And this is americas late news, fox news and night. I should be in pennsylvania, in florida, in many of the states, north carolina, georgia campaigning. This is all politics coming out of the white house and it makes me campaign locally and thats okay. [ chanting ] [ Simultaneous Talking ] trace breaking tonight, one in the courtroom, one of the Campaign Trail. President Biden Hitting the Campaign Trail in his hometown but the former president tied up in court using a Courtside Microphone as you see to get his Campaign Message out. Meantime seven jurors were seeded today in trumps hush money case but many are questioning how impartial the jury might be. Far left da filing a motion to hold trump in Contempt Of Court for allegedly violating a gag order but Michael Cohen a convicted felon and liar is free to speak to the nation at will. We are live with more on the unusual Jury Selection process. Good evening. Reporter good evening, trace. A busy day in court today. Seven jurors have been
Here is a look at the democratic address by congresswoman suzan delbene. Her topic, tax reform. Hi. I am congresswoman suzan delbene. I represent washington states first congressional district. This week, on a partyline vote, House Republicans passed a tax bill that will raise taxes on 36 million middleclass households across america while handing historic tax breaks to corporations and the wealthiest. While corporations get a massive 15 reduction in their taxes, hardworking americans are forced to pick up the tab. Teachers who buy supplies for for the students like pens and paper will lose the ability to deduct the cost from their tax returns while corporations can still deduct their supply costs. Families will no longer be able to deduct their state, local and income or state taxes well corporations can. Homeowners will no longer be able to deduct their property taxes while corporations still can. And if workers will have to move because their employer is forcing them to relocate the
The next pandemic. Hopefully its not the next pandemic right here. You might think that the Natural History museum is not the best place to have a meeting like this. I would suggest that the Natural History museum is the best placed at the meeting like this. This museum is the largest Natural Museum and has 145 million objects. I say that objects whatever but the reality is collecting the Natural World for the last 300 years and preserving those objects in museums and this is the place where we have what we know about planet earth so the records have collect and over the expansion of humans. In any given year, 400 phd is working behind the scenes. Last year, over 400 new species were described. At the same time, we welcome 6 million visitors. Most of those visitors are tourists which means the next year is a different 6 million so in a decade you might get as many as 50 Million People in this building. We live in Interesting Times with human population is growing. There are so many thi
Tweet us, twitter. Com booktv. Or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook. Com booktv. Good evening, im chief of Community Programs here at the museum, and its my pleasure to welcome you to an evening with david grinspoon. We help promote understanding of the Natural World and our place in it, and we aim to inspire dialogue around the important scientific issues of our time. Tonights program is one of our after hours offerings. These include film screenings, lectures, conversations like tonight and game nights. In our evening lift series, it features leading researchers and thinkers in conversation with the museums director and paleontologist kirk johnson. Many of you have already joined us for these engaging conversation between kirk and speakers or guests like evolutionary biologist e. O. Wilson, journalist ed young, Science Exchange director ann merchant, philanthropist dade rubenstein David Rubenstein and president of the university of marylandbaltimore college. Our final Eve
Tweet us, twitter. Com booktv. Or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook. Com booktv. Good evening, im chief of Community Programs here at the museum, and its my pleasure to welcome you to an evening with david grinspoon. We help promote understanding of the Natural World and our place in it, and we aim to inspire dialogue around the important scientific issues of our time. Tonights program is one of our after hours offerings. These include film screenings, lectures, conversations like tonight and game nights. In our evening lift series, it features leading researchers and thinkers in conversation with the museums director and paleontologist kirk johnson. Many of you have already joined us for these engaging conversation between kirk and speakers or guests like evolutionary biologist e. O. Wilson, journalist ed young, Science Exchange director ann merchant, philanthropist dade rubenstein David Rubenstein and president of the university of marylandbaltimore college. Our final Eve