The January 6 riot. Ill discuss with former Defense Secretary William Cohen in a moment. Well look at an new Poll D a fence going up around the capitol in anticipation of a new rally. Lets discuss now with William Cohen, former Defense Secretary. Secretary cohen, Thank You for joining us, good evening to you. President biden has great confidence in General Milley in the face of calls for his resignation, even courtmartial, because milley called together top Military Leaders to go over the process for launching nuclear weapons, telling them not to take orders from anyone unless he was involved. Did Milley Overstep in that moment . Don, first we have to wait for the book to be published so everyone can read it including myself. I know Bob Woodward since watergate days, i know hes very factual in his approach to getting information in a fashion that most Journalists Cant comprehend. Hes very thorough. I still want to wait to see exactly what happened. I think its very important that every
We said yes to science, yes to vaccines, yes to ending this pandemic. We said yes to peoples right to vote without fear of fake fraud. Hello, Everyone Trace Gallagher in Los Angeles. Continuing live coverage of the Recall Election. It is 11 00 p. M. On the west coast, the polls closed three hours ago but it did not take long to recall what was once seen as highstakes political face of pure democratic Governor Gavin Newsom his job on the line over covert mandates wildfire management, homelessness, and rising crime. He emerges as the victor by a wide margin, but even in this overwhelmingly blue state, the voters remain largely divided over how to resolve the issues that plagued california. Over the next two hours, we will examine what now possibly lies ahead for the state. And the governor, Gavin Newsom. For the latest lets bring in Matt Finn live in orange county, california, with more, hey, matt. Trace come a short while ago Larry Elder took to the stage and spoke for a half an hour co
About the President Ronald Reagan and the end of the cold war. This class was taught online due to the Coronavirus Pandemic at the university of austin in texas provided the video. Okay lets go to our first slide if we could. Here we have Ronald Reagan. We talked in our last lecture about the disruptions of the 1960s, the changes in the 1970s. The social changes in the 1970s towards suburbanization following the 1960s we talked about nixon and carter and the desire so many americans had for quiet, for silence, to escape, to escape the disruptions. To discuss escape the conflict, ronald raking coming into office in the 19 eighties, elected 1980 represented what time magazine is saying here. A fresh set for so many people. A sunny positive disposition. Ronald reagans hero was Franklin Roosevelt. Ronald reagan was of a different party, but his hero was roosevelt because he grew up listening to him on the radio. I will talk more about that in a couple minutes. So in roosevelt, a figure who
Government didnt come around and tell us we were poor. She was always finding someone worse off that we would help. I remember that about her, this kindness. She could be firm. In an even smaller town where i was born of 800 people and we lived across a little park from the railroad station. In those days the biggest Treat Wasnt the Ice Cream Truck coming around. It was the Ice Wagon. Hed give chips of ice. The Ice Wagon pulled up and my older brother took the lead. We started across the little park. The train came through. A. The did she teach you things as well . Yes. With regard to the reading, i dont know that she was aware she was teaching us, but when we were very young my father was traveling around looking for better jobs. She would read to us, get between us in the bed and read a bedtime story. She always held the book and ran her finger under the line she was reading. I dont know whether she was doing that deliberately, and i have no recollection of ever learning to read, but
Didnt know that at the time because the government didnt come around and tell us we were poor. And she was always finding someone worse off that we would help, and i would remember that about her. This kindness, and all at the same time, she could be firm like the time in an even smaller town where i was born, 800 people, and we lived across a little park from the railroad station. And in those days, the biggest Treat Wasnt the Ice Cream Wagon coming around. It was the Ice Wagon. And kids would get chips of ice from the Ice Man that was chipping the pieces out to put in the ice boxes along the way. And the Ice Wagon had pulled up over there, and my brother and i saw it. And he being the older took the lead and we started across the little park. But a train pulled in between us and the Ice Wagon. And my mother came out on the porch just in time to see us get down and crawl under the train to get to the other side. And we were barely through to the Ice Wagon when the train pulled out. Sh