Operator
Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for standing by. My name is Michelle, and I will be your conference operator today. Welcome to the Fortis Q4 2020 Conference Call and Webcast. [Operator Instructions]
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Stephanie Amaimo
Vice President, Investor Relations
Thanks Michelle, and good morning, everyone, and welcome to Fortis fourth quarter and annual 2020 results conference call. I m joined by David Hutchens, President and CEO; Jocelyn Perry, Executive VP and CFO; other members of the senior management team as well as CEOs from certain subsidiaries.
Muskie Mania: It’s been another good year of angling for this legendary fish in Upstate NY
Updated Dec 16, 2020;
Posted Dec 11, 2020
Gary Laidman, of South Wales in Erie County recently caught this 51-inch long, 27-inch girth muskie fishing the Upper Niagara River with Capt. Connor Cinelli. The season on that waterway closed Nov. 30.
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Muskie are New York’s largest freshwater game fish.
Their legendary ability to challenge and confound anglers and their massive size potential have often inspired anglers to forsake other fish for a chance to encounter the “fish of 10,000 casts.”
This year’s fishing season for these monsters opened (as it usually does) on third weekend in June. The season on most waterways closed Nov. 30. Exceptions include the St. Lawrence and Lower Niagara rivers and Lake Ontario, where the season ends Dec. 15.
in advance of the report did not deny it and said trump is joking when he makes such statements about pardons. joining me and rick, jason johnson, politics editor for the root, waneta from the center for american congress action fund and author of everything trump touches dies, rick wilson. i have to start with you. these are not funny people but when rosenstein talks about the 25thant, ha, ha, he was being silly and funny, it was sarcasm, stupid reporters. and when trump talks about pardoned, which was played, there s more where that came from. he loves the pardon as much as he loves the helicopter, he s ha, ha joking. this is a man with zero sense of humor because he has zero interspegs. he s not kidding or joking of the he s looking for short cuts to circumvent the law. the constitution, whatever it is, to do something as a political stunt to feed his base
stengal who worked in obama s state department and former editor of time magazine and waneta from america s network action fund. of the many quotes we just heard from the president, one of my favorites is 60%, 70%, somebody told me 78%. something in there. but your headline reads recession can doom s trump s re-election. are the folks inside the white house axios is quoting right to be worried right now? the short answer is yes. and it s not surprising to see some of the leaks like in the axios story. i went through a history of presidents who had to run for re-election after recessions happened in the last two years of their first term. what i found was the last four presidents who had that kind of recession so shortly before their re-election race all lost re-election. of the last nine presidents who didn t have that kind of recession, all of them won.
they don t do a sit down with wa kn knee a broad rick. this is totally political. and if i might add, a cultural word here, liberals, i m a baby boomer. it s my generation, the sexual revolution and all this sort of stuff that none of this stuff mattered, and now it does. it didn t matter when people on my side brought it up against bill clinton. frankly, he s becoming clinton-esque, and i would think that means he s going to be elected twice. is it a double standard to say it matters in the case of what you believe after waneta bro broderick? i would like to see one standard for hereverybody, but think this country is so confused about these issues and they ve been politicized. they went after clarence thomas and saying a pubic hair on a can was sexual harassment.