i'm missing the eds see people die when much insulin at the gate to the medics do you know he's in paducah to overcome this disc in the nation will spend a bit of help a bit about the mba outhat he gets a shot beyond people are going to uni and the motivation to beat the gap. the study taking a walk when you are my last reason is is that we can have it it's a pity he will meet at the beginning you can see from up the status of bucky the abhishek. do you know has some problems too. mosul gunmen seized as insist on finding a match from their costly. and that i seek his aunt them of gold seekers all dissenting keep the truth is in tv tasted good deal on a full on demand their work especially with asx on monday for activists to put it to him missing after the ferry boat they were chatting capsized in india and the mana nicobar islands. i would say nine people have invested so far the accident happened on sunday on sale in the field was his forces there. what i meant to them i are off to show you the duty free one democrat and a half the actions of life jackets on my back. that's the beatificat

but what i think it's hard to ignore and especially for people who live in paducah around the plant,k around the plant for years, who saw their own woe workers and colleagues die of cancer over the years and be ig ford. those who haven't been heard from and i'm just glad that we're getting a chance to address this issue now, it never came up in the last election. >> you reported in the "hufflingtop post," people writing letters, basically saying something is going wrong here and getting nothing from mitch mcconnell. his portrayal to me and somebody who hasn't looked at the way he's interacted with kentucky voters, it's very surprising. in this incredibly surprising piece, you show that actually his selling point to kentucky is, this is a poor state. people need help. i'm the guy who could deliver basically the pork and the government spending that you need. >> yeah. no, it was very interesting that we were doing our reporting last year. there was a lot of speculation. this is obviously right around the time that he was thinking of running. speculation of how mcconnell was going to ru

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i worked at the paducah plant, vital to our national security. i was exposed to radiation.ut mitch mcconnell stepped in and helped create cancer screening programs and provide compensation for sick workers. he knocked down walls for us. he helped save people's lives. mitch mcconnell gives a voice to kentucky's working families. i know firsthand he cares. mitch gets results for kentucky that no one else can. that's why i like to raise my voice, because we're represented by a man who's fought hard for us. and always will. >> i'm mitch mcconnell and i approve this message. >> what a tragic story. how could you not feel sorry for the fellow in that ad. and what it comes down to is if you worked in a plant in kentucky that mitch mcconnell allowed to operate unsafely for decades and you get cancer, mitch mcconnell is there for you. in 1999 after a scathing washington post expose of the conditions at that plant, mitch mcconnell helped push a bill that provided $150,000 lump sum payment to workers at that plant who developed cancer. so he actually flew to kentucky to provide the ve

bombs, we needed enriched uranium and produced our enriched uranium at defusion plants in places like paducahkentucky, portage, ohio, and oak ridge, tennessee.

bombs, we needed enriched uranium and produced our enriched uranium at defusion plants in places like paducah, kentucky, portage, ohio, and oak ridge, tennessee. we were working so hard to build nuclear bombs as fast as we could in 1964 that those plants where we made highly enriched uranium, those plants were consuming 6% of our nation's total electrical output in order to make uranium. wow. but, again, we already had tens of thousands of nuclear weapons stockpiled. how many were we ever planning on using? 50 years ago this week, 50 years ago tomorrow, the new president, the elected vice president who had been elevated to the highest office in the land by the assassination of president john f. kennedy just seven weeks earlier, lyndon b. johnson, 50 years ago this week, stood in front of a joint session of congress to deliver his state of the union message and he made huge news in that state of the union. he made huge news when he said he wanted to cut back on some of our massive, expensive uranium production. >> telling congress he will put the output of uranium by 25%. this is the first cut

bombs, we needed enriched uranium and produced our enriched uranium at defusion plants in places like paducahridge, tennessee. we were working so hard to build nuclear bombs as fast as we could in 1964 that those plants

she also, though, was commenting on two episodes of averted lynchings, one in paducah, kentucky, another in jacksonville, florida. and she was, as she was going about her journalistic efforts and making these sort of by today's standards inflammatory statements, i guess, about firearms, etc., she was talking about what people in the community were doing in response to racist terrorism. and the other thing that we know is she's got a quote in one of her several books that talks about how right after the tom moss lynching she went out and bought a pistol and that she carried it. there are other reference, you know, these continuing references to wells advocating armed self-defense and preparing herself for armed self-defense. we don't have an actual instance of wells firing a gun, but as we move through the history, over and over and over again. so people that one would not think of: rosa parks, daisy bates who shepherded the little rock nine through the process of integrating the high school, seem that you've never heard of, fannie lou hamer. one of my favorite parts of or quotes from fan