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susan: the aforementioned john nance garner was around. during some time in this congress. i read about something that the two of them created the board of education where they brought members together. how did that function? professor green: this was an interesting example of how you can be both a partisan leader -- you say bipartisan or more emphasis on cooperation. even though longworth believed strongly in the party but he was not afraid to open his door to democrats and work with the democratic leadership, including john nance garner. so they would get together in this board of education and it was kind of a social scene. it was a way for them to socialize, interact with each other, communicate so there were not misunderstandings about what each party was going to do. the kind of idea that in order for politics to work, you have need to communicate, even with those you disagree with. i believe that alcohol was also served at the board of education meetings, which might have helped lubricate the discussions between the folks who were there. this was a tradition that act

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i endorsed the nance proposal. one of the issues you're going to hear is at least in the army at post camp or station, there's often only one judge. most places there aren't multiple junction and so are you really going to at fort riley at fort drum. at a 04 billet, that's one of the pushbacks you're going to get-- i would guess, i don't presume to know what pushback you would get at the services, we don't have the bodies. one of the things i like about the proposal, it's a different box and i think a more favorable box for the system and commanders and more favorable for the soldier or service member, but it also allows you to start to develop judges. our 4 magistrates in this system would be able to get some reps. one of the things you're going to hear over and over again to use a sports analogy is you know, my son is swimming in regionals today. hopefully doing great. he doesn't get to be good unless he gets reps, but we expect trial advocates and military judges to be good without getting repetitions. okay? tha

they will vie nance billions in debt to pay off its bondholders in return, those bondholders will support pg&e's bankruptcy plan. they still have one hurdle to clear before the deadline for state approval. governor newsom has been critical of pg&e and threatened a state takeover unless there are dramatic changes to the plan. cent, san jose is moving ahead with a key opponent of the expansion plan. it involves adding a second set of tracks along the corridor to the north willow glen and gardener neighborhoods n. some cases it will cut through public parks and private property. >> they are going to tear us up. destroy property values, it is not fair. it is not right. >> the unbearable. we think we are lucky now, you know, but, my god. no. >> tonight's vote was unanimous. the city had considered an elevated track way but scrapped the idea over cost concerns. >>> brian is here right now. any rain? >> no. no. >> on the way. next question? >> how cold is it going to get? >> that is what we are tackling tonight. plenty cold and not plenty wet. not any time soon as we look over the city of san fr

in other words anything is possible with a bit of willpower and not something that can nance appear to have an ample supply no matter how obvious the task. george and his assistant of now being dancing in their trunks. but i like my job. i was just going to pop. my desktop into drugs if i could by going to driving since i was young. when i was 12 i could already drive been the gonna work in a fossil hybrid polish molly nigeria easy area. all these years of driving have taught george patience lots of it especially when it comes to crossing borders. we have to go and check in. with george and his assistant arrived in a flower a town on the border with togo. to . evolve it did that by the customs officers will check the goods and a condition that area they want to check that stuff hasn't caught off and will make people say you believe it was that there. was a level but that. george takes his place among the hundreds of other trucks waiting to be inspected some of been stuck here for weeks the customs officers walk at their own pace as drivers wait patiently 5 along it may take everything

the government isn't really concerned and the virus has been present in iran for 3 weeks but there nance met was delayed by the government he also said that he knows of 2 children that have been infected by the virus and has called upon the health ministry to impose a curfew on the city of call now the deputy health minister has come out and as has denied that figure of 50 and said that even if it was half that number he would submit his resignation now about the responded to that and he said he sent the names of those that have died from the virus to the health ministry and he expects a resignation now the health minister has come out in response to all of this and he said that the government is dealing with the situation. moving now to the latest cases of coronavirus surfacing in italy the northern regions of lombardy and close schools universities museums and cinema asked for at least a week how much i'm june reports from milan. in an interior than usual downtown milan a sense of anxiety but no signs of panic amid the 1st major coronavirus outbreak in europe landmarks like to do more

we've refi nanced it, so it's lower cost to us. but fundamentally we still have not paid those bills. so, not only balance the budget, but lowering property taxes. >> let's turn to education. this is been one of your focal points even before you came into office. many states are dealing with, illinois and others, future shortages and you have sort of proposed, okay, well, let's raise the minimum salary for educators, and a few other things, but you know, when the economy is doing well, is that really going to have the draw that you want? is that really going to attract teachers? >> yes, you know, when you've got just getting paid, remember, our teacher minimum salary in illinois and he raised was 8000 dollars so it seems like that's not going to attract anybody to our state and we race to about 40,000 dollars and we want to attract great people from our state from other states to be teachers. we want people to grow up illinois, go to school and say, i want to be a teacher here, and i realize some people say, that is public service,

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he said he wants nanc nancy pelo expunge the house. pete: i came on the show to check on your health, we'll still be talking about the best week ever. remember my show? absolutely for the president, he has his own style and way of spiking the football but when you look at the state of the union, acquittal, 49% gallup approval since this whole thing started, 94% g.o.p. approval, 97% of people are satisfied with their personal life. except for greg gutfeld. lieutenant colonel denman fired. why would you want that guy inside your white house. you return to the democrats and say you've got your former nominee claiming the need to nominate someone who can win and you've got the new front runner is the mayor of the fourth largest town in. this is as bad of a moment democrats have had and we are talking all about iowa? look at milwaukee where the top aides of the convention has now resigned and say we can even handle the convention that's coming in how many months from now? it's a disaster. >> juan: let me just say this: do you think things w

from a finance background there seems to be a gap in your awareness of what is happening and find nance. it is relocating out of new york. you are in this situation you are just more educated and in a different bracket. there seems to be a lag. for example people who are working in the coal industry in west virginia they have long-term jobs. you have a better markets. you are doing 20 years. and you're out. you can't just a lawyer up like you are saying and they face the same things. were you in the mid- office or the back office. it is a very different industry and they treat that back the back office like crap. it's not a nice industry. i'm a journalist is a peerless perilous industry to be in. i think the basic and main privilege is connection and belonging. if i got laid off there are people with money with other things who i could turn to and at least try to land on my feet. that is a lot harder when everybody you know is in that town and they all lost a job. >> my experience was at the very top it's a very elite group in a very nasty group. >> over on the side. upfront here. what

the government isn't really concerned and the virus has been present in iran for 3 weeks but there nance met was delayed by the government he also said that he knows of 2 children that have been infected by the virus and has called upon the health ministry to impose a curfew on the city of the deputy health minister has as denied that figure of 50 and said that even if it was half that number he would submit his resignation now about the responded to that and he said he sent the names of those that have died from the virus to the health ministry and he expects a resignation now the health minister has come out in response to all of this and he said that the government is dealing with the situation. increasing in factions the same global markets tumbling 2 of the main us in this is posted their biggest one day losses in 2 years the selloff has continued in asia japan's nikkei index open nearly 4 percent lower katrina you has more from beijing. we haven't seen the same kind of panic selling that we saw in wall street on monday evening but there have been some losses and what analysts are r

there are times and plac where bond nancing is appropriate. buthe state is currently sitting the billion surplus with early voting underway in the eleconess than a eek aw the debate isintensifying on prop 13 the billn bond measure would provide billion for sa and $9 modernization upgdes wi $6 billion for californcollege campuses supporters say prop 13 ioritizes cleaning up hazardous materials like asbestos and mold along with the testing and treang of lead in war, although the bond is 15 billion analysts y the statewill likely end up paying another 11 billion in interest totaling $2 billion prop13 itself doesn't raise taxes, but crics are concerned higher taxes at the local level could be one of the effectif passed in order to tap into that state money local school districts have to propose teir own bombs. >>and those are repaid exclusively by property oers, including homeowners so at the state level we're going into massive debt at the lol level we're leaving homeowners exposed to higher propertyaxes if and when locals choose to create a cal

use my magic marker i can change it to the 'farticles of im-poop-ment.' ( laughter ) legacy secure, nance." ( laughter ) high-brow jokes! ( applause ) i love it. come on! oh, mark your calendars, because today mitch mcconnell announced the impeachment trial will start next tuesday. to which the president responded: (as trump) "i'm sorry, mitch, that doesn't work for me. i have something on tuesday, it says here: taco." we'll be right back with mayor michael bloomberg. he's running for president of the united states. ( cheers and applause ) it's the rush of relaxation. introducing the all-new lincoln corsair. like leather, skin is stronger when 9 out of 10 men don't get the hydration their skin needs. that's why dove men + care body wash has a unique hydrating formula... ...to keep men's skin healthier and stronger. fishrisotto. buffalo. (buffalo wild wings) gelato. cheesecake. (cheesecake factory) grilled steak. clam bake. milkshake. brussels sprout. sauerkraut. fresh-caught trout. alfalfa sprout. curry. fried turkey. mcflurry. (mcdonald's) cacciatori. chimichurri. ad-lib: (inhale) spiral

start nance, they are loyal to their cause. and their cultic personalities is how it aims at straight at their respective establishment. democrats are now losing their minds because this is not how 2020 was supposed to go. thanks joe. silverback biden was meant to parachute into the race with goodwill and the obama coalition to save the party and rescue the presidency. but, he is slow and weird and only growing stranger and more stagnant by the day. thanks nevada. it's rhode island, new hampshire. all right he has been cast aside by the serious passions with scores to settle in institutions to level. joe is now and also land and bernie is a threat so grave leftists are left to toss around hitler metaphors to try to stop him. that pellets out of remaining candidates will have one more time to look as much damage as possible and tomorrow night's debate to stop senator's momentum before south carolina which was oddly the starting point of the last civil war. bernie is not helping himself by saying dumb stuff like this. >> we are v

[cheers and applause] you should all know, i was going to pass out copies tonight but i heard nance the river is still on the loose. [laughter] so no hard copies of my remarks. [applause] let me start with a simple question. i think i know the answer. can anyone in this room remember a better time to be an american conservative? [cheers and applause] we are safer than ever, our economy is more prosperous than ever, and president trump will not stop winning. [cheers and applause] it's what a lot of folks have been working on for a long time. you heard from susan, not so many years ago susan and i were right there beside you. we will don't like working our tails off as grassroots volunteers trying to get good volunteers we did our best to help susan schlep be successful >> harris: mike pompeo talking at cpac. if you want to hear the entirety of those remarks, it is streaming live right now on fox nation. i want to bring it back to the conversation that we were having before this, marie. and we were talking about the sentiment of safety in the economy going into the election. >> marie: we

people would normally take wih them if theye going o a high official as are now looking at the couple's nances in where they ma have last spent money to try to gather information that may lead to where they are are to they could have gone for a hike without their belongings knowing their cell phones wouldn't work on the trails there' trails that lead from the esidents th they they go down towards the ach and also go uphill from there so that is all been searched and more that ar still being searched right now officials say at this time no foul play is expected search and reue crews will be back at it on tuesday morning. >>in marine countmichelle kingston kron 4 news in the be available tomorrow for ll students at concord high school. >>after a student was killed ina hit and run crash 18 year-old joe barrt was walking home from a library last monday night when a. >>car ran him over and then drove off the teen died at the hospital on friday. police found both a person of interest and a vehicle of interest. but no arrests have been made the school was osed today for pridents day. >>also in the ea

i want to bring in our panel, malcolm nance, and msnbc legal correspondent, white house correspondent, and msnbc political analyst, and white collar defense chairman scott bolton. welcome to all of you. let me start with you. let's get the news of this out here. the impeachment trial is all but over. they've decided they're not taking witnesses and documents. and wyet what we have seen over the last two week social security a drip, drip, drip of new information that most americans, 75% of americans in a new quinnipiac poll thought relevant for senators to hear. this looks like a document dump of new information that americans would have liked the senators to hear in making their decision. >> that's right. what we've seen over the last few days and weeks is the fact we know there's more information out there that senators could possibly want to see in order to make their final decision on whether or not to remove president trump. i mean, just the news about john bolton's manuscript being released the way it's being released shows there's someone really interested in reminding john bolt

the government isn't really concerned and the virus has been present in iran for 3 weeks but their nance meant was delayed by the government he also said that he knows of 2 children that have been infected by the virus and has called upon the health ministry to impose a curfew on the city of course now the deputy health minister has denied the figure of 50 and said that even if it was half that number he would submit his resignation now about the responded to that and he said he sent the names of those that have died from the virus to the health ministry and he expects a resignation now the health minister has come out in response to all of this and he said that the government is dealing with the situation. we need to be honest we need to be transparent in the face of those people who are trying to distort the situation regarding other regions i'd like to say we are dealing with the cases and the symptoms and we have all the capabilities to spot this virus if we have a case of a suspected we will move them to a better place to be hospitalized we have the full capabilities to deter or to

what we have come to call the social determine nance of health, which i know are valuable and important to you that we address those issues. another focus i have in particular, too, is on graduate medical education. we can talk about health care all we want. if we are not graduating enough physicians and don't have residency programs for them, none of this makes much difference, does it? so i think that that's one of the things that i would like to work with the administration on. along with these priorities for rural health, which i know are priorities of yours. we can do better. residency programs in rural areas, a lot of times, people stay where they train. that's very common in medicine as we both know. so how can the task force here on ways and means coordinate efforts with h.h.s. to really serve our rural communities better? secretary azar: we'd love to work together on improving rural health. one of the ideas you just mentioned around graduate medical education is in the budget which would merge medicare, medicaid, and children's graduate medical education, take it off the books

it's been around since 1970 that was created by glen nance. our department has been reduced to only part-time faculty. there is not one full-time faculty in that department. our students had six to eight courses. now it's time to maybe four in the african american study department, and the students tell me that because of the class cuts, they can't finish or graduate, okay, and that's what their fear is, and i hear that as in african american studies, being the former chair. now students are feeling left out. they're feeling what dr. king called bootless, and are really suffering from this -- these cuts are -- or to them, well -- what i'll term for them is infinite gentrification, we have zero funding in that department to do anything to continue to support students. maybe $200. so the quotes that are given by students is they're distressed, they're going to leave city college because they either have to finish someplace else or they have to go into the workplace, the workforce if they can find a job, but this is a stepping stone where they fi

there was warm applause and an approving nance my way. then the place got quiet and he played an old standard "i can't get started." no volumei but i developed my own love for jazz and knew the words. i'd around around the world in a plane, i've started revolutions in spain. the north pole i've charted, still i can't get started with you. he looked me straight in the eye while he played, long and soul any, full of regret and longing all at once. i gazed right back at him, knowing what he was trying to say, life is too short to go on like this. let find a way to come together. no words were spoken. but the music gave us our own language. we communicated more in those few moments than we ever had before. and it was clear how much we both wanted simple understanding. we weren't quite there, when i graduated from law school he did not attend the commencement, but we were moving closer. and it seemed my father never felt threatened by my choices again. i had saved a place and so had he. i've given a lot of thought over the years to this idea o

it's been around since 1970 that was created by glen nance. our department has been reduced to only part-time faculty. there is not one full-time faculty in that department. our students had six to eight courses. now it's time to maybe four in the african american study department, and the students tell me that because of the class cuts, they can't finish or graduate, okay, and that's what their fear is, and i hear that as in african american studies, being the former chair. now students are feeling left out. they're feeling what dr. king called bootless, and are really suffering from this -- these cuts are -- or to them, well -- what i'll term for them is infinite gentrification, we have zero funding in that department to do anything to continue to support students. maybe $200. so the quotes that are given by students is they're distressed, they're going to leave city college because they either have to finish someplace else or they have to go into the workplace, the workforce if they can find a job, but this is a stepping stone where they fi

got fixed mortgage rates that are going to be pretty close to record low which means a lot of refi nancing activity, housing is just surging. so, it could ironically -- if what we're getting right now is what we're going to get, it could be trump friendly on election day. if the virus jumps and becomes a pandemic -- the odds of -- what happened yesterday in the equity market is investors said oh, my god, there's now a higher -- there is a reasonably high probability this is a pandemic meaning it's going everywhere. milan is like the center of europe. i mean, it's, you know, transportation hub everywhere. people are going everywhere in milan, by plane or rail. >> doesn't look like it's very contained. >> yeah, but if it jumps -- then i think recession is very likely. certainly globally it is. european economy was very teetering on the edge anyway. germany was arguably in recession. the italians we were debating now they're definitely in recession. the uk was growing 1% at best because of the brexit transition. this is going to push them. what's the policy response in europe? there is litera

former deputy assistant attorney general harry litman and msnbc terror analyst malcolm nance, thanks very much. this is a serious matter that americans have got to take seriously. >>> still ahead the results from today's nevada caucuses could play in the future of joe biden's presidential run. how he's making his final pitch to voters here before turning his attention to the all-important south carolina. pennsylvania senator and biden supporter bob casey talks to me next. ...i was cured. i faced reminders of my hep c every day. i worried about my hep c. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret... ...i was cured. mavyret is the only 8-week cure for all types of hep c. before starting mavyret your doctor will test... ...if you've had hepatitis b which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b, a liver or kidney transplant,... ...other liver problems, hiv-1, or other medical conditions,... ...and all medicines you take. don't take mavyret with atazanavir... ...or rifampin, or if you've had certain liver problems. if you'

we've had citizenship classes for a while now, and just the at the nance si of these -- a lot of them are senior citizens who came to the united states 30, 40 years ago and never felt like they didn't belong enough until this administration took over. they've been studying, going to their classes so they could become citizens. i think people are underestimating how important their vote is going to be, because they're voting, they're not talking about it, they're not answering these polls. they're saying i'm going to my class, becoming a citizen, those who are eligible to do it. they said we're doing it because we received this ability to do it and we want to do it for those who can't. >> there's a lot of attention on nevada today, on the latino vote, how do you keep up that moment and attention moving to super tuesday? >> the most important thing we can do is continue to raise our voices. depending on the outcome, it's going to be that people need to understand that's what we went out and voted for. our community doesn't just vote for a candidate, they vote for what that candidate is