States is lurking just a few miles away from here in his hyperbaric tanning chamber eating all our popeyes chicken sandwiches, but he is. I saw that trump was coming to l. A. And abc was announce beiin new bachelor, for a moment i got my hopes up that they would be the same guy. Trump is at a fundraiser in Beverly Hills and had a meet and greet in palo alto where tickets went up to 100,000. You get a round table discussion, a photo op and what they billed as premiere seating for lunch. What is premiere seating for lunch with donald trump . You get to join him in his booth at carls jr. . Trump is hoping to raise 15 million on this trip. I miss the days when a trump visit to california meant nothing more than a new episode of the fresh prince, you know . He is not popular here, the president. He lost in l. A. By about 50 points. And its gone down from there. If youre wondering who would host a fundraiser for him in this city, well, the answer is this guy. A billionaire, who is accused of
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Hearings. These were the first hearings on the vietnam war. The 1966 the at phnom hearings. Coverage of the hearings and begin with donald richie, who explains the significance of the hearings. The vietnam hearings were probably some of the most extraordinary hearings ever held by congress. Hearing an investigation into a war that was still being fought. Wanteds and the senate to know why we were in vietnam and what the administrations policies were and wanted to hear from opponents of the war. They gave equal status to critics of the war as they did to supporters. Its a real debate and that is something which does not happen in wartime. Was we never had a declaration of war or congressional debate as to why the United States should fight a war in vietnam. In 1964, there had been a minor incident in the gulf of tonkin between some pt boats and a destroyer. President johnson use that to get congress to pass the gulf of tonkin resolution, authorizing him to retaliate. Oneshotseem to be a
Emeritus donald richie. The vietnam hearings were some of the most extraordinary hearings ever held by congress. They were an investigation in to a war that was still being fought. Congress and the senate wanted to know why we were in vietnam, what the administrations policies were, and they wanted to hear from opponents of the war. They give equal status to critics as they did supporters. Iswas a real debate and that something that does not happen in wartime. In wartime, everyone rallies around the flag and there is general agreement. The reason was, we never had a declaration of war or a congressional debate. 1954, president Lyndon Johnson could use that to get congress to pass the gulf of tonkin, resolution, authorizing him to retaliate. Them rallying around the flag in support of the president during a period of crisis. It was done very quickly. Senator fulbright brought it to the floor just after an hours hearing. It was passed with only two dissenting votes in the senate. No one
Mr. Ritchie the vietnam hearings were some of the most extraordinary hearings ever held by congress. They were an investigation in to a war that was still being fought. Congress and the senate wanted to know why we were in vietnam, what the administrations policies were, and they wanted to hear from opponents of the war. They give equal status to critics as they did supporters. It was a real debate and that is something that does not happen in wartime. In wartime, everyone rallies around the flag and there is general agreement. The reason was, we never had a declaration of war or a congressional debate. In august, 1954, there had been an incident. President Lyndon Johnson could use that to get congress to pass the gulf of tonkin, resolution, authorizing him to retaliate. They will see them rallying around the flag in support of the president during a period of crisis. It was done very quickly. Senator fulbright brought it to the floor just after an hours hearing. Debate. It was passed