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The Charlie Kirk Show
Are People Waking Up to the Injustice of J6? Cynthia Hughes Weighs In
"Cynthia, let me ask you, do you feel as if that more and more people are starting to care and wake up to the awful treatment and the injustice of these January 6th defendants? Are you feeling hopeful? I mean, you know, Charlie, you and I are both we're very faithful of people, right? So you have to, you have to have hope. And that's the only way through a crisis like this, right? Am I seeing a turn of the tide? I mean, I guess maybe a little bit, but not as much as I would like to at this at this point. You have a father's. During our break and I was watching you and one of your interviews, you know, and here you talk about a father being absent from the home. I mean, that's what we're seeing in a lot of these and a lot of these families now. You know, you're talking a young man. Let's talk about Jordan mink, who is still sitting in the D.C. jail over two years now, just went through, you know, just got took his plea deal. He's got a young son in her. And his fiance, she's a wonderful mother, and they have great support, but you still have a young boy, a very impressionable age, separated from his father. You're going to hear their story in the first installment of our docuseries. And you're going to see the pain in this family. You know, young boy who wants to be playing ball with his dad and going fishing. And fishing and doing things that, you know, young boys should be doing what their fathers, same thing with the Padilla family, you're going to see about them, and you're going to hear from his voice, you know, in the docuseries as well. You're talking three teenage boys separated from their father.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Cynthia Hughes Shares the Tragic Story of a J6 Defendant
"Talk about Jose Padilla. Jose Padilla has been in the D.C. jail since January of 2021 or maybe February 2021. He has three sons. His wife is now working two or three jobs, and the oldest boy is helping mom pay utility bills. I just got a call from the family recently, just a few days ago, one of their cars now has broken down. If patriot freedom project didn't exist, and we didn't tell these stories through the book due process denied, that is, how would these people be able to keep their heads above water? And Jose is not going to trial anytime soon. Right now it's set for May and it might get delayed again. He's been denied bond and they still haven't had a visit with each other. You're talking over two years that this man has been separated from his wife in history incredible sons. And he's not the only one in the D.C. jail that is still sitting in pre trial detention. So what is he what is he being charged with? You know, he is being charged with violent crime, but there's a lot of people Charlie that are being charged with a violent crime that did not commit violence to that guy. Yeah, I believe. For example, I'm sure you're familiar with the very large Trump sign that there was a ton of people standing underneath and they were walking underneath it and ray eps, the famous raps underneath that that's yeah, so lots of people have been charged with assaults, you know, assault with a weapon, deadly weapon for just touching that sign.
Crypto Current
Predicting the Future of DAOs
"Right, so first question I have is I've met some people that are major evangelists of dows. They think dows are going to completely change the future and are super innovative and I personally don't quite see that just yet, but again, I'm not involved in a dowel so maybe I'm missing something but to me they resemble company with voting rights or social clubs like Soho house. So I'm curious what your take is on what innovation and how much progress a doubt can contribute versus existing models. So I think dows are really exciting because when I left college I was pretty determined to start a company and so you go through all the steps of forming an LLC and that can be kind of a barrier of entry to a lot of people. Then you have the ability to as people were unifying and things that they were all commonly interested in on Reddit. A lot of people have explained daos as a Reddit with a bank account, which I think is kind of cool and a little bit accurate. So instead of people having to go and figure out how to start a company, there's all these dows created whether they're social Dow's investment dials or product dials. But something that everyone's interested in, where they can essentially go and it's fully automated and they can onboard themselves and essentially start or be a part of a company very seamlessly without having to go through the LLC registration, eins plugged into a bank account. All the other additional tax burdens that go with that as well. So I think it's kind of cool that you can very easily go and become a part of something that's interesting to you.
The Charlie Kirk Show
How Many J6 Defendants Are Still in PRE-Trial Detention?
"We are at the two year anniversary here. Let me ask you, and by the way, God bless you for the work you're doing. And the website is patriot patriot freedom project dot com if people want to support it, I encourage them to do that. How many people are still in pretrial detention? Two years later. So you have just over a hundred people that are still, you know, that are in jail, right? And of that number, you have maybe 40 people that are in pretrial detention. You have people that are awaiting sentencing, you have people that are awaiting who have been sentenced and are awaiting transfer to prison. People think everybody is in the D.C. jail. That's not true. There's only about 17 or 18 guys left at the D.C. jail. Some of them have already been sentenced. Some of them are still waiting trial, like Jose Padilla. He has not had his day in court. And he's not going to go to trial. So the summer. He's been in jail for two years. Pete Schwartz, he's been in jail for almost two years. He just went to trial. He was found guilty. Of course, in record time. And I'll tell you what's also happening in a lot of use cases. You know, in D.C., nobody is going to get a fair trial Charlie. We all know that. And Pete Schwartz trial, you had a drawer in the drawer box who literally stood up in the middle of trial. She did not like the videos that were being shown. She ran out of the courtroom, ran out of the drawer box, ran out of the courtroom. I mean, it's unheard of. And there should have been a mistrial right then and there. But not this judge, the judge said no. We're going to continue on. And then when the verdict came in and all these remember found guilty, you had jurors giving these men the middle finger. This is unprecedented what we're dealing with. And this DoJ is not done. We have a very failed judicial system and we're in big trouble here and we're going to be dealing with this until January of 25 when hopefully we have a president in The White House just going to say enough is enough now.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
California's Dr. Cordie Williams Announces His Candidacy for U.S. Senate
"Doctor cordy Williams. Welcome back to America first. Thanks for having me. It's an honor. An absolute honor, as always. So tell me what is it a big day to today is that your birthday what's going on Cody? Well, you know, today is the day that we take back the republic and we take back those areas of this beautiful nation that folks in Palm Beach and consultants around the United States are saying that is impossible, but we're seeing through Virginia. We're seeing through New Jersey, but what was once impossible is now possible and I'm announcing my candidacy for the United States Senate is we're going to take on Alex Padilla and we're going to take on these ideologies that are counter choice and encounter the future of our kids, honestly. Remind millions of listeners which seat this is why Padilla has this seat in California. Well, he certainly didn't get elected by these Californians that aren't that are enjoying inflation and gas prices that are through the roof. When a certain lady that might as well be a criminal, instead of being thrown in jail of all time ago, Kamala Harris, went to Pennsylvania avenue, however she got there. I don't really understand it. A lot of people don't as well. What do you mean hang on hang on hang on Cory stuffing stuff? You mean you don't understand why a woman who got less than 2% in the Democrat primaries ends up one heartbeat away from the presidency? I mean, you're learned man. You're a doctor. How can you not understand that logical progression from having an affair with a married man to becoming the vice president?
Democracy Now! Audio
"padilla" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"You have truly been one of the euros of this era and a adam is a symbol of the way. Is that the war on terror. Criminalized people adema soon is a palestinian-born man and who survive. He grew up in the lebanese civil war of one thousand nine hundred eighty s and immigrated to florida in one thousand nine hundred s and as a refugee himself an active participant in his community in miami and south florida community. There he wrote a lot of checks to refugee charities people that he thought were helping refugees. In helping war victims in places like bosnia where the words became genocidal in the balkans against a balkan muslims and ultimately among the people that he met and tried to help was convert named jose. Padilla jose padilla would after nine eleven become famous as someone john ashcroft accused of trying to set off radiological weapon inside the united states and very shortly after that happened. Deal was at first place in military custody in american citizen. That was allowed at the time. The feds came for adam and even though adamant committed no violence at head done nothing criminal. The immigration authorities locked him up and they leaned on him to ryan inform on his community to try and informant and he refused to do that. He considered it a front to his dignity. He considered it unjust and as a result he spent a tremendous amount of time spent years in a jails in florida while ultimately the fbi and the local prosecutor who eventually be the trump cabinet member. Alex kosta came with pretexts to prosecute him. He was originally charged as a co defendant. Jose padilla who is now placed in federal custody and even though there was no way the government could connect him to any active violence. The thanks to the patriot act and thanks to frankly the atmosphere politically in the years after nine eleven that he could be charged with things that simply were not acts of violence or active active contribution to specific people committing specific acts of violence that the government could name and he was convicted and as he was sentenced. The judge reduced his sense. The feds were seeking life or adam because the judge recognized that the government couldn't wait to any act that he act of violence that he was responsible for that was in two thousand seven. He served until all twenty seven team in federal prison a variety of federal prisons and then in two thousand seventeen. When he had finished his sentence he had figured that he would be deported. That ultimately he would go back to probably lebanon. He was kind of done as you can imagine with the united states at that point but he didn't what happened instead was that he was sent into ice detention in western new york outside of buffalo at a place called and after the patriot act became one. Two thousand one. It was. Great civil libertarian. Fear over one of its provisions section four twelve section four twelve any non deportable non-citizen which is to say a state was person who doesn't have a country that will take that person in who is deemed a threat to national security by the authorities ultimately in this case the determination is made by the secretary of homeland. Security could be imprisoned indefinitely. That never happened throughout the whole war on terror until it was time to keep adam..
Democracy Now! Audio
"padilla" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"His soon is a symbol of the way. Is that the war on terror. Criminalized people adema soon is a palestinian-born man and who survive. He grew up in the lebanese civil war of one thousand nine hundred eighty s and immigrated to florida in one thousand nine hundred ninety s and as a refugee himself an active participant in his community in miami and south florida community. There he wrote a lot of checks to refugee charities people that he thought were helping refugees. In helping war victims in places like bosnia where the words became genocidal in the balkans against a balkan muslims and ultimately among the people that he met and tried to help was convert named jose. Padilla jose padilla would after nine eleven become famous as someone john ashcroft accused of trying to set off radiological weapon inside the united states and very shortly after that happened. Deal was at first place in military custody in american citizen. That was allowed at the time. The feds came for adam and even though adamant committed no violence at head done nothing criminal. The immigration authorities locked him up and they leaned on him to ryan inform on his community to try and informant and he refused to do that. He considered it a front to his dignity. He considered it unjust and as a result he spent a tremendous amount of time spent years in a jails in florida while ultimately the fbi and the local prosecutor who eventually be the trump cabinet member. Alex kosta came with pretexts to prosecute him. He was originally charged as a co defendant. Jose padilla who is now placed in federal custody and even though there was no way the government could connect him to any active violence. The thanks to the patriot act and thanks to frankly the atmosphere politically in the years after nine eleven that he could be charged with things that simply were not acts of violence or active active contribution to specific people committing specific acts of violence that the government could name and he was convicted and as he was sentenced. The judge reduced his sense. The feds were seeking life or adam because the judge recognized that the government couldn't to any act that he act of violence that he was responsible for that was in two thousand seven. He served until twenty twenty-seven in federal prison a variety of federal prisons and then in two thousand seventeen. When he had finished his sentence he had figured that he would be deported. That ultimately he would go back to probably lebanon. He was kind of done as you can imagine with the united states at that point but he didn't what happened instead was that he was sent into ice detention in western new york outside of buffalo at a place called and after the patriot act became one two thousand one. It was. Great civil libertarian. Fear over one of its provisions section four twelve section four twelve any non deportable non-citizen which is to say a state was person who doesn't have a country that will take that person in who is deemed a threat to national security by the authorities ultimately in this case the determination is made by the secretary of homeland. Security could be imprisoned indefinitely. That never happened throughout the whole war on terror until it was time to keep adam..
Democracy Now! Audio
"padilla" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"You have truly been one of the euros of this era and a adam. His soon is a symbol of the way. Is that the war on terror. Criminalized people adema soon is a palestinian-born man and who survive. He grew up in the lebanese civil war of one thousand nine hundred eighty s and immigrated to florida in one thousand nine hundred s and as a refugee himself an active participant in his community in in miami and south florida community. There he wrote a lot of checks to refugee charities people that he thought were helping refugees. In helping war victims in places like bosnia where the words became genocidal in the balkans against a balkan muslims and ultimately among the people that he met and tried to help was convert named jose. Padilla jose padilla would after nine eleven become famous as someone john ashcroft accused of trying to set off radiological weapon inside the united states and very shortly after that happened. Deal was at first place in military custody in american citizen. That was allowed at the time. The feds came for adam and even though adamant committed no violence at head done nothing criminal. The immigration authorities locked him up and they leaned on him to ryan inform on his community to try and dna informant and he refused to do that. He considered it a front to his dignity. He considered it unjust and as a result he spent a tremendous amount of time spent years in a jails in florida while ultimately the fbi and the local prosecutor who eventually be the trump cabinet member. Alex kosta came with pretexts to prosecute him. He was originally charged as a co defendant. Jose padilla who is now placed in federal custody and even though there was no way the government could connect him to any active violence. The thanks to the patriot act and thanks to frankly the atmosphere politically in the years after nine eleven that he could be charged with things that simply were not acts of violence or active active contribution to specific people committing specific acts of violence that the government could name and he was convicted and as he was sentenced. The judge reduced his sense. The feds were seeking life or adam because the judge recognized that the government couldn't point to any act that he act of violence that he was responsible for that was in two thousand seven. He served until all twenty seven team in federal prison a variety of federal prisons and then in two thousand seventeen. When he had finished his sentence he had figured that he would be deported. That ultimately he would go back to probably lebanon. He was kind of done as you can imagine with the united states at that point but he didn't what happened instead was that he was sent into ice detention in western new york outside of buffalo at a place called and after the patriot act became one. Two thousand one. It was. Great civil libertarian. Fear over one of its provisions section four twelve section four twelve any non deportable non-citizen which is to say a state was person who doesn't have a country that will take that person in who is deemed a threat to national security by the authorities ultimately in this case the determination is made by the secretary of homeland. Security could be imprisoned indefinitely. That never happened throughout the whole war on terror until it was time to keep adam..
Democracy Now! Audio
"padilla" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"You have truly been one of the euros of this era and a adam. His soon is a symbol of the way. Is that the war on terror. Criminalized people adema soon is a palestinian-born man and who survive. He grew up in the lebanese civil war of one thousand nine hundred eighty s and immigrated to florida in one thousand nine hundred s and as a refugee himself an active participant in his community in miami and south florida community. There he wrote a lot of checks to refugee charities people that he thought were helping refugees. In helping war victims in places like bosnia where the words became genocidal in the balkans against a balkan muslims and ultimately among the people that he met and tried to help was convert named jose. Padilla jose padilla would after nine eleven become famous as someone john ashcroft accused of trying to set off radiological weapon inside the united states and very shortly after that happened. Deal was at first place in military custody in american citizen. That was allowed at the time. The feds came for adam and even though adamant committed no violence at head done nothing criminal. The immigration authorities locked him up and they leaned on him to ryan inform on his community to try and informant and he refused to do that. He considered it a front to his dignity. He considered it unjust and as a result he spent a tremendous amount of time spent years in jails in florida while ultimately the fbi and the local prosecutor who eventually be the trump cabinet member. Alex kosta came with pretexts to prosecute him. He was originally charged as a co defendant. Jose padilla who is now placed in federal custody and even though there was no way the government could connect him to any active violence. The thanks to the patriot act and thanks to frankly the atmosphere politically in the years after nine eleven that he could be charged with things that simply were not acts of violence or active active contribution to specific people committing specific acts of violence that the government could name and he was convicted and as he was sentenced. The judge reduced his sense. The feds were seeking life or adam because the judge recognized that the government couldn't point to any act that he act of violence that he was responsible for that was in two thousand seven. He served until twenty twenty-seven in federal prison a variety of federal prisons and then in two thousand seventeen. When he had finished his sentence he had figured that he would be deported. That ultimately he would go back to probably lebanon. He was kind of done as you can imagine with the united states at that point but he didn't what happened instead was that he was sent into ice detention in western new york outside of buffalo at a place called and after the patriot act became one two thousand one. It was. Great civil libertarian. Fear over one of its provisions section four twelve section four twelve any non deportable non-citizen which is to say a state was person who doesn't have a country that will take that person.
Democracy Now! Audio
"padilla" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"You have truly been one of the euros of this era and a adam is a symbol of the way. Is that the war on terror. Criminalized people adema soon is a palestinian-born man and who survive. He grew up in the lebanese civil war of one thousand nine hundred eighty s and immigrated to florida in one thousand nine hundred s and as a refugee himself an active participant in his community in miami and south florida community. There he wrote a lot of checks to refugee charities people that he thought were helping refugees. In helping war victims in places like bosnia where the words became genocidal in the balkans against a balkan muslims and ultimately among the people that he met and tried to help was convert named jose. Padilla jose padilla would after nine eleven become famous as someone john ashcroft accused of trying to set off radiological weapon inside the united states and very shortly after that happened. Deal was at first place in military custody in american citizen. That was allowed at the time. The feds came for adam and even though adamant committed no violence at head done nothing criminal. The immigration authorities locked him up and they leaned on him to ryan inform on his community to try and informant and he refused to do that. He considered it a front to his dignity. He considered it unjust and as a result he spent a tremendous amount of time spent years in a jails in florida while ultimately the fbi and the local prosecutor who eventually be the trump cabinet member. Alex kosta came with pretexts to prosecute him. He was originally charged as a co defendant. Jose padilla who is now placed in federal custody and even though there was no way the government could connect him to any active violence. The thanks to the patriot act and thanks to frankly the atmosphere politically in the years after nine eleven that he could be charged with things that simply were not acts of violence or active active contribution to specific people committing specific acts of violence that the government could name and he was convicted and as he was sentenced. The judge reduced his sense. The feds were seeking life or adam because the judge recognized that the government couldn't point to any act that he act of violence that he was responsible for that was in two thousand seven. He served until all twenty seven team in federal prison a variety of federal prisons and then in two thousand seventeen. When he had finished his sentence he had figured that he would be deported. That ultimately he would go back to probably lebanon. He was kind of done as you can imagine with the united states at that point but he didn't what happened instead was that he was sent into ice detention in western new york outside of buffalo at a place called and after the patriot act became one. Two thousand one. It was. Great civil libertarian. Fear over one of its provisions section four twelve section four twelve any non deportable non-citizen which is to say a state was person who doesn't have a country that will take that person.
Democracy Now! Audio
"padilla" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"You have truly been one of the euros of this era and a adam is a symbol of the way. Is that the war on terror. Criminalized people adema soon is a palestinian-born man and who survive. He grew up in the lebanese civil war of one thousand nine hundred eighty s and immigrated to florida in one thousand nine hundred s and as a refugee himself an active participant in his community in miami and south florida community. There he wrote a lot of checks to refugee charities people that he thought were helping refugees. In helping war victims in places like bosnia where the words became genocidal in the balkans against a balkan muslims and ultimately among the people that he met and tried to help was convert named jose. Padilla jose padilla would after nine eleven become famous as someone john ashcroft accused of trying to set off radiological weapon inside the united states and very shortly after that happened. Deal was at first place in military custody in american citizen. That was allowed at the time. The feds came for adam and even though adamant committed no violence at head done nothing criminal. The immigration authorities locked him up and they leaned on him to ryan inform on his community to try and informant and he refused to do that. He considered it a front to his dignity. He considered it unjust and as a result he spent a tremendous amount of time spent years in jails in florida while ultimately the fbi and the local prosecutor who eventually be the trump cabinet member. Alex kosta came with pretexts to prosecute him. He was originally charged as a co defendant. Jose padilla who is now placed in federal custody and even though there was no way the government could connect him to any active violence. The thanks to the patriot act and thanks to frankly the atmosphere politically in the years after nine eleven that he could be charged with things that simply were not acts of violence or active active contribution to specific people committing specific acts of violence that the government could name and he was convicted and as he was sentenced. The judge reduced his sense. The feds were seeking life or adam because the judge recognized that the government couldn't point to any act that he act of violence that he was responsible for that was in two thousand seven. He served until all twenty seven team in federal prison a variety of federal prisons and then in two thousand seventeen. When he had finished his sentence he had figured that he would be deported. That ultimately he would go back to probably lebanon. He was kind of done as you can imagine with the united states at that point but he didn't what happened instead was that he was sent into ice detention in western new york outside of buffalo at a place called and after the patriot act became one. Two thousand one. It was. Great civil libertarian. Fear over one of its provisions section four twelve section four twelve any non deportable non-citizen which is to say a state was person who doesn't have a country that will take that person.
WTOP 24 Hour News
The Rest of the Surfside Condo Has Been Demolished
"Remained of that partially collapsed condo tower and served Side. Florida was brought down last night by demolition crews. Explosive charges were set to weaken the structure to allow gravity to bring the building straight down. Wfor TV s Jessica Padilla has more. What was left of the South Champlain Towers has now been demolished, and that's experts and engineers predicted. It did go down vertically, which we saw from our angle and where we're at. We actually heard those small explosives that they were pretty loud. That builds changes going down within seconds, and the remaining surrounding area is surrounded by Miami Dade Police Department and multiple units. The death toll in the collapse now stands at 24 with 121 people still
103.5 KISS FM
"padilla" Discussed on 103.5 KISS FM
"Tele Padilla Galya cheese can't can't stand no more. Yeah, I'm on my way. See that looks like a good place. Okay, helmet. Look back on my brain. Just look at that. That's my keen on can Together for me. See that landing. It's right here in seconds. That is like a melody. Listen, while I talk on your faster slave you see on the phone just to help me Bridge. Oh, does it for me? See that landing love That is our fastest risers up 8 30 telepathy, A galley Guccis on 80 40. So the DJ Caledonian just wouldn't be a DJ Count album without an insane rush of guest artist and his new project. Callie Cal. It certainly lives up to that reputation. It's packed with stars possible on Jay Z Nagy, J. T. Justin Timberlake Low Wayne, The Baby Puff Daddy, 21 Savage, Meghan Be Stallion and more. Unheard of. He pulled it off how he credits it and his whole career to one of the biggest talents. Never taking no for an answer, he tells e. T. Nobody said No. When I asked him about this project, But if I got to know way to figure out why Time about this out my whole career my whole life. They've said no to me. So if I listen to those knows I wouldn't be where I am right now. Callie, Cal is out now on air with Ryan Seacrest on 80 40 number 29. I should move because New York is getting money out this way. But it's always Candace, honey up and that'll wanna know. So I said my bar real. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. You say you put your just on me. So it say so in San Cap and just enjoy this. Don't you love it? Don't you love it? No, I am happy and wear this side. Don't you love it? Don't you love it? No, I am happy. Hey, wake up, and I'm not so Maddie Twitter now live in sex, but it sucked in just a little now and I don't want no show. I said my bar real love may Okay, man, Okay, you say you but you just don't mean so It's san. You're so inside. Shut up and just enjoy this. Maybe I'm maybe I'm stupid. Where? Well, I can't fall asleep and losing my mind because it's faster and my brain's on fire. Having counting sheep but the sheep of done trying to heart But I can't.
Latino USA
Alex Padilla, From California To Capitol Hill
"Senator. I'm actually going to ask you if you wouldn't mind if you can go back to the young person that you were in college when prop one eighty-seven was happening in california in the early nineteen ninety s. I remember proposition. What any eighty seven per pretty damn will in here's the stage for it Growing up in coma. California in proud working class community north san fernando valley watching my father robert but seem like every single day as cook. Watch my mom. Were cleaning houses why it was important to them that my brother my sister i get a good education. That was the key to a better future. Attending what many people would consider not the best of schools earning admission to the massachusetts institute of technology. And then i get home because graduated from college in nineteen ninety four so i get home that summer trying to figure out my career path bat fall. And what do i see on television. I see ads featuring the governor of california basically saying california's going down hip and it's the fault of families like yours and it's the fault of people like your parents. They keep coming back to million illegal immigrants in california. The federal government won't stop them at the border yet requires us to pay billions to take care of them for people who Were in california. At the time they remember the ads they keep coming. The grainy images of people crossing the border in san you and just coming home from college him earned my degree paying tribute to my parents. Their struggle their sacrifices their hardware They're paying taxes and you know buying hometown live the american dream. And they're being scapegoated. No way and i'll tell you one of the the moment that the light bulb went off in my might participating in that historic march from the east side of los angeles those to downtown los angeles seeing hundreds of thousands of primarily let the march against prop one eighty seven.
Real Time with Bill Maher
Matt Gaetz sought blanket pardon from Trump
"Matt gaetz listen to this. He asked before. Eddie we knew any of this. He asked the trump white house. When i was still office. If you can have a blanket preemptive pardon as as innocent people do for any future. Crimes isn't even festive. I just a blanket. Pardon donald donald trump today spoke out on this. He said that is bullshit. He said it is a total fake news story. Everybody knows that. When i was in the white house all legitimate requests for pardons had to go through the kardashians and today it's in the news with matt gaetz a report. It was reported. I don't know but that his associate in this endeavor with the young woman is pleading not guilty but is going to change it. Guilty and probably testify against matt gaetz and say that matt gaetz. Listen to this us then mom to send nine hundred dollars to this guy who then sent the money to the women which ironically is one of. The only times that trickle down economics has actually worked.
The Mighty Oaks Podcast
"padilla" Discussed on The Mighty Oaks Podcast
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"padilla" Discussed on The Mighty Oaks Podcast
"Well what are you gonna do. I go. I guess on the air force and he goes well. What do you do in the air force i will. I don't wanna fly i did. I'm i tried flying a little bit. And i was not good at it be didn't like it not a good average which which was those are related not liking related. But yeah not doesn't make for doesn't make career so he's dad told me well you probably should think about a different service and so I thought about the army because I was in i graduated. I started but i graduate. High school in fayetteville north carolina and we're fort bragg rights and all. My friends were pretty much. Most of them were army. Kids and and I So i went to an army recruiter and i am marie marine because army recruiting order. How many other marines have the same story. In stark comparison. I went to the. Oh so office the marine recruiters ozo- office and madame telling you what they were so charmed. Yeah and i say. I want to be one of them. Forget this army stuff. I didn't know. I didn't know much about the marines smaller than everybody else. And he had pretty close air gods and they had really cool uniform. Let's it. I mean that's all i knew about the marine corps did and you know in the marine sims kinda thing which really kind of says it all but i it was the the i remember all all my recruiters by name and and the oh so by name and i just don't i mean iran the pf t with me. When i was it was it was really really inspiring. That's incredible. I've talked to a lot of marines. Who would say that they're recruiter. Save their life. I mean that's the guy or girl who reached into their life and put them on track. I certainly saw a lot of evidence of that. When i was at parris island as g there because our outcome into the back of a squad bay during the the d i i. Footlocker talks and man. Some of these kids come from some some tough backgrounds. You know tough situations you know and and for them to make their and for that recruiter to put them on that path is is is amazing right and it does. It saves people. It's incredible What did you go into the regular In eighty three eighty three so a lot of things happened after that of course you are in somalia and then took commands at various various points and i had the privilege of attending your retirement ceremony Guys like general joe dunford and others were your peers at the time which is pretty incredible. Yeah well would so. I was in third battalion. Sixth marines and and that was i you know that was a great experience for me as as a junior officer because the cat i was i i mean it was a lieutenant. Obviously secondly tenet firstly tenant while there and we in general dunford was the company. Commanders captain company. Joan gayness was one of the cats and company..
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Garland confirmation is a stage for 4 of GOP's 2024 hopefuls
"App. Federal Judge Merrick Garland is president Biden's nominee to become attorney general. He testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee today. The hearing lasted most of the day We begin with committee chair Dick Durbin of Illinois. This hearing will come to order today. The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland to be the 86th attorney general of the United States. Judge Garland I wanna welcome you and your family. I want to welcome you back to the Senate Judiciary Committee. I know this return trip. It's been a long time and planning on you're here. Finally, this will be the Judiciary Committee's first hearing of the 117th Congress. Before I turned to my opening remarks. I'd like to just take a few minutes to make some Acknowledgments. I want to welcome my friend, Senator Chuck Grassley as the committee's ranking member. When I first came on the Senate Judiciary Committee 24 years ago, I was the ranking member on subcommittee with you, and we dealt with the issue of bankruptcy. Now Illinois and Iowa sit next to each other. And so did Urban Grassley. We have our differences. But Senator Grassley and I have worked together on important legislation over the years, most recently on criminal justice and sensing reform. I look forward to continuing that work in this Congress. I want to recognize the outgoing chair and ranking member Senator Lindsey Graham, who will join us remotely this morning, and Senator Dianne Feinstein. Senator Graham, as is true of Senator Grassley. Well, we don't always agree, has always been a welcome partner on many issues. Including one of the most challenging issues, immigration, Senator Feinstein. I want to come in for leading the committee Democrats with Grace and resolved over the past four years. I know she will continue to be an important voice on this committee on a host of issues, including in her new capacity as the chair of the Human Rights and Laws subcommittee, which I was proud to charity and past Congresses. I also want to welcome our new committee members who either be here in person. I see one in person and one probably remote senators Padilla And also on the Democratic side, Senator Cotton on the Republican side. I look forward to working with each of you. There's some historic first in the Judiciary Committee this year, Senator Padilla, our new senator from California, will be chairing the subcommittee on immigration, citizenship. Border safety. I'm honored that he's the first Latino senator to chair that subcommittee, and we look forward to his leadership. Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey will chair the subcommittee on criminal justice and counter terrorism. He's the first Black senator to chair a judiciary subcommittee. And we could not imagine a better choice at the helm of this particular subcommittee to all of our other members who are returning to serve on the committee. Welcome back. I want to thank all the committee members for agreeing to hold this committee hearing and vote on Judge Garland's nomination. It is a great honor to serve on this committee. The Senate established the Judiciary Committee by resolution on December 10th 18 16, making it among the very first standing committees of the Senate. This committee has seen many consequential debates and approved many important nominations and landmark legislation in the committee's history. There has only been one prior Illinois senator to serve his chair Judge Garland Lyman. Trumbull, who led the committee from 18 61 to 18 72, and during his term of service was a Democrat, a Republican, a radical Republican and a Democrat. Again. He was the most bipartisan senator, you could imagine His tenure was also distinguished by passage. Of historic legislation, the 13th 14th and 15th amendments to the Constitution. The Freedman's bureau acts of 18 65 and 18 66 Civil Rights Act of 18 66. The last of these was introduced by Trumbull ultimately became the nation's first civil rights law. As chair, Trumbull saw a nation torn apart by original sin slavery and widespread violence and injustice that continued even after the 13th amendments. Passage is African Americans throughout the nation face race. System. Our nation is still dealing with the consequences of these injustices. People of color face systemic racism, and we're still working to rid this nation of the horrific legacy of slavery and Jim Crow. This committee could make a difference. We have the jurisdiction and the opportunity to do it through legislation, oversight and nominations, including this nomination of Merrick Garland to service our nation's next attorney general. There have been few moments in history where the role of attorney general and the occupant of That post It mattered more Judge Garland should you be confirmed, and I have every confidence you will be. You'll oversee a Justice Department at an existential moment. After four tumultuous years of intrigue, controversy and brute political force, the future of the department is clearly in the hands of the next attorney general Under attorney general Sessions and successor Bill Bar. The Justice Department literally became an arm of the White House committed to advancing the interest. The President Trump his family and his political allies. It came as little surprise then that the U. S Department of Justice became the Trump Department of Justice General Bar stated clearly that he believed the attorney general was the president's lawyer, not the nations. And what were the results too many in the department's senior roles cast aside the rules law trump appointees in the apartment sidelined career public servants from Lyon attorneys, two FBI agents Limited their roles disregarded their nonpartisan input override, overriding their professional judgment and falsely accusing them of being members of the
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Immigration Unit Added To Cook County Public Defender's Office, Chicago
"Immigrant rights advocates are celebrating the creation of an immigration unit in the cook county public. Defender's office this as public defender. Amy campanella is among counterparts across the country calling on the biden administration to adopt a ten point plan for immigration reform. One of the most crucial things is the right to counsel. It is really horrific when you think about this day and age that you can be detained. Your liberty can be taken. You can then be removed from the country. All without the right to counsel you. Don't you may not speak the language. You're on a video screen in immigration court. There's a prosecutor there. There's a judge there nobody to represent you a twenty ten supreme court ruling padilla versus kentucky ruled. The public defenders must give adequate advised to non-citizen defendants regarding the risk of deportation late. Last year. cook county voted to fund an immigration unit in the public defenders office.
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Democrats take control of Senate as Harris swears in Padilla, Warnock and Ossoff
"Democrats took narrow control of the senate wednesday after vice. President harris swore in three new democratic senators rafael warnock. And jon ossoff of georgia and alex padilla who were replace harris in the senate representing california republicans control fifty seats as does the democratic caucus with vice president harris serving as a tiebreaker democrat. Schumer has become senate majority leader replacing republican mitch. Mcconnell of kentucky. The news senator's represent a number of. I alex padilla becomes the first latino senator from california. Reverend warnock becomes the first african-american senator from the south. And jon ossoff will become the youngest senator as well as the first jewish american senator from georgia.
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Atlanta Megachurch Pastor, Warnock, Among Senators Sworn In; Senate Officially Democrat-Controlled
"In one of her first duties as vice president khama harris led a swearing in ceremony in the senate. Three democrats took their oaths of office. Yesterday alex padilla who was chosen to take harris's senate seat as well as the to newly elected senators from georgia jon ossoff and the rafael warnock without democrats officially took control of the senate and democratic senator chuck schumer took over as the nation's first jewish majority leader. But there's not a whole lot of time to get acclimated schumer said yesterday quote. We have a lengthy agenda and we need to get it done
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"The state on Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk. California has a new senator, vice president comely Harris Warren Alex Padilla, along with Georgia Senators Jon Ossoff's and Raphael Warnock on Wednesday. The Senate Party breakdown is now 50 50 with Harris is votes serving of the tiebreaker. Padilla is the state's first Latino U. S. Senator. President Biden is taking quick action to reverse a trump era rule affecting fuel standards in California light and signed an executive order Wednesday directing his staff to consider revising rules on gas mileage and pollution levels. Opposition to the Trump orders is growing. On Tuesday, Governor Newsome sent a letter to Biden requesting that California be allowed to set its own fuel and emission standards. Protesters marched in Sacramento in the area of the California state capital. On Wednesday, Members of Sacramento Antifa made a brief appearance about 40 people dressed in black were quickly confronted by nearly 100 CHP officers and other members of Sacramento area law enforcement. I'm Nikolic a hiss. Sacramental traffic from a kfbk traffic center overnight on South bound I've five reduced lanes from Grant Line Road to Dillard Road for shoulder work through 5 A.m. South bound 99 also sees a full closure of the Mac Road on ramp concrete Pour going on through 5 A.m. North found 99 opening lane closures from Dillard Road to grant Line road until 5 A.m. and from Grant Line wrote that Calvin Consume this until 5 a.m. shoulder Working guardrail. Work goes on over password goes on Mac Road and Floren Road. Overnight and the North bound 99 Mac Road on rap is closed for concrete work until 5 a.m. traffic on the tens. Every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons.
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Democrats take control of Senate as Harris swears in Padilla, Warnock and Ossoff
"Wednesday after the swearing of three new members. Jon ossoff and raphael warnock of took their oath alongside california's. Alex padilla who fills the seat that was vacated by vice president komo kamala harris. Npr's kelsey snell has more. The senate is now tied. Fifty fifty vice president harris would be the tiebreaking vote giving democrats control of the chamber. Newly minted senate majority leader. Chuck schumer has promised to tackle major priorities for democrats including climate change and racial injustice but he also acknowledges that in such a closely divided senate democrats and republicans will have to work together. We have no choice but to try to work together. Every day to reward the faith. The american people have placed in us schumer and senate minority leader mitch. Mcconnell are still working on a power sharing agreement covering committee assignments and senate operations kelsey snell and pr
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Kamala Harris swears in Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff to the Senate today
"After her own historic swearing in as vice president, Kamila Harris were in the newest U S Senators, do you solemnly swear? That you will support and defend the Constitution of the United States. Georgia Democrats Raphael Warnock and John Assaraf, along with California's Alex Padilla are now the newest members of the U. S. Senate and the 50 50 split along with Vice President Harris is potential vote means that Chuck Schumer is the new Senate majority leader. He says he's filled with hope today, Democracy has prevailed. Will of the people was heated the peaceful transfer of powerful filled before the Senate swearing in. Vice President Harris received a standing ovation from lawmakers on
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Democrats control Senate after three new senators are sworn in
"There was more history. Today with a major power shift in the U. S. Senate wt Opie's Mitchell Miller on Capitol Hill. We have turned the page to a new chapter. In the history of our democracy. The new Senate majority leader, Chuck Schumer, now that Democrats control the Senate vice president, Kamila Harris Warren, three new senators, Georgia Democrats John Asaf and Raphael Warnock and Alex Padilla, who will replace her from California. There was a humorous moment as Harris read the language, setting up the fact that she's no longer a senator certificate of appointment to fill the vacancy. Created by the resignation. Of former Senator Kamila D. Harris of California. Democrats and Republicans are now divided in the Senate. 50 50 and the new vice president can have the deciding vote on Capitol Hill. Mitchell
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Ossoff, Warnock Sworn In; Senate Officially Democrat-Controlled
"Have been sworn into the United States Senate today making officially a Democratic majority. Here's a Nat sound of Vice president Kamila Harris wearing an Alex Padilla, who will be filling her seat as well as John Asaf and Raphael Warnock, from Georgia is raise your wife hand. Okay? Do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties. Of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you God. All right. Congratulations were not. He's the first black senator from Georgia so soft, the first Jewish senator from Georgia and the first millennial senator to be elected, and Padilla is the first Latino senator from California.
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Los Angeles' Alex Padilla Sworn In As Californias First Latino Senator
"After making history at her swearing in Vice President Kamala Harris Warren some historic senators today, including her replacement. Alex Padilla, the first Latino senator to represent California,
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Kamala Harris Swears In New Democratic Senators
"History at Hearst, wearing in Vice President Kamila Harris were in some historic senators today, including her replacement. Alex Padilla, the first Latino senator to represent California with
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"At 3 30, the virtual parade across America will start Anybody from Jon Stewart to earth, wind and fire, So that's going to be a celebratory event. Sometime after that, the two Georgia Senate folks who won those runoff races back on January 6 War noch and us off will be sworn in. Also Alex Padilla, who's taking Kamala Harris is place he'll be sworn into. And then all this Leading up to 8 30 tonight. The Celebrating America Show with Bon Jovi. Bruce Springsteen, Tom Hanks, Dummy Llevado. A store started cast and then we wake up tomorrow morning. It's a new era bottom line. Now you know, it's a long day for a job in a very, very long day. We'll see tonight. How how he handles it, you know, being the first test of the new president. How we handle the ceremonies in the entertainment if you know where he I'm sure he's going to give some words tonight. Between performances or whatever. Then he's gotta dance. I do remember. I do remember Trump last year he can't dance was terrible. For Melania was trying to dance to them. He was so no two left feet. Very old fish. He doesn't have the skills. No. Doesn't have the skills not on biting condense either. Which seven? I'm just wondering if I'd will still be awake. Forget dance, but tonight I mean, given his past If he can actually stay, you know, get through the show tonight without nodding off on camera. He'll be fine will be you know that I'll be a good step. A good side. A little break here. 1 808 48 W A B c 1 808 48. 92 22 Biden asking for a bit of a break there, Bernard, We have Peter King, the great congressman Peter King, stopping by at 805 with his thoughts, You know, he's actually sat in a couple of times with John Katima TT's on the afternoon show, and we know this for years because you've been offering for the better part of two decades. But he's great on the air. Great. His fantastic so pure, you know, five and then Joe Lieberman. Former VP nominee and the Al Gore. Campaign back in 2020 21 years ago, he'll be here at 905, and he broke a glass ceiling as well, like Harris is doing today the first Jewish person to be nominated for a major party, and if I may, I'll sit Rosenberg. I was in the house in L. A. At the Democratic National Convention the night Joe Biden accepted the nomination. For vice president and in the hallways. I was there with that MSNBC camera crew in the hallways after he accepted the nomination. He was he's surrounded by a phalanx of media people and secret service, etcetera. And I happen to be coming down the hall with Monteria, Ivey and Stefan drag, and he stopped the whole procession to come over to talk to me and shake my hand at that very moment, right after he accepted the nomination loves, you know, we love you all those years and I miss he was always you're always been one of his favorite. So Joe Lieberman go leaving me so I got a great show playing the ponies. Air open 1, 808, 48 92 22 Lydia reports and later on this hour, your chance to win a very, very cool piece of Bernie and said merchandise has Bernie says. The Bernie and said lead, which said the song seven. Where would you Rather be Inauguration Day than here? Know where Bernie and said We're coming right back. I got Harry leg download.
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"News and Amazon, Alexa. As President. Trump gets ready to leave Washington is impeachment trial still lose it? The Senate after the deadly attack of the capital earlier this month, mob was fed lies. They were provoked by the president and other powerful people. Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell. We don't know yet when the trial might start or harmony in the GOP might side with Democrats to convict the ven former president and perhaps bar him from running again. The Senate will be split 50 50 Today. Three Democrats will be sworn in Jonah soften Raphael Warnock from Georgia. Alex Padilla, California's secretary of state, appointed to replace incoming vice president Kamila Harris, five potential Biden Cabinet members that Senate confirmation hearings yesterday, including the nominees for Secretary of Defense, Homeland Security and Treasury and state Secretary of State nominee Antony Blinken says if confirmed, he will prioritize reinvigorating the department and investing in the diplomats and civil service staff serving abroad. Recruiting Retaining, promoting officers with the skills to contend with 21st century challenges and who looked like the country. We represent blinking is a State department veterans serving his deputy secretary of state during the Obama administration and the national security adviser to President elect Biden. The Senate could begin voting on confirmations later this week or next week on Capitol Hill. Chaired Halpern. Fox News former Fed chair Janet Yellen at her confirmation to head the Treasury Department.
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"By the president and other powerful people. Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell. We don't know yet when the trial might start or harmony in the GOP might side with Democrats to convict the then former president and perhaps bar him from running again. The Senate will be split 50 50 Today. Three Democrats will be sworn in Jonah soften Raphael Warnock from Georgia. Alex Padilla, California's secretary of state, appointed to replace incoming vice president Kamila Harris. Five potential Biden Cabinet members had Senate confirmation hearings yesterday, including the nominees for Secretary of Defense, Homeland Security and Treasury and state Secretary of State nominee Antony Blinken says if confirmed, he will prioritize reinvigorating the department and investing in the diplomats and civil service staff serving abroad. Recruiting Retaining, promoting officers with the skills to contend with 21st century challenges. And who looked like the country. We represent blinking is a State department veterans serving his deputy secretary of state during the Obama administration in the national security adviser to President elect Biden. The Senate could begin voting on confirmations later this week or next week. On Capitol Hill chaired Halpern. Fox News. Former Fed chair Janet Yellen at her confirmation to head the Treasury Department urged Congress to approve Mork overt financial aid that for direction We risk a longer, more painful recession now. And longer term scarring of the economy. Later, President elect Biden has already proposed nearly $2 trillion package, including another 1400 bucks. For most Americans on Wall Street. Stock futures are up modestly..
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"Country and the world. And it poses an existential threat. It will be a focus of President elect Biden in this entire administration. The hearing on Yellen's nomination was one of five confirmation hearings the Senate scheduled for the eve of the inauguration. Capital watches. Consider Yellen's confirmation process likely to move forward rather easily. Ah, full Senate vote on her nomination could come as soon as Thursday reporting for Pacifica Radio News KPFK I'm Christopher Martinez and his confirmation hearing President elect Joe Biden's nominee to lead the Department of Homeland Security. Called the pro trump mob attack on the U. S. Capitol. Horrifying Alejandro May or Kiss said authorities still have much to learn about what happened that day and what led to the insurrection. If I should have the honor of being confirmed, I will do everything I can To ensure that the tragic loss of life the assault on law enforcement the desecration of the building that stands as one of the three pillars of our democracy. A terror that you felt your colleagues, staff and everyone present will not happen again. If confirmed, the former federal prosecutor and senior homeland security official under President Barack Obama would be the first Latino and first immigrant to lead the Department of Homeland Security. Senate committees also held hearings today on national intelligence director nominee April Haynes, Secretary of State nominee Anthony Blinken and Defense secretary nominee Lloyd Austin. Senate remains under Republican control until three new Democratic senators are sworn into office. They are California's Alex Padilla is replacing Vice President elect Camel Harris and two Democrats from Georgia. Raphael Warnock and John US off Republican Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell and incoming Democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer have been negotiating how to share power in the evenly divided Senate, According to media reports. Senate committees will have an equal number of Democrats and Republicans, although the committee chairs will be Democrats and Legislation will advance to the Senate floor, even on a tie vote in committee. You're listening to the evening news on KPFK in Berkeley, Kpfk Los Angeles. KFC it Fresno Online K P F a dot or This is an hour long newscast. There's each night at six. There's half hour edition on the weekends, all our newscast. Are archived online at kpfk dot org's They're also available as podcasts. I'm mark Miracle. A federal appeals court has thrown out a rule that was one of the Trump administration's most momentous climate rollbacks. U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia says the administration acted illegally under the Clean Air Act in easing federal regulation of pollution. From power plants. The rulings expected to give the incoming Biden administration a freer hand to regulate emissions from power plants, one of the major sources of climate damaging fossil fuel emissions. The decision came in a court challenge by environmental groups. Some state governments And others, The U. S. Supreme Court today took up a climate case that could affect the ability of cities and the Bay Area to sue oil companies for damages. Baltimore is seeking damages for the effects of climate change. Today's case was about Jurisdiction Baltimore once the lawsuit to be heard in state court, the oil companies prefer federal court where they feel they have a better chance of prevailing. The decision could determine the fate of similar lawsuits filed around the country, including by the cities of Oakland and San Francisco. San Francisco's city attorney, Dennis Herrera, said in a similar case last year that the city had brought its lawsuit in state court because that's where it belongs. Herrera said at the time that San Francisco and Oakland taxpayers are already incurring the costs of dealing with the damage that fossil fuel companies knowingly caused. It is time for these companies to pay their fair share, he said. They should not be able to stick taxpayers with the bill for the damage they knew they were causing, said San Francisco's city attorney. President elect Biden is considering canceling the permit for the Keystone XL Pipeline project as early as tomorrow day, one of his term, which could be good news for Native American communities. The Nebraska Living near crowded worker camps during the covert pandemic. Eric Gladys reports. Wesley for along with the Native American Rights Fund, says Indian country is at greater risk of illness and death from covert 19 due to a systemic lack of access to quality health care, which has led to higher incidences of heart disease, diabetes and obesity. Because there's been a surge generational black of adequate healthcare in Indian country, you have very vulnerable populations who have preexisting conditions you have The cold mobility's that make the virus especially deadly, if you catch it, he says. The Rosebud Sioux tribe on Nebraska's northern border has less than five respirators for its 15,000 residents and zero respiratory therapists. Petroleum Equipment and Services Association, told High Country News. It was initially concerned about testing, quarantining and other covert related safety measures for workers. But the group is now confident that most operators have gotten the hang of things for long, his skeptical, pointing to a lawsuit involving Trans Canada now called TC Energy, while the company had announced safety measures, including mask wearing and social distancing. When construction started, Furlong says those protocols went out the window. People were grouped together and not wearing masks. I think of industry was really doing what it could to keep their employees and the people of the communities that they're operating in safe. It wouldn't be bringing in hundreds or thousands of people to live in very close quarters. It's the exact opposite of what should be happening during a pandemic. TC Energy spokesperson responded by email saying that the safety of its crews and the public are core company values for long notes. One challenge protecting tribes from outbreaks. A transient work camps is that official covert case counts are recorded in a worker's home state, Not in the county where they're working. This is Eric Gladys reporting for the Nebraska News connection..
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"17 an update Now on a story we've been watching for you this afternoon out of stone State police now say they're not sure who was behind the wheel and that deadly crash this morning on 24 north earlier, state police had reported a woman in the vehicle was the one who was driving. That vehicle when it crashed, rolled over several times, right by route. 1 39 eventually ended up in the woods. The woman involved was brought to Boston Medical Center with serious injuries She's only been identified so far is a 47 year old from Boston. Now, police say. During the crash, a man was thrown from that vehicle. He has since been identified as a 69 Year old from Brockton. He was pronounced dead over at Boston Medical Center after the crash. So again. The cause of the crash is still under investigation this hour by state police, But they now say they're not quite sure who was behind the wheel in that deadly rollover crash. As we learn more about this, of course, will keep you updated right here on WBZ. 5 18 today, Vice President elect Kamila Harris made it official She sent in her resignation letter and left the U. S senate that happened right around noon. She put out a video on Twitter for her constituents in California. I do want to thank you. For the honor of representing the place of my birth as a proud daughter of California. Baby sees Alex Stone has more on who shall be replaced within the son of California Governor Gavin Newsom, now formally submitting the appointment of Alex Padilla to be California's first Latino. U. S. Senator Padilla has been California's secretary of state is Vice president elect Kamila Harris resigned from the Senate. Idea, resigned his secretary of state and then was appointed by the governor to the Senate. Newsome is also submitting a nomination for a new secretary of state. Alex Stone. ABC NEWS Washington The incoming Senate majority leader, Chuck Schumer of New York today, vowing to convict the president. And the insurrectionists on Capitol Hill. Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer, speaking in New York City, Martin Luther King Birthday celebration, saying Trump supporters who attacked the capital will never overturn a legal election day and Donald Trump will be brought to justice. Unclear If enough, Republicans will join the majority leader and convict the president and the field. ABC NEWS Washington.
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"The superintendent of San Diego Unified Cindy Martin has been selected by the Biden administration nominated for the post of the number two position. The deputy secretary of the U. S Department of Education superintendent percent You go unified since 2013 there. Martin Luther King Day has to be held across the country. He remembrances and honors. For Martin Luther King Jr. But many held virtually including some in Georgia. Concerns over the spread of covert 19 prompted Atlanta's historic Ebeneezer Baptist Church to move this year's commemoration of Dr Martin Luther King Jr Online. Prior to the event, the civil rights leaders, daughter Bernice told reporters. All the medical, political and social upheaval over the past year demands urgent action to bring people together to realize her father's dream of the beloved community. The most pressing issues of our time, demand that humanity in vision, strategize and organized toward a more just you main, equitable and peaceful society. Lebanese Air Church's senior pastor Raphael Warnock, is about to be sworn in. It's the first black U. S senator from the state of Georgia. That's Jonathan serious. Speaking of the Senate's Kamala Harris has resigned. Her sees California senator should be sworn in on Wednesday as the vice president elect during the inauguration of President Joe Biden. That'll be on Wednesday. Alex Padilla. Secretary of State in California, has been nominated to the post by Governor Gavin Newsom. He will take over and San Diego Assembly member. Surely Weber has been nominated to take over as the States secretary of State here in California. And finally when it comes to the Olympics, organizers in Tokyo in Japan are moving forward. Japanese Prime Minister You're Shahid Asuka says he's determined to press ahead with preparations for this summer's Olympics delayed from last year. He told parliament's his government will take all possible coronavirus safety measures to host an event that brings hope and courage to the world with Simon No. One with the update Right now, let's check in on your real time Traffic.
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"I'm ham puso Fox News. Some 25,000 National Guard troops will help secure the U. S capitol before, during and after the inauguration of President elect Joe Biden. The National Guard is also fanned out at state capitals were armed protests could take shape. We've seen a massive security ramp up with multi agency coordination from coast to coast there, aim obviously to protect those who will be out in about And yes to defend against those who'd proposed to cause trouble sources telling Fox News this morning to expect a more robust security presence, especially here in DC Fox's Kevin Corke. Tomorrow, the president elect will rehearse for the inauguration, while Vice President elect Kamila Harris resigns from the Senate. California's governor is expected to appoint Secretary of State Alex Padilla to fill the rest of Paris's term. It's unclear whether Padilla will be seated before or after President Trump's Second impeachment trial. The first days of the Biden administration could see rapid fire executive orders. We did get new, breaking details about what his plans are for the 1st 10 days of his presidency, and that includes signing dozens of executive orders on things like climate change, immigration, student loan relief economic relief over those 10 days. That's according to a memo that the transition released from incoming White House chief of staff Ron Claim. Boxes. Hilary von appears critic of the Kremlin is expected back in Russia today, Aleksei Navalny says It's time he headed home. The Russian opposition leader has been recuperating in Germany after falling six last summer, apparently poisoned with a nerve agent in an attack he blames on Russian President Vladimir Putin. Faxes Simon Oh, in the Kremlin denies.