i'll teach, if you want john john michael wake up peter pan here he'll teach us to fly now.u really know how to fly, what are you wearing on us? this is glasses. i can't see anything without them. can't be good eyes. peter, i see you. that's great how nicely? yes, i'm cute. oh, peter , how do you do it? you just need to think about something pleasant and surprising and you yourself will not notice. how do you get air. hello a. come on, just repeat it slowly, please. that you probably forgot to tell some trifle some little secret, without which well, you can’t learn to fly. this is magic pollen, without this smallness it is impossible to fly. well, flies see hurray i 'm flying. isn't it wonderful here on my island here where it's amazing how many confetti are there adventures? mermaids, and what is there, and what is not want to eat too. let's fly, let's get out. see how much water there is. if you want, as soon as we arrive, we can beat off the gun from him. who do you take me for? do you really think that i would attack a sleeping person, i would wake him first, i always do

i'll teach, if you want john john michael wake up peter pan here he'll teach us to fly now. standing michael can you really fly, what are you wearing on your nose? this is glasses. i can't see anything without them. can not be. come on, now rub your eyes well. peter i love you i see. that's great, how cute? yes, i'm cute. oh, peter, how do you do it? you just need to think about something pleasant and surprising and you yourself will not notice. how do you get air. hello a. come on, just repeat it slowly, please. peter it seems to me that you forgot to tell probably some little thing, some little secret, without which, but you can't learn to fly. this is magic pollen, without this smallness it is impossible to fly. well, fly, how is it? i 'm flying. are you wonderfully here on my island, here's where it's amazing that's really an adventure. how much sweets and mermaids, and what is there, why don't you want to eat too? for example, pirates of ur pirates of peter take us with you. i so want to see the pirates. eggs, please, let's fly. hurray we fly, we are convinced. and the hat is def

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john manning, michael stokes, i am probably forgetting somebody. john: you were a judge on the third circuit were nearly 16 years before joining the supreme court. what was it like serving on panels with your former boss and what are some of the other things that stand out in your mind? justice alito: it was a great experience. when i finished the clerkship with judge garth, i thought this is my dream job if i could become a judge on the third circuit. and the arrogance of youth i said i am really ready to do that right now. the president did not think it was appropriate to appoint me. i thoroughly enjoyed the clerkship. it was a little strength the first time i sat on a panel with leonard garth. i the feeling, do i need to write him a bench memo? he treated me as an equal. i had wonderful colleagues. i will not name names because i will omit somebody, but they really powerfully impressed to me in different ways of what it means to be a good judge. when a new federal judges appointed, many of you may know this, the judges sent to bb judge school -- baby judge school. district court appointees go for two weeks, it is a lot of stuff they need to learn. court of appeals judges go for a much shorter period, and we do not go at all. [laughter] either we know it all, or it does not matter. we can make it up. [laughter] anyway, i learned a lot from my colleagues. how do you learn to be a good judge? it is not an easy thing to give a. if you try to put it down into words it sounds like latitudes, but when you see in body in people who have been doing the job is impressive. johnhow did you learn you would be nominated on the supreme court? justice alito: i remember vividly. i had been nominated numerous times but the president had nominated harriet miers. i was sitting at the island in my kitchen early one morning drinking coffee and got a call on the fan -- phone. it was debbie to cancel saying here yet once withdraw and the president decided he wants to nominate me. thank you told -- then they told me the president would call at a particular time. the president called and said i would like to nominate you for the supreme court. i said, mr. president, thank you very much. i am deeply honored, and then there was a pause. and he said, do you accept? [laughter] president bush was not a lawyer. [laughter] john: so you obviously spoken to them before, and i know when think you share in common is you are both passionate baseball fans. did you spend more time talking about law or baseball? justice alito: it was a bit of both, and to me i am trying to think back on

john michael medina junior. >> clerk: okay we'll double check if john is online with us. john is not online with us. and i'm looking to see if i received a response. >> okay, i did not receive an email response regarding today's meeting. and mr. medina is not online with us at this time. >> okay, and i know the next applicant joanna hernandez is not available today but there may be somebody who want to see testify for her. please come on up and she will be available next week, if i understood that. it's hard to keep up with 16 individuals. >> that's correct. good morning i'm ivan i'm the manager for the latino task force pleasure to be here on behalf of the joanna hernandez. joanna has been a tiredless advocate with over 25 years of experience in the reentry. she is a tireless advocate, if you know joanna, she is always cheerleading the issue of entry, always leading within our space and always rallying people around to make sure that reentry community is supported. for example, she's created programs in our neighborhood, so young queens is a program that serves jung ladies 14 to 24. this was starte

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michael fanone to get his reaction. but i'm going to start with john miller. john, you have been analyzing the secret service documents that were handed over to the january 6th committee showing that people in law enforcement knew about, were discussing the capitol threats ahead of the attacks. and i'm wondering, given all of your background in law enforcement, what questions do you have now after reviewing those documents? >> well, the secret service documents and the secret service turned over just a -- around a million documents to the january 6th committee, i've got through a lot of the threat reporting that was included in that and, you know, it tells us a few things, pam. number one, there was plenty of intelligence. there are documents that show that there's an fbi command post at the washington field office that is doing, you know, briefings every few hours and they're going over reports coming from around the country. so you have information that there are quick-reaction forces that are supposed to be stationed in the virginia in case they're called up by

john michael medina, jr. >> good morning city council. my name is john medina and i'm applying for seat number 2 within the reentry council. previously incarcerated person as my application stated. i spnt approximately 4 years providing direct services to ab109 probationers and state paroleees. i will talk about a few things that are not on the application that paint a picture why i feel i'm qualified for this specific role. in the past i participated in band the box discussions while working with local non profit in san joaquin valley. that initiative passed and creates job opportunities for previously incarcerated people like myself. participated in operation cease fire call ins which is about reducing violence. i got to find the most individuals prone to commit and or be victims of violence so i participated providing direct services to those individuals and helping them make some transition and changes in their life. i also continue to pursuit of higher education. i'm 12 units away completing by msw at cal state east bay. i'm also interested and thin

just the way michael bloomburg shouldn't have debated elizabeth warren, john fetterman should have never taken the stage and shown us what's happening. >> john: see how it plays out in 12 days. last midterm elections 5 million voted. kellyanne conway, great to spend time. thank you. >> sandra: the breaking news we mentioned at the top of the hour, vladimir putin injects himself into the tension between china and the west. >> john: just in the last few minutes, putin making a startling address with harsh words for the west, and beyond the war in ukraine, turned his attention with china over ukraine saying the u.s. provoked china by saying grandma nancy pelosi to taiwan. all of this as u.s. officials warn china is moving up the plan for invasion of taiwan with one saying it could happen within weeks. our chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin has details. >> in an hours long speech in which he took shots at the u.s. and west for escalating tensions in ukraine and taiwan, he had pointed remarks for house speaker nancy pelosi and said he wished the u.s. and china could just get along. at a conference of foreign policy experts, pu

john durham second trial. he lost a trial against former campaign attorney michael sussman back in may. to wrap this up what john durham is trying to do with the special counsel is showing despite the fact that the fbi had no cooperation from multiple sources, the fbi kept going forward with that fisa warrant on carter page to survey all carter page. in many cases, kayleigh and everyone on the couch, this is more than a case about igor danchenko, john durham is trying to build a narrative there were problems with the fbi in 2016. >> kayleigh: hello, everyone this is "outnumbered" and my host emily compagno and harris faulkner and also joining a cassie smedile and for the very first time kevin walling. it is quite something, cassie from the john term investigation but i had our team put together a timeline because i think what is important in all of this a lot affects comic a lot of names and the crux of this, two times, two times the fbi was told that this dossier was discredited, two times the fbi nevertheless goes to a fisa core and i want to spy on carter page. twice, here is the timeline. early october 2016, steel offered $1 million for the dossier. can't prove so what happens? they take the dossier to a fisa warrant to the fisa court 2021. timeline number one, timeline 22, danchenko the guy on trial debunks it and so what does the fbi due in april and june, they persuade the fisa court for a warrant. this is proof that this wa