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also french, but the truth is, he did not discover the chinese root in himself, alexey, for now, yes, rabinause arminate is a faucet in french, yes, well, this one is like a plumber, but it’s very interesting how - how did the chinese media react when they just said who would lead? how it ended, the same ones started calling with comments, on an exhale, you know, this is what we wanted to hear, because for asia, not only for china, it is very important that there is a reasonable idea about the use of nuclear weapons, that’s what what the president said, that there are clear ideas about when, as pay attention, he all the time specifically steered away... from aggression, for asia, this is an extremely important point, this is the first thing i i noticed the second point, there was an interesting topic at the forum, it was raised in different ways, and it was also raised by poladimir zakharov, quite interesting, it was picked up by many asians and africans, this is the topic of multipolarity, but in a slightly different form, as we talked about it, she raised the topic, there i said it a litt

lionuzova, but that’s how it is, yes, there was some kind of house there, yes, sabgir was here, yes, rabinitsky, yes, because let’s say two things about this person words, who he was, well, it turns out he was a teacher, he drew a little, composed a little, but to be honest, it’s impossible to say that he and he himself didn’t consider himself talented at all, and by the way, i realized now that i don’t know, well, here it is again. because of some, because dad didn’t really like these biographical conversations, not only his other people too, i don’t know who he was originally, but i actually remember this for sure, that he was like -he also didn’t fit in with the soviet regime, he didn’t have a job at all because of this, in general he was somehow in great poverty, but at the same time his spirit was always very alive, very much nourished by culture, everyone went there to see evgeniy leonidovich, so that he could have a social circle. yes, he’s like a mentor, there’s some kind of pedagogical talent, you see, my dad told me, that’s what you’re like as a child, he speaks brilliantly, then

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he served as an israeli negotiator under prime ministers rabin and ehud barak during the israel/palestine's great to talk with you daniel. i'm completely confused. i have read i can't tell you how many stories and been in and out of a worm hole trying to figure out who has agreed to this deal. do you know? >> you are in good company, joy. this is difficult to pick one's way through, but the easiest way to get into it is to understand that we have been stuck for months around one knot, which is are we going to have a brief pause followed by further war, destruction, death? or is this the on-ramp to a permanent cessation? what president biden seemed to be doing in that may 31 speech was to lean into the idea finally that this is a permanent secession. but what happens subsequent to that is the israeli prime minister made clear that the war would continue. he said that in initial tweets. he said that to his parliament, to his war cabinet, and in fact the guy who has not been great in general, but has supported a deal, gantz, who was the minister in the war cabinet, he quit the war cabinet. p

it's sad to think of now, but it was in 1993 when yasser arafat and yitzhak rabin shook hands on the white house lawn and it seemed like that moment might be bringing in a new era of peace. and, of course, it wasn't to be. so that's a bittersweet memory. i sometimes of this another bittersweet memory. just the other day, a man named christopher edley, who i first worked with in the dukakis campaign, and then he's a law dean and civil rights expert. he just passed away this week and we worked together on a program to pretty much save affirmative action. it was called men don't end affirmative action. and the day that the president clinton gave the speech announcing that series of policies, which ended up preserving, i think, opportunity, education for helping preserve for about 20 years, was a proud day in the white house as well. these are wonderful memories. have to ask you, though. they're asking that you wait a little bit. we're going let give george a minute to get out and get to his car. he's got an early morning flight to chicago tomorrow, so he's got to get out of the room. an

and that's exactly what was going on the other night i saw joe biden rabin for words and phrases and even numbers that he was loaded up with. the next day, he gets to north carolina. he freewheeling and he captivated the audience and that's what we should do you know, the book prep debate preparation can be tough but you've got to really do a good job. preparing the candidate. not just with information but with style with the flexion and the kinds of things that we did not see it in joe biden the other night and saw it four years ago? >> i believe on friday, north carolina, he had a teleprompter, but i want to ask about something that you mentioned late last week, which is that you intended to have a conversation with the president. did you talk to him? and if so, was there any discussion at all about him stepping aside? >> i have not talked to the president since friday and if he asked my opinion, i would give it as are always do, and that is very clearly he should stay in this race. you should demonstrate it going forward. here's capacity to lead the country and i think the america

and that's exactly what was going on the other night i saw joe biden rabin for words and phrases, and even numbers that he was loaded up with. the next day, he gets to north carolina. he's freewheeling and he captivated the audience and that's what we should do the boat prep debate preparation can be tough but you've got to really do a good job. preparing that candidate. not just with information but with style, with the flexion and the kinds of things that we did not see in joe biden. the other night and saw it four years ago? >> i believe on friday, north carolina, he had a teleprompter, but i want to ask about something that you mentioned late last week, which is that you intended to have a conversation with the president. did you talk to him? and if so, was there any discussion at all about him stepping aside? >> i have not talked to the president, sent friday and if he asked my opinion, i will give it as a always do, and that is very clearly he should stay in this race. you should demonstrate it going forward. his capacity to lead the country and i think the american people are d