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Hand over information about the people that they hired to do their, or so-called, search and jackson jack smiths team just goes to a judge and gets an order, instead. what do you make of that? >> lets remember the team according to the new york times reporting was cooperative, to an extent. they wanted an order that said that the names could not be used, or released, and i think that is a good example of jack smith being aggressive, and tenacious. i think this, probably, took george howell about...

0 encounters. not for five-day period, but for an entire fiscal year. under this administration with these policies, that 9,000 encounters is about a five-day period in the yuma sector today. you dont know what its like unless you see that happening. we are on a suboptimal path. it has to change. and to make a change it can be difficult. it can be short-term uncomfortable. but when you move to the correct path, all of a sudden things ease up and you can start having success. the direction here i...

At the start of the new congress, with the republicans in charge. pursuant to law and precedent, the next order of business is the election of the speaker of the house of representatives for the 118th congress. with a slim majority, the republicans have the votes chris to select the next speaker, but only if most of them agree. kevin mccarthy is the front runner. the republican leader enjoys wide support and has been campaigning for the role for months. and i think kevin mccarthy is the right gu...

Lead us, and i really do, or i would not be up here leading this speech. i came in here with kevin 16 years ago and we have not always agreed, and i like his fight and tenacity and kevin told me in a book, the toughest questions are when you get knocked down, and can you come back? and yes, we need to rally around, and come together and deal with these three thing, because this is what the people sent us here to do. and my favorite scripture verse is paul saying to timothy, fight the good fight ...

I listen to the director and go on the journey. honestly. >> do you have a favorite? >> no i dont. because everyone i do, this is, this is the best thing ive ever done. no, here it comes. now im doing this. this is the best thing ive ever. dumb >> gratitude is the beginning and end of my life. >> wow, explain that. >> i believe in tenacity and gratitude. gratitude allows you to get where you want to go. tenacity gets you there. >> are you always a positive person? >> im mostly a positive person....

I mean, it goes to show how long barbara walters was in our lives and an influential presence and trailblazer. to remind everybody, she started in 1961 as a reporter, writer and panel member at nbc but it was no easy road as you know, lisa. the assignments that she got and what she had to endure and breakthrough in order to become barbara walters, for years, they only gave her the fashion beat. >> thats right. >> her tenacity allowed her to become this icon. >> one thing i want to share, when i ...

I mean for years they only gave her the fashion beat. and she just -- her tenacity allowed her to become this icon. >> and one thing that i want to share, alisyn, you know, when i started at "the view" i was in my mid-20s. i had worked as a journalist for a number of years for channel one, but still a bit of a cub reporter. and i was so -- always trying to temper her with questions and ask her about how she got that interview with fidel castro ando on. shed always say to me. shed look me in the ...

Her male co-hosts were not happy she was there and let it be known and she stayed anyway. >> my gosh, oh, yeah. >> and thats not an easy road every day to show up and feel that way and her tenacity allowed her to stay and one more thing, connie, i think you can relate to because i think all female journalists in the 70s and 80s felt this way everything she gave up. she had to make so many personal sacrifices. >> yes, well, we both forgot to have a baby. so she adopted and a baby and then i adopt...

Nobody welcomed her with open arms. her male co-hosts were no happy she was there and let it be known and she stayed anyway. >> my gosh, oh, yeah. >> and thats not an easy road every day to show up and feel that way and her tenacity allowed her to stay and one more thing, connie, i think you can relate to because i think all female journalists in the 70s and 80s felt this way everything she gave up. she had to make so many personal sacrifices. >> yes, well, we both forgot to have a baby. so she ...

Everyone that i do, this is it this is the best thing iv ever done. oh, here it comes. now im doing this, this is th best thing ive ever done. >> gratitude >> gratitude is the beginnin and end of my life >> well. explain that >> i believe in tenacity and gratitude. gratitude allows you to ge where you want to go tenacity gets you there. >> are you always a positive person >> i am mostly a positiv person i always say, 98% of the time. >> theres so many reasons why i wanted to talk to you today, o...