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June 25, 2024
Woman approaches and grabs the bag containing 100. Since the robbery, neighbors have pitched in with some money. And yesterday, officers from the local precinct presented her with 130 that they had collected. The gesture brought tiers to the womans eyes. She was saving up that money to go on a cruise one day. A former nanny. Lives off of her savings. And the deceased husbands Truck Driving days. We hope she can go on that cruise. Donald trump makes his own mark on pennsylvania avenue. T renovati...
June 25, 2024
Since National Security Agency Whistleblower Edward Snowden released classified nsa files to media oututlets that exexposed global mass surveillance operations by the u. S. And british governments. If snowden returned to the United States from russia where he now lives in exile, he would face charges of theft of state secrets and violating the espionage act and face at least 30 years in prison. This week his supporters launched a new call for president obama to offer snowden clemency, a plea agr...
June 25, 2024
Thats right john. Cyndi. Earlier today i spoke with a local bee keeper. Who says ten bee stings per pound is all it takes for the body to be overwhelmed. Meaning if a 180 pound man were to be stung 18 hundred to 2 thousand times the body would start to shutdown. Now that seems like a lot. But im told a couple thousnd bees is just tenpercent of an average africanized bee hive. Which is the type of bee hive pacheco was attempting to remove. Im also told close to 100 percent of bees in the valley a...
June 25, 2024
Operations by the u. S. And british governments. If snowden returned to the unitedteomusa wh he now lives in exile, he would faceharges of tht s secrets and violating the espionage act and face at least 30 years in prison. This week his supporters launched a new call for president obama to offer snowden clemency, a plea agreement, or a pardon before the end of his term. I am comfortable with the decisions i made. But i dont think it is up to me to decide the direction of the future of our societ...
June 25, 2024
Quick reaction from a mt. Pleasant Police Officer might have saved his life. He jumped out of the way of a speeding car and that driver never stopped. Ann sterling joins us live from mt. Pleasant with this breaking story. 16th and oak dale. The officer was responding to a call. Police say when he got out of the police car he immediately noticed another take a look at the damage. Police say that fast approaching car side swiped the squad car and kept going. The driver didnt stop. The officer was ...
June 25, 2024
Morning clouds are leaving. 1400 feet up and watch the Swift Movement of the clouds. This not fog, but as they mix out over the next 30 minutes or so, you will see increased sun and as a result more 80s. We actually have made it to 81 in tampa this hour. Clearwater at 81. Actual he lots of 81s. Brandon, sarasota, venice and st. Petersburg with the humidity. Well, it feels like the mid to upper 80s. We know that summerlike day today. Rainwise. Sky tower radar showing any sprinkles across the gulf...
June 24, 2024
[inaudible conversations] welcome. My name is a gene healy. Im a Vice President here at the Cato Institute and ill be your moderator today. Thank you all for coming out to the first cato event of 2016. Today, we are going to spread the new years cheer and take the chill out of your bones with an in depth look at remotecontrolled executions, the creeping surveillance state, and the seeming permanence of the imperial presidency. So merry new year. Our focus today is the extraordinary new book by C...
June 24, 2024
Addressed at the person, rather than the argument. I feel justified in whacking the argument as hard as it deserves. That is not impuning the individual that made the argument. Susan swain do you prefer opinion rather than dissent . Justice scalia of course. I always want to write a majority. Why do you want to write a dissent . Hey, dissent is more fun to write, because when you have dissent, it is yours. You say what you want. If nobody was to join, it is my dissent, i will say what i want to ...
June 24, 2024
Regarding our legislature at the current moment as a model to be followed. [laughter] [applause] and second, however was understood at the beginning, the government was to protect our liberties, but there was always the idea when i think about the declaration of it is truee, also that the great protection the press now has came rather late. The First Amendment was developed in a serious way around the time of the First World War it began. So the freedom that is enjoyed today, freedom to speak an...
June 24, 2024
Of the time. The center of the building, what is really the reason the building is here is the audience chamber, where we all argue. As the august nature of that chamber suggests, it has a c ceiling so high you can barely see it from the ground. That is the center of the court, of course. Susan swain lets talk about what goes on in that court and the process of oral argument can you talk about how you use oral argument and why, in fact when there is so much paper before hand on making all of the...