and they figure who will change the citizenry. we want to reengineer the citizenry.idelity anyway. they support for gen x100 and ago. 75 million people that are formed in the united states. we canno have statuses they are. that's an enormous challenge with assimilation and integration. we don't do that anymore. the basis of pei go back to that melting pot very rapidly. specifically we come back and victor davis payne isn't that why we see what we see happening in our schools and three for right now? pete lack of assimilation? even of people born in america. that is assimilated into our history our defense, work, and our culture. isn't that due in part to student visas, people we imported into the country, and you're giving to individuals who hate the country. is this all sort of part of the same thing? when we come bac night. i am jon scott and now back to "life, liberty & levin." >> welcome back america. lucy was going on in our streets in our colleges and universities, really supporting terrorist organizations, marxist organizations, isn't this all part of the same

and they figure who will change the citizenry. we want to reengineer the citizenry.idelity anyway. they support for gen x100 and ago. 75 million people that are formed in the united states. we ca have statuses they are. that's an enormous challenge with assimilation and integration. we don't do that anymore. the basis of pei go back to that melting pot very rapidly. specifically we come back and victor davis payne isn't that why we see what we see happening in our schools and three for right now? pete lack of assimilation? even of people born in america. that is assimilated into our history our defense, work, and our culture. isn't that due in part to student visas, people we imported into the country, and you're giving to individuals who hate the country. is this all sort of part of the same thing? when we come back. marlo thomas: my father founded saint jude children's research hospital because he believed no child should die in the dawn of life. in 1984, a patient named stacy arrived, and it began her family's touching story that is still going on today. vicki: ch

and they figure who will change the citizenry. we want to reengineer the citizenry.ay. they support for gen x100 and ago. 75 million people that are formed in the united states. we canno have statuses they are. that's an enormous challenge with assimilation and integration. we don't do that anymore. the basis of pei go back to that melting pot very rapidly. specifically we come back and victor davis payne isn't that why we see what we see happening in our schools and three for right now? pete lack of assimilation? even of people born in america. that is assimilated into our history our defense, work, and our culture. isn't that due in part to student visas, people we imported into the country, and you're giving to individuals who hate the country. is this all sort of part of the same thing? when we come bac (vo) if you have graves' disease, your eye symptoms could mean something more. that gritty feeling can't be brushed away. even a little blurry vision can distort things. and something serious may be behind those itchy eyes. up to 50% of people with graves' could d

the soviet union was a completely real thing right up to the moment its citizenry no longer believed in it that it evaporated. that can happen to any country in the world. we got experience with that sense of tumultuous in the last couple years. tell you a story of six parts the first one i will describe as our creation, my argument is the rules we took and how we integrate united states ÃÃ very successfully. here's the states aligned with the country with the same gdp knowing the difference noting the population size even though it 36 times the population. here's the rest of the map. your completely restricted what you can do in this globalization and that basis we are the avatar for globalization we are the source code this is 2 million people when you add it all up. seven times are number which gives you a sense of how we good we are doing this. how powerfully don't like it is to subject the country to that kind of opportunities. not only will we create 29% of the world's gdp we create 29% of the world's pollution too. if you look at it like that we been enormously successful. tri

the soviet union was a completely real thing right up to the moment with the citizenry no longer believe that it ended it evaporated. that can happen to any country in the world. we have some experience with that in the last couple of years. i'm going to tell you a story in six parts, the first one i'm going to describe is our creation my argument is the rules we took and how we integrated into the united states and that's what we projected upon the world, very successfully. here's a map i love hw. to draw, here is the state aligned with the country in the same gdp noting the difference in population sites, india's gdp roughly the size of california even though it's 36 times the population, here is the rest of the map. you are looking at the freest trade in the world the freest movement of money, drugs, people around the planet, you are completely unrestricted and what you can do inside of this many globalization, which we are the avatar for globalization, we are the source code, this is 2 billion people when you out of all the, seven times or number, gives you a sense of how good we are

people have to be aware of the fact that it isn't inevitable, and active and engaged citizenry is essential>> and stephen, one of the ways i like to describe it is that it's not the most fragile thing in the world, but it's like a cactus, right? you can't give it no attention. it needs a little something, and we could do that. it is actually within the realm of possibility, what the last federal election, last presidential election, stephen was relatively close, former people didn't vote that voted for donald trump, either donald trump or joe biden. it's well within our realm to recapture democracy properly in america. >> sure, and the signs were doing it. young people have been voting that still not enough, but voting at a much higher rate in the last few elections. i think if we survive this difficult period, we will look back and we'll think younger generations, millennials and gen z, for saving a democracy that had been almost nothing for them. so, we owe them a lot. we owe them a lot for their political voice. what >> do you think? that you're around, both of you are, but you're on cam

this curse is it's, it's a feeling i think, the worst nightmare of many of the regular people, regular citizenry, good people, journalists, workers, other people around the world of what we think about the elite. all right, well that's what i do for me for now, but this stay with us. my colleague peter scott, will be in next in less than 30 minutes. with a look at the headlines. i think the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the you have been following this story before really happens to the man, women and children from cause it was sent to us on if it's fixed, emanation, kept the thanks to a newly released asset documentation. we will be able to locate and trace what happens to that possessions, to the goals that was taken and use some of its extermination cap the. this is the original o s s the previous asset to the c. i a, the documents sent on the 21st of october, 1946 o. s. s agent m. as in bigelow, whose task was to locate and trace the gold looted by the nazis in world war 2. identified exactly what happened to the goal that was taken in yugoslavia. actually in the independent state of croatia

course is it's, it's a feeling i think, the worst nightmare of many of the regular people, regular citizenry, good people, journalists, workers, other people around the world of what we think about the lease. that's all for now . to be sure to check out our websites all come for all of the latest breaking news on updates, and we'll see you, bye bye camp is on the the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, or the eu has been following the sad story of what really happens to the man women and children from cousin who was sent to us on if it's fixed, emanation, kept the thanks to a newly released asset documentation. we will be able to locate and trace what happens to the possessions to the goals that was taken and use some of its extermination cap the. this is the original. who is this? the pre defense that to the c i a, the documents sent on the 21st of october, 1946 o. s. s agent m. as in bigelow, whose task was to locate and trace the gold looted by the nazis in world war 2. identified exactly what happened to the goals that was taken in yugoslavia. actually in the independent state o

we are admired if the came down tomorrow, we'd have a lot citizenry. but don't want you to think along the lines of. let's let them all in. i'm not going to make the argument matthew iglesias made with 1 billion americans, let's increase fertility. i don't believe you can do that. i think it's a scary process when you try. and i don't think we want a billion people crammed into our country. but when i talk the relationship hemisphere quickly, i'd like to extend the us, i'd like to offer membership tracks to countries because when i look at a honduras or costa rica in, the future, i see nothing in this future says, you know what, guys, you're your own. this is going to work out. instead i see them reaching for that kind of connectivity. okay. we started as 13 colonies. we're at 50 member states, 574 sovereign, tribal, 14 territories, and a federal district. we have tiered citizenship, tiered membership, tiered everything. we have a history of doing this. if the europeans can do it, we can do it as well for the same reason europe went into eastern europe

and in effect, what they intend to do is corral to my mind three sections of the palestinian gazan uh citizenry, maybe up to 1.6, 1.8 million of them and raffa, which is currently being bombed, so there is no political will in washington or in tel aviv to end this war. in fact, while the americans are playing. big cup, bad cop with the zanis, you know, they want more targeted assassinations, unless a carpet bombing of the civilian population, and yet israel is deliberately provoking both iran and both uh heizballah resistance movement into uh further conflict. it's obvious that without the political will to end this, there is indeed a political will for this to continue. the israelies are saying they could be at. for another 12 months through the whole of 2024 with 80% of the residential buildings already destroyed with the hospitals, the schools, the sewage plants and the water treatment and desalination plants destroyed, there is practically nothing in gaza to sustain life outside of immediate humanit, humanitarian in it's being refused both by israel and by egypt who could open a rafa border

uh and in effect what they intend to do is coral the main free sections of the palestinian gazan uh citizenry uh maybe up to 1.6 1.8 million of them and rafa which is currently being bombed so there is no political will in washington or in tel aviv to end this war, in fact while the americans are playing good cup bad cup with the zaness you know they want more targeted assassinations and less carpet bombing of the civilian population and yet israel is deliberately provoking both iran and both uh the hizballah resistance movement into uh further uh conflict. it's obvious that without the political will to end this, there is indeed a political will for this to continue. the israelies are saying they could be at this for another 12 months through the whole of 2020. more with 80% of the residential buildings already destroyed, but the hospitals, the schools, the sewage plants and the water treatment and desalination plants destroyed, there is practically nothing in gaza to sustain life outside of immediate humanit, humanitarian in is being refused both by israel and by egypt who could open a rafa

there has been an almost immediate it response from the citizenry. namely, indigenous communities therapy protests that they've held, the national strike that took place. there's also been the support from the international community, namely the united states and the european union who were quick to announced to announce the sanctions against, quote unquote um, on democratic actors in the country. whether it be identifying corrupt government officials or corrupt, a wealthy elite within the country who want to protect their interest, and in doing so, our effort and to undermine the presidency of the better. now the one thing that i can tell you whether it be from being on the ground in guatemala during the elections, or just speaking with reporters and political analysts over the last few days, is that there is a lot of hope in guatemala right now, that they don't have to worry about little will work toward restoring democratic constitutionality and brooding out corruption in the country, which many in the country see as being the number one problem with the bottom. all right, let me pick

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and administration does have in its advantage is this very significant support from the guatemalan citizenry in mexico city for us them, i know about them though. thank you. of all kind of get robinson has fullest hundreds of people to evacuate and south west in iceland? yes. again rescue workers are assessing the exact location and the direction in which the nava is flooding. sonya jago has more a daybreak of iceland and red tennis pendency to west streams of molten rock. i'm size began to float into the fishing town of green dick. this is the 2nd time since november that the houses are standing empty. here it's people have to flee, offer a surge of seismic activity. iceland, civil protection agency has raises a lot system to its highest level signaling home to people, communities and the environment. it was only last november that the same area was evacuated of some full 1000 residents. huge cracks had a paid every with forcing the popular tourist destination of the blue lagoon spa result to shot down his rescue as what quickly to build barriers to protect the nearby g. a single power stat

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course is it's, it's a feeling, i think, the worst nightmare of many of the regular people, regular citizenry, good people, journalists, workers, other people around the world of what we think about the lead right next to your own art. see, we sit down with prominent nigerian economists and who they yusef to talk how and why ties between african, the most populous nation and rush are growing and weather and who just sees itself as a fit for breaks. and what the, the, this is the exclusive interview and my guest today is dr. more days is the founder and ceo of a center for the promotion of tribe bass. enterprise is also the immediate past, are to general legals to both of us and industries. and thank you very much for your time. talk to you soon. thanks for talking to us as a policy. thank you very much. my pleasure. now let's go straight into a doctor uses. could you provide an analysis of the current economic times between russia and nigeria, highlighting these specific sectors where collaboration has the most impactful potential areas for, for the development. what the church between that d

forward as the country's new president will be this year, support significant support from the guatemalan citizenry and support from the international community. namely, the united states and the european union who were quit, to announce the sanctions against what they have called, quote, on democratic actors that have sought to undermine the democratic process. in guatemala, there is a lot of hope in the country that this is the beginning of change. we're at the very least the start of a new foundation to bring about large scale change that will really do away with impunity in the country, which is seen by many as the biggest problem that the country has. all right to might have happened a life as they're in mexico, so do many. thank you. now, the state of iowa will formerly kick off the national contest to choose the republican presidential candidate on monday. photos will need to braves some 0 temperatures though, to decide who they want to be the next president, john henry reports from ios, capital des moines. it's a strange way to run an election. take a not particularly representative state,

at least progress they can show to the citizenry and israel to say, i'll see this is worth it. look at, look at what we've accomplished. we've now got captured and held these areas that that's just not happening. well, i don't send the form to say, unless thanks very much for your thoughts on the idea of funding those from us, some of think us. thank you. thank you, peter. moving on now us present. joe biden says that he's now made a decision on washington's response. to the deli drug strike that killed the american soldiers, but the american leader refused to show up any further details. oh yes. i do. oh oh. oh, drones will launched on sunday against 3 us spaces in syria, which damascus, consider as to the occupation forces and station that and legally the dirt. any of the common shut down washington's claim that one of the basis of sites is located inside jordan. and then the aftermath of the strike, but invalid service, all the aids for the deadly strikes quotes, but the time and money of that choosing. just thought the american latest belief that's around the bikes. the gro

i've been out of the table does have to, his advantage is a significant support from the guatemalan citizenry. mainly from indigenous groups who have been very quick to react to any one of these attacks against members of this party, against the peaceful transition of power against the democratic process. and also that support from the international community. namely, the united states and the european union have, who have been quick to announce sanctions against, quote unquote, on democratic actors who seek to undermine the democratic process in guatemala. so for now, paying a very close attention to what happens next. but the expectation is that in the coming hours, we should hear consensus from congress that all of the new members have been sworn in, which would then lead to the official swearing and of the country's new president, the above. okay, and mexico city for us monumental. thank you. the columbia and all sorts is a searching for 10 people after a deadly mud slide on friday, present, gustavo, petro said, 33 people were killed. and much side struck a busy road in mountainous area,

this curse is it's, it's a feeling i think, the worst nightmare of many of the regular people, regular citizenry, good people, journalists, workers, other people around the world of what we think about the lead is that they, they do take our children, they do take our women, they abuse them and, and push them around like cattle and use and abuse them and, and torture them. and these things are true. it is the truest and scary sites can only think of a history of, of model of the modern era. and, and sir ransom is among many victors who come forth. and i've tried to tell the story and, and try to get some accountability. i mean, jeffrey epstein is dead glory maxwell is in jail, but we don't know about the client was we don't know about the others who were involved in how damming are the revelations for the people mentioned in these files that are, these are really big names. will something come from these revelations you think that will bring down some of these, these big names? oh, i think could some, some of the big names i, i know that when i was looking to the story a couple of years ago that

course is it's, it's a feeling, i think, the worst nightmare of many of the regular people, regular citizenry, good people, journalists, workers, other people around the world of what we think about the lease of the going missing in the nation for almost a week. the us defense secretary lloyd austin has now resumed his official duties from hospital that's according to the white house national security council spokesperson duncan, she has already resumed all his authorities. he's already doing all the functions you would normally do. he's just doing it right now from the hospital use present. joe biden is looking forward to having him back at the pentagon as soon as possible . he was hospitalized on the journey. the 1st of the complications from an operation. according to the pentagon, the countries told me that you officer didn't tell any one which caused misunderstandings upon in the chain of command. us present bite in building tense, keep boston and his position according to the white house or the we spoke with a scott, ben, it's a for me, us on the officer who says that could be most of t

and administration does have in its advantage is this very significant support from the guatemalan citizenry in mexico city for us them, i know about the thank you of all kind of corruption has fullest hundreds of people to evacuate and south west in iceland yes again, rescue workers are assessing the exact location on the direction in which the nava is flooding. so now he has more daybreak over iceland and rec, tennis pen and see the west streams of molten rock. i'm size began to float into the fishing town of.

course is it's, it's a feeling i think, the worst nightmare of many of the regular people, regular citizenry, good people, journalists, workers, other people around the world of what we think about the elite. now germany is gearing up for another day of mass. raleigh's us farmers and other industry workers say a week long nationwide strike is a head on monday unger board over on the streets of big machines, were used to protest the government's blonde to slash agricultural subsidies. rows of tractors, block street in several cities, including berlin, where the main avenue leading to the brandon for a gates was paralyzed for hours. demonstrate her say, the government's proposed cuts will destroy the livelihood of many farmers. the strike has also spread to other cities including unit in preston. here's what some of the protesters told us. i'm here because the people are not content. i do not agree with the government's actions. it's impossible to understand this policy anymore. we give away billions to other countries while here in germany, things like to construction, healthcare education, n

citizenry or intelligence partners around the world believe in the objectivity of the intelligence that is being declassified. i think that that is key. i used to talk about the fact that as an analyst at the cia, that you rely on three kinds of privileged access to your job. the first is access to the time in thinking and the goals of our country's leaders. the second is this access to a range of classified and unclassified information to develop insight. andto the third is cia's reputation. because reputation is what gets you a chance to be heard. and all of those are granted trust. you are not granted power so you have to be careful about that. let's be honest, public trust in the intelligence community needs to bee strengthened. it is, the american public for some reason seems more comfortable getting accessre to the private information to corporate america than they do to the u.s. government. having alexa or series on in your house all the time, but yet unwilling to the u.s. government a lack of trust in what we might use. this is one of the reasons now that i can in retirement spe

administration of that amount of the audio has, is just the amount of support that he counts on from the citizenry. in guatemala, that of support, that is, administration is going to count on from the international community. namely, the united states and the european union, who were quick to point out to announce the sanctions against, quote unquote, on democratic actors who sought to undermine that democratic process in guatemala. so despite this being a massive challenge, guatemala, known as be one of the most corrupt countries in the western hemisphere, if not in the world, certainly a big challenge. but one where he does at the very least, count on the support of the people of guatemala. all right, the amount of wrapping of their life's and mexico city money. thank you. to echo now where police in the army have taken back control of the country's prisoners, often a 180 members of stuff that have been taken hostage by the inmates were released. authorities have been battling to take control of the country's jail since last week. but a dangerous drug note escape prison, and the president declar

the closest attention and respect by americans live here and who visit here and who are part of our citizenry. that's why i am glad that jackie is making the efforts she's making. indeed, president kennedy was extremely of his wife and her great accomplishment. it seemed how devoted and dedicated she was to it, how hard she had worked it. and he was so delighted with the tv tour itself that he would often have it rerun in the white house movie theater, showing it off to friends, family, and even visiting dignity crews. not surprisingly the broadcast was a ratings winner and a sensation really. within weeks, more than 80 million people had watched mrs. as she walked through the halls and rooms of the white house explaining its rich history. now in place. fan mail thanking and congrats. the first lady poured in from over the world. a favorite of mine from among letters she received many of from children read simply dear mrs. kennedy, i enjoyed your. it was exciting. my dad was going to watch maverick. now of course mrs. kennedy's tour went into much more detail than i've been able to share here

doing what joe biden is doing on this border other than to undermine the constitution, undermine the citizenrythis country and undermine what he calls democracy. this will be a long campaign. i'm just starting. joe biden doesn't stand for democracy, he wants to fundamentally transform america like his buddy barack obama. if you want to fundamentally transform america, you have to divide the limits in the constitution you have to issued executive order like lollipops on halloween which is exactly what he does. you have to change equality to equity. men are women, women or men see have to destroy women sports and control language and pronounce and do all these things and what she's doing. and more. a sectorial fiat out of the white house. no, joe, you don't support democracy. you even defied the supreme court to release what it comes to the student loans. they said joe you can't do that he said yes i can, watch me. the supreme court said you can't use the cdc or any medical agencies as a basis for shutting down and forcing landlord to freeze their rent rates, he said watch me and he does it anyw

the russian government isn't treating each russian soldier but like a precious member of the russian citizenrythey are leaving them on the battlefield and they -- bodies weapons coming from iran, drones from iran, weapons and munitions, to lead and get allies to support ukraine so ukraine can push the russians out of ukrainian territory. the best hand possible to end this conflict in terms that favor the west. stuart: american forces destroyed two who the anti-ship missiles in yemen yesterday. the military says those missiles pose a threat to ships in the area. can we beat that houthis? >> of course the united states can beat that houthis but the united states has to have a resolve to commit to destroying where these houthis are and to change us policy to take the fight against the iran regime by pressuring the iran regime to stop supporting proxy attacks but you can't fake resolve. i hear people say why isn't the united states doing more to demonstrate results? you have to have it first. 20 resolve it in your mind, develop an international coalition to protect global sea lanes, commerce can f

as you said, the deeper question of, are we gonna keep this republic, are we gonna have an informed citizenry who pushes back against a public authoritarian campaign that's running itself quite brazenly, or does that dissipate because you're too divided to brainwash to figure it out? with that in mind, we appreciate you. if you want to ended in one sentence, what's your final hope for the year? >> well, my hope is we can answer the question franklin asked. you have a republic if you can keep it. we have to fight to keep it. it's worth it to keep it. we need to see what it's like without a democracy. >> yes, sir. councillor john finery, thank you. coming up, a special summit interview with legendary journalist and our friend -- were back in just 60 seconds. right now, as promised, something special. our summit series interview with legendary journalist -- i went down to washington, i caught up with him inside his georgetown home in library. woodward, of course, known for pulitzer prize-winning work, breaking the what -- watergate scandal. since then, he's anchored more than 20. he's reported m

doing what joe biden is doing on this border other than to undermine the constitution, undermine the citizenryis country and undermine what he calls democracy. this will be a long campaign. i'm just starting. joe biden doesn't stand for democracy, he wants to fundamentally transform america like his buddy barack obama. if you want to fundamentally transform america, you have to divide the limits in the constitution you have to issued executive order like lollipops on halloween which is exactly what he does. you have to change equality to equity. men are women, women or men see have to destroy women sports and control language and pronounce and do all these things and what she's doing. and more. a sectorial fiat out of the white house. no, joe, you don't support democracy. you even defied the supreme court to release what it comes to the student loans. they said joe you can't do that he said yes i can, watch me. the supreme court said you can't use the cdc or any medical agencies as a basis for shutting down and forcing landlord to freeze their rent rates, he said watch me and he does it anyway

doing what joe biden is doing on this border other than to undermine the constitution, undermine the citizenryn this country and undermine what he calls democracy. this will be a long campaign. i'm just starting. joe biden doesn't stand for democracy, he wants to fundamentally transform america like his buddy barack obama. if you want to fundamentally transform america, you have to divide the limits in the constitution you have to issued executive order like lollipops on halloween which is exactly what he does. you have to change equality to equity. men are women, women or men see have to destroy women sports and control language and pronounce and do all these things and what she's doing. and more. a sectorial fiat out of the white house. no, joe, you don't support democracy. you even defied the supreme court to release what it comes to the student loans. they said joe you can't do that he said yes i can, watch me. the supreme court said you can't use the cdc or any medical agencies as a basis for shutting down and forcing landlord to freeze their rent rates, he said watch me and he does it an

pushing their progressive extreme adepends is that they want to insure that we have a second class citizenrye united states that is socially dependent upon government. that's what they are trying to create and maintain for the next generation. not trying to fix immigration. if they were they would fix it for the millions of undocumented mexicans who came looking for work and being ignored. doing it for these individuals because they want to create a new caste system and feels the need of social programs for a whole new generation. >> bill: my taxi driver from west africa was going off. at least you are paying attention. raymond lopez. thank you for coming on today. speak to you soon. dana. >> dana: iranian aggression putting pressure on the biden white house. will the attacks on american forces continue to go unanswered? f historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a viking longship, you'll spend less time getting there and more time being there. viking. explor

of the natural and just order of the middle east and not in fact positions on the aspirations of the citizenrypeople of these countries to determine their own affairs. we are seeing that quite starkly , most recently in yemen. one of the most war-devastated countries in the middle east. as a result of not only u.s. strikes against al qaeda targets , standing from something like over the past 15 years, but also a u.s.-that saudi and emirati in 2022 that brought not only famine but cholera to this country that has been engulfed in a foreign-backed, foreign-sponsored, foreign-accelerated civil war. nevertheless, even among people who don't accept the houthi movement as a legitimate rulers of yemen, saw massive demonstrations after united states and its western allies started bombing yemen in retaliation for the houthi attempt to relieve the siege of gaza. you really have full exposure, the rejection of u.s. claims to standing for peace and stability in the region. amy: spencer, your piece last week is headlined "israel is not promising to 'scale back' its war." if you could explain this and what

from a reaction to the current political climate rather than a sudden clambering to join the red cap citizenry of maga. they're different voters and they're going for trump this time. >> yeah. i agree with everything michael said in that piece expect rat rather than calling it a surge, i'd call it a shuffle. their preferred candidate isn't going to be it or the writing on the wall indicates that donald trump is likely the best bet for them. i look at this in the context of marco rubio endorsing donald trump yesterday. rubio was basically the mayor of where i am now in the 2016 cycle. he was the darling of the college educated class of republican voters. he couldn't get it done. i think these things are interrelated events. the idea that college educated republican voters are looking around saying maybe i didn't love donald trump but he seems like he's going to be the guy. i think the leading edge of this was in the donor class who started out looking for an alternative to trump and sort of placing bets on some of these other candidates and started pulling their money back. if they're not givin

. >> the so-called little people, i personally and proudly claim membership in the citizenry. come along with us, join us. let us make suggestions together. let's insist on being heard. actions are bound to follow. truth shall conquer if we give it half a chance. >> two weeks after the takeover of czechoslovakia, he is dead. he allegedly, a suicide. he also thought he could do business with the communist, and dies soon afterward. to divert attention from his next move, stalin orders violence. and columbia -- colombia's most popular political leader is murdered. within 24 hours, 20,000 are dead, 136 buildings, destroyed. the result of communist-incited riots. unexpectedly, stalin blocks allied access routes to berlin. a flood of refugees flooding from communism embarrasses him. he puts aside, conveniently, his solemn promise during world war ii. this time, the united states stands firm. thousands of tons of food and supplies are flown into berlin every day. stalin is made aware that interference means war. he backs down. the roads are reopened. mao tse tung arrives in moscow to

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i believe there's much more to citizenry than who you support for president. is not important. i think being a good man and member of your community and giving back to where you live. and to meet sports as part of that. it's like you are a member of dallas because you love the cowboys i don't put these two things on equal playing field, politics and sports events at pe one or the other what it takes for peter to rob paul i don't think of the same. pete: i think we've gotten to the point that sunday has become more about football than going to church and then watching football for that's where you're cultural you start have a related problem. violent agreement here. [laughter] adamant. will: this is going to take a turn. rachel: 's a very interesting discussion f when he abruptly gt a little bit more check out the kitchen table this week. pete: that's what triggered this whole conversation. let's go to new hampshire this point of disagreement right now because it is the saturday before the tuesday big showdown in new hampshire. big news off the top, we talked a

home to the the the regular public, the regular citizenry. matthew brady, of course, famously takes some photographs and displays them outside of his studio in new york, and they have dead soldiers, dead images of dead soldiers. this is the first time that america is actually going to see how it's not glamorous. war is not glamorous. it is you know, these soldiers are dying alone. they are unnamed. they are their bodies on field. and it's sort of breaks this patriotic idea, this, you know, sentimental. you know, let's go fight the war or fight the war for the union. yes, of course. that is still obviously a huge theme throughout the war. but photography will bring some of the reality of war home for the first time ever to the american public. yes. i just loved your presentation of new information was all kind of unknown to at least me and many of the people here. great. but my question to you is about one specific photo that you had there of in logansport, indiana you had something in the bottom. you may not have paid attention to this, but i

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we're going to be elected and they will look at the long term views like the citizenry is.o i am all favor of an all out push to get this freedom to vote in the polling place, add it to the freedom of the marketplace because that's a potent combination. what voting the polling place is a very different kind of than voting in the marketplace. when you vote in the polling place, it is important, but it's a very different thing. when you vote, you vote for a package and if in the minority you lose, you don't get what you want when you vote in the marketplace, everybody gets what he vote. if if you vote for a i vote for a green tie i get a green tie. you vote for a blue tie. you're going to blue tie. if we do that in the polling booth, if 60% of us vote for a green tie, you have to wear a green car. but the 40% don't just shut up. they can try to influence the decision controlling their audience. it's a very different fish and mechanism for matching matching results to individual tastes and the kind of car i buy i still get dirty air. there are good people running, this society

it speaks to the citizenry and the objection by just normal people who want to hear change. of this moot until it is wrapped up. now it sounds like at a later date. >> interesting in some of the other cases we heard the same thing, i can't believe i'm the one bringing this forward, i'm not even political. steve patterson, thank you. >>> up next, another strike by the u.s. against houthi rebels in yemen. we have more on that after the break. but, first, we're continuing to follow the breaking news here in new york, donald trump attending the start of the e. jean carroll trial. we'll bring you new updates in the next hour. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc to help p. honestly? i couldn't afford to get sick. i want to be there for this one. i can't if i'm sick. pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease. you may be at risk if you're 19 to 64 with certain chronic conditions. or if you're 65 or older. don't pause a moment longer. ask your doctor or pharmacist about getting vacci

rachel also continues to employee strategy of trying to evoke terror amongst the citizenry, conductingle and drone attacks far from the front line fighting. on cities, including the capital city of kyiv. now, in addition to death and the structure, and these attacks are also depleting ukraine's already diminishing stockpiles of defensive weaponry. it remains to be seen to what level that weaponry will be replenished with foreign aid. european weapons stockpiles are themselves starting to diminish, as is europe's appetite for a prolonged war, and tensions have started to bubble to the surface. notably, around trade, for example, polish truckers only this week lifted a major two months-long blockade on checkpoints on the border with ukraine. preventing trucks filled with goods and aid from traveling into and out of ukraine, snarling trait straining relationships between those two nations. the polish protesters contend due to rules implemented following russia's invasion, ukrainian drivers are not subject to eu rules on working hours and wages, and that is hurting business on the polish s