first impeachment of a u.s. president in modern times, the impeachment of bill clinton, which by the way turned the public against republicans and lost them seats in the house. despite that loss, the gingrich model, the nasty model, that stuck. and things became even more extreme under the speakership of john boehner. it was under speaker boehner the tea party and its extremists first decided to put a gun to the head of the american economy. that standoff ultimately resulted in the downgrading of the u.s. credit for the very first time in history, which house republicans seem to view as a success because they did not change their tactics after that. they got even more extreme and they forced speaker boehner into resignation. things got even worse under the short-lived speakership of paul ryan who also resigned in frustration. do you see a pattern here? things get nastier and the speakership gets sort of
to like her socially. let s play a field. you have not been to the border. and i haven t been to europe. talking about the significance of the passage of time, right? there is great significance to the passage of time. i consider myself an expert on inappropriate laughter, but oh, boy, she takes her to a whole new level. it s really bizarre. as you say. we ve never had more controversial vice president in modern times. remember when she first announced her campaign for the presidency all of the great political expert says she s the one to be to come of this a
door was left open an emotional day for the department hearing that many kids did not make it, take a listen to the commissioner. it certainly is traumatizing when we cannot save a life and our members have tried diligently, fire and ems to bring some of these people back into bring them out as quickly as they can. eric adams was speaking today to the media as family searching for the loved ones many people have nowhere to go tonight, were trying to figure that out the mayor was trying to figure out 13 people and cargo condition let the families know one of the worst fires that we had in new york city in modern times we also talked to people able to get out of the burning building one of the women said the smoke became so sick she could not see in front of her and then saw a fire department member come inside and save them.
but is very defensive and protective of what china does. and that is skewing the debate on college campuses. mark: they are two marc marxisting orgations, it is amazing how much money is exchanging hands to used to influence and to advance the cause ofnf the communist chinese. when you think about it peter, how the american media have failed to report on this, i heard american media reporters have taken junkets and live in the area,. i see the same with iranians and peddles and same with putin. to me this circles back to trump, trump is the only president in modern times
the world, tell us how long this inquiry has been going on for, how long it is likely to go on for and what the motivation for setting up the inquiry was. the what the motivation for setting up the inquiry was- the inquiry was. the grenfell disaster was the inquiry was. the grenfell disaster was horrendous, - the inquiry was. the grenfell| disaster was horrendous, the the inquiry was. the grenfell - disaster was horrendous, the worst loss of life, residential fire, disaster was horrendous, the worst loss of life, residentialfire, in modern times. the problem was the cladding added to the outside of the building alight the fire to spread on the other problem was people living in the building had no means of getting out and actually were told to stay inside their flats when it was actually dangerous to stay. the inquiry has looked at by the cladding was put in place. a number of international companies, one which made the cladding on the first place, but they knew about the state of t