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what was that moment that burning moment for you when it came to direct mail and, mailing lists? you were visiting the national review office in new york city. well, the i was fortunate in i had two weeks summer camp, national guard at a military base outside of chicago. and the first and only saturday we were there for the two weeks. everybody goes into chicago, richard stays in the barracks and reads national review. and so a small ad about an inch or two for four field directors for americans for constitutional action and didn't no longer exist. but i had a friend a buddy who worked for national review, a journalist, a writer there. and so i could hear the cannons and the guns going off new york in washington. the war was starting and i was desperate to get into battle and fight the left here in america. and so i called my friend david frankie and said, david, i've to get one of those four jobs. he says, it's not is one. it was a blind ad to run young americans at freedom. and i said, david, get me that job. i got the job. and for about a year and a half a moved to new york, a

there's one e-mail in particular that is an e-mail of great interest to our investigation.o know from national archives was that e-mail one of the documents that the vice president had in his possession, because if so, that's clear evidence his son had access to these classified documents and was selling them. we also want to know what joe biden was doing hiding these e-mails in these pseudonyms. look, we know one of those e-mails was, had hunter copied, and it pertained to ukraine. so much of the corruption in the biden past revolved around ukraine. so we have a lot of questions for national archives, and we expect them to give us answers. elizabeth: okay. chairman james comer, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: senator josh hawley, he called out secretary mayorkas because a dhs worker, a homeland security worker praised a maas on twitter. -- hamas on twitter. we also have senator roger marshall. he saw those fireworks firsthand today at that 123459 hearing. also college chaos, colleges fearing they did let protests get out of control, they're playi

i mean mail-ins primarily. there are so many of these cities where there were dumps in the middle of the night. i'm beginning to wonder what about all these deadmen in the envelopes. do they audit people that are actually alive versus dead? or is there a way to identify that? all these cities where lots have been burned out. they are sitting vacant. they have been like that for years. the last owners i'm wondering if they are using those titled owners as voters with these mail-in ballots? is there a wayway to audit that? guest: thanks for the call. i think there are a couple things there. one, i have never seen dumps. there are safeguards in place all throughout the process. when you talk about the mail-in balloting process. one of the things that's really important to know is that across the country there are safeguards. most states use a signature verification process. so they are comparing the signature with your mail-in ballot to the signature that's on file. that's the primary thing that we see. that is ve

when those results come in and then we'll mail 500,000. everybody said no, let's mail 5,000. no, i can see them down the street. they said, no, 5,000. at that moment i said i want to save western civilization and i know what to do so i tell you what i do, i'll finance the money, i'll put up the money and to this day the vast majority of our clients we finance their mailing for everything i can get from the company i put back to finance more growth for the conservative movement. >> by the way, who was right, 5,000, or 500,000? >> neither, millions and millions we'll be mailing in the next 18 months something around 300 million postal letters. >> somebody else who has been active in the conservative movement you write about in "go big", morton blackwell. who is he? >> morton blackwell i dedicated the book to him, a good friend. i'm known in the movement as 002. i'm the longest conservative except for the doctor, 001. and bill buckley, robert falwell, all dead and i'm there on the national level longer than lee edwards. i've known him since 1

500,000 which everyone said no, let's mail another 5000.i said no, barbarians are down the street, i see them, we got to blow and go and they said no, 5000. i said at that moment i want to save western civilization, i know what to do, tell you what i do. i will finance the money and to this day the vast majority of our clients financed, anything i can get from the company i put back to finance more girls in the conservative movement. >> was right, 5000500,000? >> guest: millions. we will be meeting in the next 18 months around 300 million postal letters. >> someone else who has been active in the conservative movement that you write about, martin blackwell, who is he? >> guest: he is a dear friend. known in the conservative movement has 002 which means active at the national level longer than every living conservative except for doctor lee edwards, barry goldwater and bill buckley and brent bozell senior, falwell, robertson, all dead. i'm active at the national level longer than everybody except doctor lee edwards, lee is different, i've kn

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and mailing lists? you are visiting the national review office. >> i was fortunate i had two weeks summer camp national guard military base outside of chicago and first we were there for the two weeks everybody goes into chicago, richard stays in the barracks and small add about an inch or two for the for field directors, americans for constitutional action and it did no longer exist, but i had a friend who worked for the national review, a journalist, a writer so i could hear the cannons y and the guns going off in new york and washington. it was starting and i was desperate to get into the battle and find the global left in america. so i called my friend and said to david, i've got to get one of those four jobs. he said it's not for, it's one. there was an added to run young americans for freedom and i said get me that a job. i got the job and for about a year and a half i moved to new york and i came in contact further regularly with buckley and belmar and intellectual giants, james byrne, and i trie

it is your mail. this is your community. we all stand together and we can make a difference. >> reporter: to help encourage people to report the crimes, officials are announcing a $150,000 reward that leads to the arrest and conviction of more suspects. >> to any copycats throughout who might consider robbing a postal worker, i ask you to consider the years you will face in federal prison. >>> a grand opening in san francisco means a fresh start for homeless people. the mayor was among the leaders at the ribbon cut ton of the diva hotel in the city's tenderloin district. it will provide 122 permanent supportive housing units for adults exiting homelessness. it is more than a roof over their heads. people can get help to access behavioral health services and workforce development. >> for that safe environment for that community, for that home, for all the efforts, for the hearts that are exchanged, i can only say that a blessing that it is. >> san francisco partnered with episcopal community services to get the money to buy t

someone tampered with his mail box. his surveillance camera capture today. >> it must be a delivery guy. my wife tells me, that guy looks suspicious. and then i said no, it is just a delivery guy. then he went straight to the mail box, hunched over, grabbed whatever was in there, if anything was in there. turns around and just takes off. >> reporter: everardo tells us as a small business when their mail is stole 10 can cost them thousands. >> the whole thing took 40 seconds at the most. he was gone. that effects us directly. if there is any checks or payments, we are a small company, we get hurt directly and it is very damaging not just information that is stolen, but checks that are delivered so we can pay our employees. >> reporter: the father of three says he has done all he can do. filing police reports to even installing cameras. but, the thefts continue. >> do we know if he took anything? >> i don't know. >> reporter: and he is not the only victim. on tuesday, the u.s. attorney's office held a press conference to

royal mail has become royal mail . britain become royal mail. britain deserves a better postal service. postman pat would be spinning in his grave. my mark meets guest is the heroic leader of the canadian trucker convoy who stood up to vaccine tyranny dunng who stood up to vaccine tyranny during the pandemic. he tells us about his extraordinary fight for freedom in the big story. why are excess deaths in this country through the roof? we'll be debating that with andrew bridgen, mp , who finally managed bridgen, mp, who finally managed to get it debate in parliament yesterday. plus we hear the views of renowned nhs gp doctor david lloyd . you won't find this david lloyd. you won't find this debate happening anywhere else on british tv and you won't want to miss it and it might take a ten legendary four weddings and a funeral writer richard curtis has apologised for his politically incorrect movies and the fat jokes that were in them . the fat jokes that were in them. remember the good old days when films were allowed to be funny ? films were allo

- we're working on that. - where are the mail-in ballots? are they destroyed?t cheat, show us the proof you didn't! ♪ ♪ man: all right, we're gonna get started here. we're gonna start with our first box. woman: guys, we are doing, as you know, the risk limiting audit. so, once you get your batch, you're gonna look, and you're only doing the presidential race. so, let's say you take the first one out and it's for president trump. you're gonna look and say, "president trump," pass the ballot to your partner, they will verify. if you both agree, it's gonna go into the pile by the sign that says "trump." - okay. biden. woman: biden. - biden. - biden. - biden. - trump. - trump. woman: for biden. man: biden. - trump. - trump. ♪ ♪ - we're gonna go ahead and do the data entry, and nine for trump, 16 for biden. - for biden. woman: returning audit team one. pile 29. taylor: pile 29. we've got 99 confirmed returned votes in that envelope, we have 19 votes for trump, 80 votes for biden. we have a total ballot tally down here of 3,772 ballots that were tallied by hand, manu

the regular mail. if they were unable to identify, who was the recipient or if it had some sort of interesting oddity, containment, eventually those letters would be destroyed. but they could only of course hold to so much mail for so long and eventually the dead letter office clerks would be, you know, after a time period, forced to destroy mail or the contents of it. this is not the case with these portraits. these portraits, as you can imagine, are extremely emotional this for these these clerks. and what i think is really neat is what happens next is like an unbelievable nation that comes to try to return these portraits to their intended recipients recipients by the end of the confli. again, there are about. 've even seen numbers up to 10,000. t i think it's to five 5000 of these dead letter office photos at the dead letter office. so theoffice will go through these efforts to try to return them again heavily. the third assistant postmaster alexander lee, he them displayed at the dead letter offic

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investigators believe proceeds from exploiting stolen mail are the motivation for these assaults on mail carriers. >> deliver services that we all need today and people. hurting him for harms it in as a public servant government shouldn't go to things. latest reported robbery happened thursday on 23rd street between hampshire and york street. >> postal inspectors say mail keys were stolen and provided these photos of the car. the suspects seized in august. the united states postal service sent a letter to san francisco residents asking for the public's help in reporting unusual activity around carriers, mailboxes and missing mail. the latest reported robberies come 10 days after federal investigators announced the arrest of 10 people who assaulted and robbed a mail carrier's at the time warning to any copycats are wannabes. >> out there who might consider robbing a postal worker. i ask you to consider. the years you will face in federal prison. the price on your head and that postal inspectors will not stop hunting. you. >> and union representatives say some mail carriers and now suffer

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investigators believe proceeds from exploiting stolen mail are the motivation for these assaults on mail carriers. >> deliver services that we all need today and people hurting him, putting harm to as a public servant government shouldn't go to things. latest reported robbery happened thursday on 23rd street between hampshire and york street. >> postal inspectors say mail keys were stolen and provided these photos of the car the suspects used in august. the united states postal service sent a letter to san francisco residents asking for the public's help in reporting unusual activity around carriers, mailboxes and missing mail. the latest reported robberies come 10 days after federal investigators announced the arrest of 10 people who assaulted and robbed a mail carrier's at the time warning to any copycats are wannabes. >> out there who might consider robbing a postal worker. i ask you to consider. the years you will face in federal prison. the price on your head. and that postal inspectors will not stop hunting. you. >> and union representatives say some mail carrier members now suffer

law enforcement is warning mail thieves with stiff penalties.officials arrested ten suspects. thieves are not only breaking into postal trucks and mailboxes, they're attacking mail carries to steal mailbox keys. it's a growing issue with huge ramifications. >> our carriers are frightened to death. some have gone out posttraumatic stress. they don't wake up in the morning, wondering if someone is going to stick a gunnel in his face. they are being hunted. >> the union says there's been 31 armed robberies and assaults on mail carriers since february. the u.s. postal service is announing $150,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the mail thieves. >>> next week is shake out day. according to the san francisco chronicle. californians will get a test alert via the myshake app. it's to provide seconds of warning before the shaking begins. shakeout day falls on the third thursday of october. and it tries to get all of us to practice what you would do in case of a major earthquake. that includes, as you know, duck, cover,

i don't know if there was such e-mails. e—mails.e and more evidence came to light, both of the spread of the virus in italy, which had increased five fold, more measures were proposed to combat the spread of covid in the lombardi and other northern provinces are. a and as you have described in your statement, mark warner and you debate on the 7th march your incipient concerns about plan a. on the 10th march, so a matter of days after your concern has started to emerge about the whole strategic direction of the government had embarked on, the civil contingencies secretariat prepared —— prepared a note, 49583, in which the director of the ccs stated in paragraph one, covid—19 looks increasingly likely to be a global pandemic although this is not yet fully certain. the note sets out the views of the c. cs as to the need to have fast track legislation to effectively manage the outbreak, it deals with excess death management, and the need for plans to be drawn up. did you or anybody else push back against this document, and say, it is ab

some with stolen mail. some with stolen credit cards and i.d. regardless of the motivation, the result of these are that letter carriers who are just doing their job are not feeling safe. in many instances, are threatened. >> in some cases investigators found evidence of thieves gaining access codes to apartments and committing more crimes there. to help encourage people to report the crimes, they are announcing a $150,000 reward that leads to the arrest and conviction of more suspects. >>> it's the hottest thing in the tech world today. san jose is getting in on the action by luring ai companies to the south bay. with political and business leaders by his side, the mayor of san jose promised to offer incentives. we know they have a strong base of tech companies. he says the benefits will be both new jobs and new benefits for san jose residents. >> one of the ai applications that can help us better deliver services to residents, better identify potholes, speed up permitting. >> the push comes on the heels of similar effort biz san francisco -- e

so to help with that, they are raising the reward for reporting mail crimes.o $150,000. >> a letter. carriers don't wake up in the morning. you know, wondering, you know, if someone's going to stick a gun in their face so they are being hunted and these criminals need to be held accountable. >> postal inspectors are also asking for help after another mail carrier was attacked and this time robbed of their mail keys yesterday afternoon near 23rd and hampshire streets. they shared these photos with us, which they believe was the car used by the suspects in the robbery. now, the reward for information on both of these incidents has been set at $150,000 for people living in the mission district where this all happened. they are being encouraged to pick up their mail as soon as possible or have it held at the post office. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. new developments. the manager of the martinez refining company is apologizing to the community after a number of chemical releases over the past year. abc seven news reporter

you -- returning a ballot by mail, when you return by mail it goes through the u.s.hey are secure but they handle a huge volume of mail. when you return a mail ballot by a drop box, there is no middle man. you are taking the ballot from the voter and giving it directly to the election official. host: jim in st. louis, missouri, independent line. caller: yes. good morning. i would like two points. one is the concern for mr.son about -- johnson about his religious affiliation. one country, under god. host: jim, we are talking about the election integrity and security. caller: talk to him about the elections. the elections are for everybody to vote. any way you like in any state you are registered to vote. don't see what the concern is about all these different lies and conspiracies about the votes not done here. the vote's not done there. people are not registered. as long as you are registered to vote. longs you have your i.d. card. what's the problem? host: david, wanted to ask you about when votes start to be counted. people will mail in ballots. they'll vote early.

archives to release these e-mails. on the loan $250,000 loan. >> sean: they must compel that. they must compel that. that is in the public interest. how does he get to have a pseudonym. i thought he wasn't allowed to have private e-mail accounts according to the law? >> the law said you only use private e-mail in rare circumstances. 82000 pages worth is not a rare circumstance. he was conveying sensitive information, remember the story we broke on your show a few months ago, e-mail from the turkish embassy divulging an. >> president biden: soon to be released, hunter biden forwards that hunter biden. we expect there will be other revelations like that if the court orders the release of these documents if the archives complies with that. or congress g gets them, themselves. >> sean: what do you see next? >> well, you mentioned the loan can kevin morris. we are going to learn how much kevin morris has provided hunter biden in financial after joe biden has already announced for president. people know he could be the next

they are raising the reward for reporting mail crimes from $50,000.00 a letter. >> carriers don't wake up in the morning, you know, wondering, you know, if someone's going to stick a gun in their face. so they are being hunted. and these criminals need to be held accountable. >> postal inspectors are also asking for help after another mail carrier was attacked and this time robbed of their mail keys yesterday afternoon near 23rd. and hampshire streets, they shared these photos with us, which they believe was used. the car in these photos was used by the suspect in the robbery. now, the reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of these suspects has been set at $150,000 for both cases for those folks living in the mission district, they are being asked to pick up their mail as soon as possible or have it held at the post office. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. thank you, lena. >> new developments. the manager of the martinez refinery company refining company is apologizing to the community after a number of chemica

to assaulting postal workers and stealing mail . some of the people involved face over 20 years in prison. if convicted, taking robbers off the street where our mail carriers work is a priority for the entire community. >> we look forward to seeing each of today's cases go to judgment in federal court. they say robbers are looking to steal money, credit cards or other valuable items delivered by mail. >> they attack postal workers to gain access to these keys that open larger mail containers. prosecutors say many of the people arrested carried a set. >> these keys are now the keys to prison. if you're found with these. >> the union representing postal workers in the bay area say those who have been attacked don't want to return to work. they say they don't want to risk losing their life for just doing their job. >> i've started counting since february of 2023. we've had 31 armed robberies and or physical assaults, most of them right here in oakland. but it's also spread out to the valley. >> postal inspection says they're trying to

let's take another quick lookdaily mail. now cummingss. the daily mail.feels the heat, the telegraph , feels the heat, the telegraph, cummings fed toxic misogynist culture in number 10, the guardian has a graveyard for children. airstrikes killed dozens at gaza refugee camp. the express revealed orgy of nasty racism at heart of covid failings is the eye news uk's old people should accept their fate from boris johnson's private stance revealed and finally, the daily star britain an apology. also boris johnson. those were your front pages. and thatis those were your front pages. and that is all we have time for. thank you to my guest, josh howie and nicholas de santo. leo kearse will be here tomorrow at 11 with josh howie and 11 pm. with josh howie and frances on the guest frances foster on the guest side. you're watching at 5 side. if you're watching at 5 am, tuned for breakfast. a.m, stay tuned for breakfast. othennise, thank for your othennise, thank you for your company. night >> good evening. a tory mp caused uproar last week, saying her staff were bei

knowing she had to persuade mail establishment oriented judges she often picked mail plaintiffs to demonstratesurvivors benefits. and so she told the justices that lists law and i can almost hear her voice in my head quote operates to the disadvantage of female workers, their surviving spouses and their children. the court would ultimately agree. she won a lot of victories as a justice too. she was a master at holding a close majority together. as the court grew more and more conservative her dissents grew more and more pungent. my personal favorite came in 2013 when the court struck down a key provision of the voting rights act contending the times had changed the law was no longer needed. justice ginsburg in dissent said throwing out the law because it was working was like throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you're not getting wet. she was an unlikely pioneer. a shiite woman whose soft voice belied steel. by the time she was in her late '80s she was to her astonishment and i would have to say and her pleasure something of a rockstar to women and men of all ages. she was the su

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they are raising the reward for reports mail crimes.00 to $150,000 in a letter. >> carriers don't wake up in the morning, you know, wondering, you know, if there's someone's going to stick a gun in their face. so they are being hunted. and these criminals need to be held accountable. >> the union and postal inspection are asking the public if they see something, report it. they say postal workers should have the right to deliver mail safely. in oakland, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> and on the subject of getting tougher on crime, alameda county district attorney pamela price says it's a new day and the crackdown on human trafficking prices, referring to the new billboard campaign at oakland international airport, which combats human trafficking. coming through the county county's largest transportation center. according to the district attorney's office, alameda county is the third largest hub for human tracking trafficking in the united states. the billboard is display resources to victims who are being trafficked through the airport

. >>> mail theft is becoming more common. it is becoming more violent. federal law enforcement has a new message specifically for those targeting mail carriers. in a press conference, federal and postal service officials announced the arrest of ten suspects in. officials say in many cases, thieves are not only breaking into postal trucks and mailboxes but are attacking mail carriers to steal mailbox master keys. one case announced today including a suspect facing attempted murder charges in connection with an attack on a mail carrier. authorities say it's a growing issue with huge ramifications. >> our carriers are frightened. some have gone out with post-traumatic stress. some aren't returned to stress. letter carriers don't worry if someone will stick a gun in their face. they are being hunted. >> the union says there have been at least 31 armed robberies or assaults on local mail carriers since february. to enkour rather people to report the crimes, the united states postal service is announcing a $150,000 reward for information that leads to at rest

the mail , the police are . the daily mail, the police are coming for you.orify terrorism. good. i'm just being impartial there. the guardian, us and last ditch effort to reduce impact of israeli assault on gaza. the times is emelien tried to flee as invasion of gaza looms the mirror fears of a full out war. independent israel kills mastermind of massacre and the financial times us warns iran not to escalate gaza war into larger mideast conflict . into larger mideast conflict. those are your front pages. i wonder what we're going to talk about now . so starting with the about now. so starting with the mirror pool, what are they going with? big headline fears of an all out war. >> israel is facing a fight on three fronts and unlikely to end hell of innocence . and i'm ready hell of innocence. and i'm ready . actively surprised by the daily mirror here, because this is quite a factual front page. >> it's only about four words. yeah but. >> but. but the four words that most of the other papers seem to use of this ilk are like, you know, friendly activists in pa

hase so let's have another quick look at suhas mail on sunday. has you mail has mail on sunday.arch , the sunday march today, the sunday telegraph, israel set to hit hamas land sea and air. the hamas from land sea and air. the observer israel warns fleeing gazans. the next stage is coming sunday express pm we stand by israel always the sun on sunday prem ace secret sex party legal 939 prem ace secret sex party legal gag and the daily star, of course , has apocalypse now, course, has apocalypse now, which is something to do with zombies and the city of leeds. but luckily we didn't cover that thatis but luckily we didn't cover that that is it for tonight's show. thanks to leo and steve. headliners is back tomorrow at 11 pm. not quite sure who's on i think josh is on so tune in for that you're watching for that and if you're watching at then stay tuned for at 5 pm. then stay tuned for and see. well, it's 6:00 here in the uk. it's sunday, the 15th of october. today day . as the october. today day. as the spiral of violence between israel and hamas continues. >> tensions now spread a

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mail on sunday front pages. the mail on sunday leads with london jihadi leader is nhs doctor.he sunday telegraph has israel's sends in elite troops for long war. the observer leads with netanyahu declares second war of independence as fears for gazans grow. the sunday mirror has tory minister and the sex bully mp . minister and the sex bully mp. the sunday express has banned jihadi hate mob . and finally the jihadi hate mob. and finally the daily star has. this is your captain speaking . and those were captain speaking. and those were your front pages . and let's have your front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the mail on sunday poll. >> yeah. london jihad demo leader is nhs doctor. well well, well. so the firebrand leader of an extreme islamic group that called for jihad at an anti—israel protest works as an nhs gp under a different name. the mail on sunday can reveal so abdul wahid celebre hated the barbaric hamas terror attacks that slaughtered 14,000 jewish men, women and children. 1400, 1400. what did i say? >> 14,000. >> 14,000. >>

the mail sunday's front pages. the mail on sunday leads with london jihadi leader is nhs doctor.elite troops for long war? the observer leads with netanyahu declares second war of independence as fears for gazans grow . the sunday mirror has tory grow. the sunday mirror has tory minister and the sex bully mp . minister and the sex bully mp. the sunday express has banned jihadi hate mob . and finally the jihadi hate mob. and finally the daily star has. this is your captain speaking . and those were captain speaking. and those were your front pages . and that's all your front pages. and that's all we have time for. thank you to paul cox and lewis schaffer, headliners will be back tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you're watching at 5 am, then please stay tuned for breakfast. but for now , it's good night. good for now, it's good night. good morning. and stay woke britain this . 54, the us actor best known for his iconic role as chandler in friends , was found dead at his friends, was found dead at his home. and i'm sure many people who grew up with the series and other generations who've w