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] [applause] >> will they hurt the state of the state address delivered by our governor spencer cox. >> mrr. president, by the way this is thought in the script, two of the best people on the planet. [applause] madam lieutenant governor, my best friend abby. enter utah's public servants and my fellow utah gathered here tonight, welcome. i want to especially recognize senator represente mcpherson representative. congratulations join the best legislative body in the country. [applause] all right, i'm g we have so much to govern a short amount of time i'll ask again like i did in previous years to please hold any applause until the end of the speech. no matter how difficult that may be especially for mike mauer and the gallery, right left back in 1847 a group of peculiar people arrive in utah. what they found us a place native americans already knew was quite different than anywhere else. our mountains are taller, our snow is deeper, worldly. natural what is impossible to describe, dead horse points, the sanders and the largest living organism in the world, am i right representative stratton?

mrs. nixon's son in law, ed cox, is with us. he joins us in lieu of his son, christopher, who was originally on the program but could not make it today. and then we have mrs. nixon's and mrs. ford's chief communication. patti mattson. thank you much for being here. leaders and, board members of the white house historical associa, among whom are anita mcbride, who is a familiar face to this event and dr. colleen shogan, who is president nominee to become the 11th archivist of the united states. we hope you get all the way through that senate process. also, trustees of the gerald r ford presidential foundation, in addition to susan, who are here, include tina freese, decker hooker and fred keller, the director of the ford presidential library and museum. brooke, brooke clements is with us also and west michigan's political reporter, rick albin with us. let's give all of these distinguished guests a hand. i also want to thank the many many generous donors, the sponsors who made this luncheon possible again. please hold your applause

mr. fab is now front and center in north oakland. the wrapper entrepreneur and community organizer also known as stanley cox is getting a new dedicationthe neighborhood were mr. fab grew up. >> i wish my brother was here to see this, my mama was able to see this. plead the official mural unveiling will take place monday which is also the start of fab week 2024, celebrating black culture and businesses in the community. just search for mr. fab. >>> finally, the green light, the local commercial dungeness crab season is underway, but not at full capacity. >> it is going to open but it is happening right when the heavy rain is arriving jia vang is in san francisco with what fishermen have to cope with now. >> these crews working late into the night on pier 45 on the first day of the local commercial dungeness crab season at long last. >> when it is i'm here you're like oh my gosh, so it is super exciting but it is a little overwhelming. >> the season which has a start begin in november had been delayed by the california department of fish and wildlife to protect migrating compaq wells. the state is also requiring fishermen to operate at

account, nor any stronger endorsement of the authors findings than the fact that tricia nixon cox, president and mrsxon's eldest daughter, elected to write the foreword to this book, and she wrote in part, quote, much has been written about richard nixon's life and career. yet despite hundreds of volumes and profiles that have been penned, no author has taken such a richly detailed and deeply researched look into father's formative years. as paul carter has, i was pleasantly surprised that although i knew my father very well, even learned things about those early before. this new work adds a sense to a compendium of works researched and written in the last 20 years that tell the story of richart', the and the president. the apprentice. as well as year the pro politics. this collection is still very much in progress. there are authors that work now on material about richard nixon' legal career. a retrospective book on the nixon legacy today and the first full scale biography of lady pat nixon in nearly 40 years since. julie nixon. eisenhower is pat nixon the untold story. all three of these works are

mrs. nixon. and julie eisenhower and tricia nixon cox have both been so wonderful sharing their memories with me. and it is so critical that you talk people directly who knew that person and i preferably in person, spend a lot of time traveling so i can meet with people who knew the subject and i got to give the east wing a shout out mrs. nixon's posse. they love mrs. nixon and they have all been so wonderful to me and so without the women, since, you know, i'm really focused on mrs. nixon and women's history, they really know going on they were watching. they observed relationships that is crucial. and i in person is always the best but when that failed due to covid telephone calls emails texts you know whatever takes to get the story while second that it's better talking to somebody in person than over the phone or you know some other venue so indeed indeed well he you know, i have to close it out here are wonderful questions that are that had put forth and i want thank you so much for sharing about this remarkable between the nixons with all of us here this evening. i loved being here so what

cox news. >> thank you mr. secretary for taking my question. the israeli government refusing to transfer the money and their ministers said their 2 million in gaza and i won't give the money to like the u.s. won't give money to gaza and the second question is the cabinet said the war cabinet said they won't let gaza's go back to north gaza for now. is that something that you agree on and thank you very much. >> so first with regard to the palestinian -- these are their revenues. they should have them and they should have them in order to be able to make sure that they can pay their people were providing special services including doing the essential work in the west bank and the palestinian of authoritarian forces in playing a role to try to keep the security and stability in the west bank, something that's profoundly in israel's interest so we believe that those revenues should be released to them. again, there are revenues are being used to do something that's important to israel and when it comes to the future governance of gaza when the con

cox supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providersou a front row seat to democracy. in mrcretary great to be with you this morning. i want to begin with a real black and white contrast in the morning news, you know, reading the papers. one -- on one side you read about the power these days, the small units houthis who can disrupt global shipping. hamas on day 105 on the other hand, the diplomacy is going forward on the middle east. talk to me about the two trends unfolding? >> first of all wonderful to be with you and everyone here today. thank you for the incredible warm and generous words. on one level what you have seep written seen written the solution you now have something that you didn't have before and that's our countries and muslim countries even beyond the region prepare today have a relationship with israel in terms of integration it's normalization, its security that they were never prepared to have before and to do things, to make the necessary commitments and guaranties so that israel is not only integrated but it can feel secure but you also have an absolut