Samuel King

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53 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 2d ago

Samuel King’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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For MPR News, I'm Samuel King in Albany.
Federal law enforcement agents say Jessica Bowie had a gun and a dummy explosive device with her Wednesday as she met with informants who she thought were helping her carry out her plan to destroy as much of the Capitol as possible and quote, kill all the senators.
First assistant U.S.
The arrest comes just weeks before the anniversary of the September eleventh attacks.
The FBI says they've stopped more than four hundred individuals from carrying out alleged attacks here at home and abroad.
For MPR News, I'm Samuel King in Albany.
Federal law enforcement agents say Jessica Bowie had a gun and a dummy explosive device with her Wednesday as she met with informants who she thought were helping her carry out her plan to destroy as much of the Capitol as possible and quote, kill all the senators.
First assistant U.S.
Attorney John Sarkohn says the arrest should serve as a warning to other would-be terrorists.
The arrest comes just weeks before the anniversary of the September eleventh attacks.
For MPR News, I'm Samuel King in Albany.
Federal law enforcement agents say Jessica Bowie had a gun and a dummy explosive device with her Wednesday as she met with informants who she thought were helping her carry out her plan to destroy as much of the Capitol as possible and quote, kill all the senators.
First assistant U.S.
The arrest comes just weeks before the anniversary of the September eleventh attacks.
The FBI says they've stopped more than four hundred individuals from carrying out alleged attacks here at home and abroad.
For MPR News, I'm Samuel King in Albany.
The moratorium will pause state environmental permits for hyperscale data center projects, or those which will use more than 50 megawatts of electricity.
Governor Hochul says that will give the state time to come up with a regulatory framework that protects the utility ratepayers and environment.
TechNYC, which represents New York City's tech industry, says some parts of Hochul's order make sense, but says the pause will drive needed investment elsewhere, hurting the state's economy.
For NPR News, I'm Samuel King in Albany.
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