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loved him for what he was. >> he was a good kid. i mean he didn't give into any trouble. to be honest with you, my dad is a cop. so, he started to put the fear of god with me and my brother when we started growing up. >> matt told his mom, patricia, he was going to join the police force when he came home from brooklyn after extending the navy. >> brooklyn, ohio, by the way, is one of the towns around the edge of cleveland. >> matthew always wanted to be a police officer. since he was little. >> his dad, land, was a 39 -year-old veteran of the brooklyn pd. >> there was a point in time where it looked like we may even work together. >> but life is full of disappointments. matt did not get the call. and so, instead, he went to work for his uncle who is phoenix industrial power coated engine parts for ford, another company. >> what did you think of that job of his over at the factory? >> my uncle owned the shop. so he liked it.
it gave us time to ask for letters. - this is from patricia, from bellaire, texas. we received over 16,000 stories from women who wanted so much for their voices to be heard. and this from julie in pflugerville, texas. from joy in fort worth. from martha, in luling, texas. from ellen. from harold. from jane. from myrtle. in 1944, when i was 10 years old, i almost lost my mother from a botched abortion. i had an abortion when i was 23. i was unemployed and suffering from health problems. i had to borrow money for the abortion, but i was fortunate enough to live close to a clinic. i had an abortion in houston a few years ago, when my birth control failed due to antibiotics given after a surgery for cervical cancer.
sticking home with me, the fact that he said he should have walked out quiet, that's true. i see this video about him crying, and i think about manny, patricia and the parents who have to think about the fact that their child was mowed down at school, those are the families that should be crying, not someone who just got away with not doing his job. >> let's turn as i said to the u.s. supreme court decision, you called the ruling today striking down affirmative action, you said it's racist, what are your concerns, congressman, about the impact it will have on students of color across the country? >> i think this will have a large impact, wolf, and look, what this is about, affirmative action isn't about stopping or stifling opportunity for certain people, and it's all about looking at the admissions of our education system, higher ed, through the lens of the legacy and history of this country. and when you have an entire group of people that were enslaved, when you have entire groups of people that have been
increase his already high octane paranoia but strengthen his resolve by that process as well.— by that process as well. well, i think it's more _ by that process as well. well, i think it's more dangerous - by that process as well. well, i think it's more dangerous at i by that process as well. well, i | think it's more dangerous at the moment, — think it's more dangerous at the moment, it's true, because a cornered _ moment, it's true, because a cornered animal like putin in this particular— cornered animal like putin in this particular case is likely to be more dangerous— particular case is likely to be more dangerous and unpredictable, purely because _ dangerous and unpredictable, purely because they feel they've got nothing — because they feel they've got nothing to lose. except perhaps a life in _ nothing to lose. except perhaps a life in reasonable luxury in excel or whatever it might be that he is prepared — or whatever it might be that he is prepared for. even so, he does not want _ prepared for. even so, he does not want to— prepared for. even so, he does not want to go— prepared for. even so, he does not want to go out in this particular way, _ want to go out in this particular way, that— want to go out in this particular way, that is certainly true, so things— way, that is certainly true, so things could be more dangerous. do things could be more dangerous. dir: you things could be more dangerous. you think, things could be more dangerous. dir? you think, patricia, that things could be more dangerous. dr? you think, patricia, that we are seeing cracks in the regime? yes. you think, patricia, that we are seeing cracks in the regime? yes, we are, seeing cracks in the regime? yes, we are. definitely- _ seeing cracks in the regime? yes, we are, definitely. as _ seeing cracks in the regime? yes, we are, definitely. as anthony _ seeing cracks in the regime? yes, we are, definitely. as anthony has - are, definitely. as anthony has said, we have a situation in which we have a lot of fragmentation within the armed forces, that's
from ukrainians, russians, brits. we got a leading historian on russia. good morning. and the deputy director at chatham house. well, patricia, what did you make of it? it was a roller—coaster of events that in the end lead to something that in the end lead to something that we are not quite sure what it means, so, it is still yet to play out i'd say. we don't know yet the role of belarus, we do not yet know what will happen to all the waggoner fighters, we don't know what steps president putin will be taking this week —— wagnerfighters, president putin will be taking this week —— wagner fighters, what steps presentation will be taking to perhaps exact some revenge because clearly prigozhin was expecting some more support in moscow. this is my
In Mending the Line, Patricia plays a doctor at a VA hospital. She introduces a young marine who has just returned home after being wounded in Afghanistan to a Vietnam War veteran (played by Brian Cox) to help the young man deal with his physical and emotional trauma.
When attending the Luz Alliance Gala in Miami, the Brazilian supermodel graces the red carpet alongside her twin sister Patricia, who serves as her manager.
touted the luck of hacked voting machines. pennsylvania judge patricia -- who voted to stop certifying the 2020 elections have lost their primary for state. also in pennsylvania, conspiracy theorists ashley duff, who was backed by -- ceo mike lindell, who lost her county commission primary. what's going on here? >> owing to the segment, nothing succeeds like success. if you're not winning, if you realize your strategy is not a winning strategy and i think we can go back to not only the biden election of 2020 but going into 2022's midterm election, with the strategies are not winning, you have to rethink, retool and step back and figure out what's wrong. what's wrong is that the country is losing more of those in the principles that if it does about believing the