knox: thank you for giving me the chance to respond. actually, almost all libraries have in their policies something called a request for reconsideration that allows parents or interested community members to object or say what they would like to have changed in a library collection. i think what is important to remember is that this is a collective decision. it is not just one person who gets to say what is in the library collection. sen. graham: i am not arguing with you. somebody has to decide, but the point is the individual here, the individual taxpayer, the individual parent, there is an effort in this country to shut you up. listen to me or you have got to shut up. ms. neily: we will absolutely not shut up. i am here on behalf of 10,000 members of parents defending education who want to have a voice in their children's education. yet every time they speak up, they are mocked, shamed, intimidated, silenced, and bullied by elected officials who do not want them to speak up. who are told that they are book banners and they are asham

as you said knox, i don’t know this one.ers will write that the suspect in these murders has finally been detained. i don't think the knox firm will pay you for a lawyer after this. and you are unlikely to have the opportunity to explain that the information did not come from you. i suspect that in the film knox doesn't like witnesses very much. and you know , people are dying in our isolation wards. come in vladimir vasilyevich i heard you about sad things. yes , unfortunately, some people die in our isolation wards. true, one safe place is the fsb detention center, mmm. not everyone gets there. now, if a person gives evidence, we can explain to the authorities that this person must be protected. and if a person does not want to cooperate with the investigation, then why should we bother for him, mayor sergeevna is there, the doctor has arrived. it was nice to talk andrey alexandrovich yes, you have until the morning. thank you. hello, well, i'm sick, take off your clothes. well, how are things going normally? not 100%, but

knox.dible conversations] [cheers and applause] >>>> [inaudible] [applause] uaw picket line when i was a senator in 1973, but i tell you what, this is the first time i've ever tone it as president -- done it as president. fact of the matter is you guys, uaw, you saved the automobile industry back in 2008 and before. made a lot of sacrifices. you gave up a lot, and the companies were in trouble. but now they're doing incredibly well and, guess what? should be doing incredibly well a too. [cheers and applause] you deserve the raise you need and other benefits. [inaudible] okay? [cheers and applause] there's a guy i know you don't know -- [inaudible] [cheers and applause] >> uaw family. [cheers and applause] >> i want to thank local 174. [cheers and applause] your local leadership, director lauren dickerson -- [cheers and applause] you're all the reason we're here. this is all about the membership. [applause] this so site, willow run, it holds a historic place mt. history of our union -- can i

professor knox. turn on your microphone. there you go. prof. knox: thank you, chairman durbin, ranking member graham and members of the committee for giving me the opportunity to testify at this hearing. i am an associate professor at the school of information sciences at the university of illinois herb and a champagne. i am board chair at the -- of censorship. i served as president of the free country foundation, the legal arm of the american library association. i testimony does not reflect the views of the university of illinois, and cac come if trf or the ala. my research focuses on information access, intellectual freedom and censorship, information ethics and policy. i was born in nashville, tennessee and grew up in columbia, maryland. i studied religion at both smith college and the university of chicago. after looking as a product assistant at the law firm of kirkland and ellis, i received my ms ellis from the eye school at illinois. after working as a theological library and for five years i attended the doctoral program at the school

kentucky and as the buys on, it would pass through armenian territory and the as advise on the region of knox, yvonne, i mean, well, several people have been killed and more than 200 injured in a loss at a fuel depot in the corner car box, emergency teams, rochester to the scene of the explosion near the capitals upon the codes. it's not clear whether the incident is linked to the current conflict. while that spring and richard get a go see him, he's the head of the armenian based thing tank. the regional studies center is good to have you with us on dw news now as well. my john has said that it wants to reintegrate ethnic armenians as equal citizens and that they can stay in the corner kind of back. what are your thoughts on this? well, i'm highly skeptical for 2 specific reasons. first, we have now have a good pastor fee. the worst fears and most serious expectations are coming through in the wake of baltimore, john's military aggression, therefore those little faith and even less confidence and promises from all have been drawn. secondly, and perhaps more importantly, there is an active, v

so they did not support racially su knox. new proposals, but then also the british chamber of commerce being quite critical. they said that all the nations of point billions and so the called the noise in the economy. and they fear the written might be left behind. now why has refused to not done it? it's clustering for the next election. we're expecting the next election to be in about a year's time. he has made climate change part of the election, so to speak. he's put it on the agenda and he wants to define hayes polity. his leadership in no position to the labor party. so he made this issue, this used to be something that unites apologies. he made it into an election issue . not very far from the relief from the next selection that we're expecting in the it's time. so if this is about attracting votes, is it likely to work of the well iron isabel, smelly, i am quite skeptical too. it is, uh, it used to be something that old policies had to consensus on the to reach net 0 byte 2050. and there are milestones that need to be

turkey and also by john, it would pass through armenian territory, and i was about johnny region of knox, yvonne. meanwhile, the exit is from the going to come back is gathering pace. a tax cash stream mouse and the kind of boss is hundreds of ethnic armenians flee the some vehicles via the skies of debris, some conflict i'd groups are on hand to help as families across the board and media the mass exodus sparks my fee is for the offense, and then you as a buy jeremy room my condition today we left, they told us either you leave or take us about johnny possible to you, not the kind of people who take up about johnny passports as a by john re took nicole know cut a bus by force last week, the region sits within its borders, but had previously been under the control of a snake armenian forces. around 120000 armenians live in the mountain. miss terry treat me may see a persecution if they stay that despite as a by john's promises that it wants to reintegrate them as equal citizens. space for 40000 people from kind of back has been prepared and mania. families standing by for the loved ones

professor knox. you need to turn on the microphone. >> thank you, chairman german -- durbin, ranking member graham and members of the committee for giving me the opportunity to testify. i'm an associate professor in the school of information sciences in urbana-champaign. i'm the board chair of the national coalition against censorship. i served as president of the freedom tree foundation the legal arm of the american libel -- library association. i do not reflect the views of the university of illinois. my research focuses on information freedom and print culture studies and policy. i was born in nashville, tennessee, and grew up in columbia, maryland. i studied religion at smith college and the university of chicago. after working as a project assistant, i received my ms las from the school in illinois. after working as a theological librarian for five years i attended the doctoral program at the school of communication information at rutgers university. books and libraries have always been a part o

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live now to ron knox. he's the senior researcher at the institute of local self—reliance.re. you are not of fan of monopolies _ it is good to be here. you are not of fan of monopolies and - of fan of monopolies and organisations like this, what do you make of this trial coming to court? is a huge deal, a monopoly trial in a generation and it mirrors some of the largest monopoly trials involving technology firms in the history of the country that includes the government case against microsoft in the late 1990s and the case against at&t in the 70s and early 80s that ended with the break—up of the company. that is the magnitude is high—profile in the governments first crack at using the courts to really rain and the power of the big tech monopolies and that includes not only google, but facebook, amazon and apple. a huge moment for regulators in the industry. moment for regulators in the indust . ~ . ., moment for regulators in the indust .~ . ., , , moment for regulators in the indust .~ . ., i, , industry. what, and your eyes, is the problem _ industry. what, and your eyes,

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a very i mux sounded there was knox pointed out, raised the call for is a key negotiator with waste of weapons suppliers like germany, berlin was reluctant because of its history and the underfunded state if it's on forces, but it's now one of the biggest contributors of ops to you, great. but not everything's been promised or has been delivered. that's been promised. it had taken more than a year. but finally berlin was ready to get out its checkbook. the lesson, we are not using our supports. we have just decided to put together and you support package for military equipment with a total of $2700000000.00 euros oil. but the delivery of that military equipment has been slow, murmured fighting vehicles, are key to ukraine's counter offensive. this summer germany pledged as many as 135 leopard, one battle tanks. but only 20 have been delivered. main battle tank such as the leopard, one belong on the front line where they are used for close range combat and to provide fire cover for infantry. the, the model was 1st produced and then 19 sixties and has been retired in germany, but still h

and either by john, it would pass through armenian territory, and the advertiser by johnny region of knox, shavone as well. several people have been killed and injured in a last, at a fuel depot. in the corner of car box. rescue is the medical teams rushed to the scene of the explosion near the capitol. step on the cat. it's not clear whether the incident is linked to the current conflict. and meanwhile, the accidents of the civilians from the governor, tara block is gathering pace. packed ca, stream mouse, and the cadillac is hundreds of east make armenians. flea the hon. some vehicles via the skies of the recent conflict i'd groups are on hand to help as families across the board and media. the mass exodus sparks, my fee is for the offense. and then you as a buyer's, you, i'm a room then my condition today we left. they told us either you leave or take us about johnny possibly. are you not the kind of people who take up about johnny passports? as a by john re took nicole know, cut a bus by force last week. the region sits within its borders, but had previously been under the control of

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and i, i mentioned another country a few, a few minutes ago via knox. and when we see that in the posts of the parent of vietnam, i just maintain the relations with russia. so it's no surprise that even in the publisher of your era mystery, i will continue to maintain excellent relations with russia. again, as it does with china. these are the 2 countries that for many, many decades have had a good relationship with more 3, a, and more clear. given that it doesn't have relations with many countries, or most countries around the world, it will take the friendships where i could find that. how's the north korean leaders visit the value of stuff being interpreted in, in the west, from what you've seen, ross. that's a great question and i at the risk of a big so much sarcastic, i would say to people in the west governments, media, they're, they're kind of freaking out over this because they don't know what exactly kim is up to. and when he visits russia, what's he going to come away with? again, you know, it could be types of a food, a medical, a, maybe an

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now uh, t's um my my each on my get to see you could you print as more details on the page ends with knox. please. the russian president has said that russian key peacekeepers are working on this situation. i've gotten a car about right now, helping to protect the population and hoping to achieve de escalation in the region . now what on the topic of de escalation today, the russian president has met with the chinese foreign minister in saint petersburg to discuss a variety of things. now, earlier this week, the chinese diplomat also met with he's russians counterparts through gala abroad, as well as the russian security council, secretary nichol i but through shelf, and they've discussed the cleaning and conflict as well as the situation in the asia pacific region. now, when it comes to today's meeting, the russian president has said the has talked about the chinese presidents that she's in pings, previous visit to russia and how successful it was. he said that it was an important sign of high trust and high level of relations between both countries. now they, he's also mentioned the sim

long and have very profound meaning sections in the back in the day one could get a whole sore, a knox as payment for a song. this is the words web, very highly prized here in the mountains. and so with songs for go, businesses. very cool. one things that i can't miss here are all of the terraces. obviously they're not natural, but they've been here for thousands of years. how are they made and why? so that's the terraces here and show me with a 1st example of green terrace farming and the well behind the village of chalk that's on the other side of that rock with a choice, the site of the chalk several months. we did what they think back to the 6 or 7000 years, b c. and yeah, and it's very ancient. it's thought to be now listen to it outside of these terraces of very, very old with it. these lands sustained full fathers. not far from here is a small goes to town or village called it comes to little it's a little bit hunting and some people are calling it the much repeat you of august time. why did everyone pick up and leave from this area? a little disappointing of us. we do coal gums

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and i can on the ground reporting from the city of knox, yvonne, which is why the talks will take place a b 2 presidents threads. yep. type are the one and the home audio of we'll discuss bilateral relations. they will discuss trade energy, as well as the integration of a natural gas pipeline from the bordering city of the in eastern cherokee. so that's what's on the agenda, but what's not on the agenda is for starters, in, that's part of the u. n. g, a president are the one did say that he wanted to be a part of this tri lateral process. the process, referring to the, at the carmine inside, representing the going to car about as a big on each side as well as the russian side and turkey. it says that they want to become a part of this group and also achieve a number of important steps to ensure that this cease fire les, this last week was quite an adventure for a week. we saw the start of an operation we saw holds to the hostilities within the region as part of a ceasefire. and then came a meeting between the 3 sides. and this is where the church presents that he wants it to be a part o

that's from the martha knox. haley or the kind of big picture is yes, it is, although remind us of, of where a the cache bridge has wide significance. so this is the bridge connecting ukrainian crimea. it's been altered by bar since 2014 with the russian mainland. this was the kind of pet project development pretends she was about a money spent in that kind of open with big fan fair with fruits and driving across the bridge. and it's crucial. nobody psychologically, the symbols kind of rushed to control premier bills of logistics a, bring in weapons to russian soldiers fighting in southern ukraine. without that bridge basically is going to be a whole lot more difficult for us to supply. that guy we saw last year when they left capsule, but basically they laughed because they couldn't get in the shelves and couldn't get in supplies to keep on fighting. so this is crucial. we've had lots of ukrainian attempts to attack that bridge. there was a truck bomb the being drones and routine you. we see more drones heading

windmills are going to power our economic engine and thinks whatever is to his corvette is enforcement knox biden knows he isn't smart and is terrified everybody will figure it out. >> one of the things interesting about joe biden is he has these insecurities that govern a lost ways he moves through the world so one of his primary insecurities is he doesn't want to be seen as stupid. >> biden plagiarized the term bid bidenomics.. >> i have no place to go when i come to delaware. i'm only here for one day. >> are you homeless? >> i have one home a beautiful home but i'm down here because i can't go home. >> we reached out to the secrets service about what exactly they're doing there. they said they can't comment. i just hope it one of those kitchen fires that almost killed his cat. sounds like another excuse. the president has three homes and the white house. and if the president wants somewhere to go, he can visit east wal sign, toxic train wreck. six months after making a promise he never went. >> i haven't had occasion to go to east palestine and haven't been able to break. ways thinking

drugs and grocery stores to be locked up like fort knox. tell people there consequence. more bad behavior. devoted to ransacking stores. prosecutors who refused to prosecute certain categories of crime get a lot of attention. tonight we're going to shine the light on a prosecutor who is taking these seriously. sam from the great state of new mexico mr. district attorney pete i assumed you've seen the video our viewers have seen them people just taking things with impunity from stores with no consequence by do not understand from a law enforcement what is your take on it? >> absolutely there has to be consequences. there has to be consequences for people are filing the rule of law who brazenly go into a store and walked out with whatever they decide they're going to walk out with for its unacceptable every single level. and the days of shoplifting without consequences is coming to an end. we are going to prosecute every single shoplifting at case. the das office is entering its appearance on every shoplifting case including misdemeanors. were going to hold people accounta

airport etiquette is it okay to recline your seat i hit times square to ask tourist who flew many to knoxdid i here in times square on a assignment a lot of people flew from all over the world just to be here but did they recline their seats? are you proreline or anti-recline i'm team recline let's go. when you fly do you recline your seat? do you lean your seat back? >> a little bit. yeah me too. i like to recline i do. but i check behind me first. [laughter] smtion that's very thoughtful. yeah. a little bit. you know -- every time the flight -- space is small and getting more difficult. but at least -- >> team recline. >> we're the winning team for those of you who have problem with a recline. should be more reclined more. should be able to go further back. ♪ ♪ ofwants more seat on the plane. but if it is unkivel i'm still not going complain. >> not going to complain. >> as far as i'm concerned if your seat goes back, recline to until your heart is content but am i in the majority here this is a very, very split and party panel here to discuss we've got comedian author of the roi of lol

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speaking about motivation, i'm all about finding ways to motivate myself, motivate my family, and knox'sold them if they won the championship, we'd take them to hooters. and you're not going to believe it. they won. i mean, they didn't let a goal go in for the rest of the series. >> stephen: how old is he? >> dierks: he's nine. >> stephen: dad of the year. that's about as old as a person should be and still enjoy going to hooters. [laughter] >> dierks: well, you know, the wings. it's all about the wings. >> stephen: listen, people know you as a world-class pickleball player mostly at this point. but you still do play country music. you're going to perform for us tonight. >> dierks: just for you. >> stephen: you can share with the people what you're going to be doing? >> dierks: yeah, i got a brand new song out there. it's called "gold." it's off a record coming out in february, i guess, and it's all about pickleball, folks. >> stephen: dierks, congratulations. phil, thanks so much for being here, man. there you go. the winners of the colbert cup. you can stream "pickled" on paramount+ an

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the irs should be fort knox when it comes to our private tax returns. this is a serious breach.e're going the to stay on this story. we've got to move on to this. katie, let's move on to house law a makers subpoenaing the bank records for hunter and james biden and their businesses. i mean, democrats and the media, katie, keep saying there's no evidence of joe biden profiting off of this. yes, that's understood. but it's about building a money trail of biden family companies and and shells taking in at least $24 million from overseas, talking at least 20 the shell companies, then they send that money to the bank accounts of biden family members. that could possibly include the president. they have been stonewalled and obstructed every step of the way trying to get this information, katie. >> yeah. and i think it's very disingenuous to claim that there's no evidence here. there is more circumstantial evidence in this case than i've seen in cases that have been criminally indicted. the question of whether you can connect all of the dots to show exactly who got what money where esp

we have knox team coverage on all of this with chad pergram on capitol hill where the impeachment inquiry is playing out. let's go with chad first. what do you got? >> good afternoon, neil. kevin mccarthy talked impeachment all summer long. talking impeachment and officially starting an inquiry are different things. regardless, mccarthy lacked votes for the house to vote on an inquiry so he asked committees to begin instead. >> is this impeachment on impeachment inquiry. >> we need answers. >> mccarthy is cognizant of pressure from the right over impeachment. mccarthy needed to do something on impeachment or he could face the ire of conservatives. still, impeachment may not satisfy the extreme right. >> this very floor in january, the whole world witnesses a historic contest for house speaker. i rise today to serve notice, mr. speaker, you're out of compliance with the agreement that allowed you to assume this role. >> democrats are concerned about potential chaos of an impeachment investigation as the house has no concrete plan to avert a government shut down in three weeks. democrats ac

josh allen, he rolls out to lefty finds dawson knox in the end zone. that's the go ahead.down in the build would never give that lead 3rd quarter bills up. 18 searching, searching. hela interception by matt milano. his second interception of the game. the raiders get blown out. 38 to 10 after the game. jimmy g was searching for answers. >> i thought we've got to get started. we wanted we talked about all week doing that. but every since the starts and made way too many mistakes, the physical, mental, whatever, just all of it and then die. yeah, we just couldn't couldn't get into a they were just to get a good team like that at their place. you've got you've got a lot better than that. just took advantage of us. >> all righty. still to come here on kron, 4 news, the tried to blow it. they tried. tell you they did after the break. and guess what? >> welcome back. the niners roster is loaded with top-end talent and those guys get most of the headlines. christian mccaffrey deebo samuel brandon aiyuk erskine on the boe's a front runner. i can go on and on and on. but on this da

been about 20 years more people pumped up for new york football between aaron rodgers being on hard knoxnd the best quarterback giants one of the bersz teams in the league who last year was the surprise team in the league have a real shot of running the eagles. just put the teams in contention is all i ask. >> carley: could they ever play each other in the super bowl. >> brian: not in the super bowl but play each other this year that real game. >> carley: does that happen usually? >> brian: every five years so it's going to be great. >> steve: carley, it's great to have you. will it's so darn hot. 77 degrees here in new york city. >> carley: it really is. >> steve: 7:03 a.m. >> brian: we lost our lease for about 15 minutes. we begin this hour of "fox & friends" with this. biden will be tested for covid before heading to the g-20 summit in india. the precaution comes after first lady jill biden came counsel with the virus earlier this week. >> carley: white house is blaming biden's covid exposure for his early exit from tuesday's medal of honor ceremony. >> steve: okay. that's what they s

he did get the story confirmed by knox, the military officer at the time. he did go down in the field, he did talk to a lot of people who told him this. you know, he got it wrong but he wasn't the kind of reporter that would just do it without having sources and getting it okayed. >> it was unfortunate. in the context of the times, one of the great proponents of the camps was later the supreme court justice. i'm not defending. i think it was wrong. he just had a pretty good track record. >> my name is rebecca cooper. i was a former journalist and now work for a nonprofit. my generation of journalists read whatever books tells us to read. i'm excited to read your book. right now i'm rereading captain grams autobiography and we forget with all the fame of watergate so many of the crises that she faced during her tenure not only on the editorial side but on the business and publishing side. i just wonder what you think is his biggest crises or a couple biggest crises that he faced in the newsroom during his tenure. >> that's a good question. >> i will jump in.