here they're not breaking anything crops in this drawing fences. erica caliah, michael miller, i was nervous about my char though. they came on to our property in dallas and i did go out on the hunt. albert's me, us and his companions are still looking for boys, and they find some at the end of the day's hunt, they've shot 3 boys. but they were counting on getting 5 in the area. 15 hunters and a whole saturday for 3 debt boys. it's hard to believe down resolved the problem at this rate. does this kind of trap work better? ignacio de demoss. it's swears by the system. it's a pilot project in the region of catalonia, after several wild bulls wandering, signed to eat their court galactic dropping. their isn't the same potential to outsmart the system. as with other traps, they told because all the boards that enter lower and even more for them. within 4 days, the trump court created 2 boys. and here the knives come to an end. the trap of carlos, the wild bull commissioner, remained empty for days. but if it does catch any boys, he's prepared. that was when he was gonna let her. but then

michael d. barnes, paul benovitch. lorraine c. miller, william h. cable. annie chough, helen ice here, karen l. has, and omar ishmali, caleb s. moore, indira. copies will be retained by office of the clerk as records of the house. signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson, clerk. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states, section 202dd50 united statescode, 1622-d provides for the automatic termination of the national emergency unless within # 0 days prior to the anniversary date of its declaration, the president publishes in the federal register and transmits to the congress stating that the emergency is to continue in effect beyond the anniversary date. in accordance to this provision i have sent to the federal register the enclosed notice stating that the national emergency with the central african republic declared in 13667 of may 12, 2014 is to continue in effect beyond may 12, 2023. the situation in relation to the central african republic has been marked by breakdown of law and order

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in the cd i could see that full of plans going out is michael miller. it says the us doesn't want to look like it's in charge of the planes operations. well, the public that is otherwise us does control the key in its actions in its policies. what have you uh the, the only thing is is that unless them, until the, by the ministration helps deliveries and nothing's going to change. the only thing that the rusher can do in most cases is destroy it. so that's why i think they're going to a very, very clearly at the bottom of the tank, someone have you scan in it, and it's going to be a bit of less than that. it's going to be an expensive lesson for the united states . but a lot of high precision equipments going to get destroyed and, and, and since for the other states is on the verge of a default. first time in history, expenses, or expenditures loose expenditure such as giving these types of weapon systems to ukraine or anybody else. this just have hazard, and we have been at war for an unrelenting war for 22 years. and it's got to stop the. the has hoste

minutes, a fine build up ended with michael dropped a few things that are sure to she made no mistake from the edge of the boats to give method half time lead neutrons for miller looms, the bolts but gold. jill roared finally broke methods of resistance. some 63 minutes. but methods done both good again on the form and it's lisa justin punched on a slot back past and wrote it from the home side. didn't dreamland weapon had to hold out for just 6 minutes. but the buckled under intense bolts, blood pressure, holding up lima headed equalizer on 88 minutes. but it looked like the winner was never going to come as the method defense somehow state farm then german international, alexandra pop raced through 4 minutes into engine each time. her delicate law made it 3 to taking the title race to the last day and leaving method, relying on the teams above the to lose next weekend if they are to avoid relocation . and finally, a private space ex commission to the international space station launched this sunday, carrying the 1st ever saudi astronaut to the orbiting lab. the passengers include right on board. now we breast cancer research or, and the 1st saudi woman to ve

michael steele podcast. glenn kirschner, former federal prosecutor, msnbc legal analyst, and host of the justice matters podcast. and cynthia millerdris, professor at american university and author of hate in the homeland, the new global far right. thank you all for being here. this is a big day, glenn. you have been watching this trial, you have been in the courtroom. hot were the reactions from those as they were convicted? >> i wasn't there when the verdicts were announced. i was there for some of the closing arguments. i actually think the best thing i heard from any attorney during closer argument came surprisingly from one of the defense attorneys. not from the prosecutors. he said, ladies and gentlemen, you heard statements about donald trump saying we're going to go to the capitol and i'm going to be there with you. of course, he didn't go, but we're going to go, and you're going to fight like hell or you won't have a country anymore, and you're going to stop the steal. now march on the capitol, and the defense attorney said, ladies and gentlemen, i expect those statements to be government exhibit number one in the crimina

michael sifert. thank you for being here. what's going on, what's with the obsession with transgenderism? >> i have no idea. i can tell you consumers are tired of it, whether it's millerfamously in 2020 refused to call women women, she called them birthing people. if the ad is against objectifying women, i agree. but the actress they used is famous for objectifying women. if you look at bud light, look at them not knowing what a woman is and look at au adidas, whichs making a mockery of women, if you saw that woman in a public pool parents would be in an uproar but if you use it as a campaign, somehow it's acceptable. i don't know what's going on. i can till consumers are ready to spend their money with alternatives, not be put bei pug up with it any more. maria: it's outrageous. do they not see this as trying to cancel women. why are women so unimportant that we can just replace them with a man? by the way, that ad a that we tg at, she's taking a woman -- is that farrah p faucet in a bathig suit? what's wrong with a woman in a bathing suit? >> you're exactly right. it's ridiculous. that's the problem, there's a push toward almost criticizing anything that happened be

miller. officer leonard swanson. special deputy marshal joseph eli strvetion ondo gomez. patrolman david glenn evans. detective michael w. god win. -- godwin. sergeant joseph codwell. lieutenant scott brandon owens. correctional officer jose ruiz. deputy first class kenny hollander. senior officer robert eric durian. trooper tamar bucci. officer david a. mathura. congressional officer lonnie d. johnson senior. corporal benjamin lee chirp. officer jake alexander reed. officer freddie wilson. officer caleb ogilvy. deputy sheriff dominique palata. officer lane anthony burns. sergeant barbara majors finlay. trooper martin francis mack iii. trooper brandon tyler sisca. officer dan roe ka. officer tyson. deputy sheriff douglas warren sanford. investigator donald richard krumes. agent johndale staruck. corrections officer darrell avery. correctional officer braxton hoffman. officer john mesfis. correctional officer john barren broadway. corporal shelly godball. corporal michael r. springer. deputy sheriff aubrey phillips. corporal james michael mcwh mcwhorter. correctional officer kay w. selder jr. officer lonnie snead. corp

michael and jamie have two children. i'm going to read their full names and embarrass them. mr. thomas miller wong and miss julia rose wong. thomas is 7, julia is 5. they are both whip smart. they're both future leaders of this country, and i hope louisiana, because i hope they'll stay in my state. on top of that, julia is quite the gymnast, and thomas is a heck of a right fielder and a heck of a point guard and a heck of a quarterback. and they are both cool. they are both cool what -- they are both what cool looks like. now, back to their dad -- i say it's a sad day for me because michael is stepping down from government. it's a happy day because he's going to pursue some very exciting opportunities in the private sector. michael has been working for the american people and the people of louisiana for 16 years. before he worked with me, he worked with senator david vitter, is worked with senator steve scalise. michael has been my state director every single day i've been a united states senator. let me tell you, is a tough job and one of the most important jobs. you know, mr. president. we'

arglwydd trugarha ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ arglwydd trugarha arglwydd trugarha ♪ >> michael: this is a song here he has been sang in welsh by paul millery to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? >> god save king charles. ♪ ♪ >> i here present unto you king charles, your undoubted king. wherefore all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? >> god save king charles. >> i here present unto you kin ♪ ♪ >> i here present unto you king charles, your undoubted king. wherefore all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? >> god save king charles. ♪ ♪ >> i here present unto you king charles, your undoubted king. wherefore all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? >> god save king charles. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> michael: that was the recognition with the first element of the traditional english coronation rite and entirely symbolic, it is a very powerful moment, the foresight of the theater special platform built inside the abbey, the four points of the congress. each time that his majesty

it's also -- i think this is why michael and i are still so excited about it, it's a work of art, too. >> yes. >> here you have a functional thing. arthur miller to do something. we made a short film that "the times" posted today, and i am going to dinner there tonight. 40 years ago, i was the only non-robelins, the family that built it, that was there to watch the celebrations. >> this bridge has held up. it's a classic. >> it's the most enduring icon in new york city. it remains for us a source of inspiration. it's like an aspirational thing. we see it and imagine how did they do this? it was not just something that went across the river, but stood for new york's desire to be a great and lasting enduring place. it's a great work of art. >> the view from the other side of the bridge, brooklyn -- >> yeah, i came over the bridge this morning and at that hour, no traffic. we were speaking about how it's symbolic of an age where we can do big things, and so many americans feel like we can't. how frustrating is that? >> it's interesting. as ken points out in the film he made, that was a moment when we did the finish -- the trends, the cable, the s