and he asked wilbur mills to have the joint committee on taxation review his tax returns. it began that very day. this idea this never happened before -- 49 years ago it did happen. we think the mandatory audit program certainly needs to be bolstered and boosted. we intend to do the as part of our new investments. what i would like to do is acknowledge four real performers in this undertaking here. steve once again his conversation today about the earned income tax credit and auditing, i got to tell you we had a vigorous conversation as a caucus. emphasis on the term vigorous, steve. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to commend you for your deliberative, cautious, intentional approach during this entire process that began back in 2019 formally to today. i will just say as a member of this committee, the oldest and only committee that is named in the constitution, we take our jobs seriously and this vote tonight was not taken lightly. but we clearly have a lot of work to do to build back the irs which as the chairman said has been defunded for more than a decade by republi

and wilbur set a precedent for - film. and wilbur set a precedent for other i film.milar cases being opened? i think it will make _ cases being opened? i think it will make studios _ cases being opened? i think it will make studios and - cases being opened? i think it will make studios and other i will make studios and other distributors cautious about misleading viewers and from a consumer perspective of, this is not a bad thing. 50 consumer perspective of, this is not a bad thing.— is not a bad thing. so do you think this — is not a bad thing. so do you think this is _ is not a bad thing. so do you think this is a _ is not a bad thing. so do you think this is a landmark - is not a bad thing. so do you - think this is a landmark moment that people will refer back to in the future? l in the future? i think it is rare that _ in the future? i think it is rare that a _ in the future? i think it is rare that a trailer - rare that a trailer will feature an actor that has been cut from a film by think misleading scenes, thejudge also said that scenes in a trailer that are

to the chairman of the ways and means committee, wilbur mills.nd he asked wilbur mills to have the joint committee on taxation review his tax returns. it began that very day. this idea that this never happened -- well, 49 years ago, it did happen. >> in that 1973 letter, the house ways and means committee chairman, wilbur mills, president nixon wrote, recently there have been many questions in the press about my personal finances during my tenure as president. in order to answer these questions and dispel public doubts, i have today making a full accounting of those financial transactions and there's accounting for the income tax returns and mrs. nixon and i have filed from the years 1969 to 72. hereby request the joint committee on internal revenue taxation to examine both of these transactions and to inform me, whether, in its judgment, the items have been correctly reported to the internal revenue service in the event that the committee determines the items were incorrectly determined, i will pay whatever tax may be due. i also want to assure

he asked wilbur mills to have the joint committee on taxation review his tax returns.began that very day. this idea that this never happened for 49 years ago it did happen. >> and that 1973 letter, to the house wilbur mills president richard nixon wrote that recently there have been many questions in the press about my personal finance joining my tenure as president. in order to dispel public belts. those financial transactions and there's accounting for the income tax returns and mrs. nixon and i have filed from 19 69 to 72. i hereby request that the taxation whether it's judgment that items had been correctly reported to the eternal service i will pay whatever tax maybe do and they also want to assure you that the committee will have for access to the document pertaining to the matter. to the office. the extensive reporting and the author of the big cheat. and he enrich himself and his. family they submitted it here, hear their taxes. the first president to do that. tell me what we should do. here we have donald trump complaining this was a man i had to have wide, it

wilbur who's buried in this chaos. yes, absolutely. so. thank you, everybody. please join me in welcoming john. welcome, everyone thank you, bret, for inviting me as part of let's play the exhibit as part of the historic bethlehem mission. it's very nice to talk during playoff time because we who love baseball love the fact that many underdogs have upsetting the top dogs. and my talk is all about underdogs because in 1918, beth, i'm scaled league. fascinating though it is has been lost to history partly because it was so short and partly the major leaguers went back after armistice after the end of world war one, back into their normal jobs and living. what i'm going to talk about sort of to the very dusty archives so who remembers 1918? who was there in 19? i'm going to take you back to late september 1918. we're at the stadium at the lebanon plant of death. i'm still bethlehem steel had just acquired the plants the year before 1917. and the plants job was turning out bolts and rivets for the world war one, america's world war one effort. so at this phase, bal

to make sure we do this because were not sure anyone else wilbur clark sets very special.hole book and there are a lot of favorite lines. one is when you said a lot of the places where i was there is never a long line for the women's bathroom for its totally change way i see lines now. i am surrounded by other women. how did you handle being in those spaces were a lot of times you look around there'sno no one that looks like you. >> there were never any lines to the women bathroom. when i was elected to the state legislature we were the lowest in the country on women elected officials. and then incorporate lifo's only female on executive board. when i became governor i was the first female governor of south carolina. then on the security council united nations i was the only yswoman. but i never let that bother me. i always thought i had to show them what it was i was going to do. i had to show them what they needed to do to be with me. so i will give an example, when i got out of college and i was the first -- i was the only female executive for this company in six of its

wilbur who's buried in this chaos. yes, absolutely. so. thank you, everybody. please join me in welcoming john. welcome, everyone thank you, bret, for inviting me as part of let's play the exhibit as part of the historic bethlehem mission. it's very nice to talk during playoff time because we who love baseball love the fact that many underdogs have upsetting the top dogs. and my talk is all about underdogs because in 1918, beth, i'm scaled league. fascinating though it is has been lost to history partly because it was so short and partly the major leaguers went back after armistice after the end of world war one, back into their normal jobs and living. what i'm going to talk about sort of to the very dusty archives so who remembers 1918? who was there in 19? i'm going to take you back to late september 1918. we're at the stadium at the lebanon plant of death. i'm still bethlehem steel had just acquired the plants the year before 1917. and the plants job was turning out bolts and rivets for the world war one, america's world war one effort. so at this phase, bal

i think it was right. bit as a bridge out as with wilbur's though connecticut to lead, still, he found that. but then you miles nissan. you're watching, veronica, you're this love war doing a story on your vehicle for the credit of orders for the with the prison sir. little think. i didn't written a quarter for that. you shall, sir. are you still with them? when you snare drum up on before your eyes, but i start for free brides at the national world. ah no or no news in yet more than you? yeah, the yoga don. books you and your blue so that he took, so a board you certainly just forwarded me a call just in for to come so i think ah hm. you guys are, is i just the frank slide shorter any comedies? it's just a start. then you don't report your swearing according to i do. i mean, when you might, though i knew was lease was clark canyon. got a dad, sammy, who did the project with me still with me. you said that he didn't necessarily, backward budgets and see at the lucy's new version. yes, your last name harvester. danielle, the concerto doesn't fall from summit. i laughed often. the questi

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leah with dougherty store brought a little bit of pure africa wouldn't as read abruptly sang at the wilbur slayer, which had somebody elizabeth chug this about brady led by any chance the year we brought it was my reasons ideas, vishal, community thing, your pro or the lose a assuming jack must up, are you the reason i don't know what the shuttle so you shouldn't go to locus to go to sam's too much because the, the new dakota cuz what it is and when we discuss cousin with upon kirkwood, we reduced it in cash to to william quarter. you like bill, which will include shem shem. we missed it. yes, exactly. i was hoping you like each case 40 national picked up by gibbon electric water. me going, you look well, ocean champs number to pull, get erica, unable to win quarterly at the blake bureau recommended goes on. the b would use to chairman you stop not. so i would finish level my guess. we need to increase by days militia that us go down when you're about to leave was what we'll do. you. sammy was wish i knew by your clear you by news of what you miss was reason you swear you. do you wish thos

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is on the conflict of with kentoria but at the least and that i didn't get it going to my me and wilbur enable. yeah. yeah. because it's really been a little car, nobody at them because of a little kid. a if w, but some new, honestly what i'm doing here at the moment is aluminum. now go to the store. small moves in the store at those. i mean, i've shopped loop nexium, if i'm machine with you, when you're done, you might, i'm the most of it do most just wish if he had a fuck to be just amongst him, but at the last the nurse. yes, i'm on the damsel wallclear bullish. the yard, not the current court when you switch it on in the middle one and i think you no longer dominion but you. so just pushing one of the most of my own switch, your mom, your nimble and you get jesus pushing, coughing for my son. and i believe the leader on the other most days boy jumped on content now. and those numbers should you wish i was going to schedule you plenty of time. you know, i'm new to you know, 15 of last the wow cool promotional morning. and you can use any money to do with them. and then i'm going, you

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i mean, if i am from wilbur, well, some said monitoring this would have been the least we could have done. he said solomon no, but i don't want people to be used as guinea pig. sure. i will not accept this. you just bought a vehicle up with us under bon us. why they go by? if it is indeed the same project of it as i find that scandalous, c effective must remember with our camera rolls as those in charge of the program. enter the mayor's office. we will miss you. little to hello, i'm a journalist. i worked for our table, you were here to talk about target malaria. i would, i this is not something i'm not authorized to talk to the press this a few months later target malaria informs us that the transfer of the genetically modified genetic material to wild mosquitoes is possible, but does not pose any risks. activists criticize a culture of secrecy methods, much like those of the gates foundation, which is funding the project. is this adrian with dishes of keys, it will do other global universal. we're here at the joseph keys. they're full university in a while. good to go. and this is

last 10 presidents of the united states have voluntarily, dates from richard nixon former chairman, wilbur mills. barack obama and joe biden have indicated they have been fully audited. what we are suggesting today that this is an opportunity to clear up the question of how the mandatory audit that is highlighted in regulations at the i.r.s. plays out. when we say it is not in law, we function on rules as well as law. the rules in the i.r.s. manual say the audit ought to take place. the audit didn't take place nor even completed. reminder, this is not about a president but about the presidency going forward. this was not done with malicious intent, not done in a clandestine manner but a chance to say if there is a legitimate argument how the mandatory audit system plays out, let's do it. paying no taxes and paying taxes is a core responsibility and reflection of our faith in common citizenship. despite the idea, treasure the 87% of the american people pay their taxes on time. that speaks to the intent and sincerity they feel about a functioning government. all of us are expected to fulfill

secretary wilbur ross. national security advisor o'brien. they were taking tsmc out of taiwan and putting them and take arizona has pilot program. this bill would lead to much larger efforts to bring or keep manufacturing in the united states on such an important national security assets. to bring trillions of dollars here, not overseas, but most importantly, protecting this key national security asset. everything from your phone to your vehicle. from my perspective, the most advanced weapons systems have vast chips. that was a generational transformational bill that the intelligence community says is going to make a big difference in how we confront china. >> you are an author of the chips act. that was going to be my next question, would you address that. i know you are also a leader on export controls. i was wondering if you could talk about what was happening there. we have essentially been selling china a lot of advanced technology and you have been calling for stronger controls. what do we need to do to protect this critical technology

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and it wasn't anything strategic they took a tactical view and i have no empathy or understanding wilbur ross, larry kudlow. and from the get-go secretary mnuchin got involved in the campaign to be treasury secretary there is a great in taking back trumps america i and in trump tower it is september and i get called down to the office by the chief operating officer of the campaign. steve bannon is sitting there who is the strategist and it was just another screwup with the tax bill in the press and it related to the mischaracterization of carried interest. they say what the hell happened and secretary mnuchin put his mouth but then to say something like god help us if he is treasury secretary and then he says yes that will never happen. . . . . they will pay him dividends, he did it give a damn about the people of america much less the deplorable's. >> in my judgment. >> steven mnuchin unterman nugent does it need me to defend him i'm not here to defend him, anybody that works in the white house for a particular period of time can cash in and all of a sudden a prominent figure who can se

that, i thought and yes, upon the idleness meant presenting to the public hours a day in captain wilbur'ssalon, not really an idle woman. and of course, the chinese women were not either, by and large. so it just fascinating the way in which a philip home who's not an exception, presumes to what chinese women are doing in china having really had having no idea what they doing so a really interesting way thinking about women leisure time and her time upon boys time in america right. i mean that is a really fascinating point that there's sort of this feedback loop between how perhaps being directed to perform, but then people sort of reading that in an anthropological ethnographic way actually sort of a real truth about what kind of she would do in her daily life. and one of the things i'm going to stop showing my screen now, one of the things that i loved about that, joan quote as much as it frustrates me to hear is sort of his description of her kind of hobbling and that kind of brings us to a question that i had, which is that, you know, my way is exceptional in her travels in the u.s. n

we did it, wilbur! huzzah! why do you get the armrest? why shouldn't i? if you're on a flight, you need to share the armrest. and if you want to save by bundling home and car insurance, you need geico. i didn't get peanuts. oh well. kumasi: happening today, and historic meeting at the white house, ukraine's president said to me with president biden and this is the first time he left ukraine since the russian invasion started in february. jobina: president zelenskyy tweeted the meeting is to " strength and resilience and defense capabilities of ukraine." senior officials call this meeting an in-depth strategic discussion. the white house sources tell abc news zelenskyy will sit down with key members of president biden's cabinet and the national security team. he will then had to capitol hill where he addresses congress. zelenskyy addresses a potential visit to the u.s. in a recent interview with david murr. >> i have a lot of things with the same what to do we have to discuss that are important things for our country's security and measures for ukraine. jo

secretary wilbur ross. national security adviser o'brien. they were taking -- out of taiwan and putting them into arizona's little pilot program. but this bill would lead to a much larger effort to bring or keep manufacturing in the united states on such an important national security asset and to bring trillions of dollars here, not overseas, but most importantly, protecting this key national security asset that, quite frankly, everything from your phone and your vehicle, but from my perspective, the most advanced weapon systems have these advanced chips -- that was a generational transformation bill that if you talked to the intelligence community, they said it would make a big difference on how we confront china. >> you are an author of the chips act. that was going to be my next question. you have essentially addressed that. i know you've also been a leader on export controls and i was wondering if you could talk a little bit about what is happening there. it seems like china -- we have been selling china a lot of this advanced technolog

. -- alex stewart, and republican commentator, wilbur lopez is a commentator for the cnn hour, as well as uphill buckle -- and -- also a cnn political analyst. great to have you all back at the table tonight. >> good morning! >> at the table, i've lost track of time. we'll see how we're doing. it here in the united states we've got a lot of voters joining us from overseas tonight as well, but allison we've been talking about. and i kind of want to focus in on the state of georgia. and the landscape of how it is shaping. because of shaping up to be a critical state in the twin 24 presidential race. and if you pick up on what david chalian was pointing out. this was a vote for a republican, pretty much for any office. if in fact they present in a certain way, what does that mean as republicans look ahead? >> one thing, to follow up on david's numbers. i think what's fascinating, what we saw and where herschel walker underperformed in many areas. i attribute that to one thing, and one thing solely. is the fact that the control of the senate was not at stake. i've spoken with republicans e

we did it, wilbur! it's magnificent, brother. huzzah! why do you get the armrest? why shouldn't i?ed to share the armrest. and if you want to save by bundling home and car insurance, you need geico. it's fine! what is that? a tray table, for snacking. mmmm. i didn't get peanuts. oh, well. see how much you could save by bundling with geico. find your beat oh, well. your moment of calm find your potential then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients and emerge your best every day with emergen-c ♪ (sneeze) ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back. madi diaz is on the way. our next guest plays the italian adventure-seeking assistant to a very complicated boss in "the white lotus." you can see the season finale sunday night on hbo and hbo max. please welcome haley lu richardson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's very nice to meet you. i've been watching you on television. >> me too! with you! and me, yeah. >> jimmy: you do a great job on that show. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thanks. >> jimmy: you play it very well. and i got to te

wilbur's watch trail that is open and we will also have community days are as well as dawson and hikes and permit access in the interim, so lots of opportunities coming up starting in the spring summer of next year. from an environmental standpoint. why it so important to protect this piece of land? this land is vast and acreage but also vast in the natural resource values that it has. it is home to some of the rarest threatened and endangered species in our region, including san francisco, garter snake, california, red legged frog. it has an incredible vast acreage of grasslands that also provides agricultural uses in the local food source for a region and given its proximity to over 31,000 acres of protected lands. it's also an incredible piece of property to protect wildlife corridors for wildlife here in the bay area, alright, so we touched a little bit on kind of the back story behind this piece of land and say, mateo county, but getting to this point it's been a long time. i'm coming 25 years ago, this piece of land what was how close to being developed into luxury homes. you kno

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wilbur ross was another gary cohn. larry kudlow and from the get go, many got involved in that campaign to be treasury secretary. there's a great story in taking back trump's america, where i'm in trump trump tower in manhattan, in the war room. it's about september. and i get called down to the office. bye by dave bossie. love dave. and he was the chief operating officer of the campaign. and i come in and steve bannon sitting there. steve, of course, is the strategist who kind of road that a rescue in august and it's like it's like there was just yet another screw up with our with our tax bill and the press and it related to our mischaracterization of this thing called carried carried interest rate. it's like dave goes what the hell happened? here i go. hey, manoogian stuck his head, you know, his mouth and yeah, your god. and so, so one point i say something like, god help us if manoogian is treasury secretary and bossie says, yeah, god help us. and bannon says, yeah, that'll never happen. and the point of the story

you can shout as loud as possible and try to keep wilbur isham junior at bay for a while that way. you can threaten and intimidate and menace. even if you settle you won't say youu are settling. and most specifically what u learned is that the role of a lawyer could be turned into something almost like a mafia don, like to something completely different than what lawyers are supposed to do. a longtime f trump friend has sd to me on several occasions, trump likes lawyers who are willing to do anything. >> host: well, did he turn himself into a mafia don? i i mean, he k-6 apartments in trump tower to the mistress of a big monster, and it flew jon god he's top lieutenant on his helicopter to atlantic city. >> guest: and then claimed later he didn't know the guy. >> host: and he never keeps records like a mob boss, right? >> guest: no records, no notes. i mean, look, there's a one of the quality about it with trump but there's certainly, and one of roy cons clients were monsters. a mafia was deep into the concrete industry in york citye which was a material trump chose to build trump t

line and that enthusiastically world, and it goes all the way back to thomas parks in, and william wilbur in england, and john in virginia -- >> you believe that thomas--'s father had a hand in lincoln's anti slavery, even though we had to be a slave by law sometimes. >> i do, i do in the sense that it created an ethos in which when lincoln heard about slavery, it is safe to presume that it was anti slavery, not necessarily because if all these folks were morally righteous, but lincoln, a white farmer. and it was against his economic interest. and so, i do believe that the sermons are possibly, possibly, can't prove this, but we know the lincoln memorized sermons and repeated them. it's not impossible that they included anti slavery elements. i don't want to -- -- i'm not trying to turn this into some kind of conviction question, or a unitary crusader. he was not that. but if someone is a naturally something, it's incumbent on us as historians to try to think what he meant. and the first exposure to slavery, we believe, he arguably saw that slave transport, traffic, on the cumberland road

. >> this follows directly from this last exchange and takes us back to the morning were wilbur rosshe central role of race as a strategy to break up the working class following the boys in black reconstruction as the core claim so the answer to the coalition is precisely that, the answer to the coalition is of the problem is oligarchy, the major expansion, it has to be expansion, there is enormous, appropriate anxiety about reviving class speakers for so long it was used to suppress other core dimensions of subordination between race and gender so this is not 1892. and what does that translate into? take the -- take one of the things i listed, take the idea of program, of care from cradle to grave by unionized public employees. no program more directly responds to gender subordination, making public and general the economy of care which is by social convention and practice highly unequal along gender lines. few if any programs would have a larger impact on the intersection of race and gender than to have high quality, dignified, well-paid jobs in the care sector short of a massive t

and he's talking to wilbur mills and mills. so something like, oh, what are you doing this weekend? this is why i'm going home. i'm taking in mounds, evidence from the judiciary committee, and i'm going to read through it and was like, well, your boy scout is going to read through. come on, who hasn't made his mind up by now? but, you know, as jane often, i mean, he was a boy scout and jane, when he talked to his family, the political issues of the day. sure was, as he say, up to his eyeballs in his work all the time. so he was coming home trying to explain to us kind of at the top of his lungs. so a lot of it went over we were just kids growing up in the suburbs, you know, doing doing sports and braces and friends and yeah, he, he tried to educate us and then we should say he was great champion of the equal rights amendment and a great champion of civil rights bills. and i think he i have no doubt that that was out of total conviction. but his would have killed him if he wasn't. i mean, she was a force. that's right. she was. and he always said that she was his conscience. but he a