from the arestill al family foundation and the new jersey historical commission, the new jersey council on the humanities and the institute of museum and library services, morris county small business grant program and, the garden club of morristown. and of course, all of you. thank you. additional annual also comes from our generous members and individual donors. mccullough hall historical museum was built by george and louisa mccullough. the mccullough's emigrated from london into york city in 1806. in 1810, they purchased six acres and a one story bank house from general down down. john dowdy, a commander in george army during the revolutionary. the mccullough's built their federal style brick mansion in which we sit now. the first significant structure brick structure in morristown in 1810 and added on to in 1812 and in 1819. this very schoolroom george and louisa raised a son francis law and a daughter, mary louisa in mansion on what would become av. and what makes this house is that for five generations, the mccullough family lived here. descendants of the mccullough lived here. s

quintessential new jersey community. of the most successful communities in america great school system. great transportation great quality of life, diversity, everything you would want raising your family, that's why you're there. >> agree, agree. >> none of that comes free and so -- that does not mean we're not obsessed with -- we got something called the anchor of property tax relief programs. which admittedly is means tested, so it doesn't touch everybody in montclair but if you make less than $150,000 a year, the median salary in new jersey, you're saving $1500 a year on property taxes. that knocks it back to 2011. even if you make up to a quarter of a million, you're saving a thousand that probably knocks it back to the middle of the last decade. we take all of that very seriously. again, you know, when you're the number one state in america to raise a family, a lot goes into that >> governor, kelly here. post pandemic, a lot of new jerseyans who were there to commute into new york city have really enjoyed spending

. >> former new jersey governor chris christie was at a town hall meeting in new hampshire where he talked about the war in ukraine, the us economy and his relationship with donald trump. this is just over two hours. >> good evening, everyone. good evening. i am the executive director at the new hampshire institute of politics. i want to welcome all of you. a lot of wonderful people here that helped the institute thrive and grow, appreciate it. we've been going strong here. a lot of activity. a lot of things. tonight is no exception. as you can see we have a special, two special guests. the first is the former first lady of new jersey who is here today, mary pat. [applause] >> are special guest tonight. a couple things about the former governor, the 55th governor of new jersey served two terms. more important than that, before that he was us attorney in new jersey, this is the post september 11th period of time in new jersey, very important time to have some fine law enforcement skills and he led during that period and there was a difficult time in america. where he really shined and as go

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i would just ask again this is a bipartisan bill that was reported out of our committee last month and i can everyone to support the legislation and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time mr. latta: i urge support of h.r. 1353 and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1353 as amended. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative -- for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? mr. latta: we request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, yeas and nays are ordered pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohi

them off, they lost her health insurance and tuition benefits at a time when covid was hitting new jerseyork like a storm. that necessitated the unions come together and begin to bargain and think of themselves as really a wall-to-wall coalition. that history is very important and it has brought us to this point in which three unions have gone on strike. the core issues are, number one, the way in which upward the central administration -- upper central administration from upper management has been growing and growing and siphoning off of the core needs of the university. so what we are calling for in this moment of runaway inflation is for the rutgers management to come to the table and really think about what the university is for -- teaching, research, and serce to our community's. the core demands are, one, a living wage. equal pay for equal work for adjunct workers. so you have adjunct who are being paid starvation wages, many of whom are on medicaid who can't afford rent and food and all the essentials of life. at the heart of the strike is really trying to change university which i

without scoring credit points already on the night from sunday to monday , in belarusian time, new jerseyill hold the first match of the playoffs sappers rangers smolevichskaya, victoria will fight in the commonwealth cup final with the title team from russia dynamo elektrostal russians won all the matches in the group stage. and today, in the semifinals, they didn’t notice the hostess of the tekstilshchik site 5: 0, victoria had a harder time with the team yuliya ashurova was 0.2 inferior to minsk but she managed to recoup and take up in a tense shootout series ended, which ended with a score of seven six, stupidity, smolevichi, by the way, also, without recognizing defeat in the group stage first place in his apartment two wins. and a draw. the game was well controlled, but they could not enter the radius in any way , at least the free kick could not be realized at all in the attack, but already in the last period. i also rearranged the positions of the players and were already able to even comeback , as they say, and everything has already been reduced to a series after the match, the

new jersey! >> yes!ause] i appreciate that. >> i am not in new jersey but can i just say, the end of the "the daily show" speed dating, let's just settle and go permanent right now. >> roy: thank you. [cheers and applause] hang on now, we got to see what else "the daily show" brings to the table. can't commit right away. let's talk a little bit about the elephant in the room that just landed in new york city. now in washington, what is your feeling right now with everything with the trump indictment? how much do you think this indictment is going to paralyze bipartisanship on actually getting laws passed in the next year? because trump has a way of sucking the wind out of conversation. >> in the senate, i don't think it will have much effect at all. you've heard mitch mcconnell stay eerily silent. i think this is a moment in american history that is pretty significant. i believe deeply in democratic principles, i believe in the idea of the rule of law, but we have had a nation that hasn't lived up to tho

. >> chris christie, former republican governor of new jersey and a potential 2020 for presidential candidate, took part in a town hall meeting at new england college in new hampshire. he spoke what he felt the republican party should find a presidential nominee other than former president donald trump for the 2024 cycle and took questions, including on his stance for potential cuts to social security. when that happens, you get a decent amount of attention. then people start to call you affirmatively, start asking questions. i had a good friend of mine i used to serve with, a u.s. attorney recently, call me and say, why? why would you think about doing this again? what would drive you to do this again? so i did not answer her directly. i told her none of her business. hang in there, wait to see what i do or do not do. but it made me think that the best way to start the conversation was for me to answer her question here. she lives in california, so she is going to have to wait to see some of the coverage may be to find out the answer to her question. i've been involved in public life now for

i want to bring in now governor phil murphy of new jersey, new jersey .e also is the chair of the national governors association and the democratic governors association. good to see you, governor. nice to see you, fredricka. thanks for having me the former president, you know, has referred to this indictment as political persecution and attack on our country and even lashed out at the presiding judge over social media. do you have any concerns that his rhetoric could have an influence on his supporters? i certainly hope it doesn't. but i would just say, fredricka. i'm not a lawyer. i'm not familiar with the details of the case. but the important point is, i think that no one is above the law is unprecedented. is this maybe we are all treated equally under the law and our country, and we just need to let this process play itself out and god willing, that's what well, that's what we'll see. some states have security plans in place, new jersey you know, hop, skip and jump away from new york. so what is the plan for your state? yeah, we don't typically talk

republican governor of new jersey and potenti 2024 pridential candidate took part in a town hall meeting at new england college in henniker, newhampshire. he spoke about why he felt the republican party should find a presidential nominee other than former president donald trump for the 2024 cycle and took questions and took questions on his stance on potential cuts to social security. >> thank you everybody for coming. i appreciate it, good to be back in new hampshire and good to have familiar faces here and new faces as well and i'm happy to be here to talk to all of you tonight and hear from all of you tonight about the issues that are going on in the country right now, the things that we're concerned about, the things that you're concerned about, and maybe some ideas i have about how our country should be able to deal with that. so over the last few weeks, i've been exploring whether i should run for president or not, thinking about it, going around and seeing folks, making phone calls, talking to people and when that happens, you know, you get a decent amount of attention or at least

nicole that california, illinois, new york, where we live new jersey along with todd and new jersey - to care they're losing all of this tax revenue you keep seeing budget gaps eventually these states will go bankrupt and it seems like they're like oh, well bye-bye -- >> we were talking about it in earlier you have president biden criticizing republicans well what happened during the pandemic everyone came out and criticized governor desantis how he handled things yet florida had the biggest influx of people they gain 32.3 billion dollars of income in 2021. because people left in droves, new york, california, and the reason that is whatting is because the democrats are running these states so poorly. so facts matter while you want to say all of the feel good things and criticize others you have to really put money where your mouth is look at us in new jersey i pay ten times property tax here than i did in my home state of arizona. i can barely get to my driveway because there's so many potholes on street we lose power all of the time because of the above ground wires, the education sy

you what happened in new jersey, because that's an amazing but new jersey has the worst corporate tax business tax there is i mean you just can't you can't if i read it to you, you die it's like missouri sales tax, which jim mentioned you know the average sales tax jurist in missouri is 3000 people some much more some less. there are upwards of eight separate taxing authorities. and each of those. there are 25 separate schedules depending upon the product you're looking at. there are three separate schedules depending upon the purchaser and the wonderful legislature. missouri had the infinite wisdom of that in their constitution, so it can't be changed. and you wonder why missouri sucks? excuse me, but it's true you can you can change this. and this is what has to be done. but but but it's but it's and. well, it was all wisconsin. oh, i mean, in ohio, there are 1440 separate incomes, earnings. i mean, it's just crazy. you should look at kentucky with their property taxes there. it's crazy i mean, it's just unbelievable that was the income tax in 1965 in new jersey, zero. what was thei

i served for governor eight years in new jersey with a democratic legislature. every day for eight years. i convinced democratic legislature in my state of more things than donald trump ever convinced the republican congress that he had in his four years. now, we have obamacare and i think it is going to be a permanent part of american life. he had the opportunity to repeal and replace it, he failed. he told us he was going to fix the immigration system. the fixed immigration system, you have to change the laws. there is no other way to do it. the laws of how people come into this country and how people stay in this country. he said all these politicians -- i remember standing on the stage one night -- all these politicians pointed to us. they talk about this, i am the only one who can get it done. not only did he not get a -- fix the immigration system, he never proposed one. it is one thing to try and fail, but in the first two examples i gave you, on two incredibly important issues for this country -- health care and immigration -- he did not even try. he did

another good reason to love new jersey. they play new jersey. they practice in new jersey.terday. is he going to live in new jersey. >> ainsley: can you like the giants. >> ashley: can you like them both. >> ainsley: yeah. >> steve: they also play in new jersey in the same stadium. >> brian: they play each over this year. that's going to be interesting. >> steve: ashley thank you very much. >> brian: anyone doubted aaron rodgers was in to this watch that press conference he is in to this. >> ainsley: were they tough? you always say the new york press is hard. >> brian: he was very happy. that's how it starts off. just wait for his first incompletion. that's the problem. and i would say this, whatever he is doing, setting in darkness for three days and going to new mexico for a cleanse. >> ainsley: costa rica. >> brian: everyone is going to do that to see if can he mirror his success. >> ainsley: no. i read about it. no thanks. >> steve: go on assignment no do that gavin, can we get the money. >> ainsley: you definitely do not want to do it. in the woods in a dark place. >>

pete: well, new jersey has beautiful beaches.i know i'm going to go. pete: great stuff. >> please visit us. rachel: we will. i didn't know there was a christian community like that, so i'm definitely going to come out. will: thank you, sir. still ahead, we often the effect a.i. will have on society, but what about the effect it has on our environment? impact on our water supply in the if next hour. ♪ weeds... they have you surrounded. take your lawn back with scotts turf builder triple action! gets three jobs done at once - kills weeds. prevents crabgrass. and keeps it growing strong. get a bag of scotts triple action today, it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it. i got tai last december. i've spent almost every minute with her since. when i first brought her home, she was eating little brown pieces in a bag and it was just what kind of came recommended. i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was better, she was more ac

pennsylvania republican commerce meant ryan fitzpatrick and democratic representative josh gottheimer of new jersey both co-chairs of the house problem solvers caucus. the two talk about issues facing small business owners and their proposals to raise the nation's debt limit hosted by punch bowl news. this is 30 l minutes. >> all right, good morning everyone. thank you so much for joining us here in person and on the livestreamed am anna palmer ceo and one of the founders of punch bowl news join to size by jakel sherman and the founder of punch bowl news. we are very excited to kick off our 2023 series with goldman sachs small business voices for this year we are focused on again small businesses in the future of america. we will be talking this morning to representatives josh gottheimer the democrat from you and co-chairs of the problems solvers caucus. >> we are going to solve some problems tonight. >> after -- afterwards will have a fireside chat with the expo group and also local which is exciting and patrick paul ceo will join us for a fireside chat portion of quick reminders always you can fi

yegor sherenkovich played in new jersey davis' victory against the new york rangers. stanislav lipsky will talk about these results in more detail. washington capital endure, third defeat in a row in the nhl regular season and reduces their chances for the playoffs. and this is despite the titanic efforts of the capital's captain alexander ovechkin, the russian, last night, carried out as many as 11 power moves. what is ovechkin's highest figure in the current nhl season? and in general , in his overseas career, he achieved a record three times. the jvi set february 11, 2009, when it was marked with 13 juts in the game against the rangers. made only one less shot, but scored only one goal, 1.5, stolichny are inferior. patrick morum scored two goals. goal. prestige in the asset. smita just finished 14 minutes on the ice and 4 seconds of scoring points did not gain the efficiency of the belarusian. minus one 94 points , the washington lightning is already out of twelfth, coming in eighth place. pittsburgh seven points. and the capital will play the next match against ne

course, is typical of the kind of equipment in use when idea started back in 1925 at fort monmouth, new jersey, during world war two, operation was discontinued. but it picked up again in 1948 as the military amateur system. then in 1952, the name was modified to military affiliate radio system. the name was changed, but the initials remained the same and are. there is an interesting story with this picture, this amateur rig and they talk of of a signal corps captain named joseph zelenskiy was. general macarthur's only communications with korea at the beginning of the korean war. regular communications were disrupted. and for two days until army radio equipment on the korean and set up joseph glinski and other amateurs in japan, korea were if there hadn't a handful of amateurs so enthusiastic that they would build transporting facilities like these on their own. we would have been working that first couple of days today. joseph glinski, chief engineer of mars here at the pentagon headquarters, still not recovered that amateur radio budget baron when was about nine years old. we'll see more of

this is the height, the peak of wildfire season in new jersey. >> brian: going to need new pine trees. >> ainsley: looks a lot better than it did. we were seeing flames shooting high in the sky this morning. >> steve: indeed. starting to get a handle on it. >> brian: smoke is not going to make joe biden happy. speaking of joe biden he is in ireland this morning meaning with prime minister sunak. >> ainsley: his son hunter is tagging along on that trip just after fox news reveals his business associates visited the white house, hunter's business guys and women over 80 times while joe biden was our vice president. >> steve: well, peter doocy wakes up today. he's in belfast, northern ireland. with the very latest from ulster. hey there, peters. >> good morning. we had a briefing with the national security council here in belfast overnight. and they reinforced that the whole point of this trip is really the big theme is really about retracing the biden family roots. so he has got family with him. his sister valerie and his son hunter. that new look old business records reveals that punter

new jersey. election supervisor minoska morla is trying to keep up. how do you know that someone isn't registered and voting in another state, too? if you are a registered voter in any other county or a state, why it will bring it up. but right now, minoska can't easily check data across state lines. what do you need to do this more easily? well, we need more information. the task of keeping track of the voter rolls in new jersey should get easier. the state recently joined eric the electronic registration information center, a nonprofit with a mission to improve the accuracy of voter rolls in access to voter registration. you need good tools to help you keep those records up to date. shane hamblin is the group's executive director. so many people move and die every day and every year. the latest census data shows about 27 million people moved in 2021. and in 2019, almost 3 million people died. so when you think about that on a daily and weekly basis, if you're an election official trying to keep your rolls up to date, that's a lot of change every day

you grew up in upstate -- laurene: new jersey. david: new jersey.aurene: my father died in a plane crash when i was three. david: he was a marine? laurene: he was, he was a military pilot. this was during inactive duty. he was training other pilots, and he died during this training session. and my mother was 29 years old at the time, with four children under the age of six. and she had been a history high school teacher before she had children. and what she ended up doing within about six months was starting a nursery school. it was a really smart pivot for her. she had some family and friends supporting her, but she needed to also take care of her children and support us as a family. david: so, you went to college at university of pennsylvania at wharton. why did you pick wharton? it is a great school, but were you interested in business at that time? laurene: well, i started at university of pennsylvania as premed. and i had in my mind that i was going to be a doctor. and so, i -- in addition to work-study and doing my schoolwork, and doing waitre

but in the nhl, we are already worried about the coming night new jersey development team of yegor sharangovich, the second match between the team of belarus and the new york rangers will begin at 2:30 am belarusian time yegor missed the first meeting, however, on the eve of the second game , he trained on the flank of the fourth link with michael macleod and nathan bustern, that is, there is a high probability the fact that shangovich makes his debut in the playoffs, we note that the first match of the 1/8 finals, the cup. stanley new jersey lost on home ice. ny. rangers one five. this is how sports day turned out. my name is stanislav lipsky loves sports to work hard and win. until good night plowing is not going to prepare for you waiting for anfisa petrovna how many times did she mention where we don’t have a main man? our gosh has one thing in mind. yes club. well, the war is over. it’s a legitimate matter that you get a letter to send to your daughter-in-law lobanov in the city. can the machine oil and ointment help over the eye works. 24 oh, talk about how to be open to the world, no mat

to new jersey coast guard says it's retrieved more than 200 bodies of migrants over the past 10 days. as a rise in racist attacks drives more people to attempt the perilous crossing to europe. ah. hello, i'm clear, richardson. thank you so much for joining us. heavy fighting continues in sudan despite a renewed truce between the army and a powerful paramilitary group. air and artillery strikes have rocked parts of the capitol, heart to hundreds have been killed and tens of thousands have fled. those who can't leave are facing shortages, including of medical care, a moment of relief and joy. medical medical val, she is rushed to help deliver this baby in the back of the car. and they picked a name that embodies a message of hope to begin with. so either hung up on her bus monitor up when you hear the cries of a new born baby at the time of war, i'm at hospitals are closed. that we had to choose a very nice name for the baby. and but we liked to name salaam, which means peace and want to see it, which means victorious, which i meant to see it or somebody's out as the conflict and see do

pennsylvania republican congressman brian fitzpatrick and democratic representative josh got heimer of new jersey. both cochairs of the problem solvers caucus it's bipartisan legislation that you talked about issues facing small business owners the proposal of the debt limit hosted by punch bowl news this is about 30 minutes. looks alright good morning everyone. thank you so much for joining us here in person and on the live stream i'm ana palmer ceo of the founders of punch bowl news joined us always by jake sherman another founder a punch bowl news. going to carol for 2023 series this year we are focused on small businesses and future of america. we'll be talking for representatives by the republican for pennsylvania the cochairs of the problem solvers caucus for consumer to solve problems today. after words when have a fireside chat owners coo of 21st century expo group. and also local which is exciting. they are going to join us for the fireside chat portion. a quick reminder on social media platforms that punch bowl news. put on instagram share with your friends and family. with that with le

in pennsylvania and new jersey. scots-irish presbyterian immigrants. hey also split after visit to philadelphia in 1739. into new side, an old side factions. the new side faction is led by gilbert tenant of the second presbyterian church in philadelphia here. in his sermon, the danger of an unconverted ministry, he points the finger not at laypeople and their need for religious. he points to the clergy and condemns them for lack of genuine experience. there is nothing that may more justly call for our saddest sorrows and make all our powers and passions mourn in the most doleful actions, the most incessant, insatiable and deploring agonies than the melons. call a case of such who have no ministry. this truth is set before our minds in a strong light in the words that i have chosen. now to insist upon in which we have account of our lord's grief with, the cause of it. tenet founds the college in the chaminade, pennsylvania this is for the instruction of new light presbyterian ministers, new side presbyterian and ministers, and it is a school which eventu

and in new jersey one set of parents, they couldn't take it anymore.chool, sitting in the library was a series of sexually explicit books, including such titles as gender queer. this book is gay, and fun home, oh sounds fun. and now this isn't unique to the garden state. we know that graphic novels like these are found in a number of schools a across the country. if you flip through the pages you will be astonished what you find inside. if your kid checks out gender queer and they will read this and you might want to cover ears here. the more i had to interact with my genitals the less likely i was able to reach point of satisfaction. the best fantasy is one that didn't require physical touch at all. that was edited from earlier. with content like this it's no surprise that parents were upset. two parents in new jersey found a copy of gender queer in their kid's library and they decided to speak up and a number of other books like it. they went to the school board and demanded it be pulled from the library immediately. equating the book to hard core po

let's hear from akiva in new jersey, republican line.aller: i want to make sure everyone at home understands that justice thomas and justice alito and every justice from the hard right. regardless of whether you like them, that does not matter. justice is blind. justice should be blind. that is how i view the supreme court and people in the judiciary. by the way, i do have very high confidence in the supreme court and the justices of the supreme court. host: specifically why? caller: i have confidence in them because they were very educated on state laws for over a decade before they have been nominated by a president. so don't act as if they are done -- dumb because they are going on because should without telling the american people. host: a handful of opinion there when it comes to the level of confidence of the supreme court. you can call or text us if you wish at (202) 748-8000 and some posting on the start of the show. doug saying the court itself, yes. as long as they follow some constitutional reasoning and structure, do not play