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it was taking agnes cost us, which is also known as chaste barry. that's last helped to get the pain on the control. donahoe's even mine and yeah, i changed my diet and got used to using medicinal herbs on twice and now i'm largely free of items. she had the fry wall. she spouted off, taking agnes cast as a pill form, and the very precise dose is, it's not part of her day nutrition. gynecologist and maria analyzing uses holistic methods to treat patients. she's been writing about medicinal plans for over 20 years now and says if i takes agnes cost, this is the best option for regulating menstrual problems. so to cut off the of the nation. been nice because we've been in balance in the apartment known as a progesterone that's a 2nd. so where there's too little progesterone compared to estrogen is what causes all the symptoms in the 2nd half of the cycle. that's right. and so because it causes p m. s as low shifts in the length of the cycle and that's where agnes cost us. so effective. ready the jump to also recommends it to women who are hoping to ge

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good morning, agnes. thank you, agnes. and also, i will personally deliver to mr. me a flight ticket for tomorrow. lord, ksyusha, my little daughter, how are you, you were just passing by, you came, lord, how you have grown, my dear. masha, come on, eat, the cheesecakes are getting cold, i’m going to meet you tomorrow with a client, and you know him, by the way, how i know him, this is maxim aganov, remember, we met with him, maxim, maxim, maxim, you still didn’t like him very much , so he’s buying a house in italy. can you imagine, by the way, he is now the owner of a large business, what kind of business, oil, gas, non-ferrous metals, immediately oil, gas, non-ferrous metals, no, he just runs a medical center, well, all the medical centers, wow, just , you know, ksyusha, now i’ll like anyone, as long as you returned home, you could live next to each other. mom, he ’s married, he has a child, i’m already going home, bye, bye, as long as possible. remember, nikolaevich? i thought about him every day, just like in indian cinema, after many years. separated lovers me

kenya's agnes ngetich became the first woman to run 10 kilometres in under 29 minutes when she won the previous world record by 28 seconds. her time was also better than the track world record for the same distance. ronnie 0'sullivan has won a record extending eighth masters snooker title at alexandra palace. the world number one had to come from 3—5 down against ali carter in the final. 0'sullivan eventually winning10—7. he becomes the oldest masters champion at the age of 48. i don't know, i've won this tournament on to be honest with you. ijust dug deep. i tried to play with a bit of freedom internet i just thought, just try and keep him honest, and if he is going to win it, he is going to have to win it, he is going to have to scrape me off the table, so ijust to scrape me off the table, so i just wanted to see to scrape me off the table, so ijust wanted to see if to scrape me off the table, so i just wanted to see if you to scrape me off the table, so ijust wanted to see if you had it at the end. let's just see if he can get over the line, and that was my whole mindset. i was not

kenya's agnes ngetich became the first woman to run ten kilometres in under 29 minutes when she won thehe previous road world record by 28 seconds. her time was also better than the track world record for the same distance. ronnie o'sullivan has won a record extending eighth masters snooker title at alexandra palace. the world number one had to come from 3—5 down against ali carter in the final. o'sullivan eventually winning ten frames to seven. he becomes the oldest masters champion at the age of 48. i don't know how i've won this tournament, to be honest with you. i don't, just don't. ijust dug deep. i tried to play with a bit of freedom and i just thought just try and keep andy honest and if he is going to win it, he is going to have to scrape me off the table, so ijust wanted to see if he had it at the end. let's just see if he can get over the line, and that was my whole mindset. so, i was not even worried about frames, score — just keep playing, just keep playing and see what happens. interesting. and finally, snookerfans have seen quite a few fluke shots over the past week at the

kenya's agnes ngetich became the first woman to run ten kilometres in under 29 minutes when she won the record by 28 seconds. her time was also better than the track world record for the same distance. ronnie o'sullivan has won a record—extending eighth masters snooker title at alexandra palace. the world number one had to come from 3—5 down against ali carter in the final, o'sullivan eventually winning ten frames to seven. he becomes the oldest masters champion at the age of 48. i don't know how i've won this tournament, to be honest with you. i don't, just don't. i've — i've — i'vejust dug deep, you know? i tried to play with a bit of freedom and then tonight, i just thought just try and keep ali honest and if he is going to win it, he is going to have to scrape me off the table, so... i just wanted to see if he had it at the end. that's all i came into the evening thinking. let's just see if he can get over the line, and that was my whole mindset. so, i was not even worried about frames, score. just keep playing, just keep playing and see what happens. interesting. what a speech. and

you're going to get this, this is agnes, and fear is something we all have right now. but we don't know what to do, because in reality, we can't do anything for the like if there's like a maple are afraid, they don't want to go out any more businesses are closing. so as a citizen, i'm very scared of what's happening right now and they're quite or the security situation hit. the national and international headlines on choose day when heavily to knock coast on a tv station. and it could do as large as the city kias during a live news broadcast. the most gunman said they would. they had to warn and equip dorians not to mess with the mouse. yes, the attack was swift in violence. but out of the shot for one of our camera man in the leg broke the arm of another one fired bullets they use their weapons inside. about 13 minutes after the government appeared, police could be seen entering the tv station. the gangsters were captured, but the attack lift ecuador is horrified. ecuador has struggled for years with violence tied to drug trafficking, including homicides and kidnappin

kenya's agnes ngetich became the first woman to run ten kilometres in under 29 minutes when she won the world record by 28 seconds. her time was also better than the track world record for the same distance. ronnie o'sullivan has won a record—extending eighth masters snooker title at alexandra palace. the world number one had to come from 3—5 down against ali carter in the final. o'sullivan eventually winning ten frames to seven. he becomes the oldest masters champion at the age of 48. i don't know how i've won this tournament, to be honest with you. i don't, just don't. i've — i've — i'vejust dug deep, you know? i tried to play with a bit of freedom and then tonight, i just thought just try and keep ali honest and if he is going to win it, he is going to have to scrape me off the table, so... i just wanted to see if he had it at the end. that's all i came into the evening thinking. let's just see if he can get over the line, and that was my whole mindset. so, i was not even worried about frames, score. just keep playing, just keep playing and see what happens. interesting. what a speec

and the last drop of home agnes amelia earhart sets off on her doomed flight around the globe in 193700 miles up the housing guide and she was reported missing. as her disappearance over the pacific ocean has baffled aviation experts for decades. now a team of deep sea explorers believes they have found air hearts plane. they say these sooner images match the dimensions of her aircraft. for months, they scoured the ocean floor with a submersible, using clues from air hearts. final radio calls. the pilot and her navigator vanished after flying from popular new guinea to highland island and the central pacific. the suspected wreckage is located near the tiny us territory. it's believed earhart wanted to refuel there. the team is keeping the exact location of their discovery secret, hoping to add their names to the history books. i mean, she's america's favorite missing person, right. and, you know, as long as she's missing, there's always gonna be somebody out there searching. and so if we're, if we can help bring closure the story, bring amelia home, we'd be super excited, but not everyo

this is agnes and fear is something we all have right now, but we don't know what to do because in reality, we can't do anything for the the like if there's like a maple are afraid, they don't want to go out any more. businesses are closing. so as a citizen, i'm very scared of what's happening right now and they're quite or the security situation hit. the national and international headlines on choose day when heavily to not coast on a tv station. and it could do as large as the city kias during a live news broadcast. the most gunman said they would, they had to go in and it could dorians not to mess with the mafia. the attack with swift in violence. they bought out a shot for one of our camera man in the leg broke the arm of another one. the 5 bullets they use their weapons inside. about 13 minutes after the gunman appeared, police could be seen entering the tv station or the gangsters were captured. but the attack lift ecuador is horrified. ecuador has struggled for years with violence tied to drug trafficking, including homicides and kidnapping. but now the president says, ecuador, is i

this is agnes and fear is something we all have right now, but we don't know what to do because in reality, we can't do anything for the like if there's like a maple are afraid. they don't want to go out any more. businesses are closing. so as a citizen, i'm very scared of what's happening right now and they're quite or the security situation hit. the national and international headlines on choose day when heavily to not coast on a tv station, and it could do as large as the city kias during a live news broadcast. the most gunman said they would, they had to go in and it could already is not to mess with the mafia. the attack was swift in violence, but out of the shot to one of our camera man in the leg broke the arm of another one. the 5 bullets they use their weapons inside. about 13 minutes after the gunman appeared, police could be seen entering the tv station. the gangsters were captured, but the attack lift ecuador is horrified. ecuador has struggled for years with violence tied to drug trafficking, including homicides and kidnapping. but now the president says ecuador, is it well wi

milova, agnes, please ask dr.ill tell mr. aganov that you have urgent matters and you are very sorry. to whom? mr. aganov. this is the same russian client. what is mr. aganov's name? what is his name? he didn't name him. so? transfer the call to petra? no, i will negotiate with the client myself. agnes, coffee as usual. stronger. let's go to.

what this was a really heard- huge earthquake, agnes toots 7.6.of the aftershocks will still be prey large and could affect infrastructure and buildings which were weakened to the main event. what we would expect scientifically in this region is to see a gradual diminishing of earthquakes and we would not expect anything of similar size, but still perhaps se significant aftershocks are yet to calm. >> dan faulkner from the university of liverpool. israel supreme court has struck down judicial reforms, the reform sparked months of protests as the legislation limited powers. its opponent said it affected proper oversight of the government. the court was split in its decision. eight judges voted in fav of striking down the law, seven voted to uphold it. our reporter in jerusalem explains why these reforms were so controversial. reporter: the reason they were so controversial is because first of all, they were almost pushed through the legislature without any real talk with either the court or the opposition to reach some kind of consensus on re-tinke

israel did not come out justifying get back then the one special reporter on extra judicial killings agnes it had not provided sufficient evidence, but more so the reflection on his role that is being seen is in terms of how it has uh um not revitalized but has uh really given strength to the uh um the resistance fronts in this region again one of the comments made by the commentators there um john stepling um even iran's leader has talked about how uh the resistance front of the region was one of the most important uh uh services that he actually had um when it came to m sulaymani: um, can you put that into context for us uh and expand a little bit more uh and also how that fits into the palestini narrative? well i i think that that this is true and uh you figures who uh like summani and it was true of qaddafi in a different way, they they look at the arab world as one, he was not, he was not sectarian. i mean it's a it's really worth underscoring that, one of the other commentators said that, uh, he appealed to everybody, because uh, he was uncompromising, and his voice was uncompromisin

agn 1000 years the death penalty? does not seem fitting.lot of people. i think theyerstand what we have lost in the last few years. uthey understand the lives they have been pushed. coming out jon can say bye to know max is doing such a great job but if i can feel it, everyone can feel it and everyone does feel it. so for me, as i travel around the country and i do this stuff i can assure you the enthusiasm is unlike anything i've ever seen before. so let's get out there on monday. let's make sure everyone shows up. call all of your friends if i can get my butt back up. mena support you guys can get all of your friends out to vote should. let's finish this think early let's finish it strong thank you all so much for what you're doing i really appreciate it. thank you guys. ♪kx ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> not for the government 2020 republican presidential desantio voters at eight meet and greet and clive, iowa ahead of next week's carcasses above live coverage begin at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2, c-span now our free mobile video app and online at c-span.o

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uh, agnes. >> or she or whatever you want to agnes. .uh, agnes. >> or she or whatever you want to agnes going to move on. this about, uh, on. now, this is about, uh, quality street. this next one, i've a lot of chatter i've seen a lot of chatter about this the that this online. the changes that have made to the brand, have been made to the brand, because have these because they used to have these shiny wrappers. it looked like little didn't it? but little treasure. didn't it? but now gone a bit bland . so now it's gone a bit bland. so let's look what's let's have a look what's happened. >> be reduced to this . i >> i would be reduced to this. i have just opened a tin of quality for probably the quality street for probably the 60th time in my life, and what i have found inside is this travesty, this is a travesty . i travesty, this is a travesty. i will never call it street purchase. this product ever again . and you can take that and again. and you can take that and put it where you like . put it where you like. >> oh, i mean, the indignation . >> oh, i mean, the indignation. >> oh, i m

attacks on the territory of ukraine, the head of the defense committee of the german bundestag, marie agnesstark zimmerman, again called on the german government to approve the supply of german cruise missiles to ukraine. according to her, the commitment given by germany to support ukraine as much as necessary. will become an empty sound if germany and its allies do not support kyiv much more strongly, this concerns the european coalition for the supply of f-16 fighter jets, which has much faster to gain momentum - said strack zimmerman. this is what the head of the committee of the german bundestag said, obviously for the germans, and they understand how it all can end for... europe, and for germany as well. boris pistorius has repeatedly repeated publicly that in the 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th years, a war between russia and europe, well, nato, in this case, is possible. in your opinion, what can deter putin from such a war, can't, can't his current attacks,... be demonstrations that he is ready to go absolutely to the limit where he is simply given by the teeth, all collectively, and as an o

so operating under that framework, it engaged in this illegal, cowardly assassination. uh, indeed, agnes callimard, the un special reporter on extra judicial killings, uh, labeled it appropriately, uh, illegal, a war crime, it violates international law, it violated uh iraqi sovereignty uh and uh was uh done uh you know to specifically uh uh an act of of uh uh murder uh against uh individuals riding in a civilian car uh who once again um were a diplomatic mission the the uh explanation of the the the trump administration, the the the neocons, the the warmongers of the american political establishment was that somehow general soleimani was uh uh providing or constituting some sort of uh immediate threat. this of course is prepostous, this is absurd, this is enane. um, this sort of bogus narrative, and i could use all sorts of other words to describe it, but i won't, but this only sells with ignorant american. and ignorant zionists and ignorant western europeans - follow mainstream media narratives and therefore uh can't think outside of of that uh those over to... windows if you will um a

influential public figures turned to scholz, now the head of the bundestag defense committee, marie agnes strak zimmerman, also stated that it is necessary to transfer the armed forces of ukraine, these long-range tauruses, which in particular could hit the same kerch a bridge, right? they can do it, what are your forecasts now, is this a request, a request already from the bundestag, will scholz listen to it, and what extreme massive missile attacks will convince scholz, or maybe so, that can convince scholz, well in fact, the problem here is not only in sholka, but in all our partners, because these mass attacks of the enemy on december 29, january 2... they showed that the enemy is massively using various means of impression, and this was precisely the basis for the statement of the president of ukraine, and for the statement of the minister of foreign affairs to our partners that it is necessary to urgently increase the supply of air defense systems to ukraine, missiles for them, as well as missiles with a range of 300 km plus there, kuleba wrote about this in particular, and this is

air attacks on the territory of ukraine, the head of the german bundestag defense committee, marie agnesstark zimmerman, again called on the fern government to approve the supply of german cruise missiles to ukraine, according to her, a commitment given by germany. supporting ukraine as much as necessary will become an empty sound if germany and its allies do not support kyiv much more strongly, this concerns the european coalition for the supply of f-16 fighter jets, which should gain momentum much faster - she said strack zimmerman, this is what the head of the committee of the german bundestag said, obviously for the germans, and they understand what it is all about. may end for europe, well, for germany as well. boris pistorius has repeatedly repeated publicly that in the 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th years, a war between russia and europe, well nato in this case, is possible. in your opinion, what can deter putin from such a war, or cannot, cannot his current... attacks be a demonstration that he is ready to go absolutely to the limit where he will simply be kicked in the teeth, all collec

kenya's agnes ngetich became the first woman to run 10km in under 29 minutes, as she won the valenciaseconds. and in hamilton, new zealand have taken a 2—0 series lead in their t20 series against pakistan. they bowled out the visitors to win by 21 runs. adam milne with four wickets for the black caps. elswhere, india beat afghanistan by six wickets; whilst sri lanka saw off zimbabwe by three wickets. let's head to alexendra palace now, where we're well under way in the final of snooker�*s masters. ronnie 0'sullivan, looking for an eighth title, is taking on ali carter, who's playing in his second masters final. 0'sullivan hoping to become the oldest winner in this competition. these are the live pictures now of the evening's session. it is very much under way, but it's carter leading 5—3 in the best of 19 frame final. earlier, in the first session, 0'sullivan, who is chasing that record—extending eighth title, and carter both made century breaks as they shared the first four frames. carter then enjoyed a sublime run of i22, and won two of the next three frames to establish an advantag

we were trying to tell a story about a woman named agnes who was house and the legal complex in the jailurdering her enslavers.th and so i began to sort of think about these women. i was finishing up my first book but i was always thinking about these other women in virginia more broadly. and i became interested in what is all this mean you think about an enslaved woman against her enslavers are you automatically assume she is going toe' die, she's going to be executed. what i found is that was not always the case. many of them were granted clemency. what's interesting did not mean you are free from slavery, free from your and slavery. clemency meant you were sold to the deep south at best. and so if that is the case, what is clemency? and also what is justice under this legal system? i began to probe deeper into the origins of justice in our american legal system. so flash forward december 2019 my students are preparing for their final exams i have about a week in between exams and classes. i should go back and collect the rest of those cases. and so i collected all of the cases i could

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in which is agnes, and that is the defense is good to settle up for the project, puddled up the parts of his product. so therefore, i think what it does, states is that the must be the way in which and americans have got to take. but you know, they don't wanna put, got positive, but to take back the power into their own hands and cannot allow is increase in weight. and the only thing that one government is going be heading to the people that i'm not doing enough for the americans just in terms of what you know, americans themselves need. but, you know, for you to cation free have, and all of the things that it has, the better call of this type of, of an american people, a better life. at the same time, they have totally big ones and hundreds of millions of interest has been on the whole of genocide. so putting a government by the way, which was formerly speaking is what it's going to be think about was it being between us? and it was that, it, you went into what have, you know, what seemed a government that support a government that pays its, its own fish of parties. and in that, quot

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. >> but, of course, israel cannot be in a situation, yy can be agn missiles and terror being come from of course not from the west bank. but looking that at how can security be guaranteed in the future, because it wasn't guaranteed in what we had. it wasn't perfect either. and now you look into the future and the end of theaying when itd that all the arab countries within recognize israel, and they would also contribute to a situation where they can guarantee that there were no terror and the security of israel. is that something that the regional context and also supported by the u.s. and the eu that you will this? is that the way to move forward? >> so the regional context is an axis for development and progress. it's an access for a better horizo■bn for all and clearly ti option as part of the whole normalization process is a key to the building to exit from th. it's still delicate. it's fragile. we'll will take a long time, but i think it is actually an opportunity to move forward in r future. i view that as a very important development. i encourage all parties who are discussing t

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they read it over agn. it. they were in a convalescence in hospital after being wounded. meant to them. she received. she later calculated 1500 letters and. she always replied, and often sent them a signed photogra oher work. let's come on now. reading once you that many wartime troops on detachment from home prisoners of war read most much also much less nella last pictured here was a housewe in barrow in furness in cumbria, which was a major shipyard. so a major target bombing. she was an avid reader, self-educated, but she read virtually during the warwell, wa because she was one of the early people to sign up to mass was a program where people were invited to keep a diary during the war, which they would basis mass observation headquarters. well, now it took this very seriously. she she wrote about a thousand words a.+ords in all during the war. so she's one of the people from her social background we know mostthe war. we therefore that in addition to keeping the household going, bringing in food, looking after achickens, she also in a restaurant in the centerbarrow o

and we were trying to figure out how to tell a story about a woman named agnes, who was housed in the brownsville legal complex in the jail for murdering her enslaver. so i began to sort of think about these women. i was finishing up my first book, but i was kind of still always thinking about these other women in virginia more broadly. and i became i became interested in sort of what does all of this mean? you know, when you think about an enslaved woman who commits a violent crime against her in slavery, you automatically assume that she's going to die, right? she's going to be executed. and what i found is actually that wasn't always the case that many of them were granted clemency. but what's interesting is that clemency didn't mean that you were free, you know, to free from slavery. right. free from your enslaver. clemency meant that you were sold to the deep south at best. right. and so if that's the case, what is clemency and also what is justice, right. under this legal system? right. and i began to sort of probe deeper into the origins of justice in our american legal system.

and we're trying to figure out how to tell a story about a named agnes who was housed in the burnsville legal complex in the jail for murdering her insulator. so i began to soar to think about these women. as finishing up my first book but i was kind of still always thinking about these other women in virginia and more broadly, and i became interested in sort of what does all this mean? would you think about and a slave woman who commits a violent crime against her in slavery, you automatically assume that she's going to die, right? she is to be executed. whatat i found was that wasn't always the case, , that many of them were granteded clemency. what's interesting is that clemency didn't mean that you are free, you know, free from slavery, right, free from your enslavers. clemency meant you were sold to the deep south at best, right? so if that's the case, what is clemency and alsoeg what is justice, right, under this legal system, right? i begin to sort probe deeper into the origins of justice in american legal system. so flash forward december of 2019, my students are preparing for t

restore the courthouse there, and we were trying to figure out how toig tell a story about a woman named agnesho was house ed in the princeville jail -- brentsville jail for murdering her enslaver. so i began to sort of think about these women. i was finishing up my first book, but i was still always thinking about these other women in virginia more broadly, and i became interested in sort of what does all of this mean, you know? when you think about an enslaved woman who commitments a violent crime against her enslaver, you automatically assume that she's going to die, right? he's's going to be -- she's goig to beal executed. what i found was that wasn't always the case, that many of them were granted clemency. but what's interesting is that clemency didn't mean that you were free, you know, to -- free from slavery. clemency meant that you were sold to the deep south is at best, right? and so if that's the case, what is clemency and also what is justice, right, under this legal system, right? and i began to sort of probe deeper into the origins of justice in our more than legal system. in our

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this this bridge was six feet underwater during hurricane agnes, which severely damaged the and in fact, it was not until the nineties that it was really fully restored. so what i want to do is as at how these this place and other bits of conventional about manassas about bull run are what they help understand about this war and how it changed. so let's start with disaster. let's start civilians, which is perhaps other than it is the most famous aspect of the battle. and i think actually for many people who don't live in the south it is the most famous aspect of the battle now few nations more confidently heralded war than the union of july 1861. i think the were perhaps louder but maybe a little bit less confident largely a condition due to the fact that they had no experience to justify their hopes yet, but certainly the federal union on july and july of 1861 heralded the war not because they welcomed it. but once it was on the way, they with enthusiasm. in the wake of fort sumter, more men to the flag than the federal government could handle. they were sending men away and the belief

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agn,here are about. 5000 i've even seen numbers up to 10,000. but i think it's to f00 of these dead letter office photos at the dead letter office. through these efforts to try to return them hea the third assistant postmaster alexander lee, he orders them layed at the dead letter office museum. so the dead letter office museum is a sort of it's connected to the dead letter and some of the oddest or most interesting loops it's got a mind of its own to go too far. yes. okay i'm not even touching it. so. the the postmaster will sort of come up with this idea to there's thousands of these images there. and and he wants somehow to get more eyes these images so that you, again, sort of a publicity campaign with these with these images to try to get more people to look at them, see them, identify them and return them home to their intended recipient. so he will order them posted on these boards to the letter office museum, the dead law office museum, again, is a it's an offshoot of the dead letter office. and a lot the oddest or most interesting that

and no they're oh, goodness, we got to cross that bridge agn. i got 60 horses and 45 cows and six sheep and know this is adding up and. the wives are getting upset. you men are always running off playing army, taking everything away. the farm. why are you doing this? and you're costing us my butter and egg money crossing that infernal bridge. and so they're. well, we need an alternative. don't know what 're going to do, but they srt thinking about how not to cross the river. in the meantime, this is t only the way a known photograph taken of the wrightsville bridge before the civil war on the right side. see there, that's a tow car for the canal boats because of pennsylvania's geography. the canal came down from harrisburg in lancaster county, on the east side of the river, and wrightsville had to switch to the west side of the river go down throu york county, 45 miles to have it a grace, maryland. and the only way to connect the two canals is to use the bridge. and so you dammed up the river and you had a long long leather straps and the canal

and said this incident should have never happened and it cannot happen agn.ing an investigation to determine if boeing failed to ensure completed products, in othe words planes, conformed to the safety compliance standards. >> and what is boeing saying? ing is promising full transparency and full compliance with the ntsbnd faa investigations. we've been asking them for comment this morning specifically about the faa saying that they will step up their oversight and inspections and audit process of boeing. is this all not just after this most recent accident, but the two fatal crashes with the max 8 five years ago, 346 people died in those crashes. >> and you've been all over this. great reporting. thank you. and thank you all for joining us. that does it for us this week. i'll see you back here monday same time same place. and you can now catch our show online around the clock on youtube and other platforms. so be sure to tune in. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. have a wufl weekend. ♪then you take me by the hand♪ ♪i feel better again♪ ♪oh i feel bett

change in party nonation, we see that wi the decline of the new deal democratic party, caer comes in, agn he makes his outsider vision a verypopular way to run for president, a very successful way to run for president. moving away from bigger government towards the idea that government should be efficient, this really complicated inheritance for how strong the presidency should be. on the one hand we were craving for a stronger symbol for the president to avoid a rabid moment to be attentive with how it looks like they are ic negotiating in congress and be attentive with how they are negotiating or relating to international actors, at the same time the watergate maggots also happened. they are also contending with an environment that there is suspicion of the government being corrupt and dishonest. as in this goldilocks and the three bears expectation for president, with nixon up to that point he was too strong and carter was too weak, presidents now have to think about how they are going to present it just right. that is really constraining. carter was an important turning point in how w

it strikes me that there's also this fog of pandemics that you and i have run into again and agn in thenning. yeah, we're you know, there's active disinformation campaigns happening in this case, china in the beginning wasn't forthcoming about what was happening. they weren't at all transparent about the knowledge that there was human to human transmission. for example, and some of that i put down to not knowing for sure. i mean, when i described the fog of pandemics, like the fog of war, sometimes you just don't know what's going on. i mean, i'm not sure that they were lying about the amount of human transmission or they just missed just miscount related. i mean, because in the early cases, there weren't apparent connections between the cases personally and and it was it was a while before they realized, hey, these cases are getting the doctors sick. so that was sort of the first evidence of human to human transmission in the. yeah, they thought it was like they thought it was like saas, you know, where there's limited human to human transmission but not very much because they were see

it's not evet agn about trump. i it didn't start in 2016, right?0 it16 started in 1776. right. and so donald trump will be the right person to take this forward for the next 40 years. but we need to start laying down the foundatioe thn for this to live another 250 years. all right. and then some. and i do thinkit i that is the right next step for us to take, which is why i proudly ladorsed donaly oudly d trump lt night. >> well, you ran a very healthyt and hearty campaign. we have a lot of respect forve you there. we're always very impressed. ctthe way you articulatedno your policy prescriptions. >> and now you have a low you ht more time to play tennis with your shirt off. so enjoy your shirt on in the winter. all right. thanks. well, the president of the united states and we're not pres. d his up just call it a snow day. >> the first to document covid's origin, exposing human trafficking on the border and central from its source for daring to tell the truth. we've been censored, monetized and attacked. we've been jailed in china. in hong kong. you've been tortured at atlanta.

feels like temperature des moines and by tomorrow night we are talking to tempertemperatures that feel agnbe minus 20's. i know it sounds awful. maybe it's a little bit better but it would have been worse had it been today you get the idea it's still going to be cold and dangerous. for those going out to caucus give yourself extra time pack extra blankets in the cards you just in case anything were to happen an accident or anything in your car but also amount to make sure your car starts on time there will be batteries of mine own to start in the morning as well. >> looking forward to negative 27 thank you for the ray of hope. rick reichmuth reported for the "fox weather" center time for the syndicate fox news chief political analyst brit hume one william senior political analyst former bush white house adviser advisorkarl rove and fox news congressional correspondent aishah hasnie. you all made it to the frozen tundra to be here. but tomorrow is about enthusiasm organization turnout. both nikki and ron's we talk to them this morning they do beard on where they have to finish but what are