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would that be stacey abrams? yes, it would. yes. yes, it would. yeah, we are so excited to have stacey joining us. she's going to do two events. she's coming out for her picture book that's called stacey's remarkable books. and it's a it's an adorable picture book that's somewhat autobiographical, as you can tell from the title. and she's going to do an event on our mainstage and then also on our children's stage. so we're very excited to have her. and betty, what's your background when it comes to books? how long have you been working on this and etc.? yeah, i come from publishing. i graduated from college, i went to ucla, graduated, went right to new york and started working in publishing as my first job. so i've done publicity. i've done sales and marketing and advertising. i started working at the festival of books, gosh, in about 2006 as a contractor working on the programing and have been doing it ever since. so i've both worked on the festival of books and then i also manage the book prize program for several years, which still falls under

>> what's with stacey? i like the name stacey?'s what i said. >> junior year it was stacey with me anyway. maybe instead of the feds looking at red pill and based and tie it to extremism. 182 million182 whocrossed over r illegally and on the terrorist watch list that should be more the priority at this point. let's not forget, there are hundreds of thousands of got-aways who have come into this country. we have no idea who they're, where they're, also on the terror watch list i'm sure. so like everything in life, it's all about priorities, less about language, more about securing the u.s. southern border. and doing things that the fbi used to do when it wasn't looking at language as far as being a problem. guys. >> ashley: also, for this weekend, behind easter being the number one thing that was going on, the number two thing was obviously the masters, and then tiger woods he sparked retirement rumors after he withdrew from the masters. the golf legend took to twitter to say i am disappointed to have to withdrawal this morning due

of stacey is very funny and some of the stacey is very funny and some of no ooneiw— stacey is very funnyshow. nearly over, but show. show's nearly over, but we've got to go to the papers one time and look at one more time and have a look at saturday's front so saturday's front pages. so the guardian as row guardian bbc chair quits as row over tory sleaze grows . the over tory sleaze grows. the daily telegraph surgeons operate only once every fortnight. the times has nhs strike poses a threat to great ormond street , threat to great ormond street, daily mail, m&s and victoria beckham back out of tourist tax fight. still don't know what that one's about. the i revealed putin's top mercenaries are fighting in sudan. and finally the mirror a new king for our times , which is about the king. times, which is about the king. we discussed quite a lot tonight, that's it for tonight, but that's it for tonight. paul and tonight. thanks to paul and lewis. is back lewis. headliners is back tomorrow at 11 pm. if tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you're watching the 5 am. repeat, tuned for repeat, stay tuned f

. >> steve: stacey, what do you think? we do know of other investigations down in georgia, the january 6th thing, the attorney general of new york there's a lot of other legal peril for the former president. >> yeah. so it appears to be a round robin attempt across the country on the part of democrat legislators and democrat prosecutors to attack this

>> stacey is on to something in this regard. this and 2024 and whether the most incompetent president in united states history will be held to account previously. >> steve: which president are you talking about. >> i'm talking about the ex-president donald trump. more people died under his watch than during the civil war.

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and stacey, mate the— that he was in gavin and stacey, mate the my— that he was in gavin and stacey,was. making 6 mtthem h— america, he was. making 6 million. a million, yeah. what reatty— million. a million, yeah. what really bothers— million. a million, yeah. what really bothers me,— million. a million, yeah. what really bothers me, paul, though, about him is he did a weird pro vax song, which i'm sure lewis wouldn't like either. he's part of the propaganda establishment, you it used to be you had you know, it used to be you had talk colbert kimmel, talk show host colbert kimmel, all people, seth meyers, all these people, seth meyers, now they're propagandists. now they're all propagandists. even joe biden saying, oh, even hearjoe biden saying, oh, good luck, buddy , and stuff. even hearjoe biden saying, oh, goo gross,, buddy , and stuff. even hearjoe biden saying, oh, goo gross, isn't dy , and stuff. even hearjoe biden saying, oh, goo gross, isn't it? and stuff. even hearjoe biden saying, oh, goo gross, isn't it? itnd stuff. even hearjoe biden saying, oh, goo gross, isn't it? it i

i'll speak with democratic congresswoman stacey plasket about the gop's cheap tricks and, leguizamo does america, john leguizamo joins me to discuss his great brand ne msnbc series celebrating latin excellence in america. i a ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. all right, we start this hour with some majo breaking news, just moments ag nbc news learned that the star of the trial in dominion votin systems civil lawsuit agains fox has now been pushed back one day. it will now start tuesday at 9 am eastern instea of tomorrow morning. now, th cause of the delay is unclea at the moment. that means that in less than 48 hours, dominio will finally square off in court against fox. more than two years after failing a 1. 6 billion-dollar defamatio lawsuit alleging the network knowingly aired disinformation about fraud in the 202 presidential election. dominio not only has to prove that fox made false statements, which i already has done, but also has demonstrated actual malice and that those false statement caused harm. successfully suin for defamation in the united states is intentionall difficul

well, we'll start with you, professor stacey, but this is a question for both of you. what's your recommendation to students who are prepping for this test. well, recommendation points for right now would be to begin the process, since we're less than a month from the test to begin the process of going back through some of that early material that they studied way back there in august and september, they've got notes from their teachers. they've also got their textbook. and, you know, one of the benefits of a textbook is that most of your ap us history textbooks have key terms that are bolded and defined in each chapter and a way to form a kind of handy study guide is to review those key terms because they will trigger your memory about much of the material that you've talked about. and also, you know, raise some questions and say, i don't remember this particular or term, maybe i recognize it, but i don't remember the details of it. so i'm going to go deeper into that chapter and remind myself of that material. but it's worthwhile at this point. a little less than a m

over here. stacey barton announced his candidacy book. he said that he wants to run again. he is the incumbent. right. but what about the republicans there? donald trump, he's not the only game in town, or is he ah, well, he's not the only game town. there are some people that are also looking to run a nikki haley who is the former us ambassador to the u. n. and former governor of south carolina was the 1st to announce her candidacy. and she would be a history making as well because she's, she would be the 1st woman and the 1st asian american women to have the g o p nomination. at the same time where she touts this, she also decries identity politics. so let's see how that works for her. among voters, and the person who seems like he has the most fire under him. and momentum is florida governor on de santis, but he has not declared just yet. and as a matter of fact, he's in a rumble with mickey mouse and the happiest place owner. disney, because disney spoke out about his spoke out against his don't say gay policies and he's having problems with the in double a c p there be

commissioner stacey. >> thank you. this is not a unexpected move, we have been getting correspondence about eliminating the surcharge, so it is good that is part of this action. i also hope both san francisco and bosca customers will stay in the habit attempting to conserve water. this has been a bonus year for water, it is good to be in the habit of using less so hope that continues. >> absolutely. we continue with our messaging that water is too valuable to waste. >> perfect. commissioner paulson. >> there is a history of disasters or emergencies making people want to be more diligent coming up with either temporary or long-term policies and this seems to fit one of the coggs in the general policy making that comes around natural disaster s and so this is a good example i guess i can say of something where you don't say that-don't quit crying wolf so to speak or talking how bad things are, but at the same time, you are totally managing it as things happen both politically and with the general state of weather and nat

he was at a bar, and medic named stacey >> okay, tell me about stacey. >> - but his story had more than her address >> it is a, character what can i tell you he said, by no, that about end of the day you'll see hi walking out of here. >> in addition, he said he saw queens picture in the media. and, he didn't know her. >> did you recognize or >> sir, i mean, she looks like a blond shake, i mean >> you don't look at tha picture, and said i don't know this woman >> she doesn't like like anybody that i know. >> but the atmosphere quickl changed, when cole brought in photo, of quin gray. >> we've already been to the public, you know why because this woman brought u there. >> so what did i do. >> she is saying that yo abducted her >> abducted her? >> i have more than enough evidence, to charge you base on her word. >> and, then the detective started to apply pressure. to his monowitz. and free to say that you don't even know her, concerns me greatly, jasmine >> concerns me greatly >> because this woman, i can assure you, but, no zero >> okay, she says she knows me >> absolutely, and i know sh

it is not just this threat by stacey plaskett. it is the irs showing up at taibbi's door as well.ning here with free speech and journalism? >> it is really shocking, will. i think it is important to remember that when we -- testify, we go there on our own time because we think it is our duty is to provide expert witness testimony. that is what that is. maybe because we raise our right hand and swear to tell the truth and people think it is a criminal proceeding. that is how the democrats on the committee treated us as though we had done something wrong by breaking one of the big stories and maybe in their minds we did do something wrong. we exposed the involvement of the cia and the fbi, the department of homeland security directly into making the censorship of content at twitter. we also saw the same thing at facebook. so maybe what is really going on here is an effort to distract attention from ways in which government agencies and government agencies are trying to censor ordinary americans for expressing constitutionally protected free speech. >> jesse: what is clear-cut, is co

. >> steve: stacey, what do you think?nvestigations down in georgia, the january 6th thing, the attorney general of new york there's a lot of other legal peril for the former president. >> yeah. so it appears to be a round robin attempt across the country on the part of democrat legislators and democrat prosecutors to attack this former president in an effort to prevent him from beating their candidate in 2024. so the wind is at his back. is he very strong on the campaign trail. the rallies are back and super fun. they are charging him all over the place with things that are beyond the statute of limitations really honestly distract away from the real issues americans are facing at the kitchen table with their bills, inflation, high costs and shortages. we still have shortages in america, the greatest country on earth. this is an attempt to will so he can't be candidate in 2024. >> steve: gas prices is going up because opec is cutting the supply. reverend, what do you think? >> stacey is on to something in this regard. thi

i'll speak with democratic congresswoman stacey plasket

join me now is congressman > -- congresswoman stacey plaskett, delegate for the u.s.nds, she's the ranking member of the select subcommittee on th weaponization of the federal government welcome back to the broadcast, good to see you, and so ho unusual is this, and what is behind it. >> well, you know, this is really, remember, members of congress have field hearings but predominately, our field hearings are to go to ou constituents to about th things that they are mos interested in, not the thing that trump is interested in. so this is a trump style attac on our justice system, and i is a dangerous political stunt that the republicans are going to do on monday. >> - soon jim jordan to black elements of the gop in a cas against trump. do you think that was the righ move what are the chances that th court sides with bragg >> well, i don't know. i don't want to get into whether it was the right mov or not the right move, but i think it was born also out o frustration with chairma jordan as well as other member of the republican party led by speaker mccarthy to try an in

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stacey skillman says she was inspired to do this because of her own non-verbal autistic son. and she people need a place to feel safe. so she created a space where the barbers will cater to every client's specific needs. >> really want to come in in color and have a snack. have to have certain movies certain music. it's just all about and making them felt like they have a place to belong and they look at >> the barbershop apparently now is one of the only salons in the state specializing in autistic and special needs clients. >> pope francis began the 4 days leading up to easter with mass at saint peter's basilica for holy thursday. the 86 year-old leader of the catholic church was in the hospital for 4 days last week, getting treatment for bronchitis and his ability to participate in holy week. events was unclear. he called on priest to avoid divisiveness and seek harmony in order to win back the faithful. he was scheduled to wash and kiss the feet of 12 inmates at a juvenile facility outside of rome today. the gesture commemorates jesus is humility toward his apostles. on t

georgia people came away on williams and, stacey abrams have done. so there's a whole array of them. i wanted to throw them out as we may, lifting up those names, but thank you for the question because that's one of the pieces i talk about how we win is we have to find them back. those groups and those leaders. we have time for one more quick question. this woman over here in the with the mask, in the blue shirt. thank you so much. look at me. that's how i feel in life. i'm a woman of color, the fact that i live with. this is not for effort. i am the doormat of the world. but at the same time i persist. i'm going to persist. where do go? what do i do? because even when you go to work with, people there is systemic discrimination as how i'm supposed to serve, what i'm supposed to do. and the last thing i'll put out. i'm an educator. i did not understand was happening in this country. i was part the school reform movement in the 1990s. i did not know that that was an effort to privatize education and in education it is so i don't even know where to beg

stacey cordray who holds the dentists and von johnson endowed chair in theodore roosevelt studies at dickinson university in north dakota here. more biographic information on each panel is available on the flare website at flair-net.org. we will be taking questions at the end of the program, which should be email to first ladies 2021@gmail.com. now with great pleasure. i turn over the the program to my friend and scholar dr. catherine sibley. thank you so much nancy what a lovely introduction of our exciting panel this evening, and it's so lovely to have you all here. thank you so much for coming and it is my great pleasure to open up with our first presenter. who is dr. mary stockwell, and i'm so excited to hear what she has to say about edith wilson. thank you all. all right. thank you. my slides there they are. thank you so much. um, thanks for inviting me. thanks for everyone at flair. thanks also to the rosie the support technical support. thank you. let me say i wish i could say a lot about edith wilson, but what i want to do tonight is simply to kind of give you some of my ove