mrs. lawrence. and the goal of this application on the other end a utility company that wanted to my mom a bundle service so i'm here and my mom on the other end and because is what do i got the and i know that one way with these with chat that we build by the way if you hit zero it typically takes to a human person and so i got the phone, i hit zero and took it and it took me to a human person to person, on the other hand, did not know the person who had been speaking with my mom a chat box. they didn't even know. but i knew because i've built the systems, built systems like that i thought that was interesting was kind of a inflection, if you will, because this is my mom could have probably lost her house, certainly couldn't. the system that they was trying to her and i asked a lady on the other end, you know that my mom that was a chat box. now my you got to know my mom. she would never tell you she's black. she would never tell you her age. she would never tell you. she just wouldn't do that. but

mrs. lawrence. and the goal of this application on the other end a utility company that wanted to my mom a bundle service so i'm here and my mom on the other end and because is what do i got the and i know that one way with these with chat that we build by the way if you hit zero it typically takes to a human person and so i got the phone, i hit zero and took it and it took me to a human person to person, on the other hand, did not know the person who had been speaking with my mom a chat box. they didn't even know. but i knew because i've built the systems, built systems like that i thought that was interesting was kind of a inflection, if you will, because this is my mom could have probably lost her house, certainly couldn't. the system that they was trying to her and i asked a lady on the other end, you know that my mom that was a chat box. now my you got to know my mom. she would never tell you she's black. she would never tell you her age. she would never tell you. she just wouldn't do that. but

mr. lawrence wolf, national commander, catholic war veterans. mr.or, executive director, blinded veterans association. retired united states army colonel barely chains key, national commander, jewish war veterans of the united states of america. dr. wayne reynolds, national treasure -- treasurer, vietnam veterans of america. the associate and emeritus members of the committee are located to my front right. i would like to ask the president and national commanders, who comprise our associate and emeritus membership, to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership with your applause. [applause] it is now my pleasure to introduce the executive director , army national military cemeteries, and the office of army cemeteries, ms. karen durham aguilera. [applause] >> good morning. what a beautiful day. and, yes, every day is a beautiful day here at arlington national cemetery. on behalf of the secretary of the army and the dedicated men and women who serve here, welcome to arlington national

mr. texas by lawrence tried, seven days of possibilities, one teacher, 24 kids and the music that changed their lives forever . and nothing sacred, outspoken voices in contemporary fiction. let's start with seven days of possibilities. guest: that is such an amazing book. every time i have an interesting book, i follow it up. this, a reporter for the new york times has written excellent pieces for some of the subjects that we have been tainabout that canvas free speech. i was reading under one of her recent articles and it mentioned this book. i have the title and it sounded so fascinating, so i ordered the book and it is so inspiring, as an educator. it is about a young woman from finland who grew up in a tiny town and coming off to new york is like the opposite experience. she wants to be a jazz singer that has challenges to that dream come as musicians do. she takes a job as a teacher in a difficult public school in the bronx, where she uses music as a way to reach out to students who have all kinds of economic and educational and sociological challenges. she instructs them in gospel m

mr. o'brien the teamster guy declined. >> lawrence: of course.course. >> ainsley: i don't blame him he is an mma fighter. >> steve: here is ultimately what they decided. they divided you know what? let's take this outside. let's meet for coffee. so they're going to meet for coffee. and they accepted. nonetheless, here is the senator who bernie sanders said you are a senator, senator. talking last night with sean hannity. >> i was like listen i'm a guy from oklahoma first. in oklahoma you don't do. this maybe you run your mouth in new jersey. i don't know. i'm not from new jersey. this is some thug that's a mob boss and you are supposed to be intim dated because he is the boss of the teamsters. and he has got away with this. he got suspended by his own teamsters before for intimidation. he has been in trouble multiple times. in 2022 he said he wanted to bring the mob mentality back to the teamsters. maybe that's true. but you are still not going to run your mouth at me and expect me to just set there. >> lawrence: i so respect this. >> ainsley: yo

mr. texas, congratulations. >> ainsley: how are you feeling? >> lawrence: i feel good.ve the show. i wanted to be prepared at this deli. and i said they are going to win it. i have nothing to panic about. and i woke up to the news. it was beautiful. it's a great day to be a texas ranger. >> brian: not many people had them winning it all in the beginning of the season. it's pretty a amazing. and bruce bochy again. >> they showed a lot of heart, brian. >> ainsley: we are happy for you, lawrence. we were pulling for them for many reasons but mainly for you. >> steve: congratulations. >> lawrence: thanks, my friends. >> ainsley: right now the largest migrant caravan in a year is heading for the united states as mayors across the country head to washington today to meet with lawmakers. >> brian: but, first, ripping down hostage posters, rallying for hamas, spewing hate on all college campuses? how did we get here? we break down the roots that led to this indoctrination, next. ♪ look who saved slider sunday again! here we go... (♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes goo

mr. president, i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar item 49, brigadier general lawrence. linton to be major general. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: mr. president, i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar item 50, big dear general stacy -- brigadier general stays i am m. babcock to be major general. the presiding officer: is there an objection? the senator from alabama? mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to andrew j.gabarra to be lieutenant general. promise is there an objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. kaine: i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar number 52, major general collins. th

mr. johnson is, it is not us at this moment. lawrence wright: there was a signal moment in our cultural history. suddenly it occurred to us, the right thing to do is to tuturn on telelevision. speaker: reports continue to come in, but in a confused and fragmentary fashion. speaker: president kennedy has been given a blood transfusion at parkland hospital here in dallas in an effort to save his life.. lawrence wright: it was odd because there were no commemercials. itit was just a continuous experience. walterer cronkite:e: for two p s hahave entereded the emergency m at parkland hospital, where he rests after the assassination attempt, which now was about a half hour ago. interviewer: what are your feelings right now, ma'am? speaker: i'm absolutely shocked, stunned. we have the same birthday and i'm just crazy about him. speaker: i mean, who would wawant to shoooot the presesi? whatat did he dodo? i mean, , he's been n doing soso much for r the countrt, anand someone e goes ahahead and shshoots him?? speaker: a flash from dallas. two pri

mr. president, that way. >> brian: that outfit gets hot after a while. >> steve: that's why you do it as easter. >> lawrencen of a top hollywood agent facing triple murder charges in the killing of his wife and in-laws, ainsley. >> ainsley: samuel haskel the fourth is being held without bail after appearing in los angeles court first time yesterday. >> steve: alexandria hough has all the details. >> this is truly a strange and grotesque caseworkers hired to move bags of body parts and homeless man finding those bags in a california dumpster. led to a man described sam haskel the fourth appearing on video allegedly making that dumpster dropoff. made first court appearance yesterday and now charged in connection with to the murders of his wife may and her parents. all three are currently missing and presumed dead. the adults lived together with sam and may's three children now placed in protective custody. the 35-year-old haskel is the some of samuel haskel the third famed former talent agents who represented dolly parton and george clooney as he served as the executive vice president and worldwide head of te

now, mr jones, the walmart foundation is something this committee sees as a unique program to help small businesses like uh lawrenceround the country grow. what impact has the foundation had on veteran owned small businesses? >> thank you, mr congressman. uh so, uh obviously we have our open call. you all are familiar with that. um and a part of that commitment, we, we committed to spend $350 billion over the over 10 years in items made and assembled in the united states. um and we really because on veteran owned business as well. so we just had that last, last week where we had our open open call. um one of those businesses is grind oral care sells us, made toothpaste. uh but it's a veteran owned business. uh they came to our open call and they received the, the, the golden ticket, uh and we're continuing to do that. so in the future, um we look to work with the ivmf um to, to focus on what are the areas of opportunity for veteran entrepreneurs um that needed help and where are they lacking resources. and so we're going to come together and formulate a panel in conjunction with uh the, the certified veteran owned

lawrence g. ferguson on his promotion to major general. next, mr. president, i rise to talk about another officer within executive calendar 384, and this officer has been selected for the grade of major general. this is brigadier general steven marks, currently the deputy commanding general for first special forces command airborne. are we seeing a pattern here? okay. brigadier general marks was raised in columbia, missouri, state to my south, and earned his commission from the university of missouri rotc in 1982. he served as a variety of -- in a variety of tactical assignments in the airborne field artillery regiment and special operations unit. he's a graduates of the u.s. naval war college and has a master's in defense analysis from the naval postgraduate school in monterey, california. brigadier general marks commanded in afghanistan at every rank from captain to lieutenant colonel and serving most recently as commander of special operations task force northeast. he commanded the united states army garrison in italy before returning to joint sp

lawrence and some others were brought far too late. but in his ruling this morning, mrjustice ruling this morning, mr justice nicklin said that associatedow to any of the claims presented as part of the preliminary hearings. and he said that there is a real prospect that each of the claimants could demonstrate that. associated newspapers, the publisher of the mail, concealed the relevant facts and stops the claims . ants bringing claims claims. ants bringing claims against the publisher for a lot earlier. so in other words, the claimants, according to the judge, have a realistic prospect of demonstrating that they are all of unlawful all victims of unlawful information gathering. as i said , the publisher of the daily mail denies all these allegations, but all of this has to be tested as part of a full blown trial. now, we saw prince harry take part in a separate trial against his privacy , a trial against his privacy, a privacy case against the mirror group newspapers in the summer where he gave two days of evidence , evidence in our high evidence, evidence in our high court room , we could see similar court room, we could see similar

bring in william lawrence, he's a full me, us diplomats and professor of political science and international affairs of the american university and joins us now from washington, dc. mr. long. so it was nice to have you on the program for your insight cards. talk to you about the strategy, all the us to send both on to me blinking and william burns into this melting pulse of them. at least right now, you bet. it's slightly overlapped each other. what is, what be, what is hoped will be achieved by william burns in the next few days. so william burns is a former deputy, as a secretary of state, has vast experience and contacts as well trusted. don't forget there's a 3rd one involved. david satterfield, the new coordinator for humanitarian relief, was also working all the angles. but it's for sure that the case that burns is going to come in, not necessarily with a clean slate, but with that, you know, a new perspective, a new angle. i mean, it hasn't been, you know, the person parenting at times use really talking points or talking about cell a solidarity with this really. so that time. but has a reputation as you know, the diplomat that did the original notion go stat

lawrence report, 3900 dealers are in full revolt. they can't sell electric cars vehicles. they're sitting on the lot between 12 and 16 months. they cannot sell it. what does that tell you, mrramer. >> it tells me you cannot have a market heavily subsidized, full of mandates producing a product that nobody wants to buy. sure it produces, to quote president biden's letter a lot of good-paying union jobs, if that's your goal but they're going to be short-term jobs because no one's buying them off of the lot. this is just another attempt to manipulate the market, manipulate the supply by, you know, changing the demand curve. larry: you can't force it. >> only the market can do that. larry: you can't jam it down peoples throats. this is america. the culture says no. bidens will not listen to this. let me move on. opec meets tomorrow, saudi opec. opec plus which means russia, in the middle of this israel- israel-hamas-iran war and so forth. what's going to happen here? how do you read this opec meeting. what do you think the saudis will do? >> well it looks to me like they're prepared to either, you know, keep status quo or even reduce production which i think the recent drops i

mr. moskowitz. >> what's that. >> you have already been proven a liar. >> who is proving me a liar, you? >> yes. >> that exchange happening during the house oversight and accountability committee's hearing on the u.s. general services administration. lawrencei love you. but that got me pretty fired up. i want to one out of a frame throw down and go out with you although i would probably be killed. >> lawrence: violence on "fox & friends"? we don't fight. >> todd: get you fired up like ready to go? >> lawrence: i would love it. >> todd: not lawrence and me we are buddies. >> lawrence: thanks, todd. they claim to be buddies. carley, i would never. >> carley: i love how you handled that, lawrence we are a big happy family. we are the example. you are absolutely right. >> carley: more news to get to. an ohio community is coming together to mourn six people killed in a fiery crash yesterday morning. the deadly crash involved a charter bus carrying band students, a semi-truck, one commercial vehicle and two other cars. three high school students and three adults died. the cause of that horrific crash still under investigation. and happening today, jurors are set to hear closing arguments in the trial of david depape the suspect accused of attack

mr pothole can still be shocked. at oh, that's a that's wreck me steering today's target. marsden saint lawrence's now starting to break down the base course rather than the wearing course. wearing the wearing course. the wearing course 4050 mill, but course is the top 4050 mill, but onceit course is the top 4050 mill, but once it starts getting into the base course , it won't take long base course, it won't take long before ends into crater. >> potholes are a nationwide nuisance , the aa says it's been nuisance, the aa says it's been called to 450,000 incidents this year alone. lee is one of the many unfortunate drivers to face a pothole and lose the wheel cracked. >> and where the tyre had hit this edge of the pothole, it actually split the sidewall. his car and wallet took a beating . car and wallet took a beating. >> i'm a pensioner, so i'm not sort of rolling in money. >> don't run a rolls—royce, just running a very old car. and there's another odd pound. there's another 250 odd pound. i can't really afford, but there's hope. >> today, the government is announcing billions in extra funding

lawrence and four others. they claim it carried out unlawful information gathering and says the legal challenges against it have been brought far too late. but mrf demonstrating that the news group concealed relevant facts that would have allowed them to bnng that would have allowed them to bring a claim earlier. now natwest says it will not pay 67. £6 million in potential payments to former chief executive dame alison rose over her role in the nigel farage de—banking scandal. the former chief executive was in line for an exit package of more than £10 million, but the board of the partly taxpayer owned banking group has decided to pay her 1.7 million. dame alison says she's pleased the bank has cleared her of misconduct . trade bank has cleared her of misconduct. trade unionists opposed to the israel gaza war have blockaded a weapons factory in chatham kent. police are on the scene outside the bae systems factory, where dozens of people are gathered under banners reading workers for a free palestine line and stop arming israel . an organiser says arming israel. an organiser says the weapons manufacturers providing components for military aircra

mr. van beek. thank you for joining us. >> members of the committee, thank you so much for the opportunity to share my story. my name is lawrence van beek and i'm 26. group in iowa, graduated from the university of iowa and i have iowa based national company. i'm also a member of emperor of the dream and one of 250,000 young immigrants who face constant barriers in our legal immigration system the forces young people who were brought here legally, raised and educated here to leave the country after turning 21. i am visiting today from belgium as i have already been forced of my home for nearly two decades. despite going to great lengths to follow every letter of u.s. immigration law, my ability to build the future in the only country i call home is obscured in red tape. it has happened both as a child growing up here lawfully and as an adult trying to navigate the employment immigration system. i was born -- when i was seven years old my parents moved us to the united states in search of a better life after rising crime in our area. my family already had deep roots in iowa dating back to shortly after world war ii when my grand

lawrence island in the middle of the bering straits. another shipment in march, 1593 grams of fentanyl , population 450. not accessible by road, by boat. mr. secretary, i appreciate what you are sending to ihs through the supplemental. it's $215 million. we got to look really quickly at what is happening to our native american population. my time has expired. i haven't allowed for response but i hope you take seriously that we will not be able to get the support that we need for israel, for ukraine, for the pacific, for the disasters unless there is true, meaningful border security as part of the supplemental. thank you. >> senator van hollen. >> i think both of you for your service and testimony. said this is just my way of thinking you and the president for the request to put forward on childcare. in the state of maryland, childcare is more expensive than in-state tuition at the university of maryland. that obviously puts an incredible strain on family budgets and obviously reduces the ability of people to enter the workforce and they are having to pay more childcare in some instances that they are making or certainly not making all of

mr pothole can still be shocked . oh pothole can still be shocked. oh that's a that's wrecked me. steering today's target. marston saint lawrence in. it got in and it's breaking it down. it's now starting to break down the base course rather than the wearing course. the wearing course is the 50 mill. but once it the top 40, 50 mill. but once it starts getting into the base course, won't take long course, it won't take long before that ends up into a crater . crater. >> potholes are a nationwide nuisance, the aa says it's been called to 450,000 road incidents this year alone. lee is one of the many unfortunate drivers to face a pothole and lose the wheel cracked. >> and where the tyre had hit the edge of the pothole, it actually split the sidewall. his car and wallet took a beating . car and wallet took a beating. >> i'm a pensioner, so i'm not sort of rolling in money. >> don't run a rolls—royce. it's just running a very old car. >> it's another 250 odd pounds. i really afford. i can't really afford. >> there's hope. today, the >> but there's hope. today, the government is announcing billions in extra funding for road repairs.

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