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that's really infecting the gop right now, especially in the house. >> luke, stay with us. johnthat this reporting takes on added significance in the context of the department of homeland security bulletin that was released this week, warning of domestic terrorism and warning of an ideology shared by would-be domestic terrorists that lines up with exactly the ideology of the militias that luke reports on and their relationships with the republican members of congress. and my question, really, is, you know, nancy pelosi's comment about a threat within renders some of the physical security apparatus outside the capitol inadequate, it would appear. >> yeah. hey, nicole, how are you today? good to see you as always. >> hi. >> it's -- you know, yes, the two things together, you know, are sobering and beyond sobering, sort of terrifying. i think "the new york times" story lays out something that wasn't exactly hiding in plain sight, but you know, was -- we have seen this influx of these members. there has been a sense of -- i mean, some cases, direct contacts that we knew about, direc

carrie was the one who gave us the privilege of meeting with john and harold gill and kevin kelly and lukers and just a bunch of historians who gave up themselves in so many ways to make sure we were legitimate in the story we were telling. i cannot say that too much. you had to know, you have to know, your history. it cannot be a mystery. if others are going to not only learn from you, but see you as a legitimate teacher, but donald said earlier about it is very important that you know your history. in many ways, it's your only defense when you are out there on the street, by yourself, and someone comes and says something asinine to you. it's your history that will allow you to move yourself above the perception that they have tacked on to you, simply by looking at you. history is very important. all the other historians understood that and they were right with us as they creative characters to make sure what we did and said were legitimate. those people who said they are just playing history, and there were employees in the foundation who said they are just playing at doing this and that

it is also a mirror takei and luke dasher and this is kind of our intersects kaiser report because i mean attack it was the 2nd person we had on after john the tone to talk about because in that going back to the early early years and the problem a multi 2nd but patient had been laid out by such a so gavin's. falls ill and then his eagerness to implement the fix to the stone a lot meets resistance from the other developers and as you point out. so my question is really you know when i look at an open source project like linux right you've got a benevolent dictator linus terrible and everything kind of flows through him but that's not because he's open source but you've got this consensus algorithm which brings in all the nodes so how would you contrast the linux compared to decline as an open source project so because it was definitely developed in the lineage of open source projects and because of that when it was early on in the projects history they followed those conventional models as you mentioned when x. is accepted in or was accepted in open source that you generally have a founder creator who isn't out with certain rights to mak

john bel edwards, the governor there said that there will be special elections for house seats, one left vacant by luke letlow, the other vacated by cedric richmond, who is going into the biden administration. the special election is now set in louisiana for march 20. the independent mine, patricia is in knots island, north carolina. hello there. patricia? are you on with us? caller: yes. host: go ahead. caller: am i ready? host: you are on the air, go ahead. caller: ok, well, seemed like everybody else has set almost a everything -- almost everything except that i think trump should be tried for murder for the woman that was shot and i think that the family of them should go after him. as for the politics stuff, seems like everyone else has said everything that i probably would have said. i'm not going to take the time. i'm an independent and i hate to say it, but i did vote for trump, which right now i realize was a bad mistake and i'm sorry that i did. but who would have known at the time. so, i really just think that his wife should get rid of him, they all should sue him and taken to court for mur

john f. kennedy christmas ornament that comes with Ñmbers put it on my christmas tree this coming season for the holidays. thank you, too, to lukeand robert who are helping us with the technology, and putting this program together and all those at the association who make this such a wonderful set of programs to celebrate mrs. kennedy's birthday which is today. so with that, we're going to do a presentation of about 20 minutes or so that will obviously not cover all of the details of mrs. kennedy's first ladyship, but if robert can bring up the power point presentation, we can get started with that and as colleen said, we look forward to your questions and your comments not only about the presentation and any elements of mrs. kennedy's life and her first ladyship and even perhaps the first ladyship and we'll focus her time in the white house today. so if i can have robert go to the next slide, we want to talk about mrs. kennedy today in light of the tremendous symbols and imagery that surrounded her first ladyship and the kennedy presidency that she was very straightforward in putting together and just very detailed at how she w

luke and kevin. appreciate your time this morning. thank you. johnon dollar stimulus plan and already drawing criticism from fellow democrats including congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez who says the bill doesn't do enough to help americans in need. peter doocy has more on that from wilmington, delaware. peter. >> good morning. that 1.9 trillion dollar stimulus package doesn't go far enough for aoc who tweets this. unemployment benefits should be retro active. she tweeted that as a biden motorcade approached the wilmington theater where the president-elect made his remarks on camera last night. the case he made is that there are two stages of economic stimulus, rescue, then recovery. while the unemployment benefits aoc wants to be retro active aren't in there there are some retro active plans. big companies in the retail and grocery industry. the president-elect believes these employers have a duty to do right by their front line essential workers and acknowledge their sacrifices with generous back hazard pay for the risks they took across 2020 a

luke? joe biden is devastated the economy. laying off people by tens of thousands and it is so wrong for america. lou: jason, congressman moe brooks, and just the news johns. good night from sussex. kennedy: look at that, welcome to it. recognize tonight, so much for president biden's unity agenda. democrat impeachment managers watch the impeachment article, singular, from the house to the senate to mark the official beginning of trump impeachment to. this sequel that nobody asked for prayer this is brand-new video of those managers of the nemesis for a second time even though former president trap is now a private citizen living in margaritaville sometime in florida, i think. then a scene right of the 18th

john bel edwards, the governor there said that there will be special elections for house seats, one left vacant by lukelow, the other vacated by cedric richmond, who is going into the biden administration. the special election is now set in louisiana for march 20. the independent mine, patricia is in knots island, north carolina. hello there. patricia? are you on with us? caller: yes. host: go ahead. caller: am i ready? host: you are on the air, go ahead. caller: ok, well, seemed like everybody else has set almost a everything -- almost everything except that i think trump should be tried for murder for the woman that was shot and i think that the family of them should go after him. as for the politics stuff, seems like everyone else has said everything that i probably would have said. i'm not going to take the time. i'm an independent and i hate to say it, but i did vote for trump, which right now i realize was a bad mistake and i'm sorry that i did. but who would have known at the time. so, i really just think that his wife should get rid of him, they all should sue him and taken to court for murder