maureen, i'll start with you. where should we start with fiction? maureen: why not.s two of the many that you loved. maureen: it's been a great year, so two is hard. alice mcdermott's absolution. anybody who's read alice mcdermott knows that she usually writes about my people. irish catholics, working class background. new york. jeffery: you're not biased? maureen: no, i'm not. this time she takes those characters and puts them in vietnam in 1963. we have the main character is a newlywed, a young wife who is pulled into this group of women who are doing charitable works in vietnam while their husbands are busy doing something else. and without being heavy handed, mcdermott manages to make a connection between the insistent charity of these women and early american intervention in vietnam. jeffery: yeah, because that's something else turns out to be that turns out to be the vietnam war, right? maureen: yeah. you gave it away. the other the other book that i loved, one of the other books, the heaven on earth grocery store by james mcbride. i think he's one of our most

maureen mother wasn't more.e wasn't really aware of the significance of the information she'd found with that, with that pressure. when did she finally realise that realise how important that reading ? reading was? >> uh, it was 20 years later. no but actually, on that forecast, when she sent that forecast, she , um, there was a query came, but it came from london, which was unusual. and they it came twice. they, um, they rang to check the figures. so my dad and, uh, mom had checked them and, uh, mom had checked them and, and an hour later they got another phone call. could they recheck again? so she she wondered why this, um, was the first time this had ever happened. yeah and, uh, she she didn't realise it until later when the when the station closed down and they were transferring the station to belmullet, which is about ten miles away. the, um , people came down from the head office in dublin and they told her about the, uh , the incident. her about the, uh, the incident. >> so how extraordinary about it unt

maureen mother wasn't more. wasn't really aware of the significance of the information she'd found with that, with that pressure. when did she finally realise that realise how important that reading ? reading was? >> uh, it was 20 years later. no but actually, on that forecast, when she sent that forecast, she , um, there was a query came, but it came from london, which was unusual. and they it came twice. they, um, they rang to check the figures. so my dad and, uh, mom had checked them and, uh, mom had checked them and, and an hour later they got another phone call. could they recheck again? so she she wondered why this, um, was the first time this had ever happened. yeah and, uh, she she didn't realise it until later when the when the station closed down and they were transferring the station to belmullet, which is about ten miles away. the, um , people came down from the head office in dublin and they told her about the, uh , the incident. her about the, uh, the incident. >> so how extraordinary about it unti

so maureen is one who got sick on our vacation and get me in a hotel room while we were at disney world and watched the great british bake-off. so she's the one who i credit for giving me my passion for baking, even though it was just by watching a tv show. she's also the one that in those early episodes i would think about when i i was writing my scripts and talking to the camera was this is how i would tell my friend maureen about whatever i waser making that da. >> host: what did you learn in the writing of this book and looking at the history? if you had to put in a sentence or two, what did you learn? >> guest: two contradictory things. one is that our tastes have changed widely in many ways, they become much more sophisticated. witches have access to so many more ingredients and tastes, and our cuisine is more varied today than anytime in the past. on the other hand, we haven't changed that much. our passion for food, our attention to what food means to the cultural significance of having fancy food on the table and beingle able to take people out to a nice restaurant, instead bac

as the deputy assistant attorney general in charge of immigration at the us justice department and maureen, my is to any us from phoenix, arizona. she's the vice president for programs at the washington office on latin america. human rights advocacy organization of i will welcome to all of you when, when can we start with you telling us? what is the situation at the border? because we have some people saying that it's close to breaking points with assessment, transit crossing points, having to close because the offices bought offices, they've been redeployed elsewhere to cope with an influx of migraines. i mean, it sounded quite k all take, i'm kind of cute. volts is the actual situation. i think what we're saying is certainly numbers of migrants crossing daily, as was commented previously of almost historic levels and a continuously hide number every day, which is really texting resources, both from the us officials, from border patrol and cvp, as well as the local communities that are working to support those migrants that are literally waiting sometimes for days to be picked up by us. a

yeah, so many things today to a guess, rebecca wolfley on fresco and maureen maya, so thank you to for watching. you can see the program again, any time by visiting a website that's out, is there a dot com for the discussion to go to a facebook page that is facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. it wasn't during the conversational ex i'll have live at a inside story from me laura kyle and the whole team here is 5 and that the a nose garza evacuated the sun. eunice tenuously monthly. what did to this location? what about animals? 3 weeks time people are going to die home, destroyed in brooklyn, city, an area that is supposed to be safe. longstanding is really policy. shoot anything that moves. there aren't any sit varies, and garza my supposed to sleep on the street with my children. there's no protection, there's no safe space. this printer is going to be in a huge problem. but a stimulus of living on the desktop. people crowded in very small areas with a lot of diseases from the north to the south, nowhere in district to say. for just medical staff are working in solar down t

and maureen, my is to any, is from phoenix, arizona. she's the vice president for programs at the washington office on lots in america and human rights advocacy organization of i will welcome to all of you when, when can we start with you telling us? what is the situation at the border? because we have some people saying that it's close to breaking points with assessment, transit crossing points, having to close because the offices bought or offices are being re deployed elsewhere to cope with an influx of migraines. i mean, it sounded quite k all take, i'm kind of cute. volts is the actual situation. i think what we're saying is certainly numbers of migrants crossing daily as was commented previously of almost historic levels and a continuously hide number every day, which is really texting resources both from the us officials from border patrol and cbp as well as the local communities that are working to support those migrants that are literally waiting sometimes for days to be picked up by us. agents often times in very remote parts

yeah, so many things today to a guess, rebecca wolfley on fresco and maureen maya. thank you to for watching. you can see the program again, any time by visiting a web site that's out. is there a dot com for the discussion too? good. well, facebook page that is facebook dot com forward slash a inside story. it wasn't during the conversational x, so have live at a j inside story from me laura kyle and the whole team here is 5 and that the those guys are the same units can use that monthly. what did for this location? what about animals? 3 weeks time people are going to die home, destroyed in brooklyn, city, an area that is supposed to be safe. longstanding is really policy. just shoot anything that moves. there aren't any sit varies, and garza my supposed to sleep on the street with my children. there's no protection, there's no safe space. this printer is going to be in a huge problem. but a stimulus of living on the desktop. people crowded in very small areas with a lot of diseases from the north to the south, nowhere in district to say. * for just medical staff ar

yes, so many things today to our guest, rebecca wolfley on fresco and maureen maya. so thank you to for watching. you can see the program again, any time by visiting a web site that's out. is there a dot com for the discussion too? good. well, facebook page that is facebook dot com forward slash a inside story. it wasn't during the conversational x i'll have list at a j inside story. from me laura karl on the whole team here is 5 and that the the latest news, as it breaks time movies has been under the rubber for more than 10 hours. this is not the only area targeted by that is are important. with detailed coverage, the wolf is keeping source away palestinian business owners here say they have seen nothing like this ever before. exclusive reports many here say they refuse to give up on hope. and then with the killing suffering and pays, it's the $16.00 left for them. what constitutes exempt, so we generally talk to receive. i want you to start with just the fact runs through what happened as independent. we want these, we want the education. i want to we don't have l

yeah, so many things today to our guest, rebecca wolfley on fresco and maureen maya. as like you to for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting a website that's out, is there a dot com for the discussion too? good. well facebook page that is facebook dot com forward slash a inside story. it wasn't during the conversational ex i'll have live at a inside story from me laura kyle and the whole team here is 5 and that the of us 2023 comes to an end adjust us teams on the ground of work at a 100 stores from the continuing conflicts in the frame that's that's the sound of artillery inside. this is then use our license to the war in gusts as we are talking to you right now, the sound of it is very from boston and different. right now. i'm the inside of the center of the way to the people who need is the most on the just the this is the view. the scene has been looking out for the past 20 years to these really separation barrier cuts . her family's landing upon nothing in august, they had several time to do some type of you confiscation orders to expand t

now we will hear maureen bell. >> my name is maureen bell. i'm 51 years of age. i live in pennsylvania. i have lived with galactosemia for my entire life. shortly after my birth in 1972, i began to show the classic hallmark signs of failure to thrive. repeated vomiting and weight loss at seven days later, i was diagnosed by an intern is having classic galactosemia. i remained in the hospital for 32 weeks. they were given a booklet titled a parents guide to a restricted diet. they were instructed to follow this booklet as i would need to be on a lactose-free dairy free diet for the rest of my life. that was the only treatment for galactosemia in 1972. i guess my parents knew that many more challenges that lie ahead. following the years to come just having the following dairy free diet, it seemed everything was working fine for me at the time, but i was getting older and it made me feel very left out when i could not eat the same foods as my peers. without modern day advances that we have today in nutrition, i cannot tell you how isolating it was for me. there were

he was fortunate in that period that he met maureen and maureen hayes, who was a teacher in butte, andshe convinced him that in order to fulfill his potential, he really had to complete his education. so she said, i will work and put you through school while you can have an opportunity to go to college. and so mansfield essentially earned his high school equivalency degree, pursuing his bachelor's degree at the university of montana. he ultimately got a a match master's degree in history and focused on primarily on asian history. he taught at the university. dirksen's background in some respect quite similar, came from a really hardscrabble. grew up on a farm and central illinois. served in world war one also saw combat in france came back to illinois and as i said, gave up his theatrical ambitions to go into politics, elected to a local city council and ultimately elected to congress. 1932. in the franklin roosevelt landslide, which was no, no mean accomplishment for a republican to a brand new freshman republican to be elected in a landslide that democrats captured control of the con

he was fortunate in that period that he met maureen and maureen hayes, who was a teacher in butte, andshe convinced him that in order to fulfill his potential, he really had to complete his education. so she said, i will work and put you through school while you can have an opportunity to go to college. and so mansfield essentially earned his high school equivalency degree, pursuing his bachelor's degree at the university of montana. he ultimately got a a match master's degree in history and focused on primarily on asian history. he taught at the university. dirksen's background in some respect quite similar, came from a really hardscrabble. grew up on a farm and central illinois. served in world war one also saw combat in france came back to illinois and as i said, gave up his theatrical ambitions to go into politics, elected to a local city council and ultimately elected to congress. 1932. in the franklin roosevelt landslide, which was no, no mean accomplishment for a republican to a brand new freshman republican to be elected in a landslide that democrats captured control of the con

maureen. chief nicholson, command staff. i am shane kialoa, deputy chief of administration. and this is my report for october 2023. i feel like we just saw each other. yeah, but we'll begin with homeland security. under the direction of assistant deputy chief erika artasyrus brown. as as the chief pointed out, and we have been pointing out the enormous challenge of apec, of planning and coordination that that chief arceus's brown has been tackling along with such chief josh smith and their team among the high level visits from dignitaries. and in the month of october, fleet week during the month of october, fleet week was incredibly busy for the homeland security team. um, managing, coordinating and supporting many of our fleet week training exercises like the interoperable interoperable communications between the civilian and military disaster responders. that was discussed last month. an enormous win for that community between civilian and military, where chief cannon was heavily involved. this is the first time that this has been done. it is not there yet. there's much wo

he was fortunate in that period that he met maureen and maureen hayes, who was a teacher in butte, andd him that in order to fulfill his potential, he really had to complete his education. so she said, i will work and put you through school while you can have an opportunity to go to college. and so mansfield essentially earned his high school equivalency degree, pursuing his bachelor's degree at the university of montana. he ultimately got a a match master's degree in history and focused on primarily on asian history. he taught at the university. dirksen's background in some respect quite similar, came from a really hardscrabble. grew up on a farm and central illinois. served in world war one also saw combat in france came back to illinois and as i said, gave up his theatrical ambitions to go into politics, elected to a local city council and ultimately elected to congress. 1932. in the franklin roosevelt landslide, which was no, no mean accomplishment for a republican to a brand new freshman republican to be elected in a landslide that democrats captured control of the congress in ove

in june 2021, the united nations in new york was focusing attention on the highly threatening to maureen habitats. the un proclaimed an ocean decades to advance the protection and sustainable development of the world's oceans. actress available to go of these challenges, so the top priorities for everyone. us welcome to the united deck of ocean science together that has discovered the science we needs for the ocean. we want. thank you . mm. the in march 2021 in the midst of the global corona virus pandemic, special shit was stopped at the us pacific fleets naval base in san diego. the vessel, the island pride was preparing to go to sea. its crew and the company and european scientists were going on a special mission the as part of the mining impact program. there were such as we're heading out to examine what happens on the c bed during the world's 1st tests of us. 35 ton underwater harvesting machine called a poli, metallic o manganese, no to collect. so it's a big project. we want to analyze the environmental impacts of among denise and actual collect uh, working in the deep sci fi. an

in june 2021, the united nations in new york was focusing attention on the highly threatening to maureen habitats. the un proclaimed in ocean decades to advance that protection and sustainable development of the world's oceans. actress data will develop and these challenges should be top priorities for everyone. everyone, welcome to the united deck of ocean science together that has discovered the science we needs for the ocean. we want. thank you. mm. the in march 2021 in the midst of the global corona virus pandemic, special shit was built to the us pacific fleets, naval base in san diego. the vessel, the island pride, was preparing to go to sea. its crew and the company and european scientists were going on a special mission the as part of the mining impact program. there was such as we're heading out to examine what happens on the c bed during the world's 1st tests of us. 35 ton underwater harvesting machine called a poly metallic o manganese note your collect. so it's a big project. we want to analyze the environmental impacts of among denise and not you will collect on working in t

in june 2021, the united nations in new york was focusing attention on the highly threatening to maureen habitat. the un proclaimed in ocean decades to advance that protection and sustainable development of the world's oceans, actress ended, will develop and quote of these challenges. so the top priorities for everyone. if you with welcome to the united deck of open science together that has discovered the science we needs for the ocean, we want. thank you. mm. the, in march 2021 in the midst of the global corona virus pandemic, special shipped was dr. the us pacific fleets, naval base in san diego, the vessel, the island pride was preparing to go to sea. its crew and the company and european scientists were going on a special mission the as part of the mining impact program. there was such as we're heading out to examine what happens on the c bed during the world's 1st tests of us. 35 ton underwater harvesting machine called a poly metallic o manganese note, your collect to sign out. it's a big project. we want to analyze the environmental impacts of among denise and not you will collec

the jack costume would like. he'd be happy to see these efforts to conserve maureen wildlife. the, [000:00:00;00] the endless expenses of bad move to stretch beyond the island, pride's helicopter platform, he is to to level the ships in the fountain license area in the korean clipton zone and the pacific ocean from the deck. some of the european scientists watched as the belgian company g, a saw pine, the tickets, deep diving, high tech machine, from its ship, the norman to energy the . now the research has many measuring instruments and senses and robots known as our fees were coming into play. no, at 4 and a half, columbus has down into the depths. they were positioned around the deployment area on the sea bed wip atanya was making its way the, the scientists wanted to know the impact, the baton you would have on nature the the control room is located on one of the lower decks of the island, pride and the pilots was sitting staring at them on his, his hours as they controlled the robots on the deep sea floor with there was an overwhelming feeling of being in a different love

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that was my question to maureen, of a run from the will studies deposit of kings colleagues funding? well x ray can militarily, it can reduce the control. indeed, the rep precautions of doing so will however, be very serious specifically for the humanitarian situation. but yes, of course, if you can secure the border, it would the fact or reverse the 2005 unilateral withdrawal from the border from from gaza. however, yes, it would make sense from the electric point of view to be able to control that border where israel believes a lot of weapons of being brought into garza having no technical issues. the sorry, moving on and russia has targeted the eastern ukrainian city of pocket stepping up . it's bob, bob mentioned the weight of its biggest area of assault in this war. the kremlin says the strikes or investigation for a ukrainian attack on the southern russian city of belgrade. old and 20 people were killed. the aftermath of the sort of cod please. you prima the 2nd largest city you're cleaning office. you'll see russia military struck the city center 6 times septal residential bui

that was my question to maureen, of a run from the worst studies department of kings called expanded. well, x ray can militarily, it can reduce the control. indeed, the rep precautions of doing so will however, be very serious specifically for the humanitarian situation. but yes, of course, if you can secure the border, it would the fact or reverse the 2005 unilateral withdrawal from the border from from gaza. however, yes, it would make sense from military point of view to be able to control that border where israel believes a lot of weapons being brought into cause would this be a feasible way, though, of savings of billions on mass, possibly putting pressure on egypt to allow palestinians in, i know so many are countries don't want to say, well, palestinians displaced, but these are people sitting in a very dangerous for that. they absolutely for you to really get me be beneficial to get the civically insight and to have them see in egypt or elsewhere to get them away from the battlefield, which would reduce them, collateral damage and civilian suffering. however, egypt has not sho

to eliminate as many homos as possible, was a focus on some of his commanders, a military analysts, maureen, in their own, their pressure is mounting on these really government to secure the release of the remaining hostages, held by him us thousands have rallied in tel aviv seeing the return of the captives must be israel's top priority. many are unhappy with the way prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who has dealt with the situation since the tender attacks of october, the 7th dw special correspondent, i. e, for him. as in speaking to some of the protesters until of leave. so i spent the day of the afternoon, pardon here until of the 1st, but here at hostage square and since the beginning of the war since october 7th, this has been the gathering point for families of hostages and are allies to call for the release of the hostages and here i spoke to one moment who said yes more, it's hard, but she believed that the course that the government is taking is the right one. she told me that this time us at your group, according to her opinions only understand strengthens of. so i did hear some

and research fellow with kings colors london's was studies did pop in and joins us now from munich. maureen, in this battle for han unice, has become the new focus of the war. it seems. why is it so important to take for the idea good evening. well, it is believed to be a strong hold for her mazda here for id is concentrating, is hope ration on come, eunice. and it is also believes that there was an expensive network of tunnels underneath the city. and so now we're seeing that the north has more of glass been clear of this, and now i d, f is proceeding was the sauce. and the idea is send to expand these areas. so to push out from us as much as we can probably towards the middle of the gaza strip to central bozza and say. and the idea here is to eliminate as many homos as possible was a focus on some of his commanders. so hunger. this is also packed with people that fled from the north of the gaza strip at the house is what we're trying to avoid, civilian the civilian casualties. now, you know, it is very difficult because the idea from the one hand has created his grid system . so essential

let's welcome maureen of their own from the will studies department as kings college funded. ken is well just re take control of the kansas triple ricardo with egypt. good afternoon. well, israel can militarily, it can reduce the control. indeed the rep precautions of doing so will however, be very serious specifically for the humanitarian situation. but yes, of course, if you can secure the border, it would the fact or reverse the 2005 unilateral withdrawal from the border from from gaza. however, yes, it would make sense for a military point of view to be able to control the board to where israel believes a lot of weapons of being brought into gaza. would this be a feasible way though, of savings of billions on mass, possibly putting pressure on egypt to allow palestinians. and i know so many are countries don't want to see more palestinians displaced, but these are people sitting in a very dangerous was they absolutely for use really good need be beneficial to get to civically insight and to have some see in egypt or elsewhere to get them away from the battlefield, which w

well yeah, we aust military, i know it's maureen a mirror and if the is riley military was merely picking up wherever you had left off off to a week long pause in flashing or if the signal is a change in strategy. well i think that does they have they have to readjust the strategy. nobody knew how long the ceasefire will last effect will last. we have seen that it has worked out for 7 days, but now a lot of things could have happened during this time and some of us might have moved its way. 5 ben's might help move down the hostages, the remaining hostages. so obviously the use really intelligence would have to be very active during this time in order to be able to assess the situation on the ground. and to pro i this information to the traders in order to be able to conduct its operation further. so it seemed that each route started in the north. now they want to start in the south, so they will be more concentrating on the south. and then bringing those 2 closer together. presumably we don't know, it will depend on how does the military operation of peoples marino re mirror and they're s

well, earlier we asked military analysts, maureen, a mirror, and if the is riley military was merely picking up where he left off after the week, long pausing, fighting, or if the signal is a change in strategy? well i think that does they have, they have to readjust a strategy. nobody knew how long the ceasefire will last effect will last. we have seen that it has worked out for 7 days, but now a lot of things could have happened during this time, and some of us might have moved its weapons. might have moved the hostages, the remaining hostages. so obviously is rarely intelligence would have to be very active during this time in order to be able to assess the situation on the ground and to provide this information to the treatments in order to be able to conduct its operation further. so it seemed that each route was started in the north. now they want to start in the south, so they will be more concentrating on the south and then bringing those 2 closer together. presumably, we don't know, we will depend on how the military operation of peoples us, military analysts, miranda mirror

eliminate as many homos as possible, was a focus on how mazda is commanders to that was military analysts, maureen, them their own, meanwhile, and is real. the pressure is mounting up the government to secure the release of the remaining hostages, held by him. us thousands have rallied intel aviv saying the return of the captives must be israel's top priority. many are on happy. the way prime minister benjamin netanyahu is dealt with the situation since the terror attacks of october. the sept . dw special corresponded uber. he may have been speaking to some of the protesters intel a leave for i spent the day of the afternoon, pardon here until of the 1st, but here at hostage square and since the beginning of the war since october 7th, this has been the gathering point for families of hostages and their allies to call for the release of the hostages. and here i spoke to one moment who said yes more, it's hard, but she believes that the course that the government is taking is the right one. she told me that this time us at your group, according to her opinions only understand, strengthens of. so i d

well, earlier we ask the military analyst maureen, the mirror, and if the is riley military was merely picking up where he did left off the left off, off to the week long pause and fighting or if this signal is a change in strategy. well i think that does they have, they have to readjust a strategy. nobody knew how long the ceasefire will last if it will last. we have seen that it has worked out for 7 days. but now a lot of things could have happened during this time, and some of us might have moved its weapons. might have moved the hostages, the remaining hostages. so obviously is really intelligence would have to be very active during this time in order to be able to assess the situation on the ground and to provide this information to the treatments in order to be able to conduct its operation further. so it seemed that each route was started as a north. now they want to start in the south, so they will be more concentrating on the south and then bringing those 2 closer together. presumably we don't know, we will depend on how the military operation of peoples the story in the mirro

gilbert crews and maureen corrigan of npr. nice to see both of you again. let's start with fiction. two. >> it's been a great year. alice mcdermott's absolution. she usually writes about my people, working class background irish catholics. >> you are not biased. >> this time she takes those characters and puts them in vietnam in 1963. the main character is a newlywed who is pulled into this group of women doing charitable works in vietnam while their husbands are busy doing something else, and without being heavy-handed, she manages to make a connection between the charity of these women and early american intervention in vietnam. >> because that something else turns out to be the vietnam war. >> you gave it away. one of the other books, the heaven and earth grocery store by james mcbride. he is one of our most nuanced but clear eyed writers about race. this is set in pottstown, pennsylvania in 1925 in a historically immigrant jewish neighborhood and african-american. and i will stop there. it's amazing. >> two novels? >> one of my favorite books of the year was a book called the be

some of those targeted at pushing for tougher punishments for these hoax calls for the spring and maureen o'connell former fbi special agent for thank you for joining us on this holiday weekend, we really appreciate it. the representative there poured out his heart to the officers that are involved in this. their hearts are pounding as they are arriving at the swatting calls. what is the motivation that people have, the people who do this? and how you can about that? >> first i'd like to agree with the congressman was saying. we have trained our whole careers going all the back to columbine that if you are aware of an active shooter scenario you just go in because there are the lives of children and other nsn's at stake. and even if you are undercover law enforcement officer even before the swatting gets there it is the heart pounding the adrenaline pumping at significant traumatic event. what causes these people to do it? all kinds of things they can have political motivations there are a number of the swatting incidents that initially were taking place they were targeting high profile e

is the final moment of the annual boxing day competition in the danvers household, where 85—year—old maureentraordinary stuff. i think that is what you call a nan—darter! that is all your lot for this evening. thank you for watching sportsday. the national trust is the uk's increasingly unpredictable in weather patterns and causing chaos for nature. it warns climate change is upsetting the regular rhythm of the seasons and making plans and wildlife more susceptible to disease. but the national trust says it is finding ways to build increased resilience into our ecosystems. 0ur climate editorjustin rowlatt has been finding out. the seasons are changing, says the national trust, with hotter summers and milder winters. oh, yeah. and our shifting seasons are affecting the natural world all around us.

a louder message, maureen packed, the garage of business services in boston, do i have to speak with key at the washington state, the bruce to complete the rest of the system, phone of send 2 professional men, city and to you for the list of over the age would they use the release of the russian states? never as tight as one of the most sense community. most all sense and up the same assistance must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on process with you and this was the r t. suppose next, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube. the 72 question. did you say steven twist, which is the, you can hear explosions that reverberates in the south of plaza, where the bombing of farm lands in also on neighborhood east of profit is occurring, along with nearby areas is rarely forces continue their attacks onto bali, a refugee camp has this place, palestinians are pushed further south for the bombing intensifies guidance playing the scene say they don't know where they can find that se shelter.

a louder message, maureen packed, the one of the things that we learned very quickly about brock obama was that he was not a friend of transparency. he was not a friend of whistle blowers, and he was very, very easily influenced by the c i a. and by the rest of the intelligence community, perhaps because he came to the presidency with no foreign policy experience worked behind perhaps because he just believed in the mission of the c. i a and the us intelligence service, the, the city of can you innocence, haven't gather, is founded by idea of strikes and local hospitals are struggling to cope with the influx of wounded civilians. that's. that's, the idea is advancing southwards in the enclave. family members of those of dr by somebody say to the streets of tel aviv as follows, reports at a 3 hospice dismissed, taking the cube by the idea of will waving white flags. we hear from some of the protest this but don't understand how our me with people came out log insurance insurance. is it the new policy that we just shoot people? i don't understand the table, right.

mike mansfield said he had three great loves, his wife, maureen, montana, and the senate. so these guys really had a respect for this institution. admittedly, a very quirky institution. if i were to say united states senate to you today, what words would normally first come to mind? >> acrimony. >> acrimony. dysfunction may be? hyperpartisanship, getting nothing done, frequent commentary in the press about the senate just not working very well. i was struck reading a piece in the atlantic recently by mckay hopkins who produced a new book on utah senator mitt romney and romney unburdened himself over the course of many months talking to the atlantic reporter about his life in the senate and how unsavory it was in so many respects. in essence romney said most of what happens in the senate is just posturing to get on tv, to create that 12 second soundbite that ends up on a twitter feed somewhere. and the great deliberative body hardly ever deliberates, speeches on the senate floor are usually given to an empty chamber and often focus on a piece of legislation everyone knows i

a loud or message, maureen packed, the, one of the things that we learned very quickly about brock obama was that he was not a friend of transparency. he was not a friend of whistle blowers and he was very, very easily influenced by the c i a and by the rest of the intelligence community, perhaps because he came to the presidency with no foreign policy experience. worked behind perhaps because he just believed in the mission of the c. i a and the us intelligence services the on the lake. some countries give up its silver in phoenix change percentages and become someone set the right reset. last remains for right and add independent. that message is coming from present by them. it puts in during a riley by the countries runing policy present is ready as strikes are reported to killed maybe 50 palestinians in residential areas of northern does, a french rule. they can condemn these well over the killing of a pension government wilka who lives in a private residence during an idea of attack on dogs. the life of most of this is all to you. my name's words have i'm in 30 me.

a louder message, maureen packed, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the russian states. never. i've side as i'm sort of the most sense community best. not getting all sense. i'm up in the 65, the keys on i need to progress be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the russians cruising and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. what question did you say from stephen twist, which is the, is a wise it's can be started by lawrence. please can be expanded by a true importance of we can never be of a station so that transparency is next 40 range on mystic trees. then just succeeded in finding documents that existed in making them available to the world public. i mean, what could be more that by publishing information and sharing information with the public, he was exercising the right to free speech. he did so in the public interest was to so long realized 10 smith and golf and, and honestly, to relate to seriously, i know why advice may as

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a loud or message, maureen packed, the only one main thing is important for not as an internationally speaking, that is, a nation's products are allowed to do anything. all the mazda races, and then you have the mine and agents who are the slaves. americans, rock obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians. and so it is dangerous boy, a man that wants to take over the world. that was the culture strategy. so the, the in your english v i v, i not leashed it. often zip on and tablet block, nato said it's ours. we move east. the reason us, hey jim, it is dangerous. is it the by the sovereignty of the countries, the exceptionalism that america uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. of nature, what is founded shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large arms companies would lose millions of millions or is business businesses good? and that is the reality of what

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a louder message, maureen packed, the cus okays, another $200000000.00 to crane with bite and reassuring zaleski not to lose hope at their white house meetings. meanwhile, both american politicians and public lose trust and cab also ahead the idea of blows out the u. n. school in northern bozza where it claims to have discovered hold loss infrastructure. as the palestinian health ministry says, the desk to and gaza has passed 18400 people. we hear from the pal assigned red crescent. suppose the person about the situation in multiple hospitals.

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