yogananda pittman, meanwhile, thrived. d two days afterpi january six ,tt nancy pelosi elevated pittman to acting chief of the capitol secuceye. late last year, pittman took a high paying job as the head of security at uc berkeley, which is right outside pelosi's col distional district. rict.berkley announced pitman's hiring with unqualified praise for her, quote, steadfast commitment to social justice. pittma herselfn herself boastedt he her heroic performance on january 6thdepartme. her department, she said,ed out quote, saved democracy tha tt dt we reached out to yogananda pittman for comment, but she didn't get back to us turf. yeas >> johnson spent twenty two years as a capitol police officer on january six . he says he was in char in charge ofght in the securing the certification of the presidential election. he was right in the middle of it. if anyone was tart, johnson was .here is mo >> here's more of our siret dow interview with him. or >> miss johnson, thank you formh joining us and thank you for having me. here

express at the german institute for international and security affairs. yon is how significant is pittman's admission that the functions are biting. i thought a quite interesting and i think it's significant because m, as you pointed out, put in was saying the opposite just a couple of weeks ago. so what could this mean? i think it means that futon is realizing that this war is going to be longer than he anticipated, and that it will be more costly and that it will also demand a lot more sacrifice from the russian population. and so i think what he's trying to do right now is to prepare the public and also the leads that is, has gone to be longer and more expensive than originally thought. a alice western country for having pub, more than $11000.00 individual sanctions against russia since it invaded ukraine, which measures have worked and which had not i think that each of these measures has a certain effect on the individuals and companies that are targeted. if you asked me for a specific measure that was quite effective, i think it is the oil embargo imposed by the u. this has really sig

sometimes attached to foreign militaries, the recipient of more than 20 commendations and metals. pittman was awarded the army achievement metal and the army commendation metal. while he was stationed at one tunnel, jo, welcome to the show. how did you hear john? thanks for joining us, joe. i want to cut directly to the revelations that you made, joe, the events leading up to it are somewhat typical of national security whistleblowers in that you were just a guy doing his job. and then one night, something terrible happened. it involves the deaths of 3 prisoners, all on the same night at one tunnel. tell us what happened? well then i was june, 9 to 6. i was on sergeant the guard sergeant charges watch a different operation. those in camp america give american one time. now, how is the genes? that's the camp where you're at, on this specific champ, in one time though, it was here for you. so you have america where i, when i was in tower, you know, i wouldn't miss the paddy wagon because of the great where the transports back up to camp for taken prisoner out of care or patty where you driv

we have good as pittman saying, are they really far right and fascists or simply concerned locals that have had enough of the illegal entries? what it, what is your reaction to that fizzle? i am really wearing every one, again, pooled into the same trap on the same narrative, right? it's about absolutely. we don't feel that anyone should be housed. it's not how big house in the hotel you'll be in accommodated these homes that they're creating. that being forced to live, forced to live, that they don't have control over where they get sent, how long they going to be there. and for people to say, oh, are they really? there is a mix of people being boston to these towns to create these love. so the father and mobilizing what they're doing is they all as they've done historically, is mobilizing fluency, the disenfranchised right. that people feel forgotten. so maybe by, by the u. k. and particularly after break that, sorry, i don't want to put words in your mouth, but in my mind, i'm wondering, you know, does break that factor into this? absolutely. i mean, do you remember the posters that

i think i might look at to pittman had police called me straight away and drove all night to bring the animals over. what can i to be withdrawn? ways one point turn key. lucille. it's still young. like blue. lumbering it somewhere wor so aggressively. if so, now he used to be that we'd get round to per month. this is already has 7th time this month, but we can brook tangles. what were being smuggled ah, the vet soft to check if the animals have been seriously injured. this chinese spangler needs urgent care. ah, do they always get anesthesia? oh, no, no vent, joy. absolutely. otherwise the animal would panic and kayla and we wouldn't be able to reach its wounds in the broken leg. yes, joe. these are the last vietnamese penguins. unfortunately, the vets do not always managed to save them. this young pango him was seriously injured during its capture. ah, it may survive, but it will never be able to return to the wild. yeah . who? yeah. what's this? animals conditioning dot com. no. oh so he has gangrene in his leg. it's severely infected, so we'll have to amputate it the her. oh, the in

i paid my little you know enough to pittman, had police call me straight away. i drove all night to bring the animals over the work, and i had to be withdrawn. ways one point turn key. lucille, it's still young like hulu. lumbering it somewhere wor so aggressively. if so now he used to be that will get around to per month. this is already has 7 times this month that we broke handlers, what were being smuggled ah, the vet soft to check if the animals have been seriously injured. this chinese spangler needs urgent care. ah, do they always get anesthesia? no fe. the eventually? absolutely. otherwise, the animal would panic and kayla and we wouldn't be able to reach its wounds in the broken leg dome these of the last vietnamese penguins. unfortunately, the vets do not always manage to save them. this young penguin was seriously injured during its capture it may survive, but it will never be able to return to the wild. yeah, lisa, what's this animal's condition dot com? no. oh, so he has gangrene in his leg. it's severely infected, so we'll have to amputate it. ha, h

i had it, they were high guy pay my room, not to pittman at police. call me straight away and drove all night to bring the animals over view. what can i to be withdrawn? ways one point turn key. lucille, it's still young. like with delivering it somewhere wor, so consuming. if no, now he used to be that would get around to promote them up with this is already has 7th time. this money that we broke handlers, what they were being smuggled. oh, the vet, soft to chant animals have been seriously injured. ah, this chinese spangler needs urgent care? ah, do they always get anesthesia love, love and joy? absolutely. otherwise the animal would panic and kayla and we wouldn't be able to reach its wounds and the broken leg dome. these are the last vietnamese penguins. unfortunately, the vets do not always manage to save them. this young tangle, him was seriously injured during its capture. ah, it may survive, but it will never be able to return to the wild. yeah . hello, rico. what's this animal's condition? yeah, no. oh so he has gangrene in his leg. it's seve

that civilians have died to injury sustained by the taliban, or chain of women handed me her dad and pittmane to help but i can our chain of command directed us to put a flash grenades at civilians to calm them down and none of us ever had use them before my fellow marines and i were in charge of kicking out turning away desperate civilians who didn't have proper paperwork, men women and children will beg my fellow marines not to kill them i had to and form them with the children he grabbed my rifle and begged me to kill him because his entire would be raped in family and after about i did everything together but my command told me to kick him out ahead in older men in the head with a baton on accident and i saw his head that in his eyes roll back i saw a woman get shot ten years away i had to watch while the crying children were on top of her. i was helping beat people back to make space, man saying it was his sister i was so angry i told the man i jumped on top of him and about to hurt them until someone stopped me civilians like this would try to pretend that they were family, someone inj

[applause] leader pittman, leader costa, leer bradford.ng and applauding] ader codes are, acting attorney generalenry, auditor general treasury garrity. membs ofhe general assembly, thank y for welcoming me, our firstady, lori schapiro. [applause] [applause] [applause] your all real smart to clap for her. i want to welcome two of our four children, sophia and jonah wi us today. [applause] along wh our second lady, blair holmes davis who joins us. [applause] madame speaker, let the record reflect members of the senate who rose to clap for ms. davis prior to ftion it governor ending up. i want to welcome distinguished cabinet and senior members of our team led by dana fritz today. i am mindful of the high honor it is to address you from this roster. i sat through seven budget addresses as cost number, in fact, i sat right there in the 75. the last time i spoke in this chamber, it was from this very roster when speaker sam smith invited me to deliver my farewell remarks on december 15, 2011. in the speech i talkedd about or shared responsibil

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. >> leader pittman, leader koster, leader bradford, acting attorney general henry, auditor general and treasurer. oversee general assembly thank you for welcoming me to first lady laurie shapiro. [applause] you all are real smart to clap for her. and to welcome of ourour children sophia and jonah who are with us today. [applause] along with our second lady, blair holmes and davis who will join us. madam speak, let the record reflt their members of the senate w rose to clap f ms. holmes jainismrior to lieutenant governor standing up. all rig? i also want toelcome our distguishe cabinet and sior members of our team led by dana here today. i am mindful of the high honor it i to address you from this. i sat there seven budget addresses as a house membe in fact i sent rate there in seat 75. pl misspoken this chamber's thereat rostereaker sam smith invited me to deliver my farewell remarksn ddecember 15, 2011. in thatpeech i talked about the shared responsibility. not just in this buildingut all across thisommonwealth. to confront our greatest challenges and me pennsylvania forward the task

but they had written proof of pittman's criminality. it would have been a very strong case. but again, it fouled the narrative because hold on, jeff, just just for one second. we have a panel member who has at least a bit of an official history with coulson, judge silberman goes the silberman what do you think of as reflected in this memo the decision to charge coulson. well. i admit, i fought with coulson for over two, almost two and a half years. i despised him. that labor you were looking at her. and then under secretary of labor as, undersecretary of labor. i won't go through all the things he tried to do. you try to fix cases. the labor department. i instructed people not to talk to anybody in the labor department, not to talk to galston my permission. we showed him much. he tried to get me fired at one point. so if i had been white, had any role in the case, i would have recused myself. basically coulson but i agree, with looking back on it now, i agree entirely with jeff. it looks as if jaworski was biased. coulson was so desperately unpopular. i he was target number

that civilians he died to injury sustain by the taliban, or chain of women handed me her dad and pittmanbut i can our chain of command directed us to put a flash grenades at civilians to calm them down and none of us ever had use them before my fellow marines and i were in charge of kicking out turning away desperate civilns who didn't have proper paperwork, men women and children will b m fellow marines not to kill them i had to and formhem with the children he grabbed my rifle and begged me to kill him because his entire would be raped in family and afterbout i did everything together but my command told me to kick him out ahead in olderen in the head with a baton on accident and i saw his head that in his eyes roll back i saw a woman get shot ten years away i had to watch while the crying children were on t of her. i was helping beat people back to make space, man saying it was his sister i was so angry i told the man i jumped on top of him and about to hurt them until someone stopped me civilians like this would try to pretend thathey were family, someone injured ando desperate for u