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Chicago's Afternoon News
01:27 min | 2 d ago
Trump impeachment, Round 2: 14 members of Illinois delegation vote to remove president from office
"Donald Trump is the first president in history to be impeached twice by the U. S House. Former Maryland Democratic representative Donna Edwards says she was impressed with the 10 Republican members have joined Democrats in the vote. This is a really strong signal to the nation, and it's a strong signal to Republicans in the Senate. 14 members of the Illinois delegation voted in favor of impeachment, including Republican Illinois congressman Adam Kinzinger. There's gonna be a lot of reckoning in this party about how do we get here? You know how where we've led here. What did we do wrong? Congressman Hace is chewy. Garcia also voted Yes, I rise today in the strongest possible support for the impeachment of Donald J. Trump. When Trump made a last desperate attempt to steal the presidency to reject the will of the people. By encouraging insurrection, he became the first president to incite an attempted overthrow of the institutions he has sworn to protect. The resolution accuses the president and inciting the deadly attack on the U. S. Capitol last week has Speaker Nancy Pelosi says Trump provoked an armed rebellion against democracy. The final vote was 232 to 1 97. Now all eyes are on the Senate. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announcing there will be no trial until after Inauguration Day, but minority Leader Chuck Schumer says there will be an impeachment trial in the Senate in either emergency session. Called by leader McConnell or after January
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The Working Experience
04:17 min | Last month
"donna edwards" Discussed on The Working Experience
"To enable to serve in the congress because i could see on a day-to-day basis. The difference that one member of congress can make in people's lives Whether it's a child or you know a veteran or you know a senior trying to get their social security on a day to day basis. And i think that there there are opportunities and i think those opportunities have been highlighted by the fact that we've had four years of the trump administration and offers an opportunity to set the scales back again. And to you know i think that they're just like post watergate. I'm a post watergate in a young person and there were opportunities to make reforms so that we didn't repeat those same mistakes. I think we can do those two so that we can have some deep systemic structural changes. That will make sure that we don't have a repeat of some of the abuses that i have taken place Over these last four years. That's a positive because it means the government can work in also that we could. We're closing out this election. I think not having blown up our entire system and Showing that in fact we could have a free fair insecure election where fifty million people cast their votes for against somebody and we will have a peaceful transfer of power. Just like we've done for the last whatever it is two hundred and twenty three years Those are really positive things because it shows the resilience of our system and so i actually have confidence that we can actually then tackle some of the big problems because we know that structurally were sound. I guess it's been hit by an atom bomb and it still survived. Yeah i'm not sure. He was the worst president in history. You could probably go back. But i would say of modern times but it really sustained a direct hit and stayed afloat freight and and and the fact is that We learned a lot this and we're not perfect either. So i mean we still have a lot of problems out there but we know that we have a system that functions in a way that we have some prospect six of them. You know. I remember a friend of mine. does twenty five years ago intern at a senator's office in dc. And she knew somebody from strong thurman and asked one time. How does that guy keep getting reelected. I mean he's he ran on being segregation racist and the person working his office said everyone gets a callback. Everyone if you voted for him or you didn't you got a pothole. You gotta light out water. Everyone gets a callback. They thought that that personal touch just goes such a long way even for some like him right. I want to get back to a time where there was a time where everybody said where people said my member of congress i just think the rest of them are horrible but now we're at a time where people say all of them are horrible and so we need to like sort of inch back to a place where we actually believe in the people who represent us and that they really are represented representing our interests and that we feel confident that they can do the job so that we don't have to we're representative government representative republic so we don't have to pay attention to every single minute of every single day right that it works while congresswoman donna edwards. Thank you so much for doing. This was really enlightening. I know our listeners.
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WBBM Morning News
00:53 sec | 2 months ago
'MasterChef Junior' star Ben Watkins, 14, dead from rare form of cancer
"Rare disease has claimed the life of a 14 year old Gary Boyd, who competed in the TV cooking competition show Master Chefs Junior Ben Watkins died and Lurie Children's Hospital, where he was being treated for a rare form of cancer that his doctors said only affected about a half dozen other people. Statement from his grandmother, Donna Edwards, says Ben suffered more than he Sharing his 14 years on this earth, But we take solace that is suffering is finally over. And in the end, Ben knew he was loved by so many. He lost his parents in a murder suicide. When he was hospitalized. Chef Gordon Ramsay and the cast of Master Chef Jr recorded a video. We know you can beat this strong as an ox, if you can beat me. The master of Gina Kitchen. Trust me, you could beat this, Ramsey said. On Twitter. We lost a master of the Master Chef Jr Kitchen today, Ben, you were an incredibly talented home cook and an even stronger young men.
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AP News Radio
Trump caps judiciary remake with choice of Barrett for court
"Amy Coney Barrett's replacement of Ruth better Ginsburg would represent the most dramatic ideological change on the Supreme Court in nearly thirty years it would also cement conservative dominance of the court for years to come Gloria Browne Marshall professor of constitutional law at John Jay college says based on Barrett's record and what she has stated one thing is certain she was going to use the inroads made by Ruth Bader Ginsburg two on duty and roads made for women New York law school constitutional law professor Donna Edwards Vince says one of the open questions about Barrett is the extent to which she intends to follow story decisis which is the established prior decisions of the court economy Barrett's position specifically on roe versus Wade is unclear certainly as an appellate judge she dissented in number of cases that upheld abortion restrictions I'm Julie Walker
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The Al Franken Podcast
05:43 min | 7 months ago
"donna edwards" Discussed on The Al Franken Podcast
"Biden. And a Democratic Senate will take this on and take it on from day. One You know I've given some thought. When I was in the Senate I did a number of things one of them was crisis intervention training, which is training cops to understand when they've entered a situation. That's a little out of control because of a mental illness, but part of what that teaches is de escalation. We need to do a whole bunch of stuff including we need data. There's data of this kind of abuses that we have a national data that the F.. B. I. Runs, but only forty percent of police report to it. and. We need to require that they do. Right I mean look I think that we have to make change on multiple levels I mean I recall when back in the. Nineties, I was doing. Developing, police, training, tools and training. Law Enforcement About. The things that they were doing that resulted in women, not feeling comfortable, coming forward and reporting domestic violence, or how they responded on a scene when I think over the last thirty years we've made tremendous progress in really retraining and helping police think differently culturally about their response to domestic violence. It is not perfect, but it is way different than it was thirty years ago, but that's thirty years and it. Lot of it came through federal funding that than provided funding to local law enforcement to be able to. Really engage. It came through in multiple years of not just training once, but training and retraining retraining to really change. And so I know that this is hard work. But, we gotta start somewhere, and I think that you know. There are billions of dollars federal dollars that go into state and local law enforcement all across the country every year and we need to start conditioning some of that funding. On making these changes. There are things that we can do I mean in terms of a database, I mean if we had a net a really national registry of law enforcement officers who were let go in one department, then committed some heinous act, and they were let go, and then they go five ten miles down the road and they get hired in another department well..
Senate Biden.
10:27 min | 11 months ago
Biden rallies establishment in bid to turn back Sanders
"Biden Wins. Every county in South Carolina from the hills to the C. Colossal victory in the first representative state. Is this the second day of the rest of his political life? Well it certainly feels that way. I mean look at the last forty eight hours. You have money which he hasn't had you've had endorsements you have people on the hill rallying around him. There's a Russian expression I think Peter might know it Success has its own aroma. That when you start winning that something happens that there's sort of an aura. People wanted to see him win. It's not just that he won one really big. And the the proportion of the African American vote the way he dominated constituency which is so important in a Democratic primary centene incredibly powerful message to people who had been wavering about him Peter Baker I recall a donald trump using biden's name a time or two in the past. Have you any evidence about how the president is processing the Biden Victory in South Carolina? I'm really what it may mean for the rest of the race. Look I think we know that the president would rather see Bernie Sanders. He's Kinda Telegraph that as his opponent. Candidates are notoriously bad picking their opposition. They they may not always have the right decision on that. But I see the contrast between the socialist and his version of capitalism as advantageous choice for the fall so tonight at the Rally. You heard him go. After Biden. Newly Resurgent Biden. Pretty harsh terms. He mocked him as feeble minded. Kind of has been ridiculed the vice president for his verbal gaffes lately confusing names saying that could be tomorrow's Super Thursday instead of Tuesday that kind of thing and he seemed to relish it but at the same night is trying to stir the pot. He's trying to get the sanders supporters. Upset whatever happens if he would lose if he were to lose. The president is saying is because it was a coup. That was the phrase there. Were he used today? I think on twitter because he wants to say they're the establishment is stealing it from Bernie Sanders in his view. He wins either way. He gets a candidate he wants and Bernie Sanders and a stark choice. Or you know. He gets a moderate Democrat to face but makes the laughter try get the left anyway. Upset BECAUSE BERNIE. Sanders did get what he says is fair do congresswoman. It's hard to imagine and fast forward through the history of the Democratic Party to a time where there has been one colossal consensus figure in the Democratic Party coming off his historic two-term presidency. He and the former first lady are often at the very top of opinion polls for most admired man. Most admired woman talk about the Barack Obama effect potentially on this election. Well I think it's a significant effect and I don't think it just rest with president former President Obama. I think you know when you look at people who were central to the Obama Administration now coming out in support of Joe Biden. That is in some ways telegraphing where the OBAMAS are and so. This shouldn't be a surprise me. We in some ways it would be kind of odd. Obviously if Vice President Biden didn't get the support of these allies of President Obama. We'd be all over that that. I do know Susan. Rice endorsed today among others. Well she did and I think that you know when you look at the range of endorsers especially today from Susan Rice and shoring up the foreign policy backing Joe Biden on domestically to have better work. Stand there along with Buddha judge or with char that makes a huge difference. Those are big signals sometimes. Endorsements don't matter at all in a campaign and we overestimate that but these were big Carolina. I'd like to read from you. The work of Jonathan Martin and Alex Burns over at your outfit very simply. The headline tells the story frozen in anxiety. How Democratic leaders leaders struggled to confront Bernie Sanders What is the story mean for the future potentially of the Democratic Party? Well it means a couple of things one if you look at that story part of the reason that they had a difficult time building consensus at that point around. Biden is because the campaign was really bad. The candidate was not reaching out to people as obvious as Harry Reid. The money was not coming in. Joe Biden was running in a very old fashioned way. He didn't have the base of say small donors and I think that story gets that and I think everyone should read. It is really the tension that might erupt if the Democrats are successful in kind of building up Biden as the Anti Bernie and prevailing like do they risk alienating. Some of the young people especially young men have gotten excited about Bernie Sanders to your first point. Sometimes people just like to be asked Harry. Reid came out in the last twenty four hours and endorsed but as they say that would have been nice lovely before the primary in his State. But actually you're raising a good point because today. I don't know if you've heard Biden's remarks he asked for people's help. He asked for their support. So somebody is sort of getting that message to him and Dunn Edwards a blatantly political question. What do you do about the split in the party? What do you do if you arrive at your convention? You'll be there and Bernie Sanders has slightly more of the delegates and that there's a group that wants to nominate Joe by first of all. I hope that we actually don't get to that point because I think it is really difficult. One and I would urge Democrats to stop running the Anti Bernie Campaign. They can run a campaign that elevates Joe Biden support coalescence around Joe Biden without sort of putting a knife in the Bernie Sanders supporters. I think that would be wrong for our party. And it certainly will not help us coming out of the Convention to have fully United Party. I mean Bernie has said that he's committed to that and I actually believe him on that point and I don't think he's GonNa be used as a pawn by Donald Trump. Should he not get the nomination but exit and that kind of exit is really important and so we have to figure that out? And I don't know yet whether burning might have enough to go into the convention and consolidate support and get the nomination. That could still happen. I do think for all you viewers watched Texas if Joe Biden does really well there I think in in Bernie a does well on Super Tuesday but Joe Biden has enough reason in enough momentum to to really challenge him in a number of places. I think there's a really good shot that we go and I'm not just saying this because I've dreamed about it as a reporter forever but that we go to a convention and have a contested convention you guys are on different teams just simply just because the anxiety for anti I get it. Zantac sales will spike Peter. I've got a tweet from Aaron. Blake over at the Washington Post again to keep things fair. Republican members of Congress haven't sent one tweet or press release mentioning Burris Ma or Hunter Biden since February seventh per alleged storm. One day after Biden Win South Carolina. Senator Johnson of Wisconsin sends this letter on a Sunday. No less Sometimes Peter the Republicans are Director. Never Ironic fifth well. Look you know. Burris wasn't necessary in the Republican. Playbook when Biden was down and out he was a fourth-place fifth-place finisher and the early primary states and they had bigger fish to fry at that point. It was Michael Bloomberg on the rise Bernie Sanders on the rise. They were focused on them. Now Biden of course is resurgent. You're going to hear a lot. More about Burris men Hunter Biden. And that's something that Democrats have to take into consideration is they picked their nominee because it is a subject. They're going to have to address the fall. If Joe Biden is their nominee either got to figure out how they're going to answer it how they're going to defend against going explain it. Some of these things can be dismissed as well. President trump was exaggerating. But there are some things that are genuinely troubling to a lot of voters even Democrats who have been disturbed by by some of what they've seen so this is a big factor in a way the Republicans are trying to stir the pot here before Super Tuesday. But it's a reminder that we're playing we're not playing ball and this is going to be a big contest come the fall. Whoever's the nominee Peter you're around to cover the Obama White House year among the former presidents biographers when people ask you what you saw of the relationship between President and Vice President? How easy was the relationship that kind of thing? How do you answer? That's a good question. I didn't start off that easy. In fact these are two very different kinds of personalities. They came from different generations. Different backgrounds different experience levels different introvert extrovert kind of ways of dealing with people but over the years they were together they really did bond in a pretty significant way. I think certainly you saw that by the time. Beau Biden died and Barack Obama gave the eulogy at the funeral. That was about as close a bonding moment as you can imagine between two political figures that doesn't necessarily mean he. He thought that Barack Oh so he thought that Joe Biden necessarily the best candidate to run this year. I think the Rock Obama had his concerns but now that we're facing a choice between Bernie Sanders and one other candidate. You can sorta see as as you put it as Kelly and her colleagues wrote the subtle hand of of Obama coming into play here which clearing the field to some extent of the the other Moderate alternatives that is a biden versus sanders. Kind of contest. Everybody Strap in Super Tuesday star. Hours are great thanks to Peter Baker to Caroline Ryan to Donna Edwards for starting off on manic
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11:06 min | 1 year ago
Iran attacks Iraqi bases housing US troops in retaliation for Soleimani's death
"Breaking news out of Iraq where we have confirmation that Iran has launched missiles missile strikes to Iraqi basis at least two Iraqi basis that also house. US forces we have no confirmation yet of the assessment of damage or casualties around the state media is now saying that Eh. They launched these two rounds of missile strikes. And this is I think important and really actually crucial we think about this moment around saying there's no there's no retaliation for America For the latest attacks. Then they will stop attacking but if America tax than their response will be crushing and widespread. It seems to me that this is a calculation nation here by the Iranian regime. At least and getting to some point that does not further. Climb up the escalatory ladder that we have now been on for quite some time and is threatening to plunged the entire region into valuable war joining me now former Republican congressman from Oklahoma Mickey Edwards. Former chair of the House Republican Policy Committee and former Democratic Congressman from Maryland. Donna Edwards also with me Sam Cedar host the majority were podcast and MSNBC Contributor Angelina Maxwell host of signal boost on Sirius Xm and an MSNBC political analyst. Donna let me start with you the the way that we talk about. This tends to resolve revolve around the president. What decision when will he make? and WHO's influencing but America's democratic nation with the constitution that gives the power to declare war the the Congress United States represents this democratic nation. All of its citizens citizens should not be in the hands of one man particularly one man with the faculties that the current president has it seems to me extremely important that across Democrat and Republican particularly Democratic Party Democrat. Cows come out strongly to say no war with Iran. This is madness and do whatever they can to halt escalation is that a possibility ability as UCLA. I do think that there will be in there. Already have been tonight really strong voices coming from speaker. Pelosi herself that we do not want a war with Iran and very sadly this is so reminiscent of where we've been before and I think it's also important for the American American people to step up and declare that there should be no war with Iran and we are at a place where you know. There's a possibility that there could be some some de escalation but it requires seen voices and cool heads to preside both in the White House which I don't expect but certainly coming out with a strong voice from Democrats in the in the Congress and I would expect others who do not want to continue. You need to put service men and women in harm's way and to jeopardize the safety of of the American People Mickey you know there's been an interesting Fisher Asia and the Republican and Conservative collision on this question We we've seen it sort of break out in the open. Sometimes rampaul was on our air earlier. Senator from Kentucky urging us not to enter into worth around. There are some conservative commentators. WHO HAVE THE president's ear who also said the same? This seems to me kind of testing ground of that. What do you you expect to see from Republicans on the hill? Well if we stay with what they have been saying for. Many many years is that we should be very cautious. Che's about going into war but they're the bigger issue here is what you were talking about Chris. So I would hope that the congress is able to back the president op and not have is go into a major war but it's also important that Congress start reasserting its primacy in the field of international affairs primacy in in terms of deciding when we go to war because it's not just this war but with this man in the in the White House or frankly any president the idea that the congress would step by now. You were the democratic voice. Chris you've been talking about and that the Congress would back off and let any president just on his own whim or any other reason take take the country into war is unacceptable and it's time Republicans and Democrats both came together on that one issue. It just crazy to me to view what's happening right now. Does this thing that just happening out there. In the world like we're we live in a democratic society precisely so that we can exert some control and and that's part of constitutional designed by design the founders constitutional design that there are some democratic control. I mean the idea that regardless of what we have in terms of casualties that we must must respond is absurd. We have agency people are going to call for de-escalation. They're either going to call for now tonight or they're going to do it. Eighteen years from now after after what we've been in Iraq and so the bottom line is every single. Democratic presidential candidate should tonight come out and say no war with Iran every single member of the Democratic Caucus in the house and the Senate should be backing the bills by Tim Kaine am by Sanders and Kana in the House and stopping funding and stopping topping the legal auspicies for this war. Somebody's skills worse than Iraq because at least with the Iraq war in two thousand three there was a reason they put forward a reason season and so an American citizen say while there's WMD's now it turned out that that was a lie right but there wasn't articulated reason that the administration collectively is trying to put forward to tell the American people. This is why we're doing this. I have no idea why this is happening Chris. The American people likely do not understand why we are on on the brink of war with Iran and I agree with Sam. All of the Democratic candidates have a chance to step forward in this moment and show that they can be competent. They can be strong and stand on principle there. There is no reason for this and this moment we need to stay take a step back a giant step back over this cannot be a partisan listen moment the Republicans in Congress have to do the same thing. They took the same oath of office. They swore to uphold the same constitution and adjust having Democrats oppose. What's happening what the war is about without any information here but but they can't do it alone? Republicans have to say in this this case this is American lives at risk and we are going to take back the constitutional power. The Congress has the it can't be just a democratic down the the politics of of this which in some senses seemed secretaries. We await at this moment to find out if there were casualties. Both among the Iraqi against Iraqi servicemembers emmers on these Iraqi bases or American service members but of course the politics matter because the politics are part of what will produce the outcomes that happen and the decision that gets made. I mean again. This is all part of Democratic Self Governance. It does seem to me that the war weariness is very real thing it shows up in the polling. It showed up on the campaign trail. There's very very little appetite. Wait for a war with Iran. If you pull that question and even the airstrike against Sulejmani which a to my mind. Reckless escalation along this trajectory was was essentially partisan split. Like do you trust. The Democrats will have the courage of their convictions about how they navigate this. Well I have to say I mean I do you. I mean I remember you know the lead up to the Iraq war in two thousand and whatever it was three four and you know people believe the evidence that was in front of them. I never believed it. But even in the face of thousands and thousands of people taking to the streets still legislators felt a need to like go right up and march toward war. We cannot afford that to have that outcome again. And I think it's incumbent on members of Congress but the American people have to speak up and we know that they're worried because they wanted to pull out of Iraq and Afghanistan in and out of the region all along now here. We are escalating again. And it's time to put a put the brakes on this coming. Both from the Congress in terms of them exercising their authorities Mickey had said but also coming from the American people saying we do not want another war in that region Gen Party. The ball is in the in the hands of the people themselves the power to declare war being Congress means that the people are supposed to make these decisions and this is what they have to show up a child meetings APP to contact their members of Congress and they have to be hurt and there should be a vote. I mean there's going to be a partner. Solution says there's going to be privileged privileged resolution and there should be there should be a vote in the United States. Senate absolutely not say I am struck by how many democratic politicians look I have very little expectations of Republicans at this point. I'm sorry about that but I am struck. By how few how how little maturation there seems to be when I look at the democratic accredit politicians who are coming out there and equivocating at this point because the American public has grown since two thousand two and to a certain extent I remember that time time vividly millions of people who are in those streets at that time and the fact is there was a lot of people who are shell shocked after nine eleven that Shell shock does not exist amongst the American American public anymore but you look at the eyes of a lot of these democratic politicians and they look like deers. If your headlights they need to lead to fight back against what is off. Obviously an attempt to draw this country into war by. Who's you know what who who's driving this bus? It's unclear but it but we cannot allow the the idea that the president of the United States can Willy Nilly create provocations. That dragged this country into this type of quagmire again. The American people have to understand why why we're entering into a military conflict. They don't know that tonight and that's a really big problem. And the communication here. I mean we just go back to say what the facts are on the ground in terms of the the latest loop. There was an attack outside Kirkuk a rocket attack there have been increasing rocketfire Adam at American forces from Shia militias in Iraq. Starting in October Tober Brett mcgurk said that hadn't happened. Eight years that part that itself was part of a escalatory cycle that started with the withdrawal from the Iran deal that kills an American American contractor back in December outside Kirkuk and killed an American contractor wounded several American service members there was a retaliatory strike by the US. It Killed Twenty five Shia militia militia members in Iraq and then that storm the embassy which was essentially disbursed with no casualties and then in response to that wildly provocative talkative s escalating act of taking out killing Qassem solely money. So that is that is the situation that has bras tonight to these reports of ground-to-ground missile. Fire from the Iranian government directed at Iraqi basis that whole both Amar Iraqi service members and American service members Donald. What do you think is happening right now? We have reports that Vice President Pence has briefed Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer Pelosi tweeted tweeted out. She's closely monitoring the situation falling bombings targeting. US troops in Iraq. We must ensure the safety of our service members including ending needless provocations
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White House Declares War on Impeachment Inquiry
"I've made clear I think the White House has made very clear we will ensure that we do everything required to do by the law and the constant Asian every time those comments came a day after the White House appeared to declare war on the house impeachment inquiry the trump administration is refusing to comply with subpoenas create an eight page letter sent to Speaker Pelosi reads in part quote president trump and his administration cannot participate in your partisan and unconstitutional inquiry under these circumstances lawyers for the Democrats immediately labeled the letter devoid of any sound legal reasoning one set its sights more MSNBC guest appearances than actual legal underpinnings in the course of eight pages meanwhile trump heads into the impeachment inquiry now having created a rift in his own party as we've discussed here tonight over Syria Washington Post sums up the president's plight this way instead of enjoying uncontested gop support is he changes into a constitutional showdown with House. Democrats prepares for bruising reelection campaign trump is now fighting on two fronts within his party with us Hi Donna Edwards former Democratic member of Congress from the Great State of Maryland who these days is a Washington Post columnist and Tim O'Brien executive editor of Bloomberg opinion and the author of trump nation. The Art of being the Donald Welcome to you both congresswoman I'd like to begin with you this was it strikes me another day in a series of days wide ranging comments from the president make of them what you may but a whole bunch of them that we have I wrote repeat it on this broadcast tonight no response no response machine on the part of the Democrats the uncomfortable question I have for you you is we see impeachment rising in the polls is it rising because of or in spite of your political party well I actually think that When Nancy Pelosi announced the beginning of the impeachment in Korean put some focus on this question of this Ukraine scandal and the president's strong arming the president of Ukraine that that actually drew the public's attention to the president's bad behavior his unlawful behavior and I think that you can see from that time forward that support in the general public is beginning to increase teach me and I think this is the danger zone for the president because the more that he's stonewalls the more that he continues to look as though he's hiding something thing then I think that he really digs himself into a hole and this notion that somehow the congress the House is operating out side of the constitution is really just hogwash to kind of monkey up the precedings and I don't think Democrats should be distracted by that they should move forward and if Republicans if the president decides that he doesn't want to cooperate in this investigation then he will just layer on the the charges that will be made against him in any articles of impeachment so Tim O'Brien I'm assuming you didn't believe the president's faint today that if if the Democrats alling to be fair he'll go along yeah I don't think the president is going to go along regardless of what the Democrats do I think that was written in the in the stars along ago and I think you know we're in the midst of a constitutional crisis constitutional crisis exists if the constitution is not specific about certain actions the Congress should take and if you have players who are in the midst of this who are going to see things Ceuta the end regardless of what the constitution says and you've got a president who's willing to step into that Accu and he's backed by a party that's willing to take him down that road with them and I think trump's not only unlawful he's lawless in the sense that he doesn't really care about boundaries and he doesn't really care about rules that was true in his business life it's been true during his presidency and he now occupies an office that protects him from some of the guidelines put in place to rein in unlawful behavior you think I don't I don't think there's any doubt that the house is going to impeach him I think there's probably I have no doubt that the Senate is going to let it go and I think it's ironic and and sad and tragic comic that you've got the Senate up in arms over what's happened in north in northern Syria which they should be here's this wasn't necessarily the president being out of bounds the president didn't consult him the president didn't bring him into the process the president didn't honor Z.? Graham in this moment in the way that Lindsey Graham felt he should rather than Lindsey Graham I think leaning back on good conservative principles about how the president it should observe the rule of law and being outraged going back months and the way before now congresswoman we watch Luende Hausky all but dance on the witness title without fear and without consequence in front of the House Judiciary Committee Democrats are GONNA turn around now and start enforcing stuff and saying no no no under the constitution we are to be the prevailing power here while I do think that Democrats have some control over this process and you know I'm very critical of the way that some of these hearings have been conducted I think if there are GonNa be public hearings than Democrats need to really focus on having a single we'll skilled litigator asking questions of the witness so that Lewandowski would not be able to get away with the kinds of things that he did when you've got this you know partisan back and back and forth going on in the Committee so Democrats have control of the process and I've said before that I think that speaker does he needs to own this process because it will define them and I think that she has been and now the question is how you get from here to there in short order but very efficiently and doing the work to ensure that their articles of impeachment and frankly it doesn't matter to me if the Senate chooses not to remove this lawless president the act of impeaching the president is important enough to say you know what the president may not followed boundaries but the American people have
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"donna edwards" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Today's release of the notes of the call by the White House confirms this behavior which undermines the integrity of our election the dignity of any presidency and our national security when they look at the information. it's a joke. impeachment for that. when you have a wonderful meeting or you have a wonderful phone conversation. president trump and house speaker Nancy Pelosi with very different reactions to the release of that rough transcript of this call with Ukraine's president the summer as house Democrats to launch a formal impeachment inquiry and it's time now for our Sunday group rich Lowry of National Review model a lazy of Georgetown university's institute of politics and public service former democratic congresswoman Donna Edwards and fox news correspondent Gillian Turner wretch how much trouble is Donald Trump and what are the chances for impeachment what are the chances for wind mobile well I I think he's obviously in trouble and there's some idea that he wants to be in peace or welcomes the politics of the impeachment and from people talk to and it's what you see in public he hates the idea of being a peachy doesn't want this to happen and I think what happened this week last week as Nancy Pelosi is really pushed by her own caucus and became unsustainable for her publicist anymore but I think it's a sign of weakness that you didn't have a vote on the house floor to actual actually open the impeachment inquiry the way you did with Nixon and with Clinton and that's a sign would be a very narrow partisan vote may be offered for some remembers and I just think this is improper the preservation of done it but if he was impeached and removed on the basis of anything like this universe of possible fax it would blowholes legitimacy and the center of our politics that wouldn't be healed for years the right way to do this the po the present one to go there's an election twelve months from now Chile and you'll have that advantage over all of us you actually worked in the National Security Council under bald bush forty three and bomb us I want to ask you a couple of any I could have to go to work quickly specific things about what stands out what stands out for you about the phone call what stands out for you about the president's handling of the aid and what stands out for you about the president's use off the box of several private attorneys so the first point quick. play on the transcript and a lot of hay being made about the fact that White House officials ordered the transcript move from a top secret system to an even more highly classified code word system. way way and not enough information is known at this point to make a determination that was problematic people are saying that move is unprecedented it's not people are saying it shows an improved in and of itself there was a cover up it doesn't that happens is done what about the call itself the call itself what stuck out to me about the call in terms of things that were problematic was Rudy Giuliani's involvement running point man on Ukraine anytime you have somebody who's not a government official purporting to represent the United States purporting to represent the president it's highly unethical not saying it's illegal not saying it's impeachable obviously that's not for me to decide but it is unethical and I think that's what the administration is gonna have to contend with now if they're not upset with Giuliani already they're about to me and what about the fact that the state department the Pentagon at all sad Congress but but the site out and the fact that the president sometime in July just before the phone call goes against all of the men's with holds the aid and that makes this call to the president how troubling is that to you well we don't know if it's true yeah it right I think presumably the investigation Congress's investigate without the aid we do know that that we know that he was held the aid and we know what he said on the phone call reportedly but there's the correlation has not been proven yet that's what the congressional inquiry will get to congresswoman Edwards speaker because he didn't want to go down the road of impeachment and she now has decided to and you have some problems with the process of having six committees all do their thing why well I mean first of all I think that the speaker didn't want to do this and she went down this road because the president actually forced her hand and I think that the process has to be really narrowly can circumscribed it's really important not to spread it across six committees six chairman six different investigations I do think the later the move later in the week to try to contain this within the intelligence committee is probably a smart one. but you know we need to I I think we need one lawyer one committee one chairman asking questions you know in a sequence that really make sense of the American people can understand what happened so that Congress can get to some of the real answers the president's focus at least part of this focus in all of this apparently was to dig up dirt on Joe Biden who at the time of the phone call perhaps not so much now was his Claire top rival the front runner for the democratic nomination here is former vice president Biden this week. it seems to me it's awful hard to avoid the conclusion that it is an impeachable offense and a violation of constitutional responsibility well I don't ask a legal question I want to ask you a political question there is no hard evidence that that either as I presented to to Steven Miller that either Biden aura son did anything illegal but you've got to admit it sure looks bad that when Joe Biden as vice president of the United States that hunter Biden his son is doing business with all of these countries that Joe Biden is also doing doing business web I mean it it seems to be just kind of a perfect example of the swamp well that's what the president's hoping for right the facts we do know is that hunter Biden went to work for this company or to consult for this company but all the allegations of corruption against this company took place two years before that we know that we know that the vice president and others in the Obama administration specifically when after the prosecutor force for pulling back on its invest on the Ukrainian investigation not for being too aggressive for not being aggressive enough and tying foreign aid to that we know that much so but I ministry of the apparent political right so this is what the president's trying to hear the president now is one of the few lifelines he has right now is to obfuscate and confuse and make this look like some sort of false equivalency here there is not the reality is that the president went to the Ukrainian government and ask them for help that would benefit him politically forget about the whistleblower for a second the president admitted it and the White House released a memo that corroborate the conversation got thirty seconds left how damaging to Joe by I think it's pretty damaging the the arrangement was hunter was corrupt not any legal sense but this is the worst aspect of our public life that if you're in some proximity to power people thrown. money at you for nothing and he got sixty thousand dollars a month from this company just on the basis of it being the vice president's son and of Biden is an army of have a lot of doubts for trump with hammer this every single day all right and we have to take a break here when we come back Iranian president Hassan Rouhani did not meet with president trump this week at the U. N. we sat down for a wide ranging interview will play the highlights and.
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"donna edwards" Discussed on KNST AM 790
"One more former congresswoman Donna Edwards, number seventy two. She said this this morning. About. About bread cabinet. Listen listening to judge Cavanaugh. And it was surprising to me that he would he seemed like a bully Franklin. It reminded me took me back to my old days as a victim advocate working with victims of domestic violence and sexual assault and seeing their perpetrators across the table or across the courtroom, and that kind of confrontation, and it really felt very much like that. Reminded me of a sexual predator. Right. But how long has it hit play real quick don't putting up in the air? But how long? Yes, Barbara Boxer who said that cabinet looks like a man that can attack a woman on the Hillary Email scandal said let's just move on people nothing to see here. Let's move. These are just I mean, these are. And they think that it's not a problem just messing with somebody's life. So disgusting. They are. It's gross. But they're gross. I mean, they they are they are just one hundred and fifty per their gross. What else can you say? Right. Just gross. I mean the question we're going to sound bites. I'll get your calls. You have this one dopey Senator Sheldon Whitehouse asking about drinking games asking about farting words that describe farting is a guy that's going to be on the supreme court. He's going to be confirmed. Any democratic senators asking about? What does what does booth mean? Which apparently these when Kevin was sixteen with his buddies. They call that farting. This is what's important other democratic senators big giant picture of Kavanagh's yearbook photo with information that he put in his high school frigging yearbook goofy kids is this really who you are. And he's like I was number one in my class. I worked at the college. I then was accepted into Yale Law School. You're worried about my frigging. Are you kidding me? Right now. This is what the Democratic Party is literally if you don't like Republicans fine, but you should feel embarrassed. If you have the vote for these I wouldn't vote for them. You already people aren't gonna vote for Martha because they're embarrassed by her and she's nothing compared to these idiots. Six twenty three we'll continue. There's so much more way. We got we got a you know, what since Lindsey Graham Lindsey Graham was fantastic yesterday. John McCain dies. Lindsey Graham finally gets out of the clutches of stupidity. And it's not too soon. I don't care. And. Graham, I saw your face Lindsey Graham went off in. What was probably the best thing. I've ever seen a politician say that's not name Trump. We'll get to that. And with Joe Scarborough space, you know, now that Lindsey has crossed the other side of conservatism. Well. You're dead to us the rest of the media. We'll get to all that can as t AM seven ninety Tucson's. Most stimulating talk the morning ritual with Gary Lewis, get back to feel like your old self renewed. Medical health spent Lana she can make that happen. Again. I got a message from a husband and wife. They both go to spell. Lana at renewed medical health on.
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"donna edwards" Discussed on The Nicole Sandler Show
"There. Could could very well be before before. There was a net roots nation. There was still a couple of times that people would get together in the very early stages of the of the what became net roots nation. So when people you know, it was there weren't as many bloggers. There weren't as many people doing things for progressive was just the forming. It was just starting to form and Donna Edwards at the time had she worked for organization. I can't remember the name of it, but it was before she was had run for congress, and she put something together in Georgia and on on a little island off the coast of Georgia. And I went to that and and that and she introduced me to Joel. So that goes way way back to maybe twenty, oh five or something like that. That was quite an exciting weekend for me because I met a lot of people who I only knew from, you know, my contacts with them online, right? I met first time that way, and I got. A little early a day or two early. I don't know why did that. But I did and I went and and I went, I wouldn't say, I can't remember the name. I went on a little boat out into the ocean, and it's just sort of like a just a little tiny boat of me in this. This woman who was also a blogger and and it capsized. Or I fell out of it. She says she was okay, so didn't catch. I just fell out of the boat and and then I didn't know this at the time that that this island is the breeding ground. The biggest breeding ground on the east coast for tiger sharp. No, I wasn't aware that, but I did see all these dorsal fins headed my way and I was like petrified. But it turned out they were porpoises dolphins, which which were were I? I mean, people told me after that they were there to protect me. So that was that was the very moment. Anyway, I'm getting off track and you know a little bit a little bit freaked out about hearing about Joel. But you know, once someone gets pancreatic cancer and enjoy with had it for quite some time and it was in very, very late stage. Now, you know, you know what the ending is going to be. Yeah. Yeah, it's still, you know, even though we knew it was coming, I felt like, you know, a gut punch, right it right to my stomach. When I heard this morning, I was actually sitting in a doctor's office and I just saw it on my phone and I just it hit me hard knowing it was coming and you know, and you. And I think you know, say they are, but for. The grace of whatever you believe in. I mean, we're both cancer survivors. I think how easily it could have been me and it's just it's just so random, you know, cancer SOX. Yup, just so what what would have been very happy about is something that some news I got today? Okay. So head Lou. Ted lieu is doing a series of campaign. He's he's a west coast, vice chair of the d triple seat. Each each region has a has a west coast vice chair. They were elected by the members, and none of them are doing anything except heads. Literally, none of them are doing anything. I just called up. I don't know. Like fifteen candidates, not candidate's campaign managers, and I asked them, have you have you had much contact with your d, triple c, vice chair. Each of them said, what's that? Or who's that none of zero. None of them had except on the west coast. None of them had any contact with any vice chair, not on the east coast, not in the south, not in the mid west. They're even have one for the for Texas and that area. So you know, so they do nothing. They just have the title, literally nothing. I mean, they don't even know the candidates go campaign manages. So when I say nothing, I mean nothing except on the west coast and every single one of them new Ted and and said staff and they, you know, they all were raving..
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"donna edwards" Discussed on The Beat with Ari Melber
"I want to bring in Howard fineman fellow writer who has covered many of these issues and former Maryland congresswoman, Donna Edwards, Donna, how do you view the significance of this? Well, I mean, I think it is true that Allan Weisselberg actually could be the thing that around which all of these investigations actually come to a convergence. And I mean he is the money guy, and I think that you know each one of these investigations really touches on where the money was running, whether it was the Trump foundation campaign or the Trump organization, and Alan Weisselberg is at a place where he might understand how it is at these dots connect. And so I think it's it's going to be a really important conversation, and certainly his testimony before the before the grand jury. And I think that you know Cohen right here has his own exposure, and he needs to figure out when it is that he's going to sit down with prosecutors because the more the investigation goes forward without his cooperation and begins to to center on him. He is exposed in a way that others are not Howard. I wanna get emotional. It's been a long week over. Come to me REM ready? Well, these are that we do reporting here and we rely on reporting and the rule oriented narrative around Michael Cohen has tapped into his feelings and his stated feelings, which he's been leaking constantly to his friends as he has every right to to share his thoughts and feelings in a mode. These are some of them wounded abandoned. Frustrate panicked furious. These all come from the Washington Post's account of his feelings. How does that play into this and what is his reaction when he sees Weisselberg head into this grand jury box, which again, I have to say for clarity, we don't know when or if that is already happened, but whenever that kind of thing happens given their relationship. Well, let's start from the inside out. First of all, Conan Weisselberg presumably no affair amount about each other, Tim's. Absolutely right. Cone was the fixer. He wasn't the guy, signing the checks. It was Trump signing the checks and Weisselberg giving Trump the sign, the checks to sign. But when you get to different people from an organization testifying separately before a grand jury, that makes both of them really nervous. And that's exactly what Bob Muller and the feds want to do here. The big picture here Ari don't forget. The big question is, did Donald Trump and his organization Kalou. Dude with the Russians and are they covering that up? I've always thought, and I've reason to think that the theory of Muller's case is follow the money going back to Watergate. Follow the money where is the Russian money? How did the Russian money get in here? This is one of the things that Tim, who did a fabulous job on that book looked into where does the Russian money come from and how does the Russian money which was prevalent in the Trump organization in the late nineties and the odds? How did that money affect Donald Trump's behavior and cooperation with Russians? If at all in the campaign, so Muller's going deep here the feds are going deep and now they're getting to the people who really, really know as Tim points out. Weisselberg is a guy who knows every check, presumably every loan. Don't forget also that the feds have the tax returns. There's nothing that prevents the feds from getting the tax returns. They've got the tax returns, even if they're not public Weisselberg knows every jot and tittle those tax returns and what they really mean it. By the way, there's very weak. Privileged legally. It's not like a lawyer, very weeks, federal law and state laws on on on client accountant privilege. They get everything from Weisselberg. And Lastly, I would say why Solberg who was described by others is fading into the wallpaper generally is not the kind of guy. One would think who would probably enjoy going in front of a grand jury, Tim widow more about that than I. But this this is the feds again squeezing from the outside in and now they're getting really close it, Tim, and then Tim to that point. Well, I think even I think Howard spot on here, I guess we're in happy agreement about these things. I think beyond even the tax returns, the other thing that's been exposed to remember in that tape that came out the other night..
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WMAL 630AM
"donna edwards" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"Appoint to supreme court justice yeah you're may remember that jeffrey toobin in two thousand ten offered his girlfriend who he impregnated money for an abortion are you remember how that's probably not it's an amazing story though casey greenfield pretty gingerhaired yale educated lawyer and writer who last march gave birth to a love child the lovechild of none other than jeffrey toobin who wanted her to get an abortion and wanted here take the money take money the baby's father is married c n star and bestselling new york new yorker writer jeffrey toobin no problem that say you can see why he might have some interest in all of that stuff that is caused for hyperbole that is caused for hyperbole send more hyperbole why don't you donna edwards is a member of congress roe versus wade has gone it's gone you know and they're getting everybody hysterical there are some democrats that i know p i personally have what i've a very good friend who is liberal democrat a woman a single mother and she told me quite recently i'm a one issue voter and it's abortion and she's in favor of it not against it i'm a one issue voter abortion and for a lot of democrats that's true i've never been a one issue voter myself if it's one issue it's like the constitution the rule of law preserving america for the good of mankind donna edwards says a democrat member of the congress look how backward she she's looking at the world through the wrong end of the telescope she says that it's the republicans who play by st rules and democrats that play by the marcus a queensberry rules now of course the complete opposite is one hundred percent true but she's a democrat time for democrats to throw down i mean by that is that we've been playing by the rule book and donald trump and republicans by st rolls we need to play yeah because you guys got knows you know by by st rules listen to the sound of republicans out in the street angry about the price of french cabernet going up brooks brothers raise the price of the plane blue suits so republicans took to the streets beaten people's heads in smashing out storefront windows looting the hair extensions place overturning police cars setting them on fire you know republicans are street rules yeah we're played by st rules and you're playing by the rules isn't that amazing you guys are really something aren't you i'll let's go to number fifteen linda sarsour as an extremist radical she's a democrat party representatives she has ties to radical islamists she wears the shadow for she's a muslim woman but more importantly she's a radical leftist and that's that radicalism is even crazier chris they don't go together but they do because they're both totalitarian that's how it makes sense she's one of the lead organizers of the socalled women's march they're in town today hoping to get a lot of people have arrested a lot of people arrested dave raised money for bail there's go beat me page if you wanna give money to them so they can bail themselves out after they break the law linda sarsour using the name of the reverend dr martin luther king quite amazing as evidence that civility should not be the order of the day i think martin luther king represented civility and there were other more radical elements of the left and the democrats back that martin luther king most of his life was a republican of course i don't think he was pro choice you know what i mean he was not al sharpton let's put it that way linda sarsour mlk he warned us about people like schumer dr martin luther king warned us about people and chuck schumer he said it's not the wasn't the ku klux klan of the white citizen counselors where the obstacles towards justice it was the people calling for quote civility and people that were telling us ren to protest what time and how to protest and i need to let people know that when we talk about civility it is not civil to rip babies from their mothers it is not civil to break up muslim family that is not civil to take away health care for millions of americans no none of that happened caring does again but now roe v wade is i love that go from it's not civil here said she literally said tear ditch satan babies from there others she said that makes me laugh these people they're really yeah and martin luther king he wasn't calling.
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"donna edwards" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Supreme court justice yeah you may remember that jeffrey toobin in two thousand ten offered his girlfriend who he impregnated money for an abortion you remember probably not it's an amazing story though casey greenfield pretty gingerhaired yale educated lawyer and writer who last march gave birth to a love child the lovechild of none other than jeffrey toobin who wanted her to get an abortion and wanted here take the money take money the baby's father is married c n n star and bestselling new york new yorker writer jeffrey toobin no problem let's say you can see why he might have some interest in all of that stuff that is caused for hyperbole hyperbole send more hyperbole why don't you donna edwards is a member of congress roe versus wade has gone it's gone and they're getting everybody hysterical there are some democrats that i know p i personally have what i have a very good friend who is liberal democrat a woman a single mother and she told me quite recently i'm a one issue voter and it's abortion and she's in favor of it not against it i'm a one issue voter and it's abortion and for a lot of democrats that's true i've never been a one issue voter myself if it's one issue it's like the constitution the rule of law preserving america for the good of mankind donna edwards is a democrat member of the congress and this is how backward she she's looking at the world through the wrong end of the telescope she says that it's the republicans who play by st rules and the democrats that play by the marcus a queensberry rules now of course the complete opposite is one hundred percent true but she's a democrat it's time for democrats to throwdown rodin what i mean by that is that we've been playing by the rule book and donald trump and republicans playing by straight rules we need to play by st rules yeah because you guys got knows you know play by st rules sound of republicans out in the street angry about the price of french cabernet going up brooks brothers raised the price of the plane blue suits republicans took to the streets bitten people's heads in smashing out storefront windows looting the hair extensions place overturning police cars setting them on fire you know republicans are street rules yeah we're playing by st rules and you're playing by the rules isn't that amazing you guys are really something aren't you let's go to number fifteen linda sarsour as an extremist radical she's a democrat party representatives she has ties to radical islamists she wears the shadow for she's a muslim woman but more importantly she's a radical leftist and that's that radicalism is even crazier chris they don't go together but they do because they're both totalitarian that's how it makes sense she's one of the lead organizers of the socalled women's march they're in town today hoping to get a lot of people have arrested a lot of people arrested dave raised money for bail there's a go beat me page if you wanna give money to them so they can bail themselves out after they break the law linda sarsour using the name of the reverend dr martin luther king quite amazing as evidence that civility should not be the order of the day i think martin luther king represented civility and there were other more radical elements of the left and the democrats back that martin luther king most of his life was a republican of course i don't think he was pro choice you know what i mean he was not al sharpton let's put it that way linda sir sewer mlk he warned us about people like schumer dr martin luther king warned us about people that chuck schumer he said it's not the wasn't the ku klux klan of the white citizen is the obstacles towards the justice it was the people calling for quote civility and people that were telling us when to protest at what time and how to protest and i need to let people know that what when we talk about civility it is not.
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"donna edwards" Discussed on 550 KFYI
"Leftist turned how rabbit they have become an and i i really think you know you the the lev rolling up on him last night and his wife having to step up you don't open up a to get these kids do the back off i think he may be throwing in understanding that you know what yeah we got i'm sorry i was dragging my feet the deep state has some shackles on me but we may see a fire lit under the assets of mitch mcconnell democrats to a who is this this is donna edwards former representative donna edwards or was about to go to did i did i play i did donna edwards she's saying that you know what is time you'll is like when obama said you know what if they bring a knife we bring a gun what it's time to straight fight than it's time for democrats to throw down by that is that we've been playing by the rule book and donald trump and republicans playing by straight rules we need to play by street right for what does that look like it looks i mean it's look flips inside and outside it's murkowski it's susan collins and it's putting public pressure on them because we know that they are where most of us are on issues concerning abortion rights and and other things but geigo street rules street rules sorta like what obama was saying you know and then the photo flag flashback to to to the fall of two thousand eight cut thirty six six i need you to go out and talk to your friends and talk to your neighbors i want you to talk to them whether they're independent or whether they are republican i want you to argue with them and getting their facing yeah streetfighting that's what it's this is going to take no this is the democrats are reacting because they understand what does that stake here my friends they completely understand what is at stake and democrats are starting to freak out as well because on the national scene this twenty eightyearold who want a last night who beat the number of the fourth most powerful democrat that's sending a clear message as well and we will unravel that message at four thirty five twenty seven minutes after the hour you are listening to.
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"donna edwards" Discussed on KBNP AM 1410
"The alan nathan show is ahead stay with me right here on am 1410 kbnp security guards all of the trump could turn our schools in prison sentence still not gonna keep people who are able to go it right there want to continue with up at stop right there i want to jump into this real pass because just that i'm gonna i'm gonna kick it up again we're going to go ahead and play it but i wanted people to have a separate matter of fact i want you to follow everybody to sell a nathan zahlan even welcome back to the alan nathan show this of course as the oasis for those who have enough versions of the left right black white twodimensional approach the lighting it'd be with us right now you're listening to a clip from a few days ago on the fox news sunday show with chris wallace these talking about maybe we should increase security at schools and he's talking with former congresswoman donna edwards democrat out a maryland and he's asking if we should maybe elevate the security and her response is to label a secured school is being tantamount to prison so that she can subsequently say that which would otherwise sound completely bereft of all logic and intellect but because she remains at this is the art of movable standard folks there's a lot of different movable standard arguments that the sylla there's the fractured syllogism and the corrupted ethylene which are perfect camouflage four bad faith political intent but then you also have something what i call the art of movable standards wearing you essentially rename it thing as being something other than what it is in order to gain the ground your arguments otherwise could not clip tinplate that again dirk if you please harden's schools foot mega mike airports none of the factors security guards all of that front we we could turn our schools into prisons and it's still not gonna keep people who are able to go and get a weapon that they could what are we might near stop right there see we could turn our schools into prisons now she.
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"donna edwards" Discussed on The Takeout
"At cd and so uh l ascendant excellent eddie coltrane mile a absolutely yeah so all the old stuff because i i got there no my dad yeah yeah i i can listen to judge all day and all night okay book also i really tway with this but little women i was joe okay because she was a woman in charge nn i mean i i can't even tell you how many times i've read that and um in our ages you really member or hold you were when you first wrote i think i was probably ten or eleven right when i first read hold writer right in because identified with her i come from a family of four girls and and i was definitely joe birth order or you the oldest of or is threatened okay wrote yep definitely and as you have what are commonly attributed to first child tendencies i would say if you ask my sister's that would say yes we all know what those are not a for a child with youngest of three allow okay so we now yeah but okay good so that that basis covered and a movie oh wow so i'm attorney classic movie fan so am i and and so you know i liked any movie that has spencer apparent regard weekend re and with a lineup is yes or the plan my week exactly exactly would you say it o'clock feature for sure we are so i mean i cash i mean there've been there's like just so many good ones but i will i go on a tier of spencer tracy katharine hepburn s eight singer grow friday right now adam's rib adam's rib classic so those are all those are all very good fascinating relationship in hollywood history in hollywood war.
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"Bacon because life begins with bacon does it ever and some potatoes 'cause you know why not it's cold outside exactly exactly and we're good thank you so much so the atmosphere the climate sexual harassment assault allegations of impropriety hostile work environment all this is a nationwide topic at the topic for our industry to top topic for politicians it's topic for boardrooms and it is reached feverpitch what is the process in the ethics committee to deal with this and is it a credible one and is a transparent enough and we're going to get to the settlements issue and a second because i know that separate well let me just say having served on the ethics committee and in this environment i've actually said that i i'm not sure that the committee as it's currently structured is the appropriate process to investigate members around these allegations why not the reason is because i i also came out of the domestic violence and sexual assault world and i that what do you mean by that well i was that i founded an organization called the national network to end domestic violence was as largest anti domestic violence organization in the country i worked on the first passage of the violence against women act worked on the reauthorization win as an adult is out of liberal causing were advocate long before i came into congress and knowing these issues in the challenges that victims face in that kind of environment i think it's important to have.
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"donna edwards" Discussed on C-SPAN Radio
"News sunday we got a really good job at that would bring you the people for distribution we are dying and you mark killing the inefficiency and if you rock chris president trump and the mayor of san juan pending drastically different pictures of the situation in puerto rico and it's time now for our sunday group josh homes mitch mcconnell's former chief of staff and a gop strategist charles lane of the washington post former democratic congresswoman donna edwards and the head of heritage action for america michael needham will congresswoman edwards you could hear the frustration on the exhaust jenin brock long's voice he he makes some good points it's obviously a lot tougher providing all these resources one to an island and also an island where a lot of the roads on that island have been wiped out how fair do you think the criticism of the administration's response is and what do you make of the president trump's tweets over the weekend well first of all i think we have to realise that puerto rico isn't ori in a very fragile economic safe because in its services and i think that combine i understand brock lungs point and i also understand the mayor san juan and i think any time you a crisis like this which is a real humanitarian crisis since then an infrastructure crisis that you would expect that they would be different vantage points through which people would see that and unfortunately i think that the president he continues to punch down i mean is not agree i mean you understand the mayors frustration there's no reason for him to have tweeted like that and also implying that and the people of puerto rico or like lazy and not paying attention in their own needs i i just i don't understand the president punching dan i think that he should seek higher granting to do that by continuing to just lynn supporting just get the job done on the ground michael yemen look we know that this the president when he has punched he's going to punch back and whether he should have been missing since or or not as a completely separate subject from the response to this oregon the reality is the congresswoman just said this is a small island was hit by a hurricane and hit directly by major hurricane communications were put down an even knowing what needs to get in was challenging four fema i think they did a fantastic job.
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"donna edwards" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
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"donna edwards" Discussed on 1410 WDOV
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Class-Based Spaceship Action Game Dreadnought Coming to PlayStation®4 as a Console Exclusive
ANAHEIM, Calif. – December 5th, 2016
CLASS-BASED SPACESHIP ACTION GAME DREADNOUGHT COMING TO PLAYSTATION®4 AS A CONSOLE
– Grey Box is accepting sign-ups now for closed beta in 2017 –
Grey Box, Six Foot and independent developer YAGER have revealed that Dreadnought, the class-based spaceship action game, will be coming to the PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system next year. Announced today with a new gameplay trailer at PlayStation Experience 2016, Dreadnought will make its console-exclusive debut on the PlayStation®4 system with a closed beta beginning in 2017, which eager captains can sign up for now at www.dreadnought.com/ps4.
"Dreadnought is all about mastering your ship and coordinating with your teammates to reap the glory and rewards of victory," said Christian Svensson, chief operating officer of Six Foot. "It features stunning spectacles of high-impact combat across the solar system, and we're incredibly excited for the PlayStation community to experience that fun for themselves soon."
Developed for the PlayStation®4 system by lead-developer YAGER and Iron Galaxy Studios under the direction of Six Foot and Grey Box, Dreadnought puts players in command of massive, powerful spaceships at the center of tactical team battles across a variety of competitive online multiplayer game modes. There are more than 50 playable vessels, each of which can be customized with a range of weapons, modules and cosmetic upgrades. There are five ship classes, specializing in vital roles like frontline assault, long-range bombardment, strategic support and more.
Dreadnought is currently in closed beta on Windows PC and will eventually fully launch as a free-to-play title on both Windows PC and the PlayStation®4 system. For additional updates as development progresses, please follow Dreadnought on Facebook, Twitter and Twitch.
About Grey Box
Grey Box is a video game publishing brand that champions the idea that games are an influential art form and players should be treated as sophisticated consumers. Grey Box aims to set a unique standard for quality in interactive entertainment. www.greybox.com
About Six Foot
Six Foot was founded in 2000 as an interactive agency, building digital experiences designed to make connections between people, brands and technology more human and meaningful. Now, as a full-service games company with offices in Houston, Los Angeles and Berlin, we apply that same passion to building extraordinary video games and providing creative direction, marketing and brand management, front- and back-end development, customer service and community support for game publishers. www.6ft.com
About YAGER
Founded in 1999 in the heart of Berlin, YAGER is one of the gaming veterans of AAA development. The award-winning studio is dedicated to the creation of vivid and meaningful multi-platform gaming experiences. The YAGER team comprises gaming enthusiasts, technical experts and creative minds from across the world who all share a passion for great action games. YAGER was most recently recognized for its gripping military shooter Spec Ops: The Line. www.yager.de
About Iron Galaxy Studios
Iron Galaxy is one of the world's largest independent video game developers, delivering both home-built, original experiences and their partners' visions to all platforms. Founded in 2008, Iron Galaxy has touched an astonishing number of projects, large and small. www.irongalaxystudios.com
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Thanks for visiting the page. We are collecting a listing of opportunities to serve. We are calling these opportunities Pathways to Service.
It is my burden that we know and have access to the opportunities that God has opened up for us and for each of us be involved using the gifts that God has provided.
So, would you help us out by listing ministry opportunities with which you are involved? These can be internal to GBF or external to the community around us. Mark Clements is helping to collect and to categorize the information. He may reach out to you via email or phone to get more information.
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Lysander Announces Wind-up of Lysander-Roundtable Low Volatility Equity Fund | Lysander Funds Ltd.
Lysander Funds Limited (Lysander) today announced its intention to wind up Lysander-Roundtable Low Volatility Equity Fund (the Fund), effective on or about April 30, 2019 (the Wind-Up Date).
Effective today, the Fund will no longer accept any purchases, including purchases under systematic purchase programs. Investors may redeem or switch their Fund units prior to the Wind-Up Date. Investors who remain in the Fund as of the close of business on the Wind-Up Date will have their units redeemed and will receive cash as the redemption proceeds for such units.
Lysander will waive any short-term trading fees for switches or redemptions of Fund units. Lysander encourages investors to consult with their investment advisors to discuss their investment options and to understand the financial and tax implications associated with redeeming or switching their Fund units and the wind-up of the Fund.
For further information on Lysander, please visit www.lysanderfunds.com, email manager@lysanderfunds.com or you can reach Lysander at 1-877-308-6979.


As retail prices of cars have continued to soar as of recent, leasing a vehicle is steadily becoming more economically viable than purchasing one. Car leases are much less costly than buying or financing the purchase of a vehicle. Taking out a lease towards a car offers a majority of the benefits purchasing a car does: having a nice, new car to drive.
A widely recognized benefit of car leases is the low responsibility associated with short lease terms. Repairs and maintenance may be skipped in the interim for the dealership to perform upon finalization of the lease term. Also, leased cars must have warranties active that eliminate costs related to car damages and failures not associated with at-fault accidents.
Vehicular leasing comprises a palette of terms and conditions that need to be understood. Inform yourself about these important facts and situations to consider to properly evaluate the value of any given car lease contract.
Payments required for various vehicles depend directly on the sales price. By searching for a vehicle of lower value, you will save money in your lease agreement.
A high residual percent reflects a high amount of depreciation held by a car available for lease. Higher residual percentage values call for lower lease installments required. Actively search car lots for vehicles with high residual percentages, found by directly asking the dealer for such values.
Every vehicle as an upper limit of miles able to be traveled every month that should not be exceeded. Surpassing this explicit distance value results in hefty fees, calculated and charged to you per extra mile driven. Learn about various car leases' terms to find a set mile limit comfortable in meeting your needs.
Disposition fees are required by lessors to return the vehicle to acceptable, resalable condition. Such fees usually range from $300 to $500, depending on the value of the vehicle.
Money factor is a part of a hard to understand, fancy financial terminology used by car dealers. Remember that money factor means APR: simply multiply any car's money factor by 2400 to reach its annual percentage rate (APR). Try to sign an agreement whose car features a low money factor to save hard earned money.
By reading about basic vehicular leasing facts, tips, and tricks, you are undoubtedly on the search for a new vehicle. Understand all points raised in this article prior to moving forward in the leasing process. Even though the majority of Staten Island car leases are great options, Zooomr recommends to all potential lessees to fully understand car lease basics before leasing a car.
One advantage of the high cost of purchasing a vehicle comes in the ability to do whatever one wants to their car. Purchasing a car transfers ownership from dealer to buyer; leasing a car is essentially borrowing a car from a dealership for set amount of miles and days or months. Lease agreements such as Staten Island car leases translate to lower payments, unfortunately at the price of nixing the potential for modifications or resale.
Financing a car comes with the burden of trading in a vehicle, submitting a down payment, or both. Choosing to agree to any one of the popular Staten Island car leases, down payments are never necessary, as you are only required to pay a reasonable security deposit along with other minor fees and taxes. One can also pay extra money prior to commencement of the lease term to lower amounts required in further monthly payments.
Unfortunately for car owners, participants of used car markets often refuse to pay reasonable prices. To even begin to command a reasonable price for a used vehicle, one must commit time, effort, and resources towards maintenance. When you submit to a car's lease agreement, you will never be burdened with finding potential, reasonably-minded customers to purchase your car.
Submitting the final payment, or "end payment," of the payment plan for a financed vehicle always results in the lessee ending up with ownership and title of the vehicle. After obtaining ownership, the owner can do whatever he wants to the vehicle as it is now his. Leases retain ownership of a vehicle, which requires lessees to return the vehicle to the lessor, usually a dealership lot. Sometimes, lessees are extended the opportunity to purchase the vehicle at a reasonable, lowered price as compared to normal resale car markets.


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We have several openings on our Usher Team, Communion Team and Security Team for those looking to serve on Sunday mornings. These Ministry Teams help to create order and safety during and after our corporate worship services. For more information about a team or to sign-up on one, contact Pastor Michael Lopes.
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Developing a forensic practice can be confusing and intimidating. Dr. William Reid, a highly experienced forensic psychiatrist, has written a practical, straightforward guide for clinicians interested in doing it right and increasing their opportunities for a successful transition to forensic work. This book, which will be of interest to many attorneys as well, provides straightforward details, along with many case examples, of lawyer-expert communications and relationships, case assessment, record review, evaluations, reports, deposition and trial testimony, fees and billing, office operations, marketing, liability, and professional ethics. A bonus chapter by a successful malpractice attorney gives a unique and valuable "lawyer's perspective" on the content and mental health experts in general. The huge appendix provides over 40 highly useful examples of common office forms, letters, reports, and affidavits. Any mental health professional who currently practices, or wants to practice, at the interface of mental health and the law will find this an indispensible practice resource.