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. >> rodney paul, johnathan. tory carter. >> hi, i'm zan. my husband and i have been here for over 10 years as a bike coalition member. thank you so much for everybody who has put in so much work to bring us here today. i have a nine-month-old and i can't wait until she can bike. my husband rides to work and i ride as much as i can. it's fair a wife and mother are climate change and i'll get call from the hospital that my husband and the future daughter were hit by a car so thank you for supporting this and make san francisco a place is this is better at climate change and keeping my husband and i my daughter safe when we bike. >> thank you, very much. >> next speaker, please. >> is rodney paul here. johnathan. olivia ganbon followed by stephanie, tory carter and if there's anyone else downstairs, please come up into the room if you wish to speak. >> while it's tempt to go give you both two minutes, the rule is one minute. >> the market and very glad to be here and we are moving forward with this and as i think about it, this isn't about bik

warren harding used james logan for jimmy carter news jake paul austin. franklin roosevelt used harry hopkins. he so use harry hopkins to set foreign policy, harry hopkins had a room in the white house. he took his bath in the white house! he lived in the white house! and yet they are trying to turn rudy giuliani, this irregular process. when it comes to the president of the united states, it's not terribly irregular at all. we have the exadvisor, marie -- i can't pronounce her name yovanovitch? the presidents men forced her out of office. the president get to decide. while we are at it, the media. do you remember, sean, when the media circled the wagons when the president of the united states had jim acosta effectively, disrupting hise press conference. you aren't allowed here anymore. remember what the media dead? they go into court, the media circled the wagons. look, this guy's aa dictator. we, the press can have a right to report them with the president is doing! we have press associations still a horrible, horrible thing for there are 200 people rep

bill carter we. faced off in a debate a rare event in the arab world and a moment of pride for the tennesseans who 80 years ago inspired the pro-democracy movement also known as the arab spring. the debate was a crucial moment for the 2 candidates the election divided to secular and liberals back while conservatives leftists and nationalists endorser yet. this is always leading in the parliamentary and presidential elections into jail despite there are still moved on to the 2nd round my opponents thought i'd be defeated. in . a free they will never return to the cage and won't accept being given crumbs they are free already committed to building a new country. supporters of the bill carter we are job and their leader and media mogul was released from jail and is back on the campaign trail but the man and his party have only a limited time to convince people that he is the right person to leave the country i always party heart of which he founded 3 months ago came in 2nd in the parliamentary election

and obviously when you have paul manafort and carter page playing ftse wi footsy with russia, we would expect the intelligence community to take notice. what you have now is lindsey graham and the attorney general of the united states basically asking our allies to investigate our against community. that's a startling development. isolated it would be shocking. in this mess, it's not as shocking because people are not paying close attention to it. talk about the impact this is going to have on our intelligence community long term and what they're feeling within the community right now as the president and important people in this country have turned the light and tried to say somehow they're the bad guys. >> yeah, claire think there you're absolutely right. i believe that this has hurt the morale within the intelligence community. these are women and men who sacrifice a great deal and their families as well. and if they see that mr. president trump is continuing to denigrate and des pair rapair rr work and try to undermine what was the assessment from them, i think it sends a disparagi

this afternoon i am pleased to host matthew sake to discuss his new biography of carter glass. one of the most influential politicians of his time, and architect

that paul left him with 14 stitches and a bruised eye. when news breaks out, we will break in. i'm trace gallagher in new york. now back to sean hannity. >> sean: this is a fox news alert. senator lindsey graham tonight introducing a new resolution condemning the house of representatives, their closed-door, illegitimate, unconstitutional impeachment inquiry, he joins us now is more paid senator, i'm glad to see this happen. every republican that was there voted for it yet yesterday. democrat shut it down. never before has this happened in an impeachment inquiry. closed doors. they won't even let a republican read a transcript without a reminder, and god forbid they get a copy of it. >> yeah, so this resolution puts the senate on record condemning the house for the future of the presidency. we cannot allow future presidents and this president to be impeached based on an inquiry in the house that's never been voted upon that does not allow the president and the witness against him to call when it's on his behalf and cross-examine people who are accusing him of misdeeds. all i'm a

this afternoon i am pleased to host matthew sake to discuss his new biography of carter glass. one of the most influential politicians of his time, and architect of key legislation that the american financial system. kind of in 1858 in lynchburg virginia and grew up in the reconstruction self. is this policy on the role of government was shaped by the views of thomas jefferson. for just 70 miles north. from 1903 until the early 1940s they played a key role in every important legislative debate. it's colleagues in the house, later in the senate, both democrats and republicans, as the go to expert when it came to baking issues. our glass was a consummate politician. he was an expert when it came to reading the political tea leaf and crafting compromises that could be passed into law. he was wheeling to empower the federal government in his judgment circumstances were warranted. twelve roosevelt progressive, he shepherded the most important progressive new deal reforms through the senate. turn class had assault, he can be grumpy, but mostly in private. he was not a proponent of ra