Friday, July 29, 2022
Washington Today (7-29-22): U.S. House passes assault weapons ban
House votes on a bill to ban assault weapons, Speaker Pelosi on her trip to Asia, and possibly Taiwan, Supreme Court Justice Alito on foreign criticism of abortion decision. Interview with E&E News' Jennifer Yachnin on House bill on wildfire and drou […]
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Washington Today (7-28-22): POTUS calls budget reconciliation deal 'godsend' for families
Dem & GOP reaction to health/climate/tax Budget Reconciliation proposal, GDP report shows economy shrank for 2nd consecutive quarter, veterans' health bill stalls in Senate. Interview with The Hill's Laura Kelly on Speaker Pelosi's possible trip to T […]
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Thursday, July 28, 2022
Jon Stewart on PACT Act: ""I'm used to the hypocrisy… I am not used to the cruelty."
Jon Stewart at event for the PACT Act: "I'm used to the hypocrisy…I'm used to the lies...I'm used to the cowardice...I'm used to all of it, but I am not used to the cruelty."
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The Weekly Podcast: Katherine Graham: Leadership Secrets of the Most Powerful Woman in Town
In this episode of C-SPAN's podcast "The Weekly," we remember Katherine Graham by learning from her -- Specifically, her leadership secrets. The personal skills that brought the legendary Washington Post executive great media and corporate success -- […]
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Wednesday, July 27, 2022
Washington Today (7-27-22): Fed hikes interest rates 0.75%; Chair says U.S. not in recession
Federal Reserve raises interest rates 0.75%, interview with MarketWatch's Gregg Robb (5), President Biden out of COVID-19 isolation, CHIPS bill passes Senate, gun makers testify before a House Committee on assault weapons and U.S. makes offer to free […]
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Fed Chair: "I do not think the U.S. is currently in a recession."
Q: "Do you believe the United States is currently in a recession?"
Fed Chair Powell: "I do not think the U.S. is currently in a recession."
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President Biden Tests Negative for COVID-19: "I got through COVID with no fear."
President Biden: "I've just tested negative for COVID-19 after isolating for five days."
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Tuesday, July 26, 2022
Washington Today (7-26-22): Dueling Trump & Pence speeches in DC on future of GOP
Former President Donald Trump and former VP Mike Pence give separate speeches in Washington, DC on future of Republican Party, Senate votes to advance computer chip industry bill, interview with Insider's Morgan McFall-Johnsen on Russia pulling out o […]
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Booknotes+ Podcast: Stephen Eides, "Homelessness in America"
"Americans react to homeless with a mix of anger, compassion, perplexity, and frustration. Little progress ever seems to be made." Those are the thoughts of Stephen Eide ("EYE"D), from his book "Homelessness in America." Mr. Eide is a senior fellow a […]
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Monday, July 25, 2022
Washington Today (7-25-22): WH responds to monkeypox named global health emergency
President Biden's COVID-19 recovery update, interview with Kaiser Health News' Lauren Weber on monkeypox (10), Congress moving to pass aid to U.S. computer chip makers, interview with Politico's Meridith McGraw on DC summit hosted by former Trump WH […]
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Saturday, July 23, 2022
President Biden Tests Positive for COVID-19
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre reads letter from President Biden's person physician: "This morning as part of our routine screen program for the president, the SARS-CoV-2 virus was detected by antigen testing. This result was subseque […]
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Washington Today (7-21-22): POTUS tests positive for COVID-19, has 'very mild symptoms'
President Biden's COVID-19 diagnosis and House passes bill on access to contraception. Interviews with Washington Post's Amy Gardner on tonight's January 6 Committee hearing (13) and with CQ/Roll Call's Laura Weiss on Senate work on computer chip ind […]
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Justice Kagan on Legitimacy and Public Confidence in the Supreme Court
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan: "If, over time, the Court loses all connection with the public and with public sentiment that's a dangerous for a democracy...That's why the legitimacy of the Court is so important and why public confidence in the C […]
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Friday, July 22, 2022
Steve Bannon Found Guilty
Steve Bannon reacts to being found guilty on two counts of contempt of Congress for his failure to respond to a January 6th Committee subpoena. He says he respects the verdict. His lawyer says he plans to appeal the verdict. "I only have one disappoi […]
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Washington Today (7-22-22): Jury convicts Steve Bannon of contempt of Congress
Former Trump WH adviser Steve Bannon convicted for contempt of Congress for defying Jan 6 Committee subpoena, President Biden's doctor says his symptoms from COVID-19 are improving and Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan discusses public trust in the H […]
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President Trump on January 7th: "I don't want to say the election's over."
The January 6th Committee shows video of President Trump on January 7th: "This election is now over. Congress has certified the results -- I don't want to say the election's over."
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Sen. Josh Hawley Running on January 6th
Rep. Elaine Luria shows photo of Sen. Hawley raising his first in solidarity with the protesters earlier on January 6th: "Later that day Senator Hawley fled after those protesters he helped to rile up stormed the Capitol. See for yourself." Full vide […]
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Thursday, July 21, 2022
Attorney General Merrick Garland on January 6th Investigation: "We have to get this right."
Attorney General Merrick Garland on January 6th Investigation: "We do not do our investigations in public. This is the most wide-ranging investigation and the most important investigation that the Justice Department has ever entered into...We have to […]
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Washington Today (7-20-22): POTUS takes climate actions, but short of nat'l emergency declaration
Today's program looks at President Biden's action to address climate change, Highland Park, IL Mayor urges Senators to ban assault weapons, Ukraine's First Lady address U.S. Congress. Interview with C-SPAN's Westminster Correspondent Peter Knowles on […]
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The Weekly Podcast: Inflation in Presidential Campaign Ads
Wondering if inflation will be a theme in this year's mid-term election campaign ads -- and ads for the 2024 presidential campaign? If political history is any guide, yes, it will be – and the ads will be tough and personal. In this episode of C-SPAN […]
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Wednesday, July 20, 2022
Ukrainian First Lady Olena Zelenska Addresses Congress
Ukrainian First Lady Olena Zelenska: "While Russia kills, America saves and you should know about it. We thank you for that. But, unfortunately the war is not over. The terror continues...I am asking for something now I never would want to ask. I am […]
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson: "Hasta la vista, baby!"
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson: "This week, Mr. Speaker, probably certainly will be my last PMQs from this dispatch box -- or any other dispatch box...I want to use last few seconds...to give some words of advice to my successor....Number One; […]
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Washington Today (7-19-22): House passes bill to protect same-sex & interracial marriage
Today's program looks at House debate on a same-sex marriage bill, President Biden reportedly set to declare a climate emergency and First Lady Jill Biden meets with Ukraine's First Lady. Interview with CQ/Roll Call's Aidan Quigley on FY2023 spending […]
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Tuesday, July 19, 2022
Washington Today (7-18-22): Sen. Manchin cites inflation in nixing climate, energy, tax parts of BBB
Today's program looks at Sen. Manchin's insistence Build Back Better spending plan be cut down, Sen. Murphy on the Uvalde, TX mass school shooting report, and WH reax to MBS claiming POTUS never raised issue of Khashoggi murder.
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Secretary Pete Buttigieg: "I’m glad to have a President who can ride a bicycle.
Rep Troy Nehls (R-TX) questions President Biden's mental state and asks about implementing 25th Amendment: "He falls off bicycles."
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg: "I’m glad to have a President who can ride a bicycle. I will look bey […]
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Booknotes+ Podcast: David Gelles, "The Man Who Broke Capitalism"
New York Times reporter David Gelles claims in his latest book that legendary General Electric CEO Jack Welch is the root of all that's wrong with capitalism today. The title of his book is "The Man Who Broke Capitalism: How Jack Welch Gutted the Hea […]
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Monday, July 18, 2022
January 6th Committee Eighth Public Hearing
The January 6 Committee holds its eighth public hearing on the attack of the U.S. Capitol.
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Friday, July 15, 2022
Washington Today (7-15-22): POTUS says he raised Khashoggi murder with Saudi Crown Prince
Today's program looks at President Biden's meetings with the Saudi Crown Prince and Palestinian President, House passing abortion rights bills and House passing a bill to reduce infant formula prices.
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Washington Today (7-14-22): POTUS & Israeli PM differ on how to stop Iran nuclear program
Today's program looks at President Biden & Israeli PM Lapid on Iran's nuclear program, Senate to take up slimmer version of U.S. competitiveness bill and last WWII Medal of Honor winner lies in honor in Capitol. Interview with Heritage Foundation's F […]
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Thursday, July 14, 2022
NASA Webb Image: Southern Ring
NASA releases image of a star dying, a planetary nebula called Southern Ring.
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Washington Today (7-13-22): June inflation at 9.1%, vs. last year, highest in 41 years
Today's program looks at the June inflation report, President Biden's trip to the Middle East, Congressional hearings on abortion access and Bethune statue unveiling in Capitol. Interview with Politico cyberspace reporter Maggie Miller on concerns ab […]
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The Weekly Podcast: "Gas Tax Holiday: 2008, Obama Called It A "GIMMICK"
President Biden has proposed a gas tax holiday. Here's one politician who has dismissed the idea of a gas tax holiday: his former boss, Barack Obama. In this episode of C-SPAN's "The Weekly," we return to the 2008 presidential campaign when John McCa […]
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Wednesday, July 13, 2022
Armin Strom Gravity Equal Force Kari Voutilainen Easter Editions
Armin Strom is an independent clock manufacturing based in Biel-Bienne, Switzerland, and Kari Voutilainen is an independent company located about an hour’s drive away in Môtiers.
The two Swiss watch brands have collaborated on several occasions in the past, and for their latest limited edition, two special Gravity Equal Force watches were made exclusively for Oster Jewelers of Cherry Creek, Colorado. I previously reviewed a Gravity Equal Force watch hereand master watchmaker Jordan Ficklin conducted a technical review of a Gravity Equal Force x Kari Voutilainen Professional clocks here.
For this collaboration, Jeremy Oster from Oster Jewelers collaborated with Claude Greisler from Armin Strom and Kari Voutilainen to design the special color scheme and unique guilloche work pattern seen here. “We developed the pattern together with Kari. The guilloche is made by hand in his workshop,” says Greisler.
With these limited editions, you not only get Voutilainen’s famous guilloche work, but also an in-house Armin Strom movement and case, as well as high quality hand finishing.
Speaking to Greisler about the production process and specifically how the edges of components like bridges are finished, he said: “After pre-beveling, we use files to adjust the bevel (corners and edges that cannot be made on a machine) and on At the end we polish by hand.”
introduction into the Gravity Equals Force Kari Voutilainen Easter Editions. Presented in a 41mm x 12.93mm diameter case, you can choose either 18K Reg Gold with blue guilloche and gold hands or a stainless steel version with brown guilloche and blued steel hands.
The Gravity Equal Force Kari Voutilainen Easter Edition Version in 18k rose gold costs $36,800 and is limited to 10 pieces stainless steel version retails for $26,000 and is also limited to 10 pieces.
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NASA Webb Telescope Image: Stephan’s Quintet
NASA Webb Telescope image of five galaxies called Stephan’s Quintet.
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NASA Webb Telescope Image: Cosmic Cliffs
NASA Webb Telescope image of Cosmic Cliffs in the Carina Nebula.
"We humans really are connected to the universe. We're made of the same stuff in this beautiful landscape."
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Washington Today (7-12-22): Rep. Stephanie Murphy: Trump 'it will be wild' tweet a 'call to arms'
Today's program looks at the January 6 Committee hearing focusing on Donald Trump's "it will be wild" tweet, with an interview with Washington Post's Leigh Ann Caldwell (13), COVID-19 subvariant concerns and President Biden meets with Mexican Preside […]
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Tuesday, July 12, 2022
"Your line of questioning is transphobic"
Berkeley Law Professor Khiara Bridges: "I want to recognize that your line of questioning is transphobic, and it opens up trans people to violence."
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"President Trump tried to call a witness in our investigation..."
Rep. Liz Cheney: "After our last hearing, President Trump tried to call a witness in our investigation, a witness you have not yet seen in these hearings. That person declined to answer...instead alerted their lawyer...this committee has supplied tha […]
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Booknotes+ Podcast: Author & Essayist Lance Morrow
Lance Morrow is an author, writer, and essayist. He joined Time magazine in 1965. During his time there, Morrow covered the Detroit riots, the Vietnam War, the Nixon administration, and the Watergate scandal. In 1976 he became a regular writer of ess […]
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Monday, July 11, 2022
Washington Today (7-11-22): Father of mass shooting victim tells President Biden he must do more
Today's program looks at a gun violence activist interrupting President Biden's speech on the topic, House and Senate back from recess and a preview of President Biden's trip to the Middle East.
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Friday, July 8, 2022
Washington Today (7-8-22): President Biden signs abortion access Executive Order
Today's program looks at President Biden's abortion rights access Executive Order, June jobs report, CBP report on border patrol agents accused of 'whipping' Haitian migrants and reaction to the assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo […]
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January 6th Committee SeventhPublic Hearing
The January 6 Committee holds its seventh public hearing on the attack of the U.S. Capitol with a focus on the Trump administration and its alleged ties to extremist groups who stormed the Capitol.
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Washington Today (7-7-22): British Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigns
Today's program looks at British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's resignation, Brittney Griner pleading guilty to drug charges in a Russian court, Fed Board Member Christopher Waller on interest rate hikes, and President Biden awarding Medals of Freedo […]
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Thursday, July 7, 2022
Simone Biles, Megan Rapinoe, Gabby Giffords and John McCain Recieve Presidential Medal of Freedom
Simone Biles, Megan Rapinoe, Gabby Giffords and John McCain among recipients of Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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A man shot a teenager eight times because of sexual orientation
Today, a Kansas City man was convicted in federal court of committing a hate offense by shooting a local teen eight times in an attempted killing motivated by sexual orientation.
Malachi Robinson (26), pleaded guilty in front of U.S. District Judge Brian C. Wimes, to one count each of violating Matthew Shepard Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act. Robinson, who has been in federal detention since he has been indicted by the federal grand jury on Aug. 10, 20,21, will remain there until his sentencing hearing.
Robinson pleaded guilty today to the fact that he shot the victim (identified in court records as M.S.) approximately eight times with a Taurus 9mm gun in an attempt kill him due to his sexual orientation. This resulted in life-threatening injuries.
Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke, of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, stated that the defendant was being held responsible for violently trying to end someone’s life because of his sexual orientation. “This attempted assassination is a reminder to all that hate crimes against the LGBTQI+ population are real and must always be dealt with. Violent acts targeting people based on their sexual orientation are heinous crimes that have no place in our country. Justice Department will continue using civil rights laws to pursue justice in the case of survivors and others who were impacted by bias-motivated crimes.
“Violence against others, motivated by hatred of their sexual orientation, is unacceptable,” said U.S. Attorney Teresa Moore of the Western District of Missouri. “Such a cruel disregard for the life a teenage victim, who was fatally wounded in a failed attempt at murder, must be challenged.” The commitment to protect civil rights of all citizens must also be challenged. The Justice Department will take action to hold those who violate these rights accountable when they are threatened.”
Assistant Director Luis Quesada, of the FBI’s Criminal Investigative Division, stated that hate crimes and the violence in this case are especially cruel because victims are targeted because of their identity. “The FBI places hate crimes at the top of its civil rights program. Everyone deserves to be free to express their feelings without fear. We will work with law enforcement partners to bring justice for all communities that have been affected by hate.”
Today’s plea agreement states that Robinson and M.S. met at the Kansas City Public Library May 29th, 2019. talked briefly over Facebook Messenger before leaving the library. Robinson then walked with M.S. Robinson then walked with M.S. in the Swope park area, claiming he was looking for a place to have sex. Robinson wrote to his girlfriend separately at the same moment, threatening to shoot him because of his sexual orientation. Robinson and M.S. Robinson and M.S. eventually entered a nearby wooded area, where Robinson pulled out his pistol to fire repeatedly at M.S.
Robinson ran through the woods towards his apartment building and continued to try to avoid detection or arrest. Robinson told others later that day that he had shot M.S. Because of his sexual orientation.
Robinson is subject under federal statutes to a sentence of at least life in federal prison, without parole. The maximum statutory sentence is set by Congress. This information is provided for informational purposes only. The sentencing of the defendant will depend on the advisory sentencing guidelines as well as other statutory factors. After the U.S. conducts a presentence inquiry, a sentencing hearing is scheduled. Probation Office.
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January 6th committee pre-Hutchinson hearings were not changing minds
West Long Branch, NJ – Only a little more than 1 in 3 Americans currently believe our system of government is sound, a view that has declined significantly over the past few years. The Monmouth (“Mon-muth”) University Poll finds that the House select committee to investigate January 6 has not changed many minds about what happened that day, in part because few Republicans are following the hearings. In fact, Republicans are less inclined than they were a year ago to describe the violence at the U.S. Capitol as either a riot or an insurrection. In the poll – conducted before Cassidy Hutchinson’s public testimony on June 28 – 4 in 10 Americans said former President Donald Trump was directly responsible for the incident.
Just 36% of the public describes the American system of government as basically sound. This number has declined from 55% in February 2020 and from 44% in 2021, a few weeks after the Jan. 6 attack. Just over four decades ago, 62% said the American system was sound. At the same time, the number of Americans who say our system of government is not at all sound has jumped from 10% in 1980 to 22% in 2021 and 36% in the current poll. The recent decline of faith in the American system has come at varying rates among different partisan groups. Among Republicans, the sense that our system of government is sound plummeted from 71% in early 2020 to 41% shortly after President Joe Biden’s inauguration in 2021, and has held fairly steady since then. The decline among independents has been more gradual – from 58% sound in 2020, to 46% in 2021, and 34% in the current poll. Democrats actually saw a brief increase in faith that the American system is sound from 2020 (34%) to 2021 (45%), but that has now dropped back to 36%.
“There’s more than just partisanship at work in declining faith in the institutional framework of American democracy. Yes, electoral outcomes play a role. Yes, the current economic crisis plays a role. But attacks on our fundamental democratic processes – and the lack of universal condemnation of those attacks by political leaders from both sides of the aisle – have taken a toll,” said Patrick Murray, director of the independent Monmouth University Polling Institute.
Nearly two-thirds (65%) of the public say it is appropriate to describe the incident at the U.S. Capitol as a riot, and half (50%) say it is appropriate to describe it as an insurrection. Both of these numbers, though, are down from a year ago (by 7 points for riot and by 6 points for insurrection). These negative views of Jan. 6 have held relatively steady among Democrats and independents, but have slipped significantly among Republicans. Last year, a clear majority (62%) of Republicans called the incident a riot. Now, less than half (45%) do. Similarly, a third (33%) of Republicans in June 2021 said it was appropriate to describe the incident as an insurrection, but only 13% say the same today.
By comparison, the number of Americans who say it is appropriate to describe the U.S. Capitol incident as a legitimate protest has remained stable over the past year (34% now compared with 33% in June 2021). However, the number of Republicans who see this incident as a legitimate protest has actually risen by 14 points to 61%, at the same time this view has declined among independents (down 6 points to 33%) and remained stable among Democrats (14%).
“Some Republicans who were initially appalled have now recast the events of Jan. 6 in a less negative light. It’s not clear the House committee hearings are having any impact in correcting this view, in large part because Republicans simply aren’t watching,” said Murray.
While nearly half (45%) of Democrats say they have been following the House select committee hearings a lot, just 16% of independents and 10% of Republicans say the same. In fact, a majority (52%) of Republicans and 4 in 10 independents (41%) say they have not been following the hearings at all. [Note: the poll was conducted before the Cassidy Hutchinson testimony on June 28.]
When it comes to conducting a fair investigation, 34% of the public trusts the House committee a lot, 22% trust it a little, and 41% do not trust it at all. The vast majority of Republicans do not have any trust in the committee regardless of whether they have been following the hearings (65%) or not (78%).
Overall, just 6% of all Americans say the recent committee hearings have changed their mind about what happened at the Capitol or who was responsible for Jan. 6. Among Republicans who have been following the hearings, just 1 in 10 – representing 5% of all Republicans – say they have changed their opinion about the incident. In a follow-up question, some of these Republicans say that they learned about the pressure Trump was exerting or that election fraud claims were spurious. However, others claim they have “learned” that “police officers were not killed in that protest,” or that “the Democrats were highly involved as well as the F.B.I.”
Currently, 29% of Americans believe Biden won the presidential election only because of voter fraud. In prior polls since November 2020, that number held steady at 32%. The 3-point difference in the current poll is just as likely to be the product of sampling variance as it is any real chipping away at this unsupported belief.
“The committee is preaching to the choir right now. There is little evidence these hearings are having any direct impact on the Republican base. The committee’s best hope is that the mounting evidence makes it untenable for key GOP leaders to continue to stay silent. So far, though, it seems fear of political retribution from Trump voters continues to be the overriding concern,” said Murray.
Prior to the June 28 hearing, over 4 in 10 (42%) Americans saw Trump as being directly responsible for the U.S. Capitol incident, 25% said he encouraged those involved but was not directly responsible for their actions, and 30% said he did nothing wrong regarding Jan. 6. While 83% of Democrats thought Trump was directly responsible, 59% of Republicans said he did nothing wrong. Two-thirds (66%) of the public say that members of Congress who assisted the attack’s planners should be removed from office. However, only 36% of Republicans feel that way.
The Monmouth University Poll was conducted by telephone from June 23 to 27, 2022 with 978 adults in the United States. The question results in this release have a margin of error of +/- 3.1 percentage points. The poll was conducted by the Monmouth University Polling Institute in West Long Branch, NJ.
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Wednesday, July 6, 2022
Washington Today (7-6-22): POTUS in Ohio to tout billions for union multiemployer pension plans
Today's program looks at a program to help underfunded union multiemployer pension plans, Highland Park, IL mass shooting suspect's first court appearance and more calls for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resign. Interview with C-SPAN's West […]
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Tuesday, July 5, 2022
Washington Today (7-5-22): WH & Congressional reaction to Highland Park, IL mass shooting
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It’s not hard to screw up a new bike. When most of us follow the status of our new multi-thousand dollar package at FedEx or UPS, we don’t think how exciting it will be to tune the suspension or adjust the stack and saddle height. We’re thinking about how quickly we can slam it together and get the new bike out on the trails.
What potentially lies in this process is disappointment with a new bike due to a minor setup error. Maybe the fit isn’t right, maybe the rebound is too fast or the compression is too high. Alchemy Bikesnow based in Golden, Colorado wants to prevent that and treat you to good beer and tacos while they help you dial in your new bike.
The boutique brand, which deals in high-end carbon fiber and titanium bikes, recently relocated its headquarters from Cherry Creek, Colorado to Golden, giving them closer proximity to mountain bike trails (and mountainous road riding) and a great Location for coffee and breakfast or beer, cocktails and dinner. The new shop is called the Alchemy Ride Experience Center, or AREC for short.
The store is located in a place off I-70 and Morrison Road next to the origin hotelWith Nomad Tacos embedded in their first floor, and About Yonder Brewing, Viceand Start coffee. I happen to be in the area and find myself here quite often, either before a trip to the highlands for coffee and breakfast (Launch is an apt name) or for beer and food afterwards.
Alchemy Bikes and Simbol PR invited a group of media people to check out the new digs and the new bikes.
The new showroom is modern and welcoming. Beautiful Alchemy carbon and titanium bikes make up most of the decor, and there are leather sofas to curl up with a magazine and coffee or enjoy an Over Yonder beer at the bar.
The core of the program is as follows: Riders who purchase a new Alchemy bike will receive a night’s accommodation at the Origin Hotel, test rides, a bike fit, help with bike and suspension setup, a gift card to Over Yonder Brewery, and a burrito and Coffee Start Coffee and a swag bag with a shirt, hat, mug, glass and more. Tacos aren’t included, but it would be foolish not to try Nomad’s menu with a free night at Origin. The program is called DARE to Ride Golden.
Then of course there are many opportunities to test the bike before you take it home. There are a handful of trail networks within driving distance, including Mathews Winters and Dakota Ridge, green mountainand Apex Park all of which vary in style and difficulty.
I took the Arktos 150 for a short ride up and down the Argos Trail at Apex. It was my first time riding an Alchemy and the Sine suspension felt efficient and responsive, and the bike picked up speed quickly on the descents.
When the bike and rider are ready to ride, riders have the option to ride it home or have it shipped fully assembled Kitzuma. Shipping options also include FedEx and Beeline.
It’s a pretty decent program and unique in the direct-to-consumer bike space. The professional support when dialing in a new bike is great and the other treats are the icing on the cake. Alchemy plans to launch the program in mid to late July 2022.
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Sunday, July 3, 2022
Sidford acquires standalone office building in Cherry Creek
A Denver company has purchased a 180,000-square-foot office building on the edge of the booming Cherry Creek North shopping district to be completely modernized and made available to one or more occupants.
Sidford Capital LLC bought 100 Garfield from Midland States Bank for $4.4 million. Midland will continue to occupy 5,300 sf of office space on the fourth floor and approximately 4,300 sf of retail space on the first floor through early next year.
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“We have a unique opportunity to offer the market a self-contained building with signage for potential occupants of the entire building, medical tenants, financial institutions or traditional office occupiers,” said Andy Wolf, senior vice president of Sidford Capital.
The building has parking—a rare commodity in Cherry Creek—as well as signage and access to Colorado Boulevard via the East First Avenue corridor. The parking ratio is 1.93:1,000, and Wolf noted that the city is considering removing the two-hour on-street parking limit, which would be an added convenience for renters.
Amid a thriving new development in Cherry Creek, “This is a very good size building for someone who has a great sign, has access, and is on the First Avenue corridor at the east entrance to Cherry Creek,” commented Wolf.
Sidford intends to offer 100 Garfield at prices in the low to mid range of $30 per sf gross. New build office rentals in Cherry Creek can range from the high $30s to the high $50s.
While Sidford Capital intends to put the building up for rent, if the right owner comes along, we would “at least explore that possibility,” Wolf said.
The building was built in 1982 and renovated in 2007.
Matt Vandal from Sognare Partners advised on both sides of the transaction. MidFirst Bank funded the acquisition.
Midland States Bank acquired the property through its purchase of Heartland Bank in late 2014.
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Saturday, July 2, 2022
Washington Target 4-Star Defender Pushes Commitment Date – Realdawg.com
One of Washington’s biggest recruitment week attendees, 4-star LB Blake Purchase, has indefinitely postponed his commitment date.
The 6-2.5 240 linebacker target from Cherry Creek, Colorado visited Seattle on June 22nd and Cal on June 24th. He appeared to be in Washington, Texas, Oregon, Iowa State and Cal but was projected as Lean in Iowa State where his brother is a defense attorney. He had set a commitment date for early July but has since postponed his announcement.
I will postpone my commitment, I have not set another date at the moment.
— Blake Purchase
(@BlakePurchase) July 2, 2022
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