In this clip he recounts the aneurysms that mr. Biden suffered in 1988 following his failed run for that years president ial nomination. And how it impacted his life and political career. You have to member joe biden was forced out of the race in september of 87 by a series of revelations, none of which individually were kind of minor and almost laughable when you look back at them. But by the time they were digested from the great long snake of the press corps, it was biden have been drummed out. And he really did not come out speaking again until 1988 the first part of the year. I was february, the first time hed been out talking on a college campus. It went to the university of rochester as a matter fact. Host were there . Guest no i was not i was in New Hampshire with all the good members of the pack. And joe gave a speech at the university of rochester. And then he asked questions for several hours. When he got back to his motel room all the sudden bang he got hit by a brick hit h
Governor weeks talk about recovering from the flood of 1927. He noted the true spirit of vermont is in the indomitable spirit in the face of adversity. They turned catastrophe into opportunity. From the pandemic to the rising waters of july and december, an opportunity to revive our community, the spirit of vermonters is as strong as ever. In this session, lets honor their resilience and strength, kindness, and generosity, not only in recovery but by working together to address persistent problems like demographics, housing affordability, and recent increases of violence and crime. To meet this moment, we are going to have to prioritize and set aside things that are less urgent and rise above the toxic polarization of Political Parties to focus our work directly on these fundamental issues. If we do, we will turn catastrophe into opportunity once more. [applause] president clintons advisor, james carville, famously said, it is the economy, stupid. Im not calling anyone stupid, but i th
[applause] thank you. Mr. President , madame speaker, mr. Chief justice, members of the General Assembly and fellow vermonters, second inaugural address, noting the true spirit of vermont is in courage in a time of adversity and that the faith in valuer of vermonters has turned catastrophe into opportunity, progress, rehabilitation, catastrophe and the opportunity. From the first struggles of the pandemic to the rising waters of july and december, once in a century opportunity to revitalize our communities, the courage of vermonters is as strong as ever. This session, lets honor resilience and strength, kindness and generosity not only in Flood Recovery but working together working in problems, demographics, affordability, recent increases in violence in crime. We will have to prioritize, set aside good things that are less s urgent and rise above politicl parties and focus our work directly on these fundamental issues. If we do, we will turn catastrophe into opportunity once more. [ap
You to interesting highlights. This timeline makes it easy to quickly get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. Spend a few minutes on cspans points of interest. Listening to programs on cspan through cspan radio just got easier. Tell your smart speaker, play cspan radio. Washington journal, important congressional hearings, and other events throughout the day. Weekdays at 5 00 and 9 00, catch washington today. Listen to cspan any time. Just tell your smart speaker, play cspan radio. Cspan, powered by cable. Republican governor. Phil scott gave his state of the state address. He outlined his agenda focusing on public safety, the economy, and disaster recovery. s remarks are about 45 minutes. Governor weeks talk about recovering from the flood of 1927. He noted the true spirit of vermont is in the indomitable spirit in the face of adversity. They turned catastrophe into opportunity. From the pandemic to the rising waters of july and december, an opportunity to revive ou
smuggling migrants at record numbers. lexis mcadams has the latest on the ground in eagle pass, texas. good afternoon alexis brick works we see this every single day the southern border. hundreds of walking across the border into the united states but many of them have no clue where they re going to go next they do not have a plan. once they are in the u.s. if they re willing to pay big money like thousands of dollars, there are new ways to smuggle them across the united states. just like this but what you re looking on your screen is a picture we just got an a little while ago from texas dps. this shows 19 migrants on this private plane in mcallen, texas for an investigator say three cars pulled up to the private airport and dropped off the migrants on friday. that is been a concerned citizen called 911 and the police showed up. the migrants were from central america. this is the second bus at a private airport in texas just in the past two weeks. humans are smuggled in, so