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he served in the united states congress, and he also served in the united states senate. and he and his wife were the hosts during james buchanan's administration in washington, dc. when the south left and formed their own government, they invited jefferson davis to become its first and only president. jefferson davis would accept that invitation and become the president of the confederate states of america. we are standing in the cell where jefferson davis was held, at the conclusion of the american civil war. in 1865, jefferson davis received word from general robert e. lee, commander of the army of northern virginia, that they could no longer hold the federal army back from attacking the city of richmond. with that news, jefferson davis adjourned his cabinet and sent his family on the road for their protection. jefferson davis soon after that would follow. he would finally catch up with his family right above the florida state line. it is here where a federal mounted unit was able to capture him and his family. jefferson davis was placed on a boat and moved back up her
he served in the united states congress, and he also served in the united states senate. and he and his wife were the hosts during james buchanan's administration in washington, dc. when the south left and formed their own government, they invited jefferson davis to become its first and only president. jefferson davis would accept that invitation and become the president of the confederate states of america. we are standing in the cell where jefferson davis was held, at the conclusion of the...
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remember, until the united states came into the war, the united states was a neutral advocating freedom of the seas. we will get into freedom of the seas again. that position was violated by germany declaring unrestricted submarine warfare. the united states though, that policy was not aimed directly at germany, but also at great britain. in the united states there were large communities and bodies of political opinion and policy, including the president, who when they said strict neutrality, they also meant the british should not infringe on american neutral rights. this was a sticking point. the germans violated neutral rights, because the german violation was so much more violent and egregious, it made the germans the bigger enemy. that does not mean the united states did not have white a few -- did not still have quite a few complaints against great britain for the way she implemented her blockade and restricted american trade on the seas. in order to answer that, president wilson in 1916 proposed a naval act. the 1916 naval act. this act was not aimed at just germany, but also aime
remember, until the united states came into the war, the united states was a neutral advocating freedom of the seas. we will get into freedom of the seas again. that position was violated by germany declaring unrestricted submarine warfare. the united states though, that policy was not aimed directly at germany, but also at great britain. in the united states there were large communities and bodies of political opinion and policy, including the president, who when they said strict neutrality,...
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for the president of the united states. soon to be the former president of the united states. david chalain, it will be a bit awkward for mike pence to be presiding over a joint session of the house and senate when they make it official once again. >> yes. awkward is one word. vice president al gore, you remember, 20 years ago, experienced this after he lost that very close, much closer presidential election than this one. at the beginning of 2001 there was vice president gore overseeing the session that tallied up the electoral votes for his opponent george w. bush to become the next president. wolf, i just want to stress. by watching this play out all day long, what america has been able to see here is a legitimate election. so in the face of everything that the president and his allies have been saying to try to call into question what has been quite clear for weeks, what everyone got to witness today, and it -- not for political nerds like me. i love this stuff. you about for everyone to be able to see our process play
for the president of the united states. soon to be the former president of the united states. david chalain, it will be a bit awkward for mike pence to be presiding over a joint session of the house and senate when they make it official once again. >> yes. awkward is one word. vice president al gore, you remember, 20 years ago, experienced this after he lost that very close, much closer presidential election than this one. at the beginning of 2001 there was vice president gore overseeing...
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the united states. at the beginning of the story, the united states did not have a pacific coast. there was territory in oregon that was disputed with britain and there was california, which belonged to mexico. fremont encouraged of the american settlement of oregon and took part in the american conquest of california just in time for the gold rush. he did play a real role in changing the map of the united states. but he was also brilliant at publicizing himself. in a way, publicity was the point. he was sent out by his father-in-law, a powerful senator, to explore the west. he did not necessarily find that much that was not already known, that he would come back and write best-selling accounts of his adventures and that was the purpose to entice americans to come west and settle and help make it part of the united states. through this publicity, showing how the trip could be made and how exciting it could be and how practical it really was. publicity was the point. but in the process of making the west
the united states. at the beginning of the story, the united states did not have a pacific coast. there was territory in oregon that was disputed with britain and there was california, which belonged to mexico. fremont encouraged of the american settlement of oregon and took part in the american conquest of california just in time for the gold rush. he did play a real role in changing the map of the united states. but he was also brilliant at publicizing himself. in a way, publicity was the...
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gary peters, united states senator. lt. gov. gilchrest: thank you. i recognize helen moore of the 13th congressional district for the purposes of seconding the nominations. >> i second the nominations. lt. gov. gilchrest: are there other nominations? hearing none, all those in favor of nominating the honorary chairpersons will signify this by saying aye. aye. lt. gov. gilchrest: all opposed will signify by saying nay. governor gretchen whitmer, senator debbie stabenow and senator gary peters are elected as honorary chairperson os they have 2020 electoral college. the electoral college convened it is now in nominate. i recognize michael kerwin for the purpose of a nomination. >> i nominate joe bide northwestern office of president of the united states. -- joe biden for the office of president of the united states. lt. gov. gilchrest: thank you, mr. kerwin. i recognize robin smith of the eighth congressional district for the preponderance of seconding the nomination. >> mr. chairman, i second the nomination of joe biden f
gary peters, united states senator. lt. gov. gilchrest: thank you. i recognize helen moore of the 13th congressional district for the purposes of seconding the nominations. >> i second the nominations. lt. gov. gilchrest: are there other nominations? hearing none, all those in favor of nominating the honorary chairpersons will signify this by saying aye. aye. lt. gov. gilchrest: all opposed will signify by saying nay. governor gretchen whitmer, senator debbie stabenow and senator gary...
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when it was denied, he appealed to the united states supreme court. the court agreed to hear the case. congress was alarmed. a ruling for mccardle could void the whole reconstruction program. at this point, congress had to resort to the seldom used constitutional clause. the supreme court shall have appellate jurisdiction, both as to law and fact, with such exceptions and under such regulations as the congress shall make. in 1868, congress decided over the president's veto to make an exception. it decided that in habeas corpus cases, there should be no right of appeal to the supreme court. the following year, the supreme court upheld this act within the power of congress. thus on the reconstruction issue, judicial review was averted by an act of congress. ♪ now, in 1937, another congress was discussing the power of the court. a court which seemed to many a threat to the recovery program. now, a different method was under discussion for dealing with this problem. the reason for this was clear. observers noted that when the court was divided, the divi
when it was denied, he appealed to the united states supreme court. the court agreed to hear the case. congress was alarmed. a ruling for mccardle could void the whole reconstruction program. at this point, congress had to resort to the seldom used constitutional clause. the supreme court shall have appellate jurisdiction, both as to law and fact, with such exceptions and under such regulations as the congress shall make. in 1868, congress decided over the president's veto to make an exception....
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security breach, why he has not likened this to a virtual invasion of the united states when it comes to our own national security. i believe we should have been from from the beginning and honest with the american people nature of this threat and instead this president has been silent. i recall not that long ago or a few months ago that we disclosed in evidence at the russians were offering bounties on the heads of american soldiers in afghanistan, outrageous and unthinkablet, and yet the white house was silent, w refused to respond to what i know because i've seen it evidence that this was durin linked directly to mon the russian government. the attempt of an assassination, the dissident and russia has been well-documented and yet again our white house, our president are silent, i don't understand it, i'm hopeful the new president joe biden takes office january 20 will make it a priority to establish a new understanding and relationship with bottom you put in, the united states cannot be a victim of food over and over again without speaking out and more. i'm counting on joe biden to
security breach, why he has not likened this to a virtual invasion of the united states when it comes to our own national security. i believe we should have been from from the beginning and honest with the american people nature of this threat and instead this president has been silent. i recall not that long ago or a few months ago that we disclosed in evidence at the russians were offering bounties on the heads of american soldiers in afghanistan, outrageous and unthinkablet, and yet the...
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it forced the united states and education to legalize freedom fr from slavery. for several weeks in the summer of 1839, newspapers along the atlantic coast reported sightings of a mysterious schooner supposedly commanded by african pirates. late in august, the crew of the navy brig washington spotted a badly damaged vessel in long island sound. and a shore party trading with local residents along the new york coast. when the naval officers boarded the amistad, they were embraced by two spanish men pleading for protection from a group of african men whom they had purchased as slaves in cuba but who had taken control of the ship. the crew of the washington took custody of the amistad and the 42 africans on board. they towed the schooner to new london in connecticut rather than report to new york where slavery had been abolished. under the law of salvage, anyone who rescued a ship from danger was entitled to a portion of the value of the ship and its cargo. once in port, the commanding officer of the washington contacted the federal marshal and requested a hearing
it forced the united states and education to legalize freedom fr from slavery. for several weeks in the summer of 1839, newspapers along the atlantic coast reported sightings of a mysterious schooner supposedly commanded by african pirates. late in august, the crew of the navy brig washington spotted a badly damaged vessel in long island sound. and a shore party trading with local residents along the new york coast. when the naval officers boarded the amistad, they were embraced by two spanish...
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states senate that he is going to be the president of the united states. fear to recognize that or say congratulations, mr. president now, president-elect, i think it only reflects poorly on the individual senators and it's difficult to accept that that's not the body that i served in, for so many years. there were so many republicans who made their lives based their lives on the rule of law and respect for the institutions and what's happening, you are seeing that donald trump is savageing our democracy. he is putting, he is putting his primary emphasis on him rather than the country. and i just want to say, time is running out. i want to say a word about what's happening on the front lines here at home. we're in a war and we have to congratulate the men and women, our front line defenders who are taking people in dying people, having to construct a covid treatment in parking garages and yet we have the president of the united states has said not a word. not a word of sympathy or compassion other than i am going to challenge this election because it's abo
states senate that he is going to be the president of the united states. fear to recognize that or say congratulations, mr. president now, president-elect, i think it only reflects poorly on the individual senators and it's difficult to accept that that's not the body that i served in, for so many years. there were so many republicans who made their lives based their lives on the rule of law and respect for the institutions and what's happening, you are seeing that donald trump is savageing our...
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amen. >> the national museum of the united states army is a joint effort between the united states army and the army historical foundation. the mission of the army historical foundation is to honor the american soldier by preserving and presenting the history and heritage of the united states army. from his home in massachusetts, please welcome the chairman of the army historical foundation, --eral retired gordon r. arnold sullivan. >> distinguished guests, friends, and supporters of the army museum, welcome to the opening ceremony of the national museum of the united states army. this museum is a giant tribute to over 30 million soldiers who have served throughout our history as a country. i think it is important we take a moment to remember one soldier in particular. general bill hartzog whose hartzog, whose recent passing has saddened us all. he was a dedicated soldier who served as chairman of the board for 15 years. trying to keep the campaign to build this impressive museum alive. we are grateful for his enormous effort and offer the deepest condolences to his wife and family. bil
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is spoken about and practiced in the united states and how it's spoken about and practiced internationally go ahead george yeah absolutely right because everything that has come to life since the election all the instances of ballot stuffing of the people voting. laws be changed arbitrarily and unconstitutionally in order to make essential a 1000000 voting can take place without any of the checks that were supposed to be in place if any of this have happened in russia say in the state department will you know i'm not an idiot remey the document was it would already be imposing sanctions on russia well the phony election so that's exactly right and and we don't even have to talk about. what would happen in all the countries i mean if they had been donald trump who had come out with the glad the when the having profit 170 electoral college and those have the had come out what would have been the media response the media would have been grieving this is the roll call jump has cheated there's no mandate every single accusation of. illegality every single accusation of electoral fraud must be i
is spoken about and practiced in the united states and how it's spoken about and practiced internationally go ahead george yeah absolutely right because everything that has come to life since the election all the instances of ballot stuffing of the people voting. laws be changed arbitrarily and unconstitutionally in order to make essential a 1000000 voting can take place without any of the checks that were supposed to be in place if any of this have happened in russia say in the state...
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people governor does it as a more capable person to govern the united states and that that way some other out there americans who will defer trunks will be and it's a challenge now as a politician by the worst has to care about his farm his re-election is for his victory and the next election cycle we're still have to say very positions that are supposed to strengthen that have a presence inside united states you know given gratian reform that will house you know about 11000000 illegal immigrants or a bit more than 20 potentially even that within our investors and this is where several tash will democrats use receiver that's for the next election including congressional action and as a commander in chief bill b. you know all this focus is on external threats that i think we'll talk about later so we're city you know this will be kind of a 3 domains that he's administration will pursue and the media will very much focus on 2 you know you mentioned after it's out shiny and it's more strong as a much bigger or is not or to you know outright mightn't but then it will be this resource that i t
people governor does it as a more capable person to govern the united states and that that way some other out there americans who will defer trunks will be and it's a challenge now as a politician by the worst has to care about his farm his re-election is for his victory and the next election cycle we're still have to say very positions that are supposed to strengthen that have a presence inside united states you know given gratian reform that will house you know about 11000000 illegal...
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kennedy took office as president of the united states. on that day he made it clear that a new administration was on the move. a year had passed in which bold new programs moved. sometimes with success, sometimes not, but always with vigor. president kennedy set the keynote for his new administration in his inaugural address. >> so let us begin anew. remembering on both sides that civility is not a sign of weakness and sincerity is always subject to proof. let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate. [applause] >> throughout the year kennedy assembled a group of men with an intellectual stance and and with records as doers. among them, hamilton heading the new foreign aid agency. as well as the ambassador to nato, the alliance for progress had, mr. williams, assistant secretary of state for africa, sergeant shriver, head of the new peace corps. adlai stevenson, u.n. ambassador. william foster, disarmament agency head and dean rusk, secretary of state. [applause] >> at his state-of-the-union address in january, m
kennedy took office as president of the united states. on that day he made it clear that a new administration was on the move. a year had passed in which bold new programs moved. sometimes with success, sometimes not, but always with vigor. president kennedy set the keynote for his new administration in his inaugural address. >> so let us begin anew. remembering on both sides that civility is not a sign of weakness and sincerity is always subject to proof. let us never negotiate out of...
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united states now has less than 25% of the global gdp. people predict china will surpass the united states in a decade. if the united states has friends and allies, both democrat and eve all in states, and join together in a strategy with 60%ect to china, we make up of the world's gdp. we've got to strengthen the democratic core but not be exclusive and to be able to work from that democratic core with other states on issues like developing a common strategy with respect to china. core butacy is at the not necessary. to, i know you would like ask a couple questions. >> i'm here. i agree with steve hadley's point. we've got to strengthen the democratic core and reach out beyond it. i also want to. point that a community of democracies or alliances of democracies have to be inclusive, and they have to address current problems, not look back. question fors a practitioners. i was thinking about the summit of democracies or summit for democracies, and i just had a panic attack over a biden at this duration -- biden administration debating for
united states now has less than 25% of the global gdp. people predict china will surpass the united states in a decade. if the united states has friends and allies, both democrat and eve all in states, and join together in a strategy with 60%ect to china, we make up of the world's gdp. we've got to strengthen the democratic core but not be exclusive and to be able to work from that democratic core with other states on issues like developing a common strategy with respect to china. core butacy...
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and what is the united states supreme court done? nothing. nothing -- those individuals on that court those justices took an oath to uphold the constitution. and they have utterly failed us. in virtually every state that has been in contention particularly the battleground states, that part of the constitution has been violated. in georgia, when the secretary of state entered into a consent decree with stacey abrams to change voting system that is the signature requirement. he usurp power of the state legislature pure and simple in pennsylvania, the state legislature usurp so many times i can't even count it by the governor. by the secretary of state, by a rogue democrat controlled and lengted elect the staid supreme court that case went to the united states supreme court and so far what is the court done? an 18-word -- don't come back we're not going to deal with it and it is not just pennsylvania and georgia. same thing happened in michigan. michigan, same thing is happened in almost all of these sta stats where you have democrats controlli
and what is the united states supreme court done? nothing. nothing -- those individuals on that court those justices took an oath to uphold the constitution. and they have utterly failed us. in virtually every state that has been in contention particularly the battleground states, that part of the constitution has been violated. in georgia, when the secretary of state entered into a consent decree with stacey abrams to change voting system that is the signature requirement. he usurp power of...
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states american will continue to be so for however long he remains president of the united states he's not to be trusted on anything do you think joe biden is going to move the american embassy back to tell of a are you kidding he's made it quite clear that he's the staunchest zionist friend of. of israel that could possibly be in office so i hope that he and kids start a happy sleeping in that caught that they're going to share for the next few years kiss our has to look out either of them having any power under any circumstances because they are clearly not clear thinkers they clearly don't believe in human rights they clearly have no interest in the law to have no interest in the united nations they have no interest in the geneva conventions they have no interest in any of the things that in near to my heart and to your heart should i'm completely impartial you have campaigned for upholding of u.n. security council resolution resolutions all your life you don't expect biden to reverse the trump position on the golan heights the illegal declaration by the united states of the opposin
states american will continue to be so for however long he remains president of the united states he's not to be trusted on anything do you think joe biden is going to move the american embassy back to tell of a are you kidding he's made it quite clear that he's the staunchest zionist friend of. of israel that could possibly be in office so i hope that he and kids start a happy sleeping in that caught that they're going to share for the next few years kiss our has to look out either of them...
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states and this actions that the united states imposed and the threats that the united states may know and you was willing to openly work with iran so he ran had to acquire these materials because it's a sovereign country it has or it has a right to do so so that's one issue but further the issue that i want to point out includes. back to what you were asking. adam and that is why as you know it's iraq the united states was hostile to iran from day one the problem was the overthrow of the shop the problem was that iran pursued an independent foreign policy if the united states had behaved in a reasonable and rational way towards iran instead of helping saddam hussein give them chemical weapons and then afterwards of course sanctions and so on the relationship between iran and the united states if they could have been a reasonable relationship you know scott you know when. it it's very likely that we'll have divided government in january that will mean that a potential biden ministration the limitations on what kind of legislative agenda agenda that he'll be able to pursue and that leav
states and this actions that the united states imposed and the threats that the united states may know and you was willing to openly work with iran so he ran had to acquire these materials because it's a sovereign country it has or it has a right to do so so that's one issue but further the issue that i want to point out includes. back to what you were asking. adam and that is why as you know it's iraq the united states was hostile to iran from day one the problem was the overthrow of the shop...
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back in civilian life, harry truman went into public service with the united states. he always liked to return to his original home surroundings. once he was a partner in a haberdashery shop, which he visits. the death of president roosevelt stunned people in every land. harry s. truman succeeds his former chief as president of the united states and takes the oath of office. the truman home in independence, missouri where we see the president and his daughter margaret. mrs. bess truman, the president's wife, and his aged mother, to whom he was devoted. presidential duties soon called him back to washington. the san francisco conference of which delegates around the world founded the united nations. president truman founded the cause of which he's dedicated himself: peace. >> you all have to recognize that no matter how great our strength that we must deny ourselves the license to do always as we please. no one nation, no regional group can or should expect any special privilege which harms any other nation. >> the putsam conference where it was hoped any predictions w
back in civilian life, harry truman went into public service with the united states. he always liked to return to his original home surroundings. once he was a partner in a haberdashery shop, which he visits. the death of president roosevelt stunned people in every land. harry s. truman succeeds his former chief as president of the united states and takes the oath of office. the truman home in independence, missouri where we see the president and his daughter margaret. mrs. bess truman, the...
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states as its principal obstacle an adversary that the united states has in russia's view. lorded it over other countries unjustly and call the river the shots or made the rules united states wants a normative international system and that has existed roughly for 75 years and russia instead wants his fear of influence international system where it can extend again its power into what is now called central europe and affect western europe and now in the middle east with dolphins help so they want a different world order and anything that is bad for of the united states is good for russia they view it as a 0 sum game and any chance that russia has and this goes frankly for any country to gain insights and thus advantage into what an adversary or another country does they will do it so there are many classic reasons why russia would do this to was could still tear many thanks indeed glencoe and boston massachusetts. president elect joe biden has rolled out his environment and energy team assuring in some governmental 1st sitting clues the 1st black male to head the environment
states as its principal obstacle an adversary that the united states has in russia's view. lorded it over other countries unjustly and call the river the shots or made the rules united states wants a normative international system and that has existed roughly for 75 years and russia instead wants his fear of influence international system where it can extend again its power into what is now called central europe and affect western europe and now in the middle east with dolphins help so they...
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states american will continue to be so for however long he remains president of the united states he's not to be trusted on anything do you think joe biden is going to move the american embassy back to tell the v.a. are you kidding he's made it quite clear that he's the staunchest zionist friend of . of israel that could possibly be in office so he i hope that he and kids start a happy sleeping in that caught that they're going to share for the next few years kiss our reality has to look out either of them having any power under any circumstances because they are clearly not clear thinkers they clearly don't believe in human rights they clearly have no interest in the law to have no interest in the united nations they have no interest in the geneva conventions they have no interest in any of the things that in near to my heart and to your heart should and i'm completely impartial you have campaigned for upholding of u.n. security council resolution resolutions all your life do you don't expect biden to reverse the trump position on the golan heights the illegal declaration by the unite
states american will continue to be so for however long he remains president of the united states he's not to be trusted on anything do you think joe biden is going to move the american embassy back to tell the v.a. are you kidding he's made it quite clear that he's the staunchest zionist friend of . of israel that could possibly be in office so he i hope that he and kids start a happy sleeping in that caught that they're going to share for the next few years kiss our reality has to look out...
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as the united states prepares to transition to a new presidential administration, the atlantic council has brought this event together to shape the thinking on u.s. leadership in the world . and what we know by listening to national,van, the new secretary of state designee tony blinken they intend to lead the , united states in quite a different direction with an emphasis on partners and allies. the united states remains committed to the idea that robust leadership and strong democratic alliances and partnerships being essential to the future. over the course of the event, we will hear from countless figures on a variety of topics. we begin today with a panel on the biden administration's opportunity to renew leadership and re-energize democratic alliances. president elect biden said he would convene democracies in the first year. and the atlantic charter, this august will mark the 80th anniversary of the signing of the atlantic charter. it was signed near the beginning of world war ii. i had hoped this would be more more of a -- more of a global charter and not in atlantic -- more of
as the united states prepares to transition to a new presidential administration, the atlantic council has brought this event together to shape the thinking on u.s. leadership in the world . and what we know by listening to national,van, the new secretary of state designee tony blinken they intend to lead the , united states in quite a different direction with an emphasis on partners and allies. the united states remains committed to the idea that robust leadership and strong democratic...
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meanwhile tensions are escalating between the united states and iran u.s. president donald trump blamed it on for the budget that attack and threaten to respond militarily the claim was dismissed by the new chief of tehran's elite force part of iran islamic revolutionary guards corps on a recent visit to their off capital is my if on the replaced qassam so they money who was assassinated in a u.s. drone strike in january the white house is now concerned about what iranian backed forces in there up might do ahead of the anniversary of solar money's death well discuss this shortly with our guests but 1st let's take a closer look at the main iran backed militias in there and up the popular mobilization forces was formed in 2014 after a call from leading shiite cleric ali assistant for at all pleased to join the fighting us eisel its members are mostly shiite muslims and many of them are supported by you dons government. has but it was set up in 2003 just before the invasion of it up by the u.s. and its allies during the war it carried out many attacks against
meanwhile tensions are escalating between the united states and iran u.s. president donald trump blamed it on for the budget that attack and threaten to respond militarily the claim was dismissed by the new chief of tehran's elite force part of iran islamic revolutionary guards corps on a recent visit to their off capital is my if on the replaced qassam so they money who was assassinated in a u.s. drone strike in january the white house is now concerned about what iranian backed forces in there...
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trump for president of the united states of america. [applause] as chairman, i announce that we will now continue with the balloting for the office of president of united states of release the we will official balance of the office of the secretary of state for distribution and marketing. -- and marking. chair stringer: after tallying the votes for the office of president of the united states of america, i am honored to report that all texas' 38 presidential electors of -- have heir ballots for the honorable michael pence for office of vice president of the united states. [applause] proceeding to the next order of business, as required by the united states constitution, we must prepare six certificates of votes. this document requires each elector's signature. they will now be distributed to you by the secretary of state's staff. please be certain to sign above your typed name. you will find a total of six certificates. as we begin to sign the certificate, mr. brendan anthony will perform "america the beautiful." ♪ ]the beautiful" ♪
trump for president of the united states of america. [applause] as chairman, i announce that we will now continue with the balloting for the office of president of united states of release the we will official balance of the office of the secretary of state for distribution and marketing. -- and marking. chair stringer: after tallying the votes for the office of president of the united states of america, i am honored to report that all texas' 38 presidential electors of -- have heir ballots for...
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he addresses it to the united states supreme court. the justices of the supreme court, each nominated by president and confirmed by the senate to serve for life. they have been 92 judges in the 170 year flow of the court's continuity. who are they? not men of marble or parchment, but men of flesh and blood who have risen to great responsibility. ♪ john marshall, born a poor boy in a log cabin learned the law his hard way teaching himself. the government was young and untried when he became chief justice, but 34 years of his decisions, helped make it helped make it strong. oliver wendell holmes like parties and the theater, but he gave the country some of its noblest judicial opinions. justice holmes loved america. when he died, he left all he had to united states government. this is chief justice earl warren, appointed in 1953 by president eisenhower. earl warren was a man with the joys and worries of sons and daughters in his life, a family man and a writer of decisions, that have changed american history. justice william o. douglas
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our initiative did not look we expect supports not sanctions from our nato ally the united states of america. good evening just gone 6 o'clock here in moscow you with r.t. international. has congratulated joe biden on victory in the us presidential election to members of the electoral college across the united states officially declared biden the winner well the russian president had waited for that official confirmation of the when putin says any contact with the new administration is welcome and that cooperation is in everybody's interest however don't trump still insists that his. legal challenge over alleged to fruit will continue meanwhile the trump ministrations attorney general who has resigned yearly and found no evidence of widespread election for that kind of morbid reports from new york. donald trump is still not conceding donald trump says he is the legitimate winner of the 2020 election you know it's not over we keep going and we're going to continue to go forward we have numerous local cases where you know in some of the states a good rig from the from now there was a l
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and by the way, not just the united states requires this. others like france and germany require this, the eu until recently and they provided a three month delay until march 15th as i understand it. but we find ourselves in a really difficult situation, because the law was not complied with and as required. so, what is your process now; what do you plan to do with regards to the aed and the lack of it coming in on january 1st? >> so, a couple things, senator. first of all, i mean, working with the postal service we are still hopeful that those aed numbers will go up on january 1st. collectively, the three agencies we have in front of us today, we are implementing the strategy through the state department to verify, again, to notify the parties involved that through the upu, this requirement is still in effect on january 1st. the postal service is working to notify through the aed those operators that this is still in effect on january 1st. we have been hoping that these foreign postal operators will comply. from an operational perspective w
and by the way, not just the united states requires this. others like france and germany require this, the eu until recently and they provided a three month delay until march 15th as i understand it. but we find ourselves in a really difficult situation, because the law was not complied with and as required. so, what is your process now; what do you plan to do with regards to the aed and the lack of it coming in on january 1st? >> so, a couple things, senator. first of all, i mean,...
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again, it appears in a bipartisan way that the united it's congress and -- the united states congress and the last two presidents, particularly the trump administration, have boosted up the defense budget to the point where it's now almost 750 billion dollars a year the national defense budget which is substantially higher than the cold war average even after adjusting for inflation. that's the good news. but the more difficult news from the point of view of yourself and the service chiefs and others -- is that it now appears that budgets are likely to remain flat perhaps at best going forward given the size of the deficit and the debt the covid environment and even the world that we saw before covid because the trump administration's own projections a year ago were that the buildup would end and that defense budgets would probably at best keep up with inflation and yet we know secretary mattis in 2018 when he released the national defense strategy and the commission that followed all said that we needed three percent to five percent annual real growth indefinitely to properly impleme
again, it appears in a bipartisan way that the united it's congress and -- the united states congress and the last two presidents, particularly the trump administration, have boosted up the defense budget to the point where it's now almost 750 billion dollars a year the national defense budget which is substantially higher than the cold war average even after adjusting for inflation. that's the good news. but the more difficult news from the point of view of yourself and the service chiefs and...
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states to the iranian people the united states has a great respect for the people of iran and does not think to prevent them from accessing medical supplies or care. president troublous committed just supporting the people of iran and hopes one day for a better future between our 2 peoples you can say that humanitarian trade is exempted it is but when the owner of probably 90 plus percent of the foreign exchange in iran are available to iran is the central bank which can't be used for that trade now it's hard to say that trade can happen and so that's that's been a particular failing of trump administration's policy is both kind of the. the steps taken to close off those areas that are available for that kind of trade and the kind of unwillingness of the administration and its officials to support that trade and it's been a real problem it makes life for the ordinary iranians worse even though the administration claims to support ordinary iranians and it's plain bad policy that soldiers. in september $29000.00 there was a drone attack on an oil refinery in saudi arabia to see rebels in
states to the iranian people the united states has a great respect for the people of iran and does not think to prevent them from accessing medical supplies or care. president troublous committed just supporting the people of iran and hopes one day for a better future between our 2 peoples you can say that humanitarian trade is exempted it is but when the owner of probably 90 plus percent of the foreign exchange in iran are available to iran is the central bank which can't be used for that...
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states navy, the unite states marine corps has had every commitment tohe arctic, we want to operate in the arctic today more historically although as you know the navy has operated consistently into the arctic since the incepon of ourubmarine force is just you cannot see our vessels today we need the visible presence ashe chief of naval operations talked about a few moments ago power. projection in the ability to ensure our partners and allies and were own people that we the united states navy have the first and forost inur minds. we are about to release an arctic strategy that you and i a talked about during a recent trip to alaska in the importance and how the blueprint will recommit ourselves in ata visibe way to activities in the arctic. but we must recognize if we don't step forward quickly, those who have challenged us on the stage of great power competition are there, i've seen it russia has re-militarized arctic and china has rommitted itself to build icebreakers, to be able to move its product from its homelando western markets and half the amoun of time that is historicall
states navy, the unite states marine corps has had every commitment tohe arctic, we want to operate in the arctic today more historically although as you know the navy has operated consistently into the arctic since the incepon of ourubmarine force is just you cannot see our vessels today we need the visible presence ashe chief of naval operations talked about a few moments ago power. projection in the ability to ensure our partners and allies and were own people that we the united states navy...
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clearly russia represents some kind of threat to the united states. no one is suggesting that but the bigger threat we face by any calculation, if you talk to the pentagon and fbi, the cia, the biggest challenge we face is china. what you have is a circumstance where people who frankly no better in the intelligence committee on capitol hill are engaged on what you have to call a misdirection. they want us to focus over here at russia when the real threat china over here. by any measure, russia is a declining power, china is an ascending power. yet, they have no interest in talking about china at all. i'll note that when joe biden left the vice presidency in january 2017, he set up a biden center at the university of pennsylvania there are all kinds of questions about, was there's chinese money there? is an open discussion and something that needs to be investigated but look what they did, they set up a biden center and said america faces three threats on the global stage today. those are global warming, international terrorism and russia. no mention o
clearly russia represents some kind of threat to the united states. no one is suggesting that but the bigger threat we face by any calculation, if you talk to the pentagon and fbi, the cia, the biggest challenge we face is china. what you have is a circumstance where people who frankly no better in the intelligence committee on capitol hill are engaged on what you have to call a misdirection. they want us to focus over here at russia when the real threat china over here. by any measure, russia...
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undersea cable between the united states and hong kong. was necessary to mitigate national security concerns and protect u.s. data. the u.s. is coordinating with partner to secure americans' sensitive information against the communist party's attempt to exploit the growing 5g infrastructure. we will issue an advisory cautioning against data services and equipment from firms linked to the prc. this advisory highlight examples of the prc government leveraging prc institutions like businesses, organizations, citizens to covertly access to pursue its national security goals. dhs flags instances where chinese companies collect data on american consumers to steal intellectual property. ccp aligned firms rake in tremendous profits as a result. as an example, dhs is reviewing the chinese manufacturer tcl. it was discovered they incorporated backdoors into its tv sets exposing users to cyber breaches and data exculpation. support received state to compete in the electronics market, which has propelled it to the third-largest television manufacturer
undersea cable between the united states and hong kong. was necessary to mitigate national security concerns and protect u.s. data. the u.s. is coordinating with partner to secure americans' sensitive information against the communist party's attempt to exploit the growing 5g infrastructure. we will issue an advisory cautioning against data services and equipment from firms linked to the prc. this advisory highlight examples of the prc government leveraging prc institutions like businesses,...
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and the united states puts the people proved to to cuba. the reason were having this conversation now as i remember calling michelle up over the summer. is it written in the language of the military commission. to describe what happened 75 or 80 years ago. let's talk about that language. you call people high-value detainees in that book. i think i call them the highest value detainees. those were that do liberators. you described accurately in the terms of the american reception of it. i never made that connection until you just did. america shows that it can fight back. they all seem to make america feel better. i have virtually no strategic significance. one of the things i tried to do in this book for reasons we can get into. i became fascinated by it. the perspective of the japanese on the raiders. i think you can look at at it with the opportunity to show that we are in this war and we are in it. the doolittle raid was 911. it was the first time that it was ever attacked from abroad. the basic assumptions of japanese life appended all
and the united states puts the people proved to to cuba. the reason were having this conversation now as i remember calling michelle up over the summer. is it written in the language of the military commission. to describe what happened 75 or 80 years ago. let's talk about that language. you call people high-value detainees in that book. i think i call them the highest value detainees. those were that do liberators. you described accurately in the terms of the american reception of it. i never...
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united states pulling out of the deal. of consequence is an attempt to try to prevent a precedent from being established where iran will just accept actions like that without responding and i think there's a fear in iran of just the power dynamics and if the ron allows the united states to kind of push it around like that then i think they fear that it's a very slippery slope and in washington there is already this campaign by those who opposed entering the deal in the 1st place to try to undermine diplomacy under obama who are i think trying to adjust to what biden has said and acknowledging that this is the path of united states policy and they're trying to say look don't go into the deal yet let's try to use some of those sanctions to get more out of iran let's you know that lets them. and that there are further constraints not just on iran's nuclear program but i believe that missiles and potentially iran's activities to the region and really are you know from my vantage point attempting to put the cart ahead of the ho
united states pulling out of the deal. of consequence is an attempt to try to prevent a precedent from being established where iran will just accept actions like that without responding and i think there's a fear in iran of just the power dynamics and if the ron allows the united states to kind of push it around like that then i think they fear that it's a very slippery slope and in washington there is already this campaign by those who opposed entering the deal in the 1st place to try to...
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in the united states. hosting two u.s. senate runoffs for control of the united states senate. think about how far we've come, columbus, that your standard bearers are the young jewish son of an immigrant mentored by john lewis and a black preacher who holds dr. king's pulpit at ebenezer baptist church. columbus, think about how far we've come. good trouble. and we're running against like the bonnie and clyde of corruption in american politics. columbus, how did we wind up with kelly and david? two united states senators more concerned concerned with lining their own pockets without looking for we the people who pay their salaries. and retirement is coming for kelly loeffler and david perdue. we have the power, columbus. we have the power to hold them accountable. and we have bigger and better things to discuss than david perdue and kelly loeffler, like where we go from here. georgia has the power to decide where we go from here. we have the power to right the -- write the next chapter in american history,
in the united states. hosting two u.s. senate runoffs for control of the united states senate. think about how far we've come, columbus, that your standard bearers are the young jewish son of an immigrant mentored by john lewis and a black preacher who holds dr. king's pulpit at ebenezer baptist church. columbus, think about how far we've come. good trouble. and we're running against like the bonnie and clyde of corruption in american politics. columbus, how did we wind up with kelly and david?...
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clearly russia represents some kind of a threat to the united states. no one is suggesting that but the bigger threat that we face by any calculation, if you talk to the pentagon or the fbi or to the cia, the biggest challenge we face is china. what you have is a circumstance where people who frankly, no better, in the intelligence community on capitol hill are engaged in what you have to call eight misdirection. they want us to focus over here at russia when the real threat is china over here and by any measure russia is a declining power, china is an ascending power. yet, they've had no interest in talking about china at all. i will note that when joe biden left the vice presidency in january 2017 he set up the biden center in the university of pennsylvania and there's all kinds of questions about was there chinese money that flowed there and that's an open discussion and something that needs to be investigated but look at what they did? they set up the biden center and they said america faces three threats on the global stage today, those are: global
clearly russia represents some kind of a threat to the united states. no one is suggesting that but the bigger threat that we face by any calculation, if you talk to the pentagon or the fbi or to the cia, the biggest challenge we face is china. what you have is a circumstance where people who frankly, no better, in the intelligence community on capitol hill are engaged in what you have to call eight misdirection. they want us to focus over here at russia when the real threat is china over here...
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states, the ballots that are cast in the united states are tabulated in the united states. >> are you where many instances were smartmatic technology was banned in the u.s. in 2020 dues to security weaknesses or wrongdoing. >> i'm not i am not aware of any instances where smartmatic technology was banned in the u.s., it is my understanding that outside of one customer in los angeles county smartmatic has no presence in the voting technology marketplace in the a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam® is clinically proven to shorten colds! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam zinc that cold! you can adjust your comfort on both sides - your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable will it help me keep up with mom? you got this so you can really promise better sleep? not promise. prove. don't miss our weekend s
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of jar skwra will decide which party controls the united states senate and therefore the united states government. already more than 71,000 people who did not vote in the general election last month have requested mail-in ballots for the january 5th runoff. how can we be certain this election is on the level and what's at stake? donald trump jr. thinks a lot's at stake. he joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you very much, tucker. i appreciate it. >> tucker: how can we be certain that this election is above suspicion in the way it's conducted? >> first and foremost we have to pressure our legislators to make sure they are watching these things. that they don't allow this craziness that's gone on all over the country to go on, where people don't have to follow the rule of law. they can adjust the law. people who aren't actually allowed to make laws are implementing new laws that people have to live by and then saying, too late, we have to figure this out. this kind of stuff is insanity and has to be pushed back on. we can't allow it to happen. we can't allow ourselv
of jar skwra will decide which party controls the united states senate and therefore the united states government. already more than 71,000 people who did not vote in the general election last month have requested mail-in ballots for the january 5th runoff. how can we be certain this election is on the level and what's at stake? donald trump jr. thinks a lot's at stake. he joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you very much, tucker. i appreciate it. >> tucker: how...
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japanese scientists who worked at unit 731 were granted amnesty by the united states in exchange for information on the biological weapons program the japanese who did bad science killed thousands of people doing it got off scot free and they ended up going back to the universities and became chairman of departments and became captains of industry and and now on happy lives. successive japanese governments have been extremely reluctant to take responsibility for atrocities committed during world war 2. all the major powers have dabbled in the germ warfare but the british scientists did their grim work here in this research establishment they stored 50 kilograms of bacteriological age enough to kill every living thing on earth. the british experimented with typhoid dysentery and cholera testing these pathogens on animals . if you're using live agent tests and this was done out in the ocean in many cases what you would do is tie animals on cages on deck and disperse the agent and see how well it would affect the animals and this was also done for example by the united kingdom with shee
japanese scientists who worked at unit 731 were granted amnesty by the united states in exchange for information on the biological weapons program the japanese who did bad science killed thousands of people doing it got off scot free and they ended up going back to the universities and became chairman of departments and became captains of industry and and now on happy lives. successive japanese governments have been extremely reluctant to take responsibility for atrocities committed during...
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but the united states is nowhere to be found and this is the number one strike against the united states today. is not misinformation but us losing the global position in the world. because then that's it. >> amanda strategy. >> we will lose it. >> so i will read a couple of them had you see the trend impacting the middle east would be and the direction of more global securities? do you think those such as boko haram is a threat to us interest? and many others you spoke to. >> anytime we have an arab state militia so how much impact we will have? none. this will help those that did not show up by the way if there is the biden administration. but the meeting with the russians so there are a lot of people who are evil on - - involved with the obama administration. for from the friends and allies. >> so i think it is a win-win situation but this is the end it will not change the situation on the ground and those who are doing business under the table but that is what has been accomplished. so i am but then but if that would have been the conflict or the situation and. >> or the situation wi
but the united states is nowhere to be found and this is the number one strike against the united states today. is not misinformation but us losing the global position in the world. because then that's it. >> amanda strategy. >> we will lose it. >> so i will read a couple of them had you see the trend impacting the middle east would be and the direction of more global securities? do you think those such as boko haram is a threat to us interest? and many others you spoke to....
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the corona virus is ravaging the united states just last week the daily death toll from code 19 hit a record high of more than 2800 yesterday a new record more than 3 sales have now and remember the thanksgiving holiday it was 2 weeks ago today the surge from that super spreader event is only now beginning and hospitals are already flooded with coated patients testing the elasticities of america's health care system like never before how much more before it snaps i'm forgotten berlin this is the day. when you hear that every 56 homes in america any standing you know that we're in big trouble this build a lot of our result in haiti people are really special at this point striving to get back to some kind of wearing a mask physical distancing avoiding grounds that she will stand as we get into the back seat. not that he's going through and through for a few months for people if they're about me. also coming up big trouble for big tech almost every u.s. state has joined the u.s. government to suit facebook they argue there was nothing fair and square when the social media company became
the corona virus is ravaging the united states just last week the daily death toll from code 19 hit a record high of more than 2800 yesterday a new record more than 3 sales have now and remember the thanksgiving holiday it was 2 weeks ago today the surge from that super spreader event is only now beginning and hospitals are already flooded with coated patients testing the elasticities of america's health care system like never before how much more before it snaps i'm forgotten berlin this is...
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russia to where it should be as it is a big you know concern or risk a threat united states and that of course does not a whole new very optimistic on all of the 3 accounts here but i agree with everything you're going to say you know george had said that it doesn't it doesn't really worry me is that you know like i said once a russia gate are always a russia gator and they're going to end now they have the levers of power to it on it and i think you know when we look at you know trying to solve them russia maybe the evidence doesn't show that whatsoever what worries me is a even more i mean it gets down to at the at the end of the day you know what kind of conflict do you want to have what i would call conflict or a hot one because it's going to be a conflict no matter what. yes that's right they talking because they want to sound very soothing because the base of this foreign policy that we're talking about is something of very unpopular among the american public so they basically kept all this hidden and why i say sue things i will return to the new start treaty maybe we'll return
russia to where it should be as it is a big you know concern or risk a threat united states and that of course does not a whole new very optimistic on all of the 3 accounts here but i agree with everything you're going to say you know george had said that it doesn't it doesn't really worry me is that you know like i said once a russia gate are always a russia gator and they're going to end now they have the levers of power to it on it and i think you know when we look at you know trying to...
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the session in the united states is a divorce and the car. rolls out across the largest country in the world every region in russia prepares to give covert vaccinations in the hope of avoiding hard lock downs over the festive period . dirty dealing dossie films drug gangs taking over parts of the police report a rise in their activity since last summer in the german capital. plus the u.s. the electoral college begins costing its votes to determine the next president's all but the feeling joe biden's with donald trump still digging in with allegations of widespread fraud. a very well welcome it's 10 pm here in moscow and you're watching aussie international with me karen. are russia has a fast track to the rollout of its sputnik vivax aim to reach every region for the new year period and in some parts of the country the vaccination program is already underway his hope to bring down daily infections which peaks here in russia at the start of the month but of course that has more on today's developments. today's the day that sputnik vs finally m
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the senate of the united states. two by registered mail to the archivist of the united states. one to the chief judge of the u.s. district court for delaware. madam secretary, prepare and sign the minutes of these proceedings, please. mr. secretary, the electors have concluded their business and are adjourned. forhank you electors performing your constitutional duties today. for josephhree votes --iden and connelly d harris kamala d. harris for president and vice president of the united states. before we conclude, does anyone wish to make remarks? >> i will. thank you for such a safe process for us. to execute this process today. this is the year 2020. 100th anniversary of women's suffrage. thank -- [no audio] the many women in america, especially african-american voted, butnot only educated many other americans on how to register and vote in 2020. i want to thank the parents and teachers and community members in our country to educate our children and youth, to understand u.s. government, our constitution, the rule
the senate of the united states. two by registered mail to the archivist of the united states. one to the chief judge of the u.s. district court for delaware. madam secretary, prepare and sign the minutes of these proceedings, please. mr. secretary, the electors have concluded their business and are adjourned. forhank you electors performing your constitutional duties today. for josephhree votes --iden and connelly d harris kamala d. harris for president and vice president of the united states....
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soi those are in the united states. so i suppose that is why it is so i suppose that is why it is so important that everywhere around the world there is faith in vaccine effort and the effo rts in vaccine effort and the efforts of government to keep people safe and control the virus as well. let's get some of the days of the news now. talks between european and british negotiators are going on late into the night again. this was food arriving a little earlier. urgent compromises are being sought in key areas including fishing rights and competition rules. it is suspected that michel barnier will go back to brussels on friday to proof leaders on the state of play. facebook has said it will remove false claims about covid—19 vaccines from its platforms over the coming weeks. the social media giant says it has already ruled misinformation on facebook and instagram involving claims about the origin and treatment of the virus. it is not clear whether similar post will be removed from its encrypted whatsapp service. banglad
soi those are in the united states. so i suppose that is why it is so i suppose that is why it is so important that everywhere around the world there is faith in vaccine effort and the effo rts in vaccine effort and the efforts of government to keep people safe and control the virus as well. let's get some of the days of the news now. talks between european and british negotiators are going on late into the night again. this was food arriving a little earlier. urgent compromises are being...
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he is famous asa the united states. he is famous as a lawyer and has been on all the other major networks. we had no idea she was going to make that statement and i believe that statement is insane, it's crazy, it is possibly illegal, but it is certainly inappropriate. no one at newsmax is a record for that. but somebody said this in your promoting that and i think it is grossly unfair we have no history, we have said consistently and i have said publicly that if joe consistently and i have said publicly that ifjoe biden wins the electoral college, he is president and newsmax will respect it as the united states and is inaugurated as president elect. it is very unfair and unusualfor elect. it is very unfair and unusual for the bbc to call people out on something as silly as this. in just one more point for the regular contributor under airwaves. he is also, an occasional guest. he is an occasional guest and a plaintiff in this case. and he has appeared on other media. plaintiff in this case. and he has appeared on other
he is famous asa the united states. he is famous as a lawyer and has been on all the other major networks. we had no idea she was going to make that statement and i believe that statement is insane, it's crazy, it is possibly illegal, but it is certainly inappropriate. no one at newsmax is a record for that. but somebody said this in your promoting that and i think it is grossly unfair we have no history, we have said consistently and i have said publicly that if joe consistently and i have...
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also just reasserting the united states' role on that global stage. i think during the trump administration there has been a conscious effort to recede from some of those responsibilities and participate in multilat rare -- multilateral organizations such as the w.h.o. and others. final finally i think it's to deal with some of those more concerning longer term threats that are insidious in tells of the impact on the international stage which is climate change, cyber, other pandemics thatchan. -- dealing with all these issues simultaneously and ensuring proper a of resources and attention dedicated to all of them, again, domestically as well as internationally. mark: excellent stuff. let me drilled down one level deeper, if you don't mind. we just went through a comprehensive list. anyone of those issues by themselves would be unbelievable -- is unbelievably challenging, but, as you mention, they have this whole panoply ahead of them and they have to make some decisions in terms of how to resource allocation. in your role at the white house where you
also just reasserting the united states' role on that global stage. i think during the trump administration there has been a conscious effort to recede from some of those responsibilities and participate in multilat rare -- multilateral organizations such as the w.h.o. and others. final finally i think it's to deal with some of those more concerning longer term threats that are insidious in tells of the impact on the international stage which is climate change, cyber, other pandemics thatchan....