i want to start thinking john junior for being with us . i want to start with junior, with jamison and also felina. we asked our camera pass and in port au prince. earlier today to go and talk to people on the street in porter, prince austin, what it was like, living there in the coven security situation. i can see school is going on in the background. there were calls going around people wandering around felina, how furious is the importer prince, in terms of you feeling that you can go about your daily life. there is no life. so it's not serious. there is not life in haiti, business security, various companies. impunity there is corruption or gangs that are killing us. haitians are dying. we're dying form, gangs, violence. we're dying form kid. nothing. we're dying at sea because we're trying to flee the concrete. go get the better choice. we are dying from hunger. we are dying for an economic situation that is life is a little west and flu. inflation is as high as 29 percent. we are dying from lack of the basics. so we are a dying form o

john junior? is this enough? is it again? i was, i was reading the twitter, but i was not paying attention to what was the question, can you please or this international help venue is in haiti right now. how helpful is the united nations to haiti's situation with gang violence where civilians are scared to leave the homes in some part the haiti her as you probably of her read. oh yes. the yeah. when edition of american states, they sent a note like on monday saying that our minister left 80 and now we are, we're been here in the where they put the notice like they are blaming themselves. so in a government with thank. we believe that in our we can, we can actually, we activate the, a strong diplomacy to move. so that the situation that we are right now can be solved by the entire, like, like a collectivity. because we're not gonna say that we were gonna give solution to ourselves because the meanest i was there, of course, i mean not a left in our there, there was a been, you be knew, you know, is not vote in that perfect. bu

their children, john junior and caroline or to mark their birthdays after the president returns fromp to texas. arriving in dallas on the morning of the fateful day, he and mrs. kennedy are greeted by vice president johnson and the mayor of dallas. john f. kennedy has been president for two months to years ten months and two days. they're riding the familiar presidential limousine. because the weather has turned fair the transparent double top has been removed. from a fifth floor window, at 12:30 pm, come the rifle shots that bring death to president kennedy and seriously wound governor connally of texas. 29 minutes later, the 35th president of the united states lies dead in a nearby hospital. the presidential limousine bears the marks of violent death. flowers that mrs. kennedy carried from the airport are twisted and torn. shock and disbelief give way to tears. ♪ ♪ ♪ the nation and the world's reaction is one of bewilderment and grief. at the dallas airport, 99 minutes after mr. kennedy's death, vice president lyndon b. johnson, his wife at his side and the grief stricken widow wit

john junior? is this enough? it again i was, i was reading the twitter what i was not paying attention to. what was the question, can you please go to this international help venue is in haiti right now. how helpful is the united nations to haiti's situation with gang violence where civilians are scared to leave the homes in some parts of haiti? well, as you what we have read, oh yes, the organization of american states these sent in. no, it's like a monday saying minister left 80. and now we have a been new day and then the way they put the notice like they are blaming themselves. so in the government, we think we believe that we can, we can actually, we activate the strong, deeper law, see to move. so that the situation that we have now can be solved by the entire, like collectivity. because we're not going to say we're going to give solution to our house because municipal was they of course, i mean now the left and now there will be new be new, you know, is not very perfect. but we, we can see the question wit

little john junior, who is three years old this day, responds to a whispered request from his mother.e cortez crosses the bridge over the potomac river, there is a distant view of a memorial building dedicated to another martyred president, abraham lincoln. now the last goodbye to john f. kennedy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the flag that has covered the casket is folded. it is passed from hand to hand by the honor guard. ♪ ♪ ♪ it is received by the widow. mrs. kennedy ignites an eternal flame at the head of her husband's grave. john fitzgerald kennedy reaches the end of his earthly journey. those he loves leave him at the great hills of arlington cemetery. the new president takes over is duties at once, for the presidency is a continuing institution. with secretary of state dean ross can out his side, he receives the distinguished leaders who attended the funeral. he expresses to them americas gratitude for their sympathy that is come from all over the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ president johnson has all along been a strong supporter of john f. kennedy's policies. already he's made known he tends to press for early

this service in the philippines was the no officers, no fight campaign that was started by john mitchell junior. african-americans are going to vocally oppose the inhumane treatment of the filipino population by publishing letters in john mitchell junior's paper. that helped bring light to the horrific treatment that the civilian filipino population are being exposed to at the hands of white soldiers. african-americans realized it was a paradoxical nature of their military service that allowed them to fight in an unjust war but still felt empathy for the very people they were fighting against. the filipinos understood this and maintained in some commute is a positive relationship with black soldiers. one which was oftentimes envious of the wright brothers in arms. black men fighting in the philippines distinguished themselves on the battlefield. they built relationships and helped reveal many of the atrocities committed by racist white soldiers and officers in writing letters home to the newspapers. we struggle for fair treatment was spotted every corner of american society, even our military.

kennedy, caroline and john, junior after seeing their parents portrait. mrs. kennedy, caroline and john rose three individual letters to mrs. nixon about finally getting to see where they had spent their young years in the white house. mrs. nixon said it was one of the greatest days of her life and she had dreaded it because she did not want to face the press. she wanted a private visit and mrs. nixon made it possible, at great personal risk. it was really a coup on mrs. nixon's part. that was the extent she was willing to go to honor people who wanted to be there, needed to be there. she thought she owed it to them, she really did. conscious of the fact she did not want to cause trouble for her husband as president and for the west wing staff. she was not out on a cause that would prove contentious. that was not her thing. people were her project. that was a long view of history. there were things that she knew over time that would wear well. >> that was a fascinating answer. we are running long because of technical difficulties. there is one more question. an

ivanka testified yesterday in john junior last week.s as part of ag civil investigation into the trump organization's business dealings. neither pleaded the fifth according to nbc sources. attorney general letitia james did not comment on their deposition. in a previous court filing she accuse the trump business of inflating the value of its real estate assets a practice she called fraudulent and misleading. former president trump expected to testify himself later this month. he tried to avoid that filing several legal challenges in the process. ultimately a judge ordered mr. trump to answer questions under oath. the former president has denied any wrongdoing. he has repeatedly called the ag's investigation a politically motivated witch hunt. >>> the tele-been claimed they had no idea that the leader of al qaeda was hiding out right there and combo. living in the same fancy upscale neighborhood. where senior taliban officials live. statement since a cia drone strike killed a man over the weekend. the taliban accuse the united states of

give us where you stand what you hear about -- both ivanka trump and john junior have testified, especiallyhat the former president will in fact be answering questions. >> first of all, i think this is great that we're asking about this, because it seems to a faded from public attention in the overwhelming testimony from the january 6th hearings and this is really important because this is a civil case that could lure literally bankrupt whatever is left of the trump organization. i think it's really important that we know that don jr. testified, and did not invoke the fifth amendment. he actually answered questions. we haven't heard the same thing, we haven't heard anything about whether ivanka claimed the fifth, or didn't. given her cooperation with the january six committee, seems to me unlikely that she did. she probably answered questions. that's a great preclude to the president, the former president, who is now next up in the line of depositions. so i think it's really a good sign. as you pointed out, letitia james, the attorney general has said, we have substantial evidence of financ

january 16th, 2020, he was sworn in as the architect of the capital by supreme court justice john roberts junior. can you imagine the time that he came to be the architect of the capital. mr. blunt and, as the aoc as we call him, is responsible for facilities management and operation, not just of this capital building but for the care and improvement of 570 acres of grounds and operations, maintenance of 18. 4 million square feet of buildings, including the house and senate congressional office buildings, the capital visitor center, the library of congress, the united states supreme court, the thurgood marshall judiciary building, and all of the outdoor sculptures. such as the one that is preserved today. senator blunt talks about mr. plantain's work and his education at the naval academy. it is my honor to present to you we're in latin architecture of the capital. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you for that warm welcome. good morning, and thank you for being here. i'm honored to join senator blunt, miss, kimball mr. white, and members of the united states capitol historical society i

john f. kennedy junior who died in a plane crash is alive and going to run for vice president with donald trump. they are crazy, that the informed intelligence term we would use. what we have here, they are watching us on this program because they like to watch the enemy. >> i am not your enemy you are watching. malcolm: we are your fellow americans, but they don't u.s. that way. when i say they, you will know who they are. today on my twitter feed, someone had listened to my npr interview about threats to america and the trump voters equaling titus. they gave me death threats. as if to say, i need to prove your very point by coming on twitter and threatening your life because we don't really think that way. they don't even hear themselves. the problem is this is going to become a national security problem. the fbi is already bumping into walls because ungenerous sixth, the best camouflage in the history of america was applied, white skin approaching law enforcement. they managed to close upon their opponent and still have that cheshire cat smile on their face and smash cops in the face with an

in 1984 a salvager and diver named barry clifford and his team which at the time included john f kennedy junior where i went to college with found the wida and began recovering its treasure the item that proved beyond a shadow of a doubt. that all these artifacts came from the widow is this this is the witness bell. the reason it's green is if you go to the pirate museum the widow pirate museum in west yarmouth on the cape, which is well worth a visit fascinating pirate museum when you walk in this is the first thing you see it's the bell suspended in a greenish preservative solution. so they knew they found the wida and it is the first authenticated pirate treasure ever found now how much the recovered treasure is worth is not exactly clear. there have been estimates that range from an unreasonably low 200,000 to a ridiculously high 400 million whatever it's worth. it's worth a lot and the thing it's amazing is barry clifford and his investors to this day have not sold a single piece of eight the balloon cannon anything which i think is amazing. now one other particularly nasty pirate who want

when john and cindy provinces were 900 people have died since junior u. s. department of justice has released court papers that convinced a judge to authorize a search of donald trump's estate in florida. the f b. i says that 14 or 15 boxes retrieved contained classified records. 25 documents remarked top secret buses invasion of ukraine has seen the rise in patches among ukrainians, if most apparent in a city such as a desk where attempt for now being made to play down. its russian influences of tourism by report an opera about ukrainians leaving under oppression. it's also a love story whose characters are constantly fighting to return to their land. between staged in the upper house, the conductor says the plays now more symbolic than ever. as his country's fighting a russian invasion, nervousness, ashes, because we're working in difficult conditions and everything we do is aimed at winning the school. everyone is in that place. my son is on the front line. on this, i was also known as part of the black sea under the russian empire, around 80 percent o

john lorenzo. his main rival is that other battle costa junior. he leads unique. that's the national union for the total independence of angola. costs or is seeking a mandate to reduce poverty and tackle corruption. he says the countries, oil wealth is mainly benefited it's elite, more than 2 thirds of the population are on the 30 years old. some analysts say this demographic is likely to determine the outcome of the election on monday. so lauren code is an africa, political and list that the consultancy control risks she says and go to the 2nd nomic problems are expected to effect voting. gone through quite a tough time in the past 6 to 8 years. so in 2015 it entered into a recession, which would last for 6 years. and then of course, already being in a recession, it was hit very hard by the code, 900 and demick, especially when oil price, the oil price crushed in april 2020. given that it's, that's a major revenue earning. and those ready had an impact on so if you're economic conditions that were not that good to begin with, i think that's definitely contributio

our north america correspondent, john sudworth, has been speaking with voters across the state of wyoming. at wyoming's junioron't stay on for long. a fitting metaphor, perhaps, for the state's republican congresswoman liz cheney and her hard fall from grace. for the most part the state of wyoming is very big trump supporters. so when she goes against the masses it doesn't work good for us. for hours, donald trump chose not to answer the pleas from congress. liz cheney is one of only two republicans to have joined the committee investigating donald trump's attempts to cling to power. the people of wyoming are going to tell her, "liz, you're fired, get out of here." cheering. "get out of here." and he is out for revenge, personally picking her challenger, harriet hageman, who is now way ahead in the race to become the official republican candidate. wyoming is a place of stunning beauty but the high rocky mountains loom over a landscape with deepening political fault lines, too. with 70% voting for trump here, truth is now in the minority. the widespread belief that the 2020 election was stolen from donald trum

north america correspondent, john sudworth, has been speaking with voters across the state of wyoming. at wyoming's junior long. a fitting metaphor, perhaps, for the state's republican congresswoman liz cheney and her hard fall from grace. for the most part the state of wyoming is very big trump supporters. so when she goes against the masses it doesn't work good for us. for hours, donald trump chose not to answer the pleas from congress. liz cheney is one of only two republicans to have joined the committee investigating donald trump's attempts to cling to power. the people of wyoming are going to tell her, "liz, you're fired, get out of here." cheering. "get out of here." and he is out for revenge, personally picking her challenger, harriet hageman, who is now way ahead in the race to become the official republican candidate. wyoming is a place of stunning beauty but the high rocky mountains loom over a landscape with deepening political fault lines, too. with 70% voting for trump here, truth is now in the minority. the widespread belief that the 2020 election was stolen from donald trump in wyoming is

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john, i'm a fool done us, but his email is nancy rod anya. 4 jewel by you nama but i know sir bomb junior yes is allan santa leech and we'll kind of ada coin met avoiding only. yeah, from there things call on with on will you through telephone on a michael they miss vegas but that but i may not feel if the dog and die that this would be the theme for decent with my son is for fee with him america or send him to come back to be any the cala giving full con roshana, which still the president, alexander who teach hasn't ruled out the possibility that the west is waiting for the right moment to strike the republic. the current conflict at the cost of a serbia border was probably $1.00 of those moments. dawn is going to put that on this from us with georgia for quite some from what i call very key moms. fertile music name on the quote. are you such as well? we send them on am, i'm already set up. he's gonna meet very call me or i'll call you back call on that to him about be brought into not like the most out of his stomach cut off. so our coupon if need be to be pointing, there must be other

so however many great grandfathers, john powel, this is written by samuel powell, this little note written by 1876. samuel powell juniorselizabeth great nephew, born in 1818. she very much knew him. he was her little, like, she calls him her little pet in multiple letters. i think it is very sweet. this describes, in the 19th century sometime after 1818, bushrod washington when he was riding the circuit as a supreme court justice, probably much prior to this, was eating dinner with elizabeth powell every sunday he was in philadelphia. this describes dinners that bushrod would attend with elizabeth. and her nephew, who elizabeth formally adopted, would come as well. little samuel powell would also be there. at this point elizabeth was not living in the house, however, she was living in her own mansion that she had bill. she clearly had this portrait hanging in a very prominent place because when john hair powel would be there, he would delight in teething elizabeth that the portrait of washington, that it was not an admirable likeness. she would get very flustered and upset, she would always appeal to bushrod washington

john and i'm a fool done us, but his email is remote c brown donna. 4 jewel by you nama, but i know sir bomb junior yes so then sonya will each ins and we'll kind of ada coin mazda lloyd and only yeah from they things call on with that and will you through telephone on a michael they miss vegas that that but i may not feel if the dog and die that does include the theme or diesel with my son is for field sima made or set him to come back to be a need for carla give didn't call con roshana for chuck. she'll be in president alexander who teach hasn't ruled out the possibility that the west is waiting for the right moment to strike the republic. the current conflict at the cost of a serbia border was probably $1.00 of those moments. honestly, the fact that on this, from us in georgia for quite some somebody call me very came home with her name on the quote. are you such as well? really santa monica, i'm, i'm already sunnyside, a puppy. subtle. meet very, call me on my plate already of tackle all that. so we'll talk about the broad international. i can also tell this nama cut off, so our coupon us me an

grandfathers john here powell this this is written by john powell's son samuel powell this little note and it's written in 1876 and samuel powell junior who was elizabeth's great nephew was born in 1818. so she very much knew him and he he was her little like her she calls him her little pet in multiple letters, which i think is very sweet. but this describes the 19th century so sometime after 1818 bush. washington when he was when he was writing the circuit when he was a supreme court justice probably much prior to this was eating dinner with elizabeth powell every sunday that he was in philadelphia. so this describes dinners that bushraud would attend with elizabeth and then john hair powell her nephew who elizabeth formerly adopted would come to and little samuel powell would also be there and at this point elizabeth was not living in the house that kayla is currently in however she was living in her very large her own mansion that she had built but she clearly had this portrait hanging in a very prominent place because when when john here powell would be there he delighted to tease elizabeth that the portrait of washington that it

john with la, shy to paula mining. mr. exclusively just don't sort of pushed through the sun. but as though i knew it was the only try you on this. a lewis junior team. he a not that clean. i cheer the green yellow malaysia to round the blue e. your position? i cover bristol, i'm 20 minutes is pooled pages. so was mozilla sugar was pres louise story here, but notice in the the home in his story. i'm not sure. his dish stood up bush loudly shade the soviet union central office seemed not to realize it had opened. pandora's box in every republic. nationalists began to demand independence. it took a while to moscow to decide what to do with the separatists and how to stop the ethnic conflicts that had simultaneously arisen caucuses and central asia. let us go up. i told you what i see that she is where the rustling ms. nelson that limited me. stoke my in her asthma was i bought him. i thought that a pretty good but you it pulled me lou all night mom really easily there. about job id, shasky, fish, but it will be to think which of some of you ask a moment of actual develop, but i want that. i lot of them are as when you put a good about sure. but i

john with la, shy to paula mining. mister squish on the truck don't sorted. be pushed to the sun, but as how i knew anything unless i'm gonna try you on this. a lewis junior team. he and i said okay. and i cheer a green yellow. well, isn't it? you're on the good e. your position i cover place. i am quoting me, lots of these poor people pages. so was mozilla sugar was pres louise school here, but yeah, this is neat. the flock is story. i'm not a not sure this dish stood up, push log with the soviet union central office seems not to realize it had opened pandora's box in every republic. nationalist began to demand independence. it took a while to moscow to decide what to do with the separatists. and how to stop the ethnic conflicts that had similar tenuously arisen focuses and central asia. latrice grow up, i talk you what i see that she is where the rustling miss. my son. i live with me. stoke money or as him was i bought him. those that are pretty good about you. it pulled me lou all night ma'am. really easily. is it about job id? shopkeepers should all be jumping from summers. you ask him over to the actual address, but i want that a lot of them are as w

john, you'll have to be careful. if you start using terms like matching efficiency, you'll be adopted pretty quickly as a junior economicsrter, whether you like it or not but you are absolutely right this -- i don't know what you would call it, maybe another term is friction take, for example, all of the truckers and drivers that were hired to deliver packages that were ordered during the pandemic as that declines, and there is some story out there, on our dotcom about this opening of retail stores, believe it or not, talk about back to have the future, there's some surge in the opening of retail stores, which would mean some kind of a decline in that. so those drivers would go from, say, an unemployed period of time, and hopefully back into the workforce, in places where, for example, in the service industry, you have flights that aren't taking place and hotels that aren't open and restaurants that do not have enough workers. so there's transition period, where we get to this matching efficiency you are hired, sir >> i'm not an economics reporter, but i did stay at a holiday inn express last night, stl steve liesman, th

junior national campus contract capitol. we invited some of the public officials in the community to come to this event. the only one who showed up was your friend johnewis. john lewis is troubling us first or second term in the congress. and that is when i met him. honestly, i do not remember what he said that night. he gave a speech at our events, it was a long time ago. it was the ministry of his presence alone, the fact that he took the time to come and spend time and after words i remember him standing around and spending some time with us.as i had no idea that later on i would become his pastor. i will be the pastor of ebenezer baptist church. it was just kind of courage, the courage of the john lewis and amelia. one of the women, we do not lift those names up nearly enough. she was gas on that same bridget. i later met her. o hosea williams cross that bridge with john lewis. it is the faith that people like that who really did not have any reason to believe that they could win. we look back at the civil rights movement. and too often we speak about these victories. the voting rights law. t as if these were inevitable victories. they were impro

john and joe, thank you very much. come back soon. >> thank you, shannon. >> we are mentioning all of the things fred first up into night crime crisis roundup, washingto commanders brian robinson junior hospitalized after being shot and the leg here in dc on sunday in wet team officials sa was either a carjacking or an attempted armed robbery. police say robinson wrestled th gun from one of the suspects before this asset second suspec shot him twice. the head coach says robinson is actually doing very well. police are still looking for th same suspects they think are teenagers who got away from the scene. in new york, scooters trying to wear as still a women's necklac of her body and broad daylight saturday before she and friend fought them off, in this drive-by robbery near another midday crime in the big apple where they snatched a man's rolex. disturbing footage at a staten island when a suspect robbed a 64 -year-old man and a wheelchair while they rode a bus . the suspect stole $250 and take a look, if you knew anything they need your help finding those thieves. in the ark in elderly woman latest victim of yet another sucker punch attack, the suspec hit the 74 -year-old woman in

john , i appreciate the timepp tonight becausehe this issue h is really at the heart, the heart's of what's going on n this country right now. if don junior, debbie unabiding did, he'd be in guantanamo bay probably worse. he'd be at rikers and likely even worse than that. s i admire your stand on principle. . principle. what you're describing can't happen anymore in this country. this weekmore in this country. can't happen anymore. peter navarro, sorry you had to go through that.r than this country is better than that. straight aheadatat, after weaponizes in the doj by thedo administration is now about to use the irs to come after you. they're lying and saying they're not. we've got the evidence to prove that they're wrongro you. j and where do you see, by the way, we have joe biden. we got pretty disturbing tape straight ahead. here we are at one world observatory, what i call the freedom tower. we all remember where we were on 9/11. i got a call from my iowa army national guard captain. we need to know where everyone is . just remember the principal announcing what was going on was two thousand nine hundred seventy seven . i think, rob