." >> stephen: what about the welch people themselves. have you learned any welch words? the welch. >> i learned the longest town name in all of western europe. but you'd have to put it up on the screen so you could really see -- >> stephen: we will. >> i was 10 when you started telling this story. give it to them! okay! come on. ( applause ). >> i think that's it. that's impressive. >> stephen: gentlemen, thank you so much for being on here. it's a pleasure to have you. congratulations on this wonderful show. and this wonderful idea. and good luck with the season. i hope you get-- what's the opposite of relegation. >> promoted. >> promotion. >> stephen: good luck on the promotions thank you so much. good to see you. "welcome to wrexham" is on fx and hulu now. new episodes air wednesdays on fx. we'll be right back with a. performance by james taylor. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanen

welch breaks world record for women's transferfee.we're all football fans, but anand, kick us off.— anand, kick us off. i think this seaks anand, kick us off. i think this speaks to _ anand, kick us off. i think this speaks to the _ anand, kick us off. i think this speaks to the increased - anand, kick us off. i think this - speaks to the increased popularity and status of women's football. i think— and status of women's football. i think it's — and status of women's football. i think it's a — and status of women's football. i think it's a £400,000 transfer to barcelona — think it's a £400,000 transfer to barcelona. it's worth putting this into perspective into the context of the absurd — into perspective into the context of the absurd sums still being splashed around _ the absurd sums still being splashed around in _ the absurd sums still being splashed around in the men's game. having to pay brighton £15 million, so there's still a _ pay brighton £15 million, so there's still a ways— pay brighton £15 million, so there's still a ways

in the united states now, we migrated here in 19 57, my family was, -- my family, my mother was welch. i don't believe america is a racist country. england was a melting pot of people from all over the world. if the queen was racist, she was like that many years ago. host: what do you think her impact has been, what do you think her legacy is going to be? caller: wonderful, she worked all of her life for the people. she kept a strong country and did a lot for charities. the legacy of the queen is also reflected back a thousand years of her family. i look at it as a part of history. they have to realize what they did a thousand years ago, 500 years ago, is nothing like it is being done today. there were explorers that went around the world, such as the spaniards, the french, the english, there would be no country here today. host: annie is in fairfax, california. please go ahead and make your comment. caller: good morning. i was listening to, i think it was diana and angie who say they don't want any queens and kings, so that is giving me something to think about. but at the moment, i

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petersburg, florida, ken welch. first of all, tell us how your city is doing, how high were the winds, how much water did you get, fatalities, injuries, what do you know? >> good morning, mika. we were spared in pinellas county. as you know a couple of days ago we were the target of this hurricane, and we were expecting a storm surge from 10 to 15 feet, and 10 to 15 inches of rain which would have been overwhelming. i think what this storm showed us again is that these storms are very powerful, but actually the track was actually accurate, if you looked at the entire potential track and not just the single point of the forecast, and these storms are known to take a turn as charlie did in 2004. that's exactly what happened here. we were spared. we have about 190,000 power outages and our focus at 7:20, at sunrise is to get our teams out for a first push to clear our roadways and allow duke energy to come in and start restoring power. certainly to our neighbors in lee county and charlotte, they bore the brunt of this

administrator of fema and i -- came out of a meeting with the president had separate calls with me can welch, -- and frank everett of clearwater. they discuss planning and reparation for hurricane ian -- the administrators will give more of our conversation in just a moment. the president scored his commitment to the people of florida and made it clear that impacted communities will have the full support of the federal government to automate state and government emergency responses and specify the importance to -- of families to heed evacuation orders -- again, the administrator will share some of the readout in a moment. fema administrator dn criswell was in miami yesterday as well as to assess the ongoing rations and we appreciate her taking the time to be here with us today. providing all of you an update of what the efforts look like in the latest on the storm, with that, we welcome her. >> thank you, good afternoon everybody. as you just heard, i joined the president and his conversation with the three mayors in florida area and what he spoke about with them was making sure that he unde

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let me add to the conversation, democratic congressman peter welch, a member of the intelligence andng about the details, a week's worth of new revelations, not simply about donald trump taking classified material but the grave, grave possibility that they were at some pretty high likelihood of being exposed. what is your committee doing, what can you do in terms of understanding and doing any sort of the damage assessment? >> you know, you couldn't hear it better than from a former cia agent herself and what tracy said is what we're concerned about. i'll get that in a minute. there's the legal issue, is it legal for a private citizen, that's what trump was, to take classified documents to his country club. the answer to that is no. the doj is pursuing that. secondly, what tracy was talking about and you're asking is national security. these documents were in the public. who was there, rudy giuliani, the pillow guy, who knows who else, but that had potential information that would compromise the safety of human sources, and as tracy said, it also has information about the sources and

. >> he didn't:blame jack welch. four years he drove 40 minutes to night school while keeping a full-time job. i went to law school in 6th grade. i'm grateful for those opportunities. brian: it's an opportunity to turn it around when things get down. we'll continue to watch your success. there he is, the monster. aaron judge with the home run record. saisid rosenberg knows everythi. take a do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you

it was jim thorpe and gus welch and a family us -- a fabulous team against west point that had dwight eisenhower linebacker, omar bradley on the bench, and the indians won, 27-6. eisenhower in one of his teammates, before the game, football is always been a violent sport, it was even more violent then. eisenhower would acknowledge that he and teammate were plotting and how to knock jim thorpe out of the game because he was the greatest player in america. they had one play where they hit him high and low, but he got up and capped playing -- and kept playing. kevin: that came just a few months after stockholm. david: yes. kevin: how did jim thorpe end up in stockholm? david: first of all, he was the greatest all around athlete, so he was not only playing football for carlisle but was also their trakstar. the carlisle track team was also dominant, so much so that jim thorpe, who could compete in events of all sorts -- the motto of the olympics involves jumping, running, and throwing weights, and he could do all of those things. he and his teammate, a long-distance runner, literally beat

rick welch, perseverance deputy project manager jpl. and joining us virtually, david shuster, perseverance return sample scientist, university of california, berkeley. we will be taking questions after hearing from our speakers. if you are a number of the media on the phone line, press star one to get put in the queue. if you are watching on social media use #asknasa to ask a question. we have members of the media in the audience today. welcome. if you have a question you would like to ask, raise your hand and we will bring a microphone to you. before we get started we want to set the stage with opening remarks. please welcome jpl director laurie leshin. [applause] laurie: welcome everyone and good morning. just over 18 months ago, perseverance landed on mars in the middle of a global pandemic and caused us all to look to the sky and remember and reimagine what is possible. now over 550 martian days later, this amazing rover has collected a really tantalizing suite of rocks with extraordinary science potential, wetting our appetite for

welch and mr. defazio, these members will vote yes on h.r. 4118. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. waltz and mr. gimenez, foes they will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congress members napolitano, vargas, swalwell, bass, tim ryan, david scott, keating, cardenas, levin, gomez, these members will vote yes on h.r. 4118. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker as the member designated by ms. conway of california, i inform the house that ms. conway will vote no on h.r. 4118. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. lofgren of california, i inform the house that ms. lofgren will vote yes on h.r. 4118. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated

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he is interviewed by reason magazine editor and recent roundtable podcast host matt welch.ook tv every sunday on c-span2 and find the full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime apple tv.org. >> british prime minister liz truss, former prime minister boris johnson and theresa may and other members of parliament gathered in the house of commons to pay tribute to the late queen elizabeth ii.

productive, and -- doing god knows what on instagram when you should have been producing, that -- >> jack welch a rule fire bottom performing 10%, i have no problem with that. >> unfortunately he was -- kind of genericly criticized for that bottom 10% better to tell people now that they are not going to have a career at a point where they can repurpose themselves, than to wait five, six, 10 years say boe we are only kidding we don't have a promotion for you, he really was doing a good thing i think in addressing that maria but quiet resignation where is our culture today, where people intentionally only want to do minimum amount of work expect to get outrageous pay. maria: i am not connecting dots like you are you are not productive, if you are working from home dagen. maria: where a i don't agree with that i think people are reassessing lives right now we figured out in covid it working, you can do it. dagen: i am referring to the people quiet quitting that easier to shirk responsibility when you -- when managers don't have eyes on you. maria: we'll be right back. . with my hectic life you'd t

neil: ashley webster and i want to go to ken welch in st. petersburg, florida, with a direct hit yesterday. how are things looking today, mayor? >> thank you, neil, for having me on and our thoughts and prayers to neighbors in the south in the naples and ft. meyers area. here was an issue of wind damage. oak trees, pine trees down around the city and i took a tour with the st. pete team this morning, and they're hard at work clearing the roadways so duke energy can get in there and repair the outages and we have about 175,000 folks who have a power outage right now. i think it really showed us the power of these storms and i can only imagine if we got a direct hit to st. petersburg. neil: i apologize and looked at some images and said, wow. it looks a lot worse than it is i guess. there's a cleanup involved and folks without power. what have you been told? >> well, duke energy and when this happens you have power crews from all around the nation come in in preposition. a lot of those were prepositioned at tropicana field and they'll be headi

. >> he didn't:blame jack welch.ght school while keeping a full-time job. i went to law school in 6th grade. i'm grateful for those opportunities. brian: it's an opportunity to turn it around when things get down. we'll continue to watch your success. there he is, the monster. aaron judge with the home run record. saisid rosenberg knows everythi. take a this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection or your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. ask your doctor about fasenra. heyyy! (steins breaking) your cousin. ♪ from boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-b

i want to go to john welch. very good to have you.much has been made of the fact that there's been these reproachments that maybe just appear that way, images that we see, but certainly as jonathan hunt was pointing out between kate and william and harry and meghan and that maybe this is bigger than those squabbles and maybe this is ending those squabbles. what do you think of that? >> neil, suddenly we have two brothers here that are united and grieved and respected for their departed grandmother. we do have i think a situation here where king charles will need all of the support that he can muster to maintain the good works of the monarchy both in the united kingdom and internationally as well. not merely in the commonwealth but worldwide. so i'm hopeful myself that there might be an opportunity here for there to be a good reconciliation that might involve harry and meghan coming back in to the fold. obviously not with all of the offices and titles that they had previously, but the fact is, neil, that the issues on which harry and m

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general electric run by a true sports nut, jack welch.ny other single person, jack welch was the centerpiece, in my mind at least, of why i was so fortunate to have such a great career, because he believed in me, and as a result of him believing in me, he backed me financially. what does that mean? well, sports rights, the rights to to g to events and cover them and produce them is not something you just go show up at. you usually have to pay a small fortune to get the rights to be there in the first place. and time after time, whether it was hundreds of millions of dollars for me to buy the rights to various olympics around the world, the same kind of money to buy the nba or nfl rights, and if anything, welsh, i believe, was the center of my career because he had that faith in me, and i didn't have to go through the usual kind of bureaucracy to get that kind of money. he'd hear the idea and say go for it, kid. i loved him. i just loved jack welsh. >> it is extraordinary when you think about the things that define nbc, you think about "sa

joining me is democrat peter welch from vermont. a current congressman.you serve on the intelligence committee, sir, in the house where you are now. i to have to ask yo for your opinion on where we even begin to assess the damage that the previous president has meeted out on our intelligence services by hoarding documents in his house? and what do you make of the contrast between the previous president and the man speaking tonight? >> well, no previous president has ever done what he did. i mean, he basically stole documents, and i say stole, that are top secret. no private citizen has authorization to do that. so it's illegal. when the former president had them mar-a-lago, he was a private citizen. there's a legal question. there's a national security question. anybody could go into that room. it could be the pillow guy looking at those top secret documents that contain nuclear information and we've got to assess that in the congress and the intelligence committee, have some of our human intelligence been come premised and our collection methods compromi

petersburg, florida, ken welch. i lived there.ple ride it out, and you think i can handle because you're thinking wind. i think too few people think water. water is so damaging. just give us what you think the damage is going to look like when that water recedes in your city. >> well, joy, good to be with you. as you know having lived in florida, you run from the water, you hide from the wind >> yeah. >> ian has stayed on its projected track and hit st. pete head on, we would have been looking at 10 feet of surge on top of 10 to 15 inches of rain, and no infrastructure in the world can handle that. and so we were blessed that it didn't hit us, but our prayers go out to our neighbors to the south, sarasota, ft. myers area. we still have six hours with the outer bands of the storm and we'll experience tropical-storm-force winds, maybe hurricane-force winds, and 10 inches of rainfall. we're still not out of the winds yet in st. petersburg. >> not by any means. the governor has asked for a full compliment of federal help. we're lucky

royal welch corgis, usually at her majesty's feet, they awaited their owner's coffin today along withhe queen's favorite horse, emma. let's bring in cnn's clarissa ward. clarissa, we understand the queen has been officially buried now? >> reporter: that's right, jake. so, there was a private ceremony for the royal family at about 7:30 p.m. and we are now learning that the queen has been laid to rest in her final resting place now, in a sort of annex in that chapel, in the king george vi memorial chapel. she's buried there with her sister, with her mother and father and her beloved husband of 73 years, prince fillphilip, been moved to be buried alongside her. this was something, jake, the queen had really participated heavily in the planning for her own funeral. every single detail carefully choreographed over many years to make sure it was just exactly as she wished for it to be, jake. >> and clarissa, we saw the queen's crown removed from her coffin today. the next person to wear it will be king charles at his coronation, presumably after it's been adjusted to better fit him. do we k

apparently people the in wales -- [laughter] don't want a non-welch prince.hel: it's always something, right? [laughter] it's always something. but, you know, from a a afar my -- the afar, my impressions or your impressions of king charles now that he seems to be off to a good start. and, of course, in his first public address he mentioned his sons and their wives. let's take a listen to that. >> yeah. >> with catherine beside him, our new prince and princess of wales, will, i know, continue to inspire and lead are our national conversations, helping to bring the marginal to the center ground where vital help can be given. i want also to express my love for harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. arthel: so can the king unify his family? and how important is that to the reputation and standing of of the monarchy? >> well, it's a great question. i mean, the bigger problem is, is not whether king charles can unify and unite the family, it's whether the former cable tv actress can put a zip on it, to be honest. because, you know, it's th

petersberg, florida, mayor welch. the city has begun providing sandbags to local residents.re you doing to help people prepare? >> well, in florida -- fredricka, it's good to be with you. in florida we have to compartmentalize. as we're watching the storm, certainly praying it continues to move west. we at the same time are asking folks to prepare, make sure they have a plan, know their evacuation zone, take care of those things like food and water for seven days. even a tropical storm can knock our power grid down for an extended amount of time. we're educating to be prepared and to plan. >> right. all the things that are threatening include storm surge, hurricane-force winds, heavy rainfall. of all of those things do you feel like your city is more vulnerable to one over the other? >> st. petersberg is a peninsula within a peninsula within a peninsula. we are at high risk from storm surge. and so that's our main concern, and that's what the county and cities are looking at if the storm threats happen, we may have to go to the outlying areas. if you are going to evacuate, e

he is interviewed by reason magazine editor and recent roundtable podcast host matt welch. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find the full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime apple tv.org. >> british prime minister liz truss, former prime minister boris johnson and theresa may and other members of parliament gathered in the house of commons to pay tribute to the late queen elizabeth ii. >> before i call the prime minister, it is with the greatest sadness that i rise to say a few words in tribute to her late majesty, queen elizabeth. almost all of us in the house have experienced no other monarch amish country thrown at her late majesty. there indeed will be members in this house will have already been born. let alone who can recall a time when she wasn't the queen. she is in our mind with the crown and all that it stands for. after accession, in february 1952, she first came to the palace of westminster to open a session of parliament in november, 1952. where winston churchill was the prime minister and speaker william morrison was in the chair al

for c-span, i am matt welch marc lamont hill is the steve charles chair in media, cities and solutions at temple university. his books include nobody casualties of america's war on the vulnerable from ferguson to flint and beyond and except for palestine, the limits of progressive politics. he also owns uncle bob's coffee and books and is the founding director of the people's education center, a germantown based nonprofit organization devoted to community education. todd brewster is the co-author with peter jennings of the number one new york times bestseller of the century. his other work includes the books

for john welch booth, and led to an emerging stage characters in real life. any often played rebels against thomas and he didn't just identify with the assassins, he became one of them. if in his mind he really was one of them, america is self was on the stage and lincoln was his targeted time printed assassinating lincoln in a theater would be moved ultimate sensational role in a couple of hours before shot lincoln, he recommended toyota clerk that he should go to ford's theater because as booth said, is going to be some splendid acting there tonight so he really does that he was part of a play and he was a american actor. and the only thing of the lincoln's assassination the american actors to the hilt and booth himself was david ross's petroleum, come to horrible horrible life and thank you. >> art sing a speaker is h.w. brands who holds left senior share in history at the university of texas at austin. and oregon native, professor for earning graduate in mathematics and in history and teaching vanderbilt university and texas a&m university brady writes on

my name is dan welch and i am the series editor for the emerging war book series. and today it's my honor to introduce dr. lindsey trevino ski. lindsey is a senior fellow at the center for presidential history at southern united methodist university. the conjuring open ranke fellow at the international center for jefferson studies and professional lecturer at the school of media and public affairs at, george washington university. she received her b.a. with honors in history and political science from george washington university, her master's and ph.d. from the university of california, davis, and her postdoctoral fellowship are from southern methodist university. previously, dr. levinsky worked as a historian at the white house, historical associate asian. her writing has appeared in the wall street journal, ms.. magazine in the daily beast, bulwark time magazine, usa today, cnn, and the washington post, just to name a few. dr. travis, she is the author of the award winning book the cabinet, george washington and the creation of an american institution and is cur

for c-span, i am matt welch and welcome to everyone who was here to hear our talk by paul miller on his new book the religion of american greatness. i am mark tooley, president of the institute on, religion and democracy and of providence journal of christiana and american foreign policy. we welcome all who are here, all who are this event live on, facebook and

in the united states now, we migrated here in 19 57, my family was, -- my family, my mother was welch. i don't believe america is a racist country. england was a melting pot of people from all over the world. if the queen was racist, she was like that many years ago. host: what do you think her impact has been, what do you think her legacy is going to be? caller: wonderful, she worked all of her life for the people. she kept a strong country and did a lot for charities. the legacy of the queen is also reflected back a thousand years of her family. i look at it as a part of history. they have to realize what they did a thousand years ago, 500 years ago, is nothing like it is being done today. there were explorers that went around the world, such as the spaniards, the french, the english, there would be no country here today. host: annie is in fairfax, california. please go ahead and make your comment. caller: good morning. i was listening to, i think it was diana and angie who say they don't want any queens and kings, so that is giving me something to think about. but at the moment, i

you can understand that with the relationship with the welch people growing up. my question was more towards whether or not he would sell off real estate and whether or not they would head back on a plane or give up the royal yacht, items like that that may send some sort of message to the people. is that possible? >> i don't expect that we will necessarily see any changes like that of trying to give up wealth and things like that. of course, a complaint amongst people there is this immense wealthy family head of state, hereditary and we hear from republicans, why do we still have a monarchy, we ask a question mark those won't be tackled by gestures like that. i'm not sure that is effectively the problem. i think, instead, what king charles might do is emphasize the benefits rather than trying to make up for those perceived downsides. those benefits are many. bearing in mind, there is not any actual real power but symbolic power in the monarch. it is important they are above politics and perhaps a challenge for him to prove to set everyone's minds at risk because

peter welch, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 3895. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. sewell of alabama, i inform the house that ms. sewell will vote yes on s. 3895. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. lamalfa and mr. crenshaw, i inform the house that mr. lamalfa and crenshaw will vote yea on s. 3895. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: as the member designated by ms. meng, i inform the house that she will vote yes on s. 3895. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 402, the nays are four. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote

that she would be wearing only her wedding band, her engagement band, which are made of welch gold.rl earrings with a diamond on them that she really has worn throughout much of her life. she will not have any other jewels buried with her. what do you think about that? >> well, she is not a pharaoh. the queen, her faith is a very simple faith. she wouldn't want to go to her grave adorned in jewelry. and also, she is very practical being, having scottish blood and being brought up by scottish daddy. so she hates waist and obviously the queen will wear her wedding band, which is made of welch gold but that is in a historic item. i would be surprised if she would wear any other jewelry at all. perhaps simple pearl earrings given to her by her father. but she would consider really sort of not a great thing to do with her simple christian faith. she really feels she's quite happy to be lying there just as herself in a simple dress. >> martha: we know that she has already given some of her jewels to the new princess of wales. i think we have some images of kate the other day wearing a bro

welch are part of the w force. women will be the biggest part of the workforce and people of color.nd therefore utility of the future has to look beyond when is now. we have to think about where we get the people from. we will not be a utility period if we don't have people working for us. those people are important to us and have to look under every nook and concern and he have to look in places we have not thought of before. they are there. and need to be a part of it. and how can the utility of the future have poison in the bay. i need each you to are a part of that and to help me push and shove us in being the utility we can be. that's my mission. our efforts to municipalize the pacific, gas and electric local distribution system. thank you for your long support of that effort. and thank you for your encouragement on what i toll low agree with you. upon long before this address the environmental injusticed and inequities as it relates to the suth east portion of sudden fran i was pleased to join you as it related to the location of the power plants. in the dog patch never came t

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