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We will be back. I went to see if there are any other Opening Statements and i want to make sure we have plenty of time. Any othe other members Opening Statements introduced in the record without objection will be entered into the record. Let me introduce the witnesses for todays hearing. Doctor tim pearson will lea leaf the panel, the scientist in the Government Accountability office in july, 2008 and as such he is a member of the Senior Executive service of the u. S. Federal government and also serves as a director for the center for Science Technology and engineering. Thank you for being wi...

I went to see if there are any other Opening Statements and i want to make sure we have plenty of time. Any othe other members Opening Statements introduced in the record without objection will be entered into the record. Let me introduce the witnesses for todays hearing. Doctor tim pearson will lea leaf the panel, the scientist in the Government Accountability office in july, 2008 and as such he is a member of the Senior Executive service of the u. S. Federal government and also serves as a director for the center for Science Technology and engineering. Thank you for being with us today and w...

Elements that trigger Law Enforcement concern as well as the popular press concern, then suddenly this idea of somebody listening to god and having his followers do things that seem to be aberrant to national norms, thats dangerous, and that needs to be policed and controlled. Wesleyan University Religion professor Peter Gottschalk argues that religious persecution in america has been prevalent since the mid1800s, even committed by the very government that is supposed to protect us from persecution. Sunday night at 9 00, part of book tv this weekend on cspan2. Next discussion with peter they, ...

Top aide to Mayor Eric Adams, Tim Pearson, has been hit with a third lawsuit which claims he "liked to brag about his power and his ability to punish NYPD officers."

Top officials in Mayor Adams' administration defended his stance that the City Council should not be granted the power to approve many mayoral appointments, arguing Tuesday that doing so would mark a return to the days of political patronage that defined the Tammany Hall era.