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am i missing sething? >> let me say that the district court made a factual finding of no racial balance and, if you think that is clearly impermissible and the court should send back, that as a basis to revse on clear error. we are not here to suggest that racial balancing is ok. >> kavanaugh? >> i appreciate yo stement on brown, justice thomas's statement on grigor gruter, that it will be illegal in 25 years,". -- in 25ears. taking that statement, extending 25 years beyond it would be overruling gruter. i want to give u chance to respond, is that not an accute church is asian of the court's holding -- characterization of the courts view? izeth: i do think that is not how the court itself understood the language. the court made clear in the 4 paragraphs we were discussing, the court expected universities e longer be able to justify racial -- race conscious admissions, they expected society would beble to achieve the benefits of student body dirsity without taking racing event -- into account. i don't think

seth: correct. >> the numbers alone tell you nothing. seth: that is right. the numbers can tell you, you can tot up 100,000 applications and look at whathe first reader scored, measure it against declared race and ce up with a feature that says, across the 150,0, it look like on average self-declared asian amics have this number, and self declared whites have this number. it tells you nothing about why that number was given, any more than why. i do not want to cut you off. it does not tell you why and there is no proof to show why. the district court fnd that number did not prove discrimination. >> there was actual proof he d not reflect discrimination. thereas expert analysis on multi-mention analogy -- dimensionality that looked at nonacademic index that showed, for example, white applicants who got a 1 or 2 ademics. asian americans that got a 1r 2 on academics. for whatever the reason, the latter group got lowereaer ratings than the former. the same wh idance counselor ratings. it does not tell you why. it does not permiannference that harrds discriminati

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seth will always stand up for anyone who tries to cut older rhode islanders' hard-earned medicare and social security benefits and seth, i couldn't be more proud and think of a better person to continue serving the people of rhode island. congratulations. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today to -- mr. carter: i rise today to recognize the service of david ross who announce head would be ending his tenure as speaker of the georgia house. david has been speaker since 2010 and overseen some of the most historic accomplishments in our state's history. he attended north harris college he went on to graduate from the university school of law. an attorney by trade, he started his career in public service in 1992 when he was elected to the georgia state senate. in 2002, david was

seth america usually trump speaks such speeches for about 20 minutes at most, more than an hour .rime time airtime is given to him. all national television channels that did not give the scandalous politician a word after he left the white house, the elections in 2024 will be completely different. i'm ready too. me too to make america great and majestic again tonight i'm announcing my candidacy for office president of the united states stormy and prolonged applause did not happen to trump, they would have bathed in applause on the red wave, which was so expected in the midterm congressional elections, but the republicans did not take the senate. and a week after the majority vote in the house of representatives, they still do not have. the women came out and the youth came out and they said, that's enough, we don't like where we're going with these crazy candidates that the party nominated trump for the party is a headache, but he's also a magnet that has millions of supporters around it. his movement. nobody needs a magician to make america great again, except for the creator, bu

next i want to introduce seth. >> thank you. my company is the managing member of the master developer for the mission bay project. and i am here today to speak to two things, one, the parks at mission bay a don't often get the full recognition that they should. there are a lot of great things happening in this neighborhood, but i want us to pause and recognize this a neighborhood where a 6th of the acreage was dedicated to park asks open space at the girchght project. that was a decision made at the beginning and what does that translate into? that translates into every single building here -- every resident and worker, every visitor to the hospital, everyone who comes to a game, they're within one to two blocks of a park. can you imagine a city that says that? that is special. everything else in mission bay is worth sell baiting. celebrating. this is a precedent-setter for the city. we have the beauty of parks access to open space. it's important to thank the people who helped make this happen. i want to actually start with th

>>for seth campbell -- a criminal history. william: for seth campbell, plenty of challenges remain.summer, he opened a small apartment cleaning company with his girlfriend but en brought that distant -- ian brought that business to a halt. >> they want that tree down in the front yard and their fence fixed. so cleaning is on the back burner. william: last month, he started looking into disaster loans from the small business administration. but it will not give financial aid to people who are "not of good character" and it's disaster loan forms ask about a criminal record. >> i honestly did not want to complete the application. i don't think anybody should feel that way. from my understanding, i served time for my crimes. i am trying to be a better, productive member of society. william: in a statement, they wrote that just .01 percent of application denials over the last two fiscal years were due to character reasons and it encouraged anyone impacted by a disaster to apply if they have uncovered losses. formerly incarcerated people don't only have to weigh their interactions with th

and down, talking pleased that the health sethe union and hopefully ing pleased that the health sethenion and hopefully we to the union and hopefully we can find a way through this while labour leader sir keir while the labour leader sir keir starmer says government is starmer says the government is shirking responsibilities, nurses have been driven this by the government and that's badge of shame for the government taken strike action before for patient . so this is going to be patient. so this is going to be devastating news nurses don't want to go on strike. i meanwhile, teachers in scotland will strike a further 16 days next year over a pay dispute. the educational institute of scotland says the consecutive days of action split across every council in the country will happen in january and february . will happen in january and february. it's will happen in january and february . it's after yesterday's february. it's after yesterday's strike closed nearly primary and secondary schools . the levelling secondary schools. the levelling up minister dehenna davison has announced that sh

so i'm the one to answer that question maybe seth or i could take that.i, i think this actually is a very small issue, but it raises a topic that comes up again and again and again in my research, and that is this bigger thing. seth cotler, who's a great follow on twitter, had this amazing about the that we should really away from this declension model the republican party that it's strategy has gotten like worse right or and he definitely tries to draw this continuity that it's not a decline line and finds ways in which elements of trumpism existed in the 1950s and the 1960s. that's again. and i will always like and retweet. he's just fantastic and i've met him and he's great. but i really think we need to be, you know, a little bit more careful and in how we analyze that that trajectory and i think that's something that that keeps coming up. so and i, i definitely see in guns that show up in brock's papers but it's just one of many issues. and so this is what i do. i at and say, okay, evangelicals that became the republican party. i should just say that

. >> representatives seth moulton says and remarks before the hudson institute.s about 40 minutes. >> i'm brian clark, a senior foal fellow at the institute. i'm here with don high school at the institute. we're here with seth moulton, a former marine, served four terms in iraq and was a platoon leader as well as an advisor to david petraeus. and following service in iraq, congressman moulton left the service and went to harvard business school where he graduated along with the kennedy school of government and from there he went on to be the managing director of texas central which aims to be america's first high speed rail line. now in his fifth term in congress. the armed services committee, the house armed services committee relevant to our discussion today and serves on the subcommittees and he led the co-chaired the future defense task force and serves on the budget committee and house transportation committee. thank you for being with us, congressman moulton. >> it's great to be here. thanks for having me. >> in the news right now, war in ukraine and progre

and part of this goes back to the educational system for years seth. i've been trying to reform military education. we're just not doing a good enough job. we should start there. so you you mentioned at one point in in your comments right now that that we don't understand in many ways the chinese or russians. it is interesting that the largest circulating newspaper in china is a translation of foreign newspaper articles including from english sources, and we is that there's a huge amount of money in china that is devoted towards learning english among other languages. we still don't see a lot of mandarin in in us universities in particularly secondary schools a lot of focus on french and and spanish little bit on mandarin, but not a lot one of the things that is striking is is how little the us compared to the cold war even translates chinese documents into english, so we we saw for example during the cold war that the us had a us information agency the us had a foreign broadcast information service or fibis the translated massive amounts of soviet and

joe, thomas, and seth our field directors. i want to say a few words to our incredible financial team. thank you for everything you guys did. and finally let me say a few things about the three guys who i think constantly work in my ear about what we needed to do, about how we needed to execute this campaign. my good friend jay. andrew, a great guy. a massachusetts guy but still a great guy. welcome him to ohio, ladies and gentlemen. and jordan, i also want to think luke thompson for everything you did. so there are the thank yous. i think we get the chance to govern. we are going to see what happens across the country. if i'm being totally honest with you, i think we are going to continue to have some good victories all across the country. we have to see the returns come in but here's the thing, we have been given an opportunity to do something and that's to govern. makes the lives of the people of ohio better that's what i am today. because if you get a chance to do it. i got a call from tim ryan about a half an hour ago, he

joining me now is cube cash financial ceo, seth brickman is here. seth, good to see you.. explain this to our audience and how frequently used is it right now? >> so, payday loans are loans that people use, like you shared 50% are for emergency expenses but the other 50% are actually for people that are just trying to get by. we call it more month than money. what these loans, these are easily accessible loans for people that don't have qualifying credit scores to get traditional lending but they're at an exorbitant interest rate and fees. cube cash financial exists so that doesn't have to happen and people can actually turn to a credit union to get the help that they need. the financial health network does an annual pulse. in that annual pulse for the first time -- maria: people may not understand how expensive these loans are that they're taking out. >> they really don't. and it's the fees that kill people and then what happens is they roll one loan into the next and into the next. the financial health network does an annual pulse and for the first time in five years, i

importantly for seth, ty hafan also has a gaming room.hildren and young people in rhondda cynon taff, including through gaming. one of their projects was to recreate the fernhill colliery in minecraft. if you finish a sheet of, like, maths or work, it is boring. but if you were doing a game where to get out of the maze, you had to do maths problems, that is way more fun and also you're going to remember it more. through gaming and working with valleys kids, i have gone from that little kid in primary who wouldn't speak to anyone, i wouldn't look up from the table, to being in the school show and joining the debate team and volunteering. hello, i�*m 20 years old now, which is mad, i am disabled, gay, i have been bullied a lot in my childhood and stuff. bbc children in need fund the community action group that helps him. he has had opportunities to game, act and present through their film—based project wicked wales. i always came to gaming because it was a safe space for me, personally. but it also meant that i could escape reality and just

seth waxman, a very accomplished lawyer gave away the case at harvard i think when he was being pressed pretty hard. quite frankly i think his entire argument was, he struggled the entire time. waxman gave it away when the chief justice was pushing him hard and mister waxman replied to a question asking whether or not basically if there's a time academically between two different candidates whether or not race has been, can be a determining factor in breaking that tie. he said quote, race and the determinative factor. that, i didn't expect that being in a carolina case, north carolina sg have the same question but mister waxman said it can be a determining factor. and as he went on, being a very accomplished oboe player might be a determining factor as well. and the chief justice raised his voice and replying to that suggestion that those things are similar by saying we did not fight the civil war over ". it's a very interestingexchange . it precludes some of the questions or any questions. >> ask a few questions then turn it over to the audience but before we do that let's hear from am

joining me now democratic congressman seth moulton of massachusetts. you, jim. first i want to ask you a big picture question. you have said and this was regarding nancy pelosi stepping down as democratic leader in the house that it is, quote, absolutely the right time for new leadership. is it time for new leadership and a new candidate at the top of the democratic party for 2024? >> well, look, i mean, a lot of people are asking this question, but i have a lot of faith in joe biden as president, he's been one of the most productive presidents in the last 50 years. so he's done an awful lot and, you know, there will probably -- we will see if there is a primary process leading up to him, but i'm certainly prepared to support joe biden. i think the exciting thing is when you look across the party is we are getting new leadership, finally getting new leadership in the house, which is exciting, it will be a new generation, younger voices. at the end of the day we want to be the majority party in this country that represents the majority of americans. tha

a little fashion show. seth, i'm going to start with you because like me, you're quite tall. i did you find as we were discussing earlier, that it's a little bit difficult also to find american items here in the soup. it definitely has a little bit difficult, but i'm surprisingly nimble. so i think we're making your work. so how does, what do you think, how does it feel to where, oh, how did you get the head dress on? because there is just the right way to put one on. i had help. i know vocal a couple locals who were awesome, but it surprisingly cool. to kind of with it was the wind give you a little bit more cool than i was expecting ventilation. absolutely. so really says i have warned him already that he's going to blend in very well. i think a lot of people are going to speak arabic to you because you're going to write your look. might be an arabic speaker. tell me about what happened right. before we went on camera, you got a little bit of a fashion tweaking. you're on someone who on the by what happened. yeah, so i had this part lose in a local came in, says hobby, i wi

what matters most when it comes to technique seth a bench panel high keeping a lot of leg tension. that's actually the most important thing in the air. if you hit the jump right, it actually happens all by itself as it is agnes. so it then lifts you up and you read and she tuber and on down has to work. then you keep the leg tension by now you stretch your legs out and tighten your ankles to guide the ski underneath you. and she under jets of fern with no company sorted, i'm with family as a saw as yep. and this is not much that's missing fit as this is a touch on the jump. when my legs stretch out, the upper body goes up too much by nurse taking, so feared over cover with the upper body like that. it slows you down and does head and facts. it's like when you hold your hand out and the constant, if you all did like this, it is different to when you do it like this. and so last and said sneeze. so we went, then the hand goes right back. and then if you leave the upper body flashes, then it doesn't go like this one on the left, but more like this and, and you go out like that and you

seth dillon, whose banning started it all. great to see you tonight.nk you. >> thank you. >> tucker: so we opened the show telling you about the comedian josh denny, silenced as a comedian because he has pro-life views. he's not the only one, though. john gibson was the ceo of tripwire, a video game company. last year he tweeted this, and this is the whole tweet. quote, proud of the u.s. supreme court affirming that texas law banning abortion for babies with a heartbeat. as an entertainer i don't get political often, yet with so many vocal peers on the other side of the issue i felt it was important to go on the record ace pro-life game developer." that was it. he didn't attack anyone, just said what he believed. for tweeting that, he lost his job. the company that he started, was majority owner of, or had the largest ownership stake in, and then the media decided to destroy him personally. unbelievable experience. we spoke to him about it. here's part of the conversation. >> i call it social terrorism. >> yes. >> it is an effort to use fear and intimi

joining us is lieutenant seth cross, the coast guard search and rescue coordinator who conducted this mission. first we want to know how he's doing but also how you found him. >>> good morning. thank you for having me. currently last known his condition is stable. he's receiving additional evaluati evaluation at a local hospital. >> lieutenant, question for you. they've been saying he was missing for 12 hours or he was in the water for 12 hours. can you clarify? 12 hours sounds like a long time to be in the water. >> the coast guard received their initial notification yesterday at 2:30 in the afternoon reporting that a potential man overboard from carnival as they made their way outboard to mississippi. any point from 11 p.m. on wednesday on he could have entered the waterway. so he realistically could have been in the water for 15-plus hours before we were able to successfully rescue him. >> if you get a report like this of someone who has fallen overboard, missing, how do you find them in the waters? >> every case is different. this one was especially complex. given the time differe

i hadn't been with seth and julia. point, i didn't know what they, knew what they found, out what they had seen on the news or whatever else. i didn't want them to find out the way that i had found out. >> how did you tell the children, that their mother had been killed? >> it was friday morning,. i believe the children suspected something. after they had eaten, and after i had spent time begging the lord for wisdom and strength to know what to say, we took them upstairs to one of the bedrooms, and it was the oldest two at that point, seth and julia, and my sister was there with me, and we sat down on the bed, and i said mom went home to be with god. we know she loves us. we know that we loved her. at that point, i reached out for them. and we just hugged. and it was quiet. my tears soaked their faces, and their tears soaked my face. and then we prayed. and we thanked god for the most wonderful mother and wife to have ever been on this earth. >> later, nathan took the children and went to stay at a church mission house

. ♪ announcer: massachusetts representative seth moulton says that u.s.ilitary is falling behind its adversaries with regards to monetary -- regards to military modernization and innovation. the democratic congressman made the remarks during a conversation with the hudson institute. it's about 40 minutes. >> i am here with dr. dan pat, senior fellow at the institute. we are honored to have with us congressman seth moulton of massachusetts' sixth congressional district. a former marine, the congressman served four towards in iraqi where he served as infantry platoon leader and advisor. and working with senior iraqi government officials during the time after the invasion of iraq. following his service, the congressman left the service and went to harvard business school, where he graduated along with the kennedy school of government. from there, he went on to be the managing director of america's first high-speed rail. now in his fifth term in congress, he is on the house armed services committee, which is relevant to our discussion, where he serves on the

to your wife that comes off like a total saint in this book. >> she's great. >> suns you bring up seth moulton, there's a scene in the book-- he's a millennial as well, right? >> we're about the same age. >> an old millennial. >> yeah, we're old millennials. >> so there's a scene in the book where the two of you are talking about and he's a veteran as well, the two of you are talking about a global war on terror memorial and i believe you're going through a jog-- going for a jog talking about this and he says, if i were going to design it, it would be something that starts out with great intentions and then spins off into chaos. what would you do? and you have-- what is your idea for a war on terror memorial. >> so he and i were talking about it. we're contemporaries from the marine corps, and so a number of years ago, maybe some of you notice, but didn't happen with that much fanfare, congress authorized the war on global terror memorial act. and for the national mall and they're sorting through the details. one of the interesting things on getting that passed and seth and congressman

seth in texas, seth? >> caller: hey, jim. good to talk with you. i'm a member of the investing club, so i know you're taking wells fargo. i really like this new ceo jane city and i like the tangible book value but i guess what do you think about -- like what is your thought on citi has a whole? >> i think she's doing a gate job but i want to know how that tangible book is so far above where the common stock is. i have to tell you that something is wrong there and i don't know what it is but you should not have that variation between tangible book and where the stock is and i find it quite disconcerting. bob in ohio, bob >> caller: hello, jim cramer >> yes, you got me, bob. what's up? >> caller: hey, great to talk to you, thanks for talking my call. first time, long time. >> thank you excellent. >> caller: my question today is about dominion energy. i've been accumulating shares for ten years. it's a disappoint. now we got management talking about review of the businesses and potential sale of more assets most notably the co-point plan. >> right. >>

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so there were folks people like, you know, congressman seth moulton, peter mayer and others who were ringing the bells with jason crow, ringing the alarm bells as loud as they could, but to on deaf ears. yeah. a quick shout out to your wife who does come off like a total saint in this book. she's great and yeah since you bring up seth moulton there's there's a scene in the in which the two of you he's he's a millennial as well right we're about the same age or like an old one again. we're all millennials. yeah. so so there's a scene in the book where the two of you are talking about and he's a veteran as well. the two of you are talking about a global war on terror memorial. and i believe you're going through a jog, going for a jog talking about this. and he says, you know, if i were going to design it, it would be something that starts out with great intentions. and then spins off into chaos. what you do and you have what what is your idea for a war on terror memorial and. oh, so he i were talking about it. we're we're contemporaries from the marine corps and so, um, so a number of

madison and kaylee 21 and ethan and seth both 20.hour we spoke with a friend who spoke about the kind of people they were. >> it was a privilege to know such kindness. they were both amazing individuals. they had the most warm, amazing hearts. they touched so many lives on campus because of how truly welcoming and kind they were to every person that they ever met. they're the type of kindness that you wake up and you remember and they made you want to be better, kinder people every single day. >> joining us now, abigail spencer, she's the news editor at the student newspaper at the university of idaho. it is good to have you with us this morning. we played a little bit there the press conference. that must be unsettling to folks in the area but that coupled with the fact that this is a targeted attack. you have been able to ses out any details from authorities. >> they're keeping a tight lip on this. obviously not too interactive or interfere with the investigation. but we really don't know much about a suspect or motive or any of th

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. >>> so we are joined right now by coast guard lieutenant seth gross. he coordinated the search and rescue mission here. lieutenant, we're grateful to have you and obviously grateful for your work, as well. do you have an update for us on how this man is doing after so many hours in the water? >> yeah, so speaking with our investigating officers an investigation by coast guard is under way to get the specifics of the case. you know, what was the cause that factored him in falling overboard and time line of when he entered the water. last reported to us, he is in stable condition at a local hospital. but aside from that i don't have any current medical information for you. >> well, it sounds like he's okay and at least in stable condition so we're glad to hear that. did he manage to tell rescuers what happened, how he wound up falling over? >> no, so once the coast guard helicopter was able to recover him with a rescue swimmer he was able to identify his name, confirm that he was the individual that fell overboard. he was showing signs of hypothermia, sh

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so this people like seth were highly skilled metal workers in war.they were necessary to keep all the metal equipment and accouterments that an army might have with functional. so a musket like which is a marriage different recycled components may actually be a great document of history if not a great original object in and of itself. in this case the but plate is french, as are the barrel bands. the barrel itself is probably american. the lock is english and the trigger and guard are dutch. so it's a hybrid of pomeroy diary. gives us a little insight into this. after the of lake george he writes on september 10th just a couple of days later we put up and brought in a great quantity of french store guns, blankets, hatchets, provisions, two or three wagon loads. thursday, the 11th, a number more sent to pick up what they could find in the battle next day, friday, the 12th. we are more and more convinced that our enemies have met with a great state of picking up their things that yet in their haste ran and left. so these armors were critical to the lif

what really happened according to the homeowner, seth orvis was a delivery driver. he says crashed into one of their first floor rooms. he paid out of pocket to board up the home and tell their insurance can help rebuild again and says his wife and kids don't feel like they can stay there and tell. a structural engineer says it's safe. back in a dui driver crashed in the same home located at sort of fork in the road off el verano and las vegas road. says that they moved there because it was a safe neighborhood clear. they clearly need to have some improvements done there and and the eu complaints, the city just isn't doing enough. >> the biggest thing of of of my complaint is that. in 2020 when this happened in july, we wrote the public works department of orinda too either put a stop sign, put some sort of signage on the street to hopefully prevent this. they ignored my request and 2 years later, it happening again. >> the city manager responded kron 4 when asked about what action they are taking saying, quote, the city is currently preparing a local roads safety p