doctor tiller hung a sign outside that says, hell no, we won't go.1991, thousands of anti-abortion activists descended onto doctor tiller's clinic in wichita in what they dubbed the summer of mercy. weeks of protests and blockades designed to shut down the clinic and end the abortion and abortion access. protesters would block the entrances to the clinic and adjacent streets, screaming threats and prayers at patients. over the course of six weeks, 2600 people were arrested. in 1993, tiller himself was shot five times by an anti-abortion extremist. but doctor tiller was not the only one being terrorized by violent anti-abortion extremists. clinics across the country would be vandalized, blockaded doctors, nurses and volunteers would be stalked, harassed and assassinated. between 1977 and 1988, there were 110 cases of arson or firebombing by anti-abortion extremists, according to researchers at usc's medical school. and in 1993, the same year, doctor tiller walked away from that attempted assassination and ob gyn in pensacola, florida, named doctor dav

you think back to russ tiller said who was his first secretary of state. there were reports donald trump never spoke to him before he asked him to be his secretary of state and rex was from had central casting the c.e.o. of exxonmobil and had international experience dealing in business and was the type of person trump envisioned would be good at secretary of state but not someone who he really thought about would this person be good to promote the america first foreign policy agenda. and that sort of logic played with a lot of the personnel decisions that donald trump made the first time around and would this person make a good central casting pick for this position, not is this person right to promote my agenda in this position. now the adherence and the credibility to the maga agenda is the biggest priority the trump administration is thinking through and making these personnel decisions and that -- you're already seeing smoother confirmation process. the democrats didn't really lay a glove on the nominees who have gone through their confirmation hearin

san francisco but also we have a mandate under the state of california and we have to look at those tillershose responsibility whz we're making decisions. and i do really appreciate the time you spent with us today and i hope that we can resolve this and come to agreement. thank you. >> i'm sorry, public comment is closed. public. public comment is closed with. >> i'm not with the public. >> so thank you kimberly for that presentation and bringing us up-to-date and thank you gary for coming and providing your points. i think the commission has spoken. i think the staff has gone over and beyond on this proposal and even further than maybe they wanted to go because we're trying to give concessions to a long term tenants who has been with us for 25 years or more. and i think the offer that they have given you is more than fair. and you're in the same building as a maritime tenant more than we're charging a non maritime tenants so it has to come to parameeter again. you may want to consider moving to another location that does not require a sprinkler system. it does not require that is a lower

it's different when you are in the infantry or all tiller he -- artillery. a shell weighs almost 100 pounds. the m 240 bravo machine gun weighs almost 50 pounds. the average weight of a full kit , ammo, water, body armor for a soldier is over 100 pounds. nothing you could do could change any of those things. that is physical reality? mr. hegseth: yes. i would say the requirements to handle those things in a ground combat unit could look different as far as a medic or drone pilot. it's not that it has to be the same standard throughout. sen. cotton: let me read a quote from one army officer. it might be difficult for a 120 pound woman to lift or drag, the army cannot officially absolve women of that responsibility on the battlefield. the entire purpose of creating a gender-neutral test was to acknowledge the reality that each job has objective physical standards that all soldiers should be held regardless of gender. intent was not to ensure women and men would have equal likelihood of meeting those standards. i assume based on your testimony that you agree wi

at least you can kind of have your hand on the tiller towards the very end.cerned about these threats, particularly the ones posed by china. totally legitimate question. but this fits into wray's style. what's interesting is he's a guy who tried really hard to be boring, right? to keep his head down. it didn't minimize his interactions with trump, minimize his interactions with biden. and it didn't work. the politics found him. you know, to some extent, the decision that he made, which is the one that damned him in the eyes of trump, patel and the others, was to participate in the mar-a-lago search. he really had no alternative but to do so. and he said that on the 60 minutes interview, given the evidence that was presented to a judge for the search warrant, it was it was compelling evidence that trump had violated the law. and i don't think there's any question in terms of the when one looks at the two indictments of jack smith brought, that the one down in florida was more rooted in concrete, concrete fact. it didn't necessarily rely on any novelty in terms