he knew of mulligan's reputation, that has to be colonel mulligan, and calls out, colonel mulligan, i presume. mulligan shouts back, and you must be colonel hayes. the men start conferring. both by this time have gotten reports, both of their respective flanks. hayes has information that to the east of john breckenridge's command will be moving forward to threaten his flank. troops reported seeing stephen ramseur's division moving on the heights to the west on sandy ridge. at about this time, a staff officer from george crook arrives, who had one job, to make sure mulligan and hayes move forward as they had been ordered to do. well, haytes looks at mulligan and says, at the state in the game it is as well we go forward as back, because either way we are gone up at this point. that's exactly what's going to happen. they move out in this attempted warden's men come up and hit the left flank of rutherford b. hayes, across the t. 3000 confederates firing on the flank of the 1300 brigade of ohioans and west virginians under colonel rutherford b. hayes. it, thewould have regiment on the lef

the film explores the emotional and psychological effects of sexual abuse and trauma and it mulligans character makes a societal call the actions to hold those accountable often not only get away with sexual assault but seemingly prosper meanwhile leaving forever damaged victims in their wake mulligan is the dark hero who seeks justice for the abuse women our criminal justice system did not meet to revenge film has already appeared at the sundance film festival and is bound to keep making waves. most definitely is this a fascinating story i want to ask you what do you find so striking about this film both in the applause for but also in you know it's getting a little bit controversial it's gotten some backlash what is what's so striking what jumps out to you about this film absolutely in the applause in the applause chamber i think that one of the things that this film points out is that a lot of those who. who have committed sexual assault or any type of sexual crime go on to live productive lives many of them become c.e.o.'s they become you know heads of a lot of major corporations

>> katrina mulligan. >> katrina mulligan. i've been known to make mistakes before. so please join me in thanking the panel first. [ applause ] oops. and welcoming katrina mulligan. >> thank you. thank you, guys. on that theme, as the person with the responsibility to stand between you and drinks and knowing better than that given that we all could use a drink after the year we just had, i'm just going to get a few thank yous out of the way. events like these, as you guys know, don't plan themselves and we had a tremendous team here at c.a.p. that helped to put this together. i want to first thank all our speakers and panelists for taking the time out of their day. the c.a.p. national security team and in particular alex schmidt who did a lot of the laboring or making this event happen. [ applause ] thank you. c.a.p.'s leadership team, in particular, gordon gray and n r neera tandon. last but certainly not least i wanted to just thank kelly magsemen whose leadership -- [ applause ] yes. kelly's leadership and vision is what we all execute against every day and so we'

and welcoming katrina mulligan. >> thank you. on that theme, as a person with the responsibility to stand between you and drinks, and knowing better that given we all could use a drink after the year we just had, i'm just going to get a few key things out of the way. events like these, as you guys know, don't plan themselves, and we have a tremendous team here at cap that helped to put this together. i want to first thank all of our speakers and panelists for taking the time out of their day, the cap national security team, and in particular, alex schmidt who did a lot of the laboring or for making this event happen. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> cap's leadership team in particular gordon gray, and yurin candon, and last but certainly not least, i wanted to just thank kelly macknammen, whose leadership -- [ applause ] >> yes. kelly's leadership -- >> and live coverage of the house panel looking into the rise of anti-semitism, and what congress can do to counter it. l

explain that your play saved me from my embarrassment i'm not prepared to be here today i want to mulligan i want to reach back to. calm the witnesses that i should have done i realize my homework assignment is incomplete and i'm askin you as a u.s. senator is to save me from myself that's what i was going to do you know were also as i don't know what he says for example he was also boring very 'd boring. and i think for you know for a. lot of. our young science that the great thing is the boring means everybody switches to sport nobody conspiracy anything because for the viewers internationally it's on every single channel if you wanted to watch a soap proper and not soap opera on capitol hill you can't see it because everybody is showing what's happening on the hill but i wanted to ask you about that jack this argument that they don't need to do a trial it says in the actual amendment to try the for the person being impeached so and jason mentioned a shift mentioned they've never before done an impeachment and not called witnesses in the senate so how do you square that truth well when y

staying with the telegraph, caroline mulligan, the actor, 0scar judges don't watch the films.se they don't! they have so many films to get through, and basically what she's about is a lack of diversity in the nomination categories, and the one which willie epitomises this is the fa ct which willie epitomises this is the fact that little women, loads of female actors, a female director, didn't get a female nomination for female director, and if that story had been told, a male director about men's stories, almost certainly it would have done. just drawing attention to the fact that the academy is 95% white and 70% male so, yeah, there is a lack of diversity, and they are going to watch the films that personally appeal to them, not the hundreds that come out each year, so i am sure she is right they don't watch all of them. i certainly wouldn't!” don't know, they do or they don't, and it's likely they don't, and often award systems are slightly skewed, although i am not sure i agree with your analysis that, in itself, just because there is a lack of diversity... obviously it's d

to now to be all sour grapes and say we want to, you know, a mulligan, i'm sorry. it doesn't fly. i think people see through it. what do you say? >> it doesn't work that way. look, the house could have taken all the time they wanted to have as many witnesses as they wanted. they were under no false notion of what their time frame was. but little adam schiff and jerry nadler decide they want to move this through to go after the president in an election year. and here's what the real truth is, a partisan vote in the senate on the two issues that have come before them show there's no appetite whatsoever either by the american people or the members of the u.s. senate to impeach this president because there is no underlying crime. this president is leading by example. he's rebuilding our military, he's renegotiating bad trade deals. and if that's a crime, then fine, he's guilty. but the truth is america is better and stronger because of donald trump. trish: yeah. i can't argue with that. say what you want about him, the guy has really good policy. and it's really paying off. you have o

there is no mulligan here when it comes to our national security. what if china does overtly or covertly start to help the trump campaign? you think he's going to call them out on it? or do you think he's going to give them a better trade deal on it? can any of us really have the confidence that donald trump will put his personal interests ahead of the national interest? is there really any evidence in this presidency that should give us the ironclad confidence that he would do so? you know you can't count on him to do that. that's the sad truth. you know you can't count on him to do that. the american people deserve a president they can count on to put their interests first. to put their interests first. >>> colonel vindman said, here, right matters. here, right matters. well, let me tell you something. if right doesn't matter -- if right doesn't matter, it doesn't matter how good the constitution is. it doesn't matter how brilliant the framers were. doesn't matter how good or bad our advocacy in this trial is. doesn't matter how well written the o

more from cornyn suggesting it should be punted back to the house, they should do a reover, have a mulligan. we also heard from kelce lindsey gram who says the president wants this all wrapped up by the time he delivers the state of the union address, february 4th, two and a half weeks away. doesn't give you a lot of time for a trial f. that's the deadline, we are going to have a short trial and you could see senators not vote for witnesses if that is indeed the marching orders they are getting from the president. >> for more on the impeachment trial watch trump on trial with ari melber at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >>> it is a race against the impeachment trial beginning for the four senators running for president. they are just a few of the candidates stumping in the early contest states today before senate trial sidelines them forcing them on to capitol hill. vaughn hillyard joins us. how is senator warren approaching her job as a juror and maintaining her job as a presidential candidate? >> she has 36 hours left to be a presidential candidate here in iowa. she is making a ru

"mulligan, that's obama's fault. [ light laughter ] the u.s.issued a warning yesterday about a fraudulent text message campaign claiming to draft recipients for world war iii. come on. if you get drafted you're not going to get a text. you'll -- you'll get a tweet [ laughter ] prince harry and duchess meghan markle announced on instagram this afternoon that they're stepping away from the royal family and moving to canada, or as it was reported in british tabloids, meghan kidnapped harry! [ lighug prince harry and duchess meghan markle also announced they will quote work to become financially independent. while william and kate announced they've sold the queen and they're going to cabo. [ laughter ] after laying off her entire campaign staff last week, wellness guru marianne williamson said today that she is considering ending her presidential run she'll return to her previous job, appearing in the stars during your ayahuasca trip [ laughter ] "the new york times" has published a profile on a new concert tour featuring hologram performances by d

there's no mulligan here when it comes to our national security. so what if china does overtly or covertly start to help the trump campaign? do you think he's going to call them out on it? or do you think he's going to give them a better trade deal on it? colonel vindman said, here, right matters. here, right matters. well, let me tell you something. if right doesn't matter, if right doesn't matter, it doesn't matter how good the constitution is. it doesn't matter how brilliant the framers were. it doesn't matter how good or bad our advocacy in this trial is. it doesn't matter how well-written the oath of impartiality is. if right doesn't matter, we're lost. if the truth doesn't matter, we're lost. the framers couldn't protect us from ourselves if right and truth don't matter. and you know that what he did was not right. you know, that's what they do in the old country, that colonel vindman's father came from, or the old country that my great-grandfather came from. or the old countries that your ancestors came from, or maybe you came from. but here

it's a great mulligan.here. >> if you look at the way the banks are acting now, a week after there was generally a good result, they're acting poorly. that may have to do with the flattening of the yield curves, i think we're probably a we're on two away from a day where we see all of them down 5% from one day. that's when things start to steamroll a bit. rick, what do you have >> well, contessa if you look an intraday of 2s, down seven basis points on the week october chart of ten-year down five off day, down 14 on the week, the surf flattened between sos and 2s, seven basis points this week. the dollar index by far the champion of the week look at it the best levels since presiden end of november. bertha, after sick higher weekly closes in the nasdaq, it looks like we're going to miss on week 7. >> yeah, we are snapping that we are win streak here with today's decline. apple had been on pace for its ninth straight weekly gain, but turning lower here nonetheless it's still on pace for the best start to the

there is no mulligan here when it comes to our national security. so what if china does overtly occur really start to help the trump campaign. you think he is going to call them out on it or give a better trade deal on it? can any of us have the confidence that donald trump will put his personal interests ahead of the national interests? is there any evidence, and and that is the sad truth. the american people deserve a president they can count on to put their interests first, to put their interests first. kernel vindman said here, right matters. here, right matters. let me tell you something. if right doesn't matter, if right doesn't matter, it doesn't matter how good the constitution is. it doesn't matter how brilliant the framers were. it doesn't matter how good or bad our advocacy in this trial is, doesn't matter how well-written the oath of impartiality is, if right doesn't matter we are lost. if the truth doesn't matter we are lost. the framers couldn't protect us from ourselves if right and truth don't matter and you know that what he did was

i believe we have pat mulligan with us. good to see you. >> good morning, supervisors. this is the annual submission before the board for san francisco's prevailing wage standards. it includes the ten classifications service sector under 21(c) as well as the 60-plus with hundreds of subclassifications that are recognized by the california department of industrial relations. it's frequently a consent item. just so everyone's aware, there is some controversy over 21(c)(3) as related to the car rental facility at the san francisco international airport. there is some pending litigation related to that. that should have no impact on the submittal before you today. it's worth noting that 21(c)(3) has not changed from the previous years. it reflects no change in that item. >> could we have the bla report, please. >> good morning, chair and members of the committee. this is just the annual approval by the board of supervisors of the prevailing wages for 2020 for covered classifications. we talk about -- page 3 of our report shows the various categories of workers that would be

there's no mulligan here when it comes to our national security. so what if china does overtly or covertly start to help the trump campaign? you think he's going to call them out on it? or do you think he's going to give them a better trade deal on it? can any of us really have the confidence that donald trump will put his personal interests ahead of the national interests? is there really any evidence in this presidency that should give us the ironclad confidence that he would do so? you know you can't count on him to do that. that's the sad truth. you know you can't count on him to do that. the american people deserve a president they can count on to put their interests first, to put their interest first. colonel vindman said, here, right matters. here, right matters. well, let me tell you something. if right doesn't matter, if right doesn't matter, it doesn't matter how good the constitution is. it doesn't matter how brilliant the framers were. it doesn't matter how good or bad our advocacy in this trial is. it doesn't matter how well-written th

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but now we know better right after that russia did try to hacker e-mails there is no mulligan with the national security. so what if china does overtly or covertly start to help the trump campaign? you think he will call them out on it or give them a better trade deal? can any of us really have the confidence that donald trump and put his personal interests ahead of the national interest? is there really any evidence in this presidency that should give us the ironclad confidence that he would do so? you know you cannot count on him to do that. that's the sad truth. you know you can't count on him to do that. the american people deserve a president they can count on to put their interest first. colonel vindman said here right matters. let me tell you something. if wright doesn't matter, if wright doesn't matter, it doesn't matter how good the constitution is. it doesn't matter how brilliant the framers were. it doesn't matter how good or bad by the advocacy of the trial or how well written the oath of impartiality is. if wright doesn't matter, we are lost. if the truth doesn't matter we