what -- norwood -- nor would our system of checks and balances permit him to do so. neither do i look with favor upon those who would work to subvert article 6 of the constitution by requiring a religious test even by indirection. for if they disagree with that safeguard, they should be openly working to repeal it. i want a chief executive whose public acts are responsible to all and obligated to none, who can attend any ceremony, service, or dinner his office make appropriately require him to fulfill. and whose fulfillment of office is not limited or condition of any religious oath, ritual, or obligation. this is the kind of america i believe in and this is the kind of america i fought for in the south pacific and the kind my brother died for in europe. no one suggested then that we might have a divided loyalty, that we did not believe in liberty, or that we belonged to disloyal group -- that we belonged to a disloyal group that threatened the freedom for which our forefathers died. in fact, this the kind of america for which our forefathers did die. religious perse

nor do i intend to disavow either my views or my church in order to win this election. if i should lose on the real issues, i shall return to my seat in the senate, satisfied that i tried my best and was fairly judged. but if this election is decided on the basis that 40 million americans lost their chance of being president on the day they were baptized, then it is the whole nation that will be the loser in the eyes of catholics and non catholics around the world, in the eyes of history, and in the eyes of our own people. but if, on the other hand, i should win this election, then i shall devote every effort of mind and spirit to fulfilling the oath of the presidency, practically identical, i might add, to the oath i've taken for 14 years in the congress. for without reservation, i can, "solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend the constitution, so help me god." [applause] >> gentlemen -- [applause] due to the press of time, we should begin immediately

and nor am i afraid that the precious two-party system is in danger. certainly the republican party looked brutally alive a couple of weeks ago. and i mean both republican parties. nor am i afraid that the democratic party is old and fat and indolent. after 150 years, it has been old for a long time. and it will never be indolent as long as it looks forward and not back. as long as it commands the allegiance of the young and the hopeful, who dream the dreams and see the visions of a better america and a better world. you will hear many sincere and thoughtful people express concern about the continuation of one party in power for 20 years. i don't belittle this attitude. but change for the sake of change has no absolute merit in itself. if our greatest hazard -- if our greatest hazard is preservation of the values of western civilization, in our self-interest alone, if you please, it is the part -- is this the part of wisdom to change for the sake of change to a party with a split personality. to a leader who we all respect, but who has been called upon

many of nor did nor the best players are refugees while a number of them were gruelling night shift schedules all of that melts away at least momentarily on the pitch. i guess i'm going to name and the moment i'm training. i don't. think you want. the connections the players for are you just among teammates there monk. different clubs and communities throughout this city. not to mention that comply to nor did know it best enough to to choose the players and fans are rarely ever exclusively from one immigrant or ethnic group. at 1st glance i mean or in clubs may seem at cross purposes with integration but they serve an important role helping new immigrants into germany settle down which can be an often very difficult process i know that all too well i've been through the horrors of collecting every bureaucratic stamp you need and finding an apartment in berlin and i wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy as we are you know have been continually struck on this and they have. some i feel something. that could be my. and the votes of in. clubs like northern north best give players and fans a taste

you graded nor. for. justice. i in. my. welcome back it's the night one of those singles come out to play but not in one part of italy a local gov that sees the pandemic as the perfect chance to get rid of some foreign influence. lowering nyquist means halloween's is this immense idiocy this immense stupid american extravagance that we have imported into our country that says halloween is a monument to imbecility as well since we have to face the reality and since i feel that people are already getting ready to have parties everything will be closed on halloween from 10 o'clock and there will be a curfew. we took to the streets to see how italians feel about the new restrictions. and in my opinion it's stupid to think that closing all the nightclubs will stop people from gathering because we can regroup in another place . i agree to is deluca even before corbett in my view it's a pretty silly holiday where catholics you know this is america's liberation is not appropriate to me over and so you see us by god i think it's a m

is tested, that once again, we give our testament to america, and i do not think it is sentimental, nor is it cheap, but i think it >> is true that each and every one of us in our own way should once again reaffirm to ourselves and our prosperity that we love this nation. we love america. [cheers and applause] but, take heart, my fellow americans. this is not the first time that our nation has faced a challenge to its life and its purpose. >> and each time that we've had to face these challenges, we have a emerged with new greatness and with new strength. we must make this moment of crisis, we must make it a moment of creation. [cheers and applause] as it has been said, in the worst of times, a great people must do the best of things, and let us do it. [cheers and applause] we stand at such a moment now in the affairs of this nation because, my fellow americans, something new, something different has happened. there is an end of an era of and, and there is the beginning of a new day. [cheers and applause] it is the special genius of the democratic party that it welcomes change, not as a

i'm not willing to make a deal, not with the committee nor with the president nor with anyone. i am independent, end quote. that quote, or similar words were spoken by judge barrett to almost suspicious judiciary member that she might have made some deal ahead of time to get on the supreme court. contrary to critics and their claims about being biased, judge barrett is evenhanded. and has ruled for both plaintiffs and defendants in all kinds of cases. she believes in justice for all and accordance with the law and the constitution just like we would expect everybody that's a lifetime appointee to the judiciary to say those same things of we don't see all of them following that practice. she went on to tell the committee, quote, i am fully committed to equal justice under the law for all persons, end quote. when asked if she will follow the rule of the law wherever it leads, she said yes, and then, quote, i have deny -- i have an agenda to stick to the rule of law and decide cases as they come. end of quote. but that wasn't good enough for our democratic colleagues and their lef

the choice could not be more clear nor the consequences more crucial. in one of the futures we can choose, the future that you and i have been building together, i see security and justice and peace. i see a future of economic security, security that will come from tapping our own great resources of oil and gas, coal and sunlight, and from building the tools and technology and factories for a revitalized economy based on jobs and stable prices for everyone. i see a future of justice, the justice of good jobs, decent health care, quality education, a full opportunity for all people regardless of color or language or religion, the simple human justice of equal rights for all men and for all women, guaranteed equal rights at last under the constitution of the united states of america. [ applause ] and i see a future of peace, a peace born of wisdom and based on a fairness toward all countries of the world, a peace guaranteed both by american military strength and by american moral strength as well. [ applause ] that is the future i want for all people, a f

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[laughs] nor am i afraid that the democratic party is old and fat and indolent. after 150 years, it has been old for a long time. and it will never be indolent, as long as it looks forward, and not back. as long as it commands the allegiance of the young in the hopeful, who dreamed the dreams and see the visions of a better america, and a better world. you will hear many sincere, and thoughtful people, expressed concern about the continuation of one party in power for 20 years. i don't belittle this attitude. but change for the sake of change has no absolute merit in itself. if our greatest -- ,, it is the part of wisdom to change for the sake of change, to a party with a split personality. to a leader whom we all respect, but who has been called upon to minister to our hopeless case, of political schizophrenia. if the fear is corruption in official position, do you believe, with hughes, they yelled his personal and knows no party, do you doubt the power of any political leader if he has a will to do so, sit his own house in order without his neighbors having to

delta nor the mountains, it's heart flowed with undefined faith, and the undefined became its strength. too easily, a stranger would say, he is a buddhist, he is a catholic, he is a taoist, but the religions were overlapping. the oldest form of christianity in vietnam is roman catholicism. vietnam, pe partition of hundreds of thousands more catholics came to the south, where the practice of religion was still free. [church bells ringing] as next as it's gods. as its cities wereves in full of cluttered patterns, students and merchants and lovers and shoppers met in the splendor of asian disorder.

neither democrats nor republicans want today shut down weeks before an election. nancy pelosi and steven mnuchin say they made progress on a compromise stimulus bill. they plan to continue negotiations. mnuchin says he sees an agreement costing as much as two. extended -- as much as $2.2 trillion. of has extended its halt buybacks. it says the banks need to preserve capital. jp morgan had already indicated it wanted to resume buybacks. actionhas started legal

would neither confirm nor deny to "60 minutes" that one was taking place. do you believe the recent leak of material allegedly from hunter's computer is part of a russian disinformation campaign? >> joe biden: from what i've read and know the intelligence community warned the president that giuliani was being fed disinformation from the russians. and we also know that putin is trying very hard to spread disinformation about joe biden. and so when you put the combination of russia, giuliani, the president, together, it's just what it is. it's a smear campaign because he

nor was this final strategy of rebirth through common ruin something special born of adolf hitler onlygerman general's staff, like the jap general staff, were old hands at it. these were the words of one general talking before the berlin military academy at war's outset. >> we germans must number twice the population of our neighbors. therefore we shall be compelled to destroy one third of the population of all adjacent territories. we can best achieve this through systematic malnutrition, in the end far superior to machine guns. starvation works more effectively, especially among the young. >> starvation works more effectively, especially among the young. ♪ unquestionably, of all the victims in the program against whole populations, the most pitiful have been the most precious, the young. even after liberation, the heirs of fear,is legacy hunger, and hate, to be nourished in an atmosphere of desperation, a destiny of despair, calculated to supply the new tools, the new hitlers, tojos, and mussolinis, of an even bloodier tomorrow. but with the lesson of two world wars to learfrom, if a

thanks nor being with us. let not your heart be troubled. laura is next. have a great weekend. >> laura: laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. in moments, my medicine cabinet tells you everything you need to know about the president's prognosis and we'll lay out exactly how he's been treating. he's been watching us from the start of this pandemic. we know this is insight you won't get anywhere else on television tonight. raymond arroyo has sifted through some of the more disappointing and the ugliest commentary following the president's diagnosis. we expose it and including worst offendsers ahead. first, the president keeps fighting. that's the focus on tonight's angle.

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neither democrats nor republicans won today shutdown weeks before the election. mnuchinlosi and stephen say they made progress on a compromised stimulus bill. they plan to continue negotiations. he sees ans agreement costing as much as $2.2 trillion. the eu started legal action against the u.k. over brexit. bloomberg learned that you will send a letter accusing the u.k. of breaching the terms of agreement and breaking international law. it's the first step in a process that could end up at the european court of justice. stock exchange halted trading for the entire day because of a hardware breakdown. it's the worst ever outage for the exchange. they hope to resume trading as

by the other democratic countries, nor britain, nor germany, at least i think he named the issue, andd at stake, it's a really a political enterprise against democracies in general. and we don't have to be too provincial, the french and the british, and see the world more generally. and there is an attack. there is a political attack against democracies and the presence... we have a very, very numerous muslim population, as you know, something like six million, around 10% of the population. we have the greatestjewish community too and we, the french, have a foreign policy which is more active than the other europeans. for all these political reasons, the attack is particularly on france. let me ask you one final question. if you forgive me for saying this, and i mean this in the most positive way, you have lived a very long and full life and you have seen france evolve over many, many decades. are you more fearful for the unity of france, for the cohesion of france today than you've been before? yes, i think there is a great... there has been a change around 20 years ago. you know, we

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always the risk with any vaccine any clinical trial that statistical improbability that would point to nor one percent risk that someone dies at someone reportedly was a brazilian doctor he was part of an oxford university vaccine trial group and is believed to have suffered fatal complications but they're sure it's safe to keep going following careful assessment of the skis in brazil there have been new concerns about safety of the clinical trial and the independent review in addition to the brazilian regulator have recommended that the trial should continue there is a race on a race for v vaccine that works that saves millions of lives and brings in billions of dollars and visits in clinical trial all things go wrong they have astra zeneca who is vaccine it is has already suspended trials last month after another patient developed a strange illness but the trials must go on clients are waiting brazil for example whose president has said he wants the british vaccine in contrast to his own health ministry which wanted 46000000 doses of the chinese vaccine from my government any vaccine bef

was he give it away but compromise john talks for the uk, nor was he give it away but compromisejohnks about the word game, compromises a word we keep hearing about, something has got to give it some point. at will have to give but i don't think it's going to be, we are still seeing what he will say tomorrow but i don't think it's going to be seismic andl don't think it's going to be seismic and i don't think it's going to shift the dial dramatically. think what we are seeing is the eu classically trying to run down the clock and they are saying, you know we are not going to intensify talks, don't really want to do daily talks, which is think now it's best if we go and prepare for no deals. the eu is saying panic stations are on from our anterior resigned to the fact that it will be no deal, if you don't want that you to come back to the table with something. i guess we will see a statement from boris johnson that stewing about a power— play in trying to sam not going to budge and we might hear something else from the eu in a day or two next week. i think we have seen this many times

libertarian party national committee he says vaccination should does neither be compulsory nor indeed politically motivated. when you politicize medicine generally the results are bad and that's one of the reasons that many libertarians have advocated for getting the f.d.a. entirely out of medicine to get the government tiredly out of medicine abolish the f.d.a. and cut our taxes accordingly see the thing is each person has to calculate their own risk their own situation right now the american people are being given a different question which is why would you take a vaccine that hasn't really gone through any kind of long term testing where you could not possibly know what the long term effects are so obviously people can have a little bit colder feet when they're dealing with something that is a lot less well known and then other vaccines that have decades of of of dated research behind them so this is something where it's not a one answer for everybody that's the problem with government trying to make these decisions we're trying to politicize them these are individual health decisi

biden camp after the first debate and i don't think that's in the best interest for the trump campaign nor is it in the best interest of all of us to see this kind of discourse at the highest level of our government. >> sandra: all right. as far as what we can expect on the hunter biden, "new york post" story here is what jason miller suggested we might hear on that. >> if the moderator doesn't bring it up you are safe to assume the president will. these are real simple questions that joe biden needs to answer to the american public and keep in mind this is also supposed to be a debate on foreign policy. if joe biden can't answer these real simple questions you know he is running from something. >> sandra: does it behoove the president to press joe biden on that on the debate stage? >> yeah. first of all i love talking about milk shakes but i'm not running for president. you are right. i think again the strategy needs to be a little more tailored than it was the last debate. he should not go after hunter biden's cocaine's habits or anything personal. he needs to keep focused on the issue,

it's sad because we're worried about what's going to have nor friends neighbors for the folks who have to move it's going to be painful see them go nuclear plants around the country are under the warmest financial pressures right now they're getting old and everybody knows a cost more to maintain an old car than a dozen new car the same is true for a nuclear plant. all of them are going to require modifications from lessons learned after fukushima daiichi. sankyo is going to need about $250000000.00 of repair and replacement over the next 2 or 3 years to keep running and entergy didn't want to spend that money. entergy new that from entourage were not going to allow this plant top arrayed unless it was in top notch condition. and they couldn't afford it so they pulled the plug on for a minute for economics but it was economics under the scrutiny of a smart electorate who had kept themselves in form for the last 10 years. the closing of vermont yankee is a big tree for democracy. entergy would continue to operate if it wasn't for all the hard work all these people did to make this happe

that the chief medical officer said on monday, his words, the chief medical officer, not confident nore confident nor is anyone confident that the t3 proposals for the highest rate would be enough. this morning, the telegraph quotes a senior government sources thank the chances of the prime minister backing a circuit breaker in the next two weeks are about 80%. |s the next two weeks are about 80%. is that right? and if it is, why doesn't he do it now, save lives and fixed testing and protect the nhs?|j save lives and fixed testing and protect the nhs? i rule out nothing, of course, in combating the virus, but we are going to do it with the local, regional approach that can drive down and will drive down the virus if it is properly implemented. the west mr leader warned of a tsunami of unemployment resulting from the virus. thousands of lost jobs, the ons has confirmed the highest rate of redundancy since 2009, we are heading towards a tory winter of mass unemployment created by the prime minister and the chancellor. we know what the prime minister tory colleagues are saying, the prime

nor do we seek any. the war is dirty and brutal and difficult. and some 400 young men born into an america that's bursting with opportunity and promise have ended their lives on vietnam's steaming soil. why must we take this thing for rote? why must this nation hazard its ease and its interest and its power for the sake of a people so far away? we fight because we must fight if we are to live in a world where every country can shape its own destiny and only in such a world will our own freedom be finally secure. this kind of a world will never be built by bombs or bullets. yet the infirmities of man are such that force must often precede reason and the waste of war the works of peace. we wish that this were not so, but we must deal with the world as it is. if it is ever to be as we wish. the world as it is in asia is not a serene or peaceful place. the first reality is that north vietnam has attacked the independent nation of south vietnam. its object is total conquest. of course, some of the people of south vietnam are partoning in attain -- par

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the great of nor. thought or nonsense. for. crying for just. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. the french president declares a history teacher murdered by an extremist a silent hero and the face of the republic at a statement moral service in paris. the british prime minister forces a crowd of ours locked down on manchester despite strong resistance from the city mayor residents told us the new measures are a step too far. the economic package they announced it will keep people alive they think that they should play since to giving people the correct. people are going to be able to live with it. and the u.s. agrees it to remove sudan from its list of state sponsors for terrorism in the deal comes at a heavy price for one of the world's poorest nations.

armenia sovereignty and territorial integrity i think that it is neither in the interest of armenia nor as a regime for the conflict to grow into a regional war but if it happens then any member of the c.s.t. has the right to count on help without this there is no organization but most of the fiercest clashes recently have been reported in the south of the disputed region. near the border lisbon talking to some of the armenian mothers who have seen their sons head off to war they speak of both pride and concern sentiments echoed on both sides of the conflict. arsenic lives a modest life as she's invoicing us in her apartment and it's almost like we traveled back in time the house is 137 years old and has been home. 2 generations of her answers to as she offers us coffee enthusiastically the good to talk about her son fighting in the gorn i can back my love while he was conscripted when he came of age with the usual service he was on the 7th of january he had been serving for 10 models or she was in hundreds from the very beginning its from base to chechen i am baskets i didn't know that

it ever be, nor should populism.ign of a weakness in our democratic system and the fact that this president has brought so many people along we think is a travesty, again, not just for the republican party, we're beyond that. we think it's danger fours the republic. that's why we've spent the past year working as diligently as we have with a number of coalition allies to make sure we remove donald trump from office and spend the resources, time, effort, and energy to remove the enablers who made it possible from office as well. >> mike madrid, we'll have to leave it there. mikes, thanks so much, hope to talk to you soon. >>> we're getting a new look this morning at how many americans are struggling to pay their bills right now. this morning we learned first time claims for unemployment benefits reached 840,000 last week. that is higher than expected. garrett haake is on capitol hill where speaker pelosi just wrapped up that weekly briefing. garrett rushed to the camera just for us. he's not winded, which is a testame

you grated nor. crying for justice. i'm. 10 people have been arrested in france after the brutal murder of a history teacher the perpetrator was an 18 year old chechen man who was shot dead by police a meanie and as if the gun agree to a new ceasefire but then tried more accusations of attacks in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh and shells rained down on areas surrounding the disputed territory civilian casualties reported and as a 2nd largest city we hear from both sides of the call. who started this war that was built there is so clearly. there was a rebel.

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married the couple worshiped in the contact temple but so far their mommies haven't been found here nor is there any indication as to where the teeth used to mind being. so the experts head to the site of the potter's efforts you do occupy me a look song to search for clues that might lead them to the queen's mommy the egyptian leaders sought calm and serenity fall from the chaos of the contact temple complex for years akiyama years searched deserts and fields but never to these residents and finally thanks think thanks found it west of looks saw in mt katter. peter alaca is leading an excavation on the site. was it to you. it was huge it's bigger than buckingham palace it's bigger than the white house it covers an area all the enclosures it's about $150.00 by 100 meters so so a huge huge area very often we have the kings kind of founding these palaces outside near the royal sit near the capitol say seems but that nearby like versa. we know a lot about the decoration of the palace because. it seems it collapsed perhaps storing a rainstorm and so much of the painting on the ceiling and t

that means the plastic is neither cleaned nor sorted when entering the country.s that waste, illegal recycling factories, which disregard regulations, are cropping up all over the country. our first report looks at how malaysia is cracking down. >> reporter: much of the illegal plastic garbage slips past inspectors and is taken to various parts of the country. one destination is not far from malaysia's biggest port. it is a town dotted with factories and empty lots. this man leads an environmental ngo. he has been uncovering dump sites and factories run by illegal recyclers all over the town. this was the first site he identified. this footage shows how the site looked two years ago. morere than 5,000 tons of the illegal plastic garbage had been piled up. most of it was smuggled in from wealthy countries like the united states and japan as well as europe. next to the dump site was a factory, where workers separated the salvageable bits from the trash piles and sold it to recyclers. tan found that dirty waters used to wash the plastic waste was coming out of the f

democratic nor a party but still runs japan to this day. when the cold war ended, the successes of the cia were not only its ability to outspend. there were, we learned -- the cu e a learned, the united states learned -- through bitter experience and failure that if you dud things on a small scale, the butterfly effect was more effective than sending billions of dollars of weapons to the mujahideen. we did that with short-term success. the afghan rebels drove out the soviet army. but the country awash in weapons without any follow-up from the united states was the incubator of al-qaeda. an unforeseen consequence of the cia's support for the afghans. .. economics support and intelligence operations. we don't do it anymore. for good oriole we are out of the game. the war on terror subsumed everything. counterterrorism was the first and last goal of the cia and fbi. we took our eye off of traditional espionage. created conditions for the russians to launch the political equivalent of 9/11, attack on our democracy. nobody died but american demo