Lawyer, william burke. However, the lawyer then says but they were okay with giving this information over. This administration isnt. Make some sense of this for me. Well, i think the thing to think about is this, im not sure at the end of the day how much difference its going to make. Partly this is a matter of arithmetic. The republicans simply have the votes. But secondly while this will be, and you can count on it, that the democrats will be following joe bidens advice, theyll be saying how can we vote on this guy until we know every possible thing about him. The crucial question will be how will he vote as a judge, what can we learn from his time on the Court Of Appeals here in the district of columbia. I think thats where the bulk of the questions will be. Whats going to be new and different about this Confirmation Hearing is questions about how far you can go in subpoenaing or possibly indicting or other Legal Process against a sitting president. That becomes important obviously
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and today npr said newsom overstated by almost 700 percent the number of acres treated to reduce wildfires. a claim he disputes. gavin newsom is the political hue deany over the last 25 years or so in his career he has managed to really escape pretty much every challenge thrown at him and comes up smelling like a rose. gavin newsom has california roaring back. newsom s ads highlight the state s reopening and record surplus. campaignwise, newsom outraised opponents almost 4 to 1 with big depositions from george soros and netflix founder reed hastings, some favor early recall vote before newsom could get blamed for a wildfire, drought, or rolling blackouts. mike? mike: william la jeunesse, thank you very much. up next the panel on the bipartisan infrastructure agreement and harris trip to the border tomorrow. beyond our borders tonight. russia is prepared to fire on other country s warships in the
his babysitter overdosed in front of him. his rebellion was being a straight a student. ike, he s a trooper. that child is definitely he s meant to do something great. he s destined for greatness. he has crawled through a river of [ bleep ] and come out smelling like a rose. you just tell yourself, i m going to get to college and that s my way out. reporter: we need to have educated people here with new ideas and to bring life back into the mtss. reporter: it s why his old high school holds a celebration to recognize seniors committing to some kind of higher education. we re going to make sure that we showcase the academic excellence of our students. reporter: and why the gear up program has tracked more than 10,000 students like ike from 7th grade on in the counties of west virginia offering s.a.t. prep and helping them find scholarships. and now ike is paying it forward this summer working at a gear up
learned from too many life lessons. when you were a kid would you bring people by the house? no, no one saw where i lived. i didn t want them to see what was going on. reporter: you were worried they would see your mom? i was terrified they would see mom nodding off. i like it because they put reporter: his mom angela started taking xanax when he was in kindergarten. once a month she would pickup a prescription. yes, selling them. reporter: his dad died of an overdose. his baby-sitter overdosed in front of him. his rebellion was being a straight-a student. ike, he s a trooper. that child is definitely he s meant to do something great. he s destined for greatness because he has crawled through a river of [ bleep ] and come out smelling like a rose. you just tell yourself, you know, i m going to get to college and that s my way out. we need to have educated people here with new ideas to bring life back into these mountains. reporter: it s why ike s old