and i m julie haener. the announcement comes amid controversy over police tactics and calls for reform but garcia plan today retire years before. julie, the mayor had on positive things to say about eddie garcia who spent four years affthe chief of police. the chief expressed wanting to move on for some time after personal reasons. reporter: after garcia announced retiring the department lost nearly 600 officers back in 2016. he was so critical in the rebuilding in the morale of the officers and their fact in themselves and their mission. reporter: chief garcia says i came to san jose as a boy from puerto rico and became the chief of police. the chief joined the force in 1992 rising through the ranks. his exurberance was infectious and you can see that he was able to inspire other officers and do better. reporter: the chief collaborated in saying, that the chiefs retirement halses nothing to do with the events. his department comes after offenses are criticized
engages in a rebellion or one who would perpetrate a bait and switch on the people of their state by voting contrary to a binding pledge. by contrast, if a state wishes to treat electors as free agents rather than as proxy voters, it is free to do so. in short, states determine how to select electors and ensure that they meet the relative requirements and perform their duties as assigned. this means under green that states can oversee bribery as an incident as a power to appoint. this must include the power to remove and elector without requiring a full criminal trial. under my friend mr. lessig s position, as a practicality bribed electors would cast ballots and illegal notes. the state prevented mr. baca from casting an illegal ballot. just like it s an illegal ballot if you don t sign it. as this course explained, the purpose of the 12th amendment reflected the reality that the states actors acted as pledge agents. as for justice ginsburg point about the enforcing of a ple
battalion. he studied the subject for over 20 years, the author of finding the lost battalion from the famous world war i epic. this is part of a symposium hosted by the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city. it s an hour. all right. ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to introduce our next speaker, the activities of the first corp of the american first army during the muse argonne offensive is a life long passion for robert laplander. he spent over 20 years researching the lost battalion, the 77th division, cul someone ating in his work, finding the lost battalion of america s world war one epic. if you were on a battlefield tour this year, you had the opportunity to go to that exact geographic place. if you ever want to find out more about this battlefield tours, talk to me or a variety of all who have been to those. we have some good stuff up our sleeves for the next one. you may have seen laplander, he was featured in pbs american experience seri
rumors, myths and legend of america s world war i epic. if you were on one of our battlefield tours this year, you had the opportunity to go to that exact geographic place. if you ever want to find out more about this battlefield tour, you can talk to me or a variety of ya ll who have been to those, we got some good stuff up our sleeves for the next one. you may have seen laplander, as he was featured in pbs s american experience series, the great war, which coincided with the centennial anniversary of the united states entry into world war i. he has been featured on multiple radio platforms including federal news radio, abc news radio, and cbs news radio, and provides professional development lectures for the united states army. ladies and gentlemen, please help me in welcoming roberts laplander. you might not want to cheer because i may suck. and you, bob, you be quiet. because i know you. thanks for having me here. i do appreciate it. thanks for your time and your patien
activities of the first corps of the army during the argon a sense of has been a lifelong passage for historian and author robert lapp lander. he spent 20 years researching the lost battalion culminating in his work finding the lost battalion. . if you are one of our battlefield tours this year, you have the opportunity to go to that exact geographic place. and if you want to find out more about these battlefield tours you could talk to a variety of people who have been to those. we have some good stuff up our sleeves for the next one. you may have seen, he was featured in pbs s american experience series the great war which coincided with the centennial anniversary of the united states and world war i he was has been featured on multiple radio platforms including federal news radio, abc s news radio and cbs news radio and provides professional development lectures for the united states army. ladies and gentlemen, please help me in welcoming robert laplander. [ applause ]