she has julie and tricia at home. so i often when i was writing this book, wanted to say, pat, please go take a nap. i'm worried about you. i mean she would just push herself, push herself? but the eisenhower says time goes on over eight years together as vice president and president, second lady and first lady, they develop a very, very close relationship. and then mamie which loved to do but she became the match maker, in case you don't know, between her grandson, david eisenhower, who camp david is named for, and julie nixon, who's now julie nixon. eisenhower and the author of the fabulous book her mother's well. so the eisenhower's in the nixons become very intertwined. so it's a fascinating you could write a book just about these relations ships could you speak to mrs. nixon's adjustment period with the president when they left the white house and she continue her work with women's rights afterwards or what were goals at that point? yes, excellent question. so when the nixon's are back in california and they are

tricia, i just want to say i am so, so sorry this is happening to you. tell me how you are doing, how is your family, what is the last two days been like for you? >> it is an incomprehensible amount of endless bad news. every friend that i have in the palisades has lost their home. every student i have that is a resident of the palisades, except for a very small handful that live right near me in the highlands that i've heard of have lost their homes. every place i have ever made a memory with my family is gone. i have lived in the palisades for 20 years. and even though i am originally from new york i do feel like i grew up here. and in 12 hours, i am watching right now, i haven't seen these pictures. it is hard to breathe at times. every time i open up my phone, someone else is saying that they also lost their home. and the pictures that people are posting, it is just unbelievable. >> how do you know your house is okay? have you been able to go back? >> so, yes, we were able to go back. one of my dear families actually messaged me that her husband had

we received the evacuation order and tricia and her son went down first and were turned around by the smoke and flames on both sides of the canyon. and the cars blocking the road. they came back home. we heard that the order to evacuate was rescinded so we weren't quite sure what to do. then the winds kept picking up an the smoke was all around us. we decided to make a break for it. luckily the police took down groups of cars with an escort after the other cars had been bulldozed so we were able to drive through the congestion point, which looked like a war zone. there must have been at least 50 to 75 cars pushed to the side that we've seen images of. burning debris on the ground and, you know, fire hoses and blockages everywhere. all our landmarks, schools, grocery store, our churches everything on the way down to pch was on fire around us and it was hard to see that and then drive away. >> dana: tricia, can you tell us about your experience with your son. how old is he? >> he is 18. i mean, we were scared to stay and we were scared to leave. it was amazing, our neighbors, we sort of

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john eisenhower, followed by the nixons two children, tricia. julie. even a solemn ceremony as a presidential inauguration could not the humor of julie nixon's black i want our little girls made out. sam rayburn, martin and mark price. chief justice warren and mrs. warren. white. president hoover. senator and mrs. styles bridges. along with members of the joint inaugural committee. their wives were host to the presidential party. as the president and mamie waved to the cheering multitudes. they start the drive from the capitol to the reviewing stand in front of the white house house. on pennsylvania avenue. the inaugural parade is led by a platoon of washington metropolitan motorcycle police. the president in, an open car, waved to them all the thousands who lined the parade route, cheering loudly from windows and buildings and on the street. as a parade approaches treasury building. they turned up 15 straight. the president and mamie are followed by the vice president and, pat nixon. the massed colors of the 48 states, the district of columbia and ter

tricia. and they're remarkably scary when you see the fire almost surrounding, surrounding you as you're trying to get out. do you do you know what's happened to your home? >> you know, we went to bed around 1 a.m. yesterday. i think, um, shockingly, although the fire started in the highlands, i think our community is mostly okay. um, it went down and headed into town, which has never, ever happened before. um, so i think my home is okay, but i have a business in the village that i do not think made it. um, there are a lot of businesses owned by residences that are gone. >> can you tell me what you experienced as you you know, you talked about trying to leave, and i am familiar with the highlands and how tight it is just trying to get out of any hills. but this is particularly precarious. can you describe what was going on around you, what you were hearing and experiencing with the wind? and as the fire is just raging um, you know, when we first entered the canyon, it looked clear. >> and it'

john eisenhower, followed by the nixons two children, tricia. julie. even a solemn ceremony as a presidential inauguration could not the humor of julie nixon's black i want our little girls made out. sam rayburn, martin and mark price. chief justice warren and mrs. warren. white. president hoover. senator and mrs. styles bridges. along with members of the joint inaugural committee. their wives were host to the presidential party. as the president and mamie waved to the cheering multitudes. they start the drive from the capitol to the reviewing stand in front of the white house house. on pennsylvania avenue. the inaugural parade is led by a platoon of washington metropolitan motorcycle police. the president in, an open car, waved to them all the thousands who lined the parade route, cheering loudly from windows and buildings and on the street. as a parade approaches treasury building. they turned up 15 straight. the president and mamie are followed by the vice president and, pat nixon. the massed colors of the 48 states, the district of columbia and ter

our little girl, tricia, named it checkers. the kids love the dog and i just want to say this right now that regardless of what they say about it, they are going to keep it. peter: the infamous checkers speech. how did that happen? heath: i think it is one of the most striking speeches in american history. it is so effective. nexus and his associates called it the funds your speech. most americans remember it. the way this comes about is nixon is accused of having a secret slush fund to fund the campaign and also fund pat's fabulous decorating, which she really resented, none of it was true, it was a rumor and by the way, others like ally stevenson also had a fund that supported candidates so they could do the campaigning, it was pretty bare-bones, but eisenhower is concerned about this. corruption is one of the big themes that he is going to quash so he kind of lets nixon dangle, he does not come to the rescue. and nixon's campaign manager says we should go on television and lay it all out. pat is horrified. as i say in the bo

our little girl tricia, the 6-year-old named it checkers.ids love the dog and i just want to say this right now that regardless of what they say about him, we are going to keep him.t but the infamous it checkers speech how did that happen? >> guest: oh gosh, i love the checkers speech. i think it is one of the most striking speeches of american history. so effective nixon and his associates like to call the crisis speech they thought checkers downgraded a comment made it superficial. most americans remember it as such. the weight this comes about is nixon is accused of having a secret slush fund to fund the campaignun also fund pets favore decorating. had a found eisenhower's concerned let's nixon tangle does not come to the rescue you go on television and explain pat is horrified. as a say in the book this is like she's lady godiva being paraded financially naked to the streetsut but then later shall have a republican cloth coat to cover her. she does not know that's going happen at the time. it is so embarrassing forer someoneng who went t

and thank you so much for, for bringing up a non tricia as well because a, we often don't talk about, but also the horrific depths that may cause. we're going to talk more about asbestos in particular later in the show, but more than gone you, you've published work on harmful health impacts of work creation pollution across the middle east. and we'll talk more about your work in iraq and just a moment. how would you say? well, alex is describing how describe just now relates and will relate to what's been happening in gauze. what are some of your other observations in terms of the conflict, the war? the assault is unfolding right now in front of our eyes. we know that in the past year and 2 months, a 100000 tons of bonds have been dropped on the gaza. garza is a quarter of the size of london, a $100000.00 tons of bombs on a small area like that. and by the way, a $100000.00 tons of bonds is equivalent to several atomic bomb the united states dropped on hiroshima. so when we speak to this massive, incredibly unprecedented bomb being in an area of the size of gaza, we're talking about i

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i don't support depending of any media is the tricia insight that i'm one of the people who have been watching the last shift television. you know, really just and we're going to a 3 showed that it's on band because nobody should be back. yes, our communications team in the government is looking into that because we comes from the history where we were denied that to us. you know, when we grew up, you know, i was living in alexander and i would know what's happening and so way too. so let's, let's allow everybody to tell us the student uganda is rushing to stockpile bold in its own faults with the countries foreign ministers saying potential threats from washington prompt to edit. the move of the government is also confident that keeping the precious metal on its home territory will help strengthen the national economy. several other african nations have also expressed interest and pulling their gold reserves out of the u. s. lawyer and human rights activists. natasha. oh derek and frederick says the countries are looking to solidify their economic sovereignty. you run the federal fun

meals and millions across indonesia and government roles of unambitious program to come back on the tricia. small and that stay with the of the color. let's start with that potable tax across north america. and that is that so? so can i sniff, wins high up in the atmosphere around 50 kilometers high in the atmosphere. tends to go light influence the jet stream when that just comes off when the potable takes weak and suggesting can wait and, and then we get this cold plunge of f as when it's time to come in from over north will basically release the direction then as you can see the ice of balls i lined up from north to south. so a lot of cobra i replaced all the way down to the southeastern 6 celsius. cool enough for frost in dallas, and it gets colder as we go through the next couple of days. so i plenty of cold as staying in place. west of the store may well have cleared away, but as you can see, as we go on through the coming dies more, very cold weather will continue. so i see conditions very much remaining in the full cost. a few snow flowers into that is the side of kind of the centr

president of the former administration appointed by the president of the republican decided lines of this tricia with siege. we have to remind you of this progress of north cable still on the set of cities was declared. the almost 3 is boston by the president of the republic in order to allow the army to $10.00 to $4.00 total distribution and also to stop, to move what they've been doing by the, beside all these syllables fortunate to move and they gave them more ground. this is why many people are just probably some know expressing vehicle funds on the ongoing situation for now. situation and no more than by the core. dave, who they got with the company is governors. how many front, minnesota front, you decide your phone code on the front communication front at the menu for all those products of age. so the only thing that i can say was that i tend to, the company is governance personally, who the presented security. i think he must reside while you're brask. uh, i think to be honest, don't be difficult with the way you run the country. specifically, at this moment when that country is facing a

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and thank you so much for, for bringing up a non tricia as well because a, we often don't talk about the and also the horrific depths that may cause we're going to talk more about asbestos in particular later in the show. but more than gone you, you've published work on harmful health impacts of work creation pollution across the middle east, and we'll talk more about your work and the rock in just a moment. how would you say? well, alex is describing how's the scribe just now relates and will relate to what's been happening in gauze. what are some of your other observations in terms of the conflict, the war, the assault that is on the folding right now in front of our eyes? and um, we know that in the past year and 2 months, a 100000 tons of bonds have been dropped on the gaza garza a quarter of the size of london, a 100000 tons of bombs on a small area like that. and by the way, a $100000.00 tons of bonds is equivalent to several atomic bomb to the united states dropped on hiroshima. so when we speak to this massive, incredibly unprecedented bomb being in an area of the size of gaz

stunning and sounds so beautiful and we'll hear the song "imagine" sung as a duet by garth brooks and tricia yearwood, quite a pair. >> dana: the carter family, that's who that is paying tribute there and saying hello to president biden and first lady jill biden, here we have jimmy carter, the late president, his casket, about to be entered into the national cathedral procession. listen in here for a second. [band playing] ♪ ♪ >> bill: this is quite the moment. we remarked last hour the last time we were there together was the funeral for george h.w. bush. the memory i have from that day. not only was it cold like it is today but how his son, 43, was leading the way for the family and his father into church that day. >> dana: i remember his speech very well and remember how stoic he was until the very end. we have noticed that barack obama and president-elect trump having a chance to catch up there as they sit next to each other. >> there are 11 pal bearers, all of them are jimmy carter's grandchildren. some considered honorary, some will have a hand on the casket as it goes into the nationa

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. >> gulf of america tricia i -- you love it. >> i really do taking nothing off the table this i said before art of the deal, but. maria: i like this looking at everything, not allowing anything to get past him, and if he feels that you are not being fair to america, he is coming for you -- >> have that is right, denmark a nato country what is leverage there with greenland we have a u.s. military base what else could u.s. be getting agreement strategicic territory i mentioned rare earth minerals dominates greenland rich with oil and gas, geographyly deter russia an think a a smart move a win-win situation even if we don't buy greenland. maria: can he change name of muscle of mexico. adam: i don't know what all this is -- is about, donald trump saying time for america to assert sphere of influence the same way china asserting itself in asia russia, quite frankly, doing that with ukraine america now we have a sphere these, panama matter to us in our sphere. maria: because president trump sees america as exceptional, the former administration did not, the obama administration did not see

former trump administration official republican strategist tricia mclaughlin.rnings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: kick it off with a hot topic of hour pretrip officials offering expanded state and local tax deductions at mar-a-lago meetings this weekend and exchange the salt republicans fall in line behind trump's agenda included the tax bill likely coming later this year. this is all the expectation that lawmakers have been telling me that has been the salt lawmakers that are holding congress hostage to getting a deal done on spending. political rights this one proposal being discussed would allowed married couples to deduct $20000 of the state and local taxes from their federal income taxes under current law married couples can deduct only $10000 which is the same for single taxpayers. republican lawmakers have been holding out for a potential move like this in with a razor thin house majority they have more influence. south carolina senator lindsey graham told me he is against the salt deduction being added. watch this. >> as we negotiate tax cuts

the death threats came by text to tricia, rothenberg, or wife of george's secretary of state. as trauma attacked him incessantly for standing by the election results in georgia. he said the enemy of the people. intimidation is a form of border suppression and goes hand in hand with, with the elections and version both in our history. and today they're trying to rig and election. we can lift that out, but i hope you're all going to be po watches morning of the entire pool watching program for the trump campaign was called army. for trump. we need every able bodied man woman to join the army for trumps election security operation. the underlying narrative, the messages that will push were one that we need to go protect and stop from coming into our elections. it was a very militarist they campaign to increase its operational effectiveness trumps army enlisted groups like true the vote which had many veterans within its ranks as a veteran. were sworn to support and defend the constitution. my brothers and i were willing to share our blood on the battlefield to protect the police

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