my dearest olivia, you made all of our lives so much better. here's cbs's jimur-time grammy winner who had five number one hits. but for so many, remembering olivia newton-john tonight, it was one of the great makeovers many hollywood history. ♪ hopelessly devoted to you. >> reporter: from wholesome goodie two shoes sandy olsson to john travolta's leather and spanned e clad bombshell girlfriend in the 1978 ie career defined her bo in gland aulia at the age of five. her initial success as a soft rock singer, placing powter in the eurovision contest in 1974, was dwarfed by the white-hot superstardom she found after coming to the u.s. in the mid '70s. "physical" spent ten weeks at number one in the '80s. she would spend years on environmental and animal rights issues, all while carrying on a three decade-long battle with breast cancer. >> i'm not a victim. i don't want to be one. i feel what happened to me has had purpose. >> reporter: olivia newton-john's purpose-filled life would proved so much joy to so many. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> duncan: she focu

s. national security advisor, john bolton. ah . hello jim. this is angie 0. my phone london, also coming up. russia accused of risking a meltdown at ukraine's zachary's ya nuclear plant. mit claims. it's trying to divert energy to crimea. lights up in spain and air conditioning turned down. why europe's commitment to consume energy use is meeting a cool response. and donald trump said property business on the scrutiny, but the former president refuses to be questioned under o ah form welcome to the program. we begin in the u. s. where it's been revealed that form a trump administration official. john bolton was the target of a murder for hire. applaud and a member of iran's revolution regard is warranted by the f. b. i on charges relating to the alleged plan. we face a rising threat from authoritarian regimes who seek to reach beyond their own borders to commit acts of repression including inside the united states. this is an especially appalling example of the government of iran, perpetrating a grievous acts of transnational violence in violation of us laws

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she don't kish took little consult with me to vicky. guy has to take it, john, come dying, vanilla ice, all. jim brown, i get a hotel, can tom antonette and kiffany to go on? he got could visit them. kipling each one of them, and you said look to see if danielle just saw under complicated gambling game, but i put a watching on to someone to taste. ah it is a dream shared by many south korean children including noon tonight, she is real to be performing at heard music schools concerts, a panel with a boy o a oh. 2 ah, what is life life in maximum security prison in this 2 part special report? $1.00 0, $1.00 east goes behind bars. it's singapore chung, you prison on out to a 0. ah ah, on cali, the cost the whining mortgage boy called in china could from the fact that grumbled as columbia and venezuela agree, the man ties businesses, i afraid revival bloss russia wants to pull out of the international space station . what's next? in all of it? counting the cost on al jazeera ah .

john travolta said on instagram, my dearest olivia, you made all of our lives so much better. here's cbs's jim reporter: she was a four-time grammy winner. who had five number one hits. but for so many remembering olivia newton john tonight, it was one of the great makeovers in hollywood history. from wholesome goody two shoes to john travolta's bombshell girlfriend in the 1973 movie "degrees" that defined her career. >>> olivia newton john moved to australia at the age of 5. her initial success as a soft rock singer placing fourth in the euro vision contest in 1974 was dwarfed by the white hot superstar come to she found after coming to the u.s. in the mid 70s. "physical" spent ten weeks at number one in the early 1980s. she would spend years on environmental and animal rights issues all while carrying on a three year battle with breast cancer. >> i don't want to be a victim. what's happenedlivi newton 's provide so much for so many. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> and that is the overnight news. i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm matt piper in new york. the fbi has exec

i'm hammer, jim jerome, armenia, and as there by john are blaming each other for renewed fighting near the disputed region of nocturnal carrabas. the area is recognized as part of his air by john, but it's mostly controlled by ethnic armenians. the latest violence has triggered calls for calm from russia, nato, and the european union, as they are by john's military says car by fighters targeted its positions in a district under the supervision of russian peacekeepers to car box troops. and an as air by johnny soldier were killed. i go, no car box leader then announced a partial military mobilization. as air by john accused are media of breaking the 2020 ceasefire. or there were those because of the feller the republic off as a by john has repeatedly stated that the presence of armenian armed forces and illegal armenian armed formations, in the territories of other by john, were rushing peacekeepers. a temporarily stationed remains a source of danger. contrary to the joint statement of the militarization of those territories, the complete withdrawal of armenian 3 and the disarmament of

john eastman and jim ellis standing behind rudy giuliani with the paradigm dripping down his face, they have been ordered to testify with all of the intention of going on mar-a-lago, how big of a threat does this make elector investigation remain to the former president. >> i think the fake elector scheme is one of the most serious that we've seen in the course of the january 6th committee. >> this is concrete, fraudulent attempt. >> absolutely. this is an intricate, well organized, purely executed, scheme to completely undermine the results of the election. and it happened not just in one place, but with teams of people in multiple states. there is a lot of evidence to go around. >> and they said it into the national archives, they sent these fake slates, it wasn't just, we'll talk about it over a cup of coffee. it happened. >> that's illegal. >> will someone be held responsible for this? >> i think there's a good chance. but as with all of these january 6th crimes, the folks most likely to get in trouble first are probably the furthest away from the top level drivers. >> as he would w

. >> joe johns, thank you. jim most critical here to watch and the most to lose is taijuan itself and they clearly are welcoming these visits. >> that is no question and been a series of visits from bipartisan delegations to taijuan. >>> another international story we're following this morning, it has been, if you can believe it one year since kabul fall and the taliban reclaimed power in afghanistan after two decades but an assessment found al qaeda has not regrouped in the country since then that prepared after a u.s. done strike killed al quida leader er ayman al-zawahri las month. it raised questions about the growth of al qaeda a year after the withdrawal. natasha joins me. this was a real concern that the taliban would welcome al qaeda back and they would regroup. something of a surprise, i suppose, they have not at this point. >> it is because senior biden administration officials said a year ago that they believed that al qaeda could regroup in afghanistan in one to two year. clearly something changed here.

the john kennedy from louisiana, slim jim beef jerky. i have other beef jerky. ice cold, red bull for you. >> my favorite is senator mike lee, utah, obviously, sustaining himself with beef jerky and lots of red bull. senator mike lee turns into a 19-year-old college student on the senate floor. joey: pass the chocolate milk. that is my go to. will: that is your go to, chocolate milk? carley: why are they eating snacks. joey: there are rules what they can eat on the floor. carley: really? can't be warm? joey: there is filibuster, you get news about so-and-so snuck in caffeine or snuck in a coke. i don't remember what they are, old antiquated rules what they can bring in. will: we dig into some snacks, here is what is going on, cpac is taking place down in texas. joshkying for 2024, in polls and advice are taking place not just at cpac but across the country. "new york times," new op-ed, by maureen dowd, hey, joe, don't give it a go. carley: i like the rhyme. will: dowd writes, ruth bader ginsburg missed the moment to leave the stage. joe biden is riding the crest

>> i had you, had jerry nadler, they had me with they cared about me or not they had jim jordan, they had you, johnadcliffe, and i could continue nuon that line. our freshman, kelly armstrong and greg steube. and we took it because i remember we first got everybody together we took a little retreat for talk about this the book, what we are going to have to do is be masters of procedurc so we get her point across. the problem was we focused in our staff members these people were there with us. and john was her parliamentarian, what jerry nadler went out and did is he hired attorneys to commend to help the committee. in failed to look at the parliamentarian aspect of it. we were able to use proper parliamentary procedure, as we should, but yet they blew it every time so people were not ready for. >> of a get to the intelligence committee, delivers a report to the judiciary committee paid we hold hearings onry it. and i can remedy timeframe of hearings because there is a christmas party at the white house that we never made. we were stuck in committee but you get the report, and we prepare in committe

john field lee. he is chairman and ceo of celsius holdings. he has a better sense where his company is headed. welcome back to mad money. >> glad to be here, jim i have got to tell you something, john. when i first met you, i said all right, i do not know, this could be. i do not know where this will go. i want you to tell young entrepreneurs out there how you went from being small to large to then getting a stake from pepsico? which i think is the greatest, other than coca-cola, drink company in the world. >> it is a massive opportunity for every entrepreneur out there. i think today's environment with social media, you can reach consumers more directly than ever before. it is a lot of hard work. we have a great team, it is all about the team. we work hard every day, we have great products. it is one day at a time. you have got to make that day a little better than you started. each and every day. >> i think you mentioned social media. on amazon, you continue to maintain the second largest energy drink spot. 22.6% share. did that just buildup by being clever, getting your name everywhere? >> no. that is building a daily consumer. some people

congressman jim jordan from the great state of ohio and john lee radcliffe from the great state of texas. , two most knowledgeable people in terms of contrasting the way that department and bureau may treat republican versus democrats, allegations of collusion with russia and hillary clinton and her documents, jimmy, i start with you, for those who say gather the facts and evidence, it also matters who is gathering those fact and whether you have confidence in them. >> right, are kind to say that about john and i but no one was better than digging in than you, i would thrown out name kevin kline smith, he altered evidence when they first started spying on president trump's case, we know that because of the inspector general. this is the justice department that treats moms and dads as domestic terrorists, the administration that will unleash 87 thousand irs agencies to harass american taxpayers and american family, now we know that administration that raided the home of the former president of united states and likely republican presidential candidate in 2024. these are -- sometimes i ste

jim awad. i read a quote from john templeton.ear markets every 10 to 12 years and no one has been able to predict them reliably. one one's shares thoroughly depressed, that means when other people are selling this is something you kind of always tell us on the show but the fact of the matter a lot easier too say especially when you're john templeton than to do it. how do you do it? >> no, absolutely easier to say than to do, but the key issue is to take your emotions, put them in your back pocket and zipper up your back pocket and look at the cold hard facts. stocks go down. they are cheaper than they were before they went down. you know the long-term history of the u.s. economy and the stock market is higher. but you can't pick the bottom but you average into weakness. over time, always in america you will end up making money. you might be early but you will end up making money as you heard me say many times on this show, the grave yard is filled with the bodies of people who bet against america. charles: i agree with a million

jim: we also did it, and you will hear from john honeycutt, where we did the test in the flow. a little bit different. all of those decisions were made hoping for the benefit of physics that went with all of that, from the expert's opinion. that is what we have to figure out. jackie: reuters. >> thanks. question for mike or jim. i know you said friday is in play. given the magnitude of the issues, the combo of things you have to look at, likely that you launch on friday, unlikely? can you give some clarification on whether you think this is related to the quick disconnect issue that you saw in the wet dress rehearsals? mike: you are asking about the likelihood of friday? >> do we go on friday? mike: there is a nonzero chance that we will have a large opportunity on friday. >> [laughter] mike: we really need time to look at all the information, data. we are going to play all nine innings here. not ready to give up yet. >> clarify a little bit whether this is related to what you were looking at in the wet dress rehearsals with the quick disconnect leak issue. related, independent

john berger. how this new bill affects the solar industry from sunnova. jimou make any portfolio moves based on this legislation? >> well, i really think this is an interesting time because of the structure of this bill you're starting to see a lot of these stocks break out what we've seen energy stocks do really, really well, way above the market over the last year and a half, fossil fuel energy stocks, now it looks like these stocks are saying this is a serious bill, these stocks can make a serious run just look at the benefits tesla got from government help, tax credits. so i think this is a new dynamic. i also think it helps fossil fuels because you need fossil fuels to mine the lithium for the machinery, to mine the copper so i don't think the fossil fuel story is over as far as stocks are concerned, but now these stocks will have a new leg higher. >> so your overall take, jim, is that you would fade the rally. you think it's classic bear market and investors should take their profits now. is there a sector, or type of stock, though, that you might recom

john malcolm. his work i want to thank jim mascot for the kind introduction and steve william gray center at silly law school for their efforts including on this event. when you look at the list of established and serious people that have an assembled here throughout the day it leaves me certain that the meaning will cover this event in way to cover all serious substance, which means we're going to be on c-sp. read it 4:52. here's a movie about clarence thomas. i didn't think so because we're all watching the squid game. apparently that's not gonna be understood on cease band, which is fortunate on a serious note. it's truly an honor to be among so many. of my personal heroes inspired influence me including justice thomas and of course our keynote speaker. i can't mention everyone in the room because this is really who's who all stars judgling on staring at me. so i'm going to make but i do want to mention avoiding gray when i had my turn in the barrel at the other end of pennsylvania avenue. that's what we call it around the dinner table. i still called employment office. avoid was the one while

including jim and nancy billman and kathy and paul anderson. >> the john s. and james.ght foundation, fostering an informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. ♪ >> and friends of "the newshour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: a federal judge has unsealed and made public the search warrant for former president donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. a review of the warrant and the list of items removed from trump's property reveals the fbi collected over 20 boxes of items -- binders of photos as well as handwritten correspondence on monday. some of those were classified as top-secret, information that should never be outside of a secure government facility. the former president did not oppose the unsealing of the documents and in a statement released today he asserts that he not only declassified the information but also that the lengths the fbi went to search his property were not necessary. in his words, "all they had to do was ask." we want to br

jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> dickerson: and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell i'm johnyou're a trespasser in the house. >> announcer: the mother of his child was not welcome. >> judge judy: so you left a 6- and a 2-year-old alone in the back of a car. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: alone? >> i came to get the money. >> announcer: or did jealousy get her jacked up? >> i gave it to her. i was like, "okay. you can leave." "why? she here. why i can't be here, too?" >> at that time, he grabs me by the hair, pulling me to the floor. >> judge judy: i know what went down there. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. 24-year-old a'kalli carter is suing the father of her son, quinton fitcheard, for assaulting her, and ramming her vehicle. >> byrd: order! all rise. this is case number 464 on the calendar, in the matter of carter vs. fitcheard. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ladies, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: miss carter, you and the defendant have a child together. you are not married. you don't live toge

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john bolton, speaking out first on cnn about the newl hour. >> joining us now, a key member of the house intelligence committee, democratic congressman jim himes of connecticut. thanks for joining us. let me get your reaction to these brazen plots to assassinate john bolton and mike pompeo. >> well, wolf, those of us who follow iran exceedingly closely, we may be horrified by this, but we're not one bit surprised. in fact, when the news of the u.s. air raid, which killed general soleimani, hit my ears, i thought, oh, my gosh. we're going down this path. you have to remember, wolf, soleimani, as horrid a humid as he was, and he was directly responsible for all kinds of terrorism around the middle east and directly responsible for the deaths of americans. he also had a stature inside iran, and not just with regime supporters but with sort of common iranians that was almost mythical. so he's in a different category than a lot of iranian generals, a lot of iranian national security people. you know, the moment that at least i heard about that strike, i thought, you know, the iranian regime is going to be under a huge amount of pressure, not just t

i remember people like john dingell flooding all of their political opponents with a constant barrage of letters and inquiries. what is going to be jim jordan's approach? >> we are going to do it the right way and a way consistent with the constitution. think about what they did to moms and dads. on september 29, the school board association writes a letter to the biden white house saying use the patriot act against parents. five days later, the attorney general issues a memorandum that does exactly what the organization asked them to do five days prior. set up a line for reporting on parents who show up at school board meetings to advocate for the well-being of their child. october 20, the fbi sends out a emailed to agents across the country and the mill says use this threat tag designation when you are investigating parents who have been reported on the line the memorandum was set up by the attorney general. october 4 is the memorandum. october 20 is the email to agents. all of that happens in 22 days. when have you seen the federal government move that fast? when it came to going after the political opposition, they moved at light

jim jordan. he's the ranking member ofan the house judiciary committee. john ratcliffe, former director of national intelligence, and harmeet dillon , chairwoman of the republican national lawyers association. john , you just heard thatus conversationt. sa the doj lawyers argued against the affidavit released today by saying, as the court is aware from its revieww of the affidavit, it contains among other critically important and detailed investigativeotnt, highly sensie info about witnesses, including witnesses interviewed by the government and investigative government and investigative required by law to be kept under seal.ve give us your overall sense of whether that would be an accurate characterization of well,ac even the issues that at stake here, even if that's truet and that may be that there are sources in there that they don't want divulged or national security information that they don't want there. but but it's garbage to say that that that information couldn't be redacted so that t the remainder of the affidavit that is so important to establishin

i remember people like john dingell and henry flooding all of their political opponents with a constant raj -- barrage of letters and inquiries. will be jim jordan's approach? >> we would do it in the right way inconsistent -- that is consistent with the consultation. back of a second, think about what they did with the justice department to moms and dads. on september 29, the national school board association a left-wing political group wrote a letter to the by the white house saying use the patriot act against parents. five days later the attorney general of the night states issues and memorandum. he says to set up a snitch line for reporting on errands that show up to school will -- parents who show up school board meeting to advocate for the well-being of their child. the fbi sends out an email to all across the country. it says uses threat tag designation. use that when you are investigating parents who have been reported on the snitch line that the memorandum set up by the attorney general. september between nine, october 4 is the memorandum come october 20 is the email, all that came in 22 days. when have you ever seen the federal

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