Students at Needville High School are in the midst of two fundraisers for the Graves family, who had a car wreck last month that injured three members of the family.
Bryce Graves is in ninth grade at the high school and his sister Addyson is in seventh grade at the junior high. They and their mom suffered injuries that required hospitalization.
T-shirts are being sold for $20, with all proceeds going to the Graves family. Although the exact design has not yet been decided on, the shirts will feature the childrenâs names and a slogan of encouragement to the family.
Students at Needville High School are in the midst of two fundraisers for the Graves family, who had a car wreck last month that injured three members of the family.
Bryce Graves is in ninth grade at the high school and his sister Addyson is in seventh grade at the junior high. They and their mom suffered injuries that required hospitalization.
T-shirts are being sold for $20, with all proceeds going to the Graves family. Although the exact design has not yet been decided on, the shirts will feature the childrenâs names and a slogan of encouragement to the family.
administration. and ari melber. jill abramson with us. donna everest, former democratic congresswoman from maryland. bringing the girl power in remote. thank you, ladies, for being with me. i want to go back to this idea of the tapes. ari, i know we separate out the legal from the political, but how is it possible that the white house on day six is not answering whether or not there are recorded conversations of these meetings with jim comey? well, there are admissions that can be damning and the refusal to admit or deny i think, itself, is damning. if you want to give sean spicer the benefit of the doubt, he may not know. he may not be getting clear guidance or facts from the president that he serves. that s a great point. i mean, white house staffers, even in the bush white house, were sometimes on a need-to-know basis and sometimes the press secretary wasn t read in so they wouldn t be in that situation of having to lie, but this seems like a pattern, not a strategy. yeah, and
does anyone at this point think donald trump, for better or worse, whether you re a fan or an opponent, he is not a guy who sticks to the script. to the degree there have been accomplishmen accomplishments, he did free a prisoner in just a minute. did he in his view make decisive packs president obama didn t make with the use of chemical weapons. when they talk about how foreign policy is working, i think it is a credible claim. it is on a relative scale. congresswoman, what opportunity does this white house have? take all partisanship aside, what opportunity do they have to make a first impression with world leaders who have not met or worked with donald trump before? i think there is an opportunity. the international community has been quite skeptical of this president. doesn t really understand where the foreign policy is leading.
interference in the election, is to destabilize the western alliance and to try and cause problems for our democracy, and i think that mr. clapper sees this in a quite clear-eyed manner. congresswoman, let me bring you into this and ask you, what are the bright lights that you see? who do you see in either party sort of able to rise to this moment that jill describes? it s not a time for partisanship from either side. my party obviously does not have clean hands. i think they could and should be doing much more. do you think your party is doing all it could be doing to get to the truth and get to the bottom and make vladimir putin stop laughing, to jill s point? i think this is a really complicated environment and i will say it s pretty sobering to hear the former dni, clapper, talk about the threat to our institutions because, you know, he s not somebody you view as partisan or hyperbolic as jill said, but i think we ll have to