come share the joy with us. your presence there will mean something to somebody else.>> both of you have been inspiring. but i want to know where your churches are. if i wasn't preaching myself i would like to hear you this morning. dale where are you? >> 19 624 homestead road in cupertino. as i often say to my congregation there is no such thing as strangers, we are all brothers and sisters so let us come and be a part of god's beloved community. amen. we worship at 9.00 a.m.. >> one service.>> yes one service in english and a 11:00 service in mandarin. >> that is quite diverse. spit lakeshore avenue baptist church, 3534 lakeshore avenue in oakland, our worship is at 10:00 and at 4:00, are peoples of burma congregation worships.>> i read something by albert einstein recently. he said that you cannot read the gospels and not feel jesus coming through. he pulsates with life on every word that comes through. this isn't a myth. it is life. i love that. i might have used it already but i plan to use it again this mo

i remember, joy, she called me. i was sovereign -- observing the elections and she called us to check in. this is a woman who is a hero. >> yeah. indeed. she also warned the world about the spreading of autocracy. admiral, i want to give you the last word to reflect on this great woman in her passing. >> she was a mentor to me. she was a tough lady who could stand toe-to-toe with anybody. she was about 5 feet tall but she towered over everybody i know! she also had a great sense of humor. she wore beautiful pins everywhere she went that were set to play with the mind of the person she would sit down with. she was an expert on nato. when we rewrote the nato strategy in 2010, the first person we reached out to was madeline albright for her strategic advice. she spoke six european languages fluently. finally, as my dear friend, ambassador fwail already said, true american. an american story. >> great women wear pins. her pins -- they're not the biggest part of her story but one of my favorite things about her! thank yo

>> you know, you're right, joy. it's been an amazing thing that the ukrainians have done in terms of the information war. they have owned that battle space in a way you couldn't have imagined, particularly given the success the russians had in the 2016 elections and the like, the ukrainians have demonstrated the horrific impact the russians are having on the civilian population, but demonstrating the unlessness of the russian soldiers to do anything, and the scenes we saw in china during the tiananmen scare, we're seeing over and over again. they are dominating the russians in a way nobody expected, even more so on the battlefield. so they have taken it out of the russians and given them a real challenge, back at home and also in the popular media here. >> you know, i guess the question is, ambassador taylor, how do you get putin to walk back? volodymyr zelenskyy has been incredibly successful in his information war. he's very skilled at communication, but he is still having to berate countries like belgium to say s

, the joy of the resurrection.he whose shares fully in the cross, and the burial in the tomb shares fully in the resurrection. so she is also known as the joy of all who sorrow. the cup hurt her of the afflict it, the searcher for those who are lost. quick to hear, quick to listen to and respond to the needs of her children. so, all of this is not modeling so much as it is the reality out of his pain and sorrow is born a new life, the joy of life in the spirit just the resurrection itself. because she's the model of the mother, we come back after this break we will talk about the way we meet mary through the rosary. please rejoin us. >>> welcome back we are going to talk to father kevin about the rosary, everyone knows the rosary can saying hail mary over and over while holding your needs, we have these things called mysteries. this is what we contemplate, can you explain that to us? >> getting back to the heart of our lady, and why we should pray the rosary through her heart as it were is because she is the first

"the reidout" with joy reid starts right now. hi, joy. >> hi, ari. isn't it amazing that the january 6th news, any other time would be both of our blocks and how it's just been overwhelmed by world events. just mind blowing. any way, have a great evening. cheers. good evening. we begin tonight with the humanitarian catastrophe in ukraine. where the numbers of civilian deaths and refugees are rising, with more than a million ukrainians fleeing russian military violence through check points and by train. take a look at this drone footage, showing the devastation in a residential area near kyiv. about 90% of the russian troops that were on ukraine's border are now fighting inside the country. the worst of russia's shelling continues to hit kharkiv, where ukrainian soldiers and civilians are being attacked with a barrage of air strikes. russian forces have seized kherson, a key access point to the black sea in southern ukraine. it is the first major city to fall, as putin aims to take control of all of ukraine. another round of talks between russia and u

but leo is exactly right with joy reid, by the way.ocrats talk about has to be infused with race. that is the only thing that they know. that's the only card, as you said, that they have to play, and isn't it convenient that this is a bit of a distraction. if she talks about race in this scenario, then we don't have to remember that it's because of joy reid of her fellow democrats that voted joe biden into office that likely this situation occurred because as you just said, we didn't have the sort of thing happening under donald trump. that's what happens when you put a weak and inept person in the office of president of the united states who makes decisions based on emotion and not facts. you get this sort of situation. and it is very different over in ukraine. you have a sovereign nation that is being invaded totally unprovoked by a lunatic, a madman, as leo just said, and this isn't basic warfare where they are targeting military bases and military against military. this is innocent men, women, and children being murdered. they are

what a joy that must be. _ joy for the very first time. what a joy that must be.he very first time. what a i joy that must be. have you spoken to your dad? i joy that must be. have you spoken to our dad? ., joy that must be. have you spoken to our dad? . ., ., your dad? i have. he rang me to tell me that they — your dad? i have. he rang me to tell me that they were _ your dad? i have. he rang me to tell me that they were just _ your dad? i have. he rang me to tell me that they were just topping i your dad? i have. he rang me to tell| me that they were just topping there briefly before they fly to the uk. and we managed to have a brief conversation together. haifa and we managed to have a brief conversation together.— and we managed to have a brief conversation together. how was he? he is excited- _ conversation together. how was he? he is excited. it _ conversation together. how was he? he is excited. it is _ conversation together. how was he? he is excited. it is very, _ conversation together. how was he? he is excited. it is very, very - he is excited. it is ver

>> joy, i think that's exactly right.you look at what russia's initial intention was, it was clearly to decapitate the government and replace with a russian puppet government as they've done in the past. the problem is now not only ukrainians resisting but imagine being that puppet government. you're not going to last for a second in ukraine without russian occupiers protecting you serving as your security force so you have a situation the only end is russian occupation control. there are scenarios where russia could offer things less than that like what you discussed, for instance a combination of ukraine agreeing not to join nato, maybe agreeing to russia's claim on crimea and maybe agreeing not to meddle in the affairs of the so-called people's republic in done done -- the idea of sacrificing some sovereignty after you've been assaulted like this seems very unlikely to me which is why the two sides are so profoundly far apart. >> let's move to china. it seems to me that, you know, if you -- if china wants a bipolar wor

and i thought, joy has a lot more to say. so,, joy i we begin with you. they open mic. go ahead. >> you are so merciful, lawrence. you can feel my frustration i think through my twitter feed. you, know i watch this all day as you did. and, let me just start with what we know. from having watched this today, very quickly. so we know that these senators don't know the difference between what judges do and what they are supposed to do. they kept questioning judge ketanji brown-jackson about her ideas on the way legislation should be formed in terms of sentencing guidelines, that's their job. i haven't seen tom cotton's legislation or any of their legislation tried to change sentencing guidelines as you just showed. we know that they don't care about protecting women and girls. we know that they don't care about protecting them from things like rape or child pornography because they fully support one justice who caused the phrase, long john silver to be entered into the congressional record, clarence thomas. and they fully support justice kavanaugh who was credibly accused

so that sort of one side of this war, joy.he other side is what you're talking about, which is the absolute devastation of civilian areas and the direct targeting of civilian areas by the russian army. we talked a lot about mariupol, the deadliest single attack we've seen in the war is on that theater, at least 300 people killed but again, these are early numbers. the numbers are going to be far worse than that and when you look at the big picture in the eastern part of the country, you see this brutal punishment of civilians on behalf of the russian army. it almost as though the ukrainian army is fighting the russian army. the russian army is fighting the ukrainian army and taking out the frustration on these civilian areas. again, in hearing the ukrainian president tonight, it's clear he sees the tide turning military here on the ground and we should say, the ukrainian army has grown in size since this war began. so many international foreign fighters have come in. it's clear that there is a united front against the russians

"the reidout" with joy reid is up next. here's joy. >> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" tonight with a unified display of solidarity if brussels, where western leaders stood shoulder to shoulder in an extraordinary series of summits hosted by nato. the group of seven industrialized nations and the european union. >> we gather at the critical time for our security. we are united in condemning the kremlin's unprovoked aggression and ukraine's sovereignty. >> western leaders continued to roll out a series of measures to increase pressure on russian president vladamir putin. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy addressed the 29 members of the nato alliance and pleaded for a more robust response. >> translator: the ukrainian army has been resisting for a month. and i have been repeating the same thing for a month now, to save people in our cities, ukraine needs military assistance. without restrictions. we have shop what our standards are capable of, and how much we can give to security to europe and the world. how much we can do to protect against a

and i just want to talk about the joy.ow and the coming hearings we'll have tough, hard questions but please, let me just acknowledge the fact that this is not normal. it's never happened before. the senate is poised right now to break anotherbay -- barrier. we're breaking another ceiling. >> i want to thank you for making ketanji smile. she's one of the kindest and sweetest people. i love seeing her smile. you made her husband who is her college, her love of her life from college on cry. so you really did that today. i just want to get -- what was your feeling and emotion? i know everybody i know was ugly crying during her speech. what was your emotion watching her there? >> i was overwhelmed. as soon as she began, i felt the emotion flowing through me from ancestors and generations that made this day possible. i know there is a lot of normal politics going back and forth but i had to call stop for a second. this is a great day in our country and i just think that she's going to shine throughout these hearings because she

the splash of, uh, wild joy that children experience when they jump into this pool.t i wanted to pass on to her. in this work, the artists create a unique atmosphere and give the viewer a familiar. since childhood, we all have a feeling of a miracle, the exhibition will last until may 10, so that spring in charge will be clear and very sunny, and then some violate, while others suffer from the perfection of modern traffic rules . in detail, we'll talk after the news.

on his face, and this joy this holiday will last your whole life. wanted to belong to any camp, yes, that is, the kvn team or some other permanent program, where artists take part in it. i always wanted to sail in a small boat. you know what they say better little tt than that karate, yeah little you are rowing a boat and you are not dependent on anyone. and when you come to participate in some kind of team concert. do you understand that you are the only one who would not have performed before you, be it folk artists or are they all there? well, warmed up. well, that's how loud it is. yes, but i understood that i am not stepping on anyone's heels, and i am going my own way for someone. it annoyed someone, it pleased, let's say chickens, and my elder friend and comrade. he has always supported me. it helped somehow, even pushed forward. come on, come on, you can, you can although i didn't realize it, you beautifully called janov, a synchrobu fanada parody of the characters of people element. eh, pantomime has an element of a pandemic, but it is by n

>> joy, so good to see you.t there who are 60 and older, there are some data, it has not gone through significant vetting it, there are data suggesting if you are 4 to 6 months out from that third shot, the fourth shot will keep you away from somebody like me, out of the hospital. i seen this with my own eyes with folks who are not up to date with a booster series that are older and by definition high-risk. they are ending up in the hospital. there is some air here if you are 60 or older. if you are 50 or older and have a underlying medical condition like high blood pressure or diabetes, it is encourage that you get the fourth shot. is it as essential as someone over 60, no. to determine whether or not you rush out to get that fourth shot. to your point about comfort level, i do think april 1st will be a watershed moment. we will see hospitals to continue to become an stressed. in november, i would worry about that. >> that is what i worry about to. we are getting comfortable. there are states suing to end the m

who hacked joy reid's blog and put those antigay words on it?nt find out and let us know so we can do a segment on it and tomorrow and every day. so you are a fuddy-duddy if you notice that american culture is becoming not really culture anymore. it's like a lot of growling and talking about sex. check out the song from somebody calling herself cardi b ♪♪ wet ass [bleep] ♪ ♪ sucking toes mama like a credit card ♪ ♪ it some wet ass [bleep] ♪♪ >> tucker: you're watching the and you are thinking that i want my kids to get more cardi b. what can they do with the car to be lifestyle, that's not bad for them. they aren't going to wind up in rehab. nickelodeon has an answer for your peer they are going to put her on tv. cardi b is going to entertain millions of children. she will be a guest on the upcoming episode of nickelodeon's "baby sharks," a big show next month. candace owens isn't a rapper or anything but she is a mom. we thought we'd ask her. great to see you tonight. >> i think for the first time i'm actually going to defend cardi b here becau

they scratch the joys of everything the japanese themselves. for such work.urns out that no one claims anymore and engineers produce similar machines in order to simply fill the shortage of workers. well, or working forks. uh-huh russian development for dental treatment. here robotization horses, while it suggests to me, well, it greatly simplifies this metoprocedure, let's move to belgorod and see for ourselves. stanley today has an important day planned to go to the dentist for preventive procedures since the last visit to the dentist. a year has passed during this time, the teeth have become larger, unlike a person horses they grow all their lives. if the animal does not file in time, it begins to feel discomfort , the procedure is performed using a special drill, used machines with high-speed modes, approximately 25-28.000 revolutions. this allows the tooth and not well, so that it does not vibrate. and how good a chainsaw is a ripe tree. here, approximately the mechanism is exactly the same root system in horses. she is far away, so they do not hurt. sta

number two, the aoc and joy behar view is different.ucus they are mad at biden because they think he has not gone far enough. she in a magazine said he has to start using executive order to get the green new deal passed. more rights for immigrants. cancel all student debt. all of this liberal progressive wish list that he promised. remember, they were afraid of bernie, sanders becoming the nominee so they put joe biden in there. they put kamala harris on the ticket and, yet, joe biden has tried to capitulate and the hard left at the same time they are not happy with him. so, it's not just that biden problem. i think it's a democrat problem. unless the republicans really screw it up, they should have a strong fall. >> jesse: all right. well, republicans have screwed things up before, kellyanne, fingers crossed you never know what's going to happen a few month away. thank you so much for joining "primetime" and have you big book coming out so good luck with that. >> thank you. >> jesse: maxine waters, no relation, curses at the homeless a

we are making significant progress, joy. >> i have to ask you this.ck me that president biden did not mention january 6th in the state of the union address. it was a year ago. we surprised that he did not mention and you think he should have? >> i was not. because the president talked about this extensively. he came to the capital. he came to the scene of the crime. and gave an anniversary speech on january 6th. and yesterday he spoke about protecting democracy. all of that combined really shows me that he is supportive of our efforts and that he is supportive of making sure we do everything we possibly can to protect democracy. and that we all understand how close we came to losing it on that day, 14 months ago. >> congressman pete aguilar, thanks very much, i appreciate you being here tonight. up next, as predicted, putin's war is displacing hundreds of thousands of ukrainian civilians. cal perry spoke with some of them and their stories are devastating. back after this. after this. xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for

>> joy, i think it's a great question. look, first of all, you're gonna hear the president explain the hard cold facts that we know through history. which, is when a dictator can take acts of aggression and not feel consequences, not be punished for its, things will only get worse. so that's why we have been so focused on this unprecedented unity with our european allies, with other allies around the world, from japan and uk, all over the globe, coming together to impose these devastating sanctions on russia. you know, there used to be -- the rubble was a viable currency. now, because of the sanctions, it takes -- their stock market is shut down. so you're gonna hear him explain how important -- to impose the sanctions on russia, why it's so important. on the domestic side of your question, joy, you're also gonna hear the president announced tonight that we, along with our allies, are going to release 60 million barrels of oil from the collective strategic petroleum reserves to try to cap the impact on gas prices. to try t

[applause] for so much joy you during the dark moments, and we are so grateful to have you with us todayparty of two. i can't say the same of joe. [laughter] party of one. [laughter] the history of our nation is catalogued in the moments and the trials and triumphs. we remember the names of those that shaped the course of our country. many of those hands belong to you. those who crafted the laws and dismantled injustice and who've taught the children who will lead us into the future and flown to the heavens to touch our stars. the laughter that gives us strength when the world feels hopeless. the joy we find in shared purpose and acts of kindness and friendships that restore our faith in the world. that's what we celebrate today. as strong as the voices that continue to demand justice and hope for a brighter future with faith, friendship and joy. we are honored to welcome you to the white house today and we are humbled to stand with you as we all work for a better future together. [applause] thank you as many of you know, our vice presidents historic path to the white house began before

>> well, there's always been a strain of the republican party, joy, that's been isolationism.tribune hated franklin roosevelt murdoch of his time. he actually published the fact that the united states had broken japanese codes that had allowed us to prevail into decisive battle of midway. in 1938, you had neo nazis selling out madison square garden filled to the rafters with nazis standing with a george washington banner down madison square garden. look, we always had this in the united states. the strain of republicans that was dominant, the eisenhower strain, the ronald reagan strain represented a continuity, a consensus that stretched from ronald -- that stretched from franklin roosevelt with winston churchill in 1940 through harry truman, through john kennedy, through lyndon johnson, through jimmy carter, barack obama to donald trump who attacks what was the most successful military alliance in world history degrades it and fanaticizes who turns out to be the most dangerous person in the world, vladimir putin, second most potent nuclear arsenal and one of its largest milit

(joy a. san buenaventura) over 40% of the people here live and work and go to school in hilo. so you're basically telling them that there's no way to go to school, there's no way to go to the hospital, there's no way to go to work. so... - you're cut off... - you're cut off. - ...from the world. - you're cut off from the world. exactly. and that was high anxiety. it's either "sell the home" and at that time, because we were being cut off, the houses here were being sold for pennies on the dollar. so you can't even sell your home because no one was buying it. so you couldn't even sell your home to move somewhere else. (sophie fouron) it's a sea of lava. - yes, it is. - this particular area was at least... twice, it flowed over this spot. -twice affected here. so in 1986, there were a lot of houses here? - oh yeah, this was a complete subdivision. - so, dozens of... - town. yeah. - ...of houses that were just burned down by the lava flow? - a few of them were able to move their houses, but othe

so,, joy i we begin with you they open mic. go ahead >> you are so merciful lawrence you can feel my frustration think through my twitter feed. you, know i watch this all day as you did and, let me just start wit what we know from having watched this today very quickly so we know that these senators don't know the differenc between what judges do and wha they are supposed to do. they kept questioning judg ketanji brown-jackson about he ideas on the way legislation should be formed in terms of sentencing guidelines, that' their job. i haven't seen tom cotton' legislation or any of thei legislation tried to chang sentencing guidelines as you just showed. we know that they don't care about protecting women and girls. we know that they don't care about protecting them from things like rape or chil pornography because they fully support one justice who caused the phrase, long john silver t be entered into th congressional record, clarence thomas and they fully support justice kavanaugh who was credibly accused of sexual violence aga

>> let's break this down, joy.s amount of its own oil and gas. less than 10% we get from russia. we deal with a price issue. if russia suddenly has nowhere to sell their oil because it's not just the united states, it's the u.k., it's the e.u. the e.u. gets up to 40% of their oil and natural gas from russia. if russia doesn't have anywhere to sell it, that's a problem for them. as you said, the price is set globally. if the price of oil is $200 a barrel, if we don't need russian oil we have to pay that increased price. so there is two things that happen from there. we're now dealing with increased gas prices and everyone for good reason is obviously very, very upset about that. this is a point where you and i should smile real, real big for the boys at fox news because this is where they say at msnbc they don't care the american people will struggle and they can't pay for more expensive gas. that's not the case at all. obviously, everyone is sensitive to americans that have to pay more for gas but unfortunately, fo

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the joy we find in shared purpose and acts of kindness and friendships that restore our faith in theture with faith, friendship and joy. we are honored to welcome you to the white house today and we are humbled to stand with you as we all work for a better future together. [applause] thank you as many of you know, our vice presidents historic path to the white house began before she could even walk marching with her parents in the civil rights movement or at least being pushed in the stroller. [laughter] since then she's dedicated her life to pursuing justice and opportunity for all. she is a partner to joe especially on issues like voting rights and is proud to be the first but not the last. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the vice president. [applause] [laughter] i just said that to make you laugh. the vice president of the united states. [applause] [cheering] >> thank you, doctor biden. please have a seat everybody. good afternoon. it's so good to me to so many folks. it's nice to be together under one roof and of course an honor to be here with our incredible president, joe bide

>> joy, we don't want to wake merrick garland. okay?otect him from having to wake up and do his job. look, to be honest, joyce was just talking about what she would do as a prosecutor's office and quite frankly, a prosecutor would be great. it would be great if we had one in america willing to prosecute and defend our country instead of what we have going on right now. think about it this way, the ruling that we have, which is a great ruling and kind of lays everything out, that's going to be appealed because the trump side has no good argument. they just have a delay tactic so they're going to appeal. it will go to the circuit court and go to the supreme court where one of the people who was implicated in this scheme, their husband will be one of the judges at the supreme court to decide whether or not these emails can actually get out. right? like that is the system that we have right now and the person who is supposed to be on our side fighting against that system is i mean, like we say every time i'm on the show, either merrick garl

kolya is the only joy to be with you. no. annushka came to me in a dream. i spoke to her.as laughing. she is a sinless soul and paradise. she said that i could see her in the temple. i saw this temple. this is a large orthodox cathedral. he is so beautiful. that all children's souls come to him, and where is this temple? i don't know.

joy reid is up next. >>> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" 12 days into putin's gasly war against ukraine. it's the fastest growing movement of people in europe since the second world war. the u.n. says 1.7 million people fled ukraine since the first shots were fired there. the u.n. human rights office confirmed more than 400 civilian deaths including 27 children

what a joy to see all that great work they're doing when they're not here. >> because we know how hard they work when they are here. >> absolutely. >> how they have time to do anything else? >> i want a new tradition with the cakes on our birthdays. please! they're so beautiful. >> right. >> i hear delicious. >> they are. can we see the control room? i know that they're patting themselves on the back probably right about now. no. keisha? >> hi, keisha. >> every hallway is a runway. >> oh, yeah! work it, keisha!

what about joy reid? what what has joy been covering? we sent our team back to scrub through every one of her episodes since she played that ukraine race card. and here's what we found. over the past week 62 percent of joy's air time was dedicated to the war in ukraine. 4% was dedicated to donald trump, and the remaining 33% commercials. so if covering ukraine is racist, that would make joy reid a grand wizard. a house, vacation, and all you can eat seafood. another black lives matter chief busted for fraud. plus, i'm going to read your texts. with cll or chronic lymphocytic leukemia. imbruvica is not chemotherapy- it's the #1 prescribed oral therapy for cll, proven to help people live longer. imbruvica can cause serious side effects, which may lead to death. bleeding problems are common and may increase with blood thinners. serious infections with symptoms like fevers, chills, weakness or confusion and severe decrease in blood counts can happen. heart rhythm problems and heart failure may occur especially in people with increased risk o

"the reidout" with joy reid starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" with the horrific realities in ukraine. putin's isolation, miscalculations and stomach churning appetite for murder. tonight, we want to show you what putin's war actually looks like. i want to warn you it is dpraf -- graphic and heartbreaking. earlier today putin's forces bombed a maternity hospital wounding seven people. this is what it sounded like. the russian air strike was so powerful that the ground shook for miles. it blew out the windows and left the newborn intensive care unit in ruins. look at these images. these are the victims of putin's war. it the wailing mother clutching her bewildered child. it a heavily pregnant woman bleeding being carried on a journey rushed to safety. it's the innocent children sobbing and terrified the russians would return. this is how putin chose to end the second week of his invasion and it drew immediate condemnation. u.k. prime minister boris johnson called it depraved and jen psaki said it was a barbaric use of force.

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this is an athlete, gives joy to people.o return herself is kamila valeeva and her amazing short program. saransk for you today kamila valieva with her dream program i am sure that today kamila succeeded fulfill the dream of many of you and see her skating live camilla say a few words to the public and rejoice that you give pleasure to both the spectators and the judges, this was very lacking in the elven games. thank you very much right away for coming here, for taking the time to do this. thank you for your crystal skating. i escort you to kissan. crake evgeny medvedeva where our entire team will congratulate you. to tears the audience to tears athlete to tears coaches to tears we all are art this i probably won’t torment, nor questions, not to ask you to express any opinion about the rental. i'll just say again, i guess , that we all love you very much, and we are not only a team, the first time is the whole room, and i want to ask you for more camille applause, because we really missed you. uh, even though it hasn't been

no one is going to steal that joy. you have earned the spot. you are where they.ou have five more to go through. five more of us. and then, you can sit back and let us have all the debates. i'm gonna tell you, it's going to be a well charted senate floor. it is not going to stop. they are going to accuse you of this and that. heck, in honor of you're person who shares your birthday, you might be called a communist. don't worry, my sister. don't worry. god has got to. how do i know that? because you are here. i know what it has taken for you to sit in that seat. harry tubman is one of my heroes --, the more i read about this person... she was viciously beaten. her whole life, cracked skull. she faced starvation, chased by dogs. when she got to freedom, what did she do? did she rest? no, she went back. again and again and again. the sky was full of stars. she found one that was a harbinger of hope. for better days. those -- she never gave up on america. she fought in the... lead troops in the civil war. she was involved in the suffrage movement. as i came back from

what do you feel now as joy at his joy? that each him willy city and i wish sometimes there were sirens in the evening. the people hid all day in sellers and bunkers, knew it won't get them when. yeah, bob, bob, will korea coming at them? well, my father's in ukraine. a lot of my relatives also stayed usa doors. oh, i'm afraid that many people will die because of this war. nobody again will go to buy given a dessert they linger, who is prepared to talk to day children about war. the parents are in shock themselves. their country suddenly and got up in war. the big picture is overwhelming. the focus for now is on their children. well, not as upper was at them, obviously at me another than marines. a delusion do not need to explain anything to the lawyer. does it have on, you know, the children there have seen everything with their own eyes, all the situation. there's difficult mendoza. but they felt it all around them. every day they sat in sellers without light water or heating people on it with live. not oh janet, should i

added joy. i had a joy in it that each him willy city and i wish sometimes there were sirens in the evening. the people hid all day in sellers and bunkers, knew it won't get them. yeah, bob, bob will korea, when we get them, will my father is in ukraine? a lot of my relatives also stayed doors. oh, i'm afraid that many people will die because of this war. nobody gave mobile to by given a desire. the winner who is prepared to talk today of children about war. the parents are in shock themselves. their country suddenly engulfed in war. the big picture is overwhelming. the focus for now is on their children or not is up or was it them? obviously at the another marines apology, i do not need to explain anything earlier that have all the snow, the children there have seen everything with their own eyes. the situation, there's difficult mendoza, but they felt it all around them. every day they sat in sellers without light, some water dying or heating you people on it with live knobs or janitor william

or the calls i'm getting, or the texts, nobody's going to steal that joy. american. your hero's constance baker motley, the office is that i've held, she's my icon of america. her name is harriet tubman. there is a love in this country that's extraordinary. you admitted about your parents. they loved this nation even though there were laws preventing them from getting together. when they were loving, there were laws in this country that would've prevented you from marrying your husband, wasn't that long ago, it was the last generation. but they didn't stop loving this country, even though this country didn't love them back. and what were the words of your heroes and mine? whetted constance baker motley do? did she this country she saw insult an injury, law firms wouldn't even hire her when she got out of law school. did she get better? did she try to create a revolution? no, she used the very constitution of this nation, she loved it so much she wanted america to be america. oh let america be america again. the land that never has been yet, but yet must be

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we bring joy to people, and they give us a piece of their joy, because they dance with us and we liveit wasn't for that, we would be in a really bad place. forgive him not promise and say nothing. what about my seal is empty? thank you for your attention. all outfits incredible but you are not longevity sisters just honestly. thank you thank you masha and you tell me the topic of the nineties is close to these songs on the street, i'm all in so sentimental for me, of course, this is my youth, er, and all these songs. i know by heart. let's say. yeah well, uh, when i went to college. it seemed to me that i could do so many things, lord, where should i run, i sing, i dance. i want it for her and then when i entered the institute. i understand that i can sit, that, as it were, there are people who do it professionally, sing professionally , dance, and i somehow get a little bit. e hmm, so it's quieted down, let's say, but it's still a stage. yes , exactly. hmm oh, how i play. eh, there are such professionals sitting here that i would even and it's not like that, inside the chord. well, f

here, well, more as they say, they grappled in this fight, bloody for the joy of someone, for the joytheir eternal enemies, but i imagine. what kind of sexual satisfaction does this evil old man who broadcasts all these things get there, i think that this is a question for him of such sexually you are already satisfying. i don't think you can satisfy yourself any other way. well, because it's a dream. it's a dream. well, probably hitler had no bones left. and he is napoleon, they are, who lives there in paris , come to his this one, like his tombs. perhaps they are knocking with joy in general. well, who could? what happiness, in general, the eastern slavs kill the eastern slavs, in general, uh, the worst enemy of the west is always the rival enemy says, here it is an amazing chance. but i'm hmm why say this, i think that without the ideology of a correct ideological assessment in general and the correct application of dialogues, in general, it will be difficult for you to win this fight, firstly, in the relations between ukraine, when we constantly hear now, this is such a fashionabl

as joy? i'd at his joy that each him willy city and i wish sometimes there were sirens in the evening. the people had all day and sellers and bunkers knew it won't get them . yeah, bob of korea coming at them. well, my father is in ukraine. a lot of my relatives also stayed yeah, dollars. oh, i'm afraid that many people will die because of this war. you know, the game will go to by given a desired, the winner who is prepared to talk today of children about war. the parents are in shock themselves. the country suddenly engulfed in war. the big picture is overwhelming. the focus for now is on their children. oh, not as upper was it them? obviously at the another by means a delusion. i do not need to explain anything from city lataya. does that have on, you know, the children there have seen everything with their own eyes as you'll the situation . there's difficult my does it, but they felt it all around them. every day they sat in sellers without light water or heating people on it with live. n

nobody is going to steal that joy. you have earned this spot. you are worthy.ay, you are my star. you are my harbinger of hope. >> tucker: that's not jussie smollett? did you see the footage from the sentencing? it's exactly jussie smollett. you can also acknowledge that it is art. the best part, cory booker and kamala harris share a knowing glance. it's the recognition of the totally fraudulent. it's easy to enjoy all this. imagine if you worked at, say, cnn. or nbc news. but you had to pretend that was apathetic seen. to observe a reality, that people who went to ivy league schools are somehow oppressed. you wouldn't want to acknowledge any of that. cory booker slobbered all over the nominee, you wouldn't be able to say any of that. you've got to figure out a way to ignore it in our media dutifully did. >> cory booker had no questions, really. he just offered an extraordinary ex-temporary set of the marks. >> that moment has kind of ruled the day after what was really republicans hijacking so much of this hearing. >> what we thought senator booker do is somet

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