i believe that veltri, perkins and gibbs were responsible for retaliating against alan and that perkins and gibbs were likely responsible for retaliation against me." from fbi whistleblower -- "i faced retaliation from junior, mid and senior-level" leaders in the fbi. more than 29 months later, i am still indefinitely suspended without pay and benefits. other whistleblowers have since confirmed that the fbi intentionally stranded me in the middle of a move and withheld our possessions to maximize the pain of my suspension. a new era of accountability and whistleblower protection in the fbi is long overdue. fbi officials like sean clark, sean fitzgerald, dena perkins, jeff veltri, michael snyders, timothy dunham and other leadership up to christopher wray are responsible for what happened to me and my family insuring they no longer work at the fbi as wretch bees and responsible leadership. from fbi whistleblower steve fraying. jacqueline maguire was promoted to upper echelons of the fbi after sending federal agents to arrest nonviolent catholic -- catholic pro-life protesters at gunpoint

perkins from it there.ly turn colder. but in the short term for tuesday, that will be moving its way eastwards through the day in association with this frontal system. some of the rain will be fairly heavy, but there's some pretty mild air tied up within this weather system. some of the heaviest rain will be also getting into wales, the southwest of england, as the rain band clears, scotland, but it is going to be mild — temperatures of around 10—11 because some colder air will be tucking its way in. it's going to be a pretty chilly night. pretty chilly start to wednesday morning, many places will stay dryjust a bit more cloud building, i think across parts of england and wales, and a few showers, especially across these where some of those showers could again be wintry over high ground. that continues into thursday, but it looks like the high will tend to slip away northeastwards. and with that, well, just the chance of one or two wintry showers. but certainly we are going to see could be one or two shower

i believe beltre perkins and gibbs were responsible for retaliating against alan and perkins and gibbs were likely responsible for retaliations against me and the quote. fbi whistleblower gerrit -- quote i faced retaliation from jr., mid-and senior-level unquote leaders in the fbi. more than 20 mine -- 29 months later i'm still indefinitely suspended without pay and benefits. other whistleblowers have since confirmed that the fbi intentionally stranded me in the middle of a move and withheld our possessions to maximize paying my suspension. in new era of accountability into whistleblower protections of the fbi is long overdue. fbi officials like sean clarke, sean fitzgerald, deana perkins, jeff beltre jennifer moore timothy donham and. other leads up to christopher wray are responsible for what happened to me and my family, ensuring they no longer work and fbi and retribution. from steve friend jacqueline mcguire was promoted to offer faster launch of the fbi after sending federal agents to arrest nonviolent cabinet protest catholic pro-life. as someone who lost my career by the whistl

including a young woman named frances perkins, who was having tea with friends nearby. >> to that opointd been taking of her self as a debutante. and she said, that's evil. we have obligations to those people. almost to be at least she became a social reformer in new york city. and eventually she became fdr's secretary of labor, the first woman, cabinet member in american history, and it is all because of that moral movement -- moment, in which she realized she had obligations to other people. that is one example among what was happening a lot. i sort of think it's going to be hard for us to turn things around in america until we begin to recognize we have obligations to other people that are at least as important as ours. >> this is a film about why you should join up. depends on it. judy: putnam's life story and work of been captured in the documentary "join or die," encouraging people across the country, especially young people to again seek out organizations and connection in their own communities, to find issues they are passionate about, and to affect change from the bottom up like

guts of the computer systems, when people found out that they were on their way next to the frances perkins building to the labor department headquarters yesterday in washington, people just ran down there, turned out in force in person, on no notice to go try to stop them. now, this is interesting. we don't know for sure if it was that, you know, musk and his gang pulled up at the frances perkins building and saw the crowd outside. we don't know if it was some other reason, but that reported next stop on elon musk's itinerary yesterday afternoon did not happen. it appears that that protest turned musk and his little group of guys turned him around, and they did not get into the labor department systems yesterday, even though they were scheduled to be there at the same time that was happening. democracy forward went to court and filed a lawsuit to block elon musk and his freshman 15 from accessing data and systems at the department of labor. so we had sort of a12 punch yesterday. you had the physical direct action of people turning up for that protest at the labor department, which appears

guts of the computer systems, when people found out that they were on their way next to the frances perkins building to the labor department headquarters yesterday in washington, people just ran down there, turned out in force in person, on no notice to go try to stop them. now, this is interesting. we don't know for sure if it was that, you know, musk and his gang pulled up at the frances perkins building and saw the crowd outside. we don't know if it was some other reason, but that reported next stop on elon musk's itinerary yesterday afternoon did not happen. it appears that that protest turned musk and his little group of guys turned them around, and they did not get into the labor department systems yesterday, even though they were scheduled to be there at the same time that was happening. democracy forward went to court and filed a lawsuit to block elon musk and his freshman 15 from accessing data and systems at the department of labor. so we had sort of a12 punch yesterday. you had the physical direct action of people turning up for that protest at the labor department, which appears

frances perkins designed the social security system with its dedicated tax payroll tax funding directly from our workers paychecks in such a way that once it was enacted and in place, franklin roosevelt said, quote, no damn politician can ever scrap my social security program. democrats had overwhelming majorities in the house and the senate in 1935, and could pass the social security act without republican support. but when the final votes came, several republicans in the house and the senate then joined democrats when they saw how popular social security was even before it existed. the first republican president elected after the creation of social security. former general dwight d eisenhower, who conquered germany in world war two, said at the end of the second year of his presidency, 14 years after the first social security check was issued. in a letter to his brother, quote, should any political party attempt to abolish social security, unemployment insurance and eliminate labor laws and farm programs, you would not hear of that party again in our political history. in that same le

just going to tell her to a minute or so thought i'd need to validate theme that's drawing the mark perkins, the testable. first of all, if not on them, i get a a are for you margaret income on the, on the front of you 3, the last i was looking up that's on the plan the around the election bill of go when the stay not, not see you had a theme is that nice fell on such a possibly a bit to die, not to him out of the caught up with a let him know that some the missed for them is locked in again, not see about who the nature of the crimes, the methods and mains used and the numbers of people involved even horrified nazi general's, the, the dedication and commitment discussions the whole and the pleasure they took from their brutal work, as well as the general acceptance of the crimes and correlation society at the time . there's almost no precedent in history. the attitude towards an entire people was no recent development. the that the result of centuries of fostered animosity and hatred. these studies get caught in the pretty much go down the music dates up instead of being a little cool. uh,

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semester, any coverage concentric a minute or so thought odd to me to valid in pre med drawing remark perkins, the supervisor was gonna come the aqua team, hunger, the income on the, on the front of you 3. the last lecture and updates on the plan they had on the election bill of go wellness day, not, not see you had a theme is at least fell on such a possibly a bit to die, not to. and i only caught up with to let them know that some the mis, for them is locked in again, not too bad. who the nature of the crimes, the methods and mains used and the numbers of people involved. even the horrified nazi generals, the, the dedication and commitment discussions the whole and the pleasure they took from their brutal work as well as the general acceptance of the crimes and correlation society at the time. there's almost no precedent in history. the attitude towards an entire people was no recent development. the but the result of centuries of fostered animosity and hatred. these studies get caught in the field about school that he was he states up instead of being a little cool. so i put a clothes, bet

semester, the look of owners can sell or command or so thought i'd need to validate the team that remark perkins, the supervisor was not on them. i get a the parkway email, gonna income on the, on the front of you 3, lots of lots and updates on the plan they had on the election bill of go when the stay not, not see yeah. the payments at least fell on such a possibly a bit too tight, not so now the caught up with to let them know that some the missed for them is locked in and cannot see about who the nature of the crimes, the methods and mains used. and the numbers of people involved even horrified nazi general's, the, the dedication and commitment discussion, seal, and the pleasure they took from their brutal work. as well as the general acceptance of the crimes and correlation society at the time. there's almost no precedent in history. the attitude towards an entire people was no recent development. the but the result of centuries of foster animosity and hatred of these studies key caught in the pretty much school. got any music data instead of being a little cool. so i put a close betsy, almo

perkins. yes. you should go rushing there. yeah. yeah. use with your to to, let's give it the rest of the auction through this thing and boom. with that, i see it. who am i supposed to go was to wrong e watching the show? what additional over the internet place around here, but she's because she did, i'd say, well, definitely ask for that to go over and i understood what he has to come out. the items to us. i thought you would have to on the conduct of storm e se to assess or do you got to sit on the corner to finish them? you know, much of need. we're thousands of the students warm yesterdays or stuff so really simple. yeah. yeah. because the goddess poses because this is amazing. it's wonderful to have access to the confirmation that we can stay here in russia. we can just relax now that we have the temporary residency in for me. now i've gone into nesting large size. if these are nice to feel like i can make a nest to my baby specially mobile showing let's see what he just started. he has a little sam, this is, this is small. he'll be

perkins? yes. you should go. russian. there's there's yeah, with the use with your to to do with cubic uh the rest of the just looking through the stream boomer that i see it. what am i supposed to go was to wrong e watching the show? what additional over the internet was around universities? cuz he did, i'd say we have asked me to ask for that to go up and i understood with you guys looking at the items to us, i thought you would have to on those who cannot access to m e. so he has to be assessed or do you got to sit on the corner to soon assuming how much of need we have thousands of the students? one yesterday's best to really see what was you know? yeah, of course the course poses because this is amazing. it's wonderful to have access to information that we can stay here in russia. we can just relax now that we have the temporary residency for me. now i've gone into nesting merge. so i, it's really nice to feel like i can make a nest to my baby. bessy will go show him. let's see what he just started. he has a whole sa

perkins? yes. you should go rushing there. yeah, it is. uh, it was a tow. it was cubic um. the rest of that list was i was just looking through the seeing him going with that. i see it, who am i supposed to go? was to a wrong e washing dish. oh, what additional over the internet place around here, but she's cuz she did, i'd say where i've asked me to ask them for that to go over and i understood. so he has to connect the items to us. i thought you would have to on the conduct is to him. if so, if he has to be assessed or do you got to sit on the corner to choose to me how much of need we're thousands of the students. one yesterdays or stuff. a relief syllabus. yeah, because the goddess poses because this is amazing. it's wonderful to have access to information that we can stay here in russia. we can just relax now that we have the temporary residency in for me. now i've gone into nesting merge. so i, it was a nice to feel like i can make a nest to my baby specially mobile showing the sort of see what he just started. he has the most and this is, this is small. so be more th

perkins. yes. you should go rushing there. yeah. what is it? uh it was a tow. it was cubic um the rest of that is i was just looking through the seeing him going with it. i see it, who am i supposed to quote was still wrong e watching the show, but edition over the internet place around here, but she's cuz she did, i'd say, well, definitely ask for that to go overnight. understood. so you guys looking at the items thought i thought you would have to on the contract is to him, if he has to be assessed or do you guys have runs according to fitness and you know, much of need. we had thousands of the students. one yesterdays or stuff. it's a really simple bush, you know? yeah, of course the course poses because this is amazing. it's wonderful to have access to information that we can stay here in russia. we can just relax now that we have the temporary residency in for me now i've gone into nesting merge. so i, it's a nice to feel like i can make an s to my baby. a single go show him. let's see what he just started. he has a whole, sam, this is, this is small. so b

perkins? yes. you should go russian there. yeah, yeah, he's with the tow. it was cusick of the rest of the just looking through the seeing him going to the this year. what am i supposed to call was do wrong e washing dish and but in addition over the internet, because around universities, because she did, i'd say we have asked me to ask for that to go overnight. understood. so you guys looking at the items to us. i thought you would have to on those who cannot access to them. if so, if you have to be assessed for do you got runs according to tennessee, how much of need we have now? seems to be students form yesterday research stuff to really see what was your yet of course the course poses because this is amazing. it's wonderful. to have access to confirmation that we can stay here in russia. we can just relax now that we have the temporary residency. and for me now i've gone into nesting merge. so it's really nice to feel like i can make a nest to my baby assumable showing. let's see what he just started. he has an goals, and this is, this is small. he'll

organizations worldwide rebuilding, i've made the trump administration's shock suspension of foreign a perkins. however, some influential figures have welcome to move. this includes the leader of el salvador. he has a cues than the taurus us agency, for international development of the stabilizing states under the pretext of financial assistance. the most governments don't want usa, the funds flowing into their countries because they understand where much of that money actually ends up well marketed as support for development, democracy and human rights. the majority of these funds are funnelled into opposition groups and g o's with political agendas and destabilizing movements at best. maybe 10 percent of the money reach is real projects that help people in need . there are such cases, but the rest is used to fuel dissent. finance protests and undermine administrations that refused to align with the global if the agenda cutting this so called aide isn't just beneficial for the united states, it's also a big wind for the rest of the world. last, donald trump voltage, most foreign assistance wi

perkins. yes, you should go russian there. yeah. yeah, he's a, here's a to, to excuse it. go. the rest of the just looking through this thing i'm going with that i see it who am i supposed to go was do wrong e watching the show, but edition over the internet place around here. but she's christy dodson with us. we asked of rebecca to go over and i understood to you guys because i just thought i thought you were still on the contact as to i'm e. so the, as the suspect, you guys have sedans, according to tennessee, how much of need we had thousands of new students one yesterday. so stuff to really see what was you know. yeah. because the goddess poses because this is amazing. it's wonderful to have access to information that we can stay here in russia. we can just relax now that we have the temporary residency. and for me now i've gone into nesting large size. if these are nice to feel like i can make a nest to my baby assumable showing let's see what he just started. he has a whole family. this is, this is small. he'll be more than many ways. it was difficult in many ways it was

he gradually, the first person he -- i think he did get rid of was francis perkins. and he actually said, i don't want a won in my cabinet. he didn't say that to her -- a woman in my cabinet. he didn't say that. he didn't say that to her. he did, i'm sorry. >> on that note we're going to wrap up this session. thank you very much, david. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sundays, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books d authors. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more. including mid he

took him a while, it didn't he gradually the first person he i think he did get rid of was frances perkins. and he actually said, i don't want a woman in my cabinet. he didn't say that to her. yeah, he did. he did. i'm sorry. and on that note, we are going to wrap up this session. thank you very, david.

secretary of labor, frances perkins, directed the forming of a border patrol review board. and so this is part of what we're seeing this connection between the violence of the borderlands, between the history of the texas and these early of the border patrol. part of this review board was to purge the border patrol, the border patrol of those considered, quote unquote, quick with the guns so quick to shoot, you know, quick to shoot before answering or asking any questions. and so that's part of why this review board is created in 1940. and it's some border patrol. our move from the department of labor to the department of justice. with that, we're also seeing the growth of the agency numerically in terms of its so in 1940 and 1941, we start to this very drastic change. in 1940, the agency has 819 members as part of their personnel. that's over 15. the following year by the end of 1945. so creeping up on the end of world war two, the number of employees, 8000. so from 1940, we have less than a thousand. a few years after that, we've got 8000 employees from 1990 and we're jum

we know that was baloney, devin nunes future memo together told us clinton campaign hired law firm perkinsgether a fake false dominant, dossier took to fisa court to get warrants to spy on president trump's campaign, but for kash patel we don't rare that that is what launched this whole investigation we've been doing for years figuring out how political our justice department has become particularly under biden merrick garland when attorney general political things they did to president trump, and to all kinds of people across the country, so it started with kash patel the guy we need running the fbi. >> i know that i spoke with him back then and devin nunes, everything you subscribed sounds to me like hillary clinton colluded with runners to stop her opponent actually sounds to me she charged trump with exactly what she was exactly will doing kash patel sshdz as chief of staff in the department of defense, was deputy assistant to president trump, was chief of staff dod after deputy director national intelligence intelligence community long rÉsumÉ intelligence defense after their trying to

frances perkins as secretary of labor, and then eisenhower in 1953, appointed to cope as secretary of education and welfare. president truman appointed women to positions requiring senate confirmation. eisenhower appointed 28 and president kennedy 27. so there was some precedent. the precedent was not very pretty possessing. and as we heard the archivist in her introductory remarks mentioned the reporter, vera glaser, stood up at the press conference and asked spoke truth to power. i guess, and said, why of the 200 appointments that had been made so far only three were women. and that got nixon's attention. to put it mildly. and he appointed a task, as we've heard, on women's rights and responsibilities. and they reported report their report in december of 69 called the matter of civil justice was a very important. you mentioned the that the 64 page act in i think in july of 1970 the justice department the nixon justice department for the first time brought a suit under that of discrimination and pay against women. so there was some movement but the really game changing moment, the pi

he gradually, the first person he -- i think he did get rid of was francis perkins. and he actually said, i don't want a won in my cabinet. he didn't say that to her -- a woman in my cabinet. he didn't say that. he didn't say that to her. he did, i'm sorry. >> on that note we're going to wrap up this session. thank you very much, david. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sundays, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books d authors. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more. including midco. >> where are you going? or maybe a better question is, how far do you want to go? and how fast do you want to get there? now we're getting somewhere. so let's go. let's go faster. let's go further. let's go beyond. >> midco, along with these television companies, su

the first black doll debuted in 1980, designed by kitty black perkins, who helped design the 45th anniversary there on your screen. it is now available for purchase online. mattel is also teaming up with the black in fashion council and uplifting three emerging black women designers in an effort to address the fact that only 7% of black designers make up the fashion industry. that's despite the black community's significant impact, and more consumers are using their wallets to protest certain brands over their politics. fox's madison alworth has. who is more likely to stop shopping at companies with differing views? >> a new form of political resistance. both sides of the aisle are holding on to their dollars to send a message. 45% of democrats say they would stop, drop and not shop at a brand that they disagreed with politically, according to the harris poll findings. 34% of republicans say they would do the same. get this. four out of ten americans have changed their spending habits in recent months because of politics. and while it's more democrats doing this, republicans have wielded a lo

>> i want to mention pastor henry perkins and also for the achievement award, mister jim kraft. a lot of programs, especially for the youth in the city of pittsburgh. so we really love his his service. program. i can tell youabo right now, i mean, it was there was a big turnout. everyone get dressed, get dressed up to come to this event. and then after the award ceremony, everyone gathers on another side where there's food and drinks. >> we're going to have delights. yeah. as our caterers this year, we still have deli vino wine, which is a black owned winery. tara, who is going to be doing cocktail hour, starts at 2 p.m. and so what they can anticipate this year is the doors will open at two for the cocktail hour. there's a black museum there at the facility, so there's going to be a lot of stuff. we actually have a thomas gaines showcase, which is the first black man who lived in the city of antioch on the water when blacks weren't allowed. and so, yes, we're going to be showcasing some information about him. and then as the awards kick off, it'll start at about three and it'll

government in terms of moving forward, among the programs we fund, talking about workforce need is the perkins grant program. again, in my district, visiting career and technical trade schools talking to comprehensive high schools that are creating career pathway programs, with money coming from the u.s. department of education to pay for welding booths, setups for nursing programs, the fact of the matter is that the department of education is a major, major partner and contributor to, again, achieving the goals, mr. taylor, that you mentioned, isn't that correct? >> yes. >> thank you. in terms of the reconciliation bill, which, again, we have seen every committee at mar-a-lago has been asked to offer up offsets and pay fors to pay for the tax cuts. one of the proposals that, again, was reported by politico is republican proposal would make college scholarships taxable income. again, mr. chairman, i would ask to enter into the record an article from "forbes" magazine, hardly a far left publication that, again, describes what this proposal is, to make scholarships taxable. >> without objection,