It is not just my club, we stand for shared principles or not worth anything. Charles did ted cruzs speech backfire . The fallout from gop chair, Heather Higgins and Obama Campaign staffer steve shell, mixed reaction but we heard on the floor a lot of who are searching, people upset, trying to unify. We saw last night why he his having a tough time getting along with the senate but the base is rallying around donald trump. I spoke to a prominent evangelical leader who told me he was for trump, his wife is for donald trump, she loved the pens speech, we cannot have a third obama term. This evangelical bill is so good, go back and look at 2012. Evangelicals date home and we had low turnout for mitt romney and those key swing states like ohio, mike pence has rallied the evangelical base, donald trump can win this. Charles the big controversy today is ted cruz, if it will have any damage to november. A lot of people say he damaged himself in the short term but any lingering effects for don
Is it federal or state and local job . It is a job of every local government. City, county, state, federal. When i was in the state legislature i discovered we had passed laws that essentially banned 56 provisions from people who had been incarcerated. One was you wouldnt get a license to barber. Yet in state prison we taught barbering. Then the individual couldnt get a license. So we had to pass legislation to undo that. So when the war on drugs started in the 1980s we passed 2,000 laws of the years. We banned people from working. We need to look at a lot of legislation passed over the years and essentially unwind some of it. But we do have to create supportive services. People need support groups to help them do basic things, get their i. D. S, drivers license, may back child support, get their children back if their children have been entered into foster care. One of the things we dont pay a lot of attention to is the fact that a lot of people have been incarcerat incarcerated. The
One of the more careful mayors colorful mayors you will find in the country. He was part huey long, part tony soprano. The good and the bad. He reflected providence as one of americas oldest cities. To me really embodies the american political story. Welcome to providence on booktv. With help of art Cox Communications partners, we will export a rich literary culture of this capital city as we travel to these local authors and to learn about the history of this town and the state of rhode island. We begin our program with a visit to providence literally landmark. To climb up those steps and make your way in and then to arrive at the top of the steps and then look in and see the mezzanine filled with books and its inspiring. I love when we have visitors that come in for the first time. They walk in the front door. And usually if its someone whos new to the public, the first thing i hear is a giant side, and then the next word out of their mouth is oh, my goodness, this is what a vibratio
He was as unlikely a champion as seen come any sport. Physically he was nothing to look at. He had a great big knobby of knees, his neck was too big, he had a big hammer head. He had this flailing motion when he ran as if he were swatting flies. They tried to give him away and was rejected by how bad he was. The day that Charles Howard discovered seabiscuit tell us how charles was first introduced to this horse. He and his wife were sitting up in the grandstand. Saratoga was the lowest level of horseracing going on. He looked down at a very ugly horse and so did his wife and they were watching him and he that hurt eliminated the horse would win and she felt this was silly and said no and took the best but said he wouldnt win and he did. They shared their lemonade and they both had a tradition and he was a man whose intuition was superb to be if he could recognize potential and he liked this horse. There was something about him. He told the trainer to look at him and he bought him. The
60 of voters still thinking hed done a good job, even though he was guilty. When he was sentenced, the judge talked about you was to people, dr. Jekyll and mr. Hyde. But buddy and Assembly Said privately to a friend later, how come i didnt get to acting paychecks. He was convicted of racketeering conspiracy in knowing about it, but not been physically involved in any of the underlying facts. By the kind of framed it as did i do . And convicted of being the mayor. He was the guy who knew how to keep himself insulated like a bob ross he had once prosecuted ironically and he was able to sit at the direct lines, but knew everything that was going on. He was the guy who would know how many rolls of toilet paper when city hall. He said that was part of his miss in his or her that he conveyed that fear in people that everything, but he really didnt. So that was his defense, but ultimately didnt play out with the jury and he went to prison and relinquish his famous to pay for what he called hi