how long had utah been a state by the time he ran for the senate, utah had only been a state for, i believe, less than ten years is in 1896 that utah became a state. so but they had been trying to become a state for half century. and so you could imagine when they first get into utah in 18, late 1840s, people are saying you can't become a state, we can't trust you because you're mormons. we kicked you out right. and so it took like half century for them to actually become a state which came with certain promises and one of those big promises is that you're not doing polygamy right. and so that was a big promise at church made. you're not involved into. the politics, right? you're not controlling politics. these are promises that the church made. but to oh, they to the nation, basically to a state to be accepted. so the that would pass the senate, all of that. so once reed smoot elected, it became a kind of moment to say, okay, what about your and people didn't them that they had been keeping their promises about ending polygamy for example staying out of politics but. what we see with the h

i wasn't interested in the utah war. i wasn't interested in the anti polygamy hearings, which are not hearings, the anti polygamy. um, what i was interested in is what happens when you take all of these conflicts and put them together over a 50 year span. what is the overarching theme that's i wanted to find out. and so what i found out was you're not same america in 1858, in 1907. and so i thought the more you kind of go out in a helicopter and go out and see a bigger perspective that's you start seeing things. well, you talked about americans view the reed smoot hearings at the time. what about a viewing high profile hearings today? what as somebody who studied that back the early 20th century, what's sense of how much americans pay attention to these select committee hearings? we just the most recent one, the select committee on the january six select committee. what's your sense of that? the thing that's intriguing to me is the ones that people tune in to versus not, for example, when had hearings on or peter king, n

the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: mr. president, reserving the right to object. i'm here to express my support for senator tuberville who is of course opposing the department of defense's ongoing attempt to use taxpayer funding to fund abortion. now, until recently, this was an understood policy, the policy to which my friend and colleague refers is, of course, embodied in a statute. it's not just a policy. it's a policy rooted in law. under 10u.s.c., section 1093, the pentagon is prohibited from using department of defense funds are facilities to perform abortions. you see because we're divided as a country on issues related to abortion. people have sharply divided views on this. in fact, there's a pretty wide spectrum of views. but one thing that does tend to unite americans overwhelmingly is the idea that regardless of how you file about abortion, you don't -- feel about abortion, you don't want your u.s. taxpayer dollars going to fund abortions. people don't want that. there is overwhelming bipartisan consens

, which i think is in central utah.oogled it recently, it's now a ghost town. - i know my dad once went to a bar to have a drink, and he was drinking, and the other guys looked at him, and said, "you're chinese, aren't ya?" and my dad said, "yeah, i'm chinese." (don laughing) just to keep things calm. (somber music) - [evelyn] several families from the san francisco bay area self-evacuated as a group to keetley, utah to lease a ranch from the mayor of keetley, george fisher. arriving in winter, the group of 140 people did not realize at first that the land was full of rocks and sagebrush, and was not farmable. - [narrator 7] what is your advice about hiring japanese help on our farms this summer? we must have cheap help or the work goes undone. some of the best and most dependable help i ever had was japs. i asked my neighbor what he thought people would say if they see a jap running my farm this summer. "well," said he, "i would be afraid to hire them. "i am afraid someone will blow me up." of course in my business, i

jeffrey robert llegÓ a la casa de su hermano en utah.orta conversaciÓn donde hablaron de su madre el hombre saca un arma y empieza a dispararle a su hermano. autoridades dieron a conocer la llamada del 911 realizada por un vecino, todo esto mientras robert entra con otra arma y municiones. minutos despuÉs el hombre realiza una llamada telefÓnica donde le instruye a alguien a vaciar todo su garaje y sacar el dinero de su cuenta bancaria. de pronto se escuchan las alarmas de fuego que se habÍan activado, para entonces el hombre le habÍa prendido fuego a la casa. al llegar las autoridades el hombre empezÓ a dispararle a la policÍa, donde las marcas de balas son visibles en una de las columnas de la casa. finalmente robert recibe varios impactos de bala por parte de los agentes y cae al suelo muriendo en la entrada de la residencia. >> dejen de disparar dice el oficial cuando ven al individuo desplomarse. al ingresar, oficiales encontraron a la cuÑada de robert herida de bala y a su hermano sin vida. esto muestra el arsenal de armas y munici

. >> ashley: utah mayor is sick of mitt romney representing his state in the u.s.e decided to run against him. >> mitt romney moved to utah and told us what he'd fight for. the only thing he is fighting for is establishment, wokeness, open borders, impeaching president trump and putting us deeper into debt. >> todd: that utah mayor is here with us with his message for america. ♪ when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and we're saving a ton. go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. >> ashley: we are back with a fox news exclusive. laundrie's mother breaks her silence. a letter was found in his backpack, if you're in jail, i will bake a cake, if you need to dispose of a body, i will show up with a shovel and garbage bags. the letter was written prior to gabby and brian leaving. gabby's remains were found in september of 2021, shortly after being named a person of interest, brilaundrie was found next to a letter confessing to the murder.

navy ships that were destroyed in utah beach and you never hear about that. i put that in my new book matter of fact and make sure that they got credit for what they what they had done. what was your i guess? mission what was your assignment or your objective on the first day on d-day to get to to capture variable which we didn't have to do because the air force the paratroopers. had had done that it took that so we had we bypassed then. so that was our first task and then the other the second task actually was to attack quiz back and a's bill on d-day. there's no way that we could have been able to have done that. but so we didn't quite reach our objective the first day. we we achieved our position but not not our objective. can you tell me a little bit more about? the fighting the next day and having to take out chris bay. yeah. yeah now we're already in their hedgerows. and as you're aware of the hedgerows were. really difficult fighting and again, the germans would sit back there and they had all of the avenues of approach to the o's those fortifications

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how are things in utah right now? it's snowing still. no, we got the big snowstorm and it is it just started again this morning. awesome. well, i hope you are staying warm and dry and thanks for taking time out of your day to speak with us. thank you. pleasure. now we want to start with this. this awesome book qualify by mia love finding your voice leading with character and empowering others. how did you decide that was the time to write this book? well, i just felt like now, especially because i'm not a member of congress any longer, i just felt this sense of being just unshackle old. and i didn't i could say whatever i want to and i didn't have to worry about a real action that i could. people know who i am and why we need now more than ever, members of congress that are going to lead with character. what is it in this book that you think it's most important that you perhaps would not have been able to articulate the way you would have liked while you were in congress? i think what it's more what's most important is my humble beginnin

por los niños >>> no es la primera vez que este estado utah plantea regulaciones del servicio digital tres en otra victoria frente a los campeones de (nombre extranjero) que tuvo una gran actuación lanzando siete entradas. hasta el octavo episodio,, (inaudible)marcador cuatro dos para que trajeran la victoria de la ciudad espacial >>> una serie entre (nombre extranjero) y (nombre extranjero) en la baja de la sexta iba a sacar un doblete para poner las cosas de los paquidermos sin embargo en pato y en el décimo eugenio suárez iba a volar con tres carreras en un inning para marcadores finales que tiene un récord de seis y veinticinco. >>> en el city tiene la oportunidad de robarla. al arsenal y establecer un eco de récord. porque los que seguramente eran los campeones iban a ganar otra vez frente a la cerrada de cabeza y lo ganaba el (nombre extranjero) que va a venir esta jugada con erling haaland que la levantaba en la temporada y establecían récord de una sola temporada en la premier league. tiro de esquina de (nombre extranjero) que le pegaba así tres a cero no ganó el city y se el

the, the headlines on the international as the us ambassador to south africa and makes us southern utah. and then his accusation was, the country was supplying alms to russia, admitting that he profit online with his play the form of western colleagues has told on you crazy respect, religious freedoms as a crux out on the orthodox church does continue and ukraine, the russian and positive to the us, them on the security council types of attention to what he called a breach of human rights and the authority on each stride to the gaza strip. kidding, a come under of the palestinian militant islam and she had organization that is a made an escalation of deadly attacks from both sides. the an awful lot of moving and shaking in the world today. that's a cut through the mainstream narratives and get to the nuts and bolts of your stories. so the us ambassador of the south africa has now i apologize for the claims you made earlier that the country had shipped weapons to russia via a sanctioned vessel before making the southern utah and the envoy had said he would quote, better his life on the a

i have always been a fighter in the state of utah, that is what we are looking for, somebody who is aut and represent the values of our state. i've been able to demonstrate that and had a solid track record of doing just that. stuart: what kind of sexually exquisite books do you want to be removed? can you give us a general idea? >> the state of utah identified a set of objective standards, anything that illustrates certain things, really sexual material, needs to be removed from schools, that's the material i heard from several parents, parent organizations that those books exist in the school district which serves our city and as a parent who has two children at school district was more alarming to me. it takes an active approach highlighting that issue. to the school district's credit starting to make a move that getting that material removed. stuart: are you comfortable with being labeled a book banner? that has an uncomfortable history, banning books. stuart: that a misnomer. it is not -- i'm not looking to unpublished or not have books published. i'm just saying there are certai

according to the law that came into force two days ago in the state of utah, people under the age of 18 can use the media use social media like facebook and instagram to use parental consent in intensifying tribal conflicts in the state of india monitor in this country's army has deployed hundreds of troops in this state conflicts in this northeastern state of india have resulted in several deaths and injuries in the last few days. previous mahdi claims that he has less rights compared to other tribes. in the last 10 years, more than a thousand people have been killed in the imanipur tribe. ash was killed and 13 injured in the shooting in serbia. this is the second fatal shooting in this country. it has been two days last night's incident, 60 kilometers south of belgrade , the capital of serbia, a farmer shot at a group of people with an automatic weapon from inside a moving car and then ran away. on wednesday, a 13-year-old student also opened fire in a school with eight students and a guard . killed the school, a kind of bacteria has caused the destruction of 21 million olive trees

desapareciÓ hace mÁs de 25 aÑos, esta maÑana se les vio cavando en el patio trasero de esta casa, la utaha posibibilidad de multltar a q quien participa en carreras ilegales en oakland, es se aprobÓ anoche que quien viole la ley enfrenta delito menor y medio aÑoÑo en prisisiÓn, eststa converertido en u una sitituacÓ recucurrente all este de oaklane ahÍ esta medida ahora solo falta que el consejo municipal lo apruebe. en quinto dÍa de protesta de maestros de oakland es ha tomado una decisiÓn que dicen es inesperada, flavio lacayo nos cuenta mÁs. >>> quÉ tal, buenas tardes hace una media hora esta calle estaba llena de maestros, muchos de cepo skwoi nados por la cancelaciÓn de la reuniÓn por parte de la junta de educaciÓn. desde las 3 de la tarde maestros de oakland llegaron a protestar a este lugar. a pesar que en la maÑana recibieron la noticia que la reuniÓn entre miembros de dicha directiva estaba cancelada. >>> con lluvia y sol no estamos con los niÑos es lo que me da energÍa, enseÑando haciendo mi pasiÓn y ahora no podemos, siento triste. >>> los docentes dicen estar de cepo skwoi dma

let's say utah sees it differently than illinois. is there any problem with you pursuing the investment strategy you want and utah pursuing the one they want? mr. freichs: investing is not easy. if someone doesn't want to look at this data, that's fine. they have that freedom. nothing in e.s.g. proscribes someone has to consider these sources. i would say they are not fulfilling their fiduciary duty if they didn't, but they have that right. i would cite other studies like new york study stearns school of business, a metta study, multiple academic studies, looked at 245 individual studies on e.s.g. and financial performance. the study found a positive relationship between e.s.g. and financial performance for 58% of those studies. only 8% showed a negative relationship. you can pick and choose. any investment strategy will have quarters where it performs better than others. overtime e.s.g. has been a good set of data to make us better investments. mr. raskin: you make that judgment as a financial expert who has a fiduciary duty to ever

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>>> utah mom accused of killing her husband and then writing a children's book about her grief, punching a sister-in-law on the face while trying to get into her husband safe. >>> i am you erin burnett, upfront tonight, strike on a russian base, new video of a fiery blast on a russian base, you will see the explosion there, the ball of fire you see there is inside the russian occupied city of mary a pole, according to ukrainian officials. it is home to at least 150 russian soldiers, mariupol is been an important staging area for russian fork it -- forces, it has been safe from attack for months, but things to powerful new missiles from the uk it is now in ukraine's crosshairs, ukraine's military posted a video, a drone they said only cost about $1000, showing it taking out a russian tank, valued at more than $1 million.>>> what could be a turning point at this war, may 2023, the united states finally giving the go-ahead for allies to provide ukraine with f-16 fighter jets, it is a big development, what ukraine is been begging for repeatedly for months and months, support from democrats a

his name is cristobal melchor, and he gives an address in utah. >> from layton, utah, to be precise, cristobal melchor crossed your desk in any way during your investigation? >> in the two years in the investigation, we never heard that name. >> it even included a photograph of mr. melchor, the man he said hired him. >> this man's being handed to you on a plate. >> yeah. >> could it be real? should the police take this at a face value? >> is it possible this letter is some sort of thinly veiled threat to kristene, you know, you survived, but we know where you live? >> yes. the letter definitely contained an implied threat to her safety, and so we moved very quickly to make sure that she was safe, that she was protected. >> and they're like, okay, you know what, you need to leave town. like, no one could know where i was at. only my family knew where i was at. >> with kristene in a safe place, volaman went straight to layton, utah. with the help of the local pd, he was soon sitting across from his new person of interest. >> cristobal melchor said he was on a training exercise in calif

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she is a citizen researcher with collaborators at the university of utah and baylor college of medicine, as well as being a patient, wife, mother, and veteran. and last, but certainly not least, we have dr. chris gibbons who is the interim director of the national health i.t. collaborative for the underserved. previously dr. gibbons was the associate director at the johns hopkins urban health institute. a published author with over 75 peer reviewed manuscripts, books, chapters, monographs and reports. and work focuses on digital technology and health and underserved population. a frequent speaker and digital health entrepreneur and innovator in the health sector. a start-up advisor for microsoft startups and a faculty member. and dr. gibbons adjunct professor at johns hopkins school of medicine and visiting professor at duke university school of medicine and before we get into our thoughtful conversation, we'd like to hear from katie capanna. >> try not to fall off here. okay. so, good morning, everybody. it's wonderful to see you all and i, for one, think there's no second for this in

. >>> new details tonight about the utah mother who wrote a children's book grieving her husband, is now charged with his murder. the attorney for the victim's family is my guest. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, russians on t run. just look at these dramatic new pictures. literally they're running. this is near bakhmut. you're looking at what appeared to be russian forces retreating. these are about a dozen or so as they're just running along that wooded area scrambling to safety. they're being attacked in this video from above. as i said, they are near the key city of bakhmut. that's where putin, of course, is essentially focused his entire force for more than eight months and now you see a hasty retreat like this. we also have video of russian heavily armored vehicles pulling out of the area. in fact, the head of russia's private army, yevgeny prigozhin, is openly claiming that putin's forces are losing ground. it's not just the video. you have prigozhin saying it. and he's tearing into putin's generals to blame them. >> translator:

on may 10th, 1869, workers hammered in a golden spike in utah territory officially joining the unionnd central pacific railways. the railroad represents one of the most important contributions of asian and pacific islander immigrants in the united states and to honor aapi heritage month. our special correspondent racace wawarriors hasas this hisistory lesson.. as t the civil w war moved t tos end. twtwo massive e constructition projects picked up speed. immigrants in discharged soldiers headed west, laying track across the plains, starting in iowa. while the workforce of largely chinese immigrants laid track eastbound from sacramento across the sierra mountains. ththe 1900 milile route coconned western papastures to o midwestn stockykyards and g great plainis farms to great lakes mills. but when the tracks were finally joined on may 10th, 1869, here in prominent murray point, utah, a closer look shows not one chinese worker in the historic photograph. out of more than 16,000, russell lowe told me he didn't grow up knowing about his family's connection to this great 19th century drama

his death. >> i think the more we know about cory, the more we know this was money driven. >> the utah husband eric died. now prosecutors say she's actually responsible for his death accusing her of poisoning him with fentanyl. a few weeks before he died, eric confided with a friend that he thought his wife was attempting to kill him after he got sick after a valentine's meal and event titles found dead in march of 2022 after allegedly drinking a moscow mule made by cory. >> she seemed to have orchestrated the death of her husband and nobody should be surprised about this going after the death penalty. >> her lawyers told abc news thg informatio over diovery ancan't bepad the edence d cory spoke in an interview about her book one month before her arrest in april on why she wrote it. >> i wanted some story to read to my kids and couldn't find anything that suited them and helped them find comfort and peace. jot book has been taken off amazon and she's back in jail for court next month and all eyes on what her lawyers say at the time. guys. >> no doubt about that. the map accused of kill

law that two days earlier in the us state of utah, people under the age of 18 can use social media such as facebook, tik tok and instagram if they provide parental consent . according to the law, the access of people under the age of 18 to certain websites is also prohibited. it is the first state in the united states that restricted the use of social media for teenagers and children. in the us congress, lawmakers presented a plan that, if approved , would ban access to social media by 13-year-olds across the united states, according to the industrial director of the european union, leading companies in the field of technology. information and virtual dogs according to the law of services to the law of digital services are required to be a manager of threats to share information with the authorities and supervisors of the european union, non-compliance with the rules for managers of foreign dogs, financial fines in the european top authority to organize everything that is in the web world is available to users, from preserving data and protecting users' privacy to creating responsibilit

a very famous online friend group of more man moms in utah who would get together to film videos for. miranda quickly became a part of this crew. at the heart of the group was taylor frankie paul, a mom of two who seemed to have it all. their videos continuously going viral with followers joking and questioning if the women were sister wives. >> i really enjoyed the time that i spent with the girls that i made content with and so many friendships that i made through that. >> reporter: but last year taylor sent shock waves through her following announcing that she was getting a divorce. the reason? she said she and her husband had been involved in what she called soft swinging, but that she took it too far. >> you don't like fully switch if that makes sense and go all the way and, to be honest, i did. we had an agreement, like all of us, and i did step out of that agreement. >> reporter: and the internet went wild. some fans from all around the world started speculating about who the other swingers involved were. >> no one was innocent. everyone has hooked up with like everyone in thi

unexpectedly last year. >> this utah mother even wrote a book about dealing with the grief and now she's

>> sara, this morning new eye-popping murder charges in utah.dren's book on dealing with grief after her husband's sudden death, but now investigators are charging her with his murder. kouri richins published "are you with me" almost one year to the day after her husband eric died to create peace and comfort for children who had lost a loved one. richins killed her husband with a lethal dose of fentanyl. just remarkable charges, nick. >> absolutely, and listen, this all started when the medical examiner found a huge amount of fentanyl in eric richins system, five times the legal dose, and we know that kouri richins his wife had the night before he died served him a cocktail, a moscow mule. that toxicology led to a warrant for electronics and to kouri richins phone and in that phone they found contact between her and a known drug dealer dating back to late '21 and early '22. in february she asked for more, the michael jackson stuff for fentanyl and then a third contact, a third delivery of drugs apparently in late february. this all according to

let's turn to beauty of utah. display of pink since mr. quick's face. they bloom every spring. one of most enduring blossoms since. in japan, exchanging plants is a sign of being buds. in utah they gave them some of their wives, the flowers appear suddenly and then die within weeks, signifying life, and a metaphor for the state, living in utah gets old fast, cherry blossoms are edible. they are the opposite of wendy's chile in a can. >> world's largest 3-d neighborhood is coming to texas, but prints is delayed until they can refill magenta. featuring 100 single story homes that are 3-d printed, they got idea from los angeles where all of the people are 3-d printed. whole neighborhood looks blurry, unless you w 3-d glasses. after the frames of built, the team of human workers will install the doors and windows. you can nef never get printers to work with windows, we'll be right back with mouth trumpet monday, i'll teach you how you can win this lovery kennedaliaight win this lovery kennedaliaight hat, there you are

warren: i will yield to the senator from utah. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: i want to be clear about a couple of things. this is the law. it is not about the hyde amendment, there is the hyde amendment. the military has its own statutory, it is 10, u.s.c., 1093, adopted as part of the defense authorization act for fiscal year 1985. it's been the law ever since then. you can't use pentagon money for this purpose, nor can you use pentagon facilities for this purpose. saying that you're not doing that, even though you're paying people, giving them three weeks of paid leave time and paying all their travel expenses and their per deyes, ma'am in order to do -- diam in order to do this, that is openly flouting the spirit of the law. i will -- use an analogy, you go to a parking space, it is a handicapped space, you don't have the disability symbol on your car, but you park next to it so close to the line that you render that spot unusable for anyone with disabilities who would have access to it. you're doing it in an deliberate attempt to cause the same harms

. >>> a utah mom is facing allegations in the death of her husband.ccused of spievgiking his drink with fentanyl and then writ writing a children's book about grief. >> so my husband passed away unexpectedly last year >> reporter: the family of the man allegedly killed by his wife is spiking out. >> they feel like there may be justice for eric >> reporter: they believe his widow corey had something to do with his death, advising the father of three had warned if anything happened to him, she was to blame why did he stay with her >> the boys. he was by all accounts an amazing father he wanted to be with his kids as much as possible >> reporter: police arrested corey on monday near park city, utah, allege beiing she poisonem with a massive dose of fentanyl. she called him an amazing husband and wonderful father >> so you actually wrote this book with your children. >> i did >> reporter: according to court documents, an autopsy revealed eric had five times the legal dosage of fentanyl in his system corey told responding officers that night she made him a

we move on to other news and utah, the mother of three who wrote a children's book about grief after sudden death of her husband. tonight she has been charged with his murder. here's abcs tina wentworth. >> reporter: cory says she published her book "are you with me" had to deal with the unexpected loss of their father eric last year. >> it's comforting to them to know that they are not living this life alone, like data still here it's jrs murder, fatally poisoning themidthr utah home, n the middle of last marc saying she found her and lyingespons and cold to the ooof their bed. telling police she had given her husband a moscow mule cocktail earlier to celebrate a business deal before falling asleep in one of their children's beds waking up to discover her husband's body. a medical examiner finding eric had five times the lethal dosage of fentanyl and his system. also alleging less than three weeks before his death, eric told a friend that he thought his wife was trying to poison him when he felt ill after a valentine's day date. and david, the court documents allege that she try to

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mike: a utah mom who wrote a children's book over grief of suddenly losing her husband. of killing him with fentanyl. boost® high pron with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv >> following the death of her husband, a utah mom of three offered a children's book to help kids cope with the loss of a parent. but in a shocking turn of events she's now been charged with her husband's murder. fox news correspondent jeff paul has the story. >> they were married for nine years, had three kids when in march of 2022, cory made her husband a mixed drink to celebrate him selling a home. after checking on the kids she came back to kind eric unresponsive. she called 911, but eric died. investigators now say she poisoned him with fentanyl. the medical examiner found five times the amount that would kill someone in eric's system. as investigators began to build their case, she was busy writing a children's book and titled the picture book "are you

to discuss raising the debt ceiling but, also, pulling back, spending i spoke with utah senator mike lee yesterday told me he has been working hard to rally republicans in the senate to take lead to get behind kevin mccarthy says he has more than 40 signatures that they will oppose raising debt ceiling without any strings attached without spending cuts, here is mike lee yesterday, watch this. >> they can't do this whenever you've got 41 senators, unwilling to bring debate to a close on any legislation, it cannot pass we've got more than enough to stop exactly the kind of legislation that, joe biden wants. . what that means is that the white house is go on the ground to have to come to the table, and enter into real talks, with the house republicans, starting with speaker kevin mccarthy. as kevin mccarthy is speaker of the house meets with white house it. >> arrive with negotiating power 43 signs a letter two more said would stand with us, while not signing the letter, to refuse to bring debate to a close on any clean debt ceiling increase bill. maria: congressman this is huge, if you

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look who's here, former utah congressman jason chaffetz. jason, it's great to see you.mping up on the far left and in the media as trump gains in the polls. we'd like your reaction to outgoing chicago democrat mayor lori lightfoot blaming, quote, right-wing forces for why she lost her re-election bid. >> -- in 2020, part of trump's national strategy was to go after cities and mayors like me. those cog whistles that were blown in 2020 the -- cog whistles are still resonating today, and it was fed by the uncertainty and the anger and then funded by right-wing forces that wanted to take down a big city mayor. unfortunately, the people who were jumping on the band wag gone of a republican posing like a democrat now have got a democratic socialist as their mayor. so careful what you wish for. elizabeth: whoa, whoa, whoa. wait a second. jason, it was democrats who defeated lightfoot, and even more far-left radical progressive brandon johnson beat lori lightfoot. it was the democrat voters in the democrat primary in chicago, democrats voted lightfoot out, but it's right-wing f

at the film festival in utah. she's working to try to help the deaf community to help them find ways to connect. she still has had many ties where they have the technology they need so they can hear but she said [inaudible] it's crucial to us. the device manufacturers can have hundreds of thousands of people involved in the nonprofits however if it allows for ten people, there should be a mixture of consumers. consider the needs of older populations because they are required but please give them a seat with equity because just having a seat doesn't mean a thing. we would have technology that is fit for use for all. keep us engaged and most importantly, nothing about us without us. thank you. [applause] what a segue to what i was going to ask you. how can innovation and medical devices help to address the social determinants of health and these disparities that are so real and living in the western u.s. i can tell you it's not enough to publish a pamphlet in a spanish language to address all the needs of our commun

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