this could lose mondays and i just wonder if the spirit of truth. who food really. for more than just cars during world goldstone now the truth. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. for her the 1st not a month. to go to get the loosened up who thinks how close you can get to the shredder and get rid of it fantastic but here oh let me alone i am saying good riddance to the cast that i have been to a lot of what i want to. do . but even pitching calls donald trump to thank him for information which helped prevent terrorist attacks on saying petersburg during the new year holiday. in stores it showed the week 12 people were killed after a passenger plane crashed moments after takeoff new kinds of stands largest city el monte dozens more are being treated in hospital. as the wealthiest us presidential candidates multi-billionaire michael bloomberg apologizes after his team use prison life to promote his election campaign. could even face joining as you wat

i just couldn't believe monday's are losers plunder the spirit of truth. all through the. former it is close. to truth. welcome back i'm still with was abraham former spokesperson. you see the british government the international trade department the british government and similar nature nations say they share the goals of how you articulated to their. scribing them to get out free they are interested in that you you claim actually they are more interested defacto in helping al-qaeda nicest on the shores of the mediterranean well this is an old british strategy i have to admit it has bruford successful the british used it in their empire from the 19th century and then other imperialist nations got the lesson they have been utilizing it very well it's the management of crisis what you do is you come to a context of a country and you introduce chaos through war through internal conflict religious division i.q. patient whatever means you have and then you keep the chaos going you manage the crisis because through the management of chaos you are able to make sure that this con

you could lose one dues or lose plunder to the spirit of truth. to food. for more than just. you got to go through noble truth. dream agreed to pretty much almost remember that it was most of the family were in a pool of people and there wasn't it was bed you know much worse objectives lisa. but there was an expectation of the things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hope. there isn't today today's america was shaped by the turn principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attack so low down engineer elections manufacture consent and other principles according to. one set of rules for the rich. that's what happens when you put her into the. character of will which will is dedicated to increasing power for chills just as you'd expect one of the most influential intellectuals of our time speaks about the modern civilization of america. all of us will hoops that have been absolute. but so is a behavior that appears even in deaf and blind babies even if you've never heard of seen love to. tickles by your parents. and then we learn how to use

you could lose monday night was plundering the spirit of truth. who police really. it is close. to true. same hammer i can use to snare someone's head is the same hammer i can use to build them a home but that's a human choosing what to do with me expressing my values for the tool and that's what we need to do with artificial intelligence as well. in front of the cameras coca-cola c.e.o. promises us a world without waste that's our objective. but behind the scenes the american company is doing everything in its power to eschew any alternatives to plastic like the return bottle i did obviously show. after months of negotiations with the american multinational we have a meeting at the headquarters of coca-cola france for an interview but. it's a mess up so what else can i live to see. how polite and welcome. in the deposition with you know if you want to go through the body it seems we have not yet won that trust. question in the room was a short little cold every thought well wait a minute back up and say i should close i was wrong. the vice president of the company michael golds

spirit just wasn't moving with that. and so it was like--so a lot of paintings got off the way side because they weren't telling the truthat is where the spirit moved. >> isn't that something? i had the privilege of hearing and seeing smoky robinson a few months ago. . >> oh! . >> he took about five minutes to do one of his songs, cruising but it took him five years to do my girl which turned out to be one of the greats. >> yeah. like the form by tears the one of me crying that's a five minute painting because that was two colors of paint and that was it. >> i hear that. let's see another one. . >> yes tell us about this >> i call this the portrait and from the inside looking out is a painting of fears. there are broken spaces where my brain isn't connecting to one another and the way i did this painting is i threw a mirror on the floor to see what happens when glass falls because that was my prayer what lord happened to me when that glass fell on me and i cut a pastel dromping into the same pieces as the broken glass. >> how long did that take? >> that was about four weeks. >> oh, okay. >> but that's also on the path of

i've never seen anything like this before the consumption of the poison is the real truth because i was missing the romantic wrong country spirit of the past holograms and technology are not giving me the same flair. if you had a smell of horses was missing a bit but on the whole i liked it and and that's what it was great really well done with the elephant i had the impression that it was about to sit in my lap that's how realistic it was. in the next show the virtual world merged with the real world even more. what seems certain is that the circus will remain only one of the magical surprises. what an incredible idea we do need more productive thought and innovation like this if we are to adapt to a planet that is changing more rapidly than the pink it is we'll be back next week with yet another pop provoking episode until then good bye. move in. good shape. takeoff weight with i'll take your sack if you feel sick it's too cold and aloof right after a doctor will explain how to much weight easily and without going hungry. and we'll talk to a nutrition expert. in good shape next on t w. sustainability . environmental. biodiver

spirit of a true. god . well the truth. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy thing for him to let it be an arms race. hearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. yesterday pm here in moscow head lolling to leave the antithesis of justice bright sex puts can down the saudi arabia's handling of the investigation into the murder of. the shoulder. concerns over security climate change and political correctness with a christmas cheer in the way. that for a zillion company all netflix whiles christians there are over a depiction of a gay jesus we get reaction. just making a joke 2 out of a really sacred holiday for many catholics and many christians around the world if you don't.

we put a lot of time into designing what we think is the perfect seat. >> the truth is the perfect airline seat probably varies by airline. but for spiritthese seats are already in one plane out there flying customers. every new plane will have them. it will take the rest of the year for the fleet to get what spirit hopes is their perfect seat. >>> when islamic state militants overran much of iraq and syria, they targeted anything christian. church, monasteries were destroyed and worshipers were sent fleeing for their lives. charlie d'agata paid a visit to one ancient and isolated monastery that managed to survive the carnage. >> reporter: with each twist and turn of the mountain road, we climb away from the reality of this war-ravaged region and into the past to a place of worship founded almost 1400 years ago. the roban hormuz monastery, carved into and out of the very rock on which it rests, this ancient temple to christianity one of the oldest of its kind in the world, overlooks the vast plains of northern iraq. its namesake, roban hormuz lived as a hirmt for almost 30 years, living in a network of caves that push deep into the moun

seen anything like this before but sometimes many people as it was the truth because i was missing the romantic wrong country spirit of the past holograms and technology are not giving me the same flat. affect the eye does smell of horses was missing a bit but on the whole i liked it and and that's what it was great really well done with the elephant i had the impression that it was about to sit in my lap that's how realistic it was. in the next show the virtual world merged with the real world even more. what seems certain is that the circus will remain a world of magical surprises. what an incredible idea. we don't need more productive part in innovation like this if we ought to adapt to a planet that is changing more rapidly than the pink it is we'll be back next week with yet another pot provoking episode until that good but. how do you restore banana. this is a job for a master hard conservative christian shy to mock. he's worked on some of the world's finest collections of contemporary art. what many artists try to money does more than preserve their work maybe also serves as a creative consultant. large crowds

of the real suffering that should not exist that really exists. i feel like we use these fancy words but it's just fancy words that disguise the true spirit and the truth is, some of these policies are straight up cruel to americans, pretty much started at birth and going to -- when you see it it's very upsetting. i think doing this for seven years. i have a really good friend in college, one of my best friends, and i think he's a right-wing republican. we've never actually talked about politics. a really close friend of mine. and i said david, you went with me you would see america and you think -- i won't put up with it. [inaudible] i promise you you would be with me going, , forget it, not okay, not going to happen. and he said i'm already with you. i agree, i'm already with you. i see it. i think he's honest with me. republicans, no, you're right, we can have it. >> if i could have your attention so we could begin the speaking portion of the program and allow you to leave early to go shopping. this is christmas week, after all. we are absolutely amazed at the attendance here today, knowing how close we are to christmas. but i think, and our guest s

spirit inspired word of god. it is something that is factual, truthful, it's eternal, it's never changing. >> we almost never hear about evangelical christians in the mainstream media, where if we do, they are treated as peculiar or, like you go to the zoo and there in the reptile house and everybody else is looking for the panda. is not reflective of the culture or progressivism or what you think that's all about. >> it's indicative of the fact that america is slipping from its moral foundations of faith and bible principles into secularism, the further into secularism you go, the further away from the word of god you go and when you are away from the word of god, you are away from god so they are out there swimming in an ocean of their own ego. their opinions, their secular humanist concepts and it will produce nothing but heartache and chaos because the real principles of society, the real principles of this nation are still in the word of god. mark: in fact, wasn't the founding on judeo-christian and beliefs and it's rarely taught in our government and public schools these days. >> america was founded when ou

anything like this before but sometimes when you put as it is the real truth you can also see i was missing the romantic wrong country spirit of the past holograms and technology are not giving me the same flair. if you had a smell of horses was missing a bit but on the whole i liked it and and that's what it was great really well done with the elephant i have the impression that it was about to sit in my lap that's how realistic it was. in the next show the virtual world merged with the real world even more. what seems certain is that the circus will remain a world of magical surprises. what i mean credible idea we don't need more productive cotton innovation like this if we are to adapt to a planet that is changing more rapidly than we pink it is we'll be back next week with yet another provoking episode until then good bye. if. fluently. if. i think of everything 1st i make a muslim. song much different culture between here and there so challenging for everything. finish honestly i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. shall be my god my license to work as a swimming instructor a mission our 2 children nothing at

spirit. i told police. one law is closed door. goldstone now the truth. russian officials reveal the identity of the gunman who killed 2 and injured 5 in a shooting near the federal security service building in central moscow we spoke to the father of the attacker. good lately he became very secretive and also got some kind of strange eastern accent he used to tell me that he liked shooting and even wanted to give us the strength become a most normal sports. after more than 3 years of deadlock a new miss rejections the u.k. parliament finally backs prime minister boris johnson's brigs it with all agreements.

this could lose one bruise and i just wonder if the spirit of tonight in the full food relief. for more those core group. know the truth. the e.u. has called on the u.s. government to ease rules financially squeezing through all nationalities citizens who are unknowingly liable to pay its taxes brussels as a complicated rules are putting an estimated 300000 u.s. residents in europe under pressure many who haven't lived in the u.s. and they were children charlotte dubinsky has and find out more about these so-called accidental americans. can you imagine living without a bank account no yet that's exactly the situation potentially hundreds of thousands of so-called accidental americans across europe had to do to get starry harder to do paying you you can and do you have been putting in more even more pressure with our part today i mean it's such a thing to leave hahaha do you get your salary is one of these accidental americans a u.s. citizen by birthright to be born thera because my father was on the train people thinks months are and i always knew i. was american what i didn't know it was a tax consequences claire only

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how quotable jefferson is from we hold these truths to my personal favorite, i have sworn upon the altar of god. jefferson wants us to believe in the human spirit. john adams is quotable although you would not know it he perceives his truth as a half-truth he is ironic, sarcastic so a man must be his own trumpeter and get his picture drawn and a statue made he must make them stare and gape and perpetuate the faith. in later years q as we call him. [laughter] he recalled jefferson is one who is learning ambition led him to miss treat the first president adams. the second president adams that i have always been a profit of hill and punished accordingly. a martyr complex we might also attribute to him. the adams refused to pander they did not charm they did not brewed beautifully like abraham lincoln with melancholy. that all of that was a matter of style. they are painted as anti- democratic conservatives they conceptualize democracy. with a gap of rhetoric and reality. and of that democratic spirit the adams probe human psychology is of popular democracy. and in all forms of government even the most educated class of men with hunger for power. t

silence us and to marginalize our spirit how did you survive even because there are reports that you were captured. loads of reports . there were 211 general. any truth in this no no i mean we have always been in the middle in the heart of it. but we have been working underground inside libya and outside libya with many thousands of our leaders from all contexts and we have been leading the alternative for libya and we have been talking to our people our tribes our cities and we have been very successful only recently in the last year or 2 the political scene have changed positively namely the whole conspiracy against libya has been exposed and many of the really from your perspective as we have a british diplomat in japan he still had absolute faith in the un recognized government called of course we have a lot of assume this is generally what exactly this is for music where you position the green resistance movement sometimes when i listen to european diplomats and american i think ok maybe some of them are genuine people and they don't understand what is happening but sometimes you just have to say it out loud this is a. lack of more ality these p

in truth, the perfect seat probably do plans depends on who you fly. for spirit, the seats will be in all of their aircraft and they have up to 150 on order. it will take a couple of years to get the rest of the feet fleet caught up and the seat installed. kris van cleave, cbs news detroit. >>> holiday travelers getting stuck in southern california because of all that snow take a look at that. conditions so bad through the pass, both directions were shut down for hours. it did reopen a few hours ago. traffic though? still backed up for miles. >>> the snow also close to the grapevine. chb had to rescue people in more than 100 cars and trucks that got stuck in heavy snow. one driver actually found dead inside, it was a big rig driver. now there is a wind advisory in effect until late tonight, i am not the expert on that though. >> that was our storm. that was the one that was here on christmas day morning and brought some hail. >> a little bit of lightning and thunder. >> then it went down to southern california, but for now it is gone. let me show you what it looks like from the camera that s

in truth, the perfect seat probably depends on who you fly. for spirit, these new seats will be in all ofd they have up to 150 on order. it will take a couple of years to get the rest of the fleet caught up and these new seats installed. kris van cleave, cbs news, detroit. >> villafranca: australia is in the grip of a sweltering heat wave. ahead, the devastating effect the extreme weather is having on area wildlife. ldlife. getting those steps in? on it! dimitri thinks he's doing all he can to manage his type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is his treatment doing enough to lower his heart risk? [sfx: glasses clanking.] sorry. maybe not. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c! jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could o

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spirit of britain that have best. didn't mean at least the prize the well. the british citizen was really just covered in those 3 day. interest in libya. people must. be willing to tell people the truth. and other people will be on john. the union jack flying again of the government house and put stanley was on the front page of the british and world media and didn't show at the reelection of the i and lady. finally margaret thatcher could impart on her medical program of economic and social reforms. christmas 970 dying was a surprise certainly to president carter. is that ministration the for the invasion of afghanistan by the soviet union led to a meeting on the morning of christmas day. the the office of secretary of state grants i was present to discuss what should be done to punish the serbian union and there were a great number of ideas put out some of which i thought were very bad one of them was on the olympic boycott one other one was that we wrap up the relationship with china. so on january 5th 1980 in other words about 12 days later secretary of defense harold brown went to beijing and he agreed with the chinese on several points one was that we would work in parallel to

lot of thought into designing what we believe is the perfect seat. >> reporter: the teeth is the perfect airline seat -- the truth is the perfect airline seat probably varies by airline. for spiritare already in one plane flying customers. every new plane will have them. it will take a few years for the rest of the fleet to get the new seats which spirit homes is their perfect seat. for "cbs this morning," kris van cleave, detroit. >> are you guys convinced? >> have to try it. >> crickets. crickets. >> get rid of that middle seat. i mean, that's what makes it feel that crowded when you're on an airplane. you're crammed in with other people that are really close to you. the seats are not getting wider. >> we're all frequent travelers here. anything that makes it more comfortable, right? literally anything. >> yeah. the upgrades -- every-- >> nobody reclients their seats, especially in economy, because you don't want to ruin the experience for the person behind you. >> some people do. >> really? >> honestly, i think about the things that make me comfortable neck, pillow, lots of layers, music, snacks. >> i have seen jericka when we were launched on stories together. she has one of

spirits up. and multiple, you know, deployments and burdens on families and the 20,000 who have died. to say nothing of our allies. >> indeed. let's start with ground truthere which is lying to the american public is never acceptable for whatever reason. altering metrics, actually altering a number, never acceptable. you and i are old enough to remember body counts in vietnam which were actually inflated. i have not gone through in depth in these papers yet, if either of those two things are true, if people are actively lying or misrepresenting the truth, altering metrics, that's reprehensible and there need to be repercussions. i will say this, andrea, it's okay to talk about success. and it's okay to be hopeful of winning. but the point is the military, certainly, and of course, our political level owe the brutal truth, the good, the bad and the ugly. if these papers demonstrate lying, or alteration of metrics, that will be very striking. and will require fuller investigation. >> well, there certainly was a lot of spinning going on. and you had people like the retired general moot who were telling -- telling the inspector general, this is not working.

of men. jefferson wants us to believe in the human spirit. john adams is quotable, too. though, you would not know it. he perceives jefferson's troops as half-truths. he's ironic, sarcastic and earthy. this in 1778. a man must be his own trumpeter. he must get his picture drawn, statue made and he must make the mob stare and gape and perpetuate his fame. in later years johnny q, as nancy and i effectually called the son, he denoted himself by the initials j qa and he recalled jefferson as one as, burning ambition coupled with an inventive memory led him to mistreat the first president adams. the second president adams perceived the cold surrounding jefferson as a mass deception. i have always been a prophet of ill and punished accordingly, adams the father to adams the sun. a martyr complex, we might also attribute to him. the adams refused to pander and they do not harm, they did not brewed beautifully like abraham lincoln with lincoln melancholy but they argued, stickered, rye and idiosyncratic, hardly mysterious with the slightest in hand shaking the warm and genial but all of that was merely a matter of style. the pair are painted as antidemoc