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2018 Farm Bill : CSPAN2 : June 14, 2018 5:11am-7:46am EDT
2006. they have deemed these razor -- waivers. two administrator pruitt in april expressing her concerns with some of these actions. they used to be issues each year. e recent reports noted that they have already issued 25 disproportionate i will continue to work that additional actions are not taken. the second degree amendment. yesterday pruitt was in kansas. in the news report says that he has the authority. he ought to be reallocating. in november of last year. they met with him and he gave us a november letter. and we got 15 billion gallons promised that's of the law requires. that's what the president of the united states said january 2016 to the fuel association in des moines when he was a candidate that he wanted the maximum amount that the law would allow through the uses of a waivers has a so the president's promise is not being carried out by the person he appointed my not caring that out.re and i would like to see all of these 25 waivers that he's given get them reallocated. but right now we just are to start looking to 2019. they are working right now. we don't know
2006. they have deemed these razor -- waivers. two administrator pruitt in april expressing her concerns with some of these actions. they used to be issues each year. e recent reports noted that they have already issued 25 disproportionate i will continue to work that additional actions are not taken. the second degree amendment. yesterday pruitt was in kansas. in the news report says that he has the authority. he ought to be reallocating. in november of last year. they met with him and he...
2018 Farm Bill : CSPAN3 : June 13, 2018 9:30am-12:30pm EDT
senator ernst has done on this to administrator pruitt in april expressing our concerns with some of these actions. the number of waivers that used to be issued each year was between six to eight for extraordinary reasons, but recent reports have noted that the epa has already issued 25 disproportionate hardship waivers this year. i'm not asking for a vote, but i will continue to work to assure that additional actions are not taken that undermine the rfs and harm minnesota producers. >> i understand, senator klobuchar, that you have another amendment. >> second degree amendment. that's the other one. >> wait a minute. i would like to follow up on her, if i could. >> thank you. >> yesterday pruitt was in kansas. >> you can wait three minutes. go ahead. >> pruitt was in kansas and the news report says that he says that he has the authority for when waivers are given for those gallons that aren't mixed because of that waiver that he can reallocate. well, he ought to be riy riyal because in november of last year several senators around this table and maybe some senators that aren't aroun
senator ernst has done on this to administrator pruitt in april expressing our concerns with some of these actions. the number of waivers that used to be issued each year was between six to eight for extraordinary reasons, but recent reports have noted that the epa has already issued 25 disproportionate hardship waivers this year. i'm not asking for a vote, but i will continue to work to assure that additional actions are not taken that undermine the rfs and harm minnesota producers. >>...
2018 Printers Row Lit Fest - Eliza Griswold, Amity and Prosperity : CSPAN2 : June 10, 2018 11:18pm-12:07am EDT
that both people would support. what scott pruitt is doing now is a problem for america. not just for the daily removing of regulations, but what are the impacts in the longer term we will deal with. i think i will leave it at that. >> i think the fear is that much of the damage is irreversible. in part that's why it makes your book essential in these times. an extraordinary book. i love it in part because eliza, i sense is a writer where she ends up in this. this this is a story in narrative. as a reader you feel swept away on this journey with stacy, her family and neighbors and are left to your own devices to figure out where you land at the end o it. i urge people to tweak to pick up a copy. >> thank you. >> i think we have time for another one. >> a fall sending. >> can you compare and contrast challenges that arose in comparison to this novel? >> i'm going to answer my god since question with complete objectivity. that's a very good queion. i found it harder to be honest reporting in appalachia than in eastern congo. one of the reasons is because i'm implicated in the story in t
that both people would support. what scott pruitt is doing now is a problem for america. not just for the daily removing of regulations, but what are the impacts in the longer term we will deal with. i think i will leave it at that. >> i think the fear is that much of the damage is irreversible. in part that's why it makes your book essential in these times. an extraordinary book. i love it in part because eliza, i sense is a writer where she ends up in this. this this is a story in...
2018 Printers Row Lit Fest : CSPAN2 : June 10, 2018 11:00am-5:00pm EDT
under scott pruitt a level of human disregard that begins with his lotion necessities and his secondhand mattress buying where we can look at some of these things as absurd but plays out in a or very real and destructive way in the lives of rural americans who are relying on the federal government to keep their air and is their water and their kids safe. >> i think one of the things for me that was a little despairing about the book was so the federal government wasn't as much involved as the state agencies here. nonetheless, government. and how ineffective they were. i mean, i think if i remember right the department of economic protection had their budget slash by a third -- >> exactly. >> -- in the years preceding this fracking year. >> exactly. yep. >> and how do we restore people's faith in government, in the ability that -- this notion that government actually is there to protect the most vulnerable? >> that is, that is the billion dollarueion, right? i mean, that -- what really, you know, what really fails the people in this book is the government, you know? the lawyers involved w
under scott pruitt a level of human disregard that begins with his lotion necessities and his secondhand mattress buying where we can look at some of these things as absurd but plays out in a or very real and destructive way in the lives of rural americans who are relying on the federal government to keep their air and is their water and their kids safe. >> i think one of the things for me that was a little despairing about the book was so the federal government wasn't as much involved...
ABC World News Tonight With David Muir : KGO : June 6, 2018 3:30pm-3:59pm PDT
tonight, new questions here about a key member of president trump's cabinet. epa chief scott pruitt under fire. and he's now accused of reaching out to the head of chick-fil-a to help his wife land a franchise. here's abc's kyra phillips tonight with the e-mails from prui pruitt's staff as they were reaching out to chick-fil-a, all to help his wife. >> reporter: tonight, epa administrator scott pruitt defending himself amid revelations he tried to use his official clout to get his wife marilyn a franchise with fast food chain chick-fil-a. >> my wife is an entrepreneur herself. i love, she loves, we love -- chick-fil-a is a franchise of faith. >> reporter: last may, pruitt's official epa scheduler emailed chick-fil-a's ceo directly. the subject line, "meeting with administrator scott pruitt." the scheduler writing, "the administrator asked me to reach out to you." she then worked with chick-fil-a to set up a call, adding, "the administrator would like to talk about a potential business opportunity." pruitt eventually spoke with someone at the company, telling abc news the subject of
tonight, new questions here about a key member of president trump's cabinet. epa chief scott pruitt under fire. and he's now accused of reaching out to the head of chick-fil-a to help his wife land a franchise. here's abc's kyra phillips tonight with the e-mails from prui pruitt's staff as they were reaching out to chick-fil-a, all to help his wife. >> reporter: tonight, epa administrator scott pruitt defending himself amid revelations he tried to use his official clout to get his wife...
ABC7 News 4:00PM : KGO : June 29, 2018 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
planned visit by scott pruitt. they say they wanted to be as loud as possible to deliver a clear message to pruitt. they say he is rolling back laws. the chief slipped through a back door away from protesters. >> trump said he was draining the swamp. instead what he did was put people like scott pruitt who is clearly the most corrupt, the most blatantly pro polluter. >> i think there are some good people out there. i've offered to pete with four or five in the next week or two. i want five of them meet with me quietly where they can talk about the issues. >> stoker whom you heard from is sixth weeks into his new job at epa boss of the pacific southwest region which includes the bay area. he says pruitt is in the bay area to meet with staff. >>> former president obama continued his california tour at a fund raise ner atherton with today. he arrived in the bay area this morning after his first stop in los angeles. former president obama spoke at the home of liz simons, the daughter of hedge fundest donatn needed to hear the former president's thoughts, $10,000. >>> a boy seriously
planned visit by scott pruitt. they say they wanted to be as loud as possible to deliver a clear message to pruitt. they say he is rolling back laws. the chief slipped through a back door away from protesters. >> trump said he was draining the swamp. instead what he did was put people like scott pruitt who is clearly the most corrupt, the most blatantly pro polluter. >> i think there are some good people out there. i've offered to pete with four or five in the next week or two. i...
ABC7 News 5:00AM : KGO : June 29, 2018 5:00am-6:00am PDT
outside of the epa office in san francisco. demonstrators say that epa director scott pruitt will make an appearance today and they plan on picketing outside of the office on hawthorne street starting at 9:00 this morning in support of environmental protections. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is bracing for the worst. she said she expects the department of justice to use every means at its disposal to investigate her warning to immigrants about a federal sweep. the feds want to know where she got that information. legal experts say an obstruction of justice case would be difficult to make because schaaf's warning was so broad, it did not encourage anyone to commit any illegal acts. >>> all right. if you are traveling this holiday weekend you are certainly not alone and consider this your heads-up. tsa warning today, may be the busiest travel day we have ever had. >> that's what they're saying. our colleague jessica castro live at sfo this morning. good morning, jessica. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. that's what they're predicting. it will be very busy. it's important t
outside of the epa office in san francisco. demonstrators say that epa director scott pruitt will make an appearance today and they plan on picketing outside of the office on hawthorne street starting at 9:00 this morning in support of environmental protections. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is bracing for the worst. she said she expects the department of justice to use every means at its disposal to investigate her warning to immigrants about a federal sweep. the feds want to know...
ACLU Membership Conference - Panel on the Rule of Law : CSPAN2 : June 11, 2018 11:24am-12:40pm EDT
emolument was. [laughing] and i think i choked last week when scott pruitt, there was some question about him sendinge could step out to get expensive hand lotions, and i joked, they put the emoluments into the emoluments clause. [laughing] but i've been waiting to make that joke for a year and a half. [laughing] >> thank you, scott pruitt. [applause] >> and we're done. >> but, , richard, i think the lens that you have kind of offered into this conversation about law and norms and the rule of law is that of corruption and self-dealing. and it wonder if, you know, as the lawsuits progress, if you have a sense that this is salient for people, that people understand that tre's a foreign and domestic emoluments clause, that there are long-standing norms around divestment and openness. i mean, this is been something that you put front and center a year in. do you have a sense that folks are registering that this is urgently important as a rule of law, constitutional issue, or is it just way too complicated? >> well, the word emoluments is somewhat strange to people. it has a latin root. you lo
emolument was. [laughing] and i think i choked last week when scott pruitt, there was some question about him sendinge could step out to get expensive hand lotions, and i joked, they put the emoluments into the emoluments clause. [laughing] but i've been waiting to make that joke for a year and a half. [laughing] >> thank you, scott pruitt. [applause] >> and we're done. >> but, , richard, i think the lens that you have kind of offered into this conversation about law and...
ACLU Membership Conference - Panel on the Rule of Law : CSPAN2 : June 11, 2018 11:59pm-1:14am EDT
choked last week when scott pruitt there is some question about him sending security staff out to get extensive hand lotion. i joked that they put the emollients into the emollient club. i have been waiting to make that joke for a year and a half. >> and, we are done. richard, i think the lens that you have offered into this conversation about all, norms in the rule of law is that of corruption. i wonder if as the lawsuits progress if you have a sense that people understand that there is a foreign and domestic emollients clause. that there are long-standing norms around investment and openness. this has been something front and center a year and, to have a sense that folks are registering that this is urgently important as a rule of law constitutional issue? or is it way too complicated. >> the word emoluments is strange to people, it has a latin root. is something the founders understood, it would be easy for foreign governments to correct american officials to allow them to be doing business with a foreign government. this is a topic i wrote about before donald trump came along. i w
choked last week when scott pruitt there is some question about him sending security staff out to get extensive hand lotion. i joked that they put the emollients into the emollient club. i have been waiting to make that joke for a year and a half. >> and, we are done. richard, i think the lens that you have offered into this conversation about all, norms in the rule of law is that of corruption. i wonder if as the lawsuits progress if you have a sense that people understand that there is...
ACLU Membership Conference : CSPAN2 : June 11, 2018 8:42am-10:04am EDT
pruitt, there is some question about sending security staff out to get expensive hand lotion. they put the amalia's into the amalia's club. i've been waiting to make that joke for a year and a half. the >> thank you, scott pruitt. >> and were done. i think that the lands that you have kind of offered into conversation about law and norms in the rule of law is that of corruption and self-healing. i wonder if coming in no come as lawsuits progress, and if you have a sense that this is salient for people coming that people understand there's a foreign and domestic clause, and that there are long-standing norms around divestment and openness. i mean, this is something you have put front and center a year in. do you have a sense that folks are registering that this is urgently important as a rule of law constitutional issue or is it just way too complicated? >> well, the word a monument is somewhat strange. it just means profits of benefits. it is something the founders understood that would be very easy for foreign governments to corrupt for the foreign government and this is a topic i
pruitt, there is some question about sending security staff out to get expensive hand lotion. they put the amalia's into the amalia's club. i've been waiting to make that joke for a year and a half. the >> thank you, scott pruitt. >> and were done. i think that the lands that you have kind of offered into conversation about law and norms in the rule of law is that of corruption and self-healing. i wonder if coming in no come as lawsuits progress, and if you have a sense that this...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : June 1, 2018 5:00pm-6:00pm PDT
stave scott pruitt. first a look at new evidence showing exactly how russia tried to hack into actual voting systems in 2016. we've got the actual e-mail here in two minutes. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com save up to 15% and you look amazinglyearly you lcomfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. downy and it's done. schumer and i sent a letter to the secretaries of state before the election saying heads up, be on the watchout. something's happening. guard your data. we all knew this before the election. we all knew russia was trying to meddle with our election. er. >> view of the party leaders has been russia was determined to interfere in the 2016 election. we have an example what one of those looked like. here's an e-mail published by the sir september that they used to try to break into state voting is systems appeared to be from an
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All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : June 13, 2018 5:00pm-5:59pm PDT
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All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : June 14, 2018 12:00am-12:59am PDT
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plagued epa administrator scott pruitt, he pulled one out of the old head in the sand playbook. >> frankly, i haven't paid that close attention to it. i would refer to you the authorizing complete that oversees the epa. i'm glad with the regulatory position they've taken. i don't know enough about what he's done or has not done to give you a good comment. >> i'm just the speaker of the house of representatives. he hasn't paid that close attention. we fellow he's busy but he really wants to us believe he hasn't checked any news sites or twitter or watched tv or a newspaper or talked to anyone in washington for months? he hasn't overheard anyone in the house talking about the 15 investigations pruitt is currently facing or his possible legal exposure for violating federal law you? know what, that's okay because we here at all in have been paying attention and have an update for the speaker full of shiny brand-new pruitt scandals. it's thing 2 in 60 seconds. 60% of women wear the wrong size pad and can experience leaks. you don't have to with always my fit try the next size up and
plagued epa administrator scott pruitt, he pulled one out of the old head in the sand playbook. >> frankly, i haven't paid that close attention to it. i would refer to you the authorizing complete that oversees the epa. i'm glad with the regulatory position they've taken. i don't know enough about what he's done or has not done to give you a good comment. >> i'm just the speaker of the house of representatives. he hasn't paid that close attention. we fellow he's busy but he really...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : June 2, 2018 12:00am-1:00am PDT
stations across the country to stave scott pruitt. first a look at new evidence showing exactly how russia tried to hack into actual voting systems in 2016. we've got the actual e-mail here in two minutes. schumer and i sent a letter to the secretaries of state before the election saying heads up, be on the watchout. something's happening. guard your data. we all knew this before the election. we all knew russia was trying to meddle with our election. >> view of the party leaders has been russia was determined to interfere in the 2016 election. we have an example what one of those looked like. here's an e-mail published by the sir september that they used to try to break into state voting is systems appeared to be from an election vendor and came with a word attachment that when open would give russian hackers control over the computer in question. whether they succeeded in changing data inside the systems, that's a question for the person who broke the story. reporter sam biddle whose story was published today, and malcolm nance terrorism analyst and author of "the plot to hack ame
stations across the country to stave scott pruitt. first a look at new evidence showing exactly how russia tried to hack into actual voting systems in 2016. we've got the actual e-mail here in two minutes. schumer and i sent a letter to the secretaries of state before the election saying heads up, be on the watchout. something's happening. guard your data. we all knew this before the election. we all knew russia was trying to meddle with our election. >> view of the party leaders has...
that everyone is a good steward of taxpayer money. >> the new propaganda push to safe scott pruitt. >> scott pruitt is standing strong in his job. >> plus, new evidence of a russian attempt to hack state voter systems. >>> and rebecca trayce traister on the # glaring difference between samantha bee and roseanne barr. >> americans are finally paying attention. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes with two big foreign policy moves just today, the president is turning away from the western democracies that have for decades been america's closest allies, aligning the u.s. instead with autocrats and strongmen who practice the type of leadership that this president admires. in the process he is reshaping our relationship to the rest of the world. the president announced today his june 12th summit is back on fulfilling a long time goal. north koreans meeting with the u.s. president without securing concessions in return. the announcement came after the president welcomed a top aide of kim jong-un to the white house later bragging to the press
that everyone is a good steward of taxpayer money. >> the new propaganda push to safe scott pruitt. >> scott pruitt is standing strong in his job. >> plus, new evidence of a russian attempt to hack state voter systems. >>> and rebecca trayce traister on the # glaring difference between samantha bee and roseanne barr. >> americans are finally paying attention. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris...
your clean routine for whole home freshness. >>> epa administrator scott pruitt has been embroiled in nonstop scandals for months. one of the biggest scandals was his enormous spending on security for himself. you see, pruitt spent roughly $3.5 million in public money on his personal security detail during his first year in office which includes at least 20 people who protect the administrator around the clock which is as far as we can tell totally unprecedented for this position. when you see a headline like this, scott pruitt spent over $1500 in taxpayer money on "tactic it will pants," why is scott pruitt lover of specialty lotions spending 15 hunted on tactical pants? that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. ee across web and tablet? tactical pants? that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. 0 tactical pants? that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. hu tactical pants? that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. un tactical pants? that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. nt tactical pants? that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. te tactical pants? that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. ed tactical pants? that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. d tactical pants? that's
your clean routine for whole home freshness. >>> epa administrator scott pruitt has been embroiled in nonstop scandals for months. one of the biggest scandals was his enormous spending on security for himself. you see, pruitt spent roughly $3.5 million in public money on his personal security detail during his first year in office which includes at least 20 people who protect the administrator around the clock which is as far as we can tell totally unprecedented for this position....
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : June 22, 2018 12:00am-1:00am PDT
. >>> epa administrator scott pruitt has been embroiled in nonstop scandals for months. one of the biggest scandals was his enormous spending on security for himself. you see, pruitt spent roughly $3.5 million in public money on his personal security detail during his first year in office which includes at least 20 people who protect the administrator around the clock which is as far as we can tell totally unprecedented for this position. when you see a headline like this, scott pruitt spent over $1500 in taxpayer money on "tactic it will pants," why is scott pruitt lover of specialty lotions spending 15 hunted on tactical pants? that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ >> scott pruitt who is despite all odds still employed as administrator of the epa has a list of can dales a mile long. the latest sounds like a doozy. he spent over $1500 in taxpayer money on tactical pants, not just any old pants, special pants, tactic
. >>> epa administrator scott pruitt has been embroiled in nonstop scandals for months. one of the biggest scandals was his enormous spending on security for himself. you see, pruitt spent roughly $3.5 million in public money on his personal security detail during his first year in office which includes at least 20 people who protect the administrator around the clock which is as far as we can tell totally unprecedented for this position. when you see a headline like this, scott pruitt...
for pruitt's e-mail account. >> that's our broadcast and brian will be back on monday. thank you for being with us and good night from nbc headquarters in new york. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> like it or not, these aren't our kids. >> the chaos and the cruelty continue. >> it's a prison-like internment site. >> tonight as the president sinks his own immigration bill, new confusion about reuniting the families donald trump ripped apart, and the trump official with zero experience responsible for caring for separated children. >> it's a whole big con job. >> and is michael cohen about to flip on mr. trump? >> i'll do anything to protect mr. trump. >> why comedian tom arnold says it may have already happened. >> donald trump does not care about him, he does not care about his family, and it's over. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. u.s. immigration policy is in chaos thanks solely to donald trump after the humanitarian crisis he initiated which threw every federal agency involved from the department of justice to homeland security to he
for pruitt's e-mail account. >> that's our broadcast and brian will be back on monday. thank you for being with us and good night from nbc headquarters in new york. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> like it or not, these aren't our kids. >> the chaos and the cruelty continue. >> it's a prison-like internment site. >> tonight as the president sinks his own immigration bill, new confusion about reuniting the families donald trump ripped apart, and the...
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scott pruitt is next. >>> thing 1 tonight, scott pruitt still has a job as head of the epa despite an ever-growing slew of scandals like one of our recent favorites involving an old trump hotel mattress. as you may recall, scott pruitt asked a top aide in charge of his scheduling, a government employee paid with public money, with helping him secure a used trump branded mattress from the president's washington, d.c. hotel. the trump home luxury plush euro top, to be specific. it wasn't enough for scott pruitt that the woman resigned after it came out. that wasn't enough. he wanted venn vens. that's thing two. >>> we learned about scott pruitt's desire for an old trump mattress thanks to one of his former top aides who resigned shortly after her testimony about the incident went public. sources tell the daily beast that pruitt was livid over hupp's testimony which he felt had been humiliating and he proceeded to mount a campaign to blacklist her in the conservative movement, a move that former senior epa officials have described as -- and this is a direct quote -- rat effing. pruitt pe
scott pruitt is next. >>> thing 1 tonight, scott pruitt still has a job as head of the epa despite an ever-growing slew of scandals like one of our recent favorites involving an old trump hotel mattress. as you may recall, scott pruitt asked a top aide in charge of his scheduling, a government employee paid with public money, with helping him secure a used trump branded mattress from the president's washington, d.c. hotel. the trump home luxury plush euro top, to be specific. it...
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defends scott pruitt as his ethics scandal explodes. >> tonight, resignations, recriminations and an epa administrator who isn't denying potentially breaking the law. >> my wife is an entrepreneur herself. i love -- she loves, we love, chick-fil-a. >> then these text messages are very, very disturbing. > the new stormy daniels lawsuit alleging her first lawyer was a you. ette for donald trump. >> no you. et. no you. et. >> plus, is the president's latest grand of the clemency more practice for obstruction in plain sight. >> i don't want to talk about pardons for michael flynn yet. we'll see what happens. >> and about last night -- >> the historic wave of women candidates fueling the backlash to trump. >> tonight we made history. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the environmental protection agency appears to be imploding tonight under the astoundingly corrupt leadership of scott pruitt. is he now facing a truly remarkable 15 ongoing federal investigations and the government accountability office has already found he broke the law by in
defends scott pruitt as his ethics scandal explodes. >> tonight, resignations, recriminations and an epa administrator who isn't denying potentially breaking the law. >> my wife is an entrepreneur herself. i love -- she loves, we love, chick-fil-a. >> then these text messages are very, very disturbing. > the new stormy daniels lawsuit alleging her first lawyer was a you. ette for donald trump. >> no you. et. no you. et. >> plus, is the president's latest grand...
the reasons scott pruitt still has a job. >> a lot of people in my industry think asbestos is the greatest fireproofing it fear ever made. >> whether he "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. instead of preparing for his summit with north korea in four days, today the president spent his morning tweeting truly wild conspiracy theories about the mueller probe and apparently watching fox news. this is the cable channel's hosts are advising witnesses on destroying evidence and reportedly petitioning to run the department of justice. politico reports jeanine pirro a weekend host on trump tv has been lobbying trump advisers to take over as attorney general. piro is one of the most rabid critics of the mueller probe and senior doj leadership. >> prosecutors and fbi agents working to change the course of political history, a shadow government whose agenda is to maintain their own power and control. a deep state we thought existed only on the pages of novels. the single most dangerous person to the agenda of president trump, the republican party and ul
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. why experts are raising the alarm ahead. and the quest to get scott pruitt some lotion is tonight's thing 1, thing 2 next. thing 1 tonight, scott pruitt is still employed. the epa administrator with a thing for moisturizer and used mattresses survived another day. some of the weirder scandals are taking on a life of their own. yesterday we told but emotion. "the washington post" reporting pruitt directed agents of his security detail to drive him to multiple locations in search of a particular lotion on offer at ritz-carlton hotels. that must be special lotion. lucky for scott pruitt, someone showed up with a big bottle of the stuff at the faith and freedom conference where he was speaking today. but of course, she was thrown out because obviously that was not ritz-carlton lotion. why is it so hard to get ritz-carlton lotion around here and also free speech i guess? >> it's interesting about this type of discussion is here we are talking about free speech. religious liberty. and folks won't let you engage in it at times. >> she's the one who got dragged out of the room. you're still
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America This Morning : KGO : June 5, 2018 4:00am-4:29am PDT
stories plus the revelation about epa boss scott pruitt about trying to get a used mattress from the trump hotel. >>> and caught on camera, an officer ending an armed standoff at the grocery store with a can of beans. >>> and we do say good morning on this tuesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with president trump abruptly canceling the white house celebration for the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles. >> yeah, so the president is blaming the ongoing dispute over whether players should be forced to stand for the national anthem, and he is, however, acknowledging that most of the team had planned to boycott the event. abc's janai norman is joining us from washington. janai, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so, a number of players had been backing out of this ceremony over the president's comments about nfl players and the national anthem. so as he's done before when players didn't plan to attend, the president disinvited the whole team. instead of being stood up, president trump is backing out. he disinvited the philadelphia ea
stories plus the revelation about epa boss scott pruitt about trying to get a used mattress from the trump hotel. >>> and caught on camera, an officer ending an armed standoff at the grocery store with a can of beans. >>> and we do say good morning on this tuesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. we begin with president trump abruptly canceling the white house celebration for the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles. >> yeah, so...
scott pruitt is under fire this time for allegedly using his position to try to line up work for his wife. pruitt reportedly contacted fast food chain chick-fil-a about his wife becoming a franchise owner. now, she never completed the application process, but pruitt's use of a former staffer to initiate contact with the company is a possible violation of federal law. pruitt is already the subject of a dozen federal investigations. >>> and the stars of the hgtv show "fixer upper" have reached a settlement with the epa after they were accused of mishandling lead paint. chip and joanna gaines have agreed to pay a $40,000 fine and complete work to reduce lead-based hazards. the epa says it uncovered the violations by reviewing the show. >>> sports and politics, the warriors and cavs battle in game three of the nba finals tonight, but when it comes to president trump, they're on the same page. the president disinvited the super bowl champion eagles to the white house after most of the team decided to skip the event. instead he held a so-called celebration of america saying those who don't
scott pruitt is under fire this time for allegedly using his position to try to line up work for his wife. pruitt reportedly contacted fast food chain chick-fil-a about his wife becoming a franchise owner. now, she never completed the application process, but pruitt's use of a former staffer to initiate contact with the company is a possible violation of federal law. pruitt is already the subject of a dozen federal investigations. >>> and the stars of the hgtv show "fixer...
suspect in the head. >>> two of scott pruitt's top aides have now resigned. both got hefty pay raises despite objections from the white house and both were caught up in recent scandals surrounding their boss who is the subject, by the way, of a dozen ethics investigations. now, despite the scandals president trump had nothing but praise for pruitt during a briefing at fema headquarters. >> thank you, scott, very much. epa is doing really, really well and, you know, somebody has to say that about you a little bit. you know that, scott. >> during that same briefing you see the first lady there, melania trump making her first public appearance since her hospital stay for a kidney condition. the president called it a little rough patch for his wife. >> alligators are a common sight in florida especially now during mating season but even with all that experience this eight-foot gator gave trappers quite a challenge. they load it on to a truck when the gator head butts one knocking him out and then hitting another trapper with his tail. watch his sunglasses fly off. you can see one of the t
suspect in the head. >>> two of scott pruitt's top aides have now resigned. both got hefty pay raises despite objections from the white house and both were caught up in recent scandals surrounding their boss who is the subject, by the way, of a dozen ethics investigations. now, despite the scandals president trump had nothing but praise for pruitt during a briefing at fema headquarters. >> thank you, scott, very much. epa is doing really, really well and, you know, somebody has...
her moves in a new interview. >>> and the head of the epa scott pruitt is in the spotlight again this time because of his moisturizing lotion. >>> nobody wants to be ashy on a friday morning. >> are you well moisturized? >> yes, we are. we do say good morning, everybody. and we're going to start with the g7 economic summit getting off to an awkward start today. president trump now in a bitter feud with u.s. allies over trade. >> the president is heading to canada this morning to gather with the same leaders he had been publicly sparring with and he plans to leave early. the dispute and a possible trade war could have far-ranging consequences on u.s. consumers. abc's janai norman has the latest from washington. good morning, janai. >> reporter: guys, good morning and happy friday. so with growing concerns of a trade war, tensions are already high between the u.s. and close allies and now at least one is threatening to isolate the u.s. trump versus trudeau. >> i don't think, you know, descending into insults is right for the way canada engages with the world. >> reporter: it's not
her moves in a new interview. >>> and the head of the epa scott pruitt is in the spotlight again this time because of his moisturizing lotion. >>> nobody wants to be ashy on a friday morning. >> are you well moisturized? >> yes, we are. we do say good morning, everybody. and we're going to start with the g7 economic summit getting off to an awkward start today. president trump now in a bitter feud with u.s. allies over trade. >> the president is heading to...
America's Newsroom With Bill Hemmer and Sandra Smith : FOXNEWSW : June 22, 2018 6:00am-9:00am PDT
and so for example, when you look at scott pruitt, who is by far the most corrupt cabinet member in my lifetime, i think in all of our lifetimes, and get -- yet he hasn't been held accountable. so if the intention is really to drain the swamp, if the intention is really to cut costs, we've got an epa head who has spent more than the obama and bush administrations did combined in security detail. so again i think on the surface it looks good. you start to peel back the onion, take one layer deep. the administration is on the record in saying that the intention is to cut back, to scale back these programs, and this is going to hit some of the president's ardent supporters the hardest. >> heather: brad, final word. >> the mission is not to hurt anybody. it is to make government more responsive and more responsible to the american people and to understand that government has to be nimble enough to change, nimble enough to understand what works and what doesn't, and have the courage and responsibility to make those changes for the people. the status quo is unacceptable. >> heather: thank
and so for example, when you look at scott pruitt, who is by far the most corrupt cabinet member in my lifetime, i think in all of our lifetimes, and get -- yet he hasn't been held accountable. so if the intention is really to drain the swamp, if the intention is really to cut costs, we've got an epa head who has spent more than the obama and bush administrations did combined in security detail. so again i think on the surface it looks good. you start to peel back the onion, take one layer...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : June 5, 2018 5:00pm-5:59pm PDT
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Andrea Mitchell Reports : MSNBCW : June 13, 2018 9:00am-9:59am PDT
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Andrea Mitchell Reports : MSNBCW : June 6, 2018 9:00am-10:00am PDT
spokesperson for chick-fil-a told the washington post pruitt's wife started but did not finish the franchise application. it's the latest in a string of ethics questions surrounding pruitt that have dawned dozens of public probes. i'm sorry. >> i feel like we've been here before. >> i don't know how to say franchisee. >> franchisee. >> i was franchisee? >> franchisee. sure. thinking it was a chicken dish. what is going on there. he's under scrutiny. why would he do this? >> this was prior to the allegations. earlier e-mails. it's very clear that scott pruitt does not have the strongest ethical compass of all the cabinet officials. using your position of power even impress italy or ex-press isex-press -- explicitly to help a family member is a no-no. would have gotten forme cabinet leaders to step down. not a cat with nine lives. he's the cat that has a dozen lives. i don't know what it is about his tenure trump find he can't do without. >> and republican senator in iowa criticizing him on a podcast. what does he have to do to get the would us to rethink him? >> i think that certain
spokesperson for chick-fil-a told the washington post pruitt's wife started but did not finish the franchise application. it's the latest in a string of ethics questions surrounding pruitt that have dawned dozens of public probes. i'm sorry. >> i feel like we've been here before. >> i don't know how to say franchisee. >> franchisee. >> i was franchisee? >> franchisee. sure. thinking it was a chicken dish. what is going on there. he's under scrutiny. why would he...
bring in associated press white house reporter and nbc political analyst. scott pruitt seeming to get a vote of confidence for the president at the fema meeting. still holding up despite the criticism despite 12 or 15 separate investigations. new reporting from politico that he's an unwelcome guest. how do you upset the navy stewards at the white house? >> he's decided to dine there too often and they don't much appreciate that. it's remarkable how pruitt seems to be bullet proof with the president. he lost the faith of most in the west wing long time ago. they have advocated for his removal. yes he's getting your agenda done but coming with so many distractions. this is not good for you. now that his deputy has been confirmed, you can move pruitt out and move someone in that position getting done what you want to see happen. the president had dug in his heels. every cabinet member got some degree of praise except for jeff sessions. sessions got a hey, jeff. good to see you. while everyone else got praise from the president. >> he got praise. thank you scott. epa is doing really,
bring in associated press white house reporter and nbc political analyst. scott pruitt seeming to get a vote of confidence for the president at the fema meeting. still holding up despite the criticism despite 12 or 15 separate investigations. new reporting from politico that he's an unwelcome guest. how do you upset the navy stewards at the white house? >> he's decided to dine there too often and they don't much appreciate that. it's remarkable how pruitt seems to be bullet proof with...
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MIDDLETOWN -- — Former Tax Collector Joseph S. Colonghi was remembered Wednesday by friends as a dedicated city employee whose larger-than-life personality reflected his zestful warmth.
"Joe was a person that you knew was there," recalled Anthony "Buddy" Sbona, who as mayor in 1970 appointed Colonghi tax collector. "He was robust, he attracted a lot of attention. You had to know him to appreciate his humor and the manner in which he'd conduct discussions. ... He enjoyed life to the fullest."
Colonghi, who died Tuesday at age 74, served as tax collector for 23 years before retiring in 1993. His retirement allowed then-Mayor Sebastian J. Garafalo to resign and assume the tax collector's position. Garafalo's appointment, although legal and ratified by all but one member of the common council, subsequently became a major issue in the 1993 mayoral campaign and was a factor in the Democrats' retaking the mayor's office.
"He did me proud," Sbona said of Colonghi's tenure as tax collector. "He mastered that office. In my judgment, he was an excellent tax collector. He was fully engaged and knew the ins and outs of the office. He was there every day."
Jane Aresco, the current tax collector, was working in the tax office as a tax clerk when Colonghi was appointed.
"He was very knowledgeable as far as tax collecting went," she said. "He was very fair to his staff. He was very considerate of all of us."
In early 1980s, when Sbona was serving as town clerk, Colonghi joined him in creating the Middletown Managers and Professional Association, the bargaining unit that represents the city's department heads.
A pillar of Republican politics, Colonghi was remembered by Evelyn Russo, the former Republican Town Committee chairwoman, as a party member who always could be counted on to help. "He was a friend to everyone," she said. "He was just a good person; it was in his nature to be a good person. This is a great loss for Middletown."
Deputy Mayor Gerald Daley, a Democrat, said Colonghi "gave years of good service to the city and was a very popular personality in town for many years."
"He always had a funny story and a warm greeting for you," Daley recalled. "He liked to kid and tease people. He was a good guy. He did a good job as tax collector."
Colonghi lived in Middletown all his life. Sbona remembers walking him to Washington and Main streets in the spring of 1944 after Colonghi quit school to enlist in the Navy during World War II.
He was active at St. Sebastian Church and in the American Legion and the Elks. .
Colonghi is survived by his wife, Frances; a son, Frank Colonghi of Portland; three brothers; and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will take place Friday at St. Sebastian Church at 11 a.m. Burial will be in the state veterans cemetery in Middletown.

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An announcement that processed and red meat increase your risk of cancer is all over the news today. The International Agency on Cancer Research (IACR) – a part of the World health Organization – is the source of this news. They released a statement saying that consumption of processed meats increases the risk of colorectal cancer by 18%. According to the statement, red meat is "probably carcinogenic" based on "limited evidence" that consumption causes colorectal, pancreatic, and prostate cancer.
As a nutrition professional, this statement bothers me a bit.
First, the statement doesn't adequately put the risk in context. What does 18% risk increase mean? It is kind of a confusing statistic, because it is talking about "relative risk", meaning your risk compared to another group of people.
One article I read broke it down to some actual numbers based on colorectal cancer rates in the United Kingdom, which I think is a helpful way of looking at it. In the group of people who eat the least amount of processed meat, 56 out of 1000 people would get colorectal cancer. Compare that to the group who consume the most processed meat: 66 out of 1000 people get colorectal cancer.
On the same vein, this is not in context compared with other known carcinogens. In the IARC's classification system, processed meat is classified the same as tobacco. This means that the evidence is as strong for both BUT the actual increase in risk is different. The evidence shows that 18% of colorectal cancers are caused by processed meat compared to 86% of lung cancers being caused by tobacco. That's a pretty big difference.
Second, did any of use think we should really eat a lot of processed meat or red meat? I think almost everyone knows they should avoid overconsumption of either food for health reasons beyond cancer risk.
Third, this overlooks any nutrition benefits of red meat. Protein and well-absorbed iron are among the health benefits of consuming red meat in moderation.
The take aways are the same as always. Consume foods in moderation, not to excess. Don't be overly swayed by large declarations about health in the news.


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Podcast: Dan Gohl on Leading in Crisis
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Trained as a physicist, Dan Gohl is comfortable with large complex systems. He's been a school and system leader in Austin, Washington DC, Newark, Houston, and now Broward County Florida. He's thoughtful, articulate, humble and quick to credit the leaders he's learned from and with.
Gohl is in his fifth year as Chief Academic Officer for the Broward County Public Schools (the greater Ft Lauderdale area) serves nearly 270,000 students on 241 campuses. It's the 6th largest district in the country.
As part of Superintendent Robert Runcie's team, Dan oversaw the development of a great system of schools with a robust personalized learning strategy, hundreds of well-developed career academies, strong speech and debate programs in every secondary school, and the biggest computer science program in the country.
About Runcie's vision, Gohl said it's about all students achieving, but it's not reductionist. "It's necessary but not sufficient to raise test scores–we've got to verify achievement–but woefully insufficient to make sure they are prepared." He added, "We focus on a couple of transcendent experiences we can provide in school."
Broward has been on the path to digital learning for four years. "We want blended and flipped learning to occur at all grade levels," said Gohl.
With a unified ecosystem, Broward teachers use the Canvas platform and Microsoft 365. In the first week after closure, 98% of teachers stood up courses. In the first week of remote learning, more than 96% of learners logged in.
Broward was 1:1 before the closure but had not distributed computers. To kickstart remote learning, the district set up distribution sites and handed out 82,000 laptops. Food is still being distributed from 71 schools.
In this interview, Dan talks about their crisis response program called Learning Never Closes. He reflects on leading through crises including hurricanes and mass shootings and talks about why this pandemic is far more challenging.
"These are challenging times, disruptions to personal habits and professional patterns abound," said Gohl. "The wholesale migration of education from physical spaces to digital spaces has flattened communications networks in ways that have challenged organizational structures, shut off traditional student support mechanisms while opening up many practitioners to the possibilities enabled by digital tools, and highlighted the need to have the competency, rather than seat time, be the gauge for learning," added Gohl.
"Hurricanes and mass shootings occur in a fixed period of time followed by recovery," said Gohl. "The pandemic not only shuts us down for a period of time it adds forward-facing uncertainty." He acknowledges that it could be a very long recovery in south Florida and that we don't know when this or another epidemic will return.
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Respect critics, there is something you can learn from them,
Don't be derailed in system change toward high-quality schools in every community, but
Be a little uncertain all the time
We think you'll find Dan to be one of America's most thoughtful education leaders.
[1:15] Dan tells the story of opening the McKinley Technology High School in Washington, D.C.
[2:35] Dan speaks about his background in science and involvement with the Science Academy of Austin (that led to an opportunity that took him to D.C.).
[4:25] Why did Dan end up in Austin in the fall of 1986? And what kept him there?
[7:27] Dan speaks about his stint in Zimbabwe.
[8:05] Dan shares more about his career after coming back to the States in 1990.
[8:52] Dan speaks about his time in Newark in 2010 where he was leading the change effort.
[11:28] Tom and Dan talk about when they connected again when Dan was CAO during the PowerUp Initiative in 2013 — America's biggest move to 1:1 and blended learning.
[12:21] Dan shares what he ended up doing after leaving Newark.
[14:37] Now five years in as CAO at Broward County, Dan recaps some of the advances he has made thus far and what he's proud of.
[21:45] Jessica chimes in to share an important resource: the Getting Through microsite!
[22:25] What happened when the governor closed the schools? What has Broward County Public Schools done to move their learning to digital?
[27:37] What advice has Dan given teachers about learning expectations, workloads, and the challenges they may face going forward? What have they employed to aid teachers to continue to teach their students?
[31:13] What does Dan mean by a 'rhizomatic approach?'
[33:56] Dan takes time to remember those who were lost from tragedies in the past. He also shares how this crisis is different from past crises.
[39:06] Dan shares some of the lessons in leadership he has learned due to this crisis.
[43:03] Tom thanks Dan for joining the Getting Smart podcast!
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Thank you for this information! I have long been an admirer of Dan Gohl. A brilliant man and educator.


Giant magnetic coin-like structure invites people to leave behind their spare pennies, when passing by the Southbank Centre in London. The installation will close on 8 October 2010 and £1 will be donated to children's charity Barnardo's for every penny attached to the structure. Drop is an inspiring example of how to playfully engage people in making a donation – the interaction is simple, intuitive, and fun, as people move around the collected pennies like they do with fridge magnets, drawing or writing messages. Drop stimulates visitors to purposefully leave a trace, feeling ownership of their space, while giving back to the community.


Discovering the right roofing contractor for your home could be a bewildering and challenging undertaking. On account of the fact that there are several roofing contractors on the current market, you may not know the right one for our purpose. Therefore there are several things you need to consider so that you get the best contractor that the market has to offer. Here are some of the guidelines that will make your selection process easier.
It's vital that you choose a contractor that has been operating for a long time period. The number of years a contractor has been in business will determine their level of knowledge and skills. A skilful contractor will be able to help you achieve your goals without having to worry about the future. You will receive quality services that can push you for years. Hiring a contractor that hasn't been in business long enough is not a good idea since you could wind up spending a great deal of cash in the future because of the bad quality of services they may give you.
The other thing you want to think about is whether the roofing contractor has the ideal certifications that will boost your confidence in them. A builder that has undergone the ideal training and has been licensed to maintain business is the best for you. Additionally, they should have the right insurance documents to prove that in case anything happens to their employees when working on your property, they will take full responsibility. Roofing jobs aren't that safe and you will never know when an accident may occur. Therefore, it is advised that you do not hire a contractor who has no insurance.
You might also request the roofing contractor you wish to hire to offer you contacts of people they've worked with previously so that you give them a call and discover out how it had been working together with your prospective contractor. Apart from just thinking the word of mouth, then you might want to observe the type of work they have done so that you decide whether they are the perfect one for you or you have to keep on doing your homework.
It is advised that you opt for a local contractor. A locally based company will be the most reliable because it will have already created a name in your area and will know how to handle different roofing issues depending on the climatic conditions of your area and all the regulations that need to be followed. A reputable company will be able to serve you according to your needs and wants. Additionally, the business is going to always put your needs first and thus, you will not have to think about anything as they will form your roof needs properly.


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With a very heavy heart, we regret to inform you that Delicia Mexican Grill will be closing this Sunday 3/31/19 at 9 pm for good.
We truly thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the past few years for the support.
We will always cherish the friends we have made from here. We also thank the community for allowing us to be a key partner.