our favorite, thomas marshall. i really like him a lot. he had the joke about the two brothers. he said i was in the wilson administration. i was the wilson administration's spare tire to be used only in case of emergency. in fact, when he left office, he told somebody, i don't want to work. i don't propose to work. i wouldn't mind being vice president again. john nance garner, cactus jack, as he was called, who was fdr first vice president, probably has the most famous line about the job, i'm sure you've heard of the vice president. he said it's not worth a bucket of warm -- or something. he also said taking the job was the worst -- fool mistake i ever made. truman said, look at all the vice presidents in history where are they? they're about as useful as a kaos 50. think about that one for a while. nelson rockefeller, who of course, served under our friend jerry ford, had a unique job description. he described his job this way. i go to funerals, i go to earthquakes. george h.w. bush. bush was even pythia. he says, you die. i fly. and walter mondale called it. he said, the vice

the british are quoting marshall bob thomas who is in captivity. only chance is to defeat your landing. are you even considering this? another, he has to overcome suggestions by his air marshals that they can win the war on their own. that the landing is completely unnecessary. point blank isweek in february f the --, which was by april 1944, 26,000 acres comprising the city centers of 43 major german cities had been completely destroyed. we are operating at will over germany. the marshals are saying, vandenberg, who was in the allied air force, why undertake a highly dubious operation? in a hurry when there is a sure way to do it? it is much better to win the war than to undertake such an operation for a war that has truly great risk. so the air marshals are a problem. eisenhower has to centralize control of the air in his command and set them to the task. not defeating germany eventually, but supporting our forces ashore now. that is something susie has alluded to the many conferences, the disagreements, the command disputes, which are legendary.

. >>> thomas replaces thurgood marshall which is the biggest insult to thurgood marshall. against trying to stop the vote gerrymandering in south carolina. when he votes as the department of education of going too far. what it does is it doesn't allow us to say that these are racial rulings, right. because he's a black man. so when you combine that with understanding what looks to be corrupt activity. looks to be like american how are we supposed to have faith in this court. that judges are ruling on what these millionaires want them to vote on. >> i also just think you know, they, they are kind of like the real housewives of atlanta in the sense that they think they can roll anybody. i'm struck by, the fact that sam alito excuses away his insurrectionist flags by pointing at his wife. this is a judge from a court of law. they know how to make a sound argument in their own defense and they're not even trying. in the way that thomas is failing to argue the millions of dollars in gifts that he forgot to document. >> we have signaled time and time again this seems kind of bad

marshal thomas weeks and three members of the marshals' fugitive task force lost their lives. it is a stark reminder of the risks and threats or federal law and for and their partners face every day and the ultimate sacrifice too many have had to make in the name of keeping our nation safe. i would also like to convey my deepest sympathies to their families, friends and colleagues . administrator milgram, last year, we focused on how the types of drugs on our streets have dramatically shifted from plant-based narcotics such as cocaine and heroin, to those made in laboratories that require no growing season. the accessibility and affordability of these synthetic drugs leads dea and its federal, state and local partners in a continuous defensive posture to keep dangerous narcotics out of our communities and to combat the drug trafficking networks who are trying to put them there. it is estimated by the cdc that in the last year we have lost 112,000 souls to fentanyl overdoses and poisonings. dea is in many ways the last line of defense we have to save american lives against this

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a thomas massy says that west and 8 is knows only about marshalling results from ukraine, but being able to cause the maximum damage to russian rugs, as well as ukrainian shown to the human cost. i've heard the argument that i think it's immoral, but i've heard the argument that, oh, this is a great deal. we just spend money and we're grinding up rushes capacity to wage war, particularly lots of russians are dying and so we're told that's, that's a good thing. you know, for, since the cold war began, we've been taught that it would be good for russia to be diminished. but there, they've goes so far as to say, russians dying, you know, to the tune of 300000 casualties. they say is just such a great thing that we need to keep this, this thing going. and my answer to that is, why don't you tell us the ukrainian casualties? they, you know, i have been in classified settings with c, i a, a, the secretary state secretary of defense, not, not their assistance, but those people in the room. and they're bragging about how many russians have died and been injured. and i asked them how many ukraini

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>> i think clarence thomas has been and will continue to be the perfect vessel. he replaces thurgood marshall could imagine. when you look at what he offers, he is a black man, so when he votes against trying to stop the racial gerrymandering in south carolina. when he votes to overturn affirmative action and evokes the greatest supreme court ruling in the history of the united states, brown v. board of education of going too far, it doesn't allow us to say that these are racial rulings. because he is a black man. when you combine that with what look to be corrupt activity. american oligarchy bought court decision. doesn't seem to care about originalism when it comes to the 14th amendment but uses it when convenient. that, again, we should be appalled. but, i have come to think of clarence thomas and others on the court as kind of the atlanta housewives. who's going to check me, boo? we can do it. it doesn't matter that the fourth estate is exposing this and shining the light on what we are seeing. that there is a belief it doesn't matter. you can find out these things about us and there will

thomas, justice alito. they were generally looking. they received a bunch of redacted documents from the marshall service with different trips that the justicesng it together and turned out lo and behold that most of these trips on private jets were for only a handful of the justices. and that's what they reported. and it's hard to say that that's not fair game. and if you don't report this stuff, if you don't disclose it, you're kind of asking for it. >> and the thing is that i feel like everything about this court is unprecedented. we never had a leak of the supreme court ruling. it appears that maybe, you know, there's some theory that he might have leaked it or someone around him to make sure no one got off side. we've never had a story about people saying that they were able to be -- get an advance warning of a ruling as some activists said they knew they were going to get the ruling on hobby hobby. that seems to evolved around him as well. then there's this and what happened with clarence thomas. he is the middle of a lot of these scandals or tangentially related to them. so i don't know why he's surprised that he's getting more scrutin

is courtney marshall from winehouse national security council spokesman john kirby has told reporters that the usb to inform israel about the plan before binding the speech, at least to thomas to mean something came to an 8 how those injured during. and he's really raised me an opportunity occupied westbank, undercover res, ready forced on the wedding hole where celebrations were taking place when confrontations broke out. now doctors at nasa hospital in guys i say is, or as war is leading to an increasing alarming increase in miscarriages. they say up to 10 patients are losing their unborn children each day compared to one or 2 before the war and estimated 60000 women in guys i'm pregnant and the horrors of war. my nutrition and a lack of health care, a worst thing, their situation got handled based so they on has more of the hungry displays, stressed. i'm pregnant doctor say these conditions are fueling the surgeon miscarriages across concept. surviving the war has been difficult enough, but for many pregnant women giving birth poses yet another challenge. did you find the special care about how quickly i came for a follow up visit, but they told me the baby had no heart