in 2 years , kahn trained more than 400 soviet specialists.factories in stalingrad, chelyabinsk, kharkov, automotive in moscow and nizhny novgorod, foundries and aluminum in the urals. people from all over germany, it is clear that this was very, very expensive, but this was not an isolated case: for ten years, hitler has been paid for party congresses, party conferences, and all events in general, and the publication of national socialist newspapers has been paid for. premiere on rtr. you shouldn’t trust artyom so unconditionally. now i'm worried about you. no, you control me and my life. when big money is at stake, pay attention. the game of survival begins. did they kill? all the evidence points to you. christina has been arrested. i'll get you out of here. trust me. justice if anyone is afraid. and the murderers are in prison, you and i are a factory, behind seven seals, we are now talking about your freedom, just sign it will all be over, on monday on rtr, you don’t need to make an appointment with him, it’s a joke, he will come to your h

kahn, but i will also ask you to bend over, tell me how many days have passed since the procedure andent away right away, to be honest, so, yes, and i still haven’t returned, thank god, so now i feel myself... well, i just feel on the wings of happiness, bend down to the floor, okay, like this, it was given to you. here it is, here it is, here it was, and this becomes over the years, show me, here it was, look what it is, here is the second stage, the third and fourth, already degenerative changes are such that there are already irreversible changes, our guest is here, here here, yes, between these two, so you must do the exercise every day, and from dr. kan. special exercises of korean medicine, this mat is yours, and this one is yours, but i will ask you to explain to our viewers what kind of pose this is, lie down, take off your robe, let's thank you, even stand side by side, we also expose one leg of the lotus like this, as if you want. with one leg in the pose, we stretch the second leg forward, backward, stretch it back, that’s right, yes, yes, in korean you have to do it barefo

the defense of either dead or alive kahn has been trying with all their might for several months to killl started in april after the court sentenced him in absentia to 17 years in a maximum security colony for organizing a murder for hire. and the prosecutor general's office turned it into income kan's state property is worth almost 360 billion rubles. the lawyers, apparently trying to preserve their wealth, announced the death of the client, but all the messages were oral , and finally the defenders. the main accused. the former head of the anti-drug department of the kirov department of internal affairs of the sverdlovsk region, vladislav sobol, now looks like a shabby animal that was driven into a cage. gray hair, marching face, dull eyes. in the courtroom of the yekaterinburg district court, a man found himself because of the sins of twenty years ago. only ours the film crew managed to ask sobol how he could be connected with a gang of former police officers. i won't make any comments. you have the opportunity to express your point of view, but so much time has passed, i don’t even r

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toli protection. dead or alive, kahn has been trying with all his might to kill his client for severalted in april after the court sentenced him in absentia to seventeen years in a maximum security colony for organizing a murder for hire, and the prosecutor general’s office turned kan’s property worth almost 360 billion rubles into state income. the lawyers, apparently trying to preserve the squeezed wealth, announced the death of the client, but all the messages were oral , and finally the defenders provided it. a certificate of kanna’s death, but according to media reports , the prosecutor general’s office did not recognize the death of the crab king and called it a staged act. sverdlovsk investigators revealed the secret of a gang of former policemen especially for our program. they operated in the early 2000s, robbed, killed, and sold drugs. only now did employees of the investigative committee and the ministry of internal affairs manage to detain all the defendants in this high-profile case. my colleague alexandra mustavaya visited crime scenes and talked with the main accused. fo

joey jackson, judge joe kahn buys are great to have you both here on a friday night. also, us figure that it's a gut punch for law enforcement defending the capitol on january 6, as trump is now back today, calling for the release of rioters, or as he affectionately refers to them hostages. one of the officers who put his life on the line that day is going to join me with his response next let me introduce you to class 500 the intuitive and easy to use trading app gives you a glimpse into the future of futures trading. >> see a trading opportunity you'll be able to trade it in two clicks once your account is open no matter what kind of trader you are, plus 500 has you covered with a tail? hillard solution? >> so download the app and start trading futures today, trading in futures and options involves the risk of loss and he's not suitable for every investor plus 500. it's trading with a plus life is better with the credit god's on your side. >> rewards, ones available to the view are now accessible to the many credit one bank get cash awards. and liz large one second.

. in such signs of the german presence, the only thing they did not destroy was the cathedral where kahnburied, because it was completely blasphemous, even for them, it remained at the center of this an absolutely soviet terrible city, a medieval cathedral on the island where immanuel kant is buried, everything is always in the kaliningrad region, if you are interested, all the people who wanted to restore something were persecuted, they were silenced, and they were told that it was not necessary. i even remember that in the 1990s there was a schoolboy there who drove alone on old german kirks, and the guy himself tried to restore them, because he understood that this was just something catastrophic happening to civilization, and people, which there arrived, they were completely bewildered, they did not understand where they were at all, and this was also important, but why did i start telling about it, because when i came to this slytogorsk, which was the famous german resort of raaschen, where all ... you know, and now in the center of this slytogorsk there is such a big poster that, s

schumer and the democrats, who are's the deal that's why a federal trade commission and this lina kahnou pronounce it. an american bank company analyst of oil have commentary about opec and this guy sheffield would blast things out from newspapers and o peck seeing them like anybody -- opec seeing them like everybody else and schumer and the democrats and the federal trade want to criminally prosecute natural resources sheffield and maybe the rest of the ceos. what a terrific idea. what do you think, rick. >> we obviously are getting close to an election; right? big oil bad. anything to deflect from the policies of the biden administration and cost of energy is given at the heart of the economy and this administration has made really poor choices from the standpoint of moving an economy forward to placate the radical left environment so they have to have to win the election. they're losing the amount of people's votes and african american votes cpi they're sending out opec and fossil fuel companies and. it's crazy. stuart: it is crazy and a new law and instinct, rick. we looked this up

schumer and democrats here is the deal that is from a federal trade commission, this leyna kahn.ause this ceo of natural resources, scott sheffield, here it comes. through an analyst, just an american bank company analyst of oil, had commentary about opec. and this guy sheffield would blast things out, from the analyst from newspapers, and opec people could see them like anyone else for that reason, schumer and democrats and federal trade commission want to criminally prosecute natural resource ceo sheffield and maybe the rest of the ceos, terrific, what do you think? >> you didn't think they could go any further crazy. it never ceases to amysel amaze me, we're getting close on an election, you know so big oil, bad, anything to deflect from policies of biden administration which have driven up the cost of energy, which have driven up the cost of everything that americans are buying out there whether their food or gasoline. anything that gets transported, costs of engineer at the heart -- energy is at the heart of our economy this administration, has made really poor choices from

practically... the greatest geopolitical confrontation, which, step by step, there is such a scientist, kahnn, yes, 44 steps , this is step by step approaching from a conflict to a nuclear war, today it is very important, as then, as always in principle, and a clear analysis of the situation, understanding what is happening and making appropriate decisions, by the way, this is precisely what became the basis... which was laid down on the basis of a comprehensive analysis of the situation, what is happening in the world, around the republic of belarus, clarification of our strategic documents, this is the concept of national security and everything related to military doctrine, where we also understood and took into account the lessons of history, including the most difficult events the beginning of the great patriotic war, and of course what is happening today in the world around the republic of belarus. alexander, well, if we are talking, i am still inclined to that thesis. zhukov, who was then the boss general staff, he wrote that we take part of the blame from the high command ourselves,

trump should ask him why did you need to be removed from civilization and isolate yourself like james kahn had to go to cabin. you have been president for three and a half years, don't you know your own record, 16 guys? i have 16 guys on my softball roster, why do you need that many people, you will see a biden probably packaged and homogenized and a trump who is free wheeling? which one do we get, one who is angry or sit back and let biden be biden. larry: i will say until i am gone he was off his game in the firsty debate he was not well, he had covid. because i was in with him for a few minutes before that debate. it was clear he was not well. and i think that affected him but, he will be much bet either time. let's -- i want to talk about important issues put up new most important tax related sticker for this debate. coming up go ahead, come on roll 'em. trump, don't tax your tips, vote trump. okay. they say it a sticker, i was hoping it was a button, mark simone, politically. that is a winner is it not? and you think he will use it in debate. >> his poll numbers among mater dees is th

trump should ask him why did you need to be removed from civilization and isolate yourself like james kahnmisery. he had to go to cabin. you have been president for three and a half years, don't you know your own record, 16 guys? i have 16 guys on my softball roster, why do you need that many people, you will see a biden probably packaged and homogenized and a trump who is free wheeling? which one do we get, one who is angry or sit back and let biden be biden. larry: i will say until i am gone he was off his game in the firsty debate he was not well, he had covid. because i was in with him for a few minutes before that debate. it was clear he was not well. and i think that affected him but, he will be much bet either time. let's -- i want to talk about important issues put up new most important tax related sticker for this debate. coming up go ahead, come on roll 'em. trump, don't tax your tips, vote trump. okay. they say it a sticker, i was hoping it was a button, mark simone, politically. that is a winner is it not? and you think he will use it in debate. >> his poll numbers among mater

thousands of students and workers gathered in tiananmen square joined by millions more as cross kahne to. tiananmen square protest came to a very violent end at the hands of the chinese communist party. 80,000 troops there pushed towards the square in tanks, armored vehicles, firing into crowds of student protesters and civilians, hundreds, maybe even thousands perished that day. tomorrow on "special report" our exclusive sit down interview with south carolina senator tim scott, said to be a top tier contender for v.p. to former president trump. thanks for watching "special report." i'm gillian turner in washington. "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening. i'm la laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. nothing says vigor like octogenarian president ready to throw down. we have details on the biden interview gone horribly awry. attorney general garland defends the left's lawfare on capital hill. the twisted sound. and that tonight is this cop or is he a bulldozer? [siren] >> laura: an oklahoma police officer seemingly defying the laws of if

schumer and democrats here is the deal that is from a federal trade commission, this leyna kahn.es, scott sheffield, here it comes. through an analyst, just an american bank company analyst of oil, had commentary about opec. and this guy sheffield would blast things out, from the analyst from newspapers, and opec people could see them like anyone else for that reason, schumer and democrats and federal trade commission want to criminally prosecute natural resource ceo sheffield and maybe the rest of the ceos, terrific, what do you think? >> you didn't think they could go any further crazy. it never ceases to amy amaze me, we're getting close on an election, you know so big oil, bad, anything to deflect from policies of biden administration which have driven up the cost of energy, which have driven up the cost of everything that americans are buying out there whether their food or gasoline. anything that gets transported, costs of engineer at the heart -- energy is at the heart of our economy this administration, has made really poor choices from the stand point of moving an econom

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of thousands of students and workers gathered in tiananmen square joined by millions more as cross kahneist party. 80,000 troops there pushed towards the square in tanks, armored vehicles, firing into crowds of student protesters and civilians, hundreds, maybe even thousands perished that day. tomorrow on "special report" our exclusive sit down interview with south carolina senator tim scott, said to be a top tier contender for v.p. to former president trump. thanks for watching "special report." i'm gillian turner in washington. "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening. i'm la laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from wash

community, several of whom took part in the performance from the audience, including professor jeffrey kahne johns hopkins berman institute of bioethics, here playing a drunken citizen. >> i don't think we all appreciated that public health professionals would be attacked for their views, that's never happened in our life. >> but here's ibsen, who wrote a play in 1882, writing about exactly that. >> but there's a twist -- here, the health experts play average citizens angry about the upheaval to their lives that the doctor is proposing. >> we are taking the position of shouting down the expert. so it's a bit of a turning of the tables. >> yeah, how does that feel? >> it feels uncomfortable -- [laughter] >> dr. vivian pinn, the first full-time director of the nih office of research on women's health, has been through such battles. to her, dr. stockman was right in his science, but wrong in his interaction with the community, insulting the townspeople for not recognizing his expertise or following his demands. >> how in god's name can it ever be right for the wise to be ruled over by fools? >

are a volunteer city committee that promotes educational and cultural exchange between the city of kahn and normandy and the city of alexandria here in virginia. this is the first of two programs that we will be hosting this year for the 78th anniversary of d-day. tonight is my pleasure to welcome back dr. holian. for our 12th annual d-day commemoration lecture dr. kim bernard holian was a professional historian with the us army for 34 years where he received commendations from the late john marshall secretary of the army and president ronald reagan. he is the recipient of the 2008 joseph l harsh history award for the northern virginia association of historians and the clover recipient of the t michael miller alexandria history award from the alexandria historical society. his father served in the us army medical as a medical officer during the second world war and took care of many d-day wounded on their return to england later serving under president dwight eisenhower's medical staff. we were fortunate to have dr. holian. jo a lecturer last year and in 2019. tonight dr. holian will sp

we are a volunteer city committee that promotes educational and cultural exchange betity of kahn and normandy and the city of alexandria here in virginia. this is the first of two programs that we will be hosting this year for the 78th anniversary of d-day. tonight is my pleasure to welcome back dr. holian. for our 12th annual d-day commemoration lecture dr. kim bernard holian was a professional historian with the us army for 34 years where he received commendations from the late john marshall secretary of the army and president ronald reagan. he is the recipient of the 2008 joseph l harsh history award for the northern virginia associatio historians and t michael miller alexandria history award from the alexandria historical society. his father served in the medicar during the second world war and took care of many d-day wounded on their return to england later serving under president dwight eisenhowe' we were fortunate to have dr. holian. join us as a lecturer last year and in 2019. holian will speak on patton and rummel? the missing generals of d-day we'll have time for q&a afterw

part of one of the festival's most diverse lineups in years, which includes the commodores and chaka kahnt a place to go. >> reporter: she's getting ready to take the stage at stern grove. >> yeah, i love that venue, honestly. it's like outside, and it's actually crazy to see how many people come. it's kind of wild. >> reporter: launching the popular summer concert series as the opener for tegan and sara. it's the first weekend too, so you're kicking off the whole summer. >> i'm excited and nervous, but definitely excited. >> reporter: their sound influenced by growing up in oakland. >> i feel like there's a lot of music in the bay and in oakland. >> reporter: a love of music that stemmed from family. >> so i -- my i birth name is isis, and then -- the king part, it comes from my great great grandma, her piano, the one who but in chicago. she was one of the first black opera singers in chicago, and i kind of wanted to, like, honor her and, like, that musical tie in my family. >> reporter: the name a nod to their roots and inclusivity. >> also king as kind of like going against like gender

are a volunteer city committee that promotes educational and cultural exchange between the city of kahn and normandy and the city of alexandria here in virginia. this is the first of two programs that we will be hosting this year for the 78th anniversary of d-day. tonight is my pleasure to welcome back dr. holian. for our 12th annual d-day commemoration lecture dr. kim bernard holian was a professional historian with the us army for 34 years where he received commendations from the late john marshall secretary of the army and president ronald reagan. he is the recipient of the 2008 joseph l harsh history award for the northern virginia association of historians and the clover recipient of the 2016 t michael miller alexandria history award from the alexandria historical society. his father served in the us army medical as a medical officer during the second world war and took care of many d-day wounded on their return to england later serving under president dwight eisenhower's medical staff. we were fortunate to have dr. holian. join us as a lecturer last year and in 2019. tonight dr. h

best-selling author and former federal prosecutors, jeffrey thuban, and retired new york judge joel kahn visor, longtime friend of the trial judge in the case. so kara, what is the trump team want? >> so trump's team is saying now that the trial is over and the gag order that was put in place to protect the witnesses, the jury, from trump's comments. now that it's over there saying that the judge should lift this gag order, so they write in the letter to the judge now that the trial is concluded, the concerns articulated by the government and the court do not justified continued restrictions on the first amendment rights of president trump, who remains the leading candidate in the 2024 presidential election. and the american people and they go on to say that they think that there's even a stronger argument now to remove it because president joe biden has made comments on the verdict and has stormy daniels and michael cohen to the key witnesses. so the courts spokesman for the judge just says the order speaks for itself. the da's office has declined to comment i mean, either way, trump ha

and retired new york judge joel kahn visor, longtime friend of the trial judge in the case. so qarrah, what does the trump team want? >> so trump's team is saying now that the trial is over and the gag order that was put in place to protect the witnesses, the jury, from trump's comments. now that it's over there saying that the judge should lift this gag order, so they write in the letter to the judge now that the trial is concluded, the concerns articulated by the government and the court do not justify continued restrictions on the first amendment rights of president trump, who remains the leading candidate in the 2024 presidential election. and the american people and they go on to say that they think that there's even a stronger argument now to remove it because president joe biden has made comments on the verdict and has stormy daniels and michael cohen to the key witnesses. so the court spokesman for the judge they're just says the order speaks for itself. the da's office has declined to comment i mean, either way, trump has not prohibited from talking about the trial,

bestselling author and former federal prosecutors, jeffrey thuban, and retired new york judge joel kahn visor, longtime friend of the trial judge in the case. so what does the trump team want so trump's team is saying now that the trial is over and the gag order that was put in place to protect the witnesses jury from trump's comments now that it's over there saying that the judge should lift this gag order, so they write in the letter to the judge now that the trial is concluded, the concerns articulated by the government and the court do not justify continued restrictions on the first amendment rights of president trump, who remains the leading candidate in the 2024 presidential election. >> and the american people and they go on to say that they think that there's even a stronger argument now to remove it, because president joe biden has made comments on the verdict and has stormy daniels and michael cohen to the key witnesses. so the court spokesman for the judge says the order speaks for itself. the da's office has declined to comment i mean, either way, trump has not prohibited fr

significantly adjusted, but no one has done this work yet did it neither with them nor with us, because when kahn then it didn’t count anymore, and even now you know how interesting it was when it was, it didn’t count then and... now it doesn’t count, but nevertheless, from verbal attacks we stated that sergei viktorovich lavrov, that we perceive that we are opposed by three nuclear powers, nevertheless, we are alone, we do not have an alliance with china and north korea, but they do, they are allies, that is, this the combined potential of the united states, france and great britain, this of course corrects the whole scheme, as we do not yet understand, and all the other potential participants in a nuclear conflict... china, too, that we are on the brink , we turn to the west with different words, guys, what are you doing, i understand, guys, what are you doing, we say, standing still in this armed formation, in front of us you are still saying, you, well, we are already on the sly, there is a lot more, yes, yes, but there is still a lot between us. and how, and what is different now? well maybe

judge joe kahn visor judge, is there any basis for the supreme court to get involved here none not at this moment. >> absolutely. none. the supreme court cannot look at this case until all of the state appeals process processes have ended. we are not even there. he hasn't even filed his appeal. it has to go to the intermediate appellate court, which is in the first let's department the first department appellate division from there. it's not automatically going to our high court, the court of appeals. they can take cases as they see them the appellate division can look at questions of law. they can look at questions of fact. they can decide whether or not there was enough evidence for the case to have gone forward. the court of appeals cannot they can only look at constitutional questions if they look at a constitutional question and take the appeal, i don't even know that there is a constitutional question. but if there is the only way the united states supreme court can get it after the court of appeals reviews it is if it is a matter of federal constitutional law, which is rare in

and criminal defense attorney joey jackson and retired new york state supreme court justice judge joe kahn visor. judge, first off, what do you think we're going to hear from the supreme court on monday? >> i think it is going to be landmark. i think you're absolutely right. i think this is a very big decision. you do know that both the district court and the court of appeals did not share defendant trump's position with respect to immunity. so he has said, i want the supreme court to look at this and say, i want solute amenity for any official act that occurred while i was in office. so the question will become, what is an official act and what what are they willing to do? they have options, right? they can send it back to say, what is an official act and go to the factfinder down in the district court. again, they can say you don't have absolute immunity you're they can say you do have absolute immunity, which judge chutkan said quite clearly isn't get out of jail free card forever. and that really can't be the law. yes, they do split the baby and say, well, you have it for this, but may

my mother-in-law promised to give me a porsche kahn after the wedding.ible for his words? ugly love, on friday, intended. where is your homeland, my brother, and whose homeland are you, soldier, who do you serve, former friend, tear off everything that is ours, which was together, what will remain with you, they went against god, went on tour all over liberated territories, what an impression, russia comes and the city lives, boris kovchevnikov’s program, life, from monday to friday on rtr. once again, good evening everyone, friends, hello andrey on the air, the main hits of the 2024 graduation are heard in this studio today, we remember the school days of our classmates, anton samoilov is our guest today, and vladimir karabeinikov from the village of bystritsa, kirov region will continue our evening with a song . everyone dances with tappoli fluff, on the asphalt chalk, you are resolving summer, summer, the caressing sea, the caressing sea. touching with your palm, you touch with your palm, the waters are blown by time, the water is blown by time, what

agree with you that the ladder is escalation, it was also described by the american philosopher herman kahno the mutual destruction of the 44th stage, according to his classification we are somewhere between 13 and 14 the threat of the use of nuclear weapons in on a limited scale, but... it is already used by specialists who are very experienced and they do not always speak ukrainian, so there are always mechanisms that allow you to control and prevent this opportunity from being launched in the wrong direction, from the point of view of sensitive technologies - these are supersonic onyx missiles, which will most likely penetrate the on-board systems, defend purely, andrei frantsivich, wait, here we go again about people in lightweight clothes like this and in summer clothes, are they actually pro-hussians themselves or what? what are you like stupid, that today i came in shorts in some kind of light, me too, let's now call trushkin hussite ivan hussite the main thing. houthis, houthis, when you interrupt me all the time, then i will call you the wrong word houthis, in short, they themselve

dragon, that all long-awaited wars begin suddenly. these are all ladders, escalations, all these german-kahns is absolutely not suitable either for the current world, or for current politicians, and in general, not for current systems weapons. in reality, if a really big war breaks out, the participants will have very few options, one and a half strikes, so in this war the one who strikes first will win, strike at the point that will be most painful for the enemy, well, that’s us let’s leave it here, here i already have my phrase. and now i’m going to say a terrible thing, but now everyone will be offended by their birthright, well, where is their lentil sting, yes, but they don’t have a lentil sting. they don’t even have lentil soup anymore, and then what does he hope for, is he a stupid person, well, maybe he ’s not a giant of thought, but he’s definitely not a stupid person, they hope that at some stage, when they drive escalation further, further, further, because the leadership will give up, that’s what they hope for, and this hope does not die, look, he says biden, he understands that,

my mother-in-law promised to give me a porsche kahn after the wedding.woman-mystery, i actually went through some kind of strange streak, first this artist, then a man on the beach, maybe you ’ve turned yourself into a man, it seems to me that i have roman, who do you have, roman, at your age, well sasha, one, second, third, third who, dress the color of the sea, premiere, give me a chance, what are you doing? do you want to return on saturday to rtr, you are watching the show catch me if you can on the russia tv channel, where 18 residents of our country are trying to fool a team of stars in order to get 1 million rubles. score 4:3 in benefit. our stars. and we continue the second round. our third duet is andrey khramov and ilya erofeev. andrey khramov, a musician from moscow, plays the cardeon and tears not only the furs, but also the souls of his listeners. there are a thousand and one songs in his repertoire, but he is always asked to perform one about girls in the lake. ilya erofeev from samara is vomiting. fur about broccoli , asparagus for salads,

creeping escalation, but the ladder of escalation, which, by the way, was also described by herman kahnding to the terminology, we are somewhere at the fourteenth stage, in their understanding, when we are already at the level of threat of the use of tactical nuclear weapons. by the way, the americans, apparently, are moving towards this. what will happen next if they are not stopped now? well, right up to the transfer of tactical nuclear weapons to ukraine, which will blackmail them like a monkey with a grenade. let me remind you that the americans. in its concept of application nuclear weapons have been secured in this way, the only country in the world, the preventive use of nuclear weapons in order to escalate the conflict in order to end it on favorable terms, and as before the presidential elections, which will be in the fall in the united states, they want to escalate the conflict in order to to convince us where is the line at which they will stop, i think that we will stop them this summer, it’s not for nothing that the day before at the primakov readings a session was held on

perception of them and i came across this quote in my research there's an architect in the book and louis kahnthe salk institute, he had a quote that now i can't believe i didn't have keeping me company for all of of all the years i've been i've been trying to sit at my desk and do my work, which is that when something brings you difficulty, instead of suppressing, which is our instinct, what if we own it? and so i went the other way when i saw that with these characters and, i instead of anticipate judgment, i leaned into the judgment. and that's sort of when the good came out. yeah. and so i think about that now in terms of how, you know, we can approach fear and writing. yeah. and i think that in thinking about and talking about what we wanted to share with you all here tonight, i think we really came to you that the book that you're afraid write is the book that you're meant to write when you feel that resistance, fear of what your character is going to have to go through, what you're going to have to go through judgment being out in the world. it means you've tapped into something story t

perception of them and i came across this quote in my research there's an architect in the book and louis kahne salk institute, he had a quote that now i can't believe i didn't have keeping me company for all of of all the years i've been i've been trying to sit at my desk and do my work, which is that when something brings you fear, when something brings you difficulty, instead of suppressing, which is our instinct, what if we own it? and so i went the other way when i saw that with these characters and, i instead of anticipate judgment, i leaned into the judgment. and that's sort of when the good came out. yeah. and so i think about that now in terms of how, you know, we can approach fear and writing. yeah. and i think that in thinking about and talking about what we wanted to share with you all here tonight, i think we really came to you that the book that you're afraid write is the book that you're meant to write when you feel that resistance, fear of what your character is going to have to go through, what you're going to have to go through judgment of that being out in the world. it mean

perception of them and i came across this quote in my research, there's an architect in the book and louis kahnthe salk institute, he had a quote that now i can't believe i didn't have keeping me company for all of of all the years i've been i've been trying to sit at my desk and do my work, which is that when something brings you fear, when something brings you difficulty, instead of suppressing, which is our instinct, what if we own it? and so i went the other way when i saw that with these characters and, i instead of anticipate judgment, i leaned into the judgment. and that's sort of when the good came out. yeah. and so i think about that now in terms of how, you know, we can approach fear and writing. yeah. and i think that in thinking about and talking about what we wanted to share with you all here tonight, i think we really came to you that the book that you're afraid write is the book that you're meant to write when you feel that resistance, fear of what your character is going to have to go through, what you're going to have to go through judgment of that being out in the world. it me