that rock looks like kentucky. recycle everything i possibly can. i had an uncle killed in the mines, i've had friends killed in the mines, killed in the mines. it's the most dangerous job in the world and people talk about how much they get paid, that's ridiculous, they don't get paid enough. it was one thing to deep mine and, you know, it has its problems too, it ruins people's water and undermines houses and things like that, but strip-mining was just the greatest sin that ever happened to the earth. [light guitar music] in 1965, i worked for [indistinct] sturgill coal company, the first big strippers here in eastern kentucky and i helped literally blow some tops off of some mountains. [dynamite booming] we're out there cutting some trees and got our tools and this young guy comes up, about my age, maybe a little younger, and he says, "my grandmother doesn't want you cutting her trees." i start to say something back, "well, you know the company sent, i mean, they've sent us up here to do this, what do you mean?"

roy: i thank my friend from kentucky. only constitutional infirmity is the extent which we are allowing democrats to make up laws in this body and in the senate to check them under our constitution. and that is constitutional infirmity and our friend from texas who was talking about our desire to protect the american people clamping down on their ability how they want to live, which is it? he was trying to say no we are not trying to ban this when by the way, the administration literally said ban stoves. literal quote. when they say something you should believe them. then the gentlemanfrom texas went on to say they want to protect all manners of pollution and we want to stop the scourge of global warming. are we banning stoves or are we actually going to allow the american people to be free? the reality is, my friend from texas gave up the joke. everybody gets it and everybody knows it. we know where our democratic colleagues. they want to ban the internal combustion engine and get rid the burning of fossil fuels and make

he's a younger democrat in the state of kentucky.who, if you look at polling, the most popular democratic governor in the country, in his own state, and he's in kentucky. to me he's a great. model all these people that are no longer about public service, i watch him, like sarah palin i can see kentucky from my house. i'm in cincinnati, so i see governor beshear lead. what's so amazing about him is he's just saying what he believes. he's just exuding public service. he doesn't pull punches it's working in kentucky at a place where you think you'd be in trouble. because normally it's republican states i'm a big fan of governor beshear. he's up for reelection this year. i think will do well, he's just a public servant. i think it's a good sign but. don't fall for all the negative stuff, if you are a candidate or an officeholder, look at a guy like governor brashear, and you will see people, even in swing states, even bread states like kentucky, when they see someone with through public service, they rally around them. they've done that,

. >> host: to kentucky, this is lisa in louisville, line for democrats. good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you so much for c-span. i'm a reasonable democrat. i don't believe in 9-month if abortions unless it's the life are of the mother or other problems. but here in kentucky in 2022 we put it on the ballot. ask we actually won -- and we actually won. we had the majority, and it was supposed to be a constitutional right to have an abortion. and and our attorney general, which is daniel cameron who is now running for governor, put a lawsuit up, and it's going to theil kentucky state supreme court. well, in kentucky, as you well know, it's very conservative in most parts of the state, so i pretty much know how they're going to rule. so if that's the case, if we kick itw up to the supreme cou, i'm pretty much going to say that they're going to say, well, that's the right of the state. do we have any other recourse of any kind since the will of the people has been spoken and we want to keep it as a legal protection here? what else can we do? thank y

and in eastern kentucky. we've also backed, you know, companies in tulsa, oklahoma, wichita, des moines, iowa. so it's fairly, fairly broad. and we've also backed a lot of companies and what some people think of is these the second tier cities that are doing remarkable things, including things that most people would assume happening. and in silicon valley, when i recently visited a company in, atlanta, called hermia, it's kind of spun out of georgia tech, which is one of the great universities in the country and they're focused on mach five engines. so you can get from atlanta to europe in 90 minutes. and the air force is a big there. atlanta is now emerging as an aerospace hub and that wasn't, you know, you know, looking like it was going to be possible even ten or 20 years ago. and georgia tech, because they have expertise in that particular sector are advantage. so you're seeing companies like, hermes, emerge in places like that. so there's just dozens and dozens of stories. hardest part about writing the

i know in my state of kentucky, they have passed a fairness ordinance. what is that? it means you can't be discriminated against in your housing, your employment or accommodations. that's the fancy saying you get to live where you want to work and eat where you want to eat but couldn't pass it on a statewide level in the state of kentucky. what does it tell people? in fact, they want to allow that discrimination. why why? and then think about the real and practical implications that has. i talked about henry, my intern, so full of promise, so full of life. died by suicide on december 16. it was a friday. his mom called me as i was sitting in a coffee shop meeting with somebody. and i went over to her house that night. and gave her a hug. i knew henry before i ever knew his mom. but his mom sirved with me in the state senate. she was my colleague. and we hugged. and she sobd. -- sobbed, because she just lost her son. not a statistic, not a number, not a transkid, her son, her baby, her henry. her colleagues all reached out and expressed sympathy and then turned around

the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. massie: i yield two minutes to my friend from wisconsin, mr. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. tiffany: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, it's good to join you once again, representative massie, here tonight. in regards to the reins act, i just want to share with everybody a real world example of how the reins act could be used. i think back to the boilerrer mack issue, more than a decade ago, a rule put in place, administratively, it was not passed by the united states congress, and if the reins act would have been in place, we would have prevented the example i'm about to give you. there is a stoke smoak stack that had to be built on a pairp plant in northern wisconsin that cost $10 million plus. and was meant to reduce emissions coming from that paper plant. do you know how much it reduced emissions? zero. no demissions were reduced as a result of them spending $10 million as a result of this administrative rule boiler mack that was put in place. think about the ripple e

the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr.e: as a father and a grandfather my heart breaks when i see the victims of these deranged skillers at schools and elsewhere. we need serious solutions. i think it's an insult to the victims and families to tell them the banning of a piece of plastic will save a life. it won't. or that telling them putting up a sign that says gun free zone will safe a life. it won't. it will cost lives. one of my former staffers, she was married for less than a year, her and her husband had a business, and she had a stalker who followed them to each of their events. and she got a concealed carry license in tennessee. she carried her gun to protect herself from the stalker. this was nicki who worked for me. one night they sat up their business in a bar. the sign said no guns inside because they served alcohol. and nicki left her firearm to protect herself in the car. but her stalker did not leave his. he came into the bar and he shot her husband viciously in front of her. she has to live with that. it's

he was 5th in the kentucky derby.n post 1. so he didn't necessarily have the best possible trip. but all the runners in the race with the bloodlines that they show i think he is the most suited to get the mile and a half distance of all the runners. if you are looking for a long shot in the race hit show, the number 7 horse is someone you want to look at. >> steve: okay. well, you are looking at statistics and stuff like that. chris, you know there are people who, you know, they walk up to the window to place their bet and they simply looking at the names of the horses or the names of the jockeys and try to think do i have a connection to a horse by this name? what are some of the other horses that people are going to be drawn to tomorrow? >> well, i think national treasure is a horse with kind of a cool name that won the preakness. red route won which is a make name. tappen shoe for the shoe crowd out there. >> steve: shoe crowd. [laughter] >> long shot as well there are a couple and then forte is a horse out there w

journey to this year's race with 12 horses dying since april 27 at churchill downs, home of the kentuckyotton is live for us now. >> that evening. like you said, between horse deaths in kentucky and terrible air quality, there have been a lot of concerns leading up to the belmont stakes. look at this video on wednesday, smoke from canadian wildfires turn new york city skyline orange, forcing the cancellation of sporting events and recording the worst air quality since the 1960s. kathy hochul and new york state gaming commission announced if the air quality remains an unhealthy level, the race could be canceled or horses would need to pass a medical exam before running. ultimately practice was canceled thursday but good news, racing returned yesterday as air quality improved and this was good news for those who plan to travel here from out of state. >> it was certainly something we were discussing but the news kept saying the wind would filter out so we were confident and we are doing it. >> today's crowd favorite forte returns after being scratched in the kentucky shirley. national treas

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and kentucky also. so he really could not travel through the state of his birth for fear of losing kentucky. and in the early. of 1861, keeping the border states in the union was the number one political problem. so there was not going to be any of emancipation in 1861. and in fact, the 13th amendment that lincoln proposes in early in his inaugural address, which is still on the books waiting awaiting protects. the later 13th amendment that was passed abolishes slavery. but he's trying protect slavery where it exists to keep the border states in in the union. and he decides that going through kentucky and virginia he's just it will cause more problems than it will solve. so he's got to go on this very route through indiana ohio quickly, going into pittsburgh and back into ohio, upstate new york, new york city, new jersey, philadelphia harrisburg, back to philadelphia down through delaware and maryland to d.c.. and so it's a little bit embarrassing that he can't go through kentucky and virginia. and the

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the president of kentucky horsemen's benevolent and protective association and these are unprecedentedding that he thanks there should be discussion of allelic trainers and vets to use medications for the horses for churchill downs decision could possibly appease some animal rights activists who have sounded off. >> churchill downs could start with shutting down the track and suspending all of the races until we get to the bottom of what is causing the problem. they are in very serious trouble and they need to take it seriously. >> next week triple crown finale begins next saturday at belmont park here in new york ahead of the finale some sad news on thursday, a 6-year-old horse reportedly died after a race held at the track. arthel: that is enough already. cb cotton, thank you mornings after this. without fingersticks. manage your diabetes with more confidence. now widely covered by medicare for patients managing diabetes with insulin. visit freestylelibre.us/medicare to learn more. ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a fire

so it's a little bit embarrassing that he can't go through kentucky and virginia. the fact that has to hide his identity elastic of the trip is very embarrassing. his enemies make a lot of that. they call him a coward and is false story is spread around the country by the "new york times." in fact, all the news that's fit to print, but they spread a malicious rumor that is not true that he's wearing a scottish outfit to disguise himself so cartoonist go crazy making fun of lincoln. it's very embarrassing at a time when he's trying to keep the country together. but i became convinced that one of the great achievements of early 1861, and you know what of the nice things about taking a long time is certain ideas take time to settle in. like a lot of things felt true to me at the end of this book that it didn't even think about at the beginning but the non-session of virginia in january and february of 1861 is critically important. so by the time he gets to washington, virginia is still in union. and when he gives his inaugural address he's looking out over the potomac

former congressman the kentucky state police transponder was not working properly and they scrambled the jets. i'm looking around the capitol they were evacuating the capitol that gorbachev there and margaret thatcher every possible fish you could imagine they thought they had a plane coming in potentially close to the capitol in the middle to present reagan's funeral. they take this very seriously. jon: like chad pergram our chief congressional correspondent there in washington. chad thank you. let's check out lieutenant colonel darren is an army veteran a blackhawk helicopter pilot as well as a battalion commander. obviously they scrambled the f-16s that is got to be a nervous time for those pilots knowing they might, might have to shoot down what appears to be a civilian aircraft. the air force and the national guard are saying they did not force this particular plane down. they had nothing to do with t that. but if you are up there in the air wearing the uniform of the country and you get scrambled to protect washington d.c., it's got to be a nervous time. i say judge yes thank y

professor nick peterson is the director at the university of kentucky.ould identify the cause, nothing has been found. thanks for joining us and lending us your expertise. do you buy that? if it's not the track, what would be the cause? >>> well, the risk is always multifactorial. i'm an engineer, not a veterinarian. my role in this whole work has been to provide information about the track and get that into the largering that of all the other risk factors that the horse is experiencing. it can have to do with previous training, shoeing, there are so many factors that go into this. and it is like any other accident or tragedy. whether it is a train derailment in pennsylvania or the boeing 7 three, you don't fix just one thing. you fix everything you can find to avoid having the risk going forward. >> with all of these deaths, should we be entertaining the question of whether or not this sport needs to be shut down? >> we've made huge progress in the last number of years. and what is exciting to me is the federal regulation, the authority, or act, the aut

james in kentucky. republican line. hello. >> hello. how are you. >> i just want to say -- i hate to say it this way, but anywhere trump goes, any court he goes to is not going to be his friend. you are, washington or atlanta. but he will vote to accord of -- record a friend. that is the same that it has to go that way because they will find him guilty, no matter what happens, but when he takes to the supreme court, that is where his friends are. they're going to throw it out. it shouldn't be that way. it should not be that way that this is the way it will turn out. and i thank you for taking my call. >> marvin from oklahoma, independent line. >> good morning. >> you are on. i think the law of the churches is trump from at least four different directions, it looks like. i don't want to see any ex-president in prison. i think it makes us look like a third world country. i think there are two cases that are very important that we need to go to trial and at least need to find him innocent or guilty. that's why i want the documents. it is i

the home of the kentucky derby prompting investigations there.racetrack, all decked out with this story. >> reporter: this beautiful blue sky and sunshine is a drastic difference from the hayes we saw earlier this week as new york city reported its worst air quality since the 1960s which every buddy was worried this iconic day will be impacted. and the gaming commission, air quality remains at certain levels, horses would need to pass an additional prerace examination to run. ultima the practice runs at belmont park were canceled thursday. the rating return yesterday as air quality improved, 9 horses will compete in the race of one. 5 miles known as test of a champion. as for the odds, after being scratched from the kentucky derby because of a foot bruise and he is the favorite to win. the angel of empire and preakness winner. national treasure followed close behind. also hanging over the excitement of the race, a dozen horse steps, the triple crown season last friday, churchill downs, home of the kentucky derby announcing the remainder of its sp

part of his deposition he gave in a 2015 lawsuit in kentucky. we're going to play a clip of.any waged a three year legal battle to keep this video secret. sackler was questioned by attorney tyler thompson. >> sittingere tod, afteall u'veome to lrn as a witness, do you believe produce conduct marketing and promoting oxycontin in kentucky caused any of the prescription drug addiction problems now plaguing the commonwealth? >> i don't believe so. >> sitting here today after all you have come to learn as a witness, do you believe produce conduct in kentucky has led to an excessive or unnecessary amount of opioids being located througho the comnwealth kentky? don't believ so. >>o you belve any oproduce conduchas led to an increase in people being addicted in the commonwealth of kentucky? >> no. amy: dr. richard sackler was chairman and president of purdue pharma, the maker of oxycontin. ed bisch, you lost your son in 2001 at the age of 18. your response to what he says in this testimony -- that was long concealed? >> i'm glad that it got out. it is -- a lot more documents are goin

in graves county, kentucky, after a tip to the u.s.she now claims she knew in advance jason was going to kill chris regan the night she invited them to their home. >> you took part in the planning of it. you allowed it to occur when you didn't have to allow it to occur. your agreement since the time you were married, you have an affair, it's your responsibility to kill off that person. >> then he'd kill me. >> juju: now in jail charged with murder, kelly cochran is taken out of her cell to go on what cops are calling a field trip. >> kelly had agreed that she would take me to chris' remains, where she left them. she wanted to do the right thing. >> what was the biggest piece of bone that you -- >> torso. >> torso? and that was here? then we should find ribs. >> the skull should be the biggest, though. >> juju: while the search continues, chief rizzo takes her to the house. >> you say that, you know, jason pulled him into here, that's where he cut him up? >> and she's eating a piece of pizza, of course, while we're doing this. >> juju:

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after being scratched in kentucky because of foot beaus forte is the favorite.f empire and national treasure follow close behind. >> any time you come out here and bet you are always hope forking the best outcome and hoping they have safe travel. >> hanging over excitement of today's race is a dozen horse dealings. churchill downs, announced decision to suspend racing and relocate to a different kentucky racetrack. churchill downs has said it has not uncovered underlying factor for the deaths but plans to do, quote, top to bottom review and we have to mention that this year's race marks 50th anniversary of historic triple crown, griff, commitment continues to run at 702 post time. griff: amazing fascinator that you're wearing. cb, thank you. jacqui: new jersey's forest fire service is battling two wild fires despite area seeing rain yesterday. already burned 350 acres and wind causing the fire to spread. new jersey fire service has respond today 10 wild fires so far this year. new jersey is not the only state dealing with wild fire threats, several parts of penn

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. >> the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. >> thank you. ranking member nadler, are you aware of the 2012 letter from the bureau of alcohol, firearms and explosives from the inventor of the stabilizing braces? >> i am not. >> he received correspondence from the atf telling him these were legal. i will read two sentences from this letter, which i will submit for the record. they tell him, you are asking if the addition of the brace would convert a firearm in a manner that would cause it to be classified as a rifle regulated by the national firearms act. based on our evaluation, we find the submitted form brace when attached to a firearm does not convert that weapon to be fired from the shoulder and would not alter the classification of a pistol or other firearm. he received this letter from the atf and he based an entire business on it. millions of gun owners based their purchase of these braces on this letter from the atf. do you disagree with this letter that the atf, one president obama was president, that the atf sent? >> i cannot commen

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. >>> in louisville, kentucky, it was a similar story. strong winds took out trees and power lines as well. people were even pelted with golf-ball size hail. the storms also hilt as north as michigan, blown over trees smashed into cars and blocked off roads. the detroit country club is closed today because of weather damage. but the pga tour is still supposed to happen this weekend. >> interesting to see what's going on in different parts of the country. texas is getting extreme heat. >> yes. it's been extreme in different places. i'm from louisville, kentucky. i was checking in with my family. they were hunkering down getting ready for the storms and we can see the damage that caused. >> they're okay. we can see the storms fire up during the daytime heating. quite a bit of that activity in different states across the south and midwest yesterday. now we're seeing it quiet down. we'll continue to monitor. here, here enjoying sunshine for the inland areas after a cloudy start. and we have some mild temperatures. that marine layer hanging to

these are soldiers acclaimed that they would go to kentucky and tennessee anotherpl places. hearing from them is aspirated general wallace especially in the wake of lincoln's assassination grant is going to change the terms that he offered at appomattox and especially in regards to that special order 73 became that came on the morning of april 10. i'll read to you from grant's response to wallace. he was not part of a grant that we were to transport paroled prisoners. by the terms of the surrender they were allowed to return to their home and i ordered that their parole should go through our alliance where it's necessary to do so to reach their home and when they traveled the roads run exclusively by the government no fair with the collective. i didid not calculate the men fm north carolina, south carolina and georgia would expect to go home by way of new york. [laughter] why would one think so? inn other words he says we are not furnishing transportation and debt deal is off the table. part of the problem though doesn't have to do with baltimore or new york it have to do wi

we put a black woman in the same space as a kentucky coal miner? as a native indigenous brother and his suicide children because we recognize everybody has a right to live. [applause] and while silos are important sometimes, we have to have at least a movement, amoral movement in every moment in history that connects the dots and the injustices and recognizes you don't have to put racists over here and classism over here and devastation over here because the truth of the matter is, if you die from cancer, you're going to die black -- you don't die black, white, democrat, republican. you die dead. that doesn't mean we disrespect the disparity. we do. the numbers are important. we do the percentage of segregation. that is white in we can tell you that there are 26 million poor for the wealth like people, 60% of the black population, 30% of the poor low wealth white people. we look at the percentage differences. we look at the impact. but what we also know is if you are poor and can't pay your light bill when the lights go off, we are all black in the

and kentucky's governor declaring june 19, 2023, to be juneteenth national freedom day in his state. this day to be recognized at an official state holiday. >> reporter: celebrating the progress made and the work that still needs to be done. >> this is an ode to our ancestors and systemic racism is still real. black love and joy is real. wean have to ban together between government, community organizations, community-based organizations to do the work to radically change what we know freedom to look like. >> our thanks to aaron for that report. it was interesting, president biden called it national independence day. it really was. and there are a million more slaves that were freed during the emancipation proclamation than there were people living in the colonies when we declared independence from england. >> how much more we're going to learn in the years to come and how much bigger the celebrations will become. we started schooling ourselves on juneteenth. and now kids will know all about it growing up in school. and these celebrations will be seen more and more. >>> when we come b

churchill downs, the home of the kentucky derby, has suspended racing after 12 horses died within the past month. local animal advocates are calling for the same thing to happen in the bay area at golden gate fields which has seen multiple animal deaths this year. tim johns has a look at the debate happening right here in california. reporter: at churchill downs, the horse racing season has come to an abrupt halt. after the death of a dozen animals over the past month, the famous home of the kentucky derby has suspended all racing as it re-examines safety measures. here in the bay area, local advocates are calling for the same to happen at golden gate fields. >> i'm surprised that so little has been done. reporter: she works with an activist group called direct action everywhere. she believes banning racing is the best way to stop deaths. >> that's just inherent to the industry. these horses are bread for racing, they are fed for racing, they are drug for racing. everything about the way they are raised is for profit, not for their well-being. reporter: 28 horses have died this year i

the gentleman from kentucky, mr. the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. fitzpatrick. the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. gallagher. the gentlewoman from california, mrs. kim. the gentleman from north carolina, mr. rouzer. the gentleman from south dakota, mr. johnson. the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clark. the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar. the gentlewoman from washington, ms. delbene. the gentleman from colorado, mr. the gentleman from -- mr. neguse. the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentleman from california, mr. bera. the gentlewoman from washington, ms. jayapal. the gentleman from california, mr. khanna. the gentleman from illinois, mr. krishnamoorthi. the gentleman from michigan, mr. the members of the escort -- oh, sorry. sppt harris: the president of the senate at the direction of that body appoints the following senators as members of the committee on the part of the senate to escort his excellency, narendra modi, prime m

how are you attracting engineers and talent to a farm in kentucky?art evidence with all of this technology from jca technology acquired a year ago. we have started a tech hub, a great place to hire autonomous engineers in phoenix. so we're actually able to attract a lot of autonomous engineers from automotive to agriculture. it is an industry with a significant purpose in producing food. >> thank you so much. the first piece. the hope is by 2030 they will have an entire fleet of autonomous farm vehicles. >> dana: i'm fascinated. when you get back to new york see me, i want to hear more. >> bill: an awesome live shot there. big changes coming to a game joe. ryan seacrest is set to replace pat sajak on "wheel of fortune." vanna white has lawyered up amidst accusations that she hasn't gotten a raise in two decades. >> dana: i love "wheel of fortune." i watched it with my grandma on the davenport. i don't know that she hasn't gotten a new raise in two years. she might need a new agent. ryan seacrest is a good choice. >> bill: you could tell he was going

the president of kentucky horsemen's benevolent association saying these are unprecedented steps adding there should be discussion of allowing trainers and vets to use medications for the horses. experts in the field have said whatever the action, something has to be done. >> there's been an improvement, but we've got to continue to improve. this level of catastrophic injury is unacceptable and it's multi-factorial. >> and the horse deaths have certainly been a looming cloud over the triple crown season. griff, as you mentioned, next week's triple crown finale belmont stakes begins next saturday in new york, back to you. griff: and cb, it seems that people may be holding their breath and hopefully no more horse deaths in this one. tracking this for us, cb, thank you. aishah: you don't want to miss what's happening in aiowa right now. we'll go back for the iconic roast and ride. eight top g.o.p. presidential candidates are there right now taking part. you see tim scott shaking hands and taking pictures. the person who is not there, former president donald trump. and the host of the event

races will be held at a track two hours away in kentucky ellis park.st five weeks and from rememberinglators churchill downs says while investigation haven't indicated any surface issues or patterns linked to the death, the company decided to relocate the meet to conduct a quote, top to bottom review. a day off churchills downs and race authorities put in safety initiatives to discourage trainers from running vulnerable horses and measures, a pause of track-based incentives. get this only the top five finishers will receive payouts. these rules will be in effect when the spring meet moves to ellis park. of course, some question churchill downs' plan to move the spring meet and these new preca precautions. the president of kentucky horsemen's benevolent association, says they're enp unprecedented steps. and they're likely to appease animal rights activists who sounded off. >> churchill downs could start with shutting down the track and suspending all the races until they get to the bottom of what's causing the problem. they're in very serious trouble an