david: who told you to apply for a rhodes scholarship? gov.oore: it was a mutual friend of ours, kurt smoke. i entered with kurt who at that time was the mayor of baltimore. i have a picture in my office of him pointing to a picture in his office back when i was a young intern and i had hair and he was a young mayor and he had hair. the picture he's pointing to is his rhodes scholarship class. it was in that moment that he was telling me i want you to apply for the rhodes scholarship. david: you got a rhodes scholarship. only 32 americans every year get them. you went to oxford. when you got there did you study anything? gov. moore: i did, i got my masters in international relations. right now i am all but -- about dissertation for my doctorate in international relations. david: usually when people finish their rhodes scholarships and they get degrees or don't, they come back and run for office will they go to a private equity firm. they go to investment banking firm. they teach us someplace. you did something different. what did you do after

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i'm stewart rhodes, i'm the founder of oath keepers. defend the constitution, please stand up and raise your right hand in the air. tasha: but at the same time... put your right hand to be sworn out. ..his mental state really... ..degraded. it spiraled. there is a certain point where things in trego really started to fall apart. the supposed savior of america is nestled upstairs in the loft, where he's constructed a nest all the way around himself of piled survival gear, and in his day to day, he was completely fine with peeing in bottles and curling up in his filthy blankets and occasionally wandering downstairs to scream at people. not showering, not cleaning up his prosthetic eye until the whole thing ruptured. everything you could imagine, he was letting go. dakota: and at the absolute peak of his isolation, he'd slump over mid-screaming tirade and then an hour later come unpaused and snap awake, resuming his tirade exactly where he left off. but he was so incoherent that there wasn't really anything to engage with. you just had to

the film features estranged members of rhodes family, who have since become radicalized. explaining why his own father went down this path. >> i'm oath keepers appeared. the u.s. had spent the last six years fighting wars, as many troops on the ground felt were unwinnable or unjustified. many of these ex-military guys said the same thing. the government had let them down and it could not be trusted. so stewart's calls to respect the oath spoke loudly to them. >> joining us now is rhodes ex-wife, tasha adams. >> tasha, thank you so much for being with us. you know, you said before the election you feared for your safety. if your ex-husband were to receive a pardon, he is now out of prison. does this fear persist? what is life like for you now? >> well, i guess it's. it's like living life very carefully. but we were used to that for a really long time. you know, we lived in a lot of fear of his mood swings and his how he felt that day. and it's a little different now. of course, it's we're living far away and hopefully it stays that way, but. you know, it was such a such a

rhodes is the subject of a new msnbc films documentary airing tonight.pocalypse the inside story on the rise of oath keepers. stewart rhodes, the director of the film, says it's not just political, it's also a shakespearean tragedy due to his shifting relationships with his now estranged and de-radicalised family members. here's a quick look. >> people are gravitating to him like a son. >> the big lie is that there was some concerted plan to enter the capital, and it just wasn't. >> i kept thinking, i hope we all live through this. i hope we all live through this. >> the government's. >> having. >> to show. >> that defendant stewart rhodes. >> began planning to oppose by force. >> the peaceful. >> transfer of power. >> i bet everything on him being locked away forever. >> don't go anywhere when we come back. rhodes's ex-wife, tasha adams, joins me next. >> work. play. blink. relief. work. play. blink. relief. work. play. blink. relief. >> the only ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each la

this legislation before you will enable a new educational institution at 99 rhode island street in the showplace square neighborhood by allowing both personal service and school uses to exceed the existing use size limits. today you are opining on the use size limit policy change not the individual owner and user of the building. but i hope to explain my enthusiasm for this project and the practicality of making this change. the showplace square neighborhood once an area of primarily design buildings and pdr uses has grown into a mixed use neighborhood that retains its design focused identity but welcomes new restaurants, businesses, institutions including educational institutions like the california college of the arts and mixed use mixed income housing 99 rhode island has historically been an office building and with the changes in showplace square and neighboring mission bay, the need for schools and other community servicing uses is greater than ever. the building was recently purchased by an internationally renowned educational institution. it is heber academy which plans to open

cms should let rhode island try humane, end of life care through cmi. i bet it will serve money and serving families better in adel kate time and make a model for better healthcare everywhere. i have said a lot, my time is out. you are welcome to respond in writing. i ask unanimous consent that the order declaring cms's actions to constitute illegal harm be put into record. >> mr. kennedy: let me respond briefly, senator whitehouse. i will work with you to make cms responsive for rhode island and remedy those disparities that you talked about. i am familiar with the integra house plan, and it is a template for what we ought to be doing, a value based plan. i look forward to making sure that we create pilot programs like this. >> senator whitehouse: unfortunately, one of the things i learned in the senate when the nominee says they will work with me, amounts to 0. thank you. >> chairman: we'll move to senator dave. >> senator dave: glad to you see you this morning, mr. kennedy. you want to make hhs, the gold standard of science. i found my engagement wit

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cms should let rhode island try humane end-of-life care through cmmi.let's see if it works in the state. i bet it will save money, serve families better at a very delicate time, and perhaps even make a model for better health care everywhere. i have said a lot. my time is out. you're are welcome to respond in writing. i ask unanimous consent that the order declaring cms's actions to constitute irreparable and illegal harm be put into the record. chair crapo: without objection. mr. kennedy: let me just respond briefly, senator whitehouse. i am an implacable enemy of tyrannical insensate bureaucracies and stupid rules. i will work with you to make cms responsive to the needs of rhode island and remedy those disparities you talk about. i am familiar with the integra health plan. it is the template for we ought to be doing, they value-based plan. i look forward to making sure we create pilot programs like this. sen. whitehouse: unfortunately, mr. chairman, one thing i learned in my tenure in the senate is that a nominee saying they are willing to work with

cms should let rhode island try humane end of life care through cmmi. let's see if it works in the state. i'll bet it will save money. serve families better at a very, very delicate time. and perhaps even make a model for better healthcare everywhere. i've said a lot. my time is out. you're welcome to respond in writing. ask for unanimous consent that the order declaring cms actions to constitute irreparable and illegal harm be put into the record. >> without objection >> let me respond briefly. i'm an enemy of tyrann cal in sense aid bureaucracies and stupid roles. and i will work with you make c ms responsive to the needs of rhode island and to remedy those disparities that you talk about. i am familiar with the integra health plan. and it is a template for what we ought to be doing. and i look forward to you to making sure that we -- we create pilot programs like this. around country. >> unfortunately, mr. chairman one of the things i've learned in my tenure in the senate is that a nominee saying they're willing to work with me amounts to exactly 0.

donald trump commuted rhodes sentence on his first day back in office. the film features estranged members of rhodes family, including his son, who have since become de-radicalised. watch king of the apocalypse tonight at 9 p.m. eastern on msnbc. that'll do it for me. thanks for watching. i'll be back next saturday and sunday at 6 p.m. eastern. follow us on instagram, tiktok and threads using the handle at weekend capehart and blue sky using capehart at capehart dot. msnbc.com. keep it here. ayman is next. good evening. >> tonight on ayman. >> the trump musk bromance. >> has taken a. >> new dark turn. >> what could. >> possibly go wrong with musk having. access to america's checkbook? >> plus. >> trump says there might be pain caused by his trade war. >> but he. >> says higher prices on you. >> would be worth it. >> and we are just days from trump's meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. will it be more of the same, or will trump take. >> a different course in the middle east? >> i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's do it. >> again. >> this weeken

donald trump commuted rhodes sentence on his first day back in office.nged members of rhodes family, including his son, who have since become de-radicalised. watch king of the apocalypse tonight at 9 p.m. eastern on msnbc. that'll do it for me. thanks for watching. i'll be back next saturday and sunday at 6 p.m. eastern. follow us on instagram, tiktok and threads using the handle at threads using the handle at weekend capehart and blu hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." the little girl who hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." won the heart of a big city. they call you the miracle baby. why do they call you that? craig melvin: shot in the head at point blank range. a crime scene that shocked even hardened police. dora the explorer pillow and it had blood on it.

and here i point the viewers to washington's letter to the hebrew congregation of newport, rhode island. this is august 1790. i mean, to my mind, one of the most beautiful and important letters in american and this is washington and knew what he was doing. he was writing a letter to this congress just to the --, but writing a letter. he knew that it was really to all americans, for all americans, see. and it says, look, for all those of any religion who all abide by the principles of human equality, the government by consent, we can all be fellow citizens. so america is the can be a home for the jewish people. and this is the spirit of the founding and that goes for non as well. we can agree on the principles of human on natural rights and then i said before that makes us fellow citizens and we can agree on the principles of religious freedom and. i think that's the very best of america and it really is inclusive. i'm not sure. jeff? jeff, are you still there? i've lost you. perhaps i'm not me. i'm just here. forgive me for a glitching, jane, last word to you in this great discussion. w

donald trump commuted rhodes sentence on his first day back in office. the film features estranged members of rhodes family, including his son, who have since become de-radicalised. watch king of the apocalypse tonight at 9 p.m. eastern on msnbc. that'll do it for me. thanks for watching. i'll be back next saturday and sunday at 6 p.m. eastern. follow us on instagram, tiktok and threads using the handle at threads using the handle at weekend capehart and blu hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." the little girl who hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." won the heart of a big city. they call you the miracle baby. why do they call you that? craig melvin: shot in the head at point blank range. a crime scene that shocked even hardened police. dora the explorer pillow and it had blood on it. craig melvin: as she fought to live, this detective vowed to catch whoever left her to die. soon, he turned up a promising lead. bells and whistles go off my head. craig melvin: in the hospital, she battled back. to know that she had survived was a p

donald trump commuted rhodes sentence on his first day back in office. his son, who have since become de-radicalised. watch king of the apocalypse tonight at 9 p.m. eastern on msnbc. that'll do it for me. thanks for watching. i'll be back next saturday and sunday at 6 p.m. eastern. follow us on instagram, tiktok and threads using the handle at weekend capehart and blue sky using capehart at capehart dot. msnbc.com. keep it here. ayman is next. good evening. >> tonight on ayman. >> the trump musk bromance. >> has taken a. >> new dark turn. >> what could. >> possibly go wrong with musk having. access to america's checkbook? >> plus. >> trump says there might be pain caused by his trade war. >> but he. >> says higher prices on you. >> would be

cms should let rhode island try humane end of life care through cmmi. let's see if it works in the state. i'll bet it will save money. serve families better at a very, very delicate time. and perhaps even make a model for better healthcare everywhere. i've said a lot. my time is out. you're welcome to respond in writing. ask for unanimous consent that the order declaring cms actions to constitute irreparable and illegal harm be put into the record. >> without objection >> let me respond briefly. i'm an enemy of tyrann cal in sense aid bureaucracies and stupid roles. and i will work with you make c ms responsive to the needs of rhode island and to remedy those disparities that you talk about. i am familiar with the integra health plan. and it is a template for what we ought to be doing. and i look forward to you to making sure that we -- we create pilot programs like this. around country. >> unfortunately, mr. chairman one of the things i've learned in my tenure in the senate is that a nominee saying they're willing to work with me amounts to exactly 0.

. >> founder of the now infamous oath keepers stewart rhodes. >> the. >> third was going. >> to save from the end. >> of the world. the big lie is that there was some concerted. >> planning of the capitol. >> and it just wasn't. >> stewart was becoming increasingly unstable. >> people are gravitating to him like a son. i bet everything on him being locked away forever. we saw elon musk take kind of a powerful role. did anything about how he wielded his power surprise you? do you not need a katrina level type of response that is rebuilding to make sure it won't happen again? you've obviously made a decision to resign. are there any lessons that can be learned as you're talking to members of your congregation, what do you tell them about how to stand up for their own moral beliefs, but still find grace in this moment? >> i understand more with msnbc. >> who's in charge of the fbi right now? previous director of the fbi, chris wray. he stepped down before trump's inauguration. trump's nominee to replace chris wray isn't yet confirmed. he just had his confirmation hearing today. so who r

. >> well, a couple from rhode island has doubled the size of their family with spontaneous, identicaluadruplets. spontaneous means these babies were conceived naturally without any reproductive assistance. medical experts say the odds of spontaneous quadruplets are around 1 in 11,000,000. it was a shock to the baby's mother, who says she found out at her appointment after a routine ultrasound. >> she put her hand on my shoulder and she said, i have to tell you something. and then she said, right now there are four of them. and i just about i didn't know what to say. i was just shocked. so then she held my hand and walked me over to the doctor. >> the couple traveled from rhode island to banner university medical center in phoenix to receive care from an expert on. quadruplet births. mom gave birth to sophia, philomena, veronica and isabel last friday. each girl weighs about 3 pounds. they are expected to spend the next few months in the neonatal intensive care unit. can you imagine that? >> no. you've got a toddler. can you imagine having four at the same time? >> absolutely not. oh m

ben rhodes, to many people. let me just speak for myself.will you give us that real quick? >> yeah. >> and it's. >> not just the things. >> that you. >> read off, nicole, which. >> you. >> know. >> most americans. might think of as. worthy humanitarian objectives. there's very significant national security objectives tied to usaid. >> it's not just. >> textbooks for ukrainian children. >> it was. >> the. >> kind of sustainment. >> of the ukrainian government when it. >> was in its most dire circumstances that u.s. usaid carried. out in areas where we have. significant counterterrorism. >> challenges, places. >> like somalia. >> where you have al. >> shabab, it's. >> usaid money that tries to. >> build up a. >> local. >> capacity that can. >> deal with long term security challenges. obviously, to take a recent. >> example. >> pandemic preparedness. >> usaid is out in the field. >> trying to. >> stop epidemics before they reach american shores. so there's. >> a. whole range. of dangers that. >> usaid is meant to address by making by being esse

. >>> two of rhode island's residents got a once in a lifetime gift. 100-year-old veteran john williamarches are being heard all over the country after a conductor heard them and gathered 60 musicians to play his music in concert. ♪ ♪ >> i love to listen to music. it's nice to hear your own stuff played, too. >> the conductor says his music is harrowing moments on a houston runway. >>> a critical day ahead in d.c. where crews will families paying homage to the 67

. >> stewart rhodes. >> the. >> third was going to save america. >> from the. >> end of the world. big lie is that there was some concerted plan near the capitol. it just wasn't. >> stuart was. >> becoming increasingly unstable. >> people are gravitating to. >> him. >> like a son. >> i bet everything on him. >> being locked away forever. >> breaking news more than 20 heads of fbi field offices have been ordered to retire or be fired today, including the leaders of the bureau's field offices in miami, miami and washington, d.c. nbc news is reporting this. but beyond just doj leadership, donald trump's justice department started purging rank and file prosecutors who brought violent january 6th rioters to justice. their termination letter quoted trump's comments that the cases represented, quote, a grave national injustice, end quote. at least 174 of the nearly 1600 rioters whose cases or sentences trump terminated had been charged with assaulting police with dangerous weapons. the acting deputy attorney general, emil bove, who served as trump's personal criminal defense attorney, sen

vargas and her husband are from rhode island, but they traveled to banner university medical center inenix to seek care from a doctor who specializes in multiple births. and you can hear more about all of the west coast top stories every weeknight right here on ktvu. west coast rap airs at 7:00 monday through friday, and you can, of course, find round the clock coverage at our website, which is west coast rap.com. president trump plans to impose tariffs on imports from mexico, canada and china as soon as tomorrow. those countries account for more than a third of the goods and services that are imported here to the united states. canadian and mexican goods would be hit with a 25% tariff, and products from china would see a 10% tariff. trump says the tariffs are designed to compel those countries to take additional steps to curb the flow of undocumented immigrants and fentanyl coming into the u.s, both canadian prime minister justin trudeau and mexican president claudia sheinbaum said they are prepared to respond to those tariffs. in oakland, waterfront hotel in the jack london square ar

the babies tumble and turn and twist themselves, something rachel and marco's medical team in rhode island was not prepared for. so they found doctor elliot thugh their online research. it's perfectly okay to get a second opinion about something, especially if it's something very rare, very complicated. some fantastic folks really pushing the limits of like what? what's what's possible. thanks to doctor elliot and his team, the four newborns could go home in about a month. in a lot of ways, we feel more blessed than we ever expected to be. they faced unique odds, and marco tested his own odds by playing the lottery. after all, babies can be expensive. yeah, obviously i didn't. we didn't win, but i did win the lottery. i really did. that was the right answer. after she gavave birth o four babies, that was the right answer. all i keep thinking is the real miracle is never getting them confused with four identical children. we certainly wish them well. good luck with that. got a got a tag, everything. the clothes and whatnot. ooh. the rain. yeah. let's talk about the rain. it's here. we're go

it delves into the turbulent life of oath keepers founder elmer stewart rhodes. at one time, he lived a relatively normal life, working a normal job, all while saving money for the end of the world. the story is told through the lens of his now estranged and de-radicalized family, his ex-wife tasha, and his eldest son dakota. as the oath keepers began forming over a decade ago, rhodes moved his family to montana. here's a clip. >> the year is 2008 and stewart has just started oath keepers. we, his family, are living in a rental house on the outskirts of las vegas. >> it is a struggle. >> our mom is homeschooling us and plans have just been shared that we would all soon be moving to montana. as stewart saw, it was my responsibility to protect the family from attack. so by this time i was mostly just doing training. i was 12 going on 13. my job had been to somehow in suburban las vegas, learn wilderness survival skills and practical skills for living in the bush. for when we moved to montana and started up our compound like right before the apocalypse. >> king of t

intense fighting and government, the capital of democratic republic of congo is no key to providence, rhode island. and back in 23 fighters took control of most of the city early this week. just there was malcolm way before it's 10th. because rwandan back in 23 sciences have been a fun thing to vote the cc. nobody knows if the democratic republic of congo is ami a did by the indian troops and allied arms groups will be able to stop. the people have come to this riley to find out what they can do. the idea of what we don't have time to cry because they killed a loved ones, how mothers will take revenge. they shall beloved with weapons and machetes. if this is how they want more than god forgive us, so we will fight with the same means to defend outline. on the other side of late key, the pro government forces failed to stop and 23 fighters from taking the city of coma. earlier this week, you an investigation say thousands of rwandan troops helping them. there's still no electricity or water in the city. people are struggling so they can be i'd be the not done on what we flood and left everyt

come on sunday and is ready to immediately boot doses of dr. rhodes hospitals. i've also been targeted emergency work a c is really slow, just preventing them from helping people or not succeed for the purpose of, you know, lots of people are quoting us because they need our services, but we can't do anything. they're stopping us from doing our job posting and people are suffering from shortages of water and medicines. this is too much, is the military plane seat started to fight this book ballasting in official seats cutting out ethnic cleansing. and that is really a tax continue. palestinian civilians like to jo, lead a hot paying the prize, no hands and when the data, the space of the days of the news, the revel groups and the democratic republic of congo have declared a unilateral c slide from cheese de the un says 900 bodies were discovered after the days of fighting in the city of gala files, the people displaced by the fighting of a ton to find themselves homeless. once again, catherine sawyer reports a week ago. coms. hosting more than 300000 displays. p

in rhode island, the attorneys general got a tro on that. what you are seeing here with respect to usaid is a continuing effort around those illegal actions. over the weekend, i had multiple conversations with lawyers, and i want to commend all the lawyers who are working on upholding the rule of law here, including democracy forward, an organization that helped file the lawsuit pending right now in the d.c. district court. i am confident that when they look into this, and they are, that they will also file suits to hold the trump administration and elon musk accountable. this is a clear violation of our law. finally, a word to all the men and women and employees who work with usaid. thank you for your service to the united states of america. [applause] and we have all asked the authorities at usaid, we've made multiple calls, to allow us to enter the building and usaid when this press conference is over, simply to talk to the civil servants at usaid, those who may be in the building. they were told not to come in. we would like to see first

i have about 3 months since of definitely roof collapse of a train station track cuz the doctor rhodes and nobody said surrounded by hundreds of protests and camped out of the night for them for president alexander which and his government to be held accountable. tens of thousands of people have much to germany's capital in protest against the far right. the angry that the main opposition party, the c d u. the sponsor, a draft build with the backing of the far right. a fee to crack down on a saw them see, cuz the leader of the c d. u is tipped to become germany's next leader in the election set for they to this one. officials or the japanese city of issue have ordered the immediate, the valuation of homes. they are a huge, single, an intersection leading to the capital took care of the cavity. it has been widening since last week and now stands at 14 meters wide and 15 meters deep. cruise had been trying to rescue a 74 year old man trapped inside the depression since tuesday. they say the 1st caving was likely caused by rupture that sewage plant under this remains one of the wells most

come on sunday, and is ready to immediately bootlaces of dr. rhodes hospitals. i've also been targeted emergency work se is really slow, just preventing them from helping people or not succeed. because the purpose of, you know, lots of people are quoting us because they need our services. but we can't do anything they're stopping us from doing on of the policy. and people are suffering from shortages of water medicines. this is too much, is it? i just made it plain. see, it started to fight this, but ballasting in officials, seats cutting out ethnic cleansing. and that is really a tax continue. palestinian civilians like to jo, lead a hot paying the prize. no hands him, him the data still ahead. hey, all the houses that are closing us a r d 's headquarters president trump leads to dismantle at agency the overseas age programs across the world. and taurus slay the picturesque island to send to read the serial major as quake is about to strike the what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact is so much more than just emissions from tanks ships

dozens of homes in jeanine refugee camp on sunday, and is ready to meet the boot doses of doctor rhodes hospitals. i've also been targeted emergency work se is really slow, just preventing them from helping people or not succeed for the purpose of, you know, but lots of people are quoting us because they need a service is, but we can't do anything that's stopping us from doing our job posting and people are suffering from shortages of water medicines. this is too much is there is military plane, so it stuck it in fighters. but but a scene in officials say it's cutting out ethnic cleansing. and that is really a tax continue. palestinian civilians like to jo laid out how to paying the prize. no hands him him the data. a facilitator on the l. g 0 terrace sleeve. the picturesque retirement of sense of rainy searing a major is quite is about to strong. in closing us aids head causes president, trump moves this mental, an agency that overseas aid programs across the world, the the have that let's look to the middle east and live bandwidth things a set time. well, i'm settled in the days ahead

the oh, i sort of get sold. sold so no. rhodes saw middle side. yeah. so they built snow. the guys really me right of here. yeah. the guys have to push, push them, know that shipment and stuff. you gotta you gotta good. all right, let's see if we can 1st james car. let's wrap it for sure to stop. all right, looks like we're good to look at that. look at this beautiful village to wow. look for a ski up the hill. this is amazing. place here, this is a beautiful village by the way. a lot of people in america think these villages are just like falling apart. so a lot of your neighbors coming to buy choose from you. yeah. go buy cheese or master class. they learn how to make jeans. oh, they come and learn how to make the james dropping his car off for an oil change. this is a russian brides look at that. doesn't really look too much different than an american garage. they find out the middle of the country. so he'll bring home 3 years. we're really not sure. okay. is there any upgrades or warning room for you? that's it. what do you pay for oil change j. and like i'm dollars 10

now, panama has announced its withdrawal from projects related to china is built in rhode initiative. we think that's a sign that trump tactics are working. and what does this all mean for bathing to or think the new us secretary of state the, his recent visit to panama has suddenly put a lot of pressure on the panama government. and this is, uh, you know, one of the, the, the gestures that the pad of me is government has decided to take, i mean, to, to, to give a response to the pressures to back out of the, the, about from road initiative. but it is absolutely against the interest of the pet them or government because under the belt from the road initiative, the agreement between china and palamedes government, the china is funding on a lot of projects infrastructure projects. so i, well, what they have announced is that they're not going to renew it at all possible a to early terminate. it's agreement on trying that we haven't seeing any immediate response from the chinese government on this particular issue. but i believe pops will have to be held between our 2 countries to tackle

ben rhodes. so much. hey there. how are you? thank you for coming in. this has been. okay. well, welcome to you all. and welcome to those of you watching on on c-span. so, terry, we're going to get into this book, which is a remarkable blend of your experience is your stories, your time working for barack obama and other people, but also kind of a manual for how to approach public speaking, how to kind of find your own voice. but as someone that worked with you for eight years in the white house, i did want to ask you a question that i don't think i've ever asked you before, which is. what is your favorite speech that you ever wrote for barack obama and why? oh, that's a good, good way to start. someone asked us this at the end of the administration, actually, the white house asked us all the speechwriters, what were your favorite speech to work on? and interestingly, most of them were no, none of the speeches any of you had ever heard of. they weren't the most famous barack obama speeches. they were all ones. what they had in common was they were the ones that mattered the

as far as i know, rhode island did not want to sign into the constitution, didn't want to ratify thatntil we decided that if rhode island was not going to be part of the united states even after the revolution, that there would have to be duties for everything that came out of rhode island, and so that i think was probably the first tariff that was suggested. as far as tariffs, president mckinley, he made america rich on tariffs. and we can have any income tax in those days. and with the excess money, president teddy roosevelt built the panama canal. host: and how does all that related today? caller: that relates to today because tariffs well-used are wonderful. and the money that we got in on the tariffs was part of what got our country in a position where we could supply the rest of the world in world war i with steel and all the rest of it. host: caller, do you think that the president's use of tariffs as he wants to do that is a well used policy? caller: well, because we have been the victims -- listen, i love the environment, but we, everything is clean. everything that comes fro

as far as i know, rhode island did not want to sign into the constitution, didn't want to ratify thatntil we decided that if rhode island was not going to be part of the united states even after the revolution, that there would have to be duties for everything that came out of rhode island, and so that i think was probably the first tariff that was suggested. as far as tariffs, president mckinley, he made america rich on tariffs. and we can have any income tax in those days. and with the excess money, president teddy roosevelt built the panama canal. host: and how does all that related today? caller: that relates to today because tariffs well-used are wonderful. and the money that we got in on the tariffs was part of what got our country in a position where we could supply the rest of the world in world war i with steel and all the rest of it. host: caller, do you think that the president's use of tariffs as he wants to do that is a well used policy? caller: well, because we have been the victims -- listen, i love the environment, but we, everything is clean. everything that comes fro

a judge in rhode island have requested a temporary restraining order to pause the measure.s after a judge in washington halted the plan but only until month. earlier this week, a government memo called on agencies to freeze funding to make sure it's in line with president trump's agenda. that memo was then rescind after it caused widespread confusion. though the white house press secretary has insisted that a funding freeze is still in the works. breaking tonight, a senior trump administration official has secured the release of six americans held in venezuela. president trump announced on social media that they are en route to the u.s. with envoy for special missions richard again tell in. venezuela state tv shogren tell in meeting with venezuelan president maduro in caracas earlier i in the day. he urged them to take back migrant who is committed crimes and pushed for the release of americans. and some lending legitimacy to maduro's rule after the disputed election last year. a medical plane crashed in philadelphia. and no survivors have been confirmed. the private leer j

the judge based in rhode island sited with nearly two dozen states.sed a temporary order meaning grants and loans may continue. this new order blocks suspension of federal dollars to the 22 states that had sued along with the district of cohropl -- columbia. that order will stay in place until a judge seeks. >>> siegel was handed over to the red cross in gaza city. he was among the people who were abducted during the hamas attack in october of 2023. the cease-fire has temporarily halted the 15 month conflict. negotiations are set to continue potentially to make a permanent deal. >>> friends and community members in gazier where siegel is from gather. hamas also released two israeli hostages, yarden bizas and calderon to officials. in exchange israel is set to transfer 182 palestinian prisoners. bizas has young children that were also taken during the hamas attack. he has yet to get any word on >>> the program that's improving lives and making communities safer. >> what i would have imagined to be an impossible task, i feel like, alyssa has conquered.

. >> 37 total one in rhode island, pennsylvania you could expand westward. >> we're going to go westd d.c. there will be hundreds of locations in the very close proximity. >> there's nothing frozen here, you don't do frozen were looking at a lot of vegetables coming across the canadian border do i need to start looking for other sources encase these tariffs go through against candida. >> we know our competition is already increase prices on the meal kits and were doing the same one wonder we feel like really good position right now how long can you hold it when he represent tariffs on canadian imports come through. >> is a small percentage it's not good to affect customer pricing. >> trying to deal with the new landscape, president trump is very business friendly and tougher business leaders to navigate are you watching the news feeds all day long or do you say forging ahead you have to look at billions get. liz: obviously we need to stay abreast of what's going on and execution if we play our game and execute the we have an incredible value proposition for customers so we continue t