teachers like rodney pierce are caught in the crossfire. teacher of the year in 2019. he sought to inspire his students by teaching them about local history, the various monuments to confederates and the history of horrific lynchings in the area. now pierce is facing backlash from parents saying that his teaching of history and race is biased. that he insists on talking about slavery, and that he has a perceived political slant, accusing him of lying when he quoted former president donald trump verbatim. joining me now is rodney pierce, social studies teacher at red oak middle school. he joins in his personal capacity and his views do not represent those of the school district. mr. pierce, it is great to see you. thank you very much for coming to "the reidout." if you notice, i stumbled over this idea that you are insisting on teaching children, teaching students about slavery. please, your response to parents who say that you are insisting on doing that. >> thank you for having me, mr. capehart. and again, i want to reiterate what you said

pierce. >> thank you guys very much. i'm a little bit nervous. i am saddened to hear that vanessa joy are not up for approval. i am honored to be in this pool. i think this is a very deep pool of people. and i'm usually before you guys to complain or lecture, etc.. i'm not usually here to entreat you guys to point me to something so i am very honored a little bit awkwardhere . that being said i do want to say that i was born on patrol hill and moved to hunter! when i was five. spent my entire childhood bouncing between patrol hill and dogpatch in soma commission and visitation valley and lmi. every single time it comes to redistricting in my entire lifetime, the burden is always fallen on those neighborhoods which i grew up in and which we all identify getting divided up for a vote in every single time we go through this process there is a little bit oftrauma every time we are separated . i am interested in being on this for because i recognize that and have how sensitive this is truly how mu

where is the piercing? romaine: look at this. mr. adams: it is a gold earring.nded a meeting with a group of young people and they said we will vote for you if you commit to get your ear pierced. a promise made is a promise cap. -- a promise made is a promise kept. tom: i can assure you the 108th mayor of new york did not go through this. looking forward to speak with you again. the democratic nominee for new york city mayor. shelly banjo, your thoughts on this conversation? shelly: i thought it was great. adams has a big challenge ahead of him. he has made huge promises on crime. he said i will reduce crime. that is not easy, and if you do not -- if he does not do it quickly people get upset. romaine: i wanted to get questions on education. that is a big part of the reason why he lost manhattan. eager to see how he addresses that. tom: very interesting moment. markets, dow futures near -500. the open is next. i believe they will talk about the markets. good morning. ♪ look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not gr

there was a debate about kevlar piercing bullets and many police organizations across the country came out in support of a man on kevlar piercing bullets because their officers were at risk of getting shot and killed and through their kevlar vests so initially police unions, police organizations said let's start regulating kevlar piercing bullets and this was not okay by gun manufacturers, bullet manufacturers . the weight of capitalism struck down on them and they backed out so efforts to regulate bullets believe it or not have met with even in these extreme examples with the same kind of response as regulating guns. of course i mention thesecond amendment . i would urge everybody to read the second amendment of the constitution. it doesn't say anything about guns. it talks about well-regulated militias in this country but in a way it's kind of rorschach test, the second amendment and talk about this. we didn't always talk about the second amendment the same way we do now. until about 1980 we thought that militia meant militia, the military and it didn't mean an individual citizen .sa

i mean franklin pierce and buchanan and andrew johnson were just retched presidents.han some of them. was it the pandemic or the insurrection. >> it was the insurrection. the pandemic, the fact that trump subordinated our national interest with personal interest, those were bad enough, but january 6 changed it all. he's the first president not to have accepted the outcome of an election and first president not to support a peaceful transfer of power. those are so dangerous. those are president dents that are so dangerous that i thought he deserved to be considered the worst president in our history. >> where do you have him ranked? >> the worst. absolutely, i worst for the atlantic. first ever. >> and just to be clear. >> and that is saying a lot because buchanan is terrible. >> we have ten seconds left. presidents have moved up occasionally after their initial ranking? >> yes. he might move up two or three spots as people forget. but i doubt we are going to discover there was a hidden hand that made him a better president. >> tim naftali, we appreciate you being with

. >> the story has often been, you saw it in the piercing quote that kennedy's father was the one pulling the strings behind the scenes. that's not true. jack kennedy wanted that pulitzer prize. he told one historian, i'd rather win a pulitzer prize than be president. so he had a strong desire for literary fame, even though he didn't want to do literary work, he got himself a pulitzer. he said i wonder who really wrote that book but the pulitzer changed the equation. i think it made it a moral question and an ethical question. and readers realized this too. when i was at the kennedy presidential library, i looked at the letters kennedy was receiving in 1957. librarians were sending him letters, school teachers were sending him letter, did you really write this book? you wouldn't have accepted that prize if you didn't write the book, did you? that's not the right thing to do. >> craiger ifman, sunday night at 8:00 eastern. you can listen to "q&a" as a podcast wherever you get your podcasts. s representative john curtis, republican from utah. also the chair of the conservative climate caucu

may the integrity of your word pierce the hearts of the callus and unfeeling even our own. then may the depth of your love humble us that we would come to know that your gracious plan is more precious than anything we value or devise without your blessing. in the hope of your name we pray. amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-a of house resolution 88, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the pledge of allegiance will be offered by the gentleman from maryland, mr. harris. mr. harris: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 104-c of title 1 division t of the consolidated appropriations act of 2021 and the order of the house of january 4, 2021 of the following individual on the part of the house to the smithsonian american history museum council. the clerk: mrs. carol b. maloney, new york, new york. the speaker pro tempor

pierce, florida, republican, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i find it hilarious that bernie sanders is talking about union jobs when the first five minutes of the biden administration what did they do? they -- >> did i not hang up on you. if you are going to use that language then you can't join us on this program. victor, alabama, democrat, good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> go ahead, victor. >> caller: hey, i just want to say that i'm a 14-year vet. >> you are a 14-year vet, victor. >> caller: and the thing is -- is that these people have not taken care of the united states, they have sent money overseas and the thing is -- yes -- >> victor, you have to turn down your television and keep on talking, i'm hearing you. >> caller: okay. all right. it is off. >> all right. finish your comment. >> caller: all right. the democrats are the best people in the world and the thing is that the lady that called that was democrat is saying that the budget is fine. we've got too many presidents that have done nothing for the people. that's my commen

little did she know, i was only trying to keep up, keep up with barbara pierce in new york. i love you. >> a great letter. >> it's such a great letter. warren, before i'm going to jump right in and then i promise i will let you talk again. but i know right now people are weeping across america with that letter. so now i'm going to make them laugh. so we're going to wipe away the tears quickly. mrs. bush was a good sport. president bush keister on mercilessly. had a wonderful sense of humor, and i think she was the target of most of the practical jokes. this is worse than he ever did to her. some going to read this, too. mrs. bush often told people that one of the many reasons she married george bush is that he made her laugh. he was the master of practical jokes with his wife often his target. one of his more famous success stories had to be the day he managed to convince her that she might be going to jail for trafficking pork. during the summer of 1998 -- see, there's a lot of surprises in this book. everyone needs to read this book. during the summer 1998, they came to li

pierce again to lead us into the discussion. >> thank you chair ambrose. and i'll give it back to senior investigator eric willett. >> this case is very similar to the previous matter resolved in item 5. the only difference here is that jennifer stojkovic upon reviewing her record noticed she failed to report one contact. in addition to amending her previously reported contacts, to reflect the payments received, there was one month she had added a contact not previously reported in addition to the payments not previously reported. >> chair ambrose: so i'm going to start. i guess maybe i didn't read it closely enough. my impression was there were multiple years when the contacts were not disclosed. is that -- did i read that wrong? >> on the language of the stipulation, it says and or the payments she received from her employer. maybe there's details lacking there for how many months it was amended to reflect the payments received and how many included payments received and additional contact. the background on this one was one month there was additional co

pierce doesn't really attempt to challenge. you've got buchanan who is sitting by as the country gets closer to war. he doesn't do anything to stop it. you have lincoln coming in. he can either allow the confederacy to go its merry way or he could try to keep the country together and he decides to go for broke. he decides that it's important enough for the nation to be performed -- to be preserved to go to war. over 700,000 people died as a consequence, but he also opens the door to ending say it -- ending slavery. that is revolutionary. he is succeeded by andrew johnson who is not in any way fit to be president at that time. it makes perfect sense that lincoln is elevated the number one because the country could not have survived without his leadership. with help from the military and the american people, but it was lincoln's leadership that made the difference. host: not to beat up too much on johnson, but why expand on that? why unfit? guest: andrew johnson was a southerner from tennessee, a democrat, but someone who remaine

medics air lifted robert bassett to a local hospital monday morning in fort pierce we're told he's doingwas riding around the bend and fell into the water. >> he went right into the water and then just as bad luck would be, the gator was right there. he says it took him down, three spins and he thought he was gone. >> trapper jon davidson captured that eight foot gator, all 170 pounds of her. >> she was sitting 10 feet off the bank when i showed up so that leads me to believe it's a female she's probably sitting on a nest we'll tempt to rescue the babies if we can. >> florida fish and wildlife say attacks like this can be rare but gators can be more this time of year. >>> a new study of j&j's covid vaccine is much less effective against the delta variant which is spreading fast and accounts for 80% of the new cases in the u.s. that study not yet peer reviewed the doctor recommended two shots for everyone. >>> senate majority leader chuck schumer refuses to delay a key vote on infrastructure plan. and jeff bezos, the second billionaire in space he blasted off aboard his blue origin rocket

kennedy: who's the only president to also serve as chief justice of the supreme court pierce, williamhoover franklin pierce, james buchanan, william howard taft or ruth bader ginsburg. >> oh man i thought is grover cleveland. is it taft? kennedy: yes spike wins. congratulations spike. we are sending you some of the use hair trimmings from the greenroom. kennedy: and getting paid now. kennedy: i'm not getting paid you're getting money from you. great job spike thanks about shoot jimmy, jessica and spike great work. jimmy you almost won. it. [laughter] >> whatever this is ridiculous. super coming up the surgeon violent parameters cities has some mayors and pleading for more cops. of the finally realizing their call to defend the police? might not be a great idea. i will be with clark neily next. monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. there's an america we build and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. you get both. i

. >> a week later bullets pierced 2 men west off railroad avenue. some drivers don't feel they need to take measures into their own hands and surprised to hear about it. but i at the same time, i don't feel scared. >> like i need to take any immediate people like caroline halston, san juan see a proactive approach when it comes to these highway shootings. it would be devastating us to be in a situation like then. >> chp is asking for the public's help in figuring out what happened if you saw anything, you are encouraged to call chp is tip line. we have that number for you at kron 4 dot com in contra, costa county camila barco kron 4 news. >> the chevron richmond refinery says they're experiencing some flaring because of a loss of power. the city issued their lowest morning just to make people aware of the situation and this is video from a similar flaring from the refinery from last year and officials are stressing that flaring is an important way to keep the refinery going. employees have a handle on everything. >> people looking for new place to l

when it got to 125 and pierced 125 every so briefly this morning, that was a moment where you thought, huh, i wonder if one is in the cards. >> yeah, i had christopher on from last night in my head who said presently the ten-year-year-olds would go down to 1 1/4% and made a compelling case why that would be the case. if you're a bination ry option player, quickly in terms of moderna and pfizer for every intelligent thing i say, karen says 100 intelligent things she said something in the fall, and said moderna is probably best suited to monetize, and if you were playing the stock market, it would be mrna, and if crow look since then, we have talked on the show numerous times, the stock is going from 60, not in a straight line but we find ourselves north of $230 a share, and pfizer having peaked at 43 when their news came out, has been meandering around 39. moderna is still a way to play it i'm glad karen said that many months ago. >> i thought that ratio in terms of the number of smart things she says to you, that was a little low actually. a little low that was an excellent point on m

so there aren't any more variants to pierce highly effective vaccines that would ordinarily get all ofnormal life. if you want an answer more personal to you, get vaccinated so you won't go to the hospital and die. rich eisen joins us for his first interview since being infected. good to see you. first, how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling fine. i got out of quarantine yesterday. other than just being fatigued, the symptoms that i had, which were very difficult, they're gone. >> so for people who say, well, i have been vaccinated. if i get this thing, you know, i'm not even going to notice it, what did it feel like for you? >> it started with just a tickle in my throat. and then a small cough the next day. i thought it was allergies. and it turned out to be covid. and after my test was confirmed with another test, it really began to hit me. but in a weird way, to be honest, with chills and body aches. but no fever. i still have a sense of taste and smell, but no appetite. it was just really weird but very difficult at times to get through, certainly because you just never knew how it co

. >> and with that, rodney pierce, mr. pierce, thank you very much for coming to "the reidout." thank you very much for your bravery and for teaching the truth. and that's tonight's "reidout." "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> here it is. it's taken over pretty much the entire northeast. >> as republicans fight funding for climate mitigation, dangerous smoky air blankets the northeast as epic wildfires burn thousands of miles to the west. >> climate effects that we thought were going to happen in the middle of the century are happening right this minute. >> tonight, as her state battles the biggest wildfire in the country, the governor of oregon joins me live. then -- >> unless speaker pelosi reverses course and seats all five republicans, we will not participate. >> house republicans take their ball and go home over the january 6th investigation. plus -- >> we've got two epidemics go on right now. one of those biological caused by a virus. the other is informational. >> the head of the national institutes of health on how to fight covid m

also, who signed off on making franklin pierce look exactly like me?ne of the worst presidents i grew up in new hampshire, so i actually know some stuff about franklin pierce. he was also from new hampshire and nothing else [ laughter ] i remember in 4th grade, they told us that new hampshire news, we lost our [ bleep ]. and then, it was on to james buchanan look, maybe, one of the reasons -- [ laughter ] guys, don't laugh at the easter eggs [ laughter ] maybe, one of the reasons imatrs so surprised, is it keeps finding out more about just how corrupt the campaign and presidency of the man he was based on were. every day, it seems like we get new details about alleged crimes involving trump's cabinet officials, or his business associates or his friends. some of them are investigations we didn't even know about. it's like a game of clue, where every answer is correct. "was it professor plum in the ball room, with the dagger it was how about ms. scarlet in the kitchen, with the lead pipe. her too. okay, and what about rudy in the billiard room with the c

>> yeah, we also found cases of grenade launchers, mortars, also armor piercing grenades, a big box ofa. >> kristin hall from associated press. the story's up on their website now. thank you. >>> the search for survivors is over, but crews are still working to find the bodies of victims in surfside, florida search teams discovered the remains of four more people today in the wreckage. 64 now confirmed dead, and 76 others still potentially unaccounted for 15 days after the condo tower came crashing down we now have drone video from yesterday's moment of silence after officials made the somber decision to end the rescue operation and shift to recovery alone. rescue workers lining up side by side some with tears in their eyes the mayor of miami-dade county says work on the pile will continue around the clock with what she calls all speed and urgency to find the victims. >>> just into the cnbc newsroom, there has been a significant earthquake in california along the nevada-california border a quake and then a series of aftershocks felt across the bay area the peoples california central val

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bullets hit evangelist temple fellowship center piercing walls and shattering a window. >> i'm gratefule was here and i'm also graph the rounds were so high up. even if someone were here, they wouldn't have been hit. >> police say the woman is in critical condition. the girl's condition was upgraded to stable. investigators are looking for at least one suspect. >>> in the south bay a coyote problem at a senior community these aggressive animals are attacking and in some cases killing dogs. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo explains how neighbors are taking extreme steps to protect their pets. >> this coyote came out of nowhere. we were ambushed. >> reporter: ambushed and terrorized, that's how diana holcomb is describing the recent coyote attack on her dog bunny, the maltipoo picked up and killed when her holding onto bunny's short leash. >> she was dead instantly. >> reporter: neighbors at the villages say the last 15 months have been a nightmare. they've had to arm themselves during walks with bear spray, weapons, even body armor for their pets. >> i was just taking her out for a

what if oneullet went into nnedys back and came out of his neck and went into connolly's back piercing lung, on the wrist to h is left thigh. whatever you want, wheatever t you need, this bullet provides, it is a magic bullet. olivia: if jfk's policies had prevailed, what america do you think you'd have today? >> a whole different world. his brother was also a progressive. he will follow him. hopefully 16 years of kennedys. who knows? teddy kennedy was another factor. they knew this. roosevelt had a significant effect on the american psyche as well as the economy and made a huge difference in world war ii but kennedy would have had a similar hold on the american public. i think we would be less conservative, less violent. war breeds more violence and callousness in society. kennedy, as he says in the film, he was a man of peace. he had been at war, a decorated combat veteran. he said himself, you cannot believe the generals. he was that kind of man who called the shots as they saw them. he saw it coming. he says we do not need a world of pax americanna, supported by weapons of war, whi

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released a new trailer fsh its upcoming adaptation of cinderella the cast includes adina manziel, piercemes corden and missy elliott. it begins streaming on september 3rd. could it get more star studded >> you have the power names. the last cinderella was emma watson, that was great so to see this new version this way, it's always fun. >>> now to wall street where commission free stock trading app robinhood was slapped with a $70 million fine and big news for ford motor jeff, good morning >> good morning to you real slap on the wrists here for robinhood. it's not the first time that this trading app has been in the news for the wrong reasons the message from the regulator is, quote, widespread and significant harm caused to customers and they say that through poor information it may have cost many of their users at least $7 million in lost profit, which is not good news they've also raised concerns about whether risky options trading was allowed for some customers who it shouldn't have been appropriate for so not good news for robinhood, but they say they will improve let me just move on

it trades at a substantial discount to those pierce it's justified in terms of a higher evaluation.ecially with twitter blue recently launching, we will get a glimpse into how that's going to perform i think that's something that could potentially add another 5-to-7% to top line revenue next year so the trade structure i want to view is reflects what the options are implying to this specific earnings, which is about 11.2% move versus the average that we've seen here over the last eight quarters, around 13.2% so option are implying a slightly muted earnings. so the trade structure i am using here is selling a put credit spread. i'm going out to the august 27ing weekly expiration. i'm selling the 66, 60 put vertical, collecting $4.70 for the august 27th $66 put and spending about $2.25 for that $60 put net here i am collecting about $2.45. which is about 40% of the vertical width when i am able to collect this premium, that's the trade i want to take, especially if i think the upside is going to be somewhat limited because of what the options are currently implying >> and mike, close

we trace around ammunition armor piercing ammunition. >> we had a i believe a smoke grenade.hose types of things are typically possessed by the average citizen who you know what either likes to collect guns or much law legally buys his guns. these are the kinds of things we don't normally fired. >> and so on probation at the time of his arrest back in april. police say he was arrested for possessing a loaded and concealed ghost gun and he was on parole for a prior weapons violation is due in court on thursday in the east bay and officer was hit by a car as a suspect fled the scene of a catalytic converter theft early today in san leandro. it happened just before 6 o'clock this morning on companies here street. >> near the bart station. police say the suspect was trapped in an apartment complex parking garage when they arrived on scene. the suspect eventually got out and hit an officer while fleeing police chased the suspect into oakland. eventually arrested the driver. the officer was not badly injured. and then later this morning, another catalytic converter theft was record

. >> the violence right in front of a church bullet holes piercing the building to people. of them a young child in critical condition tonight after a shooting that happened overnight. thank you for joining us this evening on kron 4 news at 5. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis that shooting happened at about 1045 last night. >> kron four's phillipe djegal has the latest. >> bullet holes which seemed to have been fired from 2 different guns mark up, the evangelist temple fellowship center in vallejo. police say some of those gunshots hit a 30 year-old woman and an 8 year-old girl wednesday night. shawny williams believes or family members. both are in critical condition. but the child has been stabilized. i can say this is a senseless act of violence. we don't know what the motive is. it's currently an active investigation. church members say the city has been plagued by gun violence and chief williams agrees gun violence is a public health crisis about 2 hours after a man was shot to death in vallejo. police responded to the wounded woman and child at around 1045 wedne

bullets hit evangelist temple fellowship center piercing walls and shattering a window. >> i'm gratefulone was here and i'm also graph the rounds were so high up. even if someone were here, they wouldn't have been hit. >> police say the woman is in critical condition. the girl's condition was upgraded to stable. investigators are looking for at least one suspect. >>> in the south bay a coyote problem at a senior community is getting out of control. these aggressive animals are attacking and in some cases killing dogs. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo explains how neighbors are taking extreme steps to protect their pets. > this coyote came out of erambushed. ambushed and terrorized, that's how diana holcomb is describing the recent coyote attack on her dog bunny, the maltipoo picked up and killed when her holding onto bunny's short leash. >> she was dead instantly. >> reporter: neighbors at the villages say the last 15 months have been a nightmare. they've had to arm themselves during walks with bear spray, weapons, even body armor for their pets. >> i was just taking her out for a

that i would say spearheaded by pierce morgan, a famous u. k. tv host, who well just fell short of accusing some on violence of being a chicken and checking out on her team. and i saw something that serial winners do on mental health issues. now the go to excuse for any poor performance in elite sport. what a joke, just admit you did badly made mistakes and was try to do better next time. kids need strong role models, not best nonsense. obviously that has created huge responds online and even some mainstream media jumped in. and if you look at the language that some of these mainstream media, like washington post and many others used, you would think that simone biles actually won a gold medal rather than pulling out from the competition. whenever biles pulls on her leotard, it's as though she's tighten in a cape around her neck. she's the hero tasked to save in a solid sport embodying some tried believe in american dominance, and also carry an agenda and an entire race. that's a heavy cape and it chokes. but it's one that exceptional black wome

the only way to get something major done on voting rights on capitol hill is to pierce through the filibusternd the reality is there are two democratic senators who are outspoken in defense of the filibuster that is west virginia's joe manchin and krirsen sinema. sinema is a co-sponsor of the for the people act she wants it to become law but doesn't believe it's worth getting rid of the 60 vote rule. i spoke to senator warnock, asked him what he told the president. he wouldn't say but he was emfa sittic that democrats can't give up. they need to try to get voting rights done. he said there's talk in congress about democrats doing a $4 trillion economic package, whether it's infa structure, the safety net families programs, in addition to the $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. a point to me is none of that would have happened if he didn't win in georgia. and in his view what the republicans are trying to do is prevent democrats from being able to win in georgia. so he said voting rights shut up a priority for democrats. his path forward was a carveout for the filibuster. his suggestion, his propos

. ♪ ♪ yoyou already y pay fofor car insusurance, p pierce >> garrett: tonight, an intense >> garrett:t, an intense manhunt is underway for the gunman who shot and killed a pro golfer at a country club in kennesaw, georgia. police say eugene siller was shot by a man who drove a pickup truck on to a golf course saturday. two more bodies were found in the bed of the truck. the motive for these shootings is not known. in altoona iowa, investigators are trying to determine what cused a raft to flip over on a water ride at the adventureland amusement park. one person was killed, three others were injured. officials say the ride passed inspection the day before this deadly accident. a consumer warning tonight, tyson foods is recalling more than 8 million pounds of frozen fully cooked chicken products after three cases of listeria were discovered. one person has died. one person has died. the packages which are the packages which are sold under several brands including tysons, casey's general store and little caesar's have the code p7089 printed on them. consumers are urged to throw the packa

. >> a week later bullets pierced 2 men west off railroad avenue. some drivers don't feel they need to take measures into their own hands and surprised to hear about it. but i at the same time, i don't feel scared. >> like i need to take any immediate action. but people like caroline paul stinson want to see a proactive approach when it comes to these highway shootings. it would be devastating us to be in a situation like that. >> chp is asking for the public's help in figuring out what happened if you saw anything you are encouraged to call c h p's tip line. we have that number for you at kron 4 dot com in contra, costa county camila barco kron 4 news. >> the 2 men and a woman are recovering after an early morning shooting in antioch. it happened at rome's liquor store on east 18th street saturday morning. investigators say surveillance video showed 3 are men enraged engaged in a shootout there. officers fell 2 of the victims at the scene. a 3rd showed up at the hospital short time later, police have arrested 2 of the suspected shooters. now they'r

duckworth: the first thing that happens is sergeant chris pierce, who is my door gunner on the righte and my crew chief and the rescue bird realizes i'm still alive because he sees more and more blood on the deck of the aircraft and he realizes that he has a tourniquet on. no one should be bleeding, so why is there more blood? he realized, oh, my god. tammy is still bleeding. her heart is still pumping. he declines treatment from the medevac bird, when we get put in the medevac aircraft. when the medic comes to him, he says, go take care of her. david: when you get to walter reed, you are on morphine and other drugs, and when you wake up, when do you realize that you have lost your legs and maybe the use of your right arm? sen. duckworth: i knew that i was wounded, i knew that i was hurt, but i also knew that i was safe. and i was in excruciating pain. and i asked my husband to ask the doctor if i can some tylenol because my feet really hurt and that's when he had to go out and get the doctor and the two of them came in and told me. there was no tylenol they could give me for my feet

he would ask you with a piercing glaze and despite his small stature he was incredibly intimidating figure. largely due to that gaze comets intellect incredible work ethic. no more with us and leading the permanent subcommittee on investigations also known as psi. carl held the gavel, getting a letter or a phone call from his investigative staff stroke fear into the most powerful and most corrupt figures in america. in fact folks in washington would say under carl's leadership the letters psi had a completely different meaning to many people. they stood for pretty scarys. investigation. : : : everyday folks. the michiganders and the americans who are working hard every day to pay the bills and are playing by the rules. he was furious when there were people who took advantage of people who took advantage of he was furious when there were people who took advantage of hard-working america and theirns companies making millions and even billions of dollars, cheating on their taxes and hurting average taxpayers. over the course of his tenure, he took on the corrupt, wrongdoers and bullies no one

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the rabbi—turned—comedian was known for his sharp wit and piercing social commentary, often about beings have safely detonated a world war ii bomb — which was found during the construction of a new housing estate in east yorkshire. it's thought an raf lancaster bomber ditched the bomb when it was attempting to crash land. jake zuckerman reports. explosion. oooohhh! 0h! the moment a live world war ii bomb was detonated on the outskirts of goole. this was the device dug up by workers building a new housing estate in the town. bomb disposal experts spent yesterday and much of today preparing for the controlled explosion, and for motorists, it was the cause of much frustration. the m62, which passes right next to the site, was closed in both directions as police cordoned off the area. meanwhile in goole, local people watched and waited and tried to find a good vantage point. yeah, i'm meant to be inside watching something, but i've got my head down the road thinking, what's happening here, trying to catch a little glimpse of it all. i've just snuck through the edge there onto the field to s

pierce doesn't really attempt to challenge.e got buchanan who is sitting by as the country gets closer to war. he doesn't do anything to stop it. you have lincoln coming in. he can either allow the confederacy to go its merry way or he could try to keep the country together and he decides to go for broke. he decides that it's important enough for the nation to be performed -- to be preserved to go to war. over 700,000 people died as a consequence, but he also opens the door to ending say it -- ending slavery. that is revolutionary. he is succeeded by andrew johnson who is not in any way fit to be president at that time. it makes perfect sense that lincoln is elevated the number one because the country could not have survived without his leadership. with help from the military and the american people, but it was lincoln's leadership that made the difference. host: not to beat up too much on johnson, but why expand on that? why unfit? guest: andrew johnson was a southerner from tennessee, a democrat, but someone who remained loya