the group went further on foot. so-called saddle is the space between the two peaks of elbrus at a height of 5.642 m. the tourists arrived at 10 o'clock in the morning. the guide, 28-year-old ilya chuikov, told us what happened next, he led tourists to the top. now this young man is a defendant in a criminal case, the group literally in 20 minutes of descent turned from a walking, adequate, vigorous group into participants who absolutely physically could not control themselves with their legs. besides at the moment, probably two people were able to go. as soon as the railing ended due to a strong snowstorm. uh, the guides tied up the participants, we made two bundles out of them, but we could not move away from, probably, from 10 m. state of health according to well-being. ah, both ligaments broke first, the first, then literally after 10 seconds, i wanted the second to roll out onto the saddle. and during this rolling, one of the participants tried to slow down with a cat, what should i do? well, we can’t say, that

co asia are the other teams in my group. what's bring in our guests now . and scott, i want to start with you because canada that have never even scored a world cup goal before. can this team cause an upset tier? do you think? well far are the short answer is yes, but it will certainly be an upset if canada and specifically can take a point or perhaps even a win against either the european side in the group manager, john herdman is already laying the groundwork of canada, being a mass of underdog in his group, he began today in the media, saying it would be a monumental task in the group. but if an upset is to occur, it will happen for a couple of reasons. one is that fearless, cohesive approach that we saw from canada during this last round of qualifying candidate were not intimidated by raining powers, like mexico and the united states even away from their home pitch. and the other factor would be the ability to generate goals from a variety of sources. canada led the group for the last age with 23 goal. the cross 14 match

today we're back at ramstein, where this contact group was founded. and we're here to renew our commitment and intensify our momentum to support the brave defenders of ukraine for the long term . now, our group 1st came together 4 months ago at a turning point in rushes, reckless and ruthless war of choice against ukraine. back then rush, i had lost his battle to take heave the conquer a peaceful neighbour and to overthrow the democratically elected government of ukraine. and during that initial phase of the war, we joined with nations of good will from around the world. and together we surged in critical military aid to help ukraine defend itself from flagrant russian aggression. in late april russia shifted, it's shifted to massive artillery strikes against sovereign ukraine territory. and the don boss, in this contact group responded swiftly to the changing character of russia's war of choice to help ukraine defend its territory. we've committed unprecedented security assistance. the united states has swiftly delivered a broad range of capabilities

in the group. or if an upset is to occur, it'll happen for a couple of reasons. one is that fearless, cohesive approach that we saw from canada during this last round of qualifying candidate. we're not intimidated by raining powers like mexico and the united states even away from their home pitch. and the other factor would be the ability to generate goals from a variety of sources. canada led the group for the last stage, were 23 goals across 14 matches. and those goals came from a different sources. yes, it will be an upset of canada. can find a way through this group or perhaps earn a result against one of those european side, but it most certainly as possible. and christopher kennedy coey sean herdman, scott just mentioned to him. he's had quite an unusual career up until now. has any absolutely. i think it's been a fascinating path to this point right here. i mean, he's coached for 7 years where the women's team and he's won every competition that he's been in or place battle around in olympic

and the contact groups of the prohibition of ukraine and i am pleased to inform you today that this group, as it is more united by the community of support for ukraine to defend itself , what does this mean to meet the needs of ukraine in armaments, i am especially pleased to inform you that this contact group supports the self-defense of ukraine, lviv, the armament of the armed forces of ukraine and the peoples of ukraine and how they protect the country's freedom of life is of particular importance that what happened at the base today here we started the first meeting of the tact group to conduct aid the military duty of the president of ukraine has approved aid to ukraine in the amount of 675 million hryvnias , the administrator can see a 150-meter ammunition set of rockets, a farce , a car, firearms, small arms , more from and countries from all over the world show their good will and help to ukraine, self-defense forces, and a new test of aid is provided that we continue in the future support for ukraine from the world's largest economies, ukraine's refusal to repel aggression have n

i also wanted to mention other senators who were part of a group. with that, recognizing the presence of a quorum, we will now proceed to a vote. the question is first on the adoption of the managers amendment. all those in favor. all those opposed. the opinion of the chair the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. are there any further amendments to the bill? seeing none, we are now going to vote with a quorum present at least 10 members are present on the bill before us. the question is on reporting as 4573 the electoral count reform and presidential transition act as amended. the clerk will call the roll. [voting] >> sen. klobuchar: i also want to note when you finish, i will let the clerk finish for the two that could not be her. >> ayes are 14, nos are 1. sen. klobuchar: i have proxies for senator merkley and senator schumer. they have asked me to announce that they would have voted aye. on behalf of senator merkley, i ask unanimous consent to enter a statement from him into the record. so be it. the bill will be favorably reported as am

we like being in a group like this one to compete with the best. that's what you do in a world camp faced the best. i feel optimistic. i know our national team shows its best when it faces the world's most powerful. the next generation of players hoping for another strong showing and qatar allison them get it. i'll just sierra san jose, costa rica, christopher 10 memories of what that team achieved and 2014 help them here. i mean, that's the big question. i think that they track costa rica very similar to that golden generation from kill it. that won't be in cut are under jorge. luis been taught in 2014 in brazil. i was there, i mean, they taught the group with uruguay and italy and then they got to the quarter finals. and last for 3 in penalties against the netherlands. now they have a different, you know, they have a history of having columbia in coach that coach i have now, louise fernando's wanted. he's a little more defensive, but he has just has history and experience in a world cup. so i mean, this is a team of old player can he's we that fi

far the group has been prepared.there will be preparation in the process. david simonyan came from samara until today, he did not go in for mountaineering for david. the first ascent of the elbrus equipment was rented by something of his own, so the children ended up with professional equipment directly. these are cats , trekking poles, and so on. everything was shown. today there was a detailed briefing, that is tried tested and now we are climbing new heights now. david, like all other tourists, chose the company for climbing according to reviews on the internet , he paid for the participation in the hike in advance, and when he arrived at the office of the company in pyatigorsk, he signed a paper that in the event of an emergency no claims to the guide and organizers of the tour, he would not have such novice extreme sportsmen . from year to year. more and more the director of the local market. rauzan guliyeva says that after the pandemic, there is interest in this place. the closure of the border has repeatedly a

the final work in this contact group is truly extraordinary. the russian invasion challenge -- shatters international norms that we talked about. and the rule of war and law. the understanding that the powerful cannot attack the week. and as a community, not the countries of just europe but around the globe understand that and russia's unprovoked invasion endedorders and so the world responds. ukrainians continue to employ the security assistance that they have provided -- effective will. the russians have achieved minor tactical success in various parts of eastern ukraine, but, so far russia's objectives have been defeated. the war is not over. but so far, russia's strategic objectives have been feeble. that is due to their values and due to the bravery of the ukrainian military. the bravery of the ukrainian people and the support of the countries that were in the contact group today. they have adjusted their strategy but so have the ukrainians, it is a war. there is give and take an action and reaction and counteraction but despite being outg

most some of the group and prepare dinner. others use the time to relax. oh, after dinner they'll all go to bed early. the ideal preparation for tackling the summit tomorrow. yeah. why is it once a day to day is our big high, the highest. we will start here at south goods, puts hots quicker than we go up here. your hawk, then our fence, and then go along the right to yog bag. there are further to the doesn't bag, and then along here on that already that sense here them. so in the app steger, yeah, we will decide whether we go back to the cabin or whether we still take on the 30th . and the alex niemen on stun philadelphia will be on the road for about 8 hour soon. who in the v excited we hadn't cover drug mazacco learned, don't be another person. i fled from earth trail down to a to yoga. and yeah, we'll, hadn't, i traveled to sudan. and from there, i got to libya, the someone holland. oh, on my way to libya, we were kidnapped for about 2 weekly nomination. mazacco. it was hot, had we experienced severe hunger and thirst, mason and around 5 people died fro

church was one of hundreds of front groups that the group used. >> he says addressing these issues will be complex. awareness is an important first step. >>> ♪ [ music ] ♪ >>> now we are going to take a quick look at a watermelon that got the prize. this is an agricultural cooperative holding the event to promote local produce. >> [ speaking non-english ] >> seven jumbo watermelons were up for the prize. there were examples of the carolina cross variety grown for animal feed. the low temperatures throughout the growing season made for less than ideal conditions. the winner weighed 10 kilograms less than last year's price taker. still tipped the scales at 80 kilograms. >> i am happy to win. i put so much effort into this. >> the farmer has been growing the melons for three decades. he says he was thrilled to surpass his previous record of 60 kilograms and will aim to hit 100 kilograms or more, next year. >>> it is time for a check on the weather with our meteorologist. we are obviously following the typhoon in southwestern japan. he has been tracking brain and other parts of the country,

ramstein is where we first launched this important contact9 group -- contact group back in april. and since that first meeting, the united states has increased our military assistance to ukraine by nearly fourfold. and yesterday president biden approved the latest tranche of u.s. assistance to ukraine. it's valued at up to $675 million. and it's the biden administration's toth -- 20th drawdown of equipment from u.s. stocks for ukraine since last august. the new package includes more himars ammunition, 105 millimeter howitzers, artillery ammunitiones and harm missiles, humvees and armored ambulances, anti-tank systems, small arms and more. and nations of goodwill from around the world have stepped up as well. every time that we come together to meet ukraine's urgent self-defense needs and every time that a contact group member announces another new security assistance package, it's yet another sign of the free world's enduring support for ukraine's, for ukraine and its refusal to accept russia's imperial aggression. i'ml. especially grateful that e got to hear again from my good fr

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what the group is about? is that going too far? >> this is one of the big debates, as many of you know for the last 8 presidential election cycles there have been what i call beauty contest. with each candidate enlisting their supporters from among the retired veteran ranks. it also includes enlisting individuals with diplomatic experience for other national security experience. my answer to that is, the genie is out of the bottle. i believe that will continue. i believe it can be -- organizations which contribute more than simply getting names on a list. there is an organization i am part of now called, "national security leaders for america. the objective is to improve the democratic process with individuals who have national security experience from both sides of the aisle. and can in fact support, specific candidates for office, run the states. but, with the knowledge that they are working to help improve the understanding of, the explanation of, the national security requirements this country has. >> tha

of ukraine, in particular, all members of the contact group, is unprecedented and the help is safe .y moving to nato weapons standards and ukrainian soldiers ukrainian soldiers are receiving appropriate training ukraine has also received almost 200 modern howitzers, a modern howitzer according to nato standards, the usa, our allies and partners have already provided 26 long-range artillery systems and ammunition for them . of the initiative contact group, we see that the russian forces continue to brutally bombard ukrainian cities, and also carry out artillery strikes on the civilian population, so it is very oi ready to you in the military potential that ukraine now has thanks to our support in strengthening it, we are again here today to continue our support because the whole free world is now with ukraine trying to meet its urgent needs and also to determination and courage have not fallen, we are completely determined to ensure that ukraine receives weapons without interruption, to find new approaches to strengthening support, and also to provide ukraine with all the tools that a

doing bar groups. those who are getting the strength and particularly they are out is us all up on it says, and to be ruling party, then you have their international organizations have been active and spreading all over the world. and they are also for recruiting these people. and also the similarly, the muslim you'd also organize before hack. so i think it is, it is a very difficult time to see one on this. this is the situation that we are not to be looking forward to, but this is almost inevitable now that there will be more and more classes between hindus and muslims, diasporas off south asia, but saying that i also think it is harming indian interest. not only indian governments interest or so the people go to what the indian does for us interest in general were left to leave it there for the time. be with thank you so much for joining us today. for, for social trend from capella university, aids written, ah, china's adherence to it's 0 go with policy has hip economy and ordinary people, not just

can get out of the group stage. i think you definitely don't want to be arrogant and you want to take your opponents, you know, with, with, with certain credibility. and i think wales will be a very interesting battle. i think bulking drawn similar levels when you look at star power garrett veil and others like ramsey and it's a well coach team and they had to fight to get here the game against iran. we last thing is iran in 98. i think that that team under carlos tito's, that's just come back and it's stream we well they got 4 point than in 2018 where they beat they tied for to go and they beat morocco out of the gate. and then last 2, i think they lost the 2nd game. i can't remember who that was again, but they have players that can score and they have top forwards equally like the united states. we have a young generation that has an american in each group of champions league, but the game's not played on paper and that's what makes it so excited. we have a team that finally starting to take shape, play a little

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somewhere 20 btg groups of troops that are concentrated there in the area of ​​visiversk to maryanka btgs and directly in this direction in the south, the southern grouping of up to 30 btgs, does this mean that there are more btgs there? there will be further main actions of the russian federation from the point of view of e-e advancement and activation no, you cannot say that it is solely based on the number, you can draw such conclusions, but because today the intensification of hostilities can be not only based on the number of battalions of tactical e-e groups , specifically at some location on some bridgehead. and we can also talk about their activation in defense. that is , today we see how the south and directly the right bank part of the kherson region have activated, and that is where the activation and intensity of the russian occupation troops in defense, and they will try to increase this number even more, because to date they have not yet fully redeployed the third army corps to the territory of ukraine , the same third army corps that has suffered a lot , so how will th

there was a group that came together. the chips bill there was a group that came together. on the guns legislation. the budget, the veterans bill that was passed yesterday and now the cra so i know this is not popularly held by the public but there are a group of reasonable senators from both parties that actually try to get to yes. i also wanted quickly point out that while we're on the electoral count act today there was a lot of good work done by this group as well. on issues around postwar the. in terms of elections. making sure that absentee ballots would be swept and counted in the appropriate way. that there would be change before an election in appropriately by any kind of postmaster general them a view logical. i would urge the committee to take a look at those. we also i think did some good work on efforts around voting machines. for example we already have in law making sure that voting machines to accurate counts. we also have appropriate law that voting machines can withstand environmental challenges if they get rained on, flooded. one of the things we've not d

to pay off the willing bundestag decided distribute 65 billion euros to support vulnerable social groupselicopter money. an explosion of inflation is inevitable to pay utility bills, they want to allocate 300 euros to pensioners. even one bill per month cannot be closed to students; german satirists offer to spend 200 of this money at a resort, where people are literally transferred to the past and allowed to live at least a day without saving on anything. this, of course, is all humor, but the vast majority of germans now can only dream of such a warm 20 degrees no less. yes, everything here is almost like at home, but just do not save on everything beauty, treat yourself. spend the last bonus from the state and immerse yourself in a wonderful world. spend a weekend in an amazing resort and hotel complex where you don't have to save money. just look. how many products are there, even a piece of butter, and the light is constantly on inside, incredibly, in our houses you will forget about such pressing problems as electricity bill inflation and gas prices, that he will enjoy life as it w

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it is a pro-democracy group. we don't go out for a specific candidate or party but we believe the nation is the focus back on what it does mean to be a citizen of the united states. without alternate back to michael burkart's thank you. let me ask you and follow question as well. are you saying that would veterans get together to form organizations, that those organizations should really try to be nonpartisan? where isrt individual veterans obviously exercise their rights as americans to run as he partisan candidates in some cases. and sometimes admiral allen encourage people to show a measure of restraint and the rhetoric and high vision and goals. that was a very appealing inspiring might you suggested candidates come out of the military might present themselves to the country and serve the country. but is that distinction the organizations of veterans should be nonpartisan even as individual veterans should be encouraged to run for office? >> i have tried to schedule my volunteer service which i think is a sig

a man who helmed an paramilitary group who demanded security for black lives matters groups.h keeper services again on january 6 to overturn election results and keep donald trump in power. the cost of denying the accounts and experiences like tasha adams and her children can be steep for everyone. but those denials happen everyday, within families and workplaces and even courts. very few know more than anita hill professor of law and studies at brandeis university. most know the testimony she gave at the confirmation hearing of clarence thomas. joining us now is professor anita hill, out today with a new paperback version of her book "believing, our 30-year journey end gender violence." professor hill, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you for being on this new show. i want to start with american politics, where you have in particular, for example, a group of men, the oath keepers, whose very existence as a group is based on homophobia, racism, misogyny. you have groups like the proud boys implicated in january 6 who called them proudly, western chauvinists. h

the group fell down. they are a grinder. the so-called bond. this is when climbers connect with each other with a rope, which should make it easier to climb difficult terrain, if, for example, dima explodes. well, that is, he was the first leader and fell off somewhere. i carry in my hand an instrument that plays for me to cut myself on the ice. i fall straight and hack an instrument into the ice, but a group of non-professional extreme sportsmen was simply doomed to make mistakes underfoot, not only ice, but also the frozen lava will take not a single tool rescuers found three alive, broke a wooden shelf and burned the tent to somehow keep warm. the hurricane wind was so strong that the snow penetrated through a crack in the walls and the interior of the house was all filled with snow. the decision to storm the summit or abandon the idea is always a guide, but practice often shows. these people turn a blind eye to the rules written in blood and try to work out paid tours at any cost. how do similar adventures end our colleagues from the progra

a group of 20 people got caught in a snow storm.re killed by the investigative committee. opened a criminal case. who's guilty tourist deaths? why did the guides, despite the bad weather, take people to the heights and how the illegal business works in the elbrus region, we took up this case and conducted our own investigation. behind bars, denis alimov, director of the elbrus company, a guide according to the investigation, he received more than half a million rubles from 16 amateur climbers with private guides alimov sent tourists to the top of the mountain with bad weather. people turned out to be deadly traps, on september 28, 2021, the court of the city of nalchik arrested denis alimov during the investigation accuses of providing services that do not meet safety requirements, which negligently caused the death of two or more persons, but first things first. elbrus is the highest point in russia and europe, 5.642 m above sea level, recently, after the borders were closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, the number of our touris

because amongst the portraits of perkins, there is a group of course and a group of dos from dos as a feel kind of authentic as they want to p stocks and vice versa. so pretty much described or military or sorry, this describes dissertation in proper words. but the total indifferent, so the population saves. so right now the problem put in so i can say that this is it could just suck impulse, but very problematic situation. question i tell you from what you say, there will be people, even among the elite to asking themselves in fly demon putin is still up to the job . we have the chechen leader rams and cut their off who doesn't hide his anger. he said, if today or tomorrow, changes are not made in the conduct of the military operation, i'll be forced to go to the countries leadership to explain the situation on the ground. that's pretty direct and that's pretty insulting, isn't it? to the president. since he has to spend the fangs, it's got a full the stress that he's a soldier for him. then simply obeying him and she can implement any commands from kremlin. are those sickly. his h

most of the group and prepare dinner. others use the time to relax. oh, after dinner they all go to bed early. the ideal preparation for tackling the summit tomorrow. yeah. why it went to day to day is our big high, highest. we will start here at docket puts hots quicker than we go up here. you walk that, that is our sense in then go along the right to your bag. there are further to the token bag and then along here on that already that sense here them. so on the up still going here. yeah, we will delight whether we go back to the cabin or whether we still take on the 30 occasions, the alex niemen on stun philip louthan will be on the road for about 8 hour soon. who under the exam rowden ah, covered fragments overland top your mother of hers, i fled from earth trail down to a t yoga and we'll, we'll hadn't i trouble to sedan. and from there i got to libya, the sullen owen. oh, on my way to libya, we were kidnapped for about 2 weeks early nominees. hm. missouri, oklahoma, it was hot. had we experienced severe hunger and thirst. my son and around 5 peop

we groups are also the language which has been used in this hollands the him, the right doing groups are language which was used to in order which are continues to be used in india now. and so. so the kinds of things which we are looking at it in the other parts of the war way i thought that was for, has a gun. we saw australia, the kind of going on between indoor dias, but on the other dose, but i like muslim 6 the in the us. it's the similar type of thing. but those are very sporadic incidents. but here it's now for more than a month. this is going on and that's quite, looks like much you, while foster has come, that kind of incidents are coming from indian side. but in the muslim kind of, i really do now. i'm in the, you know, you're someone who looks at and i think politics and india quite closely. why is this impacting indian origin communities thousands of miles away from india? though that is a different video, the migrants have come from india. and although my learn a little bit poor, they, they used to live together because there was no such difference even between india and

ah, two groups are pharmacists, although they planned one group of 25 people each.nd, perhaps, the most striking indicator that more and more people in kherson are making their final choice in favor of the future with our country. this is what today is the queue for obtaining russian citizenship. exceeded 20,000 people mykhailo andronik oleksandr vesti nedeli kherson region steals special forces akhmad leads away from the front line trophy infantry fighting vehicle this is the result of unsuccessful attempts by ukrainian militants to attack the village of berestovoye on the front from artyomovsk to seversk , a unit of allied forces lead to offensive operations and rumors about a breakthrough by ukrainian militants in the north of the lpr russia is leaving to woo, we are now at a checkpoint on the outskirts of the city wooing the situation towards the city. here, the stable fighters of the luhansk republic did not go on the defensive for several areas are attacked with air and artillery fire support. works at 28 km maximum. now the enemy’s fortified areas are being d

our group worked together with our troops. time that the enemy’s counteroffensive was going on here, the encirclement of russian units and formations in raisins would be a disaster. the decision to withdraw from the city from a military point of view was absolutely justified ; moreover, operations and regrouping can already be judged by the organized commander of the units did not allow heavy losses acted confident and proactive. and this is actually a very important indicator; moreover, as a result of the maneuver, the enemy suffered significant loss again. i repeat. our fighters did not retreat in panic, but retreated in an organized manner so that the group could continue to perform tasks in combat conditions. this is critically important . so the enemy concentrated large forces before the start of counter-offensive operations. for several months, the entire north atlantic alliance, together with the kiev regime, was preparing an attack to make it clear. 10 brigades of the armed forces of ukraine were retrained military exp

now a new group is coming to reinforce the lpr troops.rying to cut off the reserves to destroy the arsenal of the lpr troops. fighters. all night long they tried to strike with missiles from the american heim complex, but our air defense systems worked perfectly dmitry kulikov ilya marina ilya repnin channel one donetsk people's republic peaceful people of donbass captain alexander beloglazov , the battery commander of the missile battalion, discovered the enemy’s reserve forces and opened fire on them from a drone as a result of a missile attack, and the nationalists were repulsed, nine vehicles of military equipment and more than twenty radicals were destroyed captain jamaluddin ramazanov saved the lives of the crew of our combat vehicle, which came under fire from accurate fire suppressed the calculations of enemy artillery. captain sergey bocherikov, together with his unit of firemen, destroyed more than 10 units military equipment of the enemy, during the day successfully restrained the attacks of the nationalists, repelled more than

individuals and groups that may threaten the stability of the commonwealth of independent states .n the results of the referendum in the republics of donbass kherson, zaporozhye regions, vladimir putin told turkish president recep tayyip erdogan emphasized that the vote was fully in line with international law, discussed and the global food crisis affected sabotage on the gas pipelines of the system. north stream. putin stressed. this is an act of international terrorism noted moscow submits this issue for urgent discussion of the un security council meeting will be held today. heads of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics arrived in moscow to sign documents on admission to russia zaporozhye and kherson regions the key event will take place in the grand kremlin palace on friday. in the grand kremlin palace in the st. george hall at 15:00, a signing ceremony of agreements on the entry of new territories into the russian federation will be held, all four that held referendums and appealed to the russian side with a voluminous speech by the president. putin at this event. this i

we even share in the small group. it is the failure of the task, a small mistake leads to a big failure. let's do the task again. group on the starting run will be fulfilled by the will of the almighty brother, my given box office. i believe that you will fulfill your sacred duty. thanks for everything teacher. i will not disgrace myself or your name. i don't know if i know someone or not major klykov fsb but what about? last joint operation, you were the one who told me not to get in your way, right? well, maybe they stick hot. excuse me . according to our operational information, this is a man wearing jadui who was trained in the suicide shop, but the documents, of course, will be in a different name, and you only have his photo of other orientations . check it positively will arrive in the city on a regular bus, most likely to move tomorrow, airtra. we are the trains they fear from one of the southern directions, krasnodar or maybe volgograd understand that i don’t have anyone here now and i won’t be able to quickl

your employer group has something to give. as you said local 2 has already given a lot and you have to sit down and work it out and we want to see this strike finished. >> i think you got two percent to move. wrap it up tonight. >> thank you, supervisor peskin. i don't see anymore questions from colleagues. >> i would like to give director sataro the opportunity. i know he said this was just brought to his attention and more recently caught off guard but that has been part of the negotiations here at city hall. what is your anticipation being involved in these negotiations now that you are aware of this situation and what was described by mr. wesley in terms of the rooms that they need that they aren. what role can you play as director of the airport and working with negotiating with them and bringing this to this body? >> thank you, supervisor. there was very little movement and started about an a month ago really getting back together post covid trying to get to a collective bargaining agreement. so there were iterations of

on the other hand if you get a group really on the outside a small group who are burning bibles in theown square they are not afforded religious liberty that individuals committing crimes against the state that supports the protestant religion. so religious leaders don't need to go after them. the state will go after them. then there are privileges that go along with it. the naturalization act for the colonies required a protestant to have a certificate from a legitimate protestant minister so that role is held up a hat you have to have a church that has ministers you have to look a particular way and meet denominations and follow the rules to get that protection. the state provides that legitimacy there is some dispute but on the outside you will not get anywhere. >> a couple of people appear in your book but i encounter them before but to see them in the new way so the two-man bridge that goes between religion and politics lord dartmouth, secretary of state of the colonies and then the signer of the declaration of independence i had no inkling at all that he was a very religious man