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can understand, everybody knows they are brazilians. thank you. i would like to remind you of something which this was the last event of our program this year, and i m grateful to ambassador shannon and the others for being here and have helped participate in this. this sunday marks the 25th anniversary of the assassination of chico mendez. chico mendez was not known in brazil when he was killed. today mendez is honored in brazil at the national institute for studies, policymaking in the amazon, one of the 26 national heroes of brazil named by the brazilian congress. we have associated ourselves to a group of institutions that will host a memorial service this sunday at 4:00 at holy name catholic church on 11th street, the announcement on our website, and i hope that those that are interested can join us there. with that, i would like to thank ambassador shannon very much for being here with us, and i would like to thank you for having been with us throughout this yea ....
the news today, monday, december 31st, 2012. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to today on a very busy monday morning. i m willie geist. and i m erica hill. matt and savannah have the morning off. we ll have the latest on secretary of state clinton s condition in a live report straight ahead. it is the last day of 2012. you and i are both in the same situation with young children. people filing into times square in new york city. it is the world s biggest party. of course, security will be extremely tight. we ll check in on celebrations there and around the world. then we ll catch up with three women that had us talking in 2012, including a mom that sparked debate over this picture. and an anchor who caught flack about her weight. andrea mitchell joins us with the condition of secretary of state hillary clinton. her spokesman called a blood clot stemming ....
but you had on the one hand the people s party, which was struggling to contain control of the city. on the other hand you had the railroad, which is the economic lifeblood of the city. which swelled the ranks of the liberal party and so the railroad was also leveling the playing field. so you had that ironing. and i think in that context the guilty pleasures that were along 25th street were going to be just a little bit more taboo than they might have been in other cities. and so with the hotels and restaurants here at the depot and the hotel three blocks east of here, the three blocks between them began to fill and slowly with boarding houses and rooming houses and saloons as well as well as bordellos and even some opium dens it just so happened that transcontinental passengers were interested in times that require different than those that the culture was accustomed to. this weekend, booktv in american history tv take a look at his tree and literary life of the ogd ....
first, tell us about your personal experience january 6 when you spoke obviously before the crowds arrived occupied the capital. where did you write out? thanks for having me. it was an unbelievable day. i remember working at my desk on my remarks because i was planning to oppose the effort to deny the electoral states of pennsylvania certainly had perhaps one of the state. while i was going through drafts of my remarks in between drafts, i have the president rally on tv. i was increasingly horrified at the things he was saying but never imagined we d end up where we were. then an hour, couple hours later, there we are on the senate floor and we are processing the objection to the arizona electorate. i gave my talk about why i thought this was a bad idea. then i think it was while senator james lankford was speaking that things started to get a little strange. we saw secret service come in and whisk mike pence out of the presiding officer s chair but at first, that di ....
by a freelance journalist and author based in philadelphia. she has been a labor columnist, teen vogue, since 2018 and her writing on labor class, politics and culture has appeared in the new republic. the washington post, the baffler and the nation, esquire and many others. kelly has also as a video correspondent for more perfect union, the real news network and tv. previously, she was a heavy metal editor. advice and was a founding member of the vice union fight like hell the untold story of america is her first book, who. accident maximillian alvarez, the editor in chief of the real news network in baltimore, the author of the work of living, the host of working people, a podcast, the lives of jobs, dreams and struggles. the working class today. prior to joining the real news, he was an associate editor at the chronicle higher education and graduated with a dual ph.d. in history and comparative literature from the university michigan. his work has been featured in a ....