so it's it's hugely important, but you know, i guess at some point mrs. pierce said something to her along the lines of like, you know, that's that's at least a 10 year project and you know, and this is kind of because we don't have 10 years, you know, and and then also make some kind of clip about like well if the president's doing all he's doing and it's like, okay, but of course like look at the staff the president had in terms of what he's accomplishing but the the ability the whole professionalization of you know, the curator's office isn't established officially until 1964. so technically under president johnson, but i mean luckily at least i'm not familiar with any other staff member working. under that much. direct supervision as mrs. paris and again, she's the other letter that blew my mind was when mrs. kennedy comes to her and i think it was mrs. writesman that she had been talking to about this new cataloging system that she had learned and you know, and and this was this was the system and this was the system lorraine was to use and lorraine's like,

so it's it's hugely important, but you know, i guess at some point mrs. pierce said something to her along the lines of like, you know, that's that's at least a 10 year project and you know, and this is kind of because we don't have 10 years, you know, and and then also make some kind of clip about like well if the president's doing all he's doing and it's like, okay, but of course like look at the staff the president had in terms of what he's accomplishing but the the ability the whole professionalization of you know, the curator's office isn't established officially until 1964. so technically under president johnson, but i mean luckily at least i'm not familiar with any other staff member working. under that much. direct supervision as mrs. paris and again, she's the other letter that blew my mind was when mrs. kennedy comes to her and i think it was mrs. writesman that she had been talking to about this new cataloging system that she had learned and you know, and and this was this was the system and this was the system lorraine was to use and lorraine's like,

mr. pierce, mr. ruiz, mrs. swalwell, mr. takano, mr. vargas, mr. sedanye, mrs. torrez, mr. valuedago, miss barrigan, mr. cashahol, mr. panetta, mr. goldman, mr. harder, mr. eleven, miss porter, mr. mike garcia, mrs. kim, mrs. steele, mr. doer, mr. robert garcia, mr. keely, mr. mullin. the mitt tee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker elect to the chair. >> so we're -- the clerk just listed the names of the california delegation. kevin mccarthy is from the delegation. and we are now expecting some of the formal procedures to go on. i saw one of the members of the california delegation, congresswoman katie porter, sitting in the audience reading a book called the subtle art of not giving an f. >> another member of the california delegation by the name of nancy pelosi was walking by. that's going to be interesting. you know, traditionally, we have seen this moment, the leader of the opposition party gives the gavel. >> when they called hakeem jefferies and other leaders as well to be part of this. >> right, that is going to be hakeem jefferies, obviously, because

i said, i just my heart was out to mrs. pierce, and i'm so grateful that we i would argue in the curator's office. i mean certainly there's many challenges and pressures, but we are not seeing that type of i mean she really pioneered away and and a way to be a professional in that position. that you know has has benefited us all so i'm very grateful for that. well, thank you melissa susan elaine for a terrific conversation about a very important topic and thank you good evening. i am dr. julie lewis professor and adviser of the universe city of central missouri's award winning student news outlet, the mule skinner. welcome to yukon's author talk, which will be soon on c-span, u.s. oms, communication and digital media production department will be facilitating our evening. tonight, two of our you seem mule skinner students will be asking our questions then if time permits our audience will get the chance to ask questions. so tonight, new york times best selling author andrew visits schools all over the country to talk about his boo

mr. speaker. if i had known it was you i would have come down more often. i honor the life and legacy of russell pierce, a constituent, a colleague, a patriot and a dear friend. russell passed january 5, 2023, in mesa, arizona. a fifth generation arizonan with a deep pioneer heritage, russell was born june 23, 1947, to howell and norma pearce in mesa, arizona. he had humble roots but was raised by a loving and hardworking mother that told him he could have his own path of the world. our documents established the united states of america as a bastion of liberty and belief. this led russell to a life of success through service to his community, his state, and his country. he first answered the call to serve in 1965 when he joined the arizona national guard during the vietnam conflict. he served honorably until 1972 and joined the maricopa county sheriff's office being sworn as a deputy in 1970. law enforcement was in russell's blood as his ancestor joe pearce had been one of the original arizona rangers. two of his own sons, shawn and colton, followed russell's example, joining the mcso and also the gilb

mr. andre fathers has conceded defeat. the campaign was marked by this information and control wasn't comments over the war in ukraine. ukrainian troops have been battling russian forces, trying to pierce its lines across the eastern donetta creature, ukraine's president will arden me as the lensky has described. situation at the front, as extremely acute fighting has torn a new a spotlight on russia's wagner group. a private military company led by a millionaire with links to russian president vladimir putin. many wagner fighters killed in ukraine. the convicts were promised freedom in exchange for their service . this creep yard was one thin, empty piece of land, but then grieved for the fallen fighters of freshest. martha mooney, wagner droop, started getting duck frequently near a small farming community in fat and russia. the wagner group honors its forces with reeds and wooden crosses. an investigation by righteous news agency revealed that at least $39.00 of the fight of buried hair and a nearby cemetery spread. convex included killers, murderous and courier criminals. and we recruited last year to fight against ukrainian forces. the u. s. intelligence community believed wagner

mr. taras, a great moment, this is exactly where we started, such a classic ending from what we started, such a looping of cinema, art is considered to have piercedsm, the holocaust american movie with beautiful actresses in 1977 or 1979, probably the beginning of filming was in 1977, it was fantastic, but i really like the cinema of everyday life, banal evil, yes, what is the name of that ? that's it. it's normal here, jews are here, germans are friends, then something happens later something happens then something happens i took it and that's all and i'm just sitting and until you know how long it will take with russia well generations generations generations well two at least no i think at least two at least two at least well moses a long time ago said 40 years, that's two generations, i'm at the end, because the jews were mentioned. i want to end with a phenomenal phrase of my friend yosyp diesel, who always said, mykola, you have it like ours . communicators of the second 10 years, the komsomol members, yes, then the pioneers remain the yellow ones and we are just now on the perfect 4.10th anniversary when the yellow ones entered sooner or l

mrs. larisa found her husband, he was covered in blood, the doctors fought for his life for 3 hours, he was just born in a shirt, he was lucky , well, they pierced a tendon in his arm, a lip, well they sewed up their foreheads they sewed up there were no windows anywhere in the house and not a single surviving room was already lying here at the ball everything here was in such a small everything everything was covered in blood that’s how the walls were washed everything in the neighborhood mr. anatoliy’s house his family was preparing for the celebration on new year's, when that terrible shelling happened, as a result of which his wife was injured by the blast wave, the woman was badly hit by glass after the hospital, they decided to go to their relatives because they will live with friends , now there is simply nowhere a carefully decorated fireplace christmas tree this is all that is left in this house from new year's coziness, there was everything, there was furniture , there were garlands on the windows, a christmas tree in the next room, ass. coziness, everything, fireplace, candles, everything was there . and it's perfect for a new year's

mrs. yevhenii was on the street, in whose apartment the explosive wave took out the windows and the balcony block. the seven-year-old sofiyka survived by a miracle because fragments of the russian rocket were piercingall around. well, there were fragments in the legs of the little ones as well. the fragments of the husband slightly burned the wall from its russian measure, which almost shortened the life of a young family to help people in apart from the emergency workers and utility workers, the volunteers also called in the morning and said that our help is very much needed here, so we are here. the officials say that as a result of what they promise to help, the windows will be closed because there is already heating. because the windows in some apartments have not been blown open. people live there . and the people who were injured right now will be, as i said, in these kindergartens, then we will find them housing for a temporary stay due to their injuries, the next one is trying to beat him indifferently and beat it to the people, to the industrial infrastructure, to the military infrastructure, all the goals for the russian occupier are military goals, the residents, who have no money to fix

pierce and thank you so much as ever. nice to you. and also massive. thank you. a massive thank and to mr.o you for joining at home with your companies. oh, it was. a pleasure to see you. i'm actually doing patrick's show this week, so i'll see you tomorrow between three and six. enjoy a live with the weather. have a good day this year on gb news. we've got brand new members of the family join , us members of the family join, us across the entire united . we across the entire united. we cover the issues that matter to you gb news always stay honest , you gb news always stay honest, balanced and fair. we want to hear whatever is on your mind . hear whatever is on your mind. we don't talk down to you . the we don't talk down to you. the establishment had their chance now we're here to represent you . britons watching come join on tv news. the people's britain's news channel channel. hello again. i hope you're enjoying your sunday. but looking ahead weather wise , it's going to weather wise, it's going to remain cold. there'll be snow for some of us, but also a bit of winter sunshine to look