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this is before the wall came down, but before we went the capital was still bonn one night in bonn at the press club i two people came up to me that were diplomats in the west german government and said, we not have survived. if hoover had not fed us in the 1920s and they were diplomat. so his criteria and his ability to put together a relief drive when we call him master of the emergent emergencies, he's also the master of logistics. he's a great desk man, a great organization man. he believes in the system and in the organization, which is the opposite of franklin roosevelt. and in the book, too, i'm kind of franklin roosevelt. i'm kind of both as a man. i admire both of them. but never trusted the organization. and and he always relied on people he knew, regardless of of his position, that does make his administration sometimes a little on chaotic side more like lincoln his cabinet of rivals because roosevelt's cabinet rivals with each other but you he didn't trust cordell hall as much as he trusted sumner or he trusted ambassadors overseas so he would bypass people that were in pa

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oh dw joshua baber, give us an update from the snowy town of bonn, germany on the road suite. see these eyes and slippery streets, causing a lot of accidents on the railways. we had a lot of delays in particular in between of powers and uh frank foot and stuff got disconnect and was interrupted and uh, talking about frankfurt. of course, the airports a software lot because a lot of flights have been canceled, for example, in munich. and the biggest german airport in frankfort has no outgoing flights anymore. and it's likely that there will be also no incoming flights anymore in the afternoon. as spokes person of the frankfurt airport said, and this situation will go on until tomorrow, they predict that they said so there will be a lot of waiting time for passengers traveling to germany or from germany. we expect more heavy snowfall during today tonight and tomorrow morning. but the good news is starting from tomorrow afternoon, the situation that will be better, as it is winter of next day documentary on the controversial subject of cannabis legalization. i'll be back at the t

he joins us for bonn. welcome davis. so how did 8 was in your report? so let us make contact with the traffic to people or they usually have a very narrow window from when these traffic victims exit the compound and are usually told that they have fulfilled their contract. but actually, they're usually being sold off to either other compounds within the vicinity, or also those in northern myanmar. and what they usually need to do is they have to cross into uh, into thailand because the infrastructure is better for cheaper the cars for the vehicles and whatnot. and so this is kind of the moment where the traffic victims uh, reach out to judah and michelle, or other aid workers that are, that are doing these kinds of operations and say, hey, look, we were just told that they're gonna release us. that this is what's gonna happen when we get into thailand and whatnot. and oftentimes they also might even know that they're being sold off. and so this is the moment we're actually, the traffic victims are making contact with you and michelle and other aid worke

ron desantis, not a bonne terre, not a supporter, gave us a victory that might history lesson.sident trump thanked everyone and called everyone of flattering names and talked about unifying the party. if she loses badly tonight, will be curious to see if she continues to attack president trump and the poignant way that she has in these past few days. if the win for less big, mcnabb and s as he is back in iowa, and if this -- very interested to hear how he talks about her and how she talks about him. on election day, anything can happen, jesse. we will see what this turnout is. my eyes will be glued to fox as the evening goes on in. >> jesse: greg, new hampshire mrs. you, apparently era here in 2016, so everybody wants to say hello. do you miss new hampshire? >> greg: i put the man in manchester. you should test out the new hampshire model. "live free or die. would be a great segment. >> jesse: we will call the cameras. thank you, greg. >> greg: whenever i'm watching the campaign i have to remind myself that it is like a design problem. it is not a people problem. politics and t

governor, you've bonn on the campaign trail and know how tough it is.der is it now for the biden campaign because we're seeing more and more pro palestinian protesters disrupt and heckle them giving speaks and vice president kamala harris in san jose. demonstrators fought with police. what do you make of this? he protested at nancy pelosi's speeches too. >> yeah, it breaks my heart to see the left going after the left. what a sad day it is for america. the ironny of all this is that she was there to promote abortion and count it in terms like healthcare for women. there's nothing healthy about abortion to the women and certainly not the baby. she's out there pushing abortion and instead she's getting heckled because she's not demanding that we support hamas. and the palestinian cause that murdered 1200 innocent jews that were civilians and this is absurd. we can end all this and have a ceasefire and have one right now. all you got to do is release all the hostages including american citizens and give up all the hamas leaders and they need to give up all

i think the other side of the coin for what you are talking about with bonn applies to desantis.ied to mike pence. it applies to nikki haley, chris christie, all of these folks. yes, you get elevated in a trump world. the trump administration, if you back him. one loyalty goes both ways. you might get a big job. it doesn't help you get to your next thing. that big job might need you to need a lawyer the end of this. how many people do we know that we've covered during the trump years on the trump administration, we're not spending a lot of the time in the courtroom? this is something that republicans privately say to me all of the time. they operate based on fear. they operate based on fundraising needs. that's why they queue so closely to him. that's of explanation i've heard for a lot of these recent endorsements. they're thinking about their political future. certainly, that was an explanation for ron desantis's drop and endorse move. save some face in florida. save some face for 2028 as well. that's a calculation nikki haley has to make too. look, in theory, serving an admini

brian: if i don't cut down a tree i could sell you a car bonn credit. i haven't cut down a tree. i would like money for that. maybe you pay me for a carbon offset, charles. what do you say? charles: a hell of a scam, that is what i say, a hell of a scam but nobody is buying it. brian: you bet. charles: the market is under pressure putting a strong face. we should be down a lot more than this. something has changed in the last 24 hours. professional investor optimism may be over these rate cuts and a soft landing. we know it has been off the charts. that is a big red flag. bond yields are moving higher, stocks moving lower a lot to consider. we have some of best in the business, bianco, booth, waltzer all here on the show today. mean while is the american consumer strong or stupid? can we trust the economic data that drives these markets? why china's plunging population should spark a baby boom here in the united states. why aren't we building gleaming new cities instead of tiny houses? i will ask amy nixon. we have a special guest, morgan ortegas returning from the middle east. s

i think the other side of the coin for what you are talking about with bonn applies to desantis. it applied to mike pence. it applies to nikki haley, chris christie, all of these folks. yes, you get elevated in a trump world. the trump administration, if you back him. one loyalty goes both ways. you might get a big job. it doesn't help you get to your next thing. that big jog might need you to need a lawyer the end of this. how many people do we know that we've covered during the trump years on the trump administration, we're not spending a lot of the time in the courtroom? this is something that republicans privately say to me all of the time. they operate based on fear. they operate based on fundraising needs. that's why they click so closely to him. that's of explanation i've heard for a lot of these recent endorsements. they're thinking about their political future. certainly, that was an explanation for ron desantis's drop and move. save some face in florida. save some face for 2028 as well. that's a calculation nikki haley has to make to. look, in theory, serving an adminis

say, oh, we're not war, you know, we're just bombing you once and again, and we're probably going to bonn, you again, but we're not what? so i think it's a bit silly, but i tried to do it with the logic behind it. the logic behind is, is very important. the united states guide is a big stick, but speak softly. it's a very big step and it keeps waving, it keeps hitting with it. right. because it has a huge armada, huge air force. and it's like, uh, it's like a hammer. you ever think it sees it? cuz it does it. the nail, right. on the other hand, the house fees have a very, very, very small stick. right. but they speak aggressively with a high door and in fact, like literally and figuratively, do you have any spokesman always speaks loud and metaphorically meaning they are very, you know, aggressive and brave and their tone of voice towards the markets that he had at the is that the hoses are very weak. yeah, man is very for america is very strong and very rich and the end of this cycle violence and that i'd say, would not have the freedom of navigation that i'd say it wouldn't lead to more

bonne telegraph this morning. bonne chance, clarkson chance, bonne chance. his solidarity to the french farmers. lending his solidarity to the fre|he's3rmers. lending his solidarity to the fre|he's he'srs. lending his solidarity to the fre|he's he's put out a tweet in >> he's he's put out a tweet in french saying, you know, it's not kind thing you'd hear not the kind of thing you'd hear from englishman. usually from an englishman. usually but we support french we fully support the french farmers what? farmers and you know what? jeremy clarkson right? uh, jeremy clarkson is right? uh, the farmers are furious the french farmers are furious about whole range things. about a whole range of things. people seen european people may have seen european farmers all over the place, actually rising up. you know, i was in berlin a few ago was in berlin a few weeks ago meeting with german farmers. there's been huge protests in holland, in ireland . so while holland, in ireland. so while each of these countries have their various grievances, their own various grievances, t

you do anything to deal with the underlying cause which scientists agree requires cutting consider bonnmissions? >> so on day one as president, we take biden's green new deal, tear it up and throw it in the trash can. it is bad for the country. we have to have reliable energy. here's the thing. you know, they talk about, joe biden has said that global warming is worse than a nuclear war and i'm just thinking to myself, well gee, john kerry hasn't given up his private jet. obama hasn't given up his martha's vineyard seaside mansion. i haven't seen biden do anything to hold china accountable. so they talk out of one side of their mouth and behave another way. and that's wrong but i also think the policies would devastate communities, particularly here in iowa. i mean for example, he wants to mandate electric vehicles. that's going to be more costly. i think the car companies would go bankrupt. but it will hurt liquid fuels which is very, very important. you will end up having rolling blackouts if they kneecap reliable energy production in this country. florida has had a myself decline in

police bonn ma moochie: 15 seconds. ms. underwood: a motion to recot the bill.to medicaid, snap, and w.i.c. i ask unanimous consent to inse■ iof this amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. ms. underwood: i ask unanimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. oregon reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: again, madam speaker, could i inquire as to the amount ? the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from north carolina has six minutes. the gentlewoman from oregon has 9 1/4 minutes.ms you, madam speaker. i yield myself 1 1/2 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. this bill is about supporting pregnant students. there are many resources for pregnant students both on and off campus. is connect students to these important resources. many nonprofit organizations, not just government programs. in particular i have heard of inspiring and innovative partnerships between colleges and nonprofit organizations to support student mothers.