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has this got archie norman's name written all over it oe— norman's name written all over n on o— norman'st. on itv, i think in terms of crisis comms, it's been an absolute disaster. i think it's been a sort of a murder mystery style because more mystery style because of more questions came out of phillip schofield statement. then the questions about what was carolyn mccall's involvement? did holly willoughby know about it? did she not? it became a sort of whodunit. you know, saga. but clearly there was complacency at itv because they allowed phillip schofield. i think. and what added to the story, obviously the divisions between other presenters and toxicity , the presenters and toxicity, the accusation of toxicity on the set of this morning, it obviously provides more questions. so i think the complacency at itv to allow one particular to run the particular individual to run the show for so many years allowed the itv executives to take their eye off the ball. and that's why we're they're we're in the situation they're in , one final clip in today. well, one final clip nee— in today. well

norman. mr. norman, aye. mr. roy. mr. roy, aye. mowz chin. mrs. houchin, yea. mr. langworthy, mr. langworthy aye. mr. mcgovern. mr. mcgovern no. ms. scaap lon, ms. scanlon no. mr. neguse, no ms. leger fernandez. no. mr. chairman. mr. cole: aye. nine arizona, four nays. mr. cole: the rule is agreed to. mr. massie will manage the rule for the majority. mr. mcgovern: i'll be for the majority. i mean minority. i'll do the majority too if you want. mr. cole: i'll take that under advisement, but i think mr. massie gets it. i appreciate everybody's time. with that, we're adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> after his arraignment in miami, former president donald trump will be speaking in bedminister new jersey, new jersey, tuesday night. watch on the c-span networks, including c-span now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. >> c-span's campaign 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the presidential el

he a, to a fun, norman, and i'm on norman and i and i'm say communication to watson, my upcoming look insides him, she who, what keith quoted, shock us, we will for the next 2 lumpkin and then jet of my assessment. i'm on and the most, what's to them on a saw. i know little about had no save money to do new. i'm on my left now. so please schuchman my food equipment or how that a he may a to let you will see you. i'm on the cool, we must vote in the future that they might not actually had it for the cut on how it's done that's going to make on a dial phone line. and i'm just kind of managing them in his latest. and i'm moving here making up a bit of thought of having them a full moseley with the the, the so let me get and see. and now one of the most of my lot of a, well, the probably have taken those are the nominal. if i look there, uh who, uh, because uh, i was like, i don't even have it on the default, the controls, the shape, the up in the buttons that have been added. if an add on shifted when they see if they have the internet, even though it's always the next. huh. what, uh, wh

janai norman in philadelphia.he deadly accident in new york along the erie canal images coming in underground tour boat capsizing 29 people overboard. the choke hold on a new york city subway tonight tformer marine charged breaking his silence. what he says happened in that train car. >> the war in ukraine tonight and the major news coming in the ukrainian counter offensive what they say they've taken back and reports tonight showing russian soldiers being taken captive. here in the u.s. the mother have three young children who wrote a book with them about grief when her husband died now accused of fatally poisoning him. what she allegedly searched for on the internet >> the miracle in the jungle, four young children, 13, nine, five and an infant surviving a plane crash. their parents did not. the remarkable discovery tonight 40 days after the crash. >> here in the u.s. severe storms on the move at this hour, several states, then this moves up the east coast. and america strong tonight, the school bus pulls up and

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an honour, norman._ arel anything else. an honour, norman. are you norman. thank you.lity and professionalism came professionalism when he came rmo— professionalism when he came into perng— professionalism when he came into being prime— professionalism when he came into being prime minister on the sreps— into being prime minister on the srepsloornrng— into being prime minister on the steps downing street. and steps of downing street. and rrsr— steps of downing street. and post-rrs— steps of downing street. and last was opportunity last night was the opportunity for-pore— last night was the opportunity for-prove that- last night was the opportunity for prove that they were for him to prove that they were going—on- for him to prove that they were going—on rnrsi going to turn the page on this sorry— going to turn the page on this sorry-or— going to turn the page on this sorry-or rne— going to turn the page on this sorry-of the last- going to turn the page on this sorry of the last 18 months sorry saga of the last 18 months or and— sorry saga of the last 18 months or and n

norman: thank you, congresswoman luna. i proudly stand with congresswoman luna to back this censure of a man that has been long overdue. and i'm glad the galleries are now open where people can see firsthand that you cannot get up in front of congress or the american people and completely deny the truth and continue to spread falsehoods. there is no tv that could have been turned on over the last couple of years when you didn't see adam schiff being questioned. where's your evidence on the russia collusion? where is it? he couldn't always it. it was always coming. he used his position on the intel committee, and for those of you who are listening, it's information we don't get as regular congresspeople. he used his position on the intel committee to spread continuous lies with no facts. now, how did he do that? he had access, not only to the most sensitive information and he did not share the access or facts that backed what he was saying. the trusted and sensitive position as abused by congressman schiff to weave purposel

ralph norman's bill from the 116th congress is nothing short of a miracle from god almighty. , national director -- i lost the case 4-3 so i am very conservative fiscally and morally. i'm going to call out laura lee and make sure my tax dollars no longer guarantee student loan dollars. host: we heard you. student loan policy is included in this agreement. five takeaways on the economic impact of this debt ceiling agreement from the washington post. student loan repayments have been on hold since march 2020, costing the government roughly $5 billion a month in lost revenue. if passed, the debt agreement would require 43 million americans to resume payments in september, slightly earlier than expected. as a result, households could see a $40 billion reduction in disposable income. that could quickly blunt america's spending power at a time when many families are struggling to keep up with high inflation on necessities such as food and gas. jamie in plymouth, massachusetts. what do you think about this deal? caller: to put it briefly, i think kevin mccarty got fleeced by joe biden. when yo

congressman norman joins me now as a surrogate for the haley cam campaign. joining me. first question, why did you choose nikki haley? what made you choose her? >> thanks for having me, dana. first of all, nikki haley is a long-time friend shchlt s.e. a very successful governor, very successful adviser to the united nations appointed by president trump. she is tough. she is just what this country needs. she will be able to serve eight years with this disastrous administration and what the biden administration has done to this country, it's going to take eight years. it's going to take somebody with energy. and i will tell you what, you will see tonight, nikki haley is definitely not past her prime. she will answer questions, any question asked of her, you will see the real nikki haley. and i'm excited about her candidacy. >> when you endorsed the ambassador, you said that the republican party has entered a, quote, season of change and is looking for new leadership. but as you know, the former president donald trump is the very clear front-runner at this time

and the, the live to a, back by greg norman, who's got more explaining to the, the page you have to ask the loyalty by saying don't leave us and take the money because you can stay and play magic golf tournaments. and we are the force of goods . don't take this out the money, cuz like your job go shoji it go, that visa don't take the money because it's dirty money. this is sports marketing at its finest yukon. so in that too, because you'll never give yourself the fence one for give you and nor shall we. and so this is the framing and then so we get to today and there's a manage all the, there's nothing to say, hey, real happy families know you know, how do you explain what you told you applies? you bank for loyalty, don't leave because business dirty money and all, by the way, today, a, you know, we're a one. how do we get from sworn enemies to a quote unquote big happy family? well, i think that's what the pci plants they're going to ask. the pga bosses tonight. so hang on, you told us yesterday that this was the enemy and you know this was dirty money. and now we met with happy famil

norman, for five minutes. mr. norman: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to honor the life and the dedicated service of joseph costner who entered eternal rest on march 26, 2023. throughout the duration of his life, he unfailingly answered the call to serve his country and his community. he was raised in long dale, north carolina, and joined the army at the age of 18 where he dedicated the remind mainder of his life -- remainder of his life for fighting for the country he loved proudly and profoundly. first serving in the war, he later completed two tours in vietnam where his unwavering courage resulted in numerous medals of honor, including the presidential unit citation and the bronze star. eventually retired after 26 years with the rank of chief warrant officer, specializing in army intelligence. following his retirement from the army, he continued to serve his country for the next 17 years with the defense investigative service where he rose to regional director in roanoke, virginia. his dedication to serving his country his people was per

norman cousins wasn't editor of "the saturday evening post" and also had relations with kennedy.edy trusted him to speak to khrushchev. i think that kind of negotiation can be valuable when the officials -- john kerry is in the administration but where is john kerry perhaps negotiating, talking behind the scenes? i think we want more transparency in our foreign policy but at the same time, negotiations often demand a level of behind the scenes. amy: katrina, we are speaking now as the largest nato air deployment exercise in its history is going on in germany with over 10,000 participants, two hundred 50 aircraft from 25 nations, japan and sweden not nato allies but are also participating in this. can you talk about the significance of this at this time and what you feel needs to happen? >> convention at this juncture -- imagine at this juncture where there could be a tract for escalating negotiations talk. instead we have come as you noted, the largest air exercise, nato air exercise, in history. i think that is a measure of the mindset that president kennedy warned us. i condemn

hosting the norman lear chair at usc annenberg. one of the lear center's first initiatives was to establish this award. why did walter cronkite lend his name to it? for one thing, he and norman valued their friendship and had in norma's respect for each other -- enormous respect for each other. norman is still going strong, next month he will turn 101. he's watching, by the way. [applause] on his behalf, he appreciates the hand. it went beyond friendship. both of them were in love with america. both of them were troubled by many of the same things. the corrosive influence of money in politics. the conquest of journalism by the business model of entertainment. the alarming number of non voters and low information voters. heres how he put it at the 2005 awards. >> we are not intelligent enough, educated well enough to perform as necessary -- the necessary act of selecting our leaders for the future. we've got to improve that situation. and it is going to be to a large degree up to us in television and radio, broadcasting, to get that

acas of yours, norman baker down more— acas of yours, norman baker down more be — acas of yours, normanwithout scoring. in obber-. ves.— dismissed without scoring. in obber-. ves. bn- dismissed without scoring. in other-, yes, in a- dismissed without scoring. in other-, yes, in a very. dismissed without scoring. in. other-, yes, in a very good other words, yes, in a very good catch all round. so what's the mood— catch all round. so what's the mood bke— catch all round. so what's the mood like today— catch all round. so what's the mood like today ? _ rt.r0bcrt2 22 so what's the mood like today ? w000 mood like today? well, nervous, i'd say so. lots of support here for jonny bairstow, but england forjonny bairstow, but england really need to step it up today if we want to have a quick look at the sport, at the cricket australia closed yesterday on 339 to 5, so england need at least one wicket hopefully to very, very early on in the day . very, very early on in the day. but what you might not be able to see behind me is the skies are very, very grey. we've just had a break in the rain. but

so if greg norman heading it up. a rival golf league.ome of the things players like 54 holes instead of 72. wear shorts. music blasting. of course starting from scratch and hated by the pga and golf traditionalists like jack nicklaus and others. but instead of fighting and suing each other. meetings took place in top secret locations from london to san francisco. they decided to become partners let the fallout begin saudi health fund has committed to giving 20% of the pga which also has a portion of the european union. the pga has got about a lot of money, billions of dollars from the saudi wealth fund to grow the game. how about 85 million to grow the game. what does it mean for the players walked away from the l. money and sit there and say what did i do that for? how do you think they feel? they wanted to do the right thing, stay with the traditional golf game little. be loyal to the pga tour. our grandfathers love the pga tour in america for a long time. >> represents a gentleman sport. liv using saudi money after 9/11. the 9/11 fami

because this was a, between the page you had to a and the, the live to a back by greg norman, who's got more explaining to the page. you have to ask the loyalty by saying don't leave us and take the money because you can stay and play magic golf tournaments and we are the 4th of good. don't take this out the money because like you just showed you, it took that visa. don't take the money cuz it's dirty money. this is sports washing at its finest. you can't join that to because you don't have to give you self defense one, forgive you. and nor shall we. and so this is the framing and then so we get to today and there's a manage all the, there's nothing to say, hey, we're all happy, families know, you know, how do you explain what you told you applies? you bank for loyalty, don't leave because business dirty money and all, by the way, today, a, you know, we're a one. how do we get from sworn enemies to a quote unquote big happy family? well, i think that's what the pci plants are going to watch. the pga bosses tonight. so hang on, you told us yesterday that this was the enemy and you know,

liv is run by greg norman. that all ends. that all ends. very historic in terms of golf itself with liv and pga merging. >> that's amazing. i mean, it keeps coming back to all things sports. >> yeah. >> all things sports related the asset values in these areas are tightly contained but dramatic. >> and the saudis have shown a willingness to want to invest in sports as a global entertainment product with the expectation, of course, that they will be able to create a great deal of value for the fund it's not just golf, obviously. whether it's their interest in f1 or wwe or many soccer teams around the globe, carl, their interest overall in sports has been significant and they are stepping up big here they ultimately would probably own the majority of the economics in this entity, however the governance will be retained by the pga. i'll remind, though, the current governor of the pif will be chairman of the new entity. >> i thought this was such bad blood. you chose one or the other and that was it. they hated you. >> yeah. not anymore. it's l

belgian company, g, a saw pine, the tickets, deep diving, high tech machine from it, shipped the norman to energy the . now the research has many measuring instruments and senses and robots known as are these were coming into play. no, at 4 and a half, columbus has down into the depths. they were positioned around the deployment area on the sea bed wip atanya was making its way the, the scientists wanted to know the impact, the baton you would have on nature. the control room is located on one of the lower decks of the island prides. and the pilots was sitting staring at them on it his hours as they controlled the robots on the deep sea flowing with that was an overwhelming feeling of being in a different love. the assistant station is as cost. it's actually is a corner of the wells that we've been, the no, and everything we're seeing had nobody else has seen before. 7, actually, that's always exciting. scientific history was being made at that moment. 4 and a half 1000 meters below the ship. extremely important, research was taking place under extreme conditions. the web piling up alon

i'm going to measure my docs norman's itself, because if i remember lots of manganese nodules here, we can see on the map with a mark license serious of the international c by the 30 for manganese. no tools are the ones at the moment. these are all exploration licensed areas for companies or countries of acquired licenses and are looking to see how many manganese novels are located there, which parts of the area of mines in one of your finance. now we're going to the belgian licensed area and there is license as hell for the company tsr and then ask . and then in 2 weeks courts will go to the german licensed area which is a bit. so twist that there's the stuff on for g s. halls, person of contact ha flush, a name was also on board. he was responsible for communication between the industrial vessel and the scientist says, the tests began in the belgian license area was as, as its own, a bit like the wild west area is a mont townhome, the sea bed, the 2nd nation. so companies are allowed to explore, such as the belgian company, saw here. they were already in the working area. this meetin

the men of norman he had faith that what they were doing is right. faith they fought for all humanity. faith that a just god would grant them mercy on this beachhead or the next. it was a deep knowledge and praise god we have not lost it. that there is a profound moral difference between the use of force for liberation and the use of force for conquest. you are here to liberate not to conquer and so you and those others did not doubt your cause. and you were right not to doubt for you all knew that some things are worth dying for. once a country is worth dying for and democracy is worth dying for inseam is deeply honorable form of government ever devised by man. all of you loved liberty. all of you were willing to fight tyranny. you knew the people of your countries were behind you. the americans to fight her that morning new word of the invasion was spreading to the darkness back home. they felt in their hearts so they could not know in fact that in georgia they were filling the churches at 4:00 a.m. in kansas they were kneeling on their porches and

thanks to liz and norman for talking to us and we cannot get over the fact that norman is 102.cricket? play may be delayed because this afternoon there is a risk of showers. there may be some delay this afternoon as well. same for royal ascot, this afternoon as well. same for royalascot, by this afternoon as well. same for royal ascot, by the time royal ascot starts, the rain should have gone through but we could catch a shower in the afternoon at the same for queens. what we have today is the risk of thunderstorms once again. we have heavy rain pushing northwards, thatis have heavy rain pushing northwards, that is going to contain some thunderstorms as it currently is doing and all around it we will see some showers, some sunshine as well. but those showers could be thundery. this is what we have had so far. again we are looking at large rainfall totals injust a matter of hours. through the rest of the morning, rain will continue to slowly push northwards and eastwards, hence you can see it affecting edgbaston. behind it, a return to sunshine and some showers and ahead of it,

it's the majority of this party voting for us, there were complaints from people like ralph norman, others who voted against the legislation but there were more democrats who voted for this bill than republicans. i was never a stipulation as part of the deal they reached when he became speaker in the first place. it is fueling the outrage on the right toward kevin mccarthy. they use the motion to vacate. what this would depend on is democrats joining with the motion to vacate. we are told democrats are not interested in the drama and chaos that surrounds the speakership vote. as we saw a few months ago. it was 15 rounds to get him installed. democrats have no interest in redoing that again and helping play into it. if it comes to that, it is likely the majority of democrats will act to keep kevin mccarthy in place because they think the alternative would be even worse. host: we learned about the role minority leaders hakeem jeffries played in getting enough votes for the rule, a test vote in-house procedure. the rule has to pass in order to move to the final vote. what can you tell us abou

but that's norman mailer. and it can't be repeated. but i wanted to try to put those two very different worlds together to explore the how, the culture changed because of of those moments. so i juxtaposed the with with the protested vietnam in wisconsin and saw from that changes that reverberate all way through the decades. you know the chancellor at the university william sewell, a great social who had studied the effects of of saturation bombing on tokyo world war two, who the first teach in it against the war in vietnam was the chancellor. when this protest he froze and didn't know how to control the police and he was haunted by that for the rest of his life. a tragic shakespearean figure. on the other side, you'd have someone like a young soldier named tom coburn, who is a baby son, because he was so and in the where all everybody was being killed. he was hiding behind a tree and saw one of his comrades ten feet away in the sunlight. and tom knew that if he went to try to help him, he would get killed. and he didn't do it. he could

the green piece is rainbow, while we attract the norman to energy for weeks with the aim of producing images to generate support from the city of unemployment. so putting in the boy, let's make the point right now. yeah, the all, we want to make sure the oceans continue to have the possibility in the next year, the next millennium to be climate resilient. just sensing something they can be if we start digging and destroying the deep sea floor problem. succession to other than when it's not just taking out rocks or, and metals and then, but also the biology, the life forms and destroying their habitat. because all of this is involved in the climate stability of our oceans and our planet was on funding. a meeting was held in the conference room on the islands. pride's the occasion green pasted, issued an invitation to a worldwide international video conference. i use the n g a is objective, was to prevent possible deep sea mining. it reports is on its concerns, giving arguments why disrupting the depths must be stopped at any costs before it really gets under way. before we can either s

there used to be a comedian called norman collier and he used to have a microphone and he used to doas if the microphone was going off and on. so it used to go, hello, ladies...and gentlemen, i'll... and that's sometimes when people are talking to us, that's what it sounds like. so i don't get the message. so i always say to them, i'm sorry, i didn't quite get that. and i can't do money. because it was one of the strangest things i felt that i don't recognise that. now, we've got this new plastic money. it's not paper money now, is it? plastic. it just doesn't seem like real money. you play golf, you write music, you go out with your pals, come to cafes like this. you live well. my friend paul, who is also living with alzheimer's, you know. we help one another because when you've got someone that's got empathy with you rather than sympathy with you, it's great because we can just talk about the things we used to do. how much of a difference does it make to your confidence being out and about, when people do take their time, when they speak to you like a real person, and when they don

the sale has appeared on the horizon, the green pieces rainbow warrior was approaching the norman dennis, the, the scientists beside the nest. everyone was wondering what was happened, the information about this happening that much, except to say that they're making that action. so look pretty it's, it's for the movies and smashed designs because we don't know piece on the only thing green piece has emphasize you. this has to be solitude in just a peaceful protest, no help. and we can only hope that's what's going on. um opens this is cynthia obviously went up the target got that so sure. you understand. as soon as we moved away and the 2 beds and thing raced away, garage, we don't know what that doing. bussey to return light is something is happening on the starboard sideboard, and unfortunately, we can't see it open trust me. on the green peace activists found and documented their actions themselves. they approached the industrial ship and painted risk on its side. it was a protest operation on the high seas. the environmental protection organization relies on striking images and messa

norman -- there are a lot of old hollywood types. it is a lot of fun for kids from a small town to meet these celebrities. host: the entire mission of civil rights through this issue of tanning books. guest: it is about freedom for us. the freedom to vote, the freedom to feel safe is foundational, but also the freedom to learn. you can do that in libraries and schools. it is so important. our founder is passionate about this. a group of seniors went to make sure that their grandchildren are able to ask. that is what will make us competitive on the world stage. people who are able to stand up against authoritarianism and fascism. before he became a television icon, he went to war at 18 years old. three dozen or four dozen. he came home to find people saying he was not patriotic because he was progressive. he thought, if the people who believe -- they just laughed a civic education. we have always five for gray civics being taught in our school. host: what is the status of censorship and book banning across the country lack of -- count

joint“ " be shored up, is do you agree, norman? t“ norman?ed yeste being who lice scotland up a £60,000 bill. i noticed yeste being who were cotland up a £60,000 bill. i noticed yeste being who were dealing with from being who were dealing with his his golf course, his visit to his golf course, which personally should which i think personally should have coughed up the bill himself. harry is himself. i mean, prince harry is arguing, is he not, that he ought to be able to buy police protection? well, here's here's trump nothing. trump getting it for nothing. rishi released this rishi sunak has released this extraordinary—i'm extraordinary photograph. i'm inor— extraordinary photograph. i'm prop—pr— extraordinary photograph. i'm prop—prlrno- just looking for it in the poporo— just looking for it in the poporo rnpo— just looking for it in the papers this morning. can see papers this morning. i can see it papers this morning. i can see pr-pn— papers this morning. i can see n-pn vopr— papers this morning. i can see n-pn your copy- papers this morn

we've taken enough of these injustice, norman, only the only one to blame is the israel occupation arm and it systematic policy against all of us. whether it's children, the elderly, or anyone, all of us are targeted. they rudely arrogantly claim they were firing the phone. i'm a witness that these claims are false. the victims were me and my son like any other palistine and that had similar losses. i feel some pride and comfort that my son offered something to this homeland. if there's any justice we will seek it. i don't have faith in this legal system and in these courts, the last moments with my son were playing with him on the doorstep of our home. that none of the families now preparing to take the case to the international criminal code. so it sounds like, although the israel, the investigation is now closed and this is not the end of the story back to you. certainly a tragic event and we'll continue to keep an eye on this one or 2 correspondent maria from ocean. i thank you for that report. and clashes have wrapped it in the west bank after a palestinian was killed and 2 others

web part perspective, it julie norman -- from our perspective, julie norman with us today.thing. someone said to me in international relations, where have you been most wrong and i didn't didn't -- get world war one wall -- wrong. i got october 4 of 1993 wrong. we are coming up on 30 years ago, with the boris yelton russian coup. there were military man going up what is called the white house in moscow with military damage from shelling and i got that completely wrong. terry haines nailed it. he joins us with pangaea policy on what we get wrong. what do we risk getting wrong with this uproar in russia? i was wrong on yelton stop what can i get wrong here on --i was so wrong on yeltzon. what can i get wrong here on putin? terry: what you have is, you have prigozhin losing his nerve outside of moscow and you have a situation where there is no obvious alternative to putin and thirdly, and most of poorly, the west is not yet absorbing publicly what a bad situation it is to have the wagner group people end up in belarus, the same country that has tactical russian news -- nukes a

we continue the discussion with rah norman, member of the house finaia services and budget committee. and dr desiderio, senior rert with punchbowl news. he examines the next steps in theene. an roben farzad, host of naon public radio's "full disclosure," looking at the impact on market volatility. "washington journal" starts now. >> yays, 314. the bill is passed. host: good morning. the house has passed the debt limit brokered by president biden and kevin mccarthy. 165 democrats joined 149 republicans to overcome opposition from the left and the right. we are going to get your thoughts on passage in the house. this is how you can dial in. republicans (202)-748-8001, democrats (202)-748-8000, an independents (202)-748-8002. you can also join us in text. include your first name, city, and state at (202)-748-8003. on facebook.com/cspan and also send a tweet, include the handle @cspanwj. front page of the washington times. mccarthy sways conservatives to seal the debt deal. here is the speaker after the vote in the house last night talking about what is in the agreement. [video clip] spkr

it is here in february of the fifteenth year that the negotiations of the norman four will take place building. so quickly becomes famous all over the planet.

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