bus in the middle, the pics year last harley in the music loud on that it was it the middle of the mr . dick, take our la must 5, a larger guy on the, to the old. there mom it to the minute on my thoughts on it to be buddhist. what are the muslim be depletion more slop, mizzi, balkan musically. beside have been, they get the ball. i good. the not shark larva, la, do you know movie to the fight up mizzi? they deem his music to be the balkan. but on the launch the product, balkan marsh lay your will, will be to music. yeah. the other we can talk. we'll let you know if i miss upon too far, but control creation ethnic music lecture of model leach and it be don't forget you to be thought to see the us was talk lou, hip, i'm shar collection there. if they will be ideal to be non initiative, i'm a, a net done to be a talk chart. so let me, let me conclude this up from 0 to then i said a lot the be, to me goes, come on. so c o a bullet. so daniel alleged to be the best it would be best because it's my level like and then a mighty to that would be goes below from $90.00 to chit and i renewed i renewe

it middle the line she left harley in the music loud on that it took, was it the middle, the mr. dick the tech muzzle fi for larger guy on the to the old. there mom it to the minute on my thoughts on it to be buddhist. what are the muslim depletion, more slop, msi balkan musically. beside have been a good day. they bought good and the not shark liability, no movie to the follow up museum. his music to be the balkan. but on a balloon that ball call. much less your will will be to music. yeah. the other we can talk. we'll let you know if i that museum will fire will control creation ethnic music lecture model legion be don't forget you to be thought. see daniels was talk lou, hip i in a shark h in there. if they will be ideal to be learned should. will. i'm a, a near done to be a talk chart peer solely amola can jewish this art museum and all took that i said a lot the be, to me goes, come on. so c o, a boom. so daniel alleged to be the best, the. com, the best it because it's my level like and then a mighty to that would be going to be from $90.00 to chit and i needed it in today. i th

was it middle pitch here last harley in the music loud on that it took, was it the middle, the mr. dick? take our la muscle. 5 for larger guy on the, to the old. there mom it to the minute on my thoughts on it to be buddhist. what are the muslim be due to the leash mall, the flap museum, balkan musically beside? have been they get the ball. i good. and the not shark larva, la, do you know movie to the fight up mizzi? they deem his music to be balkan. but on the launch that product balkan marsh lay your will will be to music. yeah, the other we can talk. we'll let you know if i that museum will fire, but control creation, ethnic music lecture model legion be don't forget you to me thought is he del rios is park hip. i and the shark h in there, if they will be ideal to be non negotiable, but i'm a, a net done to be a talk chart. so let me conclude this up from 0 to then i said a lot the be to me cause so c o, a blue. so daniel alleged to be the best it would be best because if my level like and then a mighty to that would be goes below from $90.00 to chit and i renewed i renewed it in tod

i think i will add to what mr. dick said, i think in the last 2 years that have been scathing reports by the united nations back to back reports in fact. and then i've also been if you look closely at the v dom institute report and also the freedom house report. yes, i agree with a doctor's a deal that it's not enough or it's not you know, as the people have them with me would have wanted. but there are other concerns, and as you rightly pointed out that now this, what was done internally, hill is sort of, you know, it was said that it's an internal matter. but it had geopolitical consequences as the pointed out earlier. and now there are in the an analyst, defense analysts saying that there's a possibility of a to do and a half french law, one with pakistan and china and then in the hinterland. so this has actually gone too far, you know, maybe they had done a lot of homework to stifle. they are saying, but it is beyond that, you're saying, i think that perhaps it had an intended consequences and that will have to be that will have to be the last word. he no, but gore galani and seda

mr. cabbage worm. some dust has been made scarce by the war, so other dust is used. dick does a good job of it.s cabbage is sick with the yellows or wilt. once the fungus that causes wilt gets into the soil, it takes years to get rid of it. next time dick will use wilt resistant varieties like jersey queen, marion market, and grove. the easy way to control insects and diseases is to attack them before they become too numerous. these beetles eat holes in potato leaves. a mixture is the remedy for insects and leaf diseases of potatoes. to make two and a half gallons, dick dissolves three ounces of powdered sulfate in water. then he makes a thin paste of three ounces of hydrated lime in water. this is put into the pail, stirred, and the mixture is made. this may be added two tablespoons of calcium to kill potato bugs and other leaf-eating insects. easy, isn't it? the mixture is also a good spray for grapes, tomatoes, and roses. dick sprays potatoes about once every two weeks. late potatoes need more sprayings than early ones. now the peas are ready. excellent source of vitamin c. cabbage too is re

this morning, dick durbin revealing what mr. voluntarily and cooperated with us. there was a lot there. you can imagine, seven hours of testimony. and it really is important that we asked these questions because what was going on in the department of justice was frightening from a constitutional point of view. >> joining us now, richard blumenthal, a member of the judiciary committee, and who was in that room during that interview. let's start with how the interviews came about. you heard chairman durbin say that rosen showed up voluntarily. what were the circumstances that led to that? how significant is it that he did go of his own volition? >> it was significant that he appeared voluntarily because the department of justice waived whatever barriers it might have imposed on him. and i think it showed his willingness, indeed his eagerness to cooperate. i hope that other witnesses will be similarly cooperative. because it is essential, absolutely vital, that the american people have this story from jeffrey rosen. and everyone in

today dick durbin said he wants his pam to question mr. clark.it's remarkable, the details we learned. we just mentioned your colleague wants to question jeffrey clark. what questions do you think he should answer? >> you know, i remember jeffrey clark's name in one very big way and that was the reports from "the new york times" that trump was trying to install him as the attorney general over the acting attorney general jeffrey rosen for the purposes of him maintaining the lie when it came to the election. so what we want to know about now is what his role was when it came to election suppression, when it came to questioning the results of the final results of the election, and there's a lot of information out there about what he could have been doing with georgia. and i just step back from this. this isn't a campaign. this is the justice department. in america, the president isn't kingsessing. the law is kingsessing. that's the first thing. he has an obligation to the law of the united states, not to donald trump. that is the oath of office tha

mr. nordstrom there. >>> up next, shares of dick's sporting goods jump on strong results.rce gets ready to report their numbers those storiesand more enwh we go inside the market zone, next. (vo) while you may not be a pediatric surgeon volunteering your topiary talents at a children's hospital — your life is just as unique. your raymond james financial advisor gets to know you, your passions, and the way you give back. so you can live your life. that's life well planned. introducing xfinity rewards. our very own way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like movie night specials. xfinity mobile benefits. ...and exclusive experiences, like the chance to win tickets to see watch what happens live. hey! it's me. the longer you've been with us... the more rewards you can get. like sharpening your cooking skills with a top chef. join for free on the xfinity app and watch all the rewards float in. our this is how youwards. become the best! [wrestling bell rings] [music: “you're the best” by joe esposito] ♪ try to be best 'cause you're only a man ♪ ♪ and a man's

mr . balloon, us and others. who said that yes, he did know that emails were sent to him. that showed the repo one 05 portion of the financials to show the effect of this. and then dick folds answer was, well, they might have sent me emails, but i don't know how to work a computer. i don't know how to open an attachment that would have a spreadsheet to show this. so i never saw it. i was never aware. this was his story. one more time, ball 3 minutes, representatives, financial condition. at the same time, millions were spending bonuses for trade in the us with a jackpot. the place to make money. and the most money was walk to do the bonuses reach level that had never been even approximated in the world. millions of dollars a year. it's like the greatest job that you could ever imagine getting without putting any of your own capital. with the news the had accept the lifestyle they were willing to take risks to support that lifestyle. there's a great bit of narcissism and anti social personality disorders. and with this, they might feel like they have a sense of entitlement or they're above the law, or they're too good to get caught on wall street, these ceos, they can

mr. morgan. i'm going to remind all of those that are against what president biden is doing and remember if it was not for george w. bush, dickcheney, condoleezza rice, colin powell we would not be in the situation right now. thank you. >> i think there's a lot of blame to go around in the united states in afghanistan. going for different political parties. playing for different elements of national security element from the military to the intelligence community. look at events in afghanistan without doing so only primarily through a lens of american domestic politics. i think to care about afghanistan your tribe here in the united states what you want in your tribe this from the hilt newspaper the former president speaking out former lady at first said late monday their hearts are heavy for afghan civilians, nato allies. we've been watching the tragic events unfolding in afghanistan with deep sadness. our hearts are heavy for about the afghan people have suffered so much and the american nato allies have sacrificed so much. said afghans are of the greatest risk of both the forefront of progress inside their nation read the

mr. morgan. i'm going to remind all of those that are against what president biden is doing and remember if it was not for george w. bush, dickcheney, condoleezza rice, colin powell we would not be in the situation right now. thank you. >> i think there's a lot of blame to go around in the united states in afghanistan. going for different political parties. playing for different elements of national security element from the military to the intelligence community. look at events in afghanistan without doing so only primarily through a lens of american domestic politics. i think to care about afghanistan your tribe here in the united states what you want in your tribe this from the hilt newspaper the former president speaking out former lady at first said late monday their hearts are heavy for afghan civilians, nato allies. we've been watching the tragic events unfolding in afghanistan with deep sadness. our hearts are heavy for about the afghan people have suffered so much and the american nato allies have sacrificed so much. said afghans are of the greatest risk of both the forefront of progress inside their nation read the

mr. rosen be fired, they all agreed to resign en masse. that coup that almost came off, right, was a product of two things, the anti-st democratic, flatly dick that toerl aspirationings of donald trump, which have always been there for decades, as well as mark meadows and jeffrey clark, men whose names should live in infamiliary. it was part of a tradition that is being cultivated and revived on the right that comes from a contempt for the voters and a contempt more deeply for democracy. freedom, liberty and democracy. there's been a long conservative lineage in rejecting democracy. you envount countered it, i'm sure. drawn from the fact that indeed our founding document has a complicated relationship to democracy, to self-rule. the fact that the electoral college is enshrined as an institution, we don't have a popular vote for. even though we should. the current system has resulted in dafrsz. the idea that supreme court justice antonin scalia explained is, quote, the individual citizen has no right to vote for electors of president of the united states. rick hassan explains article 2 of the constitution of the united states provide that sta

i wonder if senator dick durbin was on last hour, he described seven hours of testimony from mr.timony from the most senior official at the justice department might have been the difference between acquittal and conviction? >> well, thank you for having me on, nicolle. it is always good to be with you. i wonder. certainly this testimony is extraordinarily important, and the difference now is that late, i think it was last month, the new department of justice released former members of the trump administration department of justice to speak if they wanted to, to house oversight and to the senate judiciary committee, which, of course, they did over the weekend. prior to that they were operating under trump's department of justice. so while i wish we could have had that testimony, it might have made a difference, but, remember, we had testimony that was very damning of the president doing the very same thing, polling the -- excuse me, the department of state, raffensperger and saying, i just need you to find me 11,780 votes. >> right. >> when i heard that testimony and then we heard

dick durbin, about the testimony and the investigation. chairman durbin, i appreciate you joining us. based on what your committee has recently heard from these two high-ranking justice officials, jeffrey rosen and mrwashington. here's the president of the united states basically saying, here's what i want you to do, if you can't do it, i've got somebody to replace you. that's pretty powerful. >> i mean, all this information coming the way from the report last week that jeffrey clark, environmental lawyer, had circulated a letter within the department after the election which he wanted to send to state officials to georgia falsely claiming the justice department had identified signature concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election in multiple states, including the state of georgia. he was trying to get the doj to wade pressure officials to wade into results. do you think the public grasped how dangerous something like this is? >> i don't think they do. there were so many bizarre twists and turns in the trump administration. the election happened, the president did not accept the results. he went to the courthouses around america looking for a friendly judge. he couldn't find any one

mr. morgan. i'm just calling to remind all those republicans that are against what president biden is doing, and remember if it wasn't for george w. bush and dickand condoleezza rice, and others, we would not be in the situation right now. host: wes morgan. guest: i think there's a lot of blame to go around both in the united states and afghanistan, blame for different political parties, blame for different elements of the national security establishment from the military to the intelligence community, but something i really wish americans could do is be able to look at events in afghanistan and think about them without doing so only or primarily through a lens of american partisan domestic politics. i think to care about afghanistan, to really care about afghanistan is to be able to do that, to be able to separate it from your tribe in the united states and what you want for your tribe. host: speaking of george w. bush, this from the hill newspaper, the former president speaking out on the collapse in afghanistan. bush and former first lady laura bush said in a joint statement issued monday that their hearts are heavy for afghan civilians, ame