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next is richard johnson, deputy assistant secretary of defense for nuclear, weapons of mass destruction policy. he was previously at the nuclear threat initiative and the state department where he was deputy lead coordinator for rand nuclear implementation. during the obama administration richard served as director of nonproliferation. welcome to all of you. thank you for your opening comments. there's an awful lot to talk about. let's take history back a little bit. you mentioned the us has been involved in conflict operations in every declared pandemic of the twentieth and 20 third century. we have experience in operating in a bio contaminated battlefield in one way or another. let's go back to 9/11, the anthrax attacks during 9/11 brought the specter of a bio weapon to the united states opening a lot of eyes but that was lost in the other things that happened is there. between the anthrax attacks and the covid outbreak. the asha george commission was started before covid. we are looking at what would happen in the united states should there be an outbreak of some type of bad disease

andrew johnson richard nixon bill clinton or donald trump we were not talking about such shameful thingsw the republicans in the house of representatives have received serious and credible information to bring charges against president biden we are talking about abuse of power and corruption. that's why i'm ordering an impeachment investigation to begin in regarding president joe biden, three committees of the house of representatives, judiciary and budget are confident that they have collected a lot of evidence of family corruption of the bidens, who traded in the influence of the vice president, usa. around the world , joe biden said that he would be the most open president in history. we have already proven that his family received $20 million from foreign citizens. and they couldn't explain to us how they earned this money, all we want is to get information about his personal bank accounts to make sure that joe biden did not receive my 10% from transactions. silence. this money is alleged to have been provided by the republicans for secret banking schemes. in fact , even a diamond of

the most unpleasant thing for biden is that in the cases of andrew johnson, richard nixon, clinton orrump, we were not talking about such shameful things as bribes now amounting to at least $20 million. today, i am directing our house committee to launch a formal impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. this logical next step will give our committee full power to gather all the facts and answers for american public. the three house of representatives committees on oversight of the judiciary and the budget are confident that they have collected a lot of evidence of family corruption of the bidens, who traded in the influence of the us vice president for the. the one who is ready to outshine the american president from pennsylvania fettern on the sidelines has staged a theater at the microphone. i want to ask you what you think about the news that speaker mccarthy has officially announced his impeachment. oh my god, it's true. oh my god you know this is terrible oh don't do this please don't do it oh no. oh no, well, that's biden's entourage. it's not funny at all. dozens of lawyer

the most unpleasant thing for biden is that in the cases of andrew johnson, richard nixon, bill clinton talking about such shameful things as bribes, now there are at least 20 million dollars. today, i am directing our house committee to launch a formal impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. this logical next step will give our committee full power to gather all the facts and answers for american public. the three house committees on oversight of the judiciary and the budget are confident that they have collected a lot of evidence of family corruption of the bidens, who traded the influence of the us vice president around the world to biden's reaction. not yet, he is coming to his senses after a tiring foray at the g20; however, among the democrats, someone has been found who is ready to outshine the american president . pennsylvania senator fetherman staged a theater at the microphone on the sidelines. i want to ask you what you think about the news that the speaker mccarthy officially announced his impeachment. oh my god it's true. oh my god you know this is terrible oh don't d

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the most unpleasant thing for biden is that in the cases of andrew johnson richard nixon bill clinton speech is not talked about such shameful things as bribes now amounting to at least 20 million dollars. today, i am directing our house committee to launch a formal impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. the three house of representatives committees on oversight of the judiciary and the budget are confident that they have collected a lot of evidence of family corruption of the bidens, who traded the influence of the us vice president around the world with biden's reaction. not yet, he’s coming to his senses after a tiring foray at the g20, but he’s been found among the democrats the one who is ready to outshine the american president from pennsylvania fettern on the sidelines staged a theater at the microphone. i want to ask you what do you have news that speaker mccarthy has officially announced impeachment. oh my god it's true. oh my god you know this is terrible oh don't do this please don't do this oh no. oh no, well, biden’s entourage is not funny at all . dozens of lawyer

i will now recognize richard johnson from ohio for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman in the morning to our panelists. today we are looking at how congress can address an issue impacting every single corner our society from oncology drugs and formula to adhd and generic medications it in the current drug shortage restricting care doctors can provide in reducing quality of patient care nationwide. all this reduces the quality of life for all americans. some cases parents are concerned about sending the children off to start another school year without medication they need and doctors are substituting cancer treatment because they are unable to access preferred treatment. any first world country, especially united states wholly unacceptable. i'm sure each member and tell a story of someone they represent not being able to get the prescription filled or having to change cancer treatments to go around and shortage of a particular drug that's why the hearing today is so important. we need to fix this and we need to fix it now so many of our drug shortages are cause

connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal and republican senator ron johnson are now pressing fbi director and the attorney general to release the complete unredacted records of saudi arabia's role. nbc's rehema ellis is at ground zeerry with us. also with me, co-founder of punchbowl news and msnbc contributor jake sherman. thanks to both of you for being here. rehema, it never gets any easier. walk us through what happened in the events commemorating this anniversary. >> reporter: chris, you're right, it doesn't get easier, two decades later, 22 years ago, the nation falls in ghastly horror about what happened to it. today, again, this morning, the nation stood and paused to remember all of those whose lives were lost 22 years ago, nearly 3,000 of them. we played some of the poignant scenes, the sounding of the bells, the ringing of the bells. the moments of silence. even the moments of silence filled with emotion. and the sounds from the family members remembering their loved ones lost. as one man just said, as his loved one was torn away from him violently, but he remains i

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speeches that defined a presidency bid this episode you will hear from two presidents lyndon johnson and richard nixon. lbj was president of the united states from 1963 until 1969. during those turbulent years he often invoked angels in speeches andspeeches and also talked abot his vision of a great society. he went to the statue of liberty to sign an immigration bill. after those will hear from richard nixon , 69 richard nixon talked about the great silent majority and97 in 1974 he resigd from office. beginning now, here is lyndon johnson. [applause] governor romney, senators mcnamara and hart, congressman and stabler and other members of the fine michigan delegation members of the graduating class, my fellow americans, it is a great pleasure to be here today. this university is coeducational since 1870. but i do not believe is on the basis of your accomplishments. food at a detroit high school girlaid, and i quote, and choosing a college you first have to decide whether you want to coeducational school or in educational school. [laughter] we can find both here at michigan. although perhaps at

in this episode, we'll hear from two presidents lyndon johnson and richard nixon. lbj was president of the united states from 1963 to 1969, and during those turbulent years, he often invoked america's better angels in speeches. and he also talked about his vision of a great society. and he went to the statue of liberty to sign an immigration bill. after those, we'll hear from richard nixon, 1969. richard nixon talked about the great sint majority. and in 1974, he resigned from office beginning now. here's lyndon johnson. president hatcher. governor romney. senators mcnamara and hart. congressman meader and stabler. and other members of the pine michigan delegation. members of the graduating class. my fellow americans, it is a great pleasure to be here today. this universe today has been coeducational. since 1870, but i do not believe it was on the basis of your accomplishments that a detroit high school girl said, and i quote, in choosing a college, you first have to decide whether you want a coeducational school or an educational school. well, we can find both her

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of presidents, whether it's roger clinton, neil bush, billy carter, relatives of lyndon johnson, relatives of richardon. none of it has blown back on the president unless there's been evidence that actually connects the president. so i think the two split screens on here, government shutdown while this clown show goes on with zero evidence only is going to behoove to the benefit of the democrats in the short-term. >> the keyword we keep hearing here, barbara is what you deal with in your day job every single day, and that is evidence. so let me play a little more. this sound is from republican nancy mace. >> in 2017 the joe biden family teamed one chinese company cefc to make millions off of granting access to joe biden. hunter even arranged for joe biden to share office space with the ccp aligned company cefc. my democrat colleagues say none of this is relevant because joe biden wasn't vice president while his family did these shady deals. turns out that's complete and total [ bleep ] it's a lie. hunter biden referred to access to his father as the keys to his family's only asset. those words are go

richard: two improbable stories. in 1975, george mcgovern was invited to a stag dinner. he is frankly, amazed. he says to president ford, lyndon johnson never invited me to the white house. he said, richard nixon never invited me to the white house and ford said, i know, that is why i asked you to the house belongs to everyone you and in 1972, george mcgovern voted for gerald ford against his own party's nominee. the book ends, it is bracketed with two acts of hospitality that are meant to be compensatory.. jesse owens, ford knew him. ohio, michigan, he was at the track meet as a young man where jesse owens set three world records in one day. he had this real connection of sorts. the 1976 olympic games just ended and he was walking the american team back. he thought it would be really special if heed jesse owens. the fact is, in 1936 when jesse owens made history at the berlin games in front of hitler's, he came back to the united states. there was a parade in new york. he was not invited to the right -- the white house. for whatever reason, all the white members of the team were invited and he was not. ford thought this was a chance,

johnson. and then fast forward to richard nixon in the early 1970s.lished in newspapers, woodward and burnstein reporting. and then bill clinton lying about an affair and then donald trump twice. to move forward with this impeachment inquiry right now without a vote is really about the tail wagging the daog. this is kevin mccarthy trying to keep the far right in line but totally consistent with the historical impeachments in the past. a revenge fantasy. >> and thus this was a colorful response from democratic senator john at the tfetterman. let's play it. >> can i ask you about the news that speaker mccarthy has formally launched an impeachment -- or has said that he will -- >> oh, my god, really? oh, my gosh. oh, it is devastating. ooh, don't do it! please don't do it! oh, no, oh, no. >> more worldwide wrestling than senatorial deforum. but it is like don't throw me in the briar patch. are the questions worthy of investigation, questions about, you know, whether president biden benefitted from his family's fund raising and other things? sure. >> and

johnson after the civil war. the second, a fast-forward 100-plus years to richard nixon. then bill clinton and then two trumps. right? both of which, by the way, i would argue hit that standards. thick is a tit for tat acceleration cycle. president biden giving a speech about threats for democracy. >> at the mccain institute by wait. >> bipartisanship. >> mccain in arizona. this farcical impeachment inquiry by historic standards that tells you everything you need to know about the bizzarro world of politics right now. >> historical reference. >> very important. >> to that point, glad you brought this up. watching the speech yesterday knowing the preparations heading into the speech. take a listen to something that president biden said. >> i'm here to speak about another threat to our democracy. that we ar too often ignore. the threat to our political institutions, to our constitution itself and the very character of our nation. there's an extremist movement that does not share the basic beliefs in our democracy. the maga movement. but there's no question today's republican party is driven and intimidated by ma

we talked about in the piece, you know, gerald ford pardoning richard nixon and using really the same logic as andrew johnson it's time for the country to move on. ford said, you know, the biggest thing he was concerned about was the fate of the nation, not the fate of richard nixon. but if we look at what happened, the kind of impunity we saw in the trump administration, somewhere in the back of people's minds was the idea that, no one really goes to prison for this sort of thing. >> right. >> we have -- at least at a certain level, we've come to the conclusion we don't like seeing really powerful people prosecuted. it sets an example that will only make this situation get worse. >> this your piece, you started to mention it, about president johnson and the confederacy. you dive into robert e. lee, particularly. >> yeah. >> tell us more about that debate, but also the impact of the decision that was made. >> sure. so, you know, robert e. lee, it was an interesting position. in the initial amnesty offered by president johnson, it excluded 14 categories of people, including the leaders of the confederacy. tho

richard sharpe resigning in april, so he gave a loan to bofis in april, so he gave a loan to boris johnsonort of political influence. he just forgot about 800,000. secret £800,000 800,000. the secret £800,000 loan. he forgot that he loan. he just forgot that he gave to the thing to boris johnson. but in an information information pack seen by the observer candidates are asked to provide not only interest that might be relevant to work of the bbc, but also ones that could lead to a real or perceived contract conflict of interest, and also whether or not they have a predilection for children or are russell brand, which will be looked upon favourably . any be looked upon favourably. any candidates in the interest of ofcom balance and bbc verify getting on our case? >> that was a joke. it's been a joke for three years. before that it was absolutely accurate i >> -- >> yeah, but they're now going to be told to reveal anything they've said online or like basically just reveal their conflicts of interest, of which they'll probably be, you know, any other million loans to any other million pound l

johnson meant for policy going forward. this this idea of guaranteed income actually going to have its real moment in the sun under the presidency of richard nixon. nixon in 1969. submitted to congress the family assistance plan. this, in fact, had been designed by. patrick moynihan seen here. it would have provided a living wage to all american families. and it would done away with it would have replaced. and by replacing it would have done away with insidiously singling out welfare mothers and other of the unworthy poor. the assistance plan was in fact defeated. finally, in 1972, by a democratic. this is something that ted. ted kennedy, among others, rued ever after. but that the the idea of guaranteed income did fail. and we'll have more to say about that next week. the subsequent major policy developed this 1980s and the cuts during the reagan administration to all to a range of social provision policies followed in 1969 by the act that created the temporary assistance for needy or the tennessee program. this is under president clinton who promised to end welfare as we it. both of these moves reagan under clinton attacked the idea move