of indiana radhika. however, we saw one, a professor of india culture, i'm jane to studies at the university of indiana. and emb i put in my a, a full, my super motto from india. ladies, it's so good to have you. well, i didn't mention at the very beginning of the show. it was it. this is the 2nd time in jet will house miss welled back in 1996. didn't go to well, right. if you could sum up the 1996. how state of misquote in india, what would you say happened as i would say it was a period of intense controversy. i'm sure my plan and let's remember this. it was held in bangalore the, the donna so that was the place where the pageant was held. it had state supports, but the rash, huge protests, and the streets were filled with protesters and strikes. and if i remember correctly, the swimsuit section had to be postponed up. sorry, had to be in reno somewhere. el reno carry that router, can relocate at the sides of india. exactly, say shields island. and they were protest on the left from the right. and so i, i remember it being a huge period of turmoil while at the same time they would also people who suppo

like to add to the testimony a statement for the record prepared by professor charles g j, of the indiana university school of law, and a statement of the project on government oversight. professor sample, let me turn to you. federal law currently contains a provision. 28 united states code, section 4:55. it governs when judges should recuse themselves from a case in which there is a conflict of interest. can you explain, generally, what that law requires? >> yes, mister chairman, section 4:55 is the language that i quoted a moment ago that says that judge shall recuse, and it uses the language shall, which is mandatory language, in contrast to some of the remarks that the committee has received from the chief justice and others that make the standard sound as though it's merely aspirational, and subject to voluntary compliance. it says, whenever the judge or justices impartiality might reasonably be questioned, the judge is required to recuse him or herself. the practice in many lower courts, and many state, courts is to have those decisions reviewed. but at the federal court of appeals, level ther

pleasure today to honor him for his distinguished career at the university of arkansas and everywhere he has studied and taught. he started in indiana and continued his academic career at montana state university and the university of nebraska. he spent time teaching in bangkok, south dakota, and even made his way down to louisiana where he spent time at l.s.u. thankfully he made it to arkansas wherefore 23 years he has left his most significant mark on academia. dr. virma has done a an incredible job leading the department and served in various other organizations such as a.s.a.b.e. once again i want to condition grat late him for his distinguished career -- congratulate him for his dished career and wish him and his wife for their future endeavors as they spend more time with their grandchildren. mr. speaker, as a top ranking state in production. arkansas is in need of food veterinarians n2022, 25 counties within my district applied for designated shortage areas status of the of the 25 that apply, only 13 were awarded the status. food annal veterinarians who practice in these areas are eligible to apply for the veterinary medicine

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of the universe as possible with nuclear. nice to do is to look at the very last part of the and he tested the mission as being optimized indiana to look at about a 35 percent of the old little sky verse was created during the so called big bang. all the structures that astronomers see today or formed from evenly distributed gas influenced by dark matter and dark energy. euclid will operate roughly one and a half 1000000 kilometers from earth on our planet, dark side. this vantage point will grant it's telescope, a largely unobstructed look into deep space. euclid will collect data from billions of galaxies in various stages of evolution. and in the process, it will get a picture from 10000000000 years ago. that's how long light from the most distant clusters of stars takes to reach the telescope. the gather data will reveal how exactly dark matter is distributed in space and how the proportion of dark energy has changed over time. usually that is a mission which we produce at the a huge amount of information which was not the only cause monitors you by the way, but with, with the galactic style. the so was of, i was sort of ei

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. >> if there were a small amount of marijuana or cocaine found somewhere indiana university capitol mplex we would not want to drug test everybody who works here. so, i'm satisfied that the secret service and the white house are on top of it. >> still some lawmakers believe more can be done to ensure other substances don't get past security. >> somebody needs to look at the procedures protecting the white house from top to bottom. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy says he does not buy investigators' explanation that there was a lack of evidence in this case and republicans are leaving the door open for a possibility of exploring this issue even further in the weeks and months ahead. gillian? >> gillian: all right. thank you, mark. ♪ >> gillian: well, president biden says russian leader vladimir putin has already lost the war in ukraine. the president said this during a news conference today in helsinki, finland. he doesn't think, either, that putin will resort to using nuclear weapons on the battlefield. good news. whitejacqui heinrich. >> finland neighbor sweden on its way. timeline i

of dollars. no disclosure by alito. no recusal. charles gaye, an indiana university law professor and leading expert on recusals had this to say. if you were good friends, what were you doing ruling on his case? and if you weren't good friends, what were you doing accepting this? but wait, there's more. the tab for alito's stay at the salmon lodge in alaska was covered by a different billionaire. if you're keeping score, we're now up to three billionaires. this one is named robin arkley and he funded the launch of leonard leo's advocacy group, the judicial crisis network. also heavily engaged in right-wing political influence focused on the court. leo, the operative behind the current right-wing supreme court's supermajority not only organized alito's trip, he galavanted off to alaska with the justice and the billionaires. by my count after yet another story about justice thomas, we are now up to six right-wing billionaires attending to the care and feeding of two justices, thomas and alito. and there are all sorts of links among them and with the ubiquitous leonard

done by colleges and universities, the elite schools, it's less -- let's whine the number who will not admit more students -- part of being in the school is this. host: shirley in indiana, good morning. caller: good morning. i'm calling because of the federal law that protects yellow students. beginning in the first grade, white kids and black kids are discriminate against -- this law states that if english is a second language, they are not to be discriminated against, which they're not. but that same law discriminate against black and white students whose begin bush. if a child that is an esl student fails, they are not allowed to fail them for the first eight years that they are in america. but black kids and white kids -- which means that those kids get to go on for the first eight years of their life and get a special consideration, where the other kids are held back and not given that consideration. the person on this line that is talking right now, the speaker, is she aware of that law that black kids and white kids in grades one through eight are held back if they don't achieve the goal and other kids are moving on duck up -- moving on? host: thanks for the per

senator bob kerrey, former president of the new school and former indiana governor mitch daniels, purdue universityshould call you senator and governor senator kerry, i don't know where to start with you on this. i don't think you guys are going to argue do you think that this was the correct call do you think the president had the ability to do what he was trying to do, senator kerry? >> well, i think so actually there's a lot of problems with the student loan program itself. it's probably the single exception to purdue university where mitch did not have price increases. it puts a lot of pressure on price and universities are not held at all recourse for when people default but i think the court made a big mistake given the state standing it was based upon a not-for-profit in missouri that's processing loans and i think it may interfere with a legitimate dispute between the legislative and executive branch it's a classic example of the court taking an activist position i think they shouldn't have taken >> when former speaker pelosi says this is obvious that the president can't do that and it can

done by colleges and universities, the elite schools, it's less -- let's whine the number who will not admit more students -- part of being in the school is this. host: shirley in indiananing. caller: good morning. i'm calling because of the federal law that protects yellow students. beginning in the first grade, white kids and black kids are discriminate against -- this law states that if english is a second language, they are not to be discriminated against, which they're not. but that same law discriminate against black and white students whose begin bush. if a child that is an esl student fails, they are not allowed to fail them for the first eight years that they are in america. but black kids and white kids -- which means that those kids get to go on for the first eight years of their life and get a special consideration, where the other kids are held back and not given that consideration. the person on this line that is talking right now, the speaker, is she aware of that law that black kids and white kids in grades one through eight are held back if they don't achieve the goal and other kids are moving on duck up -- moving on? host: thanks for the perspective.