our guest, rachel sheldon of penn state university. professor sheldon, so at some point in 1860, we have abraham lincoln, we have stephen douglas,e ve john breckinridge, and we have john bell. all nominated by their parties. at what point in the year did we have these finalist and how did the campaign shape up after that? so all of these all of these folks are nominated by june, by the end of june, and we have them as candidate. mostly they are not campaigning. stephen douglass actually ends up campaigning. it's very unusual. this is sort of out of the norm that he goes to the south to campaign. and and some folks look down on him because as part of sort of the standard of american respectability politics, you do not campaign for yourself. but douglass, just a little bit of this and mostly what happens is that other people campaign for you. and one of the places this happens is through newspapers. as i mentioned, newspapers were a newspaper editors and newspaper writers were politicians in this period, and newspapers were political. th

our guest, rachel sheldon of penn state university. professor sheldon, so at some point in 1860, we have abraham lincoln, we have steph uglas, we have john breckinridge, and we have john bell. all nominated by their parties. at what point in the year did we have these finalist and how did the campaign shape up after that? so all of these all of these folks are nominated by june, by the end of june, and we have them as candidate. mostly they are not campaigning. stephen douglass actually ends up campaigning. it's very unusual. this is sort of out of the norm that he goes to the south to campaign. and and some folks look down on him because as part of sort of the standard of american respectability politics, you do not campaign for yourself. but douglass, just a little bit of this and mostly what happens is that other peop cpaign for you. and one of the places this happens is through newspapers. as i mentioned, newspapers were a newspaper editors and newspaper writers were politicians in this period, and newspapers were political. they w

i suspect sheldon feels the same way. the fact it takes 60 votes in the senate is the reason sheldon and bill are talking about how to come up with something to fight drug cartels. the reason that we are coming up with common policy, working to pass it, to stop the financing of drugs working out. and it takes in his considerations in my considerations. if the filibuster is gone and the senate, why do i care about what he says or vice versa because i don't need his vote? >> if you are party really wants to get rid of the filibuster, are you going to be one of the senators who stands in the way of doing it? >> i have publicly said that in the past and i'm committed to it. it is better for our country and for conservatives. >> a lot and your party wanted to get rid of the filibuster. i imagine some will be glad it is there if they are in the minority. >> i am looking around here in this wonderful replica senate chamber, and it makes me want to be precise about what we are talking about. what i would like to see back is the r

and, even sheldon didn't have the nerve. but i said, you know what, i said to david friedman, give me a quick lesson, like, five minutes or less on the golan heights. and he did and i said, let's do it. we got it done in about 15 minutes, right. 72 years, you know, for 72 years, it's true. planes would fly in, fly out, fly and. in the old days they weren't such nice planes, but they'd fly in every year. they'd have a meeting on the golan heights. they'd have lunch, they'd have dinner, they'd have this, they'd have that they'd leave. nothing would happen. right. and then one day trump came along and it was done very quickly. four years ago last sunday we signed the historic abraham accords. that's a big, a big deal and secured peace in the middle east. that was peace in the middle east. really? four very strong countries. and we would have had all of the countries signed. i'll even make, we would have had, in my opinion. i know this sounds ridiculous. i believe iran even would have signed because of all of the benefits and al

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joining our discussion now is sheldon white house who is running for rhode island.f the scheme. how they use money to capture the supreme court. i want to get to the supreme court and the new york times reporting inside the court, but just want to address the breaking news story about j.d. vance and assigning political motivation to two obviously crazy people who have been involved in these last two events. one that has no political motivation that's known. and then i don't know what you call it. is he complaining no one tried to kill kamala harris? >> it is pretty stunning to talk about your political rival in that way. and obviously it's happening because she is kicking their butts. and so they have to resort to this kind of rhetoric. i think it's clear that both of these individuals who took shots at donald trump are not liberals. they are unhinged and they have considerable connection into trump world and ramaswamy world and all that. so i think he's wrong on the fact, i think it's dangerous to start talking about people taking shots at kamala harris. >> and of

. >>> senders sheldon whitehouse, >>> senders sheldon whitehouse, the 11th hour, starts now. >>> tonight, tragedy in georgia, a deadly high school shooting forces gun violence back into the spotlight at the height of the election. >>> plus, former republican congresswoman liz cheney gives revolt to vice president harris, but how much does it actually help the democratic ticket? >>> then, the vice president unveils her vision for the american economy. we get into the pro-business agenda she is pitching to voters as the election approaches. >>> a high school >>> a high school in georgia, mason schermerhorn, and teacher, christian -- and official say the 14 your suspect used an ar-style weapon during the attack when police investigated online threats last year to carry out a school shooting but founno proable cause for an arrest at the time. here is more from georgia. >> reporter: horror in georgia after officials say a suspected shooter opened fire in appalachia high school. >> 14-year-old student here, at the high school, has been taken into custody. he will be charged with murder and wil

. >> joining us now is senator sheldon whitehouse.ust the shamelessness of this operation. i mean the reform effort is to try to allow, among other things, fact finding about what the supreme court justices have been up to and one of the areas we've tried to do fact-finding is into the activities of leonard leo, who i think is that one lawyer that she mentioned who is the guy who directed a $25,000 payment -- to be exact, another, he said another $25,000 payment to ginni thomas. so she's smack in the middle. i guess this is a little bit like january 6. she's smack in the middle of the trouble land now thanking this group for trying to fend off the reform effort that would open up the investigation that would lead to her and her husband. >> i want to play a little more of what kelly shackelford said, proving what a terrible lawyer he is and how he doesn't that w investigation that ould led to her and her husband. >> i want lay a little more of what kelly shackelford said, proving what a terrible lawyer he is and how he doesn't understa

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when you first walk in, you're going to see 25,000 square feet sheldon memorabilia collected over about 55 years. that's drew he created this shrine to the shelby cobra in 2014. >> but his love for the car started way before that. i fell in love with the from the hot rod magazines and and car and driver magazine. >> i was in high school to time and enlist book on the outside in a room track on the inside. and i said some day, i got to get me one of and then one day he in about 1974. >> a spring a 74. my brother-in-law was a ups driver. and he came to me and said, you know, there's a cobra place out touch a cold and they got a lot of homers in there. so i went out and looked and of course, the guy that owns the place put his arm around me and said, look, i've got a deal for you, 1500 bucks. you could have this car. of course, and hit a guard rail down. riverside and the front nose was all bent up i went home. thought about as fate hasn't. i'd like to call over 1500 bucks when your parents my parents were living. my that car doesn't even have door handles or roll-up windows. what are you

i young sheldon had said that he acknowledges that would be a risk to allowing ukraine to use these long range missiles. on the other hand, he said, the greatest risk that we face is that poor 2 wins this war. would you agree with that? i think that this assessment is broadly speaking, correct? for european security. also for global security at the end of the day. and i've written about this a russian victory by this word, if it was as it were, with normalize, and you status quote and international relations. so beyond implications for our own security, this would in bold and similar actions by other countries that want to change the status quo and that oppose the rules. the rules based international order. if i'm a advocate ukrainians are in the quite desperate situation at the moment. as you mentioned, these attacks on the energy infrastructure will bring a very tough winter for the greens, the toughest winter of all. over the last 2 and a half years. and on the conventional level, on the front in the dawn bus at the green is our number. i would come back. yeah, yeah. to 6. right. so i

in the house that sheldon builds and he will forever, forever have a special place in our hearts. jc, we were created for this moment. this is our time. we have the opportunity to replace and administration that is failing america, that is crushing the americanhe spirit, that is undermining support for our ally israel and replace that with donald j trump being the 47th president of the united states. [cheering and applause] but before we get into politics, i want to take a moment to reflect. it is hard to believe thathe almost one year has passed since the brutal attack on october 7. the horror and the grief of that day are still fresh. we have all seen the painful news from israel last weekend. we mourn the brutal murder of hirsch, carmel, alexander. we are heartbroken for the people of israel. this moment calls for strength and resolve as we stand united with the government and people of israel as they fight this existential threat. our thoughts and prayers are still always about mothers and sisters in israel. we are keeping the brave idf soldiers and the hostages being held in

, well yes, from summerset moym, summerset moym, yes, but the first one i started with was sidney sheldon, if you remember him, comrade, i myself simply decided to translate him, one of his novels, it was, in my opinion, if tomorrow comes, i translated, brought it to the publisher, they told me that the soviet reader cannot be interested in such waste paper, they left this manuscript. at the publishing house, it seems, they threw it out, and after some time ago i saw that it came out in my translation under a different name, it's a wonderful story, what a horror, i didn't know that, well it was a rehearsal for my next translations, apparently a good life lesson, but then i was completely unhappy that my name was practically nowhere to be found, it was just summersed moim or john steinbeck, so i got busy. photography, it was already digital photography from the very beginning - no, no, no, no, i still remember, or rather i was remembered by film photography, so it's it was much more difficult, of course, then it became more beautiful, no, yes, yes, yes, but then digital, of course, it redu

the the use lucy is sheldon reports from monday onboard board checks like these become more frequent in germany across all 9 countries. this which it shares the land border situated in the heart of the european union. germany already has temporary checks in place along its borders to the south and east, but as of now, broad checks would also be introduced at the frontiers to the rest of his front locks, but belgium and the netherlands, and to the north with denmark. for an initial period of 6 months, as a member of the free traveler, cheng, and zone, the german government had to notify the you, commission know if it's plan. this chang and zone consist of most of you countries and some of its neighbors. founded in 1985, this area guarantees free movement without border control or passport checks. these measures can be reintroduced exceptionally. then there is a threat to national internet security. balances justifying its move the device. this would serve to further limit, irregular migration and protect against a cute, dangerous pose. but his name is terror and serious crime. we are

one sheldon ended in the midst of how i get area. northeast of the city, no casualties have been confirmed. for us on those are low was killed during a massive idea of error strike that destroyed an entire residential block in downtown bay route. the lebanese official say at least 11 people were killed and more than 100 wounded in that strikes the idea f as issued a warning for civilians and they route to evacuate from multiple suburbs of the city. this saturday march, the 6th consecutive day of large scale across the border bombardments their sirens, also rang out in northern israel with rockets fired from lebanon toward the upper gallery of region. friday's, if attack was the largest striking on babies as the 2nd level non war in 2006. 11 is official say at least 1030 people have been killed in the country over the last 12 days. the victims include 156 women, and 87 and show around the late husband of late or delivered his final until the vice feeds. just over a week ago, following the sudden explosion of mobile communication devices across 11 on dozens of people were killed in thousands

and those links with its kind of global zinis network, which is extraordinarily rich and powerful, sheldon edison being adolson being one, you know, his his trust, he's dead now, but his wife runs the whole trust for instance, he he's been massive in his support for designs. ross childs originally were, they still are very much in the background through their various outlets, but all of these bankster families, whether it's the whether it's the rockefeller foundations or whether you're going look at the jp morgan, um go go in any direction, whether it's in the banking fraternity or go to larry king, the big asset managing management agencies, they're all part of the same syndica and and you know it's a zionist uh enterprise and unfortunately they... own and control much of the world's wealth, so we're not just talking about little israel or just america which happens to be backing it, yes america is hugely wealthy in terms of being a nation which has lot of lot of cash and and cyhens off, but actually behind the us is this huge transnational corporate zionist uh financial mechanism, this i

one homes with sheldon owls a through a neighborhood is there any forces have conducted raids across the occupied westbank, including villages may have told cut them nablus, and headphones is where it is. solid is also a storm the janine refugee camp, the palestinian groups. and that is why the military are engaged in fighting there. is there any troops full stay way into many homes on the cab? the raids of the occupied westbank had been taking place nearly every night since the stones of israel, as one, gaza, lost up to them like the water has moved from the tamala. the military rates have taken place across the occupied. westbank is rarely forces wounded, at least one palestinian during one of such a military rates near bethlehem. they also took place in areas near janine and so instead of in nablus and he run on for a little bit of background, these military raids according to the palestinians on the ground. look like these really military storming policies and you neighborhoods often times in the middle of the night and breaking into palestinian homes and often times searching th

of four or five billion dollars a year by the americans on on paper, in reality, funds like the uh sheldon addison trust etc. his wife is still very big on funding them, that's just the tip of the iceberg. global zinist corporate uh money lender mafia is hugely powerful, they literally control the world bank, they literally control the the fed itself, they dictate most of the the corporate. business that goes around the world and they are very much also part and parcel of the the the support and and the genocide that israel is received. is committing with that support, so the funding isn't just coming from the united states, what we have to recognize is the likes of blackrock for instance, and the designist head of larry king is is very integrally involved in the support of israel and has publicly made it clear, blackpock have made it clear, those are many other hedge funds and these large funds that i can mention state street, i mentioned various other outfits like vanguard, the there are... "there's a plathora of them, but this corporate financial backup for israel is also very important

taken to an officer hospital, a joint attack and the site up code at least 3 people and homes with sheldon allstate to neighborhood it's bringing like corresponding hunting. michael with he's joining us live from data bala and central gaza and honey, we're seeing this real surgeon is ready to attack some gaza at the same time that as well as escalating the attacks in 7 on you were telling us earlier that people who survived these attacks subjected to seeing the most horrific things following what happens of the yes, the, the car news continue is that the, the, the tragedies keeps on folding just within the past minutes, right after we finish our earlier reports confirmed that reports are from hon unit, the very particular that we just private, the vicinity of the apartment, there was bombs last night. i've actually been a spite of relentless give you our dealers within the past minutes then reports of many of those who were critically injured inside the campus of the applied college of science and technology. the injuries are transferred to the fee that way they viewed the cost of video up

for example here in america, you have the uh, organized crime, organized crime was... gun by jews, sheldon adelson, he was the organized crime head of las vegas, his wife just don't from what i heard, his wife just donated $100 thousand dollars to donald trump's campaign, and the string of assassinations from abraham lincoln to garfield to mckinley, to uh huwy long and many, these are always done by the jews to prevent freedom from happening, okay, they murdered lincoln because lincoln, was going to destroy the jewish banks, the eastern establishment banks, and when he created the uh green bank, which was government money, not money borrowed from jewish bankers, they had to murder him because if they even said publicly, if this green back is allows to flourish, we bankers will never be able to control america. that's right, mr. james, what, what does the zanis entity want to do in west asia? ethnic cleansing, what about lebanon, what about iraq, what about syria, what about ivan? right, all of these countries need to stand firm against the jewish state, and that's what it is, it's a jewish

that gets overlooked is the corporate zinist mafia, everybody from larry king in in blackrock or sheldon edison's trust, his wife is currently running, he's obviously dead and probably in the depths of hell, hope, because that's where all of these people ultimately belong, because there's one thing to be a political analyst and a commentator and to be uh neutral and to try and be uh, fair and keeping emotions out of these things, but this completely another thing to look at fallacies, to look at genocide, to look at murder, killing, mass murder, going on, and then sit sit on the fence and pretend you're going to be, youtral, and i'm not one of those journalists who who subscribe to that, if there is a truth to be told you have to tell it, and the truth in this instance that israel is the aggressor, it is the tyrant, all the evidence shows that, all the all the kind of um video logs of every person who's seen children dismembered and killed uh can now bear witness, there may have been some kind of hasbura which was confusing people in the west and maybe some in the east about israel's leg

i happened to run into senator sheldon whitehouse in the house about three in the morning. and he said simply they're playing with fire. and i said, gunfire, i'm to rest my eyes and soul. i took a trip to athens in 2020 to the parthenon even in ruins, towering over the city is breathtaking. the world's first democracy was practiced, but we have the world's oldest democracy. and if i current state feels like it. greek tragedy then the important. the important takeaway i. i have from athens. i know note in the book is how precious this rare and fragile democracy is. my urgent message on the winds that a odysseus sailed is we must cherish what america takes for granted. the there are scars still wondering what the next election will bring. memories cannot and should not be forgotten, even as donald is now. speaking of january six as a hoax. kudos to the house speaker, not the senate, for conducting brilliant investigation of what happened that day. the day ended four in the morning. the darkness before the dawn. because it took that long to finish the count both to the credit

i happened to run into senator sheldon whitehouse in the house about three in the morning. and he said simply they're playing with fire. and i said, gunfire, i'm to rest my eyes and soul. i took a trip to athens in 2020 to the parthenon even in ruins, towering over the city is breathtaking. the world's first democracy was practiced, but we have the world's oldest democracy. and if i current state feels like it. greek tragedy then the important. the important takeaway i. i have from athens. i know note in the book is how precious this rare and fragile democracy is. my urgent message on the winds that a odysseus sailed is we must cherish what america takes for granted. the there are scars still wondering what the next election will bring. memories cannot and should not be forgotten, even as donald is now. speaking of january six as a hoax. kudos to the house speaker, not the senate, for conducting brilliant investigation of what happened that day. the day ended four in the morning. the darkness before the dawn. because it took that long to finish the count both to the credit

in july 2018. nato secretary general young sheldon back and us president donald trump launched on camera. out of nato summit in brussels. germany is just a little bit over one percent. whereas the united states and actual numbers has thing 4.2 percent of a much larger g d p. so i think that's inappropriate roles. you know, we're protecting germany, we're protecting france, we're protecting everybody. and yet we're paying a lot of money to protect. now this has been going on for decades, and then numerous of the countries go out and make a pipeline deal with russia, where they're paying billions of dollars into the coffers of russia. and i think that's very inappropriate. and the former chancellor of germany is the head of the pipeline company that supplying the gas in 2014 nato member states agreed to spend a 2 percent of gdp on defense. but apart from the united states modeling, any country stuck to it, the john bolton was us national security advisor for around 18 months under donald trump until the president forced him to resign. when i took the job is national security advisor. i bel

sheldon whitehouse wants to do it for the supreme court.i like a supreme court with 14 justices. a lot of listeners may think this is a lot of talk, it's not going to happen, they will never break that rule, but what do you think? if they get 51 senate votes, the white house, and the house, will they break the filibuster? >> in a nano second and they won't stop at abortion rights and they won't stop at supreme court ethics and won't stop at election laws. this would be an open gate for democrats to pass a law that they can confiscate your firearms, get rid of private insurance and create medicare for all. any wishlist they want, there would be no bar against it. one other thing people should be aware of. the ron wyden bill not only would create 14 justices on the court. it would create new hurdles, make it harder for the supreme court to overturn congress. not only would they put the folks they want on the court, but then say this sweeping agenda we will put through we will make sure the court can't pushback on it either. this is about powe

we will start with sheldon ray. we will take questions two at a time. >> thank you for being here. these relationships are extremely complex. we all understand that. many of our allies and adversaries are somewhat disturbed and before told about the u.s.-india relationship. india, like china, is behind russian oil. i think russia is still india's largest weapons apply. today we find india has supposedly been providing support for the war in ukraine. while we vilify china, voting of the state dinner. >> let's take one other question. >> is there a question there -- >> nice to meet you again. we met in beijing this summer. what do you think of president biden's finished policy objective on china, and possibly the lack -- between the presidents of china and the u.s. at the end of this year. how likely do you think it is they will be able to accomplish a new list of concrete policy goals like in san francisco, presuming cox, cooperation on ai, and anti-drug, and what might that list look like? >> trying to pretend to be a foreign policy -- i speak in my own voice from the. the u.s. and