Tonight on Laura Coates live scandals strikes trumps choice for governor in a Swing State over uncovered comments about being a black nazi could it end trumps undefeated run in the key Battleground State plus threats against springfield, ohio, who refused to slow down over false claims about immigrants eating pets now the mayor is giving himself Emergency Powers, is my Guest Tonight and the Grand Jury that indicted diddy. Heres the more witnesses. Is pressure mounting on his entire inner circle, including the person known as his right Hand Woman called him. Martin Luther King on steroids. No, i have no idea what that even means by no, its not true. In a major scandal involving a Gop Nominee for governor has Everybody Bulking at the audacity of even the initial comparison. Im talking about this candidate, Mark Robinson, the current north Carolina Lieutenant governor. Now, he is a Trump Back Choice for the states top post and republicans are now asking themselves tonight, forget about hi
Years ago this month, and the occasion was the first day of permanent television of the United States senate. We are going to use the opportunity of the 30th anniversary to look back at the senate and how it is changed in the era of television. We have two guests that have been with the senate for 40 years and their careers there, theretired, and they span age of the television before senate and after, so they are ideally suited to help us understand how the institution adapted to the coming of Television Cameras. Let me introduce them to you. Alan frumin is a Senate Parliamentarian emeritus, and as i mentioned he spent 40 years in , the Parliamentarian Office rising to the chief parliamentarian position. Thank you for being with us. Mr. Frumin i am delighted to be here. Don ritchie has set down at our table many times. Historian emeritus, again, 40 years in the United States senate and served as the chief to 2016 androm 2009 has written a number of books. Nice to see you and thank you
Her life. I was afraid you wouldnt come. Reporter this was the only film that she would star in with her head, ronald. Appeared in 11 featured films total and then motherhood took over as her full time job, then first lady of california and then first lady of the white house. , i Ronald Reagan. Reporter two months later, gunshots rang out and president reagan survived an assassination attempt. The scare that helped shape her selfa pointed role in the the white house. As personal protector for the president she reviewed his schedules and consulted an astrologer about security. I was so obsetszed with his safety. Anytime he went out of the house my heart stopped. Reporter that went both ways. Friends called the reagans marriage the greatest love affair in the history of the american presidency. As they settle mrs. Reagan announced a make over on the white house and then a propblg thaebgt is project and then her just say no legacy. Then she was the first first lady to address the assembly
Sometime this summer, Wyoming is expected to reach a major milestone of 9 billion tons of coal dug up out of the Powder River Basin over the last 25 years. Experts predict the 9 billion ton milestone will be reached in July.
Wyoming’s budget may see a $50 million shortfall in revenue collection from the state’s coal industry as it moves into 2025, warns Don Richards, co-chairman of the Wyoming Legislative Service Office.