uncle sam is us. united states of america, uncle sam. there has never been a time that calls for us to remember that we have to come together, that our strength is in the collective than right now. so let's point forward. let's find a better course and let's get after it. tonight that means starting with an election official in a state making the most headlines. matt gnash billio matt is a trump voter, okay? he has been investigating the fraud claims and he wants to come on to tell us what the reality is in his state on the eve of it being the focus of the nation. welcome. best of the new year to you and your family. >> happy new year to you, chris. glad to be here. >> i know people have been talking to you about your position saying, man, i'm so sorry you are in a jam. you are a republican. you should be proud of it. and your party does not have to be coopted by one and his interest. what do you have for this audience to understand in terms of how the election was conducted in the state of georgia and how you feel about the results? >>

the figure of uncle sam strides down the avenue.ess, labor and other organizations represent areas all over the country. there are many in the bugle corps. near the white house, the excitement mounts as the chief executive approaches. the president gets an ovation as he prepares to leave his car and take his place on the stand. ♪ ♪ ♪ for nearly three hours, the president and vice president stand together acknowledging the products of their countrymen. a group of california cowboys salute president truman and sodas their pet dalmatian, much to the presidents amusement. a special gift is shown, a brand-new cowboy hat. the president is cheered from missouri, the town which weighed he was born. state by state, group right group, people of each of the states honor harry s truman in this 40th an operation since george washington field of office as the first president. nearly 160 years ago. ♪ ♪ ♪ the colorful pageant moves on, inauguration day, 1949, expresses the mood of the nation and the country striving for a peaceful world but mindful

the figure of uncle sam strides down the avenue.business, labor and fraternal organizations representing millions of their members from all over the country participate in the inaugural festivities. playing music are more than 40 brown -- fans as well as drum and bugle corps. -- bands as well as a drum and bugle corps. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and the white house, excitement mounts as the chief executive approaches. the president gets a rousing ovation as he prepares to leave his car and take his place on the reviewing staff. for nearly three hours, the president and vice president stand together, acknowledging their countrymen. a group of california cowboys salute president truman as well as their pell dalmatian to the presidents amusement. another group presents the chief executive with a special gift, a brand new cowboy at. the president is chaired but the citizens from the town which he was born. state by state, group by group, people from each of the 48 states of the union honor harry truman and his 40th and moderation since george washington

the figure of uncle sam strides down the avenue.siness, labor and fraternal organizations representing members from all over the country participate in the festivities. many bands and drum and bugle corps. near the white house, the excitement mounts as the chief executive approaches. the president gets a rousing ovation as he prepares to leave his car and take his place on the reviewing stand. for nearly three hours, the president and vice president stand together, acknowledging their countrymen. a group of california cowboys salute president truman and so does their pet dalmatian, much to the president's amusement. another group presents the chief executive with a special gift. a brand new cowboy hat. the president is cheered by the citizens of missouri, the town in which he was born. people of each of the 48 states of the union honor harry s. truman. george washington took the oath as the first president nearly 160 years ago. the colorful pangent moves on. inauguration day of 1949 expresses the mood of the nation, a country strivi

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and right behind the float from the the empire state was uncle sam, a republican club from gary countyator: the 15 states without floats nevertheless made their presence seen and heard. there's a banner from the keystone state while the mobile tv units moved alongside. the gop mascot, entry from ohio, was a king-size symbol of victory. and the lincoln republican club of beaver county, pennsylvania marched informal attire, a little conspicuous in their top hats, but receiving good-natured cheers as they spun their red, white, and blue umbrellas in salute to ike. as was appropriate for a professional soldier turned statesman, the military vied with the civilian unit. there were two regiments of west pointers led by the 190 piece band. the corps of cadets has been parading for inaugurals since general grant's first in 1879. on march 4, 40 years ago, woodrow wilson saw the cadets swing by. one of them, a corporal named eisenhower, who was seeing that the lines and steps were as precise as those now passing in front of him. yet the display of armed might suggested no new order of military r

remember hi owners could be hit with 22 to 24% in taxes by uncle sam. is there gonna be thousands of dollars that. many workers are going to be on the hook for in a time where they've had reduced income for a year. nora hiller, an unemployed pet nanny, had a thriving business killed off by covid, but she opted in to pay the taxes on her benefits. i just don't want one more stress added to me country helped a friend get benefits, so i begged him to take the taxes out of his out of his money. and he refused to come tax time. he will thousands to uncle sam, which can on lee be held off until october. 15th if he files for an extension, i don't know where the money is going to come from. for people to pay taxes, general. yep chose not to opt him for tax collection. i just want every penny because i never know. how long it's going to take me to find a job. every penny counts to her mostly bills and rent. just basic living necessities run man told us by phone that he chose not to pay the taxes. that little bit of money is so vital to keeping the engine going.

. >> reporter: uncle sam might owe you hundreds or thousands of dollars especially if you had a babychmura. we'll show you how to get your money next. >>> i'm talking with a bunch of you on facebook. i posted this the other day. i'm back inside the studio after months of working from home. when you wear a mask it gets all tangled up with all the anchor man wiring and ear pieces as well. you can follow me @scottmcgrew on twitter. more news ahead. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> welcome back, everyone. 6:23. if your stimulus check was smaller or you didn't get one at all, uncle sam might give you a bigger tax refund this year. >> we asked consumer investigator chris chmura to show us how to do this.

they'll be in kind of the 10 to 12 range rover high earners could be hit with 22 to 24% in taxes by uncle samthat many workers? they're gonna be on the hook for in a time where they've. used income for a year. nora hiller, an unemployed pet nanny had a thriving business killed off by covid, but she opted in to pay the taxes on her benefits. i just don't want one more stress added to me country helped a friend get benefits, so i begged him to take the taxes out of his out of his money. and he refused to come tax time. he will thousands to uncle sam, which can on lee be held off until october. 15th if he files for an extension, i don't know where the money is going to come from. for people to pay taxes, general. yep chose not to opt him for tax collection. i just want every penny because i never know. how long it's going to take me to find a job. every penny counts to her mostly bills and rent. just basic living necessities run man told us by phone that he chose not to pay the taxes. that little bit of money is so vital to keeping the engine going. so this week that 4 50. is literally groceries

owners could be hit with 22 to 24% in taxes by uncle sam.e gonna be thousands of dollars that. many workers are going to be on the hook for in a time where they've had reduced income for a year. nora hiller, an unemployed pet nanny, had a thriving business killed off by covid, but she opted in to pay the taxes on her benefits. i just don't want one more stress added to me country helped a friend get benefits, so i begged him to take the taxes out of his out of his money. and he refused to come tax time. he will thousands to uncle sam, which can on lee be held off until october. 15th if he files for an extension, i don't know where the money is going to come from. for people to pay taxes, general yep. chose not to opt him for tax collection. i just want every petty because i never know how long it's gonna take me to find a job. every penny counts to her mostly bills and rent. just basic living necessities run man told us by phone that he chose not to pay the taxes. that little bit of money is so vital to keeping the engine going. so this week

as an enemy combatant it didn't take long for a son to experience firsthand what it means to be uncle sam's public enemy the us went after the whistleblower launching a probe into his actions at the same time a seemingly unrelated sexual assault investigation was opened. in sweden a son himself though claimed it was all part of americas to extradite him by all means possible the pressure mounted so when 2012 a son requested asylum from ecuador and holed up in the country's embassy in london this kicked off what would become a long 7 years of confinement with even the u.n. calling for an end to this suffering various forms of deprivation of liberty to which julian assange has been subjected constitute a form of arbitrary detention the working group maintains that the arbitrary detention of mr assigned should be brought to an end instead the old things short from bad to even worse for a sign of ecuador's new president who was looking for warmer relations with the u.s. seem to take personal offense when we can leaks wrote about corruption allegations against him sanj was shown the door artie's

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as an enemy combatant it didn't take long for a son to experience firsthand what it means to be uncle sam's public enemy the us went after the whistleblower launching a probe into his actions at the same time a seemingly unrelated sexual assault investigation was opened. in sweden a son himself though claimed it was all part of america's poor to extradite him by all means possible the pressure mounted so when 2012 a son requested asylum from ecuador and holed up in the country's embassy in london this kicked off what would become a long 7 years of confinement with even the u.n. calling for an end to this suffering various forms of deprivation of liberty to which julian assange has been subjected constitute a form of arbitrary detention the working group maintains that the arbitrary detention of mr assigned should be brought to an end instead the old things short from bad to even worse for a son ecuador's new president who was looking for warmer relations with the u.s. seemed to take personal offense when we can leaks wrote about corruption allegations against him sanj was shown the door art

access and then publishing all these classified documents which revealed so many skeletons and uncle sam's closet that many would see as war crimes now to go through the timeline of we can leaks revelations and publications we've prepared this short summary for you. oh my god what are you going to do. does the n.s.a. collect any data millions of. wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence sort of. like a hot cold turkey. u.s. presidents come and go but not much seems to change under president barack obama 10 years ago it became abundantly clear what washington's stance on julien's is but we know that donald trump has a reputation of making u. turns on pretty much any barack obama policy in some cases it seemed as if mr trump was only making this or that decision just you know to kind of do something which is opposite to what barack obama was doing but in the case of julian of songe there were hopes that he could pardon him none of that happened the rhetoric didn't change much either but we know that mr trump has lately been something that people have already called a pardoning spree joyo

our response team has simple steps you can take to make your obligation to uncle sam free. >> rain chancesontinue throughout the workweek. join us tomorrow 4:30 to 7:00. >>> amidst all the chaos on capitol hill, we have updated covid numbers. take a look. in california, standard icu availability continues to fall, but in the bay area, our numbers are actually trending up, and that's good news. 7.4% of our standard icu beds are still open. that's up from 5.9% yesterday. >>> well, that christmastime kbrout bre outbreak at the skieser in san jose. a patient says she tested positive after visiting that department on december 28th. she tested negative for covid before being admitted to the hospital for surgery. five days later, though, she was called to get a second test and it came back positive. >> i was just floored to find out that not only did i have to fight recovery, i had covid as well. >> kaiser says it has contacted all 7 patients treated in the er on christmas day, but cannot disclose how many tested positive for covid because of privacy laws. at least 60 er staff member there's at t

journalist and all the respect that they had for him as for his decision to go against the might of uncle sam so to say when revealing these potential war crimes by the u.s. army and once again we are hearing this message from his supporters as a result of this latest decision. and we really believe that mr thomas was targeted for his contributions to journalism the publication of the documents important times of public interest reporting that expose work crimes and other illegal behaviors by the u.s. government and the public had a right to these stories also if they're successful if he was extradited if he was pressed to get it in the u.s. the implications for journalism and press freedom would be long lasting and severe not just in the u.s. but internationally so this case bowie's was about journalism always was about press freedom. so if we look at what the u.s. government was seeking for all these 10 years is extradition under the espionage act which has already proved nightmare for quite a few journalists and this is something that really led to a situation when u.s. politicians the mos

he placed himself on a very garish uncle sam outfit. again, appealing to your duty as an american citizen to join the u.s. army. more than just having a poster saying join the u.s. army, it is uncle sam wants you and he is pointing right at you. you better sign up because the country is counting upon it. again, this is all part of the propaganda to affect how american see the war and their willingness to support the war effort. controversially, right as the nation is discussing going to war in 1917, the militant wing of the suffragists led by alice paul start protesting in front of the white house. and you can tell here from the language used on these posters, they are using president wilson's words against him. so, it is very clever. they met with him in january 1917 and asked for his support for suffrage. and like many presidents do when they want to punt on an issue, he says, this is a states rights issue. so that is whenever a president says that word, it means he does not want to get involved. or she. so this was rather controversi