john jones, that opportunity. you get a price to a guy not back in 1962 a for a, a possibility. and then i live in the back room with the chinese and then i want them not to do this. the simple fact is that if the technical factors, if you need to do this because in the conventional and then you could, if you need it, i think on that edge or the united states. i like it for the but if we had one thing and it's on backyard, i'm afraid china as of now, that's not a good one. been over the united states. and the combination of against that intensive decides to take a look at it end up and then you, i don't like bite on the what would be the effect of, you know, let me do that. see if i don't want to do that. that's perfect. i think would be there because that are huge population invest in a abilities that would be what happens or . and finally general, i began our conversation by quoting the american general omar bradley and i want to finish it. another call of his american back in the ninety's was running on the golf. lee asked the story one document to run down. god, how america

john jones, that opportunity. you get a price to go out of my god, i'm back in 1962 a for a particular a possibility. and then i live in the back room with the chinese and then i want them not to do this. the simple fact is that if the technical factors, if you need to shop this, it was in the conventional and then you know, but if you need me to pick on that edge or the united states, i like it for the better to be at one thing and it's on backyard, i'm afraid china as off now. that's not a good one for all of the united states. and the combination of against it, in case it decides to take a look at it and up. and then you, i don't like, i don't think it would be the effect of, you know, let but to see if i don't want to do that. that's perfect. that would be there because that are huge population invest in a but i think that would be what happens or and finally, general, i began our conversation by quoting the american general omar bradley and i want to finish it another call of his he's not that american back i

john paul jones of the connecticut sun posted on social media, you know, that it was just a trying time but all of this boils down to, these women have been playing overseas for years, since the league began because they don't earn enough, nothing comparable to what nba players earn. and that's why they were there. and that's the issue that also needs to be addressed. the route cause. >> thank you for your time today. >>> coming up, a verdict in the first january 6th trial. what that mean in the cases of the other alleged insurrectionists. [inspirational soul music] [inspirational soul music] [inspirational soul music] you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire realtor.com's draw a map feature helped us find what we wanted, where we wanted. so we could finally buy our first "big boi house." big boi house. big boi foyer! big boi marble. big boi quartz. word? realtor.com to each their home. (v

john lee said the price to re jones look to american rescue plan is helping millions of families with affordable care act plans to save them $2400.00 a year on their health for premiums. let's close the coverage gap and make the savings permanent. the 2nd let's good energy cost for families, an average of 500 dollars year by combating climate change to let, provide an investment tax credits to whether i your home and your business. to be energy efficient and get a tax credit for it. double americas clean energy production in solar wind and so much more lower the price of electric vehicle saving another $80.00 a month that you're not going to have to pay at the pump. 3rd, the 3rd thing we can do to change this to living for hardworking folks is cut the cost of child care. at the coffee shop. if you live in a major city in america, if you pay up to 14000 dollars year for child care per child, i was a single dad for 5 years. raising 2 kids had a lot of help though. had a mom and dad, a brother and sisters that really help, but no fast working folks shouldn't have to pay more than 7 perce

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this information comes from a civil court filing involving disgraced lawyer john eastman, seen here starring in "indiana jones and the trickle of flomax." ( laughter ) eastman was the legal genius behind the theory that, after a free and fair election vice president mike pence had the power under the constitution to declare, "psych!" ( laughter ) naturally, the committee wants all of eastman's relevant documents and emails. so far, he's turned over less than half of them, citing attorney-client privilege, but those claims were undercut because eastman hasn't been able to prove he was ever hired by the former president. in fact, an "engagement letter" that eastman produced last week was unsigned. not the first time the ex-prez bailed on an engagement. ( laughter ) but the more important argument the committee is making here, is that eastman's "claim of privilege was potentially voided by the "crime/fraud exception," which holds that communications need not be kept confidential if an attorney is found to be assisting their client in the commission of a crime." that seems pretty reasonable. your lawyer can't be

cleve jones says he plans to fight a dramatic increase in san francisco. john says his rent more than doubled, forcing him out of his longtime rent controlled apartment in the city's castro district. ktvu greg liggins is here now and greg some people gathered to support jones today in a tenant's rights rally. yes, indeed they did. julie and jones opened up to that crowd today and told them even though he has connections, influence and some privilege. he is still facing the plight of so many soaring rent that he can't afford. in his case, he says. what's happening is not justified, and he has reversed course now vowing to stay and fight. it's not a fight we want this is not a fight for which we are prepared. but i have come to the conclusion. this is not a fight. from which i can walk away. an emotional cleve jones refusing to give up and leave his rent controlled apartment in the castro, where he's lived for 12 years during a rally at harvey milk plaza, jones and others articulated the housing hardships so many face under san francisco's increasingly unaffordab

jones. i teach history in baltimore, maryland at johns hopkins university. get to have you. hello, robin. ta, stream audience, who you are? what you do? hi everyone, i'm robin archery. i teach sociology at wesleyan university and connecticut. nice to have you add malayna, introduce yourself to audience. hello everybody. my name is marlena doubt and i'm a professor of african diaspora studies at the university of virginia in charlottesville. get to have you owe with us here on the stream. all right, so looking at my laptop, the root, we standing solidarity with nicole. honda jose, i'm just going to scoot up here. if you look very carefully, you will see martha s. jones. mother, why did you sign on to this? i knew that this was a issue that had been brewing for some time, and it was clear as we learn more about what transpired in the board of trustees at the university of north carolina and their silence, that those of us yes. admire. nicole had a jones but also are deeply invested in the integrity of american academia. it was time for us to speak up. we were a cross section o

jones in that post offense. i had the honor tore gather and unveil this portrait of him. a special thanks are offered to john gill, gasho hernan our library system for all of their collaboration in making this portrait a retralt and persistence and of jones honoring him as the amazing legal leader and citizen that he was. i rise today in honor of daisy bates and her actions that shaped history. when she moved to little rock in the early 1940's and joined the nac pmp. as a civil rights activist and played a legal role and served as a mentor to the little rock nine. it led her to achieve the unimaginable sparking a change. just last month, i had the opportunity to visit um students and speak about her impact at the daisy beats ellen and i'm proud that daisy bates will be memorialized here in the united states capitol and her statue will be part of the commemorating. i look forward to honoring that memory and that fight for equality every time i pass that statue in our capital. madam speaker, i recognize the retired army colonel mike ross. colonel ross is a combat vet rap with 37 years and received awards the l

john lewis. he said in a speech that -- jones wrote, "we can best honor her by acknowledging that while most doors are closed to her today, they are still heavy and so hard to open for so many people. in alabama and the rest of the nation let us commit ourselves to do our part to open these doors as wide as possible so that everyone can take the walk that vivian took." i am going to ask that former senator jones fool speech be entered in it opened the ballot box to millions of americans and it became regarded as the crown jewel of the civil rights movement. then in the last few years, the supreme court has hacked away at it in an exercise of judicial activism that has been historic in magnitude. judges supplanting their views for the policy preferences and official acts of legislature. and opinions that were written by only conservative justices, these decisions were is far from judicial restraint as they could possibly be, not even close. they rewrote the rules of our most cherished and most bipartisan civil rights law. you know the cases. shelby county. in effect, their opinions including justic

john kirby, thank you on all of that. with all of this uncertainty weighing on the markets this week, fifth down week in a row for the dow jones industrial. again, most of this based on the notion that we don't know where this goes. we trade tick for tick based on how things look in ukraine. that's how it's been playing out for the fifth week in a row that's how thing continue to play out. more coming up on this including a talk with senator chuck grassley on a letter on the part of republican senators to demand answers and more specifically options that we should consider long overdue to help ukraine. options that the pentagon to this point is not too keen on. hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsessed with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive to dairy. so anyone who says lactaid isn't real milk is also saying mabel here isn't a real cow. and she really hates that. ♪("i've been

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