[laughter] john martin had --. it has been a turbulent year. we can work together on all these things and not so turbulent -- the coast of maine doesn't send us into rhythmic dreams. that the beauty and breast of our state and the brilliance of our people expires federal leaders to take the state to greater heights. our state is beautiful. our people are good. the state of our state is strong and it is growing stronger. to building that barn. that is my mission and i ask you all to join me because progress is why people -- after these past 23 months, i have never believed more in the people of our great state of maine. some of you have gotten out of the state. [applause] thank you, thank you. [applause] >> thank you lieutenant governor and the speaker members of the 32nd legislature. i'm glad to be back at the capital and person and thank you for the invitation to speak tonight. the first of want to recognize my wife of 34 years the first lady rose dunlevy. [applause]

[laughter] john martin had --. it has been a turbulent year. we can work together on all these things and not so turbulent -- the coast of maine doesn't send us into rhythmic dreams. that the beauty and breast of our state and the brilliance of our people expires federal leaders to take the state to greater heights. our state is beautiful. our people are good. the state of our state is strong and it is growing stronger. to building that barn. that is my mission and i ask you all to join me because progress is why people -- after these past 23 months, i have never believed more in the people of our great state of maine. some of you have gotten out of the state. [applause] thank you, thank you. [applause] pres. biden: i can report to the nations, america is on the move again. >> the state of the union. president biden reflecting on his first year in office and laying out his agenda for the next year ahead. the state of the union address tuesday or eight -- c-span or on the c-span radio app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of democracy. along wi

[laughter] well john martin want to store cold potatoes and it? [laughter] will it have * link? look, seriously it's been a turbulenttu year. but not so turbulent that we can't work together on all these things and not so turbulent the site of mysterious [inaudible] doesn't take our breath away. the cold lobbying of the atlantic ocean off the coast of maine doesn't send us into rhythmic dreams. that the power of the mountain doesn't cause us to gasp and bend any. that the beauty and breath of our state and goodness of our people doesn't inspire us all to be better leaders, to take the state to greater heights. our state is beautiful. our people are good. the state of our state is strong and it is growing stronger. tonight, we recommit the progress to recovering, to moving forward to normalcy, to building that bond can our state together, a safe and stable structure with rafters and a bridge beam with brackets and a roof that is pointed to the heavens. that is my mission and i ask you all to join me because progress i've never believed more in the great state. god bless you and t

will john martin want to store cull potatoes in it? [laughing] will it have starlink? look, seriously, it's been a turbulent year. but not so turbulent that we can't work together on all these things. and not so turbulent that the sight of mysterious sea smoke doesn't take our breath away, that the cold lapping of the atlantic ocean doesn't send us into rhythmic dreams, that the power of the maine mountains doesn't cause us to gasp and bend a knee, that the beauty and breadth of our state and the goodness of our people doesn't inspire us all to be better leaders, to take this state to greater heights. our state is beautiful. the state of our state is strong, and it is growing stronger. tonight, we recommit to progress, to recovery, to moving forward towards normalcy, to building that barn, our state, together, a safe and stable structure, with crossed rafters and a solid ridge beam, with firm trusses and brackets and a roof that is pointed to the heavens. that is my mission, and i ask you all to join me. because progress is why maine people sent us here, and afterl the

this was written by john martin this morning. as mr. trump works to retain his hold on the republican party, elevating a slate of friendly candidates in midterm elections, mcconnell and his allies are desperately maneuvering to try to thwart him the message that it is unbearable. mr. trump is losing political altitude and need not be feared in a republican party. >> i'm dubious that the maryland senate race, even if governor hogan would have developed as a top-tier race the other ones have. sununu was disappointing. overall i think the board looks pretty good for republicans and i think it's a bigger mat today than we ever thought it could be a year ago. the political environment is so good in some cases the recruits may matter less than the overall mood of the country. right now republicans, despite the setbacks are pretty good. i think the senate -- i would still call it 50/50. but i'd be on the -- leaning good side of 50/50 about where the party stands and the opportunity to take back the congress. >> you heard him say that even if s

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martin luther king, john lewis, fanny lou haimer and other civil rights leaders and they were fighting an openly unjust system that shut out generations of black voters and that they literally had to put their bodies on the line, getting arrested in many cases, in order to triumph over that injustice. fast forward nearly 60 years and the fight's not over. donald trump's big lie has millions convinced that our elections are rigged and state level republican lawmakers across the country are responding by trying to make voting harder in large part for voters of color with over 30 bills actively targeting and restricting voting rights. meanwhile, the freedom to vote act and the john lewis voting rights advancement act are still being blocked in the senate. all of this puts access to the ballot at risk for many americans particularly minorities and those for marginalized communities and lo and behold some of those protesting for equal rights of all americans are being taken away in handcuffs in 2022 just like my next guest who you're looking at there was recently. joining us now is democrat

a psychology professor john pillay has proved it. how us with scientific studies, of course, with the secret of a friendship with dogs and oh, we are opposed by russia's attack on ukraine. euro max has often visited this magnificent country. we must also, in its nature, admired its architecture, enjoyed the friendliness of its people. we look back on for peace. awe with they've had no peace for, for decades. the people of iraq our country is devastated and there's no end to how did it come to this? gina, witnesses reveal unprecedented story. they were the u. s. they knew what the gods of what these senses are, and they've liked the world about you behaved exactly like said government. and the poison spread, bear with the great documentary series, the destruction of a nation starts march 4th on d w. ah, ah ah, this is dw news coming to live from berlin, russia and ukraine due to whole piece talk to his vladimir putin war rages. all the negotiating table is set for a meeting a later today. ukraine says it has little hope for a resoluti

that's where john roberts comes in. the conservative justice ruled to narrow the martin luther king voting rights act. he is not a big leader on the issues. he broke with the conservative block in the case of limits of this kind of political trick, where politicians draw a map and use that map to then basically pick their own voters to deny you an effective say because they preordained it. and republicans specifically as i mention are trying to cancel out black voters who currently tend to vote in the aggregate for democrats. as the times column recently put it, new conservative voting rights order from the supreme court is so at odds with precedent that john roberts is feeling constrained to dissent. roberts has a pretty narrow view of federal intervention in these maps, even he tried to stop what republicans are doing. that tells you something tonight. it is all related. because when the supreme court declares it is open season and removes a back stop, that invites more bannon desantis political war. that's the headli

sergeant lloyd martin, and officer jose rozales and officer john hoke who weren't able to be here today. >> good evening. a philosopher said you know when you get to this lot in life, it's much more important to be reminded than it is to be taught. for all of your loved ones and friends here supporting you, may you be reminded of the nobility of this profession. the bravery it took for you to raise your right hand and take an oath and the courage it takes every day to fall in love with this profession once again. on march 21st, 2018, at 4:30 p.m., dispatch broadcast a person with a gun in front of a residence call. dispatch described the suspect as a known family member who was threatening his family, was on drugs, and flashed a big gun from under his jacket and was attempting to break into their house. initial responding officers were then told that the suspect was at the amazon barbershop. upon arrival at the shop, he was detained without incident a code 4 was broadcast and the call went out that one was detained. officers kevin endo and officers tess casey. as other officers began to

now with allen martin and elizabeth cook. >>> right now on kpix 5 streaming , cbs news bay area. bay area counties are getting ready to lift the indoor mask mandates. should schools be next? a look at the growing debate inside the classroom. >> said mom, are we unmasking at school? >>> new walkouts and legal action, the fight over shutting down schools and oakland takes a new turn. >> we set some record high temperatures across the bay area. today i am tracking more widespread record warmth in the first alert forecast. >>> more trouble for teslak. why the electric car company is bracing for a legal battle with the state. >>> we started with a debate that is a hot topic among parents and teachers. should kids wear masks at schools? >> it comes as nearly all bay area counties start to lift the indoor mask mandate, starting one week from today. students will still be required to wear their face coverings. new at 6:00, kenny choi takes a closer look at the battle over facemasks inside the classroom. >> reporter: top state health officials say a decision on school masking is on the wa

format earlier today, i spoke with john garamendi who is in brussels for meetings with ada. he agreed with president biden, who today called russia's recognition of two separatist regions in ukraine the beginning of an invasion of that country. he thinks the sanctions against russia are the right response. >> it's a clear indication that the russian bear has decided it would take those two provinces as an appetizer, and then consume the rest of ukraine in the very near future, and certainly given the troops that are surrounding the entire country of ukraine, they could do it. >> reporter: what of the sanctions don't work and put in doesn't stop? >> that's always a possibility, but there are more sanctions. the president just announced sanctions on individuals. earlier he had announced sanctions on activities in those two eastern provinces that russia things are independent. that when congress returns next monday, i would expect to see on the floor probably just hours ahead of the state of the union, the house of representatives passing a very strong and very extensive list o

and we have to do something about this, john berman. because if we don't, these things end up to happen results like trayvon martin and ahmaud arbery when they profile our little black boys. >> so then what you you want to have happen here? the summit county prosecutor's office is saying it's investigating. do you think the officers should be suspended? >> i think they should be suspended, or if they were doing biased policing, they need to be terminated. because what message are we sending to society, especially our young children, our young minority children like z'kye. we are presumed guilty and white kids are presumed innocent. we have over 100,000 black men in prison wrongfully incarcerated. it starts with incidents like this where we see on that video. >> i know you didn't ask to be put in the middle of this but obviously you are right now. so what's your message to people out there seeing this and what happened to you? what do you want people to take away from this? >> i want people to know that, like, people shouldn't be treated

i want to john, i want to start off with you and there is the cause and there is the reason behind and there's the organization. those 2 things can be separate. so can you help? my help is to understand what is the purpose of black lives matter today. is it an organization, or is it about actually doing the cause and what is actually inspired to start? you gave me the opportunity to clear this up, black lives matter. global is an organization that founded moving, however, is moving is so much bigger than black lives matter, global. this may belong to the people 99 percent of the activism that you see where you see people holding up black lives matter side has absolutely nothing to do with the global movement organization. black last magic rated new york has found that a school the past and the piece of legislation, the federal, 50000 people. on the last 2 years, we are an independent organization. in fact, we are an independent nonprofit corporation. so we have to be able to separate black lives matter global from the black lives matter movement. ok, and i understand that the good actu

i want to john, i want to start off with you and there is the cause and there's the reason behind and there's the organization. those 2 things can be separate. so can you help my are help us to understand what is the purpose of black lives matter today? is it an organization, or is it about actually doing the cause and what is actually inspired to start? you gave me the opportunity to clear this up black lives matter. global is an organization that founded moving, however is moving is so much bigger than black lives. matter of global, this may belong to the people 99 percent of the activism that you see where you see people holding up black lives matter side has absolutely nothing to do with the global movement. organization like last magic re to new york has found that a school the past and the piece of legislation, the federal, 50000 people. on the last 2 years, we are an independent organization. in fact, we are an independent nonprofit corporation. so we have to be able to separate black lives matter global from the black lives matter movement. ok, and i understand that the good a

. >> that's what laura martin would say, that's for sure. >> great chat. we can't wait for this week, john and we can't wait for the metaverse either. >> you are all in california. >> am i the only one rooting for the bengals? i went to college in the midwest. my best friend is from ohio. i worked in lexington, kentucky. after college. which is part of that, right that northern kentucky area. i don't know i must be the only one all right. >> the home team. >> there you go. >> affirm shares are falling but their results were up quite a bit, ceo max is next don't go away. "tech check" is just getting started. trading isn't just a hobby. it's your future. so you don't lose sight of the big picture, even when you're focused on what's happening right now. and thinkorswim® is right there with you. to help you become a smarter investor. with an innovative trading platform full of customizable tools. dedicated trade desk pros and a passionate trader community sharing strategies right on the platform. because we take trading as seriously as you do. thinkorswim® b

plus -- >>> i am john ramos in oakland. there is a full-scale war going on over school closures right now. we will explain the history of a small schools movement that occurred that put them in the situation. >>> an unusual problem happening right now at nasa ames. the turkey invasion giving scientists a headache. the news at 6:00 is coming up in about 5 minutes. >>> still ahead at 5:00, an in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com >>> it started as a big idea from simpson is a state students, and it could change the future of transportation. we are talking about a tram system powered by the sun. >> kpix 5's len ramirez gives us an inside look. >> reporter: this former courthouseompl downtown san jose is where the hard work of engineering, design, and prototype building has been going on for the last few years on a project they are calling the spartan super way. this miniature guideway and self driving pod is helpi

you know, we discussed some of these historical issues with a john list under contributor. a richard met hust. yeah, i mean the, the hypocrisy is unbelievable. i don't think we can possibly count the number of countries. the u. s. m, u k, have have together crude invaded bond since world war 2. it's quite staggering. we, i literally con, name them all us was bombing, syria and bryan williams was, you know, foaming at the mouth on live television. it's not isolated, they all do that on every network. i am old enough to remember when they were invading iraq and they were doing the same thing. you had a live stream from a tank on cnn. this is who these people are. they are spokes a person's. they are the mouthpiece for the weapons manufacturers. so it's their job to sell war, and i know this must be very frustrating for americans because when they see bombing on live television, they're used to seeing their own troops do it. so when they see russia doing it to defend itself, it's weird for them. they don't understand it and it causes a lot of it's, there is a lot of emotions.

. >>> i'm allen martin. tomorrow is the last day of the states indoor mask mandate, but not for kids and teachers and schools. the state will continue to require masks in schools and that is kindergarten through 12th grade, as well as child care settings. however, that could change as soon as february 28th. the state health and human services director says it could be lifted if case rates and pediatric hospitalizations improve more. >> in two weeks, confirming that the data is where it is, taking the time to work within the school community and communities at large, that we anticipate making the change at that point. >> in response, the republican national committee issued a statement saying, quote, the decision to force students and teachers to continue wearing masks in school is not only out of line with science, but is hypocritical and dangerous for the education of california's children. the gop went on to say that people should be upset that the state will not change the rules , after celebrities and la

>> hey, john. when you said it will be obviously that the 82nd airborne arrives, i want to piggyback on david martin's question. is it likely they're going to parachute in as a symbolic drop to send a mission to putin? >> again, i'm not going to talk about their travel there and how they're going to arrive. i don't anticipate it will be a tactical operate in that regard, though, tony. >> did you just rule it out? >> david, i said, i don't expect it's going to be some sort of tactical operation. but i don't have additional information today about that. and quite frankly, i don't think that's all that relevant. they're going and they're going to bolster our capabilities in nato, and that's the most important part here. >> you just seemed to say no. did you say "no"? >> david, i didn't say "no," i said, "i don't expect" that there'll be some type of tactical operation here. >> who will command these troops? is it general walters, and is that splitting his role? >> he already has a split role as a supr

. >>> honoring an nfl legend, the public memorial happening right now to celebrate the life of john madden. >>> unwelcome guests destroy long and leave neighbors frustrated. the wild scene in the south bay. >> to come out here and dig up our gardens and there's nothing we can do. >> i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> kids across california will still need to mask up in schools. the state announces it is not ready to lift the mandate for students. >> kenny choi has more on the back and forth when it comes to ditching facemasks in the classroom. >> reporter: they state's top health official says he anticipates a change in two weeks, when they revisit the topic of whether masks in schools could become optional. for now, it is the status quo. >> i know there is a lot of discussion around masking, a tremendous amount of energy and focus and it is important. >> reporter: parents, teachers, and health experts wanted to school mask mandates to remain to mark the decision as a win. >> unless you can show me that there is significant morbidity to wearing a mask, or really have from data th

. >> lbj uses the martyrdom of john f. kennedy to get the civil rights of 1964 passed. he uses bloody sunday in sevlma alabama. and he used the assassination of martin luther king to get the fair housing act passed. as soon as he saw an opportunity through these tragedies, and the raised consciousness of the american people, he ensured that he used that to get reluctant lawmakers to pass this very controversial legislation. >> i think people may see that as being crass or craven, but it's one thing to say, i'm so sorry this has happened. it's another thing to do something, keeping with the objectives of the person whose life is being heralded as you are doing it. it is a tangible way to say, we are grieving and we are furthering the mission and the cause. >> the dream of dr. martin luther king jr. has not died with him. our work is not yet done, and we must move with urgency and with resolve. >> i don't think i realized how much anger and animus proposing that bill would create. we had been trying to get it for two or three years. >> fair housing meant no discrimination

sergeant lloyd martin, and officer jose rozales and officer john hoke who weren't able to be here today. >> good evening. a philosopher said you know when you get to this lot in life, it's much more important to be reminded than it is to be taught. for all of your loved ones and friends here supporting you, may you be reminded of the nobility of this profession. the bravery it took for you to raise your right hand and take an oath and the courage it takes every day to fall in love with this profession once again. on march 21st, 2018, at 4:30 p.m., dispatch broadcast a person with a gun in front of a residence call. dispatch described the suspect as a known family member who was threatening his family, was on drugs, and flashed a big gun from under his jacket and was attempting to break into their house. initial responding officers were then told that the suspect was at the amazon barbershop. upon arrival at the shop, he was detained without incident a code 4 was broadcast and the call went out that one was detained. officers kevin endo and officers tess casey. as other officers began to

martin and bash be will. there is an example a few months ago where a user tried to criticize human rights violations and chin john under the premise of a make up video stick critics. oil sung as a whole mentioned who was exposed within a few days and taken down that of the phenomenon when winning target on hood or glitched. how much influence does the communist party have on tick tock? the company stresses that it complies with local laws. but when questioned about it, the chinese government won't answer if it has access to the data of tick tock, users fear is growing in beijing about the power of china's own tech companies. in a of 2021, alibaba had to pay 2300000000 euros in fines after an anti trust case. at by dance . the state has bought company shares. the regime has been tightening the screws on the tech market since late 2020. and it's looking into banning certain business models. i think china looks at the u. s. in europe and says these governments didn't over run by big tact and we're not going to

and so those two missions work kind of obligated but still, the john brown and abraham lincoln views coming together towards the end of the war certainly did hardly proof frederick douglass and martin delaney. >> all of the meeting with delaney, delaney comes me with lincoln in february 65 we need a black army to going to the south. and according to delaney's leader reminisces lincoln said this is the idea that have been waiting for so many to bring to me and of course delaney gets commission it a few weeks later. david let me ask about lincoln's love of literature and humor and can you talk about his love of a young man and how they a developed and more impact in his later life. >> and nate as aned example of somebody and i think it can still apply today that he had ln one year of school and three months there and few months there but he was sort of like so curious and didn't have that many books in the frontier but as he grew up, he had a right is much as he could. he is such a steel trap of a memory that he could read a poem and a couple of times and he loved the poetry above all

not these policies exist in europe in the us to sculpt flaw, anita martin and bash. be of all. there is an example. a few months ago were a user tried to criticize human rights violations and chin john under the premise of a make up video stick critiques. oil sun as a whole mentioned who was exposed within a few days and taken down that of the film and i've been reading target on order glochelle. how much influence does the communist party have on tick tock? the company stresses that it complies with local laws. but when questioned about it, the chinese government won't answer if it has access to the data of tick tock users fear is growing in beijing about the power of china's own tech companies. in april 2021, alibaba had to pay 2300000000 euros in fines after an antitrust case. at by dance, the state is bought company shares. the regime has been tightening the screws on the tech market since late 2020, and is looking to banning certain business models. i think china looks at the u. s . in europe and says, these governments had an over run by big tact and we're not going to ge

word later who was on black lives matter but what was happening for winning the war anyway so that john brown and abraham lincoln views are coming together with frederick douglass. >> coming in february is 65 and says we need a black army to go into the south and according to the later reminiscence to say this is the idea somebody to bring to me. >> let me talk about his love of literature and humor and his love of those things as a young man and how they develop. >> here is an example of somebody that it could still apply today. and was infinitely curious and he read as much as he could. he had such as steel trap of the memory he could read a poem a couple of times. poetry for him and with that emotion and every once in a while that lincoln above all people from the highest realm of culture. and then the sentimental songs. and then had the encompassing vision and that said into his compassion. >> what about john brown's education? what about any formal education he had and where that puts into where he went? i don't recall. >> not as limited as abraham lincoln that he clearly was self

sergeant lloyd martin, and officer jose rozales and officer john hoke who weren't able to be here today. >> good evening. a philosopher said you know when you get to this lot in life, it's much more important to be reminded than it is to be taught. for all of your loved ones and friends here supporting you, may you be reminded of the nobility of this profession. the bravery it took for you to raise your right hand and take an oath and the courage it takes every day to fall in love with this profession once again. on march 21st, 2018, at 4:30 p.m., dispatch broadcast a person with a gun in front of a residence call. dispatch described the suspect as a known family member who was threatening his family, was on drugs, and flashed a big gun from under his jacket and was attempting to break into their house. initial responding officers were then told that the suspect was at the amazon barbershop. upon arrival at the shop, he was detained without incident a code 4 was broadcast and the call went out that one was detained. officers kevin endo and officers tess casey. as other officers began to

he was there for martin luther king, jr.'s march on washington. >> i want to remember his someday. walk hand in hand. >> little white boys and white girls as sisters and brothers. i have a dream today. >> i was saying, yes, and yes. >> reporter: smith followed that dream to alabama where he helped lead the fight for voting rights. he witnessed firsthand the terror. smith remembers the ku klux klan torching his office and one night while driving, a car full of white men chased him down a dark road. >> then all of a sudden, boom, they hit me. so i sped up as fast as my car would go. and then they come along aside me. [ bleep ] pull over, you black [ bleep ]. and said, no, this black [ bleep ] is not pulling over because if they catch you, you're gone. >> reporter: that must have been the most terrifying. >> i wasn't scared. i was angry. but it stays with you up to 89, you know. >> reporter: like you can still feel that feeling. >> yes, right. >> reporter: smith went on to a successful career in government. and served as head usher at the national cathedral where he led presidents to

and david martin's question is a likely they're going to parachute in as a symbolic drop to send a message to booting? yeah, i again, i don't, i'm not going to talk about the, their, their travel there and how they're gonna arrive. i don't anticipate it will be a tactical operation in that regard. though tony a little at a david, i said, i don't expect there's going to be some sort of tactical operation, but i don't have additional information today about that. and quite frankly, i'm not sure that that's all that relevant and they're going and they're going to bolster a our capabilities in nato. and that's the most important part here with david, i didn't say no. i said, i don't expect that though. they'll be some sort of tactical operation here. oh man, these truth is it general walters, this is that living his role for he already has a split role is a says, a supreme allied commander in europe. ultimately, he will be the top of the chain of command for them while they're in europe. i don't have no, i have more additional information about the c 2 arrangement right now, but we can get tha

in 1957, martin luther king jr. called voter restrictions, "a tragic betrayal of the highest mandates of our democratic tradition" and then tomorrow you vote on the freedom to vote, the john r. lewis act. what is it and how did we get back here to that we need it? >> when dr. king spoke, it was truly the case because of restrictive state laws that, principally, african americans were denied the opportunity to vote. some other groups were kept out, but that was the principal aim. and then in the mid-1960s passed the voting rights act, and it opened up opportunities for more american citizens to vote, and voting increased over time. and, frankly, that's where we would have left everything. but then, an extremist united states supreme court a few years ago gutted the voting rights act, but that all by itself just opened the door to restricting voting. donald trump, when he lost the election, he took millions of people down the dark hole of the big lie, and now we've got republican state legislatures all around this cou

martin luther king jr., he attended the american bachtist theological seminary intown tfnlt he earned his bachelor degree in religion and philosophy from fisk university. as a college student in nashville, he was a founder and chairman of the national civil rights organization, the student nonviolent coordinating committee. in 1963 john lewis was involved in planning the march on washington for jobs and freedom. as part of the event he delivered a keynote address at the lincoln memorial which he called on an army of movement activists to, quote through the south in a sustained campaign of nonviolent assistance to produce effective civil rights legislation and destroy jim crow. his fight for federal civil rights legislation continued in 1965 as congressman lewis participated in new voter registration drives and peaceful democrat strailingses -- demonstrations in selma, alabama, where he sustained a fractured skull as a result of being beaten during bloody sunday. president jimmy carter appointed him as associate director of the federal volunteer agency action where he worked to build c

come into play pretty early on into porter's story the other man that's pretty upset by all of this is john martindale pictured here on the left. not somebody you'll find in a lot of civil war books and we'll talk more about why that is in just a moment martin dale was graduate of the united states military academy in 1835, and he too was frustrated that porter had suddenly been vaulted over him, but eventually porter rose to take command of a division in george. mcclellan's army of the potomac. and star rose in the army because of his disciplined approach to creating what was called one of the army's best divisions indeed within his first few weeks in command of that division porter is going to quell two mutinies within some of his regiments and is very quickly going to settle them into a strong inefficient division of the army. however, this was not always so and all porter star was always on the rise. he did make quite a few enemies during this time as well. which brings us back here to one of his brigade commanders that's going to be assigned to the division of fitz john porter. john ma

marine corps, admiral michael gelday, chief of naval operations of the united states navy, general john w. raymond, chief of space operations for the united states space force. and general charles q. brourngs brown, chief of staff for the air force and general joseph martin, chief of staff for the united states army. i want to thank you all for attending and i would like to mention that chief army staff general mccondell is not with us because he is attending general honore's internment today. he is a remarkable leader and general martin i want to thank you for appearing on behalf of the army today. it has been the case far too often in recent years that the government once again is operating under a continuing resolution. today's hearing will explore the impacts of crs on our national security, particularly the problem that would be created by a year-long cr for fiscal 2022. when our subcommittee writes a full year bill even the year-over-year total remains the same, we increase and decrease funding for hundreds of specific activities that are essential to our national security. under

martin vice chief of staff for the united states army. want to thank you all for attending and i would like to mention that chief army staff general mccondyle is not with us today because he's attending general oranaro's internment today. it has been the case far too often in recent years the government is once again operating under continuing resolution. today's hearing will explore impacts of crs on national security particularly a year long cr for the fiscal 2022. when our subcommittee writes a full year bill, even the year over year total remains the same. we increase and decrease funding for hundreds of activities that are essential for our national security. under a cr none of this occur. we do not cutting where it is no longer needed or programs no longer survivable in a fight. simply put they waste taxpayers money. they also signal to our troops and millions of workers in the defense industry that their needs are just not a priority. at a time when putin is threatening to invade ukraine, china continues to be a pacing threat. we d