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mr. boston shows 24 distinct leadership traits he says were exhibited by these presidents. the other four presidents included in his best leadership category are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian talmage boston with his book "how the best did it, leadership lessons from our top presidents"n this episf "booknotes+" with our host brian lamb. lookplus is available on the free c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> president biden and first lady jill biden joined members of the coast guard at forts wadsworth in staten island, new york for friendsgiving dinner. after delivering remarks, they served food to service members and their families. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] and the uso for their enduring support. [applause] chef, there he is. tonight's meal is going to be incredible. the mission of the joining forces initiative is to support those who also s

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mr. boston chose 24 distinct leadership traits he says were exhibited by these presidents. the other four presidents included in his best leadership category are svr, dwight eisenhower, jfk, and ronald reagan. 71 year old, the boston lives in dallas, texas. announcer: lawyer and historian talmage boston with his book eadership lessons from our top presidents,"is episode of booknotes+ with our host. booknotes+ is available on the c-span now video app or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ announcer: a discussion taking a look at the incoming trump administration in an effort to make government more efficient with john hardin, ceo of "open the books themselves joining us now. the books. thank you for giving us your time. before we go into our discussion, for those that are not familiar with open the book, what would you say? guest: we are a transparency organization, came out about 13 years ago. i was in the senate working for senator tom coburn. there was a bill we passed in 2000 six with barack obama. coburn and obama met in 2004. it put all federal spending online. the hope

mr. boston chose 24 distinct leadership traits he says were exhibit by these presidents. the other four presidents included in his best leadership candidate are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. he lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian with his book "how the best did it." on this episode of book notes in . it is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcast. >> up next, more from the freedom and progress conference in washington, d.c. conservative policy analysts discuss the prospects of renewing tax acts in the 2024 elections. the tax legislation was signed into law in december, 2017 by then president trump in his first term. [applause] >> well, we set you up this morning. i would argue there's no more important battle facing the next congress than the -- than this battle over the tax cuts especially because tax policy is something that the senate can handle with 53 votes as opposed to a lot of things that require the filibuster. so i throw it open to the group. where do things stand? i mean, obviously in

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mr. boston shows 24 district leadership -- distinct leadership traits exhibited by the presidents. rather presidents included are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> blur and historian -- lawyer and historian talmage on his book how the best did it. book notes plus is available on the c-span now video app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> since 1970 nine, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefings and committee briefings. c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided with no commentary, no interruptions and completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. we're joined now by senior research fellow at george mason university veronique de rugy. welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: we are talking about efficiency and this new department of government efficiency. can you explain to us what the goals are?

mr. boston shows 24 distinct leadership traits he says were exhibited by these presidents.he other four presidents included in his best leadership category are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian talmage boston with his book "how the best did it, leadership lessons from our top presidents"n this episf "booknotes+" with our host brian lamb. lookplus is available on the free c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> president biden and first

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mr. boston shows 24 distinct leadership traits he said were exhibited by these presidents. the other presidents included in his vast leadership category, fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy, and ronald reagan. 71-year-old to how much boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian talmage boston with his book "how to best did it" on this episode of book notes plus. ok notes plus is available on the c-span free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> the house will be in order. >> this year, c-span celebrate 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979, we've been your primary source of capitol hill providing balance, unfiltered coverage of government. taking you to where the policy is debated and decided all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span. 45 years and counting, powered by cable. >> washington journal continues. host: a discussion looking at the incoming trump administration and the effort to make government more efficient with john hart, ceo of open the books. thank you for giving us your time. before we go into our dis

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mr. boston chose 24 distinct leadership traits he says were exhibit by these presidents. the other four presidents included in his best leadership candidate are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. he lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian with his book "how the best did it." on this episode of book notes in . it is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcast. >> up next,

mr. boston shows 24 distinct leadership traits he says were exhibited by these presidents.ur presidents, by the way, included in his best leadership category are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian talmage boston with his ow the bested, leadership lessons from a top residents on this episode ofooknotes+. booknotes+ is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ >> the house will be in order. >> this year, c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979, we've been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced, unfiltered coverage of government, taking you to where the policy is debated and decided all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. ♪ >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us not to discuss food insecurity in the u.s. is joel berg, the ceo of hunger free america. welcome to the program. joel: good morning. host: thank you for joinin

mr. boston shows 24 distinct leadership traits he says were exhibited by these presidents.her four presidents, by the way, included in his best leadership category are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald reagan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> lawyer and historian talmage boston with his book how the bested, leadership lessons from residents on this episode of booknot+. bookte is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ >> the house will be in order. >> this year, c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979, we've been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced, unfiltered coverage of government, taking you to where the policy is debated and decided all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. ♪ >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us not to discuss food insecurity in the u.s. is joel berg, the ceo of hunger free america. welcome to the program. joel: good morning. host: thank you for join

made an acquisition and that's founded the foundation of, a new region like bread and circus boston, or mrs. gooch's in l.a. and so we gave them great independence and let them do their own unique saying while taking best practices from each one. that's really how we built company. but then as got larger, there became a need centralize more things to increase our efficiencies and lower our cost. so there's a there's a a cartoon. i once that i remember i put it out and put it up. it's like how to be management genius. everything's so centralized here. we're going to we're going to decentralize it to create more, more creativity and more autonomy and more innovation the next part of the cartoon is how to be a management genius. this place is to and too inefficient. what we need to do is centralize things to get more efficiency this and so whole foods from very decentralized to a trend to be more centralized which accelerated after amazon bought it and after i retired it's become even more centralized and. so for me, from my perspective, we were for most of our history we're very unique differ

mr. rogers, of dahlgren and boston are you're most welcome. thank you for your time today. we're supposed to be talking about the highest level of, of international protocol, 2 big nations involved here. but here we have toronto removing security for visiting diplomats. it, it seems more like high school behavior. how would you describe it? i bet you described it pretty read. so i must compliment, you know, how to describe the relations between 2 countries. the odd man do judge by in the, in the condition fund costler lucius, which was signed in 1963 kind of assigned by canada as so that piece canada is like to district what do, what the time sign in 1963 that are due for 36 of we have not been racial and positive emissions is very important. that seems very clear that the 1st state in this case, manager is obliged to allow most of the pictures to post load offices of defending street india who it's nice to succeed in the nurses were living in canada and the texas shouldn't be free at the end the month of defending st. this is 2nd article for this information i spend 40 say

i'm all i where we can speak to former palestinian economy minister, boston car re mr. car you're most welcome to the program. i go to, as you know, domestic issues generally tend to dominate american at elections. but to what extent do you think watson folding in the middle east cut effect this one to well, i think it was, by the way, this is dr. joe up. i met a guy, i know that mike, i know, would not have the link to the drum. the 1st place is somebody who's invited or convicted. and he has a huge shit that i could to of a gas. it would not have accepted the somebody like some of the others to come and be the late to come right in the show. or do you, how did the 7 days before the, the election date as be then how many i'm doing so, and so that's that when it goes changing and changing in a very dramatic way. and i think that least we play a major role there for that to affect us. number one, the, you know, the elections now is maybe in some of swing states and they're what happened in those 7 swing states. and michigan is a major, one of those 7 is very, very import

children and to protect women like laken riley and those of you, michelle wu, the mayor of boston, denver, mrhnston, you guys are doubling down on enabling human atrocity by not working with donald trump. >> emily: all it takes is 1 of l record to become recidivist or repeat recidivist and all of a sudden it is your child next. the thing that is difficult i think for this administration that will never wrap their head around it is just how destructive every day, which was a lifetime under their watch has been for the american people. >> paul: take up themselves and there and couldn't get out. they rescinded the protections at the border in order to be perceived as undoing the trump finish line with election, they tried to hold back but some people are doubling down, as you say. it will come down to priorities. we have 20-30000000 illegals in the country over the last whatever years. that is three, new york city's. 25 million people and put them into a camp in texas ready for deportation. this will be a process that needs prioritization, 600,000 recidivist, they are running around out there. b

he's also well known for appearing on mtv's the real world boston reality series today. mr. called duffy a tremendous and well-liked public servant. like all other picks, though, that senate the senate still has to confirm this nomination. we're back in 60s. up next, sounding the alarm about safety in the south bay. the city seeing an uptick in violent crime. also, take a look at this dangling in the air for nearly two hours, this ride that got stuck at an amusement park down in southern california. and a close look at the rain totals last wednesday afternoon. police say a man ran up behind her and slapped her on the backside. police released surveillance video of a person of interest as they approached the woman, but the video stops before that incident. the victim posted her story on social media and is asking neighbors to check their cameras for any potential video evidence. a rare issue in sunnyvale, which has long been one of the safest cities in the entire state. the union that represents public safety officers in sunnyvale says while violent crime is going down nation

boston. thank you for your time, mr. corey. so we are now an, under an hour away from when the sci fi is due to begin, how confident to you, the financing is going to stop. well, the 1000000, this is something the lebanon has gone through several times in the last 30 years. i witness to them to 6 when i was there. and that's something that has been worked out right carefully. so we should expect the initial stages of it to succeed. because everybody wants it to succeed. everybody, including now nothing you know was the only hold out for a cease fire. it needs to cease fire. and these really army needs are these really economy, the strategic doctrine of israel, which has been very badly damaged, the civilians of israel, the hostage. finally, everybody in israel needs to cease fire and everybody and loving them need just these fire. so this is something that will hold initially, and it's going to be defined by how equitably the provisions of the agreement are carried out. to other words, will the lebanese and the as rarely as bot

the past year, mr. zalinski, the through back to up dave data through back to the bottom of boston who has just recorded himself at impact roles. let's see if you have about 70000, a city that is closer and closer to the front lodge. the record you himself in tupelo, which russian forces have already ended with fighting rages to cities, turned into a repeat of what happened in baltimore over the past 10 days. just yesterday, russian forces seized nobody takes a full that it was the roll them up and see part of daniel's get my kind of go was the see and collision, the cover. and then there is what is happening. and course region just over the past 24 hours, the russian ministry of defense has come out and stated it well in that latest daily updates said the $400.00 you create into $400.00, you created to be neutralize. the cost region just didn't cost region over the past 24 hours. now i am, i am sure that those 2 wouldn't believe the basis of the americans would they say they have the best interest of the best deal that you could include over had that they could have had the old in the

mr. white holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from boston university. he lives in fairfax, virginia that's wonderful. good. right around the corner and is active in the first cavalry division association and as a contributor to the saber newspaper. last but certainly not least, steve jay z logo logo is the author of us battle tanks 1917 to 1945. steve, the senior analyst for teal group corp, an aerospace consulting firm where he covers missile and drone technology, as well as international arms transfers for clients in the aerospace industry and the government. steve served for more than two decades as an adjunct staff member with the strategies, forces and resource division of the institute of defense analyzes ira, a federal think tank. his over 200 books on military technology and military history. the first volume of u.s. battle tanks was published in the spring of this year, 2024, and the follow up will released in november. so without any more from me. general holsinger, please. oh, well, thank you, joe. thank you for inviting me to present today.

mr . zalinski the through, back to up dave great, a through back to the battle of boston who has just recorded themselves at impact roles, the city of about 70000, a city that is closer and closer to the front lodge, the records himself in tupelo, which russian forces have already ended with fighting rages to cities, todd into a repeat of what happened in baltimore over the past 10 days. just yesterday. russian forces seized nobody takes a full that it was there. all the c panel, union sca, my god of was this year and the list the cover and then there is what is happening and course region just over the past 24 hours. the russian ministry of defense has come out and i'd say that it will in that latest daily update said the $400.00 you create into 100, you created to be neutralize. the cost region just didn't cost region over the past 24 hours. now i am sure that those 2 wouldn't believe the basics of the americans when they say they have the best features and all of the best deal that you could include overhead that they could have had the old in the 1st few months of the conflict wit

the what has been happening over the past the past year, mr. zalinski and the through, back to up dave, get a through back to the bottom of boston who has just according to themself, impact role some of the cc of about 70000. a city that is closer and closer to the front lot nothing. and it's a record you, himself, you a coupon grove school which russian place in volume great, have already ended with 5 rages to cities. todd, you know, into a repeat or ease of what happened in boston was over the past 10 days. just yesterday, russian forces seized, nobody took shape full that it was there all the but a steep, bylaws, danielle sca, my kind of car was b, c, and collision the car. and then there is what is happening and course region, just over the past 24 hours. the russian ministry of defense has come out and stays . is it? well, in the latest stay, the updates said the who, how does that equate into 400? you created to be neutralized region just in the past 24 hours. now i am sure that those troops wouldn't believe the basis of the americans when they say they have the best of all at the best deal that you great cold ever had. th

mr trump's promise to carry out mass deportations. los angelesjoins other major us cities — including new york and boston — in vowing to withhold localr reporter bernd debusmannjr — who's been looking into this story. just zooming in on los angeles, what is it done here and explain what the centricity means in practice? centricity is not a legal _ means in practice? centricity is not a legal term, - means in practice? centricity is not a legal term, it - means in practice? centricity is not a legal term, it meansj is not a legal term, it means different things in different places, in some places it is passed into ordinance like in los angeles where they won't allow local facilities, state police and personal to help in any enforcement mechanism. in other cities, it is more kind of an informal declaration that police would not go after him dominic —— on documents and immigrants. there is no more of a push that this, a sense of urgency in the cities to formalise this process i had of president trump coming to office on generally 20th, as you mentioned, he and tom homan have vowed mass deportations and there's no one urgency to it. �* ,

uniform i went to a pay phone on the concourse of the boston garden and could you tell me the results of the interview. they said congratulations, mr. fine, you're a rhodes scholar. wow, what a day, the best game of my college career. [applause] >> thank you, thank you. >> best in my college career and i won a rhodes scholarship. there was only one problem, the game was fixed. mafia mobsters had bribed the boston college players to do what's called shaving points to win the game, but by less than the point spread so the mobsters could bet on the opposing team, in this case, harvard and win a lot of money. the harvard game was the first game they bribed the boston college players and about a year later, after the game, sports illustrated broke the story that one of the mobsters confessed and it was in sports illustrated and a friend of mine sent me the article showing harvard was the first game they bribed. hey, glenn, i guess you played your best game when the other team was in the tank. and by the way, these were not any other mobsters. who has seen the movie goodfellas. pretty much everybody. they were the two main characters in

mr. jacobson. yes, mayor. do you have any specific evidence where such development could take place? well, it's already happened along route 128, the circumferential highway around boston and the new york thruway, the gulf freeway and and then a number of places in california here, of course we can't guarantee it'll happen here, but there are plenty of examples to show what could happen. and that would have an effect. the property of everyone along the highway including yours, mr. king. that's a long time proposition. right now i'm a farmer and. i still want to know why you want my land for your role. when you could. the present right away on land the state already owns or because we feel we must. now, all of our studies have shown that your land is the best place for the bypass to go. then you better figure out a for me to get my 60 head of cows back from the east pasture to the barn for milking. well, that roadblock on the way, because if don't there's going to be a lot of awful hungry youngsters in connersville. we will study the situation. king and if necessary, we'll our plans to include an underpass so you can move your cows. bob did you wish to add something. ro

mr. con, has been in jail for more than a year. why i suppose has taken to the streets now. yeah. when in the boston supporters of the con, they use to hoard, when are you going to get things in the sound bought in different cities, but then the government stop giving them permission store to get the things. so now they have change of strategy and now they're holding these much is this political for this month just because they don't meet. the reason for these most is and these are also more effective in terms of putting more pressure in government. and it's evident that the government is completely feared to prevent these people from entering into a solid log despite these things, more than 1200 shipping containers and for the security person. and so this is the pressure of tactics and it has less and remind this, i'm not a why is a run con in jane. so even on han was that i stayed on judges of corruption abuse or father and me separate the issue of student gifts. but he was acquitted in most of these cases when up to the other end whenever use of which is the government books. him and, and other k

boston ro say elected in march dissolved the national assembly in september. the leader of cheese little make is of blocking. vicious with phones. policy for mr. fe is for his youngest democratically elected president is bound to tackle corruption and secure a bigger share of profits from the countries. natural resources for the local population is also revising deals with the west, including some business licenses earlier this week. so my goal terminate today. fishing agreements with the court and get damaging for the applicant nations workforce. they had all the senegalese at national union of agricultural producers, told us that new repeating companies have been wellbeing many africans of the livelihoods. a different issue with any agreement that gives foreigners the right to fish from us is a violation of the international convention on the law of the sea. this is a model of illegal on reported and unregulated fishing when they leave sending goals territorial waters. we will definitely feel the change. the activities carried out at sea prevented the fish from traveling to the shore. and after all, if you put a wall in the sea, that wall w

boston. and up until yesterday, he was a host on fox business. meanwhile, pressure is mounting on the house ethics committee to release their report about former congressman matt gaetz. mr. trump's pick for attorney general faces allegations of sexual misconduct which he denies. house speaker johnson says the report should not be released because gaetz is now a private citizen. a source familiar with the planning tells nbc news that the ethics committee will meet tomorrow, frances? >> brie, thank you. >>> republican congresswoman nancy mace is introducing new legislation that would ban transgender women from using female bathrooms in the capitol. the bill prohibits any members and employees of the house interest quote using single-sex facilities other than those corresponding to their biological sex. it comes after sarah mcbride became the first openly transgender person elected to congress this month. mcbride responded to the effort saying we should be focussed on bringing down the cost of housing, health care, and childcare, not manufacturing culture wars. mace fired back posting on x that quote, sara mcbride doesn't get a say. >>> president biden is condemning a neo-

mr. chairman. i want to start by highlighting that i am proud of the boston public school system for their prioritizing of equity and inclusion for their students. they aim to ensure that black and brown students have the same opportunities to achieve and that we address the systemic racism that plagued our schools nationally. and they work hard to guarantee that lgbtq kids are not shamed for their identity. i strongly disagree that programs detract from student learning. i'm proud that boston public schools look to include and celebrate all children, because that is how we guarantee that every student gets an opportunity to grow and to learn. right now, one third after k-12 public school staff working full-time make less than $25,000 per year. less than $25,000 per year! one third. one third of those staff in public schools in our country. i received a letter from a para professional named c.j., who works with students with autism in the boston public school system. and a is a member of the boston teacher's school union. c.j. like far too many para professionals is being forced to choose between the p

mr. michael grunwald. he's a journalist and author who writes about public policy and national politics. he worked for the boston globe, the washington post and time. he's presently a senior writer for politico. he's the author of two widely acclaimed books, the swamp the everglades, florida, the politics of paradise and the new new deal the hidden story of change in the obama era. he's working on a book for simon and schuster about food and climate change. let's him a warm welcome. thank you. thank you so much. and thanks. thanks for having us. books and books. thank you. mitch kaplan, who is the literary god of miami. we're also so grateful for this place. and thank you for writing this just fantastic book. thank you. really brilliant. it's gripping. it's nauseating. it's it's at times really tough to read. you know, what's coming right. and so you wrote a book about, chernobyl. there. really cheery, happy story. what made you want to dive into the challenger? well, partly it goes back to when i was publicizing the chernobyl book and i was often asked if i remembered where i was when i heard the news that it h

mrs. ingersoll, the tavern keeper's wife is present. this happens when. there's a visiting minister from boston, and we don't have, like a documented injuries or, anything, basically, because they immediately grab her and get her out of there before it can be long enough to hurt her. but there actually are multiple witnesses, not just from like one family, is what i mean to say who saw this incident happen. when this minister do that, lawson comes to visit salem village a month, almost a month. it's a few weeks after nurse is the end of march. he comes in april and he actually publish in april findings. he writes down what he sees when he goes to salem village. that's actually spreads a lot of away awareness and belief that thought it was true. thanks to his pamphlet the beginning of april. but that's something he documents. also, you can kind of see in his documentation is the moment he arrives in salem village and he's staying at the tavern, which doubles as a hotel basically back then he hasn't even crossed the threshold and one of the accusers is showing him a mark where allegedly witchcraf