johnson laid out the program. you saimyirst job after college was as a teacher in cotulla, texas, a small xican-american school. few of them could speak english, d they often came to class without breakfast hungry. they knew even in their youth, the pain of prejudice. they never seemed to know why people dislike them, but they knew it was so. i saw it in their eyes. i often walked home wishing e w me that i could do. you never forget what poverty and hatred can do when see its scars on the hopeful face of a young child. i never thought then in 1928 that i would be standing here. in 1965 that i might have the chance to help the sons and daughters of those students and people like them all over the country. but now i do have that chance, and i'll let you in on a secret. i mean, to use it. the biographers, evans and novak novak report that the next day johnson was in his office, and a friend complimented him on his speech and asked who wrote it and the report is that johnson pulled from his desk. this picture and sai

johnson was a fan of fdr of this this picture here young johnson meeting fdr in an fdr campaign swing through texas is captures some of that it's also notable because you can find other versns of this that johnson used in campaign literature in which the guy in the middle who i think is the governor of texas has been airbrushed out. he's gone. but this is the original shot and the johnson's and why a experience was noteworthy years later. robert weaver, who johnson, nominated to become the first secretary of the department of housing and urban development, which and weaver was a approved by the senate, making weaver the first african american member of the cabinet. this is in 1965. and during his confirmation hearings, weaver is before the senate and somebody asks him, well, so what? what draws you to work for this guy? johnson? he's a southerner we always understood that he was a pretty conservative southerner. and we were reported with regard to the national youth administration, quote, i soon heard about this guy down in texas who was shocking some people up on the hill because he

johnson. but. ready also be proved for extending, but definitely between 2 you paid until 2027 to block cheaper generic. so from entering the country it does become even more difficult to even comprehend the move . but for johnson and johnson, especially when you think about how so that's because one of the highest c p disease rates in the world. and despite the age of being curable to be, is the country's top class. we do know at the moment that the health department started to give the decadent into everyone needed it in the public health, 162018, even though the drug was approved and signed in 2012. now this is a very we desperately need to address that africa and pass that african citizens because it is one the only 2 drugs approved to c t b. and i guess that's with the advantage of fro that's um johnson and johnson to came from. and the disease is also the leading cause of the it's a kidding, more than 50000 people in 2021. even the world health organization says that the only one 3rd off

and johnson. like choosing it of sky high prices for a vital drug that creeps to burke, uses used topple official visits on the tell you an island struggling under a major migrant influx. we examined the back right to the prices of the western policies that brought into the ability to offer conviction the mid day in accra midnight, and christ church on free in the afternoon. you're in moscow. welcome to the news. our western arms continue to pour into ukraine. but as buffalo's rage along the front lines, it seems that many of kia strikes of a different target, further back with civilian casualties on the rise to write down the boss or correspondence, steve sweeney reports from the scene of a recent attack on yes, good morning. off of the death of at least 10 civilians in a weekend of cottage 7 people were killed as us supplied. high balls. missiles struck a shopping center inspector task coastal ology mosque. a father describes the his son's budding body along with 2 others. they worked in a, ty 1

and johnson. and these other big for me is huge people, companies and the what straight diesel, the dates that would have been taken to get to the information. we believe that the conduct of johnson johnson has misconduct immoral and on constitutional now as they stand from this particular movement, from the 1st of october. in fact, in just a week's time, so back to cost will be pay more than doubled the price of the deputy we and compared with many of the countries purchased seeing the same drug and disagreement with johnson and johnson. and so that progress has the clause of which could allow for prizes to be negotiated. but that has not yet happened. crisis about to for now an outbreak of geneva virus and the indian state of carol a has been contained, according to local officials. that that'd be no fresh cases registered for the 2nd day in a row and that they have now identified them on known as patient 0. or these ones and sharma has the details, the students and a handful of the buyers. this

and johnson. how's being open by side africa's antique trust regulator? it's it made accusations of sky hi pricing of one of its drugs that treats tuberculosis. the initiation is based on information and the commissions possessions that gives rise to a reasonable suspicion that the respondents may have engaged in exclusionary practices and excessive pricing. in the provision of but that co and which is a drug use in the treatment of cuba, colossus of johnson and johnson has a non stop day. 12 fully cooperates with the south africa competition commission inquiry or to advocate corresponding unit to you couldn't get less. i know the details, so that's because the competition commission is known for in these to be to match as when it has a reasonable suspicion that the has been exploited since behavior o an ethical behavior. and in this case, it does believe that johnson and johnson could be in contravention of fiction age off the competition act, which deals with excessive pricing and really need to

and johnson. excuse me, of sky high prices for of slight to drug treatment about, you know, says the, the e u. chase visits the italian islands, struggling under major migrant influx following years of western policies that brought in stupidity to african nation. the . it's just on midday here in most few things, consulting go week with all to international. the 2nd, glad to have you with us will not storage the south starting off from ukraine. well, west and alms continued to pour into the country. but as the battles range along the front lines, it seems that many, all the t up strikes have a different target. father bock, with civilian casualties. on the rise throughout on bus correspondence, steve sweeney reports from the scene of a recent attack on. yes, good morning. off of the death of at least 10 civilians and a weekend of cottage 7 people were killed as us supplied. high balls. missiles struck a shopping center is fessler task, close to all to most. as a father described, see his son's bud

johnson after a full day of meetings with government officials. they attended a reception in their honor at the white house. the president expanded on the theme of youth's responsibilities to the nation. at a gathering of delegates to the national rural patrick cooperative associations youth conference you have your obligation to your parents to your teachers to your principles but you also have a very strong compelling obligation to your country. if we are going to survive as a free nation if we're going to have the liberty and independence in the freedom that we want if we're going to have the opportunity. the prosperity the jobs and the housing and the beautification all the things that we like and that we want we're going to have to have first. qualified leaders and you can't find better talent to work on. than you young people who come from rural? this month the president followed through on a promise. he made to the nation's young people. in june, he sent to congress a message asking that the vote to 18 year olds. as part of her beautificati

and johnson. and these other people mislead stupid companies. and what state do you go? the dates that would have been taken to get to the information. we believe that the context of johnson johnson has misconduct, immoral and own constitutional now as they stand from this particular movement from the 1st of 2. but in fact, in just a week's time. so back because we'll be pay more than doubled the price of the deputy we in a compared with many of the countries to purchase seeing the same drug and disagreement with johnson and johnson. and so that for guess, has the clause which could allow for prizes to be negotiated, but that has not yet happened. okay, now the news like just to fit in before we go to break. 5 americans have thrown from taylor around to cut tart as part of a prisoner and exchange between the united states under run in turn to their radians imprisoned by the us of reportedly already arrived in doha, while 3 other release men have decided not to return to the wrong yet the prisoner

and johnson. and these other big for me to go companies and what straight diesel dates that would have been taken to get to the information. we believe that the context of johnson johnson has misconduct, immoral and own constitutional now as they stand a, from this particular movement from the 1st of 2. but in fact, in just a week's time. so back because we'll be pay more than doubled the price of the deputy we in a compared with many of the countries the purchased seeing the same drug and disagreement with johnson and johnson. and so that for gas has the clause which could allow for prices to be negotiated, but that has not yet happened. well, we also heard from south african residents who say that's selling medical supplies to their country. ok. and then slated price is on for and there may be typical reasons behind or i think they want to gain a lot of money instead of because they know that most people have a t p as a rates is higher than any other country. so i think they time to get it by ge

and johnson. and these other big companies do to people, companies and what state do you go? the dates that would have been taken to get to the information. i must have a quick listen to one of those voices, the fighting for the health effects of africa. oklahoma, we believe that the conduct of johnson johnson has misconduct immoral and on constitutional now as things stand from this particular movement from the 1st of october, in fact, in just a week's time. so last week i will be paying more than doubled the price of the deputy we in a compared with many of the countries the purchased seeing the same drug and disagreement with johnson and johnson. and so that for gas has the clause which could allow for prices too busy negotiated, but that has not yet happened. i'm well, thanks about breakdown. looks like johnson, johnson's long and lustrous history of little suits might be continuing. that was lots of course fun. didn't order if we couldn't got many thanks. i or not to do this, not to quite a v

and johnson. excuse me, to go high prices for the vital drugs to treat to box, you know, says in general, for a chief claim to have a handle on the latest outbreak of the meet the virus and the state of canada. having found patients 0 the e u t. this is tanya and all items struggling under a major. mike, what in scott, following his western policies, the pool in dependency to ask for confirmation. news 10 am here in most good. this is all attempt to national. it is always very good to have your company. so let's see what's happening around the world. well, let's start with how western alms continue to pull into ukraine. but as the bottles where huge along the front lines, it seems that many of cube strikes have a different target. the fact with civilian casualties on the rise throughout on boss of correspondence, steve sweeney bolt from the scene of a recent attack on. yes, good morning. after the death of at least 10 civilians and a weekend of college, 7 people were killed as us supplied. high ba

it was sandi johnson's car. her keys were in it, so was her cell phone, but there was no sign of sandi. >> coming up -- that first break finding sandi's car, gives police hope, but a second clue will throw them for a loop. >> we're asking ourselves, how does this come together, what does this mean. >> when "dateline" continues. oh, hello! hi! do you know that every load of laundry could be worth as much as $300? really? and your clothes just keep getting more damaged the more times you wash them. downy protects fibers, doing more than detergent alone. see? this one looks brand new. saves me money? i'm starting to like downy. downy saves loads. (tonya) smoking damaged my heart. now i have a battery-operated heart pump. my tip is stop thinking this can only happen when you get old. my heart failure happened at 38. (announcer) you can quit. call 1-800-quit-now for help getting free medication. teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. s

and johnson. and so that progress has the close of which could allow for prices to be negotiated. but that has not yet happened. crisis about to for now an outbreak open nip of virus and the indian state of care that has been contained according to local officials. they at that have been no fresh cases registered for the 2nd day in a row on that they have identified the not known as patients. they were all she's mentioned. sharma has the details to this and a handful of the 5. why is this is ebony vortex in the southern states? caroline? india and contact spacing as we speak of ice in june. one is on hold of me, the wires spread is essentially food that or that, that are the reason why all these particular wireless or infection and what the indian council of medical research, which is the i c, m r, c's, you, that policy should be. why did they believe that contaminated food? all the calls of transmission of the wire is from an move to you know, need not wire is the 1st week ever was in 1998. this

johnson, nay. springer, nay. [indiscernible] , nay. nicholas, nay. nay. 24 nays, 6 yeas. >> i will now confirm vote of the jury in alphabetical order. senator alvarado. senator betancourt. senator birdwell. senator blanco. senator campbell. senator clayton. senator eckhart. senator florez. senator gutierrez. senator. senator hancock. senator. senator huffman. senator hughes. senator johnson. senator king. senator. senator mendez. senator milton. senator miles. senator nichols. senator parker. senator perry. senator. senator springer. senator sparks. senator west. senator whitmire. senator zaffirini. 24 nays, 6 yeas, the tally is confirmed, the motion is denied. members, we are now taking up motion nine so the motion is entitled motion to exclude evidence of any conduct prior to january 2023. a yea vote is to grant, a nay vote to deny the motion. please mark your vote. baliffs, please take up the votes. all votes are collected, thank you, bailiff. the court will pull those at random. >> eckhart, nay. king, nay. sparks, nay. florres, nay. blanco, nay.

and did johnson do about it once johnson became president on the 22nd of november? that. so my original thought was just to write on that small little slice. but then i came to realize that to tell the story of the withdrawal plan, i actually had to backtrack and tell story of kennedy in vietnam more, more comprehensively. so i spent a fair amount of time developing what i saw as kennedy's commit to vietnam. hence that that part of the title and then carrying carried the story past three into 64 into march of 1964, when the plan essentially falls apart under lbj. and then i tack on an epilog, which addresses the the story about that planning, the narrative about that planning at the time. late 1960s into the 1970s. but then very much so in the era of 911. and the way that conversation about kennedy vietnam became rolled into a conversation and the united states and its use of force abroad. so it became a much larger project and i would say that again, it is not really a comprehensive history of vietnam, although it covers much of the same ground. and it has to. but it is

and johnson. especially when you think about how so that's because it has one of the highest cp disease rates in the world. and despite the age, be curable to be, is the country's top class. we do know at the moment that the health department started to give the decadent into everyone needed it in the public health, 162018, even though the drug was approved and signed in 2012. now this is a very we desperately need to address that africa and pass that african citizens because it is one the only 2 drugs approved to see to be and i guess that's with the advantage of for, or that johnson and johnson to came from. and the disease is also the leading cause of the, the kidding, more than 50000 people in 2021. even the world health organization says that the only one 3rd off of this among people who have each engine is due to, to that you lose this. so that for, gosh, has more than 7000000 people living with h. i v and aids more than any other country in the world, but then the announcements of this inve

i think if it were easier, you would see more bob johnsons, more michael jordans, more magic johnsonsand oprah winfreys and the like. i think it is a little bit of a misnomer to say it is easy, it is correct to say people think about it more. but do they do more? that is the problem. david: after the george floyd murder, i thought that many people in the white business community said ok, we have got to do much more in getting blacks on the boards and senior positions in corporate america. has that really happened? has it just been talk? bob: the sad secret about that is companies, white companies, have announced that they're going to put millions of dollars into diversity in terms of black investment in business. but among the people i know, and i know a lot of people who would say hey, i just got money from here and there in other places, it is really not happening. i saw something in the media that said there has been something like $50 billion of pledges made, but less than 5% of that has ever been implemented. to me, it is a really sad story, because it's not happening. and i woul

johnson, no. the clerk: mr. booker, aye. mr. johnson, aye. the clerk: mr. merkley, aye. the clerk: mr. warner, aye. vot: vote: the clerk: mrs. blackburn, aye. the clerk: mr. young, aye. the clerk: ms. baldwin, aye. ms. cantwell, aye. the clerk: ms. hirono, aye. the clerk: mr. kaine, aye. the clerk: ms. rosen, aye. the clerk: miss ernst, aye. the clerk: mr. romney, aye. the clerk: mr. daines, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. rounds, aye. the clerk: mr. bennet, aye. the clerk: mr. mcconnell, aye. mr. barrasso, aye. the clerk: mr. schumer, aye. the presiding officer: on this vote, the yeas a 92, the nays are 1. the motion is agreed to. mr. schumer: madam president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the senate be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: mammogram, i have eight requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval the majority and minority leaders. the presiding o

brought down boris johnson. now he is resiuunin brought down boris johnson.t, _ brought down boris johnson. now he is resigning his seat, tamworth. - brought down boris johnson. now he is resigning his seat, tamworth. we| is resigning his seat, tamworth. we have a by—election on the horizon. how key is this? it is obviously a conservative held seat, and is it when the conservatives could win back? , ., . ., , back? they might do. what is fascinating — back? they might do. what is fascinating about _ back? they might do. what is fascinating about this, - back? they might do. what is fascinating about this, i - back? they might do. what is fascinating about this, i have | back? they might do. what is i fascinating about this, i have to rid the might reveal this, we bumped into each other in the newsroom and you sent me the task of trying to put this in some kind of context and it is really interesting because it is the kind of see the conservatives currently hold with a pretty large majority, labourwould currently hold with a pretty large majority, labour would

and others used _ of what boris johnson and others used to— of what boris johnson and others used toalk up and also sketching out a _ used to talk up and also sketching out a case — used to talk up and also sketching out a case for why he thinks he deserves— out a case for why he thinks he deserves to win the election. and the other big story today, a surprise fall in inflation. prices are still rising, but not as fast. we're guaging reaction in devon. after food prices slow. we will be asking what it means for tomorrow's interest rate decision. will they rise again? i've been talking to the marine biologists here in plymouth leading research into the surprising link between cars and plastic pollution in the sea. rolling out the red carpet in paris as the king and queen begin their three—day state visit to france. and in london, a significant and serious development, say the met. an officer is to be charged with the murder of chris kaba, shot dead in south london a year ago. harry a year ago. kane will lead the line against harry kane will lead the line against the german champions t

representative johnson, your reaction? is divisive. i don't think that making sure every child has a great public school is divisive. you know, corrupt marsha blackburn sure calls a lot of names. but maybe somebody should ask her what a socialist is, or what woke means. because i'm not so sure she knows. >> one more question for you, representative. sorry, too -- >> she's just telling lie after lie. none of those things apply to me, virtually nothing she said applies to me. and i think people want someone genuine, who's going to speak to them. they may not agree with them, but they want somebody who will listen to them. she hasn't done a town hall in seven years. >> congresswoman, one last question for you. your state hasn't had a democratic senator in three decades. how are you going to defy that kind of history? >> well, -- 10 to 11 points away. we have had a movement started in tennessee, there is no question. we are building a multi racial, multi generational and quite frankly a multi party coalition that is building.

so he must share some values johnson, president johnson has so he picked up some voters that -- johnson supporters that might have been wary of god when but were willing to vote for him because he campaigned on the lady bird special. godwin also when he announced his campaign, his leading argument why people should elect him governor's he wanted to make investments in public education, that doesn't sound a bird machine. here we are at the end of the bird machine abandoning these things they help for so long. campaigning with president johnson, advocating for more funding for public education. meanwhile the john birch society went to investigate subversive influences in government and that sort of thing. the nazi leader george lincoln rockwell wanted the school curriculum so there's always fights over the school curriculum, continuing to have fights over the school curriculum, george nicaragua want to the school curriculum to say whites were superior, white supremacy, wanted that added to the curriculum. so the thing about god when it is, the fascinating is he got machine people you othe

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it was boris johnson johnson.was boris johnson who was fragrantly breaching the rules at the time. had rishi sunak resigned then? the chances are boris johnson would have had to go to the rishi sunak wouldn't have been able to compete in the subsequent leadership contest and wouldn't be prime minister now. so the advice that he didn't need to resign , the public weren't resign, the public weren't asking for his resignation even seems to me rather rather a good one. >> yes. so the claim is that essentially this meddling by murdoch executives , if you can murdoch executives, if you can call it that, or advice given to rishi sunak, did help him to then become prime minister because if he'd handed in his resignation back in april and been one of the first to go there would have been accusations among tory mps and of course party members as well that he was disloyal to boris johnson, that he was stabbing him in the back. johnson, that he was stabbing him in the back . of course, we him in the back. of course, we still

president johnson has.so he up some voters that you know johnson supporters that might have been wary of godwin but they were willing to vote for him because he campaigned on the lady bird special. so, godwin, also, when he announced his campaign, his leading argument for why people should elect him governor is that he wanted to make investments in public education. that doesn't sound like the bird machine, right? so here they are at the end of the bird machine abandoning all of these things that they held for so long, campaigning with president johnson, advocating for more funding for public education, the meanwhile, the john birch society, you know, like they want to investigate subversive influences in government and that sort of thing. and then the nazi leader, george lincoln rockwell, he wanted the school curriculum. so there's always fights over the school curriculum. this year. we're continuing to have fights over the school curriculum. george lincoln rockwell wanted the school curriculum to say that

. >> senator johnson. johnson: thank you madam chair. chief b miller, you said you worked with u.s.order patrol for 25 years? bemiller: that is right. johnson: so you used to be with border patrol when they called them apprehensions, right? bemiller: yes. johnson: you are probably there in 2014 when jeh johnson 7000 apprehensions a day was a bad day for border patrol. is that true? bemiller: it is true he said that. johnson: i think president biden called that a humanitarian crisis. you were there. did you feel like that was a humanitarian crisis? bemiller: it was a challenge. johnson: when did we shift from calling it apprehensions to encounters? bemiller: thank you. the difference between an apprehension and encounter came up during title 42. because the individuals were not formally brought into border patrol custody. we were screened and returned immediately. that is the difference. johnson: last time i was at the border, there were some screened and returned. i think over a million from figures i saw. but an awful lot were processed and dispersed. the last time i was at the bor

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in london. former seat of boris johnson in london- the — former seat of boris johnson in london.. the seat in _ former seat of boris johnson in london. the seat in tamworth | former seat of boris johnson in - london. the seat in tamworth that chris pincher will be vacating is unusual. an mp in another seat, which is being abolished, eddie hughes, is supposed to stand in tamworth at the next election so does he quit his current constituency and trigger a by—election, he is not prepared to do that so the conservatives hope to find someone who is willing to stand and if they win hold the seat to the next general election and then give it to another candidate, eddie hughes, for the next general election so the conservative party has got into a bit of a model in terms of this seat and probably won't help their case in terms of selling the candidate to constituents if they say this individual will not actually be the candidate at the general election, we have lined up to someone else. this year marks the 60th anniversary of the march on washington where martin luther king junior gave h

musica >>> johnson es una estÁis para que ademÁs de impartir clases, reparte buena vibra cada maÑanaexicana fallÉ consumiciÓn de repartir buenas vibras la escuela elemental del condado de montgomery tiene la dicha de que sea parte de su familia. >>> johnson ha tenido un impacto inmediato en nuestra escuela y a la comunidad, le dan la bienvenida a todos los niÑos y la adoran. ayudan mucho para que los padres se integren en la educaciÓn de sus hijos y representa un gran apoyo para nuestras familias. >>> al vestirse y esperar a que cada una se iniciÓ no es problema. sobre todo para ganarse la confianza de los estudiantes y lo harÁn, algo que valora los padres de familia >>> estamos muy agradecidos con johnson porque ella le brinda a nuestros hijos la motivaciÓn que necesitan para que estÉn dispuestos a tener un gran dÍa y dejen atrÁs sus tristezas, sus penas. el enojo que de repente puedan tener >>> la felicidad que es indiscutible, desde fondos personales que uno saca para comprar los trajes y aseguran que hacen un esfuerzo con la esperanza de cambiar vidas. >>> vivimos en tiempos dond

lyndon johnson. they loved lyndon johnson. they lie about these people. woodrow wilson, same thing. margaret sangeg.r parenthood. sf planned parenthood gets billions and billions of dollars. ar the >> we can go on. you never hear them speak up in favor of the founders of the country. in favore ers of t of the frame constitution. in defense of the constitutionte . and they try and twist it likeya the 14th amendment to accommodate what they wanth'p but they don't support them. they supportle people, hate theo and are trying to destroy them and their surrogatesthat t. the teachers unions are doing a hell of a good job of that by brainwashinaiwashing childret and diverting them from getting an education. tthe other things. so the point is the democratty party is an autocrat party. and by the way, like mostease autocratic parties thand autocracies, they camouflage their true purpose by claiming they're doing these great things for the people, d especially the poor. >> they're doing g great things because they defend democracy. how? how?how? by destroying the voting system. how? by trying

>> oakland mayor shengtao says she's grateful to johnson for betting big on oakland and for bringing0 jobs. come may of 2024 and the additions that they're going to add to oakland is really a sense of community. >> you know, i feel like it's been a rough year or two, you know, especially with the pandemic as well, too. it's feeling a little fragment added. and so having this space here will be able to bring community back together in oakland, lena howland, abc seven news stefan asia curry's eat learn play foundation launched a monumental campaign to ensure support and resources for oakland unified students for years to come. >> eat, learn, play, set a goal to raise $50 million for oakland unified school district by 2026. today, the curry stopped by lockwood steam academy and brought with them backpacks, books and meals for more than 600 students. you know, seeing the kids smile, seeing the, you know, some parents and families asking questions about what does this mean? >> what are you know, what can we look forward to in our ability to help support and amplify, build awareness around

johnson longstreet were saying this is unethical. uncivilized. and making argument why it is uncivilized. and he said, this is the decision. it would be -- this is his words not mine. it would be admissible. land mines would be admissible, however, to plant shells, not to plant shells to destroy life, and without the design than depraving energy of a few men. what he's saying, landmines can be used with the military purpose. they take hraoeufzs of no other object; hence, inadmissible to shoot centennials and pickets because nothing is obtained for the destruction of life. randolph. the purpose is military. so back to you, your question. but within two months, the confederate congress had given raines $100,000 to develop landmine warfare. again, most of the world has banned use of land mines every country in nato and be every country in at this time west. and those that didn't. well, this is just my personal views of being in the field. is that the pentagon has made a decision not to ban the use of land mines because then it would open up our whol

johnson: thank you. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the subject of my special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. johnson: this week the house will pass a bill concerning michelle lujan grisham's actions, a member of this body. late on a friday night earlier this month the governor took action to suspend open carry and concealed firearms in her state. you heard that right. she claim sod called emergency powers to combat a public health crisis, she said, and on a whim attempted to restrict the second amendment rights of every law-abiding new mexico resident, the citizens of her state, the citizens this country. her action, of course, was overtly unconstitutional and functionally useless and only divide americans further. someone with elementary knowledge will of the constitution would know this. fortunately, new mexico residents and law enforcement openly defied her ord