campaign to perpetuate the brush hoax. the daily mail is reporting that in 2016 just as a bureau ramped up crossfire hurricane, the fbi shut down for separate criminal investigations into bill and hillary clinton and the clinton foundation. in response, the clinton foundation laughable he claimed there has never been any evidence of wrongdoing. not only to the fbi and department of justice abuse their power and buying to the public. they seem to be proud of it. there were no apologies after the durum report. no resignations. no admission of wrongdoing whatsoever. as they pointed out an op-ed i wrote for foxnews.com, the justice department cannot and will not police itself. the latest example, the fbi is still refusing to turn over an unclassified record alleging a criminal bribery scheme against joe biden. despite a legally binding subpoena from congress. today, german comber demanded access to the subpoenaed material. director ray is not budging. of course, this isn t just a
doctor siegel, how do you do these assessments and what should be the consequence of this? maybe that s just a big broad policy question but, what do you think should be the role of a doctor who s actually seeing these as patients and these people are in positions of power making decisions. jason, i don t think it s a function of age so much even though diane feinstein is 89. in center federman is in his 50s but is have a severe stroke. he was hospitalized for depression for many weeks. as you say, people seem to be writing his lines. i think it s more of an assessment of fitness. which i been saying for a long, long time. as you know, having been in congress, they are atrocious when it comes to this. congress or the senate has never removed anyone. carl monk in 1969 had a stroke and didn t serve for 3 years.
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An illustration depicts the Christmas Eve 1944 sinking of the troop transport SS Leopoldville after it was hit by a German torpedo off the coast of France. The image was published in Allan Andrade’s book on the incident and was produced by Richard Rockwell, an Edinboro University graduate, in memory of Rockwell’s friend, Wilbur Sloan of New Castle, who was among those who perished in the disaster.
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The late Carl Monk of Manor, an Army veteran, survived the German torpedo strike on the SS Leopoldville.
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Carl Monk (right) of Manor and his brother, Sam, are seen in uniform while serving in World War II. Sam was a warrant officer in the Army Air Corps. Carl, who rose to the rank of sergeant in an Army infantry unit, survived a German torpedo strike on his troop transport ship on Christmas Eve 1944 off the French coast.