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and so she'll probably survive any appeals all right. >> john dean, jennifer rodgers. great to have you. thank you so much and still ahead, israeli prime minister netanyahu not mincing words about a possible truce with hamas. he says, quote, there's not a deal in the making, but the biden white house says an agreement is 90% complete we're going to ask the state department about the mixed messages plus a big development in hunter biden's federal tax evasion case, the president's son offering to change his plea to avoid trial. will he admit to breaking the law? >> the details in just moments? this is your team you have the right set of individuals. they're going to take us the next level hard knocks training camp with the chicago bears, streaming exclusively on it won't be hard to find someone to fix this. >> but before i started, angie's list, different story. a lot has changed for us to dng since then, but the issues facing homeowners are the same and the solution to skill local well process gets started at angie.com, must in your medicine cabinet, calls coming on kim

my name is john dean and i have paid almost every price of being enjoying this in a country like to tease taking on the powers that be they risk every thing they want to kill me and they try many times john, don't r s activist journalist and politicians living in exile from what drives them. it's too much for my shoulders, but i have to hold this way because i'm responsible for the to show our country for the people far behind the bus. the courageous effort against corruption and political crimes. in our series guardians of truth watching on youtube dw documentary, think the board is twice think ahead or with outside the box on your but always remember to think for yourself. we all had to find it was incredibly like, this is a driving you with free information, dw made for mind people and trucks in judge when trying to free the city center and more refugees are being turned away, support families, planes on the tax, in serious disease creating tray to if he explained to his son around the world more than $100.00 concession seeking rest. we should have to dw for the living independent, ari

donald john dean, fear they're going to come out of for lunch, breakfast and dinner. oh, come on. you like that? come on. this is. this is how speak his speeches kind of trying to get written. so we're we've been i've showed you how if they control all branches of the government they're going to control us. put of us in prison control rest of you i motivated you now not just to help donald trump win back the white house but we got to win back the senate and up the house. and we had a nice contrast. we'll call it kamala's woke america versus, trump's america. so say this with me. let's see. wanted to do this at that convention. they did. they wouldn't. we didn't have time i loved they they were so good to but and they kept everybody's and god bless them they didn't let anybody go long but say this with me now if we don't control our government they're will control us. what's more, if we don't control our government, we go their government will control us all say it now. the whole thing with me really want to three if we don't control our government, their government will control us

john dean joins us now.d you looking at polling data and how things run in massachusetts, you know, why are you different? you told me what? >> i'm different because of my life experience. severe poverty growing up in a dangerous neighborhood in america inside a subsection of detroit. i'm the living dream. when you look at me i'm the living, breathing embodiment of the american dream and everything possible in a great and free country like ours. i got in the race because i see that dream dying. you have these elites like warren sit back hyper partisan people and fuel division to stay in power. people are tired of it and ready for change. i will bring that change to massachusetts. >> lawrence: they typically vote solid blue. you say you aren't a partisan. what do you mean by that? >> my loyalty will be to massachusetts and america. i served in the marine corps and took an oath and know what it means to serve your country. so elizabeth warren is loyal to the democratic party and her agenda and her own politica

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him whether he was concerned about whether tariffs could potentially a affect affected people like john deanacturers like john deere, he immediately turned that into attack line on harris where he argued that if she were to win, that you wouldn't have a farm anymore. i want you to take a listen to what he said with all of you as i speak, is energy in two ways. number one, you want to be able to collect royalties and other things, or even have a job and energy that's very important to help your farm and the other thing is you got to keep the prices down. so we're gonna do both and we'll do it fast to yolo be it'll be largely taken care of within 12 months. i predict within 12 months it'll be down to five or 50% and if they get in your energy costs are going through the roof, okay. i gotta go through the review, won't be you won't have a farm very long. i will tell you that now, john, that line there, you won't have a farm for very long. i'll tell you that. i mean, this is classic donald trump at some of that fear mongering we hear from him repeatedly, just like last week when he was speaking

in my book john dean, white house counsel for richard nixon writes in the forward, and he talks aboutow he drafted a conditional pardon for a very high-profile -- the pardon of jimmy hoffa, gangster teamster and union organizer. that was later challenged -- -- the conditional pardon by mr. jimmy hoffa, claiming that it was unconstitutional. he lost that. but that is also in our history now, not expressed in the constitution itself. host: your book is incredibly wide-ranging. it goes back at least a couple of paragraphs to the hammurabi code in something like 1600 or 1800 bc. and it almost ends going into the future, about what might happen and what we should do. just taking the time gets that gave rise to our system, which is following the norman invasion of 1066 in britain, where the pardon, the king's pardon became part of the anglo-american ecosystem, it seems that from the start, even from the 12th century, the kinds of issues regarding pardons that caused some eyebrows to be raised, are still with us. namely corruption. that pardons are sold. and access, that only certain privile

. >> hello colonial penn meeting john dean, the gop senate candidate,so y can boost nitrice support,lood pressure and improve heart health. rush to wal-mart and find total beats. >> fighting inflation is one>> t of our administration's top economic prioritie 1s. >> was it wrong to consider inflation transitory? ke the i mean, those price spikes seem like they're going to be with us for a while. wee withr a have to address thet that we've got to deal with the fact that folks are paying for s. neeying for grocerie >> and our our our i need solutions to it. will you commit to implementing a federal ban on fracking? >> your first day in office, f adding the united states to the list thf countries who have banned this devastating practice? >> there's no question i'm in favoratt ba the dev of banni, and it's rough. >> groceries. is gonnanf groceries has gone. up. the cost of gas has gone up. and it as this is all happeningn in the context of two years of a pandemic, it's one of the1 highest priorities actually, for the president and for me hi that is called my dynamics. that is called bide

of it all is who's going to pay the working poor and the middle class up to $4,000 doctors from john dean. i mean, i do know what you are terror because lots of goods we talked you talked a lot about trump's on the policies being more aligned with your your views. but this is a pillar of his economic agenda. i mean, are those actually aligned with your views yeah. >> he's more populist economic theory than the party i'm which i was raised. and this is a huge split in the republican party. i mean, just today, my old boss, mitch mcconnell, made a rare comment about trump and said he doesn't necessarily believe tariffs are a good idea. you're going to see he debates like this within the party. i will say the energy is behind trump on these matters right now, and i do think there's reason that in our own cnn poll today, 51% of americans said they judged trump's term to be a success and only 37% have judged the biden/harris administration would be a success there is something going on where people are remembering what he did, how he did it, and they're comparing it to what's happening right no

meeting john dean, the gop senate candidate fresh off his primare.cream tube of deodorant in the scent of your choice. plus two free items, plus free shipping. early starts in just a few weeks. >> and republicans are taking are . d statcure the polls governors in states like virginia, texas, ohio, alabamaer have removed thousands of non-citizens from the voter rolls, and they're not stopping there. >> the group americans for citizen voting, pushing for mor more states to pass amendments to p non-citizens from casting ballots. >> listen. ots.i believe that we are the gold standard. i don't think there's any other country in the world thatens to allows non-citizens to vote. but frankl vy, i don't carerl what the rest of the world does. america is the gold standardes, we set, the model we lead, and only american citizens should be voting leaan in our elections. >> this comes as the rnc is warning how a nonprofit is trying to turn america's health care system into voter regi drives, coercing hospital patients to registerean to vote before getting treatme

what he said was outrageous and far beyond nixon's enemies list, which was one of the revelations john dean had a lot to do with it the revelations that brought nixon down. this is something to take very seriously. he is talking about jailing elected officials who won't go along with his big lie, which he developed after the 2020 election to cover up the fact that he lost lost, he lost, he's never accepted it. and if the country goes along with him, they can expect some of this over the next four years and larry why why aren't folks paying attention to it enough? >> do you think do people just stick their head in the sand? is because people are numb to it. they've accepted it. there, folks who have called this seine washing what is it? well, i can think of several reasons. some i won't say on tv. but one of the things that i think is really important here is that all of us who follow this hourly, not just daily, hourly have become hardened to the crazy things, the outrageous things that donald trump rights and says, we don't put enough emphasis on it for that reason. and some others, some o

let's get more on this from john this step alex the dean in tel aviv. welcome, bobby. let's start with that funeral. should go back up paul. they've been laid to rest today. tell us more about yes, we'll uh the funeral in the past hour. um uh, lots of people talk to the funeral courses. bear is that you received a letter stating that his mother, um, uh said the funeral is of course something that day everybody um uh, which is the same thing. guess she said that the issue was hoping that the deal would be seal. we'll see him at back why his father has said that everybody including them, disappointed a here's because they weren't able to bring him back to life. and even the, the prison is wrong inside there. so apologize to him and that to his family that the state of israel wasn't able to protect him on october 7th and also wasn't able to bring him back like so we've seen that we're seeing right now the pictures from jerusalem. does that sound like that came from the state to live peacefully in israel and the, the whole situation of course, and the, and this is the way

dean preston. the committee clerk today is john carroll, and i'd also like to thank jaime etcheverry at sfgovtv for any announcements? yes. thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you have silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices. you may have brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to include as part of any

but we had prior to that era was what the word was called, the wise man, we had dean acheson, we add the young john j mcroy. robert loved it, george f keen and you know, men who were actually thinkers who uh, you know, abraham and, and, and were able to conduct foreign policy and to actually have a coherent american centric view of the world in the foreign policy. and people like, uh, this is the training and 72 like changing the paper version of this. frankly, they're the grubbing little little, uh, no power seekers and what they've blowing up with grown up around them as their, their enterprises consistently began to fail. and along with the use of the welfare in the world fair stages beyond the fail, we've seen and resort to more close to shed and collaborative and authoritarian tactics. and it's just becoming more and more of a, a fait accompli that they are so weak and they have no idea ology. they're there, i ologies, self service and power. and, and the, and other programs are failures. so what are they going to do? they're just going to 1st everybody to, to accept them as they are all power

john berman in tallahassee. >> sara is out today. kate bolduan with jessica dean in new york. this is cnn new central >> john berman in florida this morning, which is bracing for hurricane helene, which is heading straight for this part of state, the panhandle and it's a category one hurricane strengthening overnight, expecting to make landfall as a category three or stronger. >> and the big bend area of florida, the good news, not a populated area, the bad news. once it makes landfall, it will cross paths with millions and millions of people, 85 million people in its path from florida, georgia, the carolinas, all the way up to the virginia, to virginia. they have all declared states of emergency along the florida coast, though it is not that populated, they could see storm surge of nearly 20 feet. the weather service calls that unsurvivable storm surge add to that wind speeds they could reach 130 miles per hour. again, tallahassee has never had hurricane force winds sustained winds. we could see winds here north of 100 miles per hour and the damage after it hits here, it will

dean preston. the committee clerk today is john carroll, and i'd also like to thank jaime etcheverry at sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you have silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices. you may have brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to include as part of any of today's files, you should submit them to me. public comment will be taken on each item on today's agenda. when your item of interest comes up in public, comment is called, please line up to speak along your right hand side. i'm pointing it out with my left hand. alternatively you may submit public comment in writing in either of the following ways. first, you may email your written comment to me at j-o-h-n. period c a r r o l l at sfgov. org or you may send your written comments via us postal service to our office in city hall. the address is one. doctor carlton b goodlett place, room 244, san francisco, california 94102. if you submit public comment in writing, i will forward your comment to the me

john. >> thank you so much, dean and o thank you to the national whistleblower center for asking me to speak today. it's a great honor to be here as we recognize and thank whistleblowers for their critical service to our nation. i'm also very honored to be leading the irs whistleblower program after over four decades with the agency, there is no other program that i would rather be leaving. it is exciting to see the solid and widespread support within the irs for our efforts to strengthen this important program. at some horton and wonderful to be leading a team in the im whistleblower office are dedicated to the mission which has three core elements. ensuring that irs compliance functions receive and consider a specific time incredible whistleblower claims that identify noncompliance with tax laws or other laws that the irs is authorized to administer, enforce or investigate. second by ensuring whistleblowers received required notifications timely, and certainly, ensuring the words are fairly determined and timely paid. i've seen firsthand the huge impact whistleblowers have unsuccessful cas

dean preston. the committee clerk today is john carroll, and i'd also like to thank jaime etcheverry at sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you have silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices. you may have brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to include as part of

dean preston. we welcome our visitors today. thank you for coming, mr. clerk. oh, i want to also acknowledge, eugene labbadia from sfgovtv, as well as our clerk, john carroll.lerk, do you have any announcements?

dean preston. we welcome our visitors today. thank you for coming, mr. clerk. oh, i want to also acknowledge, eugene labbadia from sfgovtv, as well as our clerk, john carroll. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you've silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices you may have brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to include as part of the file, you should submit them to me. we will take public comment on the single agenda item that is on today's agenda. if you have public comment when we get to public comment, please line up to speak along that western wall of the room and then come forward. when you're when we call public comment on that item and items acted upon today will be agendized at the board of supervisors meeting of october 1st, 2024. unless otherwise stated. thank you so much. please call item number one. agenda item number one is an ordinance amending the zoning code and zoning map to establish the 555 ninth street special sign district and to modify sign controls for the existing shopping center. affirming the planning department's secret determination,

dean preston. the committee clerk today is john carroll. welcome, mr. john malamet. it's good to see you. i would also like to acknowledge, sus anos at sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? yes. thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you silence your cell phones and other electronic devices. you have brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to be included as part of the file, you should submit them to me. public comment will be taken on each of the three items on today's agenda. when your item of interest comes up in public comment is called, please line up to speak along the right hand side of the room. alternatively, you may submit public comment in writing in either of the following ways. first, you may email your written comments to me at j-o-h-n. period c a r r o l l at sfgov .org. or you may send your written comments via us postal service to our office in city hall. the address is one doctor carlton b goodlett place, room 244, san francisco, california 94102. if you submit public comment in writing, i will forw

john bruce eagleson. >> edward t earhart. >> robert douglas eaton. dean phillip eberling and my younger brother. as you are known to most of your family and friends, you are missed and remembered. your spirit lives on through your nieces and nephew. keep an eye out for all of us here. thank you to everyone involved with this ceremony. they get everyone tuning in on. it is up to us to ensure everyone is remembered and to avoid this ever happening again. >> and my cousin michelle reed. michelle had a mark remarkable for life. adding each day for a smile that could light up any room. her fearlessness and taking risks and embracing new challenges in life was truly inspiring. not only was michelle a hard worker, she was a dedicated individual who always placed family above all else balancing her weekdays on the hundred floor of the south tower with weekends spent at her family's farm in upstate new york. she loved working on the farm in was known for blazing through trails on her for wheeler with enthusiasm. always taking time to admire that forget me not flowers by the stream. her unwavering commitm

john. [applause] >> all right, thank you so much, dean, thank you to the national whistleblower center for asking me to speak today. it's a great honor to here as we recognize and thank whistleblowers for their critical service to our nation and also very honored to be leading the irs whistleblower program after over 4 decades with the agency there's no other program that i'd rather be leading, it's exciting to see the solid and widespread support within the irs for our efforts to strengthen this important program and it's wonderful to be leading a team in the whistleblower office that's dedicated to our mission and our mission has 3 core elements first ensuring that irs compliance functions receive and consider specific timely credible whistleblower claim that identify noncompliance with tax laws and other laws that the irs is authorized to administer, enforce or investigate, second, by ensuring whistleblowers receive required notifications timely and thirdly ensuring that awards are fairly determined and timely paid. i've seen firsthand the huge impact that whistleblowers have on success

dean. and it was expressed outrage onto the hijackers were given false hidden do names and to show instead of a real pockets tiny ones. the media, john was accused the quote, hudson being national sentiments of the indian people were supposed to apologize on taser engine. sharma has the details, a little mazda, 2 rounds of which netflix has been criticized for this particular series. and essentially netflix for someone to buy the indian information. i'm broadcast ministry, essentially. there are 6 objections. have been many for the main one is the very fact that the hijackers and the particular series they've been projected they've been be presented in a good life. so when you see the series that the hijackers the are speaking to the air hostesses very timely. asking them to take care of themselves and so and so forth. so projection, all the hijackers in a humane, in a soft manner is what the social media outrage has been about. but also more importantly, the needs of the core needs that have been use of the hijackers shrunk. are these are the new meetings? so in a sense, the social media, seeing that, that means that i use they are

dean preston. we welcome our visitors today. thank you for coming, mr. clerk. oh, i want to also acknowledge, eugene labbadia from sfgovtv, as well as our clerk, john carroll. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you've silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices you may have brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to include as part of the file, you should submit them to me. we will take public comment on the single agenda item that is on today's agenda. if you have public comment when we get to public comment, please line up to speak along that western wall of the room and then come forward. when you're when we call public comment on that item and items acted upon today will be agendized at the board of supervisors meeting of october 1st, 2024. unless otherwise stated. thank you so much. please call item number one. agenda item number one is an ordinance amending the zoning code and zoning map to establish the 555 ninth street special sign district and to modify sign controls for the existing shopping center. affirming the planning department's secret determination,