mr. roberts? mr. roberts: i appreciate the response and certainly, all of this is connected on a continuum. mr. fund mentioned the fight and the gains in the civil rights act. we also fought a civil war connected to leaving out a whole swath of our population from being part of that fabric. i would say two things. one, voting struggles should not be partisan. the reauthorization of the voting rights act was previously bipartisan. up until the reauthorization, we had disastrous decisions from the supreme court, who essentially pulled the wool over their own eyes to say that we no longer needed the protections of the voting rights act, which was one of the fruits of that long and hard struggle of the civil rights act that you mentioned. that is the reason why we need the john lewis voting rights act. john lewis himself, hero of the civil rights movement, told us in his parting thoughts before he passed away that democracy is an act. as your caller mentioned, there is going to be some struggle because we

mr. roberts? mr. rts: i appreciate the response and certainly, all of this is connected on a continuum. mr. fund mentioned the fight and the gains in the civil rights act. we also fought a civil war connected to leaving out a whole swath of our population from being part of that fabric. i would say two things. one, voting struggles should not be partisan. the reauthorization of the voting rights act was previously bipartisan. up until the reauthorization, we had disastrous decisions from the supreme court, who essentially pulled the wool over their own eyes to say that we no longer needed the protections of the voting rights act, which was one of the fruits of that long and hard struggle of the civil rights act that you mentioned. that is the reason why we need the john lewis voting rights act. john lewis himself, hero of the civil rights movement, told us in his parting thoughts before he passed away that democracy is an act. as your caller mentioned, there is going to be some struggle because we are

mr. roberts, i've been here in russia for most of the 2 thousands now. and i've spoken to some of these like the elder generations, especially some of the bible goes and they've actually described that the soviet days. i some of the best times that the people would not hungry everything was provided for. they actually talk about it as the glory days. and then recently vladimir putin, he called the collapse of the soviet union, a tragedy for historical russia. how would you weigh out that comment? well, boutique richard also said once that you know, anyone who doesn't regret the passing of the ussr has no, no, but he want to fix it, can be recreated. has not, right. yeah. a lot of people in present day russia were better off is probably at times then they offer that 50 years later. there's also a result of the place and you know, why i have a certain sympathy for this, this nostalgia and this year for the past incense, i consider myself to be an international i you know, a certain aspects of the so bit multi site. i still find a p, i certainly find some p

mr. robert. he also said he hadn't heard from her but that she had gone shopping. so i knew she would be a clock. but i just figured i have never happened to your family. well, we are so much, you know where to start. we took lots of pictures. we did a lot, we travel a lot. we played a lot high height height liquid out. that was fun. of fiji, fiji was good. and then essex, montana. there was even a better time. snow camp there she and we had a good time to working hammer surgeon the back. she popped and she said, well, get ready to go shopping for christmas and where we are as real as to where is dune . there was a good bye. i wasn't reception i good by noon . i remember saying, well wait and i swear i got around to do that. i go, jesus can think of worse, but anyway, so go ahead go. i think of it was a simple thing like just taking the class again to recycle, but i, i always banker. if i can remember that we were that were slowly on a couple of minutes. she would have been a standard where she was different when different her with no sen. jenny barnett. good morni

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mr. robert borokov of houston, texas. it signed, sincerely, kevin mccarthy, republican leader. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-b of house resolution 188, the house stands adjourned until 11:00 a.m. on monday, january 3, 2022. host: we are back with you for our final hour and we want to talk about the jury trial system in this country, asking you, do you think the jury trial system is working? phone lines split a bit differently this morning. if you served on a jury, the number (202) 748-8000 to call in . all others, it is (202) 748-8001 . start calling in and having this conversation in the wake of another high-profile jury trial, we saw yesterday the british socialite ghislaine maxwell convicted of luring teenaged girls to be sexually abused by jeffrey epstein. "the verdict capped a month-long travel -- trial featuring this exploit -- the sexual exploitation of girls as teens at epstein's homes in florida, new york, and new mexico." the jury deliberating five full days before finding maxwell guilty five of the six counts. that is just the latest high-profile ju

mr. hill, robert in doha reminder or top news story, south african nobel peace prize. when a desmond tutu has died to the age of 19, now he was appointed. the 1st black archbishop of cape town and became known for his vocal opposition to the countries apartheid system. for me, the miller has more on his legacy. the form archbishop was really widely accepted across the nation in terms of being that beacon or an icon of reconciliation. while at the same time calling people to account, you're in. so where to where his former home is. he once lived jam, just out of interest. there was a time that he could live in central johannesburg instead, he chose to live in a way to saying that he didn't want to live in what was a white area, leaving a community behind that still needed that kind of leadership as south africa transition to democracy, human rights groups are accusing me miles military of committing a massacre. the child remains of 30 people have been found and kaya stays the same . the children charity says target staff are missing from the area. his early soldiers of

mr. hearron: yes. justice sotomayor: thank you. chief justice roberts: justice kagan? justice kagan: mr. hearron, if i could turn technical for a minute. should one of your arguments prevail or another argument in support of your position prevail, it doesn't matter exactly which argument it is to me, what exact relief are you requesting? mr. hearron: we are requesting an injunction. so we have a pending class certification motion for a defendant class against the clerks, so we would be requesting an injunction against the commencement or the docketing of lawsuits against the clerks of the state of texas, as well as injunctive relief against the state executives for their residual authority to enforce s.b. 8. justice kagan: i mean, suppose i i think, tell me if i'm wrong on this, that just the procedural morass we've got ourselves into with this extremely unusual law is that we would really be telling the fifth circuit, again, if your position prevailed, that the district court had to be allowed to continue with its preliminary injunction ruling. is that correct? mr. hearron: i think, tec

._ robert halford. thank you, mr seaker. robert halford. ry of state for — to your speech. to ask the secretary of state for education _ to your speech. to ask the secretary of state for education if _ to your speech. to ask the secretary of state for education if you - to your speech. to ask the secretary of state for education if you will i of state for education if you will make a statement on schools reopening injanuary? make a statement on schools reopening in january?- make a statement on schools reopening in january? thank you, mr seaker. reopening in january? thank you, mr speaker- very _ reopening in january? thank you, mr speaker. very grateful _ reopening in january? thank you, mr speaker. very grateful to _ reopening in january? thank you, mr speaker. very grateful to you - reopening in january? thank you, mr speaker. very grateful to you for i speaker. very grateful to you for granting this urgent question when the schools minister is out of town. the government are committed to ensuring schools open injanuary as normal. the cla

mr. robert sesana. mr. sesana? mr. sesana, you had your hand raised? >> yes. good evening. can you hear me now? >> clerk: yes. >> good evening. the first thing i wanted to point out after the george horbal revocation hearing, on september 7, the m.t.a. put out a new rule, and the new rule is the hearing officer's decision may only uphold or overturn actions sought by the m.t.a. and shall not set conditions, special circumstances, special remedies, or other directives, and so shall they be based solely on the criteria set forth in article 111. the hearing officer's authority is relegated to the circumstances promulgated in that article and the sfmta board of directors. there is an inconvenient truth for the m.t.a. after the ninth circuit decision, the m.t.a. started a sales program. the first program was the pilot program for disabled and old drivers. the criteria was 60 years or disabled. in the pilot program, it sold the whole target of 50 medallions. subsequently, in the following year of the full program, it agreed to sell more in disability, and this is the direct resul

robert archive. we hear cairo from mr. kara, archive. you later, from will hear a discussion about from him history, and later as well storytelling. first, washington post a discussion reporter, bob woodward, about offers his thoughts on storytelling. but the importance of first, bob history, to woodward offers his combat thoughts misinformation. on >> good history to combat morning. misinformation. welcome to the new york historical >> good society morning everyone. . i am i'm louise mirror, new york historical president, and louise -- , ceo. president and and, it ceo of the new york historical society is a great thrill. it's for me to a great thrill welcome you, everyone, to our to welcome you to our spectacular robert smith spectacular robert h. auditorium. whether you smith auditorium. are joining us here in person, or via live stream. we we are so are so pleased to have you join us pleased to have you join us for a special day, for a very special day a very special, day of discussion of but discussion by distinguished speakers, dist

speaking god be in my mine heart and in my thinking god be at my end and in my departing ♪ senator roberts: mresident, let's try that again. mr. president, madam vice president, distinguished guests all. elizabeth and robin. bob dole was a kansas native son. he longed his hero, dwight david eisenhower, are kansas' faift sons, and they represent the vision and the promise of america. life in our state molded bob and ike, open prairies, wind, always the wind, wheat fields, agriculture, where man is at the mercy of chance and weather, but can still be confident in the dignity of his labor. bob's early life in russell, kansas, where the population hovered around 2,000, included the dust bowl and the great depression. bob characterized russell when addressing the russell high school graduating class of 1986, he said, there are two kinds of education in this world. there's one where you give yourself. and another you get from others. you can get an education on the farm or in a factory or in a science lab and a church pew, most of all if you are from russell, you can get an education just by looking

robert archive. we hear cairo from mr. kara, archive. you later, from will hear a discussion about from him history, and later as well storytelling. first, washington post a discussion reporter, bob woodward, about offers his thoughts on storytelling. but the importance of first, bob history, to woodward offers his combat thoughts misinformation. on >> good history to combat morning. misinformation. welcome to the new york historical >> good society morning everyone. . i am i'm louise mirror, new york historical president, and louise -- , ceo. president and and, it ceo of the new york historical society is a great thrill. it's for me to a great thrill welcome you, everyone, to our to welcome you to our spectacular ro s

mr. maxwell. >> her father, robert maxwell, was profiled by 60 minutes in 1988.e from czechoslovakia turned brash newspaper tycoon. >> just give him a message please and stop giving us a hard time. >> reporter: ghislaine was reportedly his favorite child. he even named his yacht after her. but he had a reputation as a bullying tyrant, including to his children. >> i remember being in a room full of people when maxwell walked in and everybody stopped talking. and, you know, outside clint eastwood movies, that really doesn't happen that often. >> john preston wrote a biography of robert maxwell. >> were people frightened? >> yes, i think people treated him with a strange mixture of kind of awe and ridicule. >> reporter: when he drowned mysteriously in 1991, it was discovered that maxwell had embezzled hundreds of millions of dollars, leaving ghislaine maxwell and her siblings humiliated and reportedly strapped for cash. >> they were the children of someone who had been branded public enemy number one. serial killers have had better press than robert maxwell. >> she

speaking god be in my mine heart and in my thinking god be at my end and in my departing ♪ senator roberts: mrdent, distinguished guests all. elizabeth and robin. bob dole was a kansas native son. he longed his hero, dwight david eisenhower, are kansas' faift sons, and they represent the vision and the promise of america. life in our state molded bob and ike, open prairies, wind, always the wind, wheat fields, agriculture, where man is at the mercy of chance and weather, but can still be confident in the dignity of his labor. bob's early life in russell, kansas, where the population hovered around 2,000, included the dust bowl and the great depression. bob characterized russell when addressing the russell high school graduating class of 1986, he said, there are two kinds of education in this world. there's one where you give yourself. and another you get from others. you can get an education on the farm or in a factory or in a science lab and a church pew, most of all if you are from russell, you can get an education just by looking at life around you. when i was a boy i doubt we knew the name

that was chief justice john roberts today, mr.ss saying that letting texas ban abortion this way means state can just over rule the constitution now. states can overrule the federal court. supreme court doesn't have to be obeyed anymore, not if this is how it's going to go from her on out. chief justice mayore was on the side of the argument, as well and said, quote, the court should have put an end to this madness months ago before the ban first went into effect. it fails to do so then, fails again today. the court then betrays not only the citizens of justice but our constitutional system of government. the court essentially invites other states to define texas's model for annulling civil rights. it invokes john calhoun who insisted states have the right to veto any federal law of which they disagree. the nation fought, she says, a civil war over that proposition. this choice to shrink from texas's challenge to supremacy will have far-reaching repercussions. i doubt the court, let alone the country is prepared for them. at surfa

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mr. caro's books on the 77th street side of the building. we are so very honored to have robert a caro on our stage today. mr. caro has twice won pulitzer prize for biography, three times the national book critics circle award and also won virtually every other major literary honor, including the gold medal from the academy arts and letter, the francis prize, cited by the american historians of the books that exemplifies the historian and the artist and our very own barbara davis book prize as well. mr. caro's second national book award was for lifetime achievement. in 2010, president barack obama awarded mr. caro the national humanities medal. in 2019 published a memoir, working. mr. caro graduated from princeton, was later a newman fellow at harvard and worked for six years as an investigative reporter for news day. he's currently at work on the fifth and final volume of the years of lyndon johnson. just before we begin this part of the program, i ask once again that you make sure that anything that makes a noise, like a cell phone, is switched off and remember, to keep your--

mr. durbin: madam president, i learned this morning about the passing of senator robert dole. what an extraordinary person he was. it was not my good fortune to serve with him in the united states senate, but as a member of the house of representatives i knew his work. i can remember when we enacted the americans with disabilities act. tom harkin was our leader on the democratic side. he had a member of his

mrs. clinton invited new york designer robert isabel to create the theme, a winter wonderland. not done until it's overdone. >> i'll keep doing until the first guest walks in. that's usually when it's done. >> an enormous wreath was carefully delivered to the east room, where it became the centerpiece. and cake artist colette peters made edible sculptures of sugar for the mantelpieces, whimsical, beautiful creations way too special to eat. the blue room tree was covered with 2,700 lights and over 2,000 handmade ornaments, 720 garlands, 344 wreaths were hung, 844 bows tied. slowly, surely it was transformed. white house staffers, designers, artisans from all over the country and hundreds of volunteers have been working since last january to deck these halls, and in the next few weeks, plenty of creatures will be stirring around here. an estimated 20,000 visitors are expected to walk through this winter wonderland. >> it's a fun time to work here, isn't it? >> it's great. it really is. because not only do we have all of this, we also invite in a lot of children's choirs and enter

mr. caro's books will be available for purchase on the 77th side of the building. we're so honored to have robert a. caro on our stage today. mr. caro has twice won the pulitzer prize for the biography, twice won the national book award, three times won the national book critic circle award and also won virtually every other major literary honor including the gold medal from the aamerican academy of arts and letters and our very own american history book prize as well. his second national book award was for lifetime achievement. in 2010 president barack obama awarded mr. caro the national humanities medal. in 2019 he published a memoir working. mr. caro graduated from princeton, was later a neeman fellow at harvard and worked for six years as an investigative reporter for news day. he's currently at work on the fifth and final volume of the years of linden johnson. just before we begin this part of the program, i ask once again to make sure anything that makes a noise like a cellphone is switched off and remember to keep your mask on. no photography except for our house photographers. and just be

robert reichard. >> could you track mr. reichard's movements?time, no. >> so if he was going to see teresa or if he was going to stalk raymond, no one would have known about it? >> a fair assessment. >> he certainly would have access to antifreeze. >> everybody has access to antifreeze. >> while detectives were trying to find out if teresa's ex-boyfriend turned letter bomber had anything to do with ray's death, they dug deeper into teresa's past, but the investigation went slowly. weeks became months and ray's family counted the days. >> it just felt like we were getting swept under the rug. >> some people would have given up in that instance? >> how could you? it's your father. your father was murdered, you're not going to give up. >> so what did you do? >> i pressed on. i did what i had to do. i made sure that there was justice. >> that was easier said than done. hard times were coming to ashtabula county. >>> two strong suspects, but the case is about to go cold. why? because instead of looking for killers, detectives are looking for work. co

mr. maxwell in new york is that there has been a demonstration in our studio in new york where robert macneil mr. maxwell were sitting, and we are unable to, at this point, to go back to mr. maxwell, as soon as whatever's going on up there has been cleared up. - [miller]: this group of men came into the studio in new york, and one of them chained himself, with handcuffs, to robin's -- the leg of robin's chair. - [lehrer]: we can now go back to new york, and i want to ask mr. maxwell a question, but before i ask mr. maxwell a question, i'm wanna ask robin a question. can you tell us what happened, sir? - [macneil]: yes, it was aroup of people who called themselves nonviolent demonstrators from the act up aids group, who complained that we and the media are spending too much time and attention on the war in the middle east, which they say will never kill as many people as are dying of aids. and i told them that this program has spent a lot of time on the aids matter, and will continue to be interested in it, and we will be covering it more in the future. - [glover]: the essential values that ha

mr. senator, forget goldfinger. you got robertt china is the biggest threat, single greatest priority for mi6. they are only now, beginning to understand what many people in this country have been warning for years. >> mr. pompeo: thanks for having me on today. welcome to the team. we have known, the former cia director when i was there, knew that this was the biggest threat. we made it clear to our british friends into our french friends, all around the world. that the chinese communist party indeed poses a singular greatest external threat to the united states. we were determined to unite the west against it. we can certainly prevail, but we have to be serious about it. i am heartened frankly, to hear that mi6, british intelligence service, is now prepared to go engage in a way that we have been engaging for several years. i hope our administration will stay where it is too. that's important. we cannot count out the chinese commons party. we cannot allow them to do what i did to the female tennis player. we cannot allow them to

. >> it's named after a west virginia senator and majority leader robert bird. >> he was mr.ution. >> if one knows the precedent. there are times when the senate, he had the senate in his hand. >> in the 1980s lawmakers pass partisan policies. it only needed 51 votes. it was an easy way to muscle through controversial items. bird wanted to stop that and put a guardrail in place. now senators must prove things are tied directly to the budget. the senate has a special way to cleanse the bill to determine what matches the budget framework. it's called the bird bath. they scrub the bill to determine what is in and out and clips the wings of provisions that don't match. the bird bath is not a singular event. there are phone calls and emails. paper work exchanges. sometimes the provisions are so controversial they convene the sides to present arguments as though in a court of law. >> one of the more contentious bird rule discussions that i participated in was around the affordable care act. we had written legal style breves. >> provisions that don't survive the bird bath are called

mr. caro donated his papers to the exhibition. turn every page inside the robert caro archive. >>> good morning. welcome to the new york historical society. it is a great thrill for me to welcome you this morning to our spectacular robert h. smith auditorium. whether you're joining us here in person or via live stream. we're so pleased to have you join us for a special day, very special day of discussion by distinguished speakers presented in conjunction with the opening of turn every page inside the robert a caro archive. it's on view on our second floor. this is the first public exhibition drawn from the archive of robert caro. this is a good time for me to acknowledge the biographer and master of narrative, robert caro and his wife, ina caro. [ applause ] we have very honored to have the archive but also to have both bob caro and ina caro with us today. today's panel history and sbeg di in an age of misinformation is a special conversation inspired by robert a caro's distinguished work. just before i introduce our panelist, i would like to thank and recognize a

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mr. caro donated his papers to the exhibition. turn every page inside the robert caro archive. >>>