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Investigations, and were less likely to raise a white flag than dust off a confederate one. he took full advantage of that impulse, not only validated that convictions that they had been neglected, but also blessed whatever meanness they mustered. joining us at the table. ought thor of the new book book, frank bruni. i went back and look at george panner s books, and i feel like people at people like yourself tried to get at this thing that disaggregated us as community members and neighbors and only after that happened could trumpism prevail. he is the beneficiary of a world in which none of us is consuming the same information. he is an america that turned pessimistic. we don t talk a lot about this.
There, briana melissa bell, thank you for that report and for more on this. we re joined by journalist and historian garrett graph. he is the author of many books, including most recently when the sea came alive in order roll history of d-day, which is a beautiful book, garret because especially at this time, as we re saying, goodbye to the last of these veterans, this is the story in their own words tell us a little bit about what you learned about this specific location, pointe du hoc, and what these veterans said about it? i think you re absolutely right. this is why this week feel so poignant to us is it s not just the 80th anniversary of d-day, but it s really the final passing of the greatest generation, great britain estimates now they re just six living d-day veterans left and this what i tried to do with this book was to tell the story of d-day in the first person in the voices of the people who participated in it. and when you read those accounts, the
Friend who played for them behind ucla for women s most. jesse: did you go girl. dana: you go, girl. we want to thank mike the situation for showing us around the jersey the boardwalk. we have big summer plans we are going to be in milwaukee. greg: isn t it funny. dana: situation. greg: situation wrote a book. has he read one? dana: how dare you are. i bet he has read your books. greg: i don t think he has ever read a book. jesse: come on. let s go. situation right there. greg. dana: we loved it. thank you for having us march tell tiki bar. that s going to be it for us. huge thanks to all of you have. great night, everybody. harold: happy birthday, peter. rich: good evening, welcome
But it s not going to secure the border unless you actually secure the border. i find it interesting we are agreeing with what i said which is we need legislation in 1 of the things i was yoon sook cha sayers controller number of people who come into the country legally and to do something with those are already here. i m trying to address that. okay thank you. we have integrated asylum laws. what we have written on the books as you come to united states and stepped foot here you apply for asylum. that can be changed by congress whether republicans democrats or what americans want to stay in their own country. i hearing about the political optics of this part of the same time we just had a presidential election in mexico on june 2nd. they re hoping united states biden administration that mexico would work with united states to change the number which is currently at 30,000 that could cross through mexico for us to
This relaxing? yeah. it s away from the meanness you see in washington, you get here with just regular folks. it s so pleasant. [ laughter ] the regular folks. are there any regular folks, gabe, at the bohemian club? more gullible steve in that, not following up. you still make $300,000 a year. justices such as kavanaugh and jackson made payouts for the books they re writing. justice thomas made a million and a half on his memoir. $300,000 is about four times the local median average in d.c., so you re not poor. you can travel. if you want to go to the
Mentioned in the books all right. joan biskupic. thank you very much. i want to bring in npr legal affairs, corresponded de to tote and berkshire covers the us supreme court, does an amazing job for a long time, neither. thanks very much for coming in. my pleasure when you hear these, these bonuses that these justices are getting, what jumps out at you? well, you know, these gabe, gabe roth, who s head of fixed the court and has been probably the most persistent critic of supreme court ethics he made an observation today, these people probably could make ten times the amount of money they make in if they were in private practice if they were lawyers instead of supreme court justices. and he said that he doesn t, isn t bothered by them getting these big book contracts. after all, journalists do this to and it s a way to augment your income and as long as they don t participate in cases involving their publishers or use their their official staffs
Mega-donor in 2019, including a vacation to bali. other justices disclosing gifts as well. reporter: tonight, for the first time, supreme court justice clarence thomas formally disclosing lavish trips valued in thousands of dollars and paid by billionaire and engage gop donor harlan crow. they included stays at a resort in bali and the renowned bohemian grove club in monte rio, california. thomas said these were simply gifts that were personal hospitality from a friend, and he inadvertently omitted them from financial disclosure forms as required by law. but critics raised questions about the ethics and transparency of the court after information about the trips were first published by propublica. in today s amended release, thomas did not disclose travel expenses, which included a private jet, nor did he disclose the cost of time spent on a yacht as he traveled in asia. and financial disclosures also revealing six-figure royalties or advances for books to four
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