the 15th tens of thousands of people have been evacuated out of the country and many who wanted to leave still remain. we understand having spoken to people around the airport this morning that the tale bomb had pushed the remaining people who were there back around 500 meters from beyond the out perimeter of the airport as a say the flights very much winding down. and you know, it s very disturbing stories as well coming from one of the teams that visited the hospital here, some of the injured in those rec attacks last night. this is our team member spoke to people who were desperately still trying to find their loved ones. they re not having returned from that area where those attacks were since last night. there is a feeling of its calm, but there is a feeling of nervousness, anxiety. we understand that these are the threat level of attacks still remain to high despite obviously the closer we get to this deadline actually actually happening. and it s fully expected that th
first going tohe jackson bodega s life. when she worked as a newspaper columnist and writer and met and married future president john f. kennedy. welcome. mr. anthony: thank you. i appreciate so much being able to join the white house historical association today and very honored to give you a little bit of a background about florence harding and the book. i have to tell you, as is often said, a parent should not really have, per se, a favorite child, and i think an author perhaps should not have a favorite book. but i will say that the research of this book and then the unique promotion that i did for the book will always be a very important part of my life. i started writing this book and researching this book at a time when the sun was just setting on the last generation of people who knew the hardings firsthand. of course, they had been young children, one or two had almost been teenagers. at the end of the process, the 75th anniversary of the death of president harding,
announcer: up next, carl sferrazza anthony, author of florence harding: the first lady, the jazz age, and the death of america s most scandalous president, discusses the life of the woman married to president warren g. harding. dispels some myths around her time in the white house. the white house historical association hosted this event and provided the video. ms. mann: today we are welcoming carl sferrazza anthony, the author of several books on presidential families including four biographies and a conference of overview of all the first families. he wrote a two volume history, an inside view of 200 years inside the white house. he served as a consultant to the first lady s exhibit and was the national first lady s historian in 2017. welcome. mr. anthony: thank you. i appreciate so much being able to join the white house historical association today and very honored to give you a little bit of a background about florence harding in the book. i have to tell you, as is oft
putin and the level at which russia iran relations are ad irosia, how closure must go into iran the day she would no musk were it to get out the smell of monitor him, them now in the name moved. gracious god, i want to thank your media. i m very glad to be in moscow meeting high ranking representatives of the russian government today. and yesterday, at the meeting with mr. boots and we discussed bilateral relations, as well as regional and international issues. in general, what i understand from the meeting is that russian and iranian positions coincide in regard to many issues. and we do have common interests with russia. in addition to being neighbors was russia and iran, a members of international organizations, they were able to corporate within the shanghai corporation organization. there are lots of opportunities in russia and in iran. and these opportunities can create the grounds of even greater interaction in the economic sphere as well as in science, technology, aer
this hearing is about five and a half hours. welcome, everyone, and i want to thank all of you for joining today s hearing. the committee will now come to order. after a brief opening remarks, members will receive testimony from our witnesses today and then the hearing will be open to questions. good morning. i d like to make my opening statement and first, i want to thank our house agriculture committee staff for pulling together this important and historic hearing. and i want to thank each of my committee members and of course, our witnesses. for appearing today before the committee. now we are holding this very critical hearing to discuss the cattle market, concentration in the meat packing industry, and may i also remind everyone to mute yourself so that we don t have noise interference. we re holding this critical hearing very important, to discuss cattle markets, concentration in the meat packing industry, and allegations that the big four meat packers have partaken i