koch: what we're standing on is the midden. a midden is a buildup of material, in this case, shells, mostly clam shells, that were deposited here by people over thousands of years, and so there's enough deposited here where it's raised this area a few feet. immediately after this got cleaned up, we noticed a bird community that moved in, shorebirds, and the invasive grasses were excluding shorebirds from feeding, right? there's this macroinvertebrate community that was being covered up, and i would say, between the sheet piling, the grasses, and all of our other native plantings, it really helped stabilize the area. vassel: as the island started getting clean and we started seeing real results in the water, everybody in this community benefits from that. whether it's just a regular person who goes fishing or a commercial fisherman or an oyster farmer, everybody had a benefit from cleaning up that island, and, i mean, if you saw what it was like then and then you see what it's like today, it's, like, an amazing transformation, s

koch: what we're standing on is the midden. a midden is a buildup of material, in this case, shells, mostly clam shells, that were deposited here by people over thousands of years, and so there's enough deposited here where it's raised this area a few feet. immediately after this got cleaned up, we noticed a bird community that moved in, shorebirds, and the invasive grasses were excluding shorebirds from feeding, right? there's this macroinvertebrate community that was being covered up, and i would say, between the sheet piling, the grasses, and all of our other native plantings, it really helped stabilize the area. vassel: as the island started getting clean and we started seeing real results in the water, everybody in this community benefits from that. whether it's just a regular person who goes fishing or a commercial fisherman or an oyster farmer, everybody had a benefit from cleaning up that island, and, i mean, if you saw what it was like then and then you see what it's like today, it's, like, an amazing transformation, s

we took him from him a passport in the name of alexander koch, a citizen of spain.check all options for leaving the country. his visa expires today his name is probably on the ticket somewhere. the colonel missed the jewels, most likely she has everything in order . once all the jewels belonged to her family. well, in general, she decided to restore justice. here she goes hello hello you know jail time know, but do you like to make surprises? so why are you arresting me now? did you like the bouquet? you are a good man, rare here, if i have circumstances what do you think? everything is fine. let's get nice matthew koch i have my diplomatic immunity open my purse. open this bag. and yet why did she tell you about this matthew? thought you'd let go? she just knows how to win. arkady will not call back. here is arkady. meet darius kravtsova , military news correspondent. tomorrow plunges with us. for the entire stay, you are assigned to them, there are escorts, we will accompany the escort without their own tricks. there is free. there is a male group. you understand.

koch was laid out in a fire to rest and i eat it with pancakes, burn with melon herbs , such diseasesprivate dragged on to the fullest. far golden our life is yours give me the last one. folk songs and hallway images of our traffic jams in order to describe the entire prayer we will stretch . here. let's, after we leak at this stage, the process of the first doubt folk song, fly to sergey sukhomnina valery konyakhin and nadya likhovich. nadia is fine. everything is going well, the harmonica is very cool. there are often rumors here that great artists are what you undoubtedly are. i lost my voice and the only salvation was he advised me to drink a little cognac, that is, 100 g went to the concert before each exit. i took a couple of sips, the cords warmed up and i managed to sing. there are three or four songs and then i finally can’t watch, but i survived all the concerts, and we continue to record our funny songs. together with experienced doctors, we raise important topics of sleep, this is the only opportunity to renew and restore your strength. and for this, in fact, you don’t nee

koch stated some extremely. naively, they imagine harmonization.ey think that we need russian ukrainians and poles, whom we would force to speak german. but we do not need, neither russians nor ukrainians are poles. we need fertile lands, we are the people of the lord and must rule harshly and fairly. i would give him everything from this country until the last, when rosenberg headed the well-known ministry for the affairs of the docked eastern territories. this ministry was so purely paper. it is known that no one put him in a penny, he was absolutely not obeyed. uh, the governor generals are the military commanders of the respective provinces, and uh, he uh, well, he actually was such an uh, card king, but he didn’t have. what no real, fucking no real political influence, when he wrote protests against koch that this policy is going to the forest in the interest of the greater germany of the third reich. that is, he protests not because it is all bad in itself, but because it will harm the ideas of national salism, but in this, too, his two-faced

koch was laid out in the fiery daughter, and i burn with pancakes today with melon countries, such pains , with a chance, dragged on to the fullest. earth oh, oh, my god, yes and again. our golden life is mine give the last folk songs and hallway disputes with our traffic jams in order to describe all the begging nothing on the bell we will stretch. here, let's cover it neatly. after we leak at this stage, the process of the first doubt, folk song, we fly to sergey sukhomlin, valery konyakhin and nadia or college. all the boyfriend is not on the water, the old bald man is not married. glukhova you are not conor nadia well, everything is going well, the harmonica is very cool. lies down here, there are often rumors that great artists to which undoubtedly you are drinking no i want to say that it should not be so it does not happen, but once upon a time a director worked with us. eh, and then i lost my voice and the only salvation was he advised me to drink a little cognac, that is, 100 g went to the concert before each exit. i did a couple of sips. ligaments warmed up, and i had time to s

on this basis, rosenberg had several conflicts with his commissioner of ukraine , erich koch, speaking, rosenberg's searchlights stated. some people are extremely naive about harmonization. they think that we need russian ukrainians and poles, whom we would force to speak german, but we do not need, neither russians nor ukrainians are poles. we need fertile lands, we are the people of the lord and must rule harshly and fairly. i give him everything from this country the latter, when rosenberg headed the well-known ministry for the affairs of the docked eastern territories. this ministry was so purely paper. it is known that no one put him in a penny, he was absolutely not obeyed. uh, the governor generals are the military commanders of their respective provinces, and uh, he uh, well, actually stayed so uh, card. but he had, what uh, no real, fucking, no real political influence when he wrote protests against koch that this policy goes against the interests of the greater germany of the third reich. that is, he protests not because it is bad in itself, but because it will harm the ideas

yes, and koch moussitim whipping the skin theater has become an allegory censor for dachas.ay anyone and uvaha broke through the performance at the poster for 30 years right up to the full turn of the reographer to the shakespearean tragedy. music about coffee, i learned quite early with this music lived on this music. i defended my diploma in the moscow classical currency, but i can hardly imagine a more ideal theme for a ballet in a musical theater. he worked hard on this performance. and somehow i have it, well, it lay down in my heart like that. uh, the rehearsal was on. well, i would say how the performers quickly fell in love with these characters, the work was very creative and lucky in general with the performer in life. yes, at my first performances there were very good performers my average. the period of creativity is also painted with wonderful names, but often very talented, young people, there really is someone to see. another premiere of romeo and juliet departed snowy honeysuckle 2018 years of eggs of a jackal with glassiness and on a spring valentine or zar

on this basis, urozenberg arose several conflicts with the rais sar of ukraine , erich koch, speakingnberg's searchlights stated. some people are extremely naive about harmonization. they think that we need russian ukrainians and poles, whom we would force to speak german, but we do not need, neither russians nor ukrainians are poles. we need fertile lands, we are the people of the lord and must rule harshly and fairly. i would give him everything from this country the latter, when rosenberg headed the well-known ministry for the affairs of the docked eastern territories. this ministry was so purely paper. it is known that no one put him in a penny, he was absolutely not obeyed. uh, the governor generals are the military commanders of their respective provinces, and uh, he uh, well, actually stayed so uh, card. well had no, what uh no uh real fucking no real political influence. when we wrote protests against koch that this policy runs counter to the interest of the great germany of the third reich. that is, he protests not because it is bad in itself, but because it will harm the ide

. >>> well, ahead on "cbs mornings," we will talk with nasa astronaut christina koch about the "artemis" test flight and what it means for the future of space travel. >>> people in the mississippi capital of jackson are being urged to evacuate ahead of possible flooding today. the pearl river could overflow its banks after days of heavy rain. up to 150 homes could be affected by tonight, and the areas have already seen some flooding. >> the water getting in and like, you know, my first house. and it would be terrible, you know, to lose it to all of that. >> moving now just because whether we flood or not we don't know, but we definitely won't have power in a few hours, probably once they start killing the power grid. >> it governor issued a state of emergency over the weekend in anticipation of the flooding. >>> out west, fire crews are battling a rapidly growing wildfire in southwest oregon fueled by strong winds and dry conditions. the rum creek fire has burned more than 9,000 acres near medford. the fire, which started 12 days ago after a lightning strike, has destroyed several struc

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koch was determined. he was obstinance. he thought that with enough advertising and promotion, the northern pacific could build its track and be a success. he saw hayden's yellowstone expedition and the nationals park at that yellowstone became as a boom to his project. he was wrong about that. he did not anticipate that another figure of the period would be working against him in the region. this is just, sorry, i should've gone to the slide. these are two examples of the way that koch was using advertising and newspapers to really gin up some enthusiasm and bond sales for the northern pacific in 1871. the man standing in his way was tatanka iyotake, sitting, the hunkpapha lakota chief. born in 1830s along the upper missouri river to a family of war chiefs and community leaders. sitting bull was a member of the hunkpapha band of the lakota who are themselves one part of the oceti sakowin. the seven council fires, known at the time as the sioux. he grew up to be a widely suspected leader of the hunkpapha, establishing himse

as a result, so even seasoned russophobes, like alfred koch, even before in quotation marks, the revelationspodolak shared with the bbc wrote that they say that talking heads that lily’s ears about this offensive are now offering to wait for the russian offensive from kherson to nikolaev and krivoy horn and arrestovich. by the way, i changed the plate. now russian hysterics are coming everywhere, and allegedly the movement against kherson does not even stutter with a word, if it was a psychic attack of the kiev regime, then it turned into another defeat. now on the information front. several dozens of journalists and experts from france, italy, germany, serbia, and other countries arrived in donbas today during a great prestur. they visited the donetsk luhansk republic in the dpr, the delegation had the opportunity to personally visit the colony in yelenivka to talk with the captured survivors of the bloody attack of ukraine with the planned potential of the region about what conclusions the foreigners made based on the results of the visit reports by evgeny davydov and alexander evstigneev

senior and junior, who fled to zapadnaya agent shenderovich and accused in absentia of smuggling alfred koch then we see going to the same persons who, for one reason or another, left the territory of the russian federation and are quietly playing dirty tricks. uh, beyond the pre- outside itself it is interesting that these persons - they have always uh very close contact with e foreign intelligence agencies. i don’t hide this from ukraine and they called not only yevgeny kiselyov, who is a regular at such gatherings, but also the arrest chief of media liar square at the vilnius site. well, a very typical choice. baltic curators. uh, the head of the ministry of defense of latvia of the veteransophobic movement and the former president of estonia tomas hender kelves, but i feel this is not the culmination of the form that we have been observing for 10 years, where people invent an electronic reality. it's the other way around, its sunset. uh, they're not interested in russia for a long time no longer needed back in the west. they themselves feel it for the west, there are no more good russian

accordingly, on this basis, rosenberg had several conflicts with the raissar of ukraine, erich koch,at in the searchlights of rosenberg, we were the people of the lord and we must rule harshly and fairly. i'd take him out of this countries that this policy is going into the forest with the interest of the greater germany of the third reich. that is, he does not protest because it is all bad in itself. and, because it will hurt, and in this, too, his two-faced, ambiguous and extremely negative role. moscow, the state archive of the russian federation , documents of the extraordinary state commission, which was investigating hitler's crimes in the occupied territories of the ussr , are stored here. human suffering, monstrous atrocities, lists of destroyed cities burned. villages, disappeared monuments of history and culture, some of these documents will be presented to the world during the famous nuremberg trials of nazi criminals. what rosenberg actually did in ukraine is clearly visible from the documents. this is just one of the folders prepared by the soviet prosecution for the int

koch is true robert trees for 200 meters willow willow cache and that's all it is.according to the english writer and philosopher lord chesterfield, if it is undeserved, it becomes a mockery and even insults. where is this street for 400? will timur buy 1400 from timur? yes , of course, let's take for 1400, the boulevard divides this city of north america is divided into two halves, one more audible french and the other english. well, let it be in french houses. book patronymic 200 ivanushka from the fairy tale the little humpbacked horse bore this patronymic symbolically ivan petrovich pyotr ershov author of the work honor of the author book patronymic 100 this is a rare, middle name was captain christopher vrungel bonifatievich. let's finish the topic, where is this street for 100. real estate experts included goat street in hong kong a couple of years ago in the top three such streets in the world. fifth avenue in new york and london's new bond street the most expensive streets the most expensive the most expensive streets in terms of the cost of renting and buyi

as a new yorker lived through mayor koch to mayor bloomberg, as a black man, democratic police commissioner'sdemocratic cities, they are run into the ground. the black mayors, the black police commissioner's, they do not put the hammer down on crime. they are soft armed crime as opposed to the republicans who are hard on crime and did they are way more supportive of the democrats who are more supportive of the victims of police brutality. in my opinion nationally, city by city, crime wise you might want republicans as your police commissioners. there are more inclined to take crime more seriously and be more inclined to protect into supported the victims of crime. host: we will take a quick break. up next on washington journal we will hear from u.s. news and susan milligan and paul steinhauser. they will discuss the week in politics and campaign 2022. later robert daly will discuss china's retaliation after nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan and u.s.-china relations. you will be right back. -- we will be right back. ♪ >> in the history of pullets surprises and the oscars, very few winners turned u

this is just, sorry i should have gone to this slide, these are two examples of the way that koch was using advertising in newspapers to really generate some enthusiasm and bond sales for the northern pacific in 1871. now, the man standing in his way was sitting bowl the lakota chief born in the 1830s a lonely upper missouri river to a family of war chiefs and community leaders, sitting ball was a member of the -- band of the lakota. who were, themselves, one part of the seven counsel fires known at the time as the sioux. he grew up to be a widely respected leader of them establishing himself by the 18 50s and 60s and fights not only against the lakota's to divisional energies, but also in fights against u.s. soldiers. he began to appear in u.s. official documents in the late 18 60s as indian agents and army officers and several officials were beginning to take notes of his leadership, and his growing power during this period he consistently asserted his peoples rights to their homelands along the yellowstone river valley and their sovereignty as a people in both diplomacy, and in vio

number in the middle of the night, she pious, went to see ali koch boris brozowski, who in turn called to president store. so i know for you. i thought that he agrees with the move, which was a shocking and major blow to the election campaign just like that behind the scenes and carried out by the presidential security service. last year. president, close, you are most of the w hold that you know was vital for tatiana to be there because in case they were further arrest, though, if they could arrest me, they could arrest others whitish. yelton's daughter, don't know why she'll yeltsin was asleep and unaware of the developments. hoping to avoid the trap set by the old guard. tatiana to chain co call her mother. when you're not going to confront him, you go, can you put me at the property? that's so you must go to the company, you must you may want to stay, you know, going to the will you need to work with the previous bill for that, please. okay. it's not showing that fair. the bed of the chinese food is a pretty, just a courtesy call. the oligarchs had prevailed, but a week before the

i'm going to introduce today in conversation carl smith with rick koch in. carl smith is the author of chicago's great fire. the destruction and resurgence of an iconic american city. please welcome me. please join me in welcoming carl smith and rick hogan. >> you are good people to come out on a hot day like this. and partake of literature. this book i am now claiming to be a big part of this book because the paperback addition is just out and on the top of that addition is something that i wrote that says, simply put, the best book ever written about the fire. my father, who i admire tremendously roe to fire a bit about the fire. and i still say this. and my brother is here. carl, it is a pleasure to meet you. i met you at the so-called rioters spot over here where they have run out of things to drink and eat. you knew my dad. >> yes, i did. i came to chicago in 1972. >> from? >> i had just finished graduate school at yale in new haven connecticut. and i grew up in the east and went to college and graduate school in the east. but what i was most interested

in the end, so even seasoned russophobes, like alfred koch, even before in quotation marks, the revelationsdolak shared with the bbc wrote that they say, talking heads that lily’s ears about this offensive are now offering to wait for the russian offensive from kherson to nikolaev and krivoy rog and arrestovich. by the way, i changed the plate. now russian hysterics are coming everywhere, and supposedly the movement to isa to kherson does not even stutter with a word, if it was a psychic attack of the kiev regime, then it turned into another defeat. now already on the information front. during the day, russian troops destroyed about 130 apu facilities, including the command posts of the ukrainian air force in the vinnitsa region, a large ammunition depot in cherkassy and several artillery batteries armed with american howitzers. this is today's information from the department of defense. and what else did the departments say at the briefing and what reports from the front line were voiced there in the material by denis alekseev ? region the underground command post of the ukrainian air forc

i radioed sergeant koch lee. >> reporter: furtado's partner kicked in the door, and saw a woman stabbed to death. furtado never saw anything like it and was hit by a wave of fearsome oceans. >> from shock to awe to frightened. that's how it went. the police training then kicked in. >> reporter: adrenaline surging, the cops pull their weapons. >> our thought was to draw our weapon with our safety. so we proceeded to clear the house with weapons drawn. >> reporter: it was all clear. but horrifying. there were signs of a struggle. blood in a bedroom and in a living room by the body. officer furtado radioed in. >> i made the comments, just get here. >> reporter: it was furtado's first homicide. but if he was a stranger to homicide, so is nantucket. there hadn't been a murder on the island for two decades. >> it doesn't happen here, it can't happen here. that was the way it was, kind of, until then. >> reporter: her name was elizabeth lochtefeld but everyone called her beth and she was an unlikely victim. she was 44 years old, a successful business woman from new york, who sold her company f

school changed its name to the antonin scalia law school due to a $10 million donation from the charles kochgrant from an anonymous donor and that the name change was a condition of the anonymous donor's gift. the activist group unkoch my campus later discovered that the anonymous donor was barre seid. talk more about what he has done and what this means to work with leonard leo. andrew: we believe he was the donor who funded the name change at george mason university law school. that gift was apparently coordinated by leonard leo. we know their professional relationship stretches back at least a decade. they served on a small chicago charity together, on the board of that organization, which seid funded as well. we believe seid has also been a big donor to the heartland institute, a climate denier group. this is still the clearest indication of his giving, the amount amount of trust he has in leonard leo. he really put his entire business fortune in the hands of leonard leo to deploy at his discretion. amy: who changed the face of the federal judiciary, not to mention the supreme court. you

i'm going to introduce today in conversation carl smith with rick koch in. carl s i

are some things i think that are fair and true but republicans have had a donor base primarily the kochrothers for many years have invested in political p infrastructure that all of the elections candidate recruitment and training there have been similar efforts a group of people democrats are organizing and the fact that texas has come this far is product of organizing from democrats. and with georgia and stacy abrams and black lives matter it is a decade of organizing in that state so there are elements of that it is fair to say that it is a very important critique that on the issue of abortion those that knew very powerful when the opinion meet but there was a better plan to overturn ruby wade and the supreme court being the way that it is to have limited control and that is why we're in the situation and hopefully learning a lesson from this of that well-funded strategic solution those are the elections that you wind and those that you lose in every time we make progress toward the ends the one —- the end goal. some of that is very good. and we may have lost the battle before the ch

in a city are now stocking up on bottled water, so they can do the most basic everyday things, like kochay themselves. meanwhile, jackson's public schools are being forced to hold virtual classes, once more impacting the education of young children in a critical moment following the pandemic. it is all very very bad, but it is a crisis, a total system failure, that has been decades in the making. joining us now is blush on the lamb, write a jackson native, she's also the executive director of one voice mississippi, and state policy advocacy organization. miss lambert, thanks so much for being here tonight, i can only imagine what life is like for the residents of jackson, mississippi. can you tell us how people have been surviving without running water in the united states of america, in the year 2022. >> it's been really, really tough for us here in jackson. it's unimaginable to think about waking up every morning, and not being able to take a shower, or having to use bottled water to brush your teeth, and having to use bottled water to wash dishes and to cook with. and to even provide

but year you see he was able koch said or reprimanded out of the house out. >> house in broad daylighting. all right, 8.55, and nobody was hurt to always happy ending. that's the case. >> all right. we're taking a look at what's going on live this morning in berkeley because the police are there and are they in for a standoff? protesters refused to leave people's park. we'll tell you about this bad. and the legionnaires outbreak in the north bay causing multiple hospitalizations and one person has died from the disease. plus, there's monkeypox and help on the way 10,000 vaccines headed to san francisco. [ indistinct conversations ] ♪ hey, class. this is lily. ♪ when you see things differently, you can be the difference. welcome. capella university looks at education differently. our flexpath learning format helps you control the pace and cost of your master's degree. make your difference with capella university. non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and reg

in addition to the math and the koch officers say they also recovered some on label pills and $10,000. one person is in the hospital tonight after an assault on campus at san francisco state. the school's public. our police department says it's somebody got attacked outside the campus community. jim, just after 2.30, on tuesday, the victim was able to call campus police before being taken to the hospital with an apparent head injury. police say that they are looking for a man who's about 30 years old, 6 foot 5 with short black hair, a beard and a mustache. anyone with information is being asked to contact campus police. >> a man is facing charges tonight after being accused of shooting at a woman's car window and a case of road rage. san mateo police say the woman had been driving a south on one tuesday night and she pulled in front of another car. police say that driver followed her to the 3rd avenue exit. the woman told police that she heard a loud pop and discovered her rear driver's side window had been shattered. police tracked that man down. they say they found a bb gun which th

dup koch has that story. >> 12 kids and their soccer coach trapped in the cave in thailand.this is the true story of that brave rescue by british divers. >> was happening in >> okay. well, i feel like it's tremendous object lesson in what is possible on global international level from the list. risky time us. >> we have it looks easy. but when it's flooded, it's impossible. >> never would. i died in that cave again, i don't believe i should never say never. but and i didn't. they were going to do as much diving as we did. >> the very, very dangerous. i want to level and the lowest ability that he showed. the walleye completing very strong a movie director. >> this is very entertaining. stop. it's intense. it's emotional. it's suspenseful, but it's fresh. last seen 9 days ago, 12 boys and coach trapped in a flooded cave. >> because it involves a culture that we don't know very much about we and a culture clash germany. love the entire nation is anxiously waiting for happened there. >> i mean, it was nothing. obviously i want to be was nothing compared to the challenge that ev

in the roosevelt administration on oil projects, and eventually becomes associated with the famous koch which turns him into a billionaire. so marshall's second wife is stricken with alzheimer's and he's a very lonely man. so he then begins a ten-year relationship with a very exotic, flamboyant stripper named lady walker. >> he lavished her with flowers, love notes, diamonds. he was still married. and both he and lady walker agreed that it would be very wrong for them to have sex. >> he spent millions and millions of dollars on her over the years. but whatever their relationship was about, it didn't seem to be about sex. >> he felt like he was her protector. he would write her these florid, romantic notes, which she would respond to in kind. and along with giving her these florid, romantic notes, he'd give her checks, lots of them. >> so the relationship is very devoted, but lady walker suddenly dies. >> and here was marshall, he'd lost his wife, who he really did love, to alzheimer's. he lost his paramour, who i think he really did love, who died on the operating table getting a faceli

as a new yorker lived through mayor koch to mayor bloomberg, as a black man, democratic police commissioner'sdemocratic cities, they are run into the ground. the black mayors, the black police commissioner's, they do not put the hammer down on crime. they are soft armed crime as opposed to the republicans who are hard on crime and did they are way more supportive of the democrats who are more supportive of the victims of police brutality. in my opinion nationally, city by city, crime wise you might want republicans as your police commissioners. there are more inclined to take crime more seriously and be more inclined to protect into supported the victims of crime. host: we will take a quick break. up next on washington journal we will hear from u.s. news and susan milligan and paul steinhauser. they will discuss the week in politics and campaign 2022. later robert daly will discuss china's retaliation after nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan and u.s.-china relations. you will be right back. -- we will be right back. ♪ >> in the history of pullets surprises and the oscars, very few winners turned u

russia, represented by alfred koch, garry kasparov, and so on, that is, it turns out that there is alreadyvisional government russia with whom they may also negotiate the supply of weapons there or the manpower of ukraine or well, this, of course, is just a comedy. misha, it's good that i said this. this is a separate topic for discussion. i will simply state it as i understand it. here are our renegades, which you can’t list all of them there. they have now begun a stage of over -active struggle, over-active struggle for the honorary title of honor, of course, in quotation marks from the russian point of view. the shameful title of general vlasov, and now they are valued at each other's throats. here those whom you have listed, plus ponomarev, plus there is more to your health. they will now cling to each other in the boat, who will be announced, er, the head and the traitors , that's all, the new ruler, and they will now have an extremely intense struggle. this is if you get distracted by what you said. uh, let's go, mikhail well, you know, you've already said everything i wanted to say,

point i'm focused to say the robustness of their fight at the statehouse level, the coke brothers --kochthers this is not some sightseeing for them paired the core of what they do is grapple with statehouses and again if you look at when they have been in control of congress they had every office they needed right? most of the agendas didn't go through there. almost all of their agenda, the antiabortion stuff the crazy gun laws, it's all through statehouses so this is core issue and stuff and my call out to democrats is this cannot be aside thing anymore. after we are finished worrying about the federal stuff, this has to be core mission as well. this is for the other side's fight has started and it is the institutions in our country that determine democracy. i appreciate that but it has to be a big picture mindset from joe biden on down and unless we go to where the battle is and bring accountability back to gerrymandered statehouses into the extremist map and laws they are going to keep winning this fight. we will always be on defense. host: we will get to calls now. jesse on the repub

it's the koch brothers.gured out it was a much better investment for them to control democracy through statehouse than try to win in a fair fight in congress. i won't give them credit on extreme gerrymandering or voter suppression. they've taken the power in statehouses and used it to subvert democracy. democrats are catching up. yeah, they're pay ahead. i want to pick up, though, on one thing lauren said. this is something i try to go through in my book, laboratories of autocracies. this is not only that they are in majorities when they're not in majority states. but almost a person in the statehouse, not a single one ever worries about an election ever. they're either unchallenged or it is such a blowout, they might as well be, or the other side is underfunded. once you take political accountability out of the equation of the individual office holders' minds, all the incentives we think lead to good behavior. good public outcomes. don't be an extremist, you'll lose your office. once there is no accountabil

yes, he would have been honored, perhaps, almost in moscow, as the traitors to russia alfred koch saidrranged its analyzes on the fact that there will be a fall, and gas and oil quotes, what will this allow? naturally fill in completely. uh, gas, ukraine's burial ground is nothing happened, and on the other hand there will be no problem with the grain, we know everything that happened and to a. the completion of all the energy capacities of not just a coal-mining region, but a nuclear power plant, including the zaporozhye nuclear power plant just quoted, will be in the hands of ukraine, that is, ukraine is waiting for winter without fuel, without bread and without electricity. this is absolutely chocolate from america. it is better to leave early, and derail zelensky. well, it seems without their own economy, in general anyway. now information is leaking about what was discussed in switzerland on forum e economic recovery of ukraine where the issues of the marshall plan for ukraine were discussed, that's what american journalist benjamin norton gave. uh, a short overview of what was di

i i just don't -- it's demoralizing to sit on this koch and realize those -- couch and realize thoseonger. rachel: by the way, do you know who it makes richer? granholm, secretary of energy, because she's invested in some of this green energy, as are so many democrat donors. this always comes back to money. it's not just that climate is their religion, although there is a segment that is. there's a lot of people making a lot of money and willing to make you poor in order to do it. are ril. will: let's turn to some additional headlines. first lady jill biden testing negative for covid-19, and she plans to join president biden at hair delaware beach house. the first couple was on vacation in south carolina when he came down with the coronavirus. >>> biden inflation already threatening the holidays as experts warn of soaring turkey prices. talking about the turkey. commodity strategists telling fox business soaring production costs combined with an avian influenza outbreak have caused a short after only turkeys. the cost of turkey production in minnesota, the nation's largest producer,