Where any reporter would write that there is even a credible response to the data set that the put forward. The iranians are putting out a message, thats just false, it is pure blatant disinformation. They passed another message that said that the United States was removing forces. You can go see them, theyre there. I mention all of these things because its very important as the days proceed and as our diplomat efforts to change the nature of the Iranian Regime is doing go on, it is likely iran will continue to present thing that is are fraudulent, that are false. And we need to make sure that every news outlet, everyone who is seeing this understands whats true and what the Iranian Regime wants you to believe. That is truly important. Im heading out today. Our first stop will be in the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arabian emirates. Two great allies. Well be talking with them about how to make sure we are all strategically aligned and how we can build out a global coalition.
What the experts say when they told you you cant win you can when. Please help me welcome back to ohio again, David Mcauliff mcau. [applause] thank you, governor, mrs. Joanne and all of you. I have never in my life had such an uplifting appreciated welcome as we have had since we arrived in ohio several days ago to begin our talk about the pioneers. The generosity, the good spirit, the honesty, decency so many of us were brought up on is so prevalent part of the everyday life of your state i hope you dont ever take it for granted and keep it going. You were wonderful. Thank you. Dont get too big for your britches. [laughter] the dedication to community and family which are so important or major objectives in this society, civilization, whatever you want to call it that our predecessors and all of you still believe in. I came upon this subject quite by chance. I often thought the role of luck in life to come and get a commencemengive acommencement so university in 2004. Of course i acce
Welcome, welcome, finally, you have launched a book, an exciting book, you have been on tv for the past several years, you have inspired movies, you are a rock star. Actually i have not inspired any movie. There have been characters created around the work that you and some remarkable women have put in. Some other woman. Its phenomenal. You are breaking glass ceilings. There were predecessors before me who did a lot of that work, when i joined the agency there were not a lot of women in the operations field in that position. Walk us through what inspired you to write the book in tell us the mission. So, i joined as an analyst on the di side, or ei sign. Really my intent when i was joining was to have a job wreck work overseas. I have always wanted to travel. I wanted to see other languages and cultures and i got lucky and they called and i got in in a completely different role. So, by the time i became a targeting officer i had been there for a little while and the job that i took at t
Cumulatively is that doug evans began with an unconstitutional end in mind to seat as few africanamerican jurors as he could. The numbers alone are striking. Trials, mr. Four evans exercised 36 challenges, all of them against africanamerican jurors. Exercisedx trial, he five out of six of his challenges against africanamerican jurors. If we look at the numbers of his regarding his questioning, they are likewise stark. Struckd of the africanamerican jurors an average of 29 questions. Jurors an average of 1. 1 question. Numbers do not stand alone. Mr. Evans was twice found to have discriminated on the basis of race in the exercise of numbd alone. His challenges against africanamerican dependence in trials of the same case against the same defendant. A recordno one who has of discrimination adjudicated like that of mr. Evans. The history of the case prior to this trial is very troubling. You have summarized that. It is cause for concern and it is relevant to the decision that ultimately h
Some of the important racial populations in the city. In particular, the native american population. We wanted to start in the historical beginnings, the first time we have written records in that was ind. C. , 1908 when john smith came up from jamestown and went to the native American Village on the banks of the anacostia. Lets focus on the early american period. What was the makeup at the time . Prof. Musgrove once congress got here in 1800, it was 20 africanamerican. D. C. Was carved out of tobacco plantation counties. They were plantations in the middle of the city today. There was already a large black population in the area. As folks who were building the capital decided to employ slaves, and in certain cases, free blacks on the Construction Projects building the capital, that population remained constant through the end of the antebellum period. How many africanamericans were free compared to those who were enslaved . Prof. Musgrove when Congress Comes to town in 1800, the vast