ulysses by james joyce _ approaching the river. ulysses by james joyce is _ approaching the river.s i approaching the river. ulysses| by james joyce is 100 years old byjamesjoyce is 100 years old this year stop many people find it impenetrable, but there are a bunch of folks who meet every year here in dublin to discuss the book's merits and james joyce's genius. i'm here to find out what is the story. welcome everyone. this is sweeney's pharmacy. it welcome everyone. this is sweeney's pharmacy.- welcome everyone. this is sweeney's pharmacy. it is one ofthe sweeney's pharmacy. it is one of the landmarks _ sweeney's pharmacy. it is one of the landmarks in _ sweeney's pharmacy. it is one of the landmarks in ulysses, l of the landmarks in ulysses, and is run today by volunteers as a tribute to jamesjoyce. "it was darker now, and there were stones and bits of wood on the strand." "a fair, unsullied soul had called to him." i "now is then. no reasonable stumbles over word offer refused." these readings moved online during the pandemic but even though the shop's open again, they continue

she said, joyce, we're on the way. >> reporter: but when her mother hadn't arrived, joyce took her nieceom. the 4-year-old was suffering from head and vachvaginal injuries. she died a day later. joyce, did you ever occur to you that you would be accused of her death? >> no. >> reporter: but that questioned you? >> yes. they asked me what happened to her, but i told them i didn't know. i couldn't tell them what i didn't know because i didn't know. >> reporter: the medical examiner had mistakenly concluded that the child's injuries occurred when she was at joyce's house. >> once that opinion came out, everybody got laser focused on joyce and charley. but they kept meeting with a lawyer saying come to the house, take whatever evidence you want, but it just didn't matter. >> reporter: when you heard at the hearing last december just how wrong her medical evidence was, how did you feel about that? >> broken. broken. real heartbroken. >> reporter: joyce watkins believed the appellate courts would make it right, but the truth is without compelling new evidence, it is difficult to get an appeal,

joyce chang of jp morgan.sident will go to iowa and bloomberg with a wonderful story on ethanol. i did a whole lot on ethanol eight or nine years ago, and to talk to you, farm girl, if you go from fargo to ethanol i still don't understand the ethanol ethics other than as a boost to corn. i love what greg valliere said, this is a president going out to save $.10 a gallon on iowa ethanol and grasping at straws. lisa: corn prices are also high so it is pick your poison if you are dealing with elevated prices. it comes at a time of real perilousness for president biden considering he's got not a lot of things going for him popularity wise heading into the midterms. tom: i don't get, to be logical about it, heaven forbid we be logical in washington, the price of corn is up just like gasoline. if you pop ethanol in iowa you pop corn while yes goes up. kailey: this is a president that needs to be seen trying to be do something. he doesn't have much power. he tried to tap the strategic petroleum reserve. it is a presi

joyce, i will start with you.pported many efforts to weaken the voting rights act, for example. he has also called on the court to overrule new york times versus sullivan, one of the most important cases concerning freedom of press in this country. given that history, should we be surprised that he was the lone dissenter in that trump case? doesn't his records speak for itself? >> so, justice thomas has been consistent. as you say, he has often been a voice against goals of the progressive and the country. certainly, the progressive part of the legal system. his dog is against the voting rights act have been the demise of section five and section two, those two separate, but very important protections. his decision in the national archives, where he was the lone vote in dissent, saying that the former president shouldn't be turned over to the january six committee, with something of a surprise. for one thing, he found himself alone in that dissent. by the same token, the argument was a very good want to make. the

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as joyce notes, there is a constitutional provision.. there's not only a probation on partisan gerrymandering, but there is also a non retro aggression standard, much like what we had under section five of the voting rights act that the supreme court struck down. that says you can't diminish the voting power given to communities of color, give it to minority voters, once given. in fact, district five, in florida that you mentioned, congressman lawson's district is a district that was created as a result of litigation. and so, desantis is challenging the constitutional provisions themselves in this instance. he is not only trying to increase the power of republicans, decrease the power of black voters in florida, but he is actively asking the court to strip these provisions down. so, he is looking for a fight in federal court, looking for a fight in state court. and, you know, i think one way or the other he's going to get it. >> joyce vance and marina jenkins, your boss ticket around to continue this conversation after a quick break. th

david jolly, danielle moodie, joyce alene, thinks for starting with us on this evening.ime with us at home. i am ayman mohyeldin, goodnight. goodnight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. we got the house! and every person... you did! pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. >> hi everyone, happy saturday. >> we begin this hour with the gop leaders ditching their responsibility to stand up for american democracy. while donald trump works to republican politics, in a new interview with the wall street journal, trump's stance by house minority leader kevin mccarthy.

and i think joyce's point is exactly right.k times" to do it for them. >> yeah, i know, absolutely. danielle, final thought to you on this. would this have changed anything had it come out as soon as the recording -- would it have backed mccarthy into a corner and forced him to be more honest? 30 seconds. >> i think that it would have and i think that's what we need. we need for the press to do their job, which is to educate the public. we need, you know, politicians to be held accountable. and they're not. >> we like to call it as it is even when it is on the media's side. thank you so much for joining us for this all star panel this evening. and thank you for making time for us at home. until we meet again, i'm ayman mohyeldin. have a good night. an mohyeldin. have a good night. what goes . usually. ♪♪ in it... mostly. even what gets near your body. please please please take that outside. here to meet those high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 products. rigorously tested. walgreens pharmacist r

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joyce of ohio, i inform the house that mr. joyce will vote yea on h.r. 1218.he speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kahele, i inform the house that mr. kahele will vote yea on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. garcia: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. schakowsky of illinois, i inform the house that she will vote yes on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 409. the nays are 11. 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2501, as amended. on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: union calendar number 212, h.r. 501, to require the national telecommunicat

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a phenom in volleyball, basketball and bowling as well, joyce took up golf at the age of 35.orts hall of fame in 1989, joyce coached softball for 28 years at florida atlantic university, where she also led the golf team. as hank aaron said simply after striking out against joyce, she was something else. >> i just happened to be lucky from a place that, you know, had those opportunities and i was gifted enough to be able to do it. >> joan joyce, one of the greatest athletes of all time, died last weekend in boca raton, died last weekend in boca raton, flor my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back

i'll pick up where joyce left off. first of all, there is no bottom forgot like kevin mccarthy.pparently he lives in a post shame bubble. but what i do think, again, following what joyce said, when you see a conversation between he and list teeny, these are some of the leaders of the republican party, and it's almost a casual reference when this genie says, well, you know kevin, you know how we were talking about that 25th amendment resolution, and kevin says, yeah. that's kind of a big deal. that would be disqualifying a president for unfitness. i think we need to know more about that. and when i say we, the j six committee, he needs to testify before. i suggest that he testify before a federal grand jury investigating the insurrection. we know they're working their way up the criminal ladder. we know they've indicted seditious conspiracy charges. they should hear from a guy like kevin mccarthy. and then when kevin mccarthy pulls out of thin air, you know what, i am going to trump talk to trump, but i have a fear that he's gonna bring up the pence pardon thing again. iexcuse me

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joyce. mr. joyce: i thank the gentleman from louisiana for holding this special order and for his leadership, for having these discussions at such an important time. right now, millions of refugees have been displaced from their homes. children are being forced to go without food, clothing and shelter. and thousands of civilians murdered in the streets. these are the effects of the russian federation's war against the free and sovereign people of ukraine. the human cost of this war, it's devastating. we need to bring an end to the hostilities. the united states must stand ready to support the people of ukraine with the tools and the weapons necessary to fight against and defeat the russian army. there's another component to our mission that cannot be overstated. as our nato allies continue to support president zelenskyy in ukraine, they will face economic retaliation from russia. just this morning, russia announced that it would halt the sale of natural gas to poland and bulgaria. while this dec

morning, joyce, 0k? am i allowed to come in? yes. you are _ thank you very much.ht _ are you all right? i am i allowed to sit? yeah. all right. so, any updates for us? nothing concrete, j nicola, i'm afraid. what i can say is any- intelligence or any information that we get is looked - at and shred back to the, you know, to the bare bones . to see where it's coming from. and we look to the nth degree. with the length of time now that's gone since adam's. murder, information that we get isn't looked at differently - than it was looked. at in the first week. it'd be wrong of me to say it's getting as much time spent . on it as it was four years ago, but when a new murder - comes in that the team have to investigate, . the murders that we've been investigating previously- do have to get left. yeah, we know that beginning bit's crucial, don't we? we understand that. yeah, when we heard, like, a couple of weeks ago - about this little girl - in liverpool and a knife crime again, just think... how old was she? 14? _ 12. was she 12? she was 12. we know how that family is

i'm joyce, adam's mum. he's still loved and missed every day. there's a big hole here. never be filled again. it's just... it's ongoing. i'm adam's sister. he was horrendously took from us. - he had a lovely home, - girlfriend, a dog, he wasjust a young man starting out in life. _ that will never leave us, ever. ah, it's staying red, mam, isn't it? it's the first time i've been on this bridge. it keeps going in different colours. it's marvellous and it's appropriate for adam. we love him very much. i'm sure he's here with us. yeah, he'll be in the back- of us, giving us all a big hug. some days you just don't want to go out the door, you just want to curl up. but people like you that are supporting us... it's brilliant. we can't thank you enough. a big clap to - everybody who come. thank you. people are always supporting us, so, yeah, onwards, and we'll keep fighting for ourjustice to come. it was a friday night, and he phoned me and he said, "mum, is it all right if i stay here with you tonight, you and dad?" isaid, "yeah, course." he said, "i'm going out with the lads

the lady next to joyce is adam's sister. - he was loved by everybody.die, that night. it's cold—blooded murder. you just don't take knives out with you. if you come across that situation, just get away from it and tell somebody. and last thing on your mind when you go to bed is adam. i've got three children and one of my children is the same age as you all. and he still hurts, now. a couple of weeks ago, he said to me, "mum, do you remember uncle adam bought me a ball for my birthday?" that was one of the last times he'd seen adam, and he said... sorry... - "i'm going to... i'm going to come and play with you this soon." and he said. — "and he never got to play with me." if it's just that one child who might feel the peer pressure to carry a knife, and we've given that talk and they have a little think about, "actually, i don't want to be in that gang and they're carrying knives," then with the job's done, what we're doing, isn't it? yeah, yeah. all of you that can change the future. it's your generation that's going to change. thank you. it looks lovel

and joyce is absolutely right. there's nothing indicating right now that either mccarthy or scalise are targets of the justice department investigation. but, gosh darn it, they are material witnesses at the very least. and i'm very respectful and proud of the january sixth committee seems to have done so far. but not when it comes to members of congress. they sent mccarthy a letter on january saying it would be nice if you could come in and tell us some things. mccarthy of course, thumbed his nose at it. and now we have 2000 texts and these audio calls, showing that mccarthy was front and center in a lot of these events. and yet, the committee has not subpoenaed him. if it were you or me that had this information, we would've faced a congressional subpoena way earlier. right away, on day one. >> but here's the thing, neal, they're not unbelievable. it's totally believable. none of us, yes, we're like wow, now we've actually seen it. we've heard it. but it's not a surprise, so given that, is anything that you've see

joyce, your reaction to the recordings. well >> there was a time in american history when having this sort of a conversation captured on tape would be enough to cause politicians to resign. but we are obviously well past that point in time. one thing that kevin mccarthy doesn't have really two things are the courage and the convictions of a liz cheney who is willing to pay a political price in order for standing up for the belief that she had. now we find out that kevin mccarthy had many of the same views that she had. but he was more interested in power than he was interested in doing the right thing for the future of the country. so this really interesting juncture where there are two parallel investigations going along with two different purposes, of the january six committee, hoping to uncover the truth and to bring accountability in the political lane, the justice department which is building a case from the ground up, starting literally with the people who overrun the caboodle, and now moving up into those that were i

how much of a road map does this offer, joyce?time a federal judge has really been forced to weigh in on the evidence against the former president. he had to rule on whether trump had been involved in criminal acts to determine whether in this civil case it was more likely than not crimes had been committed, which would have the effect of having one of trump's lawyers, john eastman, who wrote the plan to have mike pence interfere with certifying the results of the electoral college, to force eastman to turn over his emails. i wouldn't call it a road map. i think the road map is already there for anyone who wants to drive to the destination. it's clear that there is sufficient evidence for doj to begin investigating. and now we learn, and betsy i think makes the right point that we've learned that this grand jury investigation has expanded. so it looks like the trip is underway. >> betsy, i only have about a minute left, but i want to make sure we get in your new reporting on former vice president mike pence. >> we obtained a docum

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joyce, for five minutes. mr. joyce: mr. speaker, i rise to address the house and ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. joyce: mr. speaker, i rise to condemn vladimir putin and the russian army. these brutal and violent thugs have attempted to rehang the iron curtain for the sole purpose of committing abject violence against the free and sovereign people of ukraine. the killing of women and children outside of kyiv is a vial act. these acts amount to war crimes. it's time to deliver the lethal aid that the ukrainian people need to deter the violent acts that the russian people commit upon the ukrainians. it's time to cut off russian exports to the free world. no country that values the sanctity of life should want to buy their goods from russia. no place where free people live should the energy that russian refineries produce be accepted. the biden administration must hold the line and impose severe sanctions against russia for their multiple murderous acts and

. >> would that, let's bring in our experts, a reporter with politico and joyce vance, who's been 25 years as a federal cost to cuter and -- charlie, we have heard from trump, now we heard from mccarthy, with do you think, do you buy that everything is good between them, that it is an uneasy truce, what's going on as you see it? >> will kevin mccarthy understands is that his fate is totally at the whim of donald trump. this is an indication at where the republican party is. the fact he was caught lying, none of those is disqualifying. the only day that will cost him the speaker gavel is if donald trump wanted him out. donald trump, i do by this, he does like to humiliate his opponents and have them come groveling to him. he has kevin mccarthy right where he wants him, utterly and completely dependent on the goodwill of donald trump. again, it is quite a commentary on what counts it does not count in the modern republican party. >> nicholas, congress starts coming back from recess on monday, are we going to get a better sense of mccarthy stance among republicans or resistance whatever

joyce: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. joyce: madam speaker, since president biden took office, more than two million illegal immigrants have been apprehended at our southern border. now title 42, a key portion of our border security, is set to expire at the same time that our border patrol agents are preparing for a record surge of illegal border crossings. the american people cannot afford president biden and proclaimed borders are vice president harris' failed border policies on president biden's watch. we have seen record high levels of cocaine, methamphetamine, and fentanyl being trafficked into our communities from across our open southern border. these drugs are deadly. and over 93,000 americans have died of overdoses just in the past year. these policies have made americans less safe and they made our communities less secure. in his fiscal 2023 budget, president biden failed to even mention

. >>> joining me is joyce vance, an msnbc legal analyst.t to start with the news about trump and being held in contempt. what does it mean. >> so this is a civil contempt. he's not being prosecuted like a criminal contempt like steve bannon. this is an effort to have her subpoena enforced for documents. she wants to review post-it notes that the president stuck on papers in giving his staff instructions. the judge took this very seriously and said trump was in contempt. if he turns over the documents he only has to pay penalties you to that point. if he continues to withhold documents, the $10,000 a day will pin to accrue. >> i want to start with these text messages that mark meadows received that there was going to be potentially violence on january 6th. what is the committee trying to do with that? >> i would say a few things here. the fact that a white house starve who was formerly a secret service service agent officer told him that there could be violence is quite significant. now, adding to that, the white house chief of staff gets a

joyce, for five minutes. mr. joyce: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. joyce: madam speaker, today, i rise to congratulate the men and women from pennsylvania's 13th congressional district who have received appointments to our nation's service academies. through their academic work, their commitment to physical fitness, and their readiness to serve, these students have demonstrated that they are ready to begin the training that will ultimately lead to their commissioning as officers in our armed services. this morning, i'm proud to recognize elizabeth of adams county who will attend the united states military academy at west point. brian johnson of blair county, who will attend the united states naval academy at annapolis. eli burtner of somerset county, who will attend the united states military academy at west point. nathan kirkwood of franklin county who will attend the united states naval academy in annapolis. and megan mchai

if you remember, joyce, he worked at a -- i believe at a nuclear power plant. and who can forget when monty burns -- >> and ate a lot of donuts. >> shout-out to the monty burns fans out there. joyce, a hard turn to where the investigations meet the time line that david's talking about. garland, the doj is supposed to do the work. going into these midterms we have -- waiting on a trial for steve bannon, whenever that happens. we have a sedition conspiracy case as well as the lesser lower offenders. and we have the question of whether they go up the line and find anyone else. do you see any of that accelerating in the next few months and how do they avoid what would be the next midterm season window? >>, so merrick garland has consistently said that these cases will proceed at a speed that's dictated by the development of the evidence and that the work will dictate the path, not politics. he reasserted that today as he spoke to congress in oversight hearings and talked about that, and i take him at his word, because the prohibition on political activity as you ap

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there are so many people joyce, who all seem to have the same plan.ehow delay the certification on january 6th and somehow convince members of congress to not certify somehow convince the vice president to overturn the election. can it be a coincidence that all these people had the same idea, some of whom acted violently? >> i had a wonderful mentor that said there is no such thing as coincidence in law enforcement and by in large that tends to be true. joy, you've done a great job laying out the problem doj faces and i'll be wonky here for a second. >> we love that. >> there is a concept in the law about conspiracies where sometimes you have one big conspiracy. everybody is part of it. they all enter it into the same agreement. they're all working together. on other occasions, you can have multiple conspiracies that can be over lapping but they can have different objectives and without boring people and causing them to turn off their tvs, i'll say there are legal implications for prosecutors in getting that right. you can have cases get reversed on a

joining me now is joyce vance.elp us explain, understand the significance of what does seem to be just increasing evidence of this sort of massive conspiracy of violent groups. >> sure. so obviously, this creates a new web of co-conspirators working together potentially that investigators for the january 6th committee and justice department will want to talk to but on a more specific level, because there is a conspiracy indictment in place for the oath keepers, this web of communications opens up the possibility now members of the proud boys will also be indicted for conspiracy. the element they have to prove is the desire to use force and bring about their aim and because they're talking about protecting people and bringing weapons in, it seems likely this is one of the missing pieces of evidence that doj needed that kept it from indicting the proud boys for seditious conspiracy. >> i'm very predictable at this point. you probably know what's coming. i always say this, here is where the web happens. they all had t

. >> joining us, msnbc legal analyst joyce vance. your thoughts on these texts? for a criminal jury to hear in this case. these texts provide some of the pieces that we've been talking about over time. you have heard many of the legal analysts say one of the most difficult challenges the justice department would face if it wanted to bring a prosecution is improving intent, proving that donald trump really knew that he lost the election and that the big lie was just that, an effort to steal the election. so having this text from trump jr that while the votes are still being counted acknowledges the loss and then lays out a strategy, it is not just deeply offensive to the american people, and i worry that sometimes we get lost in all of the back and forth on this and don't take that moment to be offended that a sitting president thought it was legitimate to bypass the will of the american people and steal the election for his own, but this provides that key element of proof the government would need to go forward with a prosecution, that they knew they had lost the

i mean, as joyce said, there is this line that so many elected officials are willing to cross.s the support of donald trump, who is making the case to fellow georgians, that camp did not protect them against the election. he did not protect them and now they have a black and a jewish -- under girding so much of the ire that brian kemp is experiencing and was helping in this particular race. and not just the marjorie taylor greene, but the josh hawley's -- physically supporting the protesters with his raised fists. there are so many republicans that just do not care about the rule of law or the constitution. and so, i am concerned about november 2022. and i am definitely concerned about november 2024, when there are so many republican elected people who are willing to be pledged to donald trump. or if trump decides not to ron, a donald trump two point oh, like the governor of florida. >> that is this plan, right? the challenge here we have is that you have multiple scores of republicans who are running, essentially promising that they will never let another democrat become presi

with me now is joyce former u.s. attorney.about his inaction. >> the committee is doing its job. the department of justice needs to do theirs. >> the department of justice has a duty to act on this referral and others they sent. >> i'll echo who my colleagues have already said but more bluntly attorney general garland, do your job so that we can do ours. >> and now we know joyce that privately, those concerns are even shared by the president of the united states. are we at a point now where garland's inaction is itself becoming a threat to our democracy? >> you know, joy, we're in this very difficult moment where americans on the one hand want some guarantees or at least some assurances that our criminal justice system still functions, that no man is above the law and at the same time, we have an attorney general who is committed to restoring the justice department so that it works the way it supposed to work and not the way that it worked during the trump administration where the attorney general was in essence the hand i thi

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joining me now, joyce vance, former u.s.e hashtagsisters in law podcast and legal analyst. thank you for coming back to "the sunday show." how big a deal is ali alexander's cooperation? >> so, it is hard to assess what you haven't already had the opportunity to obtain. and since alexander is downplaying his cooperation, i'll take that at face value until we hear more. he has the potential to be a real -- important witness, both for the january 6 th committee, and for the department of justice, which, of course, move on these parallel tracks, one political, one legal. alexander could talk about organization and coordination at the top, perhaps talk about people close to the president who were involved and new the details of the plans for that day, but we'll learn more, i suspect, as this goes forward. >> i'm glad you brought that up, joyce, because we have -- let's just listen to ali alexander explain his role in all this. >> i was the person who came up with the january 6th idea, with congressman gosar, congressman mel brook

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