Action was, quote, entirely prudent because of ukraines long history of corruption. Then they go on to talk about more about what the witnesses have alleged and they say it does not back up the democrats claim. So this is not surprising, jake, because the republicans have been making these arguments for some time. We heard them make this in the two weeks of public hearings but what is going to happen in just by tomorrow is this report is the minority views that will be adopted to the larger report that the democrats are putting forward. Now that larger report will detail the democrats side of the argument in which they argue that the president did abuse his power in office and that will lay the course of the articles of impeachment that will be voted on in the house before the end of the year. Just to underline this, the idea that from House Republicans on the Intelligence Committee is not just this doesnt rise to the level of impeachable, theyre saying that President Trump did nothing
that. you ve heard it like this and this. and here s my number so call me maybe an entire chorus and orchestra giving call me, maybe a musical mikeover live on the plaza today, friday, september 21st, 2012. captions paid for by nbc-universal television from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning. welcome to today on this friday morning. i m savannah guthrie. and i m willie geist in this morning for matt. savannah, i m struck by the progression of call me, maybe. from cookie monster to now a classical orchestra we ve got al. doesn t it just put you in an elevated mood? he does. calling for more strings. they can t see you, al, but that s okay. they can t? no. but later maybe we ll let you conduct. see that live. the whole performance. very exciting. beats the heavy metal version, that s for sure. meantime, we ll talk about politics at the top of our show. things getti
but never like this. an entire chorus and orchestra giving a musical makeover on the plaza, friday, september 21st, 2012. from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to today on friday morning, i m savannah guthrie. i am willie geist in for matt. i am struck on the progression from cookie monster to classical orchestra. the conductor is over there. we have al. doesn t he put you in elevated mood? calling for more strings. they can t see you, al, but that s okay. they can t? later maybe we ll let you conduct. we will see it live, the whole performance. things are getting testy on the campaign trail. at a forum in miami, president obama acknowledged he couldn t change washington from the inside, and mitt romney was quick to pounce saying the president was throwing in the white flag of surrender on getting things done. we will get reaction from senior adviser to the pre
that. you ve heard it like this and this. and here s my number so call me maybe an entire chorus and orchestra giving call me, maybe a musical mikeover live on the plaza today, friday, september 21st, 2012. captions paid for by nbc-universal television from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning. welcome to today on this friday morning. i m savannah guthrie. and i m willie geist in this morning for matt. savannah, i m struck by the progression of call me, maybe. from cookie monster to now a classical orchestra we ve got al. doesn t it just put you in an elevated mood? he does. calling for more strings. they can t see you, al, but that s okay. they can t? no. but later maybe we ll let you conduct. see that live. the whole performance. very exciting. beats the heavy metal version, that s for sure. meantime, we ll talk about politics at the top of our show. things getti
time with a regular diploma. on average, african-american twelfth grade students read at approximately the same grade level as white eighth graders and the twelfth grade were lower than significantly lower than any other racial and ethnic group. in march 2007 editorial, phillip jackson from chicago s black star project. there was no longer a need for dire predictses, apprehension about losings a generation of black boys. it is too late. a generation in education, employment, economics, incarceration, health, and parents we have lost a generation of young black males. they have the worst grades, the lowest test scores and the highest dropout rates of all students in the country. data goes on and on as we have heard and recounted and talk about oprah winfrey the past how many years. young men of color charted away from educational success sites among the finding 65 percent of all males incarcerated in the united states are african-american or hispanic. penn state center for t