some euphemisms, there are partners there, something else. remember the seventh floor in the famous langleythere is also leadership on the seventh floor, and accordingly, this seventh floor, it is generally such an image, a meme, so to speak, which should evoke an association with all these special intelligence organizations, services and so on, of course they work for us, of course, they have a wealth of experience, and vadim said here that they work differently... the initiative of our fugitives regarding the democratization of higher education in belarus, where in the first 50 days, in fact, again there is a question about a complete change of leadership , rectors, and the so-called democratization through the restoration of everyone who was once trampled by the system for unprofessionalism and so on, yes, they have, they have a multi-vector task, the destruction of all centers of leadership in our country. management for all spheres, and of course, the most dangerous, the most terrible thing for us are direct such enemies , there are no opponents in belarus today, they were either squee

i just. >> jimmy: with the langleys? >> use that one.> jimmy: i don't think anyone will be surprised if that came from you. >> i wouldn't be surprised if you send it out to all my friends, because that's who you are. >> jimmy: did you know i saw your wife on saturday night? >> i do. i know that. >> jimmy: and she told me that your kids now speak two languages that you don't speak. >> yes. i'm not a very smart person. and i've armed my children. they speak french and they speak italian. and my wife speaks french and italian. >> jimmy: you are at a tactical disadvantage right now. >> yeah. what's got two thumbs and doesn't speak french or italian? yeah. it's okay, though. i'm enjoying the ignorance of it all. >> jimmy: are you? >> yeah. sitting there and the kids will look at me, papa, esperanza, what? i kind of enjoy it. >> jimmy: do you think maybe they think you're dumb? >> yes. >> jimmy: because you don't understand? >> i'll try to fake something in the wrong, and they'll look at me like you're an idiot. you're 6. >> jimmy: i had this,

plus the langley playbook . you know, i mean, that they want a foment discontent. i'm going to the constituency in russia. they want people to rise up to go against students, create regime change. what's happened to the office, and here's the thing. they always want machine change, but they never have a plan b or c, right? it was saying that in other countries and one in libya, for example, when all the documents appeared afterwards that were classified before we saw conversations when they said, okay, well when you stop all their lead or what will happen next to the country, they have no idea yeah, you know, i mean, i hear you the, i'm, you know, russia has the most part managed to web a sanctions. i mean, can you imagine that this, this country, the russian federation is currently on the more than 14000 sanctions. all sorts of western parties have tried to cripple the russian federation. they said the rubel would be rubble. but as proof instead, a few days ago, we are fighting for the new police centric. well,

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the presence of award winning american filmmaker john langley, director of one of the most prominent films documenting the events in gaza, has taken the festival to the next level, as he shared some valuable experiences in a workshop on the sidelines of the event, bringing a... to the important role documentaries play in shaping public opinion, it's absolutely shocking, it's it's it's a crime against humanity, it's a genocide that's happening, and the world is incapable of overcoming the allies who are keeping this going, no, so it's it's absolutely unpardonable, and the world and humanity will have to, it's one more massacre in the long history of of atrocities, of human atrocities, but it has a specific aspect to it. also it's happening and it's being shown in real time, so it's it's a massacer that is being televized in real time, and for it to happen in that way and for for the world not be able to stop it, this is really shocking, and in general, well i think the festival has really gathered some very good um specialists, film workers that are bringing lots of experience not onl

like war in the gaza strip documentary, but focusing on a 13-year-old student with the heart of james langley , a director who believes that the audible is a visible documentary. will be i believe that documentary cinema is the strongest tool we have in our hands to convey the reality of other people. a documented fact which will be remembered this time at the 17th haqit cinema festival. farzan azarfam, radio reporter . the settlement of this house is in my own hands, who is a stranger and wants a grocer, sadeb , to create competition and the image of this action can remove the golden signature in the country. three children above can get a car without lottery. you are your son. well, gentlemen who agree to revolt , we have to approve them if someone gets sick . where did you come from? from saban daqe province we came to kurdistan. because of the boys' heart problems. i couldn't go anywhere for my hand because of a broken hand, there is no cardiologist or other specialists. in those years, the disease of lack of doctors weighed more heavily on the shoulders of people in less privileged areas

is narrated in the gaza strip documentary, but focusing on a 13-year-old student, written by james langley. director who believes that what can be heard becomes visible with a documentary. i believe that documentary cinema is the strongest tool we have in our hands to convey the reality of other people. a documentary fact that will be remembered this time in the aim of the hakatim cinema festival. farzan azarfam, radio reporter. if anyone takes any action to stop the attacks of the yemeni forces, especially on the ships of the occupying regime, the yemeni forces will carry out an operation against all the ships passing in the area of ​​bab al-mandeb, so we suggest supporters of the regime do not interfere with the occupation, in the statement of sarti b. yahya seri, the spokesman of the yemeni forces, one day before the yemeni forces seized the israeli ship , he declared that any country that intervenes in this operation will face an appropriate response, and this is a very clear warning for countries like germany and france, because their warships are present in the region , they tried to

we have amazing centers in virginia, langley. come join us at nasa johnson space center.hank you so much for allowing us to take a little bit of your time and to answer some of your questions and i don't know who is? >> hold on one second. we will hold the buses. senator, administrator, we thank you for being here. we are so blessed. we are so lucky to have people here in virginia, and obviously robinson alumni who have done so many things, and spend time out of their day and out of the year to come back to give back. so let's give it up one more time for them. [cheers and applause] distinguished alumni of robinson over here, and all of our faculty, staff, anwell. let me welcome everyone to the virtual planes very excited for today's discussion around securing space and

the presence of award winning american filmmaker john langley, director of one of the most prominent films documenting the events in gaza has taken the festival to the next level as he shared some... valuable experiences in a workshop on the sidelines of the event, bringing attention to the important role documentaries play and shaping public opinion. it's absolutely shocking, it's it's uh, it's a crime against humanity, it's a genocide that's happening, and the world is incapable of overcoming the allies who are keeping this going, no, so it's it's absolutely unpardonable, and the world and humanity will have to, it's one more massacre uh in... long history of of atrocities, of human atrocities, but it has a specific aspect to it also, it's happening and it's being shown in real time, so it's it's a massacre that is being televized in real time, and for it to happen in that way and for for the world not be able to stop it, this is really shocking, and in general, well i think the festival has really gathered some very good um specialists, film workers that are bringing lots of exper

the presence of award winning american filmmaker john langley, director of one of the most prominent films documenting the events in gaza, has taken the festival to the next level as he shared some valuable experiences in a workshop on the sidelines of the event, bringing attention. to the important role documentaries play in shaping public opinion, it's absolutely shocking, it's it's it's a crime against humanity, it's a genocide that's happening and the world is incapable of overcoming the allies who are keeping this going, so it's absolutely unpardonable and the world and humanity will have to, it's one more massacre in the long history of of atrocities of human atrocities, but it has a specific aspect to it als so it's happening and it's being shown in real time, so it's uh, it's a massacer that is being televized in real time, and for it to happen in that way and for for the world not be able to stop it, this is really shocking, and in general, well i think the festival has really gathered some very good um specialists, film workers that are bringing lots of experience not only

but by focusing on a 13-year-old student , it is narrated by james langley, a director who believes that what can be heard becomes visible with a documentary. i believe that documentary cinema is the most powerful tool we have in our hands than the reality of other people transfer a documentary fact that this time in the 17th haqiq cinema festival or the boycott campaign that targets the products of companies supporting the zionist regime has changed the business landscape in pakistan in response to widespread calls to boycott companies affiliated to the zionist regime of the people of pakistan. this matter was welcomed. the ongoing boycott campaign against pro -zionist companies has ushered in a transformative period for western businesses in pakistan. at times, by calling tanin anaz to adjust these stores in response to this boycott, a desperate measure to return customers went to their stores and reduced the price of their products by 55%. i am fully behind the boycott of pro-us and pro-israel companies. it is heartbreaking to see the ongoing war crimes in gaza and it is time for us t

"the presence of award-winning american filmmaker john langley, director of one of the most prominent films documenting the events in gaza, has taken the festival to the next level, as he shared some valuable experiences in a workshop on the sidelines of the event, bringing attention to the important role documentaries play and shaping public opinion. it's absolutely shocking, it's it's uh, it's a crime against..." humanity, it's a genocide that's happening and the world is incapable of overcoming the allies who are keeping this going, so it's it's absolutely unpardonable, and the world and humanity will have to, it's one more massacre in the long history of of atrocities, of human atrocities, but it has a specific aspect to it also, it's happening and it's being shown in real time, so it's it's a massacre that is being teleifized in real time, and for... happen in that way and for for the world not be able to stop it, this is really shocking, and in general, well, i think the festival has really gathered some very good um specialists, film workers that are bringing lots of experience

terrorists to the ongoing genocide in gaza, the presence of award winning america. and filmmaker john langley, director of one of the most prominent films documenting the events in gaza, has taken the festival to the next level, as he shared some valuable experiences in a workshop on the sidelines of the event, bringing attention to the important role documentaries play in shaping public opinion. it's absolutely shocking, it's it's uh, it's a crime against humanity, it's a genocide that's happening, and the world is incapable of overcoming. allies who are keeping this going, so it's it's absolutely uh unpardonable and the world and humanity will have to, it's one more massacre in the long history of of atrocities, of human atrocities, but it has a specific aspect to it also, it's happening and it's being shown in real time, so it's it's a massacre that is being telefized in real time, and for to happen in that way and for for the world not be able to stop it, this is really shocking, and in general, well, i think the festival has really gathered some very good um specialists, film workers tha

your guys watch him for a few days, when he leaves, when he arrives, does he go anywhere else besides langley gift givers? i didn’t ask you where your guys, who always lived as whores in virginia, managed to get into trouble. you asked, i helped , it’s more expensive to take down the federal, who tells you what to leave, let your guys go after him, and then we’ll figure out what and how, and if we still have to, then it will be an accident. lilya, take a photo of this, uh-huh, please, here, i’m senior inspector petronis, criminal police, tornovsky, i’m from the ukrainian delegation, i know you were at the identification parade, yes, this is yaroslav nikolaevich. before i ask you some questions, i would like you to help me a little. kazimir, give me a note. in general terms, i understand what is written here, but i would like to hear a literal translation. i committed a grave sin, i thought that everything was forgotten, but... all of vilnius was plastered with these advertisements in march, these faces do not remind anyone, this one looks like clark gable, from gone with the wind. there is no

the war in the gaza strip documentary is narrated by james langley, focusing on a 13-year-old student. a director who believes, the audible ones with the documentary becomes spectacular. i believe that documentary cinema is the most powerful tool. the documentary that will be remembered this time at the 17th truth cinema festival, farzan azarfam, sedavasima news. in the final stage of the premier free wrestling league, bank shahr and amboh sazan reached the final match. saud liverpool, atlanta and bayer leverkusen to the elimination stage of the european league, rome's task was extended to the last week, and the rise of nature to the top of the premier basketball league , in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless him and grant him peace. sports teams of bank shahr and amboh sazan hoten to the final match they entered the azad wrestling premier league. the final stage of the 23rd round of this competition started this morning at shahrai hall on the 7th tir of tehran, and in the semi-final matches, hoten's emboh sazan defeated ghaem shahr 10 safar of maz

american filmmaker john langley, director of one of the most prominent films documenting the events in gaza, has taken the festival to the next level, as he shared some valuable experiences in a workshop on the sidelines of the event, bringing attention to the important role documentaries play in shaping public opinion. it's absolutely shocking, it's it's uh, it's a crime against humanity, it's a genocide that's happening and the world is incapable of overcoming. the allies who are keeping this going, so it's it's absolutely uh unpardonable and the world and humanity will have to, it's one more massacre uh in the long history of of atrocities. of human atrocities, but it has a specific aspect to it also, it's happening and it's being shown in real time, so it's uh, it's a massacer that is being televized in real time, and for it to happen in that way and for for the world not be able to stop it, this is really shocking, and in general, well, i think the festival has really gathered some very good um specialists, film workers that are bringing lots of experience not only in the field of

the war in the gaza strip documentary is narrated by james langley, focusing on a 13-year-old student. a director who believes that what can be heard is seen with a documentary. i believe that documentary cinema is the strongest tool we have in our hands to convey the reality of other people. a documentary fact that is being reminded this time in the target of reshwara cinema of truth. farzan azarfam, radio reporter. and now we see the continuation of the salam correspondent program. good morning adina, god willing. greetings to you, dear and honorable compatriots, who have joined us from this moment. good morning . thank you very much for still watching the news channel and following the reporter's morning program . let's go to a national event called hemat and more details. let's hear from mr. ruhollah, the person in charge of the national hemet event. good morning, mr. ruhollah. you are very welcome . i say hello and good morning to you and the respected viewers who sit at the feet of the national media and watch the programs . may the national hemet event be healthy. what exactly

the war in the gaza strip documentary is narrated by james langley, focusing on a 13-year-old student. the director who he believes that what can be heard can be seen with a documentary. i believe that documentary cinema is the most powerful tool that we have in our hands to convey the reality of other people, a documentary reality that will be remembered this time in the truth cinema festival. my daughter-in-law, i am telling you for the third time, i am not my lawyer, what happened? it is not possible. is it really possible ? yes, why not 60? it has been reported to buy dowry with 60 installments in the city of shish vaareh . what's going on? why is there no one in the city? where are the people at this time of the day? aha, so everyone goes to sarai irani. the largest iranian palace in tehran, opening made it easier than ever to shop. tehran, serah afsarieh. greetings and courtesy to you, dear viewers , have a good friday night. with three short pieces of news from iran's football , we turn the pages of tonight's football magazine, the 250 billion debt of sarkhabia mahyar askarian

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listen to me. chinese with best reports this right langley supports and we're fighting your corner stone, tony with these people on donkey with your situations. no better than mine. we're all in the same boat. i thought we'd go on board and they'd be able to drive us with fish. the new in the bottom, you should see a really use a yellow cards from sewer band from exporting fish from sierra leone. yeah. can you repeat in markets? i'm just on the, we've been suffering under this band for more than 20 to 30 years from this particular. but as a result of poor standards of hygiene and sanitation, or how you, most of the illegal aspect on reports is in, on an unregulated fishing activities. on the dates of prospective, which is confusing to use, the advantage of their countries of taking advantage of this band accomplishing us . they come to fish in the waters of sierra leone, catch our fish, and to clear it as a cat, it's from another country. we've been settled on the european market to the 4 to 5 is why the main name of this organization is to introduce and implement to register the conserv

can also remember that the hidden offices are located there on the seventh floor in the famous cia langleyadership is also located on the seventh floor, and accordingly this seventh floor is in general, this is an image, a meme, so to speak, which should evoke an association with all these special intelligence organizations, services and so on, of course they work for us. of course, they have a wealth of experience, and vadim said here that they work using different methods, but here’s the question: in fact, the situation is really changing, they tried to carry out a strike on russia, first of all in the twentieth year through belarus, an attempt organize another color revolution, we were just thinking about it the other day there were also attempts at a coup d'etat, there were attempts to seize them. central commission in minsk, in different periods we have periodically electoral campaigns have always been used by western services, which, on the one hand, through open methods of influence, through various funds, through the creation of various so-called non-profit organizations of civil s

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sure to attempt to solve the problem through military deterrence and pressure will not work for langley back fire, further intensify and contradictions and intensified tensions. feel young says so quotable moves by washington with a reason for it fluids. i mean growing north korean threats, the us south korea and japan have accelerates admitted to cooperation in recent months. a us new to a pod submarine arrived in south korea on sundays. and all that straightening already fractious, ties this new cream stuff like nose last month. look to south korea withdrawing from parts of the military pact. ange, it's easing tensions, but north korea withdrew from the agreements, complete the still images appear to sharp. show me young bolstering it submitted to your presence at southern border since now with the latest icbm noise. and that's the one in the side of stability on the career. and then eric blah, blah, who is a career researcher at the german institute for international insecurity affairs. he joins me now. eric is going to have you with this. we so a record breaking number of north kore

the cold war, the us built the best resourced intelligence agency in the world just down the road at langleyion attempts and coup plots as well. but now intelligence seems to have entered a different realm of cyber hacking, big data and electronic surveillance. my guest isjonna mendez. at the end of the cold war, she was the cia's chief of disguise. is human intelligence still a vital asset? jonna mendez, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. pleasure. well, it's great to have you here. what do you think are the qualities you possess that made you a good spy?

offices of the management are located there, but you can also remember the seventh floor in the famous langley there the management is also on the seventh floor, and accordingly this seventh floor, it is generally such an image, a meme, so to speak, which ... should evoke an association with all these special intelligence organizations, services, and so on. of course they work for us. of course, they have a wealth of experience, and vadim said here that they work using different methods, but here’s the question: in fact, the situation is really changing, they tried to carry out a strike on russia primarily in the twentieth year through belarus, an attempt to organize. they are primarily focused today on terror, terror that threatens not so much the leadership of belarus, the leadership, political, or military, but terror that will affect ordinary citizens, that is, you will go, suddenly there is something in the trash will explode, and a person who has absolutely nothing to do with anything will suffer, of course we need to be wary of such terrorists, because the fight against them takes a ver

the cold war, the us built the best resourced intelligence agency in the world just down the road at langleyon attempts and coup plots as well. but now intelligence seems to have entered a different realm of cyber hacking, big data and electronic surveillance. my guest isjonna mendez. at the end of the cold war, she was the cia's chief of disguise. is human intelligence still a vital asset? jonna mendez, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. pleasure. well, it's great to have you here. what do you think are the qualities you possess that made you a good spy? no—one's asked me that before. um...

somebody, you know, slide the paper kind of langley virginia and the, and the, this, if you go back to the arab springs, the color revolutions. this is almost exactly potentially what we're seeing here right now. and lia need, as a chris on top of this, i wish we had more time for this a full my freak out baset of different about joining us live on us. you international. it's always a pleasure to see you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. of the bye to a god. the now we're in is rarely strike on them because the refugee camp in the central part of the enclave is killed at least 70 people then wounded many thousands more according to the power sticking to help them industry. the idea of fit a residential area, adding it expects the death told to rise a spokesperson for these really ministry confirmed the res, reviewing reports of the deadly attack of the palestinian red present society has been helping to pull people from the rubble and get them as quickly as possible to any functioning hospital. however, the age group says the work if it's emergency cruise has been 5, leave hi

civilizational space from each other again... you can also recall the seventh floor in the famous cia langleyealth of experience, and vadim here i said that they... work using different methods, but here’s the question: in fact, the situation is really changing, they tried to carry out a strike on russia, first of all, in the twentieth year through belarus, an attempt to organize another color revolution, we are here the other day we also recalled attempts at a coup d'etat, there were attempts to seize the central commission in minsk, in different periods we... assumed responsibility for the future rebellion of belarus, where they really cut down the bloody tasks of lustration, of destroying the highest leadership, just the other day... another initiative of our fugitives appeared regarding the democratization of higher education in belarus, where in the first 50 days they actually again face the question of a complete change of leadership, rectors, of the so-called democratization, through the restoration of everyone who when they slammed the systems for unprofessionalism and so on, but they

offices of the management are located there, but you can also remember the seventh floor in the famous langleyre the management is also on the seventh floor, and accordingly, this seventh floor, it ’s generally such an image, a meme, one might say, an attempt to arrange another the color revolution, the other day we also recalled attempts at a coup d'etat, there were attempts to seize the central commission in minsk, in different periods, in our country periodically, electoral campaigns were always used by western services, which, on the one hand, through open methods of influence through various funds, through the creation of various so-called non-profit organizations of civil... cells, we see that they are primarily focused today on terror, terror that threatens not so much the leadership of belarus, the political leadership , there is a military man, and the terror that will affect ordinary citizens, that is, you will go, suddenly something will explode somewhere in the trash, and a person who is absolutely not involved in anything will suffer, these are the kind of terrorists we need of co

, the water electricity, in addition, again say that they don't have any security and the costs are langley and meanwhile, and we have an important following death return and focus on is that the people and it is the place to persons here a day exhibited, it's better for you to say that maybe the is the only army i'm the is it a win force? who named the war to and then it'd be bo dodson to be anything between egypt and between the rough off an attempt to empty their pos to different them. debit athenians and to rush them towards a gift on them and get them. if it on garza, well that's, that's a thought of the conflict. 2 months ago, more than 16000 people have now been killed in gaza. listed in health ministry says 3 quarters, the women and kids. the number of wounded has been estimated to be in the 10s of thousands of hospitals in the south of gauze has been taken into wounded, rushed for cas following the latest stripes in the area. medical personnel of the palestinian red crescent say they've been targeted by is the mother need to know how much somebody to rush it so you're good you're g

well, we should look closely at those conditions being well langley and send that to me. and i have always said that to you and athletes today, the train for here is and they should be given this opportunity to complete the major exams and including the link they came. so everyone knows that seems like semester. but while it doesn't matter if the show this like or not, everyone knows that the sample has come, spend russian face is self evident in speed, digital stuff. and i. so that's why i has always supported that in the evening thinking that our athletes travel to these competitions and competing you at least advanced, but we need to on the lives when you're more closely now, what kind of conditions that you always say is coming up with these artificial conditions are politically motivated at the art aimed each and the ad mean, you know, trying to stop our leaders in rapid athletes from traveling to buildings again city, but it does stop doing those athletes who can we, mattel, so the olympic games to drain lot so to save from our national teams while then a, it really

binder that was considered so sensitive that it was kept in a locked safe at the cia headquarters in langley, virginia where only those with top secret security clearance could actually see it. sources tell cnn that in trump's final days in office the former president ordered that the binder be brought to the white house. wanted to declassify what was known as the cross fire hurricane investigation into his 2016 campaign in russia connections, trump, believing that it would prove his claims it was all a hokes. his order set up a flurry of activity in the final two days during his time in the white house. they scrambled to redact it. the original, 10 inch thick binder that could reveal sources of collecting the intelligence, disappeared. i want to bring in former fbi director andrew mccabb. i imagine you have a lot of concerns about the fact that this binder is missing? >> yeah. it is hard to overstate how serious this could be. now, to be perfectly clear i have not seen this binder i think from reporting it is fair that it is the intelligence community assessment regarding the election. the

this binder, which was considered so sensitive it was kept in a locked safe at the cia headquarters in langley, virginia, where only those with top secret security clearance could actually see it. but sources tell cnn that in trump's final days in office, the former president ordered that that binder be brought to the white house. he wanted to declassify what was known as the crossfire hurricane investigation into his 2016 campaign and russia connections. trump, believing that it would prove his claims it was all a hoax. his orders set off a flurry of activity in those final two days of his time in the white house, scrambling to redact the intelligence that made multiple copies. while the original unredacted 10-inch thick binder, which could reveal methods of collecting the intelligence, inexplicably disappeared. i want to bring in former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. i imagine you have a lot of concerns about the fact that this binder is missing. >> yeah, kaitlan, it's really hard to overstate how serious this could be. now, to be perfectly clear, i don't -- i haven't seen this binder. i

a sweeping lawsuit demanding detailed information on a shadowy group inside langley, the cia headquartersiscovery team. now, this comes after a whistleblower allegation alleging that the cia provided financial rewards to six cia agents on that team to change their position and come out against the possibility of the virus originating in a lab in wuhan, china. leading the charge against the cia is mike howell, heritage foundation oversight project director. mike, what can you tell us? what kind of proof is there and what does it mean? >> so, in september, highly credible cia whistleblower came to the house of representatives and said that covid origins team of the seven officials on it, six thought it was a lab leak. one thought it maybe could have been some zoo on nic animal-to-animal transfer. the cia famously came out with their determination that said they didn't have any certainty one way or the other, thereby overruling the consensus of their own experts and the whistleblower further alleges that there was financial rewards given to those six in order to change their tune. it's a mas

a sweeping lawsuit demanding detailed information on a shadowy group inside langley, the cia headquarterse covid-19 discovery team. now, this comes after a whistleblower allegation alleging that the cia provided financial rewards to six cia agents on that team to change their position and come out against the possibility of the virus originating in a lab in wuhan, china. leading the charge against the cia is mike howell, heritage foundation oversight project director. mike, what can you tell us? what kind of proof is there and what does it mean? >> so, in september, highly credible cia whistleblower came to the house of representatives and said that covid origins team of the seven officials on it, six thought it was a lab leak. one thought it maybe could have been some zoo on nic animal-to-animal transfer. the cia famously came out with their determination that said they didn't have any certainty one way or the other, thereby overruling the consensus of their own experts and the whistleblower further alleges that there was financial rewards given to those six in order to change their tune

impact on sensitive sources and methods and that when the senate want to reveal that they had to go to langleyextraordinarily sensitive some of this material is. it goes to human sources, potentially individual sources that the cia and others have recruited overseas, and the question is, we are disco? as a result, what does the u. s. government have to do? if there is a source in place that's been recruited, does the cia or others have to go and exfiltrate them from where they're they happen to be living? the amount of damage that is potentially caused by this binder that just disappeared with ten inches of thousands of pages of material is just devastating. the fact that the community was briefing the senate last year, years after trump left the oval office and nobody knows where it is, is just a damning indictment. >> and the reporting suggests, i mean, given what transpired, apparently, at mar-a-lago, we are not led to believe the donald trump really placed classified information high on his list of priorities in terms of keeping it safe and secure. and yet this is so cavalier the way he tr

impact on sensitive sources and methods and that when the senate want to reveal that they had to go to langleyginia and i can't overstate how extraordinarily sensitive some of this material is. it goes to human sources, potentially individual sources that the cia and others have recruited overseas, and the question is, we are disco? as a result, what does the u.s. government have to do? if there is a source in place that's been recruited, does the cia or others have to go and exfiltrate them from where they're they happen to be living? the amount of damage that is potentially caused by this binder that just disappeared with ten inches of thousands of pages of material is just devastating. the fact that the community was briefing the senate last year, years after trump left the oval office and nobody knows where it is, is just a damning indictment. >> and the reporting suggests, i mean, given what transpired, apparently, at mar-a-lago, we are not led to believe the donald trump really placed classified information high on his list of priorities in terms of keeping it safe and secure. and yet th

and one of those programs was the lunar program based out at langley, the nasa's center here in virginia, and there were a handful of missions of the orbiter program, and it was responsible for mapping the moon and maps. 99% of the moon and us select the landing sites for the upcoming missions. and then also contributed important information to lunar science as well. and this is a photograph taken from the first lunar orbiter. you can see the earth in the distance and it took a number of photographs of earth, including the full earth. it really wasn't till human hands took these photographs that they they resonated much more broadly, culturally and socially. so you've seen probably the earthrise and the blue marble. those were taken by the astronauts on. but before that, the lunar orbiter was taking similar types of photographs of the earth from, a great distance. so by october 1968, the united states was ready to start sending humans into space as part of the apollo program and there were a series of missions that built on each other testing out the hardware and, learning about living a

and one of those programs was the lunar program based out at langley, the nasa's center here in virginia, and there were a handful of missions of the orbiter program, and it was responsible for mapping the moon and maps. 99% of the moon and us select the landing sites for the upcoming missions. and then also contributed important information to lunar science as well. and this is a photograph taken from the first lunar orbiter. you can see the earth in the distance and it took a number of photographs of earth, including the full earth. it really wasn't till human hands took these photographs that they they resonated much more broadly, culturally and socially. so you've seen probably the earthrise and the blue marble. those were taken by the astronauts on. but before that, the lunar orbiter was taking similar types of photographs of the earth from, a great distance. so by october 1968, the united states was ready to start sending humans into space as part of the apollo program and there were a series of missions that built on each other testing out the hardware and, learning about living a

that's lucky if i am a person, for example, who is in the control room of meta or x langley. i will, i will, i wouldn't be facing the huge pressure from both sides from, for example, lump is ready and i'll be is who i've tried to find the defense for every form of policy and contact. and also from the rest of the was um, who was supportive of the but as in an hour to, to um, uh to, to, to, to, to, to provide a free speech platform. so certainly if i am one of those in that position, i would be facing the pressure, but certainly, i mean i would also be fat in terms of moderate things because the, the content, yes we, we, we do refuse every form of content that's proposed as um uh, come come down and kind of resemble what have you. but at the same time, i mean what you've just mentioned is a peaceful content about palestine about demonstrations, about the show and support to deposit pursuit and not active itself without necessarily showing support. for example, how much or any other uh, minute to group. so this is what the concern is really so i think the bottom line in my opin

but langley's could lead to conflict, convoys could lead to war. >> i like to think that hoover mightpproached the ukraine crisis and ibr would actually bring it back to 2014 if not earlier, with some level of restraint and skepticism about the ferocious debts of u.s. involvement in that country. particularly in 2014 in the so-called made on revolution will be of ambassadors and senators out parading in the streets with activist boasting about spending $5 billionng on various ngos and other organizations and the victorian new lawn hot mic moment and all the rest of it. i think you would have recoiled in some poor at the level of u.s. interventionism which helped to produce a tragedy. i think it might've been perhaps somewhat thoughtful unless lumbar lambasted version you might say of someone like trump who is somewhat inarticulate tried to articulate a critique of the u.s. policy vis-À-vis ukraine and russia. i do think much like after pearl harbore he came on-site come he probably would've responded to the invention in february02 of 2022 by expressing his strong tm support of ukraine