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he recommended john connolly, the defense secretary, nelson rockefeller, who is ultimately chosen andhis own vice president, or ronald reagan. he says i will not go into the reasons for my views as i'm sure you are familiar with the views. and then, nixon resigning in 1974, interestingly noted, here, 11:35 am. and issued by henry kissinger, hk. of course, here is the index card that came to his, when he actually took the oath of office. i want to drier tension to these three pictures on this side. you see agnew and karl albert, ford and carl albert, and rockefeller and carl albert. he is the only person who has not shifted in this musical chairs turn this cast of characters. and so, i had been very interested, they do not have anything when i was at the ford museum about this. and, it kind of stayed with me. and then, there in the middle part of the trump administration i was wondering about this story, over and over again about this back active bipartisanship. this patriotism that carl albert would actually resign so that a member of the party opposite could become presidents and hav

the sec according to every lawyer from john coffee to charles nelson at the university of delaware hasnt is even higher so you have to prove knowing and purpose -- purposely defrauding investors and this whistleblower gives them that case this is the problem for twitter, years of disclosures that are fraudulent, likely going to lead to class-action lawsuits and advertisers, the issue was key to advertising revenue, fudging those numbers to keep them low. there's a lot of stuff that will play out. $38, $40 near their if this is true, this will come down dramatically. big stuff here. not saying this is proven yet because it is obviously not but keep an eye on it. if any of this is true we are talking massive legal issue for twitter and past ceos including jack dorsey, the current gentlemen, this is big stuff. neil: we were off, with these numbers, where do we go? neil: >> twitter has some fudge in its disclosure. if it is dramatically more, they ignore the evidence that it is more, if you could show stuff like that, you get into the area where they knowingly invest the public. this is th

until this dam classified as the drivers from we've got this case with nelson mandela went to the white house and miss pleasant, johns bush and other people counted his eyes. and so one of the things i was lazy and like i said, raise this question, was this thing of been continued to be classified this? tell this, you know, that is possible. i but it's in my passport, i'm still restricted. i go to america. does that a switch? because we, we, we, we, we're having the cottage and the owner, austin, the are for the freedom of our people. now in america and other parts of the world to us all worlds apart like you'll see where some other people are supporting us. and some of the people are against us, but you know, it's lindy becoming president. people change. i became a prim. yeah. it does. the medulla became a president and told him that climb up with level $33.00 in america. but when i went and talked to one of the business, you start to stream up with the game. but this was so i kept on being stop at the airport and i guess i will give them because i know the current admin station, the time the best to change a lot. i

recommending three people to be the new vice president and he recommended john connolly melvin laird was the defense secretary nelson rockefeller who he ultimately chose his own vice president or ronald reagan, and he said i will not go into the reasons for my views as i'm sure you're familiar with reasons in each instance and then and then of course the nixon letter resigning in 1974 interestingly noted here 11:35 a.m. initial by henry kissinger hk, and then of course here is the the the index card that that came to his when he when he was actually took the oath of office and and i want to draw your attention to these three pictures on on this sidebar here this frame, um, you see agnew and carl albert ford and albert and and rockefeller and carl albert. the continuity here is in the speaker. he's the only person who hasn't shifted in this in this musical chairs during this cast of characters, and so so i've been very interested and they didn't have anything when i was at the ford museum about this and and and and it kind of stayed with me and then during the the middle part of the trump administration. um, i was wo

we have companies, captain nelson's company, trump didn't gardeners company, captain john gibson's company. these company names were pre-printed on these enlisted, enlistment records. reinforce and how frequently they occurred. people knew these companies by these other names. again, i think of choctaw language and english names is also noteworthy. sinta nowa means walking snake. walking snake company and sinta nowa's company is a translation of his name. i think it's interesting to ponder that the traditional choctaw language name was included. similarly, -- it may come from the chalk to word shima, which means to dress up or embellish. perhaps john gibson also known as captain -- also a recognition of a traditional choctaw name. again, the presence of these choctaw traditional names on the civil war military wrecked kurds exemplifies how much this quintessentially american event included other people who did not identify as americans. the date on the record, the date in place of the records reveals patterns about when and where soldiers enlisted into this mountain rifle group. almost 70%

he recommended john connally, melvin layered, who is the defense secretary, nelson rockefeller, who heultimately chose as his own vice president, or ronald reagan. and he said, i will not go into the reasons for my views, as i'm sure you are familiar with reasons and each instance. and then, of course, the nixon letter resigning in 1974. interestingly noted here, 11:35 am, initial by henry kissinger, hk. then, of course, here's the index card that came to him, when he actually took the oath of the office. and i want to draw your attention to these three pictures on this side by here, of this frame. you see agnew and karl albert, ford and albert, and rockefeller and karl albert. the continuity here is in the speaker. he's the only person who has not shifted in this musical chair, during this cast of characters. and so, i would have been very interested and they didn't have anything when i was at the ford museum about this. it kind of stayed with me. then during the middle part of the trump administration, i was wondering about this story over and over again, about this sort of act of bi

nelson, he testified reforming the electoral count act is only one step in transforming our democracy. can you speak to why additional legislation like the freedom to vote act and the john lewis bill would complement the work we have done here? ms. nelson: yes. because election sabotage happens not just after ballots are cast and the votes are tabulated, it can happen in the way that electorate is shaped through voter oppression laws and through laws that erect barriers to the ballot. the john lewis of voting advancement act is critical to strengthening protection against voting discrimination we lost in the voting rights act of 1965 when the supreme court struck down the provision and disabled it. we also need the freedom to vote act to set minimum standard for access to the polls so voters and in florida and georgia and texas can benefit from same-day voter registration, for example, or robust vote by mail just like voters in california and colorado and other states. the uniformity of those voting measures will restore and bring greater confidence to our electoral system and will complement the work of the ecra. sen. klobuchar: mr. blunt. sen. blunt: mr. gore, profess

nelson, he testified reforming the electoral count act is only one step in transforming our democracy. can you speak to why additional legislation like the freedom to vote act and the john lewis bill would complement the work we have done here? ms. nelson: yes. because election sabotage happens not just after ballots are cast and the votes are tabulated, it can happen in the way that electorate is shaped through voter oppression laws and through laws that erect barriers to the ballot. the john lewis of voting advancement act is critical to strengthening protection against voting discrimination we lost in the voting rights act of 1965 when the supreme court struck down the provision and disabled it. we also need the freedom to vote act to set minimum standard for access to the polls so voters and in florida and georgia and texas can benefit from same-day voter registration, for example, or robust vote by mail just like voters in california and colorado and other states. the uniformity of those voting measures will restore and bring greater confidence to our electoral system and will complement the work of the ecra. sen. klobuchar: mr. blunt. sen. blunt: mr. gore, profess

will: venus and serena, all morning long, because of miley cyrus and elton john -- pete: bri brittney spears. will: willie nelson he's all over the duet list. pete: picture by kid rock and cheryl crow e. rachel: that's a good one. the willie nelson is momma don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys. will: we'll continue to enjoy our list and we're enjoying it this morning. let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz with our weather forecast. >> hey, guys. temperatures will be warm against again across the country and no surprise there, especially in the middle of the country. we've seen this day after day after day running back up into the 90s and couple of spots with big thunderstorms throughout the early morning hours and late yesterday across the grate lake lakes -- great lakes region in the northern areas of the midwest and kemp continue tracking shower activity firing up down around florida as we will be continuing to pay attention to the forecast there in florida. heavy rain up and down the coast probably lingering into tomorrow also. of course all eyes are on cape canaveral, and it is buzzing with exc

company i we have other companies captain colemani nelson's company or captain edmund gardner's company or our captain shimontha and parentheses john gibson's company these company names were pre-printed on these enlisted and enlistment records. so again reinforcing how frequently they occur and that people knew these companies by these other names and the use of i again, i think of choctaw language and english names is all so no noteworthy. so cinti is snake and choctaw and noah means walk so that walking snake and captain sent anoe's name walking snake company and sentineloa's company is a translation of of his name. and so i think it's interesting to ponder that that the traditional choctaw language name was was included similarly. shimon to may come from the choctaw word shima which means to dress up or embellish and so perhaps this john gibson. also known as captain simone says company is again a recognition of a traditional choctaw nation. so again the presence of these choctaw traditional names on these civil war military records exemplifies how much this quintessentially american event included other people who did not iden

nelson, her watch party. applause are starting to pop in this room, as numbers are trickling in, but the campaign was specifically looking for that margin that john was talking about, about a 9% margin. the campaign was hoping for that kind of a number. the expectation is that terry lane, with encouraging her voters to vote on election day, that if there was any chance of al-zawahiri to win, she needed significant margins in that first election result, the first one we're seeing tonight. so, this room, at least, is sounding pleased, as they're starting to hear about these results, but as john pointed out, it is very early. there are still a lot of votes to be counted, especially those votes that came in today, the voting in person, don. >> the noise level has certainly increased -- the noise level has certainly increased since last week we met you at the headquarters there for robson. what are you hearing? are you able to talk to any of the voters? >> reporter: we haven't talked to many of the voters here yet, because these votes are just coming in right now. what i can tell you, though, is that you can feel the mood in this room, there was this

nelson told a german newspaper back in july that he believes the u.s. is in a space race with china and that's why today's test flight, uncrewed test flight, is so important, johnnd brianna. >> hopefully it is going to go ahead as planned here. kristen, of course, we will be checking in with you as these events hopefully unfold here throughout the morning. >>> i do want to bring in astro physicist and george mason university professor to talk about what we're seeing here. just the status of what we're seeing this morning, does it feel like we are good for this to proceed. >> you don't know until you actually know, so what we've heard so far is sort of good news given what's occurred, so where the kennedy space center is is actually the number two place on the planet for lightning strikes. so i live there for several years and we have lightning researchers at the universities there because of that. now, the hydrogen fuel leak is even more concerning but they sound like they've been able to handle that as well. if you work in space, whether it's an astronomy or launching things into space you're accustomed to this. inclement weather and technical difficulties are

john from city attorney's government team. and then we were later joined by your dedicated city attorneys. taylor as well as austin yang, chris tom and nelson. the third part of my presentation is the program calendar which will give you a sense of when the department plans to share both elective items with you and mandate. mandate really (indiscernible). and the fourth and final part of the presentation is related to the ballot measure going before voters this november which interestingly enough is also prop b. so, this slide is a summary of charter section 4.102 regarding the powers and duties that all commissions hold across the city. so, the highlights are you shall accept policies and -- set policies and goals and objectives and plans and programs and to do that, you can hold hearings and investigate the department's operation. you will approve the budget prior to being submitted to the mayor and you can appoint a commission secretary and forward names to the mayor for director appointment and fire said director. this slide summarizes charter section 4.139c in the specific mandate of the sanitation and streets commission under our orig

john from city attorney's government team. and then we were later joined by your dedicated city attorneys. taylor as well as austin yang, chris tom and nelson. the third part of my presentation is the program calendar which will give you a sense of when the department plans to share both elective items with you and mandate. mandate really (indiscernible). and the fourth and final part of the presentation is related to the ballot measure going before voters this november which interestingly enough is also prop b. so, this slide is a summary of charter section 4.102 regarding the powers and duties that all commissions hold across the city. so, the highlights are you shall accept policies and -- set policies and goals and objectives and plans and programs and to do that, you can hold hearings and investigate the department's operation. you will approve the budget prior to being submitted to the mayor and you can appoint a commission secretary and forward names to the mayor for director appointment and fire said director. this slide summarizes charter section 4.139c in the specific mandate of the sanitation and streets commission under our orig