Gideon Resnick
speaker
5,131 appearances
66 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 3d ago
Gideon Resnick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Lubald said Hegseth can make changes where he wants, and that experts and members of both parties have questioned if the army does have too many senior officers.
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Last year, Heggseth announced a plan to shrink the number of generals and admirals by ten percent overall.
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But Lubald says it's less clear what he wants to do next.
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Right before Driscoll, the former Army Secretary, resigned, the Washington Post reported that several military officials told Hegseth that the longer the war in Iran continues, the greater the risk of weakening their ability to confront threats elsewhere.
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President Trump wants the US Postal Service to roll out a brand new system for voting by mail in time for the midterms.
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But a federal whistleblower is warning that doing it so quickly could prevent many Americans from ever receiving their ballots, potentially threatening the way that one-third of people vote.
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Trump signed an executive order in March to overhaul the vote by mail process, which has put the Postal Service in the position of trying to build a system in months that typically would take at least a year or more.
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This new system was supposed to be up and running as of yesterday, but Trump's order has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge.
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Patrick Marley, who covers voting issues for the Washington Post, told us how the system works.
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It would include a complex voter verification process, where postal workers cross-check that the people on their list to receive mail ballots are also on the state's voter rolls.
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State and local officials often send mail ballots in large batches, in some cases, even to all registered voters.
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But the whistleblower says if this gets rolled out and there's even one mismatch between the lists, the entire batch of ballots could be rejected and go back to the state.
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Which means voters might either receive their ballots later or potentially not at all.
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And because states are constantly updating their voter roles, the information they share with the Postal Service could get out of date quickly for totally mundane reasons.
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Say, for example, when a new voter registers or someone changes their registration after they move.
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The federal judge that temporarily blocked Trump's order is set to decide on possibly extending the hold after a hearing on Thursday.
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It's not clear how the whistleblower's disclosure could factor into the ongoing legal dispute.
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Rescue teams are still searching for thousands of missing people in Nepal, where over a thousand were killed in flash floods caused by a collapsing glacier.
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The wall of ice, water, and debris released into the Himalayan valley below moved so quickly, people had very little time to react, let alone escape.
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But one story has emerged in recent days as a striking example of how quick and decisive thinking can and did save lives.
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