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Its our responsibility to help people do that, and then they can get out of dependency. that will be a benefit to our entire society. >> ed: those are some specifics. what is the timetable? when is the trump-carson plan rolled out? >> we are going to be having some substantial meetings over the next month or so. >> ed: the next month or so. >> and i expect to do something in conjunction with the leaders in california. i dont want to just do it by ourselves, because then people would be trying to...

I think that fear and anger are the essential ingredients of injustice and oppression. in the 70s and 80s we said addicted people were criminals. we could have said that people with addiction and dependency issues have a health care need and need our health care system to respond. but revved up by that fear and anger and demonizing it became impossible to talk strategically. everybody wanted to be tough on crime, put people in prison and lock them up forever. in that sort of environment innocent...

The places that are actually designed to help them get out of that situation. steve: one of the problems is, you know, i know california has been throwing money at it. but they are not addressing the root causes which you touched on a moment ago. >> right. and you have to recognize that. so people are there because they have drug problems. some people are there because they have mental illness problems. some people have just fallen down on their luck each of these cases mechanism to ascend out o...

Evidence for prosecutors almost every single day. during the pendency of that investigation. so its very possible that mr. giuliani is doing the exact same thing. what hes doing there isnt quite as visible to us, chuck. but prosecutors and fbi agents have lots and lots of ways of figuring out what happened. and everyone that giuliani talks to, by the way, becomes another potential evidence. i mean, one way we gather evidence is by talking to the people that he talks to. and so it seems to me its...

Between what the political process is aabout and what the reality on the ground is. youve seen millions of people take to the ground. just this past september, mobilizations saw 7.6 people take to the streets demanding real climate action. this process isnt really speaking to or addressing the real causes of emissions, right? if we want to explain why we are at this point of the climate crisis, we need to be looking at things like emissions from our dependency on fossil fuels. but then you look ...

Generous country that should do more to help the most vulnerable, not less. removing hundreds of thousands of out of work americans from the program is not reflective of our values. >> the snap program is supposed to be a safety net, not a lifestyle and the trump administration is targeting those who are able to work who arent working, arent looking for a job. we want to encourage people to get out and participate in the workforce. look at the economy, there are jobs available. people need to ge...

That they need ok. im sorry we start i really have to jump in here because youre sitting on the national youth council surely there must be an agenda 420202030 things that are already in place you mean to tell me these are all discussions happening in the ether. liason i should have mentioned the government agenda in the n.d.p. just sort of dies i am out of unemployment so the government in the wrong in diverted sort of dumb who wants to use this to a minimum well im not going to 5 percent that ...

Election, burisma and the bidens. both colonel vindman and ms. williams were on the july 25th call. vindman testified that due to the unequal bargaining position of the two leaders, and ukraines dependency on the u.s., the favor trump asked of zelensky was really a demand. after the call, multiple individuals including vindman were concerned enough to report it to the national security councils top lawyer. it was the second time in two weeks that vindman had raised concerns with nsc lawyers. for...

Have a position with respect to the defendants release pending the sentencing date? prosecutor, yes, your honor. the government moves for the defendant to be remanded to custody. the judge, all right, what would be the basis for that at this time? prosecutor, your honor, throughout the pendency of these proceedings, the defendant has shown an unwillingness or inability to abide by the conditions of release that the court set for him. the court has already held two hearings on that issue. as the ...

Day right then rather than allow him to go home again as he had been able to do during his course of the trial. heres how it went in court. the judge, does the government have a position with respect to the defendants release pending the sentencing date? prosecutor, yes, your honor. the government moves for the defendant to be remanded to custody. the judge, all right, what would be the basis for that at this time? prosecutor, your honor, throughout the pendency of these proceedings, the defenda...