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This evening, the Rachel Maddow show starts now. Early for a change. I have something to spend this time doing. Exactly. Thanks, my friend, appreciate it. Thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. Very happy to have you here tonight. Who here is old enough to have ever used a typewriter . I took typing class and it was on a typewriter. Im that old. Typewriters started off with a mechanism that looked like this. You pressed a button on a keyboard for a specific letter, but then a little arm, a little bar would swing up from the guts of the keyboard and smack that letter into the inked typewriter ribbon, and thereby pressed the imprint of that letter on to the paper, right . So that was the mechanism. Each keystroke on the typewriter would cause a piece of metal to fling itself up toward the paper. A different little bar with a different letter on it for each keystroke. That was how they started out. But then in 1961, ibm changed all of that. Ibm invented a whole new kind of elect
on those who choose not to use those pathways. works again in a safe, orderlyry and humane way. i don t believe your eyes. everything is fine. marie harf is a fox news contributor. she joins us now. marie, i have a lot of respect for you .um you stood at the state department podium. i stood at the white housepodium podium. we bot. power h understand the power of words. nd and i just why t don t understay the administration continues to say orderlye images when thet just seem to debunk that. why do you think they used, t that word? s great to well, it s great to be with you tonight. tonight.you and i have both stot those podiums and have both dealt with situations where its is hard to distill what s say happening into talking points. right. where, you know, there is a problem, where i would say a there is a crisis. and i think the goally, lawf of the white house is to have a safe, orderly, lawful process. i think that se a goal. and you ve also seen secretary mayorkas be pretty forw
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bottom. they recommend the building be torn down and re-built from scratch. the cost, more than $1 billion. when the soviets built their new embassy complex in washington, they insisted all building materials be constructed on site. each beam and board was skr scrupulously x-rayed. but according to intelligence sources, american officials in moscow, were quote, outplayed from the start. soviet workmen pre-cast the concrete off-site without american supervision. workers on-site say security was a joke. the result, sophisticated listening devices embedded in foundations, floors, and walls. nbc nightly news ann gairls reporting in 1977. this is a big deal. the senate voted more than two to one that then secretary of state george schultz shouldn t go to moscow as long as our embassy couldn t be rendered safe for his visit. led to a big tit for tat fight with the rupssians where we bot