and his daughter is a pigalit and poses herself so cool, well , just like a texas ranger, this is a little tell me honestly, isn't it a shame for you that a woman is commanding you? let us suppose, no one commands me. i'm on my own she 's on my own secondly, well, of course, i don't really like working under the supervision of a woman, then it's not clear where it ends. where does mine start? man with man do you need money? and i’ll make you a salary and give you a little money for fines. well , for reporting purposes. hi are you going? lord, lord, pack the souls of the sinful waders, take them completely. take her away from here if she doesn't understand well. well, finally. you are arkady and you are vadim it is very pleasant mutually you take out. yes, if you are not very strong complicate, but if anything, i can bus me there on business. you're in luck. thank you very much. you know, today i woke up before dawn, got enough air. here is absolutely stunning what is, then there is nature here, that one must not be so evil. well, there's nothing you can do about it. yo-my well, i wrote you

that point but then facing but then, facing a whole over the texas rangers with group of texas rangerswith repeating firearms was something that was a shock repeating firearms was a shock to the to them. veteran of the people without reloading because we talk never because now without reloading basically that it will take they worry cocking the hammer six shots within and taking today so many shots. the min and so much so that colonel walker pushed this idea of so much so that colonel walker the u.s. government push this idea and asked the u. were to s. government to order the guns order the for new york for the army. and get back coal that's in fact, that is the getting the polls beginning of colts success. excessive in fact he promised to produce 10,000 guns he promised to produce 10,000 when you can have a guns when he did not have a factory or any means factory or any means of doing of doing so. so she gets all these kinds of fish but coal was a very good have and he eventually got to the point where he had all of these kinds of he did satisfactory and promote the ideas simply issu

. -- was a texas ranger. >> west texas people are very friendly and welcoming individuals.d about the ranch to, she wondered if any members of her family had moved their. so she checked with the local sheriff to see what he knew. nothing, it turned out. but he did begin using rebecca as an interpreter. >> he would call me periodically and ask, can you tell me about this? or can you tell me what this means to them? >> then on an early spring day in march. authorities in nearby st. got a call. from a woman who said her name was sarah barlow. claimed she lived at the ranch, and was being abused and held against her will buy her husband. >> she was a young girl. and, i think at the time of the phone call. 16. she had already given birth to a child. and, with her age. it's doing the math, recognize that that would've been a sexual assault of a child. >> so what was the plan there? >> to find her. >> on april 3rd, 2008. the rangers, child protective services in total, arrived at the ranch. >> and the women were in prairie dresses essentially. most of it was constructed in login -

so then they would charge him at that point, but then facing a whole group of texas rangers would repeating firearms. was something that was a shock to them because now these people without reloading were just recognized the hammer we're basically to able to take six shots within a minute. and so much so that colonel walker. push this idea and asked. the us government the ordinance to ordered these guns for the army and in fact call that's the beginning of called success and in fact, he promised to produce 10,000 guns when he didn't have a factory or any means of doing so so you had all these kinds of issues but cult was a very good hustler. and he eventually got to the point where he did set up his factory and he did promote the idea of the assembly line. so he was able to use the idea of having different groups on the assembly one of this claims. which is now shown to be false was the claimed that his parts were completely interchangeable. so one of the tricks he liked to do is to take say a bunch of handguns that were identical at least their same model and then take them apart and then

. >> stunning admissions while being questioned by the fbi and, texas rangers. >> i was trying to maketh this. can you hear me sir? >> arredondo explains he kept trying to talk to the shooter and for the first time we learned that he heard the gunman alone in a room full of children reloading his weapon and still he took no action that stopped the gunman. >> there are certain -- i heard him reload, i heard the pin, i know what it sounds like. i heard him get started with the clip -- i know he did something with it. i heard that one time, i don't know if there was a second. he never responded at all. >> now considered one of the worst law enforcement failures in recent memory, arredondo knew that criticism would come. >> i'm going to get scrutinized, i'm expecting. that -- four >> days later, arredondo would be labeled incident commander by the texas state police. they say he was the officer in charge and the man to blame for the deadly delay. >> who is the incident commander sir? >> the chief of police -- and insisted commander. it is his school, he's the chief of police. okay. >> arre

. >> reporter: stunning admissions while being questioned by the fbi and texas rangers. >> trying to communication with him. >> can you hear me, sir? >> reporter: arredondo explains he kept trying to talk to the shooter, and for the first time we learned that he heard the gunman alone in a room full of children reloading his weapon, and still he took no action that stopped the gunman. >> i'm certain i heard him reload. i heard something over a pin, we all know what that sounds like -- sorry, with a clip. i'm assuming he reloaded. i know he did that one time. i don't know if there was a second. he never responded at all. >> reporter: now considered one of the worst law enforcement failures in recent memory arredondo knew that criticism would come. >> we're going to get scrutinized. i'm expecting that. >> reporter: days later arredondo would be labeled incident commander by the texas state police. they say he was the officer in charge and the man to blame for the deadly delay. >> who was the incident commander, sir. >> the chief of police. it's his school. he's the chief of police, oka

she at one point the texas rangers came to break up or printing press and she prevented them, she barred the door and she told him -- repelled them. she prevented them from doing that. native american activist such as suzanne laface and sarah, there she is, and orator, inspired influential white women to join the fight for equality to the wes original people's. one of the recruits, helen hunt jackson, a prominent journalist, went on to write a century of dishonor, a blistering history of the government treaty violations that she sent a copy to every member of congress. so she wrote ramona, which breast me of you read, i know it used to be a high school reading lists, a perennial bestseller that prevented the same injustices of government treatment of native peoples in more accessible fictional form, unfortunately she died before she knew that it had really captured the public attention and actually started some of the reforms that she wanted to see happen for the california mission indians. suffrages have also been stereotyped as traditional wives and mothers. what a striking number of t

if he really cared he would go to where the problem is, he would talk to the texas rangers that i metoverwhelmed. he should governor's letter, talking about the responsibility of the president, this president needs to take responsibility. that's what leaders do, they take responsibility and they solve the problem. right now the president is putting fingers in the dye and flood of fentanyl coming across the border killing over 201 20 - 2000 americans every day. jackie: considering ban on gas stoves, they say due to concerns of indoor rare to pollutants and some pushing to get rid of gas appliances to reduce of fossil fuels. we had excerpt of maria's interview with jp morgan ceo and talking about the transition that the administration is trying to make to clean energy and he certainly said the goals are lofty and he supports them, i'm paraphrasing, there's a way to do it, banning gas stoves seems like they are completely going in the wrong direction. >> right, jackie, republicans myself, we want to lead this world cleaner and safer than we found it and we are going in the right directio

. >> stunning admissions while being questioned by the fbi and texas rangers. >> throughout this dealtrying to make communication with him. >> can you hear me, sir? >> reporter: arredondo explains he kept trying to talk to the shooter, and for the first time we learned he heard the gunman alone in a room full of children reloading his weapon. and still he took no action that stopped the gunman. >> i'm certain i heard him reload. i heard the pin. we know what that sounds like -- not with the pin, with a clip. i'm not sure he reloaded. he did something with it. i don't know if there was a second. he never responded at all. >> reporter: now considered one of the worst law enforcement failures in recent memory, arredondo knew that criticism would come. >> we're going to get scrutinized. >> reporter: days later arredondo would be labeled incident commander by the texas state police. they say he was the officer in charge and the man to blame for the deadly delay. >> who was the incident commander, sir? >> the chief of police of the school district it's his school. he's the chief of police.

journalist and rights activists from texas -- she is shown here in her print shop, at one point the texas rangers came to break up -- and she prevented them from doing that. she prevented them from getting in and doing that. native american activists a teacher and author and sarah lucas inspired influential white women to join their fight for equality to the west's original peoples. one of the recruits, helen hunt jackson, a prominent journalist, went on to write a century of dishonor, a blistering history of treaty violations. she sent a copy to every member of congress. then, that didn't work. so she wrote ramona, which form happens many of you have read, it used to be on the high school reading list. a perennial bestseller represented the same injustices of the government's treatment of native peoples in more accessible, fictional form. unfortunately she died before she knew and captured the public's attention and it actually started some of the reforms that she wanted to -- see happen for the california missions indians. suffragists have also been stereotyped as traditional wives and mothers.

that was also the time when the texas rangers were committing violence against my people, mexican-american people, as well as against indigenous peoples. i'm very grateful to be here. thank you for the invitation to to join you today. i believe these moments, as i mentioned earlier, are very important moments to reflect on what has come before and you know what? what we can do in the future. so let me get my present tation up here. okay. so thank you also to happy. i was going to say for that wonderful introduction of the panel and the way you can contextualize what we're doing on this last panel and what has come before. oh, okay. so i feel like i was invited here to offer a perspective of, you know, what we've been talking about and in the context of racial justice, which happy offered in her overview and the introduction. i've also been working for some years now on another american conservation legacy, which is the aldo and estella leopold family legacy. and i'm currently writing a book called in light of los lunas, mexican american womanhood, abolition and abundance and that book is t

los rangers de texas, entregaron un informe. >>> seguidores del expresidente brasileÑo jair bolsonaro se acercaron a esta casa para saludarlo en persona. >>> yo respeto mucho a ese hombre que estÁ dentro de la casa, una personas humilde y simple. >>> bolsonaro regresÓ anoche, luego de ser dado de alta donde fue internado 2 dÍas tras sufrir dolores abdominales. >>> hoy lo vimos tomando el sol. >>> en brasil este miÉrcoles, los grupos mÁs radicales, pro bolsonaro que reclaman un fraude en las elecciones presidenciales, convocaron a nuevas protestos en las principales ciudades. >>> el gobierno reforzÓ la seguridad en todo el paÍs. ordenÓ la detenciÓn de algunos funcionarios de bolsonaro y unas 1200 personas relacionadas a las protestas violentas del domingo pasado. manifestantes se tomaron el congreso y otros edificios gubernamentales. >>> (hablado en portuguÉs). >>> bolsonaro llegÓ a esta casa el 30 de diciembre, 2 dÍas antes de dejar la presidencia. asegurÓ que la visa para mandatarios y diplomÁticos es valida por 30 dÍas. y ante

a great listener and happy man, he listened to gospel music and avid fan of the texas rangers and dallas cowboys. he loved spending time with friends and family and his children and great-grandchildren and great-great-grand clirn. i commemorate him of 104 years on his earth and our independent school district. our priors go out to all of his loved ones. i yield become. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. >> i rise today to condemn violent attacks on pro-life in the wake of the dobs' leak. there have been little accountability for the leaked draft opinion and violent intimidation. that's why this resolution is necessary and makes it crystal clear that violence and intimidation tactics must be condemned. i am proud of the work the the center in my district. the biden administration needs

she at one point the texas rangers came to break up or printing press and she prevented them, she barred the door and she told him -- repelled them. she prevented them from doing that. native american activist such as suzanne laface and sarah, there she is, and orator, inspired influential white women to join the fight for equality to the wes original people's. one of the recruits, helen hunt jackson, a prominent journalist, went on to write a century of dishonor, a blistering history of the government treaty violations that she sent a copy to every member of congress. so she wrote ramona, which breast me of you read, i know it used to be a high school reading lists, a perennial bestseller that prevented the same injustices of government treatment of native peoples in more accessible fictional form, unfortunately she died before she knew that it had really captured the public attention and actually started some of the reforms that she wanted to see happen for the california mission indians. suffrages have also been stereotyped as traditional wives and mothers. what a striking number of t