was more. photos that showed frank with the other woman. >> there was photos on his phone of frank and this female that was sending those text messages back and forth with frank. >> reporter: the detectives asked the fbi to find out more about frank's mistress. they learned she was a 40-something mother of two teenage daughters. her name, suzanne leontieff. >> we were able to speak with suzanne and confirm that frank was in fact with her on the night nancy was shot. he had originally told us that he was in california on business. >> then that was a big red flag when looking at everything. and we got to take a harder look at frank and what's going on with frank, because he didn't mention anything about this mistress. >> reporter: the detectives wanted to know if frank had any more secrets they should know about, so they decided to interview his children. >> we had no idea that they were looking at my dad so seriously until, you know, we got in that room and they just kept hounding and hounding and hounding on my dad. and it was like, you know, this line of questioning is concerning. >> they just st

the target in strive to secure a point for frank was waiting for that's it. you're up to date more well news at the top of the our world story snacks with a report on ukrainians. agonizing searches for that. listening to soft, lots of good people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. order families for the credit on its way. let demonstrate people seen extreme rough getting 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. he asked why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah. this week in world stories. russia drafts the handicapped trout and hunger. in madagascar we began in ukraine after the russian armies withdrawal from the town of its young. many people are searching for loved ones. over mass graves, signs of torture and other atrocities offer little hope. they wait to see the investigators bringing dna and testimony. you'd mealer bush, china, and her relative just to have question about herself. he was serving in the ukra

the target in stride to secure a point for frank was waiting for. that's it. you're up to date more well news at the top of the our world stories is next with a report on ukrainians. agonizing searches for that missing loft. i'm good people in trucks injured one trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families. the reason for the credit on it is we like.

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was deliberate. actor and martial artist jason david frank, who was best known as being one of the stars of the originaly morphin power rangers has died at 49 frank played the green ranger character on the 1990's television series, which depicted 5 teenagers tasked with saving the earth from evil, although originally intended to be a short-term role, frank's character was so popular. he was brought back permanently as the white power ranger and made the leader of the franks cause of death has not yet been confirmed. some reports indicate he took his own life. he is survived by 4 children. coming up, a mild fire season in california. we're taking a look at how the state is fared and what's helping to keep the flames at bay. >> plus, it's going to be a busy holiday out on the roads. what drivers can expect to pay when they visit the pump next. so, you're 45. that's the perfect age to see some old friends, explore new worlds, and to start screening for colon cancer. yep. with colon cancer rising in adults under 50, the american cancer society recommends starting to screen earlier, at age 45. i'm cologuard,

frank was bonam bellinger. it is funky morning to days of being quite full. a lot of the city initially turning 50 the apartment with electricity and age and of the difference is that with water, if it has been re ordered, they free freestone things to choose. and the repair is there on the times of this is 1st strike the 3rd big if there were small, it says well, many times to strike it august. but this 3rd strike with the same in 1st of the does the traces and have the picture you bring inside show the probably 6 is punish. so you know how much for stress has is, has really been troy, but full. so these attacks is difficult to risk of also the personal atomic p agency begun inspection in ukraine. but the answer that we're talking about sites were bright, were rushed, accused of using it dirty book to has it presented this as, as this picture when i did it as for the atomic effort already in once. besides, we get claims on you and have nothing and it's free basically that they find not again, these are cuz it is as we can see into the total average of the us

frank was an observer. >> i have not seen any protests of this scale in the years i have lived here. have been thousands of small protests, it is not targeting the regime itself saying that he should step down. >> >> this is about the controversial zero covid strategy which aims to eradi outbreaks. authorities are imposing strict markdowns as soon as the covert outbreak is detected it, even if it is a handful of cases. those o are infected either have to isolate at home or have to quarantine at a government facility. it could be like this when in shanghai and some have described conditions there as poor. let us hear more on this from stephen, the managing director of the chamber of commerce in china. >> we are saying political demonstrations and the bulk of people demonstrating want an end or they want a roadmap of normalization when it comes to zero covid or covid within this country. i cannot stress that if there is one case of a city, the whole city could be locked down and that is what has happened. i think people are so worried about when will the end come? we do not have any co

we felt if anybody was going to be a tart, it would be him. frank thackston: the whole thing leading up to it was just surreal. important influential legislators were putting pressure on the dean to rescind the invitation. ed ellington: i think a lot of them had known the deals that the governor had tried to cut. they didn't want the general public to know what had really happened. i was called to the chancellor's office. the trust was they did want me to withdraw the invitation. they asked me such things as what do you think this is going to do the school? gerald blessey: his law school career is on the line, whether he was going to get expelled, what was going to go on. ed ellington: but decided before i got there, whatever problems they brought up, i was not going to pretend to have the answer to it. i simply was going to tell them if they wanted but i was not going to. gerald blessey: well, then, the board called dean morse and the chancellor on the carpet and said they would have to withdraw the invitation. but they refused. they said they woul

she was not in that bed to sleep. >> when then, prosecutor frank 's turn to ravens non 11 call. >> is> she's blue? >> her eyes are open. >> he says she was dead. her lips were blue, and her eyes were open. >> but, mike guzman, the admiral is councillor, testified that raven said scum something really different about finding janet. >> i believe he said to me that she had asked him why do i hurt so bad. >> that statement he made to mike is extremely important, because that shows she was not dead at the time that he was with her. >> one of those ally. >> exactly. >> one item conspicuously absent from a growing pile of states evidence was the weapon. franks had something that she thought was just as good, the evidence that raven was a collector of knives. raven had told detectives that his collection was missing, along with his laptop. then, there was the issue of motive. prosecutors don't need to prove it, but jurors need to come to expect. it charlene francs called charlene garrett, ravens boss, at the time of janet's death. garrett told the jury that raven knew he was about to lose his

i wrote not bad at the washington post with professor clare frank was going to the university pennsylvania. we laid out the case for dieting. donald trump, for criminal sedation, in connection with his conduct after the election. he committed other crimes and offices. well, i think the attorney general leads to get going on. we cannot have anyone who is above the law, not a president, not a former president. if we want to keep our representative democracy, professor richard painters always tend to. we appreciate your time and your insights. always appreciated. thank you. thank you very much for having me. ah. following the mid terms, the bite administration has been quick to assure you crane that it will be business as usual. the weapons and the aid will continue flowing whatever the outcome. the white house brushing off concerns that a republican controlled house of representatives in congress could perhaps pull the plug on assistance for keith in the war with russia. here's the president's special assistant. our expectation is that the outcome of the mid term elections is not going to im

all germany counted on a quick military defeat of ukraine in the event of a conflict, such a frank statement was made by the former prime minister of great britain, according to boris johnson, the position of the german authorities was that it would be better, if everything would end soon, different countries had very different views. i mean, without a doubt, the french until the last moment. the germans denied everything for all sorts of weights of economic reasons, they also didn’t want to and i’ll tell you now a terrible thing at some point and the germans believed that if this was to happen, which would be a disaster, it would be better if everything ended sooner and for ukraine to collapse johnson also noted that the government of the former italian prime minister could not support pressure on moscow from dependence on russian hydrocarbons. a real epidemic of violence in the us state of virginia shooting at a wal-mart store as a result of the attack, more than ten people were killed and injured, local media say, according to eyewitnesses, the night manager of the store shot, he opened fire,

and by the way, uh, it should be noted that uh , this is such a direct approach, honest and frank. it wasonstrated during past summit of such a state. yes, just last week, and i think that our states were duly appreciated. will they be interested in the upcoming leaders of the dkb themselves, certainly on their knees, perhaps there simply is no peace in matters of war , but with the filing of the belarusian leader of the association, he sets the bar high not to take sides in a fight, but to help truly make peace natalya brios veronika buta and alexander oleshko agency those or news. belarus has long learned to live in a changing environment, no one a socially important project in the country has not been curtailed in the near future, over two dozen more will be opened, including new production roads, and the socio-economic situation, the emerging military-political situation, including world challenges around our country today in mogilev , the leaders of the security forces departments in the ministerial corps, together with the head of the presidential administration, igor sergienko, spo

sam bankman frank was the second largest donor to democrats, second only to george soros. that money bought bankman freed a lot of access. the washington freebie con said they were at the white house consulting on cryptocurrency regulation. at the same time, they didn't care about money. he shot this promotional video. >> the guy you see next to me is the most generous billionaire in the world and i found him. >> i'm sam. >> 29-year-old guy donated $50 mil million. next year he's planning to co nate $50 million a year. next decade, he will probably give away more than $10 billion. >> the amount of good that you can do for the future of the world is really large. it's more than you can do to make yourself happy. >> he's funding everything you can think of. global warming. >> one of the biggest problems that we have to tackle together. >> covid-19 preparedness. >> we have to be ready for the next pandemic. >> there's a lot of speculation right now about the connections between ftx and ukraine. turns out that ftx set up a website for users to send crabs to ukraine's central b

. >> frank was there to do play-by-play. e some humor to the telecast. and howard was there to be the straw that stirred the drink. >> come on! let's go! let's go! >> the pairing of howard cosell with don meredith is a classic sitcom odd couple kind of pairing. you couldn't help but be swept up by what those guys were saying. the booth itself was almost like a variety show. >> we have our expert with us here this evening. >> i called it a traveling freak show and it really was a traveling freak -- and the head freak was howard, ain't no question about that. >> the tension between the two of them made for the kind of the thing that you wanted to see every week. >> professional football is rapidly growing into a very big business. >> you understand football. our football, not what they call football in europe. >> i like to watch it. but i don't understand too much. >> would you look to learn more about it? >> we were on a mission that took us very close to saying, screw the football fan because he's going to come anyway. what w

>> well, he repeated a couple of things how frank he was and how frank xi was.nk that there was a quite a bit of honest discussion which is great, actually. so i think that there is some good news coming out of this in that i do think there was a long, a very broad and also a very direct conversation between the two. and that there are some mechanisms coming out of that to ma manage tensions. but i think hidden in all of this is an overarching sense of competition between the u.s. and the china and also our place as leaders in the world and i think that there is also some hints of just the total, you know, the baseline of confrontation that we have, that is not going to go away. >> and david, let me play something that gets at what bem is kind of laying out. it is also a moment that caught your attention. let's play this. >> we were very blunt with one another. about places where we disagreed, or where we were uncertain of each other's position and we agreed we'd set up and we does mechanisms whereby we meet with key people in our administrations to discuss how

that was one of my favorite moments from last night and then, of course, on the stage later on frank wasof the families were told live on stage that their mortgages were going to be paid off. you know, they were obviously -- people that they had lost overseas and veterans' families and frank stiller did that. there were tears. maria: incredible especially since they found out for the first time when he said it on stage. cheryl: yeah. tears. maria: god, thank you to all the patriots out there and a great showing last night. thank you, cheryl. we are looking at every industry filling -- feeling the squeeze of 40-year high inflation, 7.7 year over year last week. food prices nearly up 11% in october compared to 2021. a number of foods within the cpi are showing gains year over year of 30 to 40% like a dozen eggs up 43% year over year. joining me right now the ceo live north america steve, steve, great to have you, thank you very much for being here this morning. can you assays inflation for us right now? what are you seeing from your standpoint? >> thank you very much for having me. it's an

what do you think, now, if such details are already easy to disassemble, was he completely frank withthing he kept silent enough frankness, of course, was, but it is clear that he was playing his game and it is clear that he was gently hinting. what yes, you know. zelensky yarmak is everything, of course, it’s not the same anymore and where they are leading the country, it’s already into the abyss we see that the internal collapse of the club economy will soon come. without external injections without funding, there will be nothing, respectively, as if he were hinting that tell your friends in the state department that there is, as if a better candidate for all these things is a person who is engaged in politics, which means he is fourteen years old and who understands better like this old team. she, of course, yes you support her, but everything has its time, and they have, as it were, exhausted their resource. here it is clear. he wouldn't say that, that's direct yes, that's hints, of course, and ma- michael mage. he had to, in principle, understand the message and convey it. this i

he was directed by john anne frank and was acting with all of the famous hollywood stars. but most importantly, it was in that period that he found his identity again as a leader of native americans and it really helped organize them to get the jobs and they were going to white people dressed with paint and said higher odds to become the spokesperson for that as well as fighting to get a sort of the stereotypes, the negative stereotypes in those movies removed. >> a phenomenon that isn't entirely. there was a lien in your book that really rang huge for me. you pointed out the duality of honoring his ancestry while performing as a white man's version of an indian. he certainly did at carlisle where they were the most popular team traveling. they didn't play at home, they played at all theid other place, so here you have these exotic indians playing against all these teams for a school trying to rid them and then in the professional ranks he played for two years. there was a team based in a small town in ohio and they would have to perform at halftime. most, he and his teamm

when i was a week or so ago frank was asking do you believe this rally sure, it happened, it's real -- >> do you believe it has the possibility of going for weeks further, weeks >> no, and do i think it brings us back to 4800 in a reasonable time period, no. i think in this bottoming process you're going to have rallies, you're going to have troughs. i bet you -- >> who said 4800 why do we have to get back to new highs to be -- >> we're now up 10% off the bottom >> can we get to 4100 before we start taking about 4800 or 4200. that's considerably higher than where we are now >> you could say, okay, great we're up what is it 10% or 15% does that mean we've had a bull market for the past couple of weeks? i don't think so i just think we're in a hard market, and i bet you be look back in a year from now and continues to be hard with false starts and disappointments, but it doesn't mean there's not stuff to do, which is exactly what scott minerd is saying and what steve's done. by the way, you don't need to own the market >> but you're a seller i don't have a list of you buying anything. >

>> one of the underappreciated figures in the american right was a man named frank meyer was an x communist, who converted to the right through his reading of the road serfdom, he began a contributor to many of the right-leaning journals like friedman and like the american mercury. then he became associated with national review. eventually in your editor of national review. and frank meyer was, he had been trained in communist dialectic and polemic and he thought very dogmatically. this is what conservatism is. and so these are the parameters in wwhich we are going to operate as american conservatives. buckley used to call him air traffic control becausehe was making sure all the planes were going in the right direction and landing and taking off on time . in the 1960s meyer who again as a libertarian strained to him because of his love and appreciation of hayek. actually begins to dispute with other libertarians on the right over the nature of the american defense establishment whether aa standing army weapons programs, and what the conservatives desired a policy of rollback of communism i

from his address to the in, in european yeah, i think i think president bank in the studio was, was quite frank and it was, it seemed quite concrete. but what we expected is him to be very clear about the strategy or, and how to provide climate finance for them. who i mission the strategy on how to provide no salvage facility for, for the one nation's region. actually, i'd like to hear you talk about this money so much. he was mostly speaking about building back. they tell us it is, is, is making call me names by 25 by for nations like mine 25. he may not be may be too far for us because people are dying now right now. so we expected sun and we expected a drastic auction taken on this. this piece may be at the end that we want to see. i know some damage. last you need to set up with evelyn on to move climate activists. we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with us tonight . evelyn, thank you. thank you for having me. as world leaders meet egypt record on human rights, it is coming under scrutiny. the case of the pro democracy ham painter ala bill fata is a particular concern

mr., david thank you for acknowledging i think you said credit where credit is due the dodd-frank was a big part of that. i was a short at the time by people in my seat of the aisle that dodd-frank would crumble like a sandcastle in a hurricane. i was assured my friends on the other sides of the aisle it would eliminate the bank and none of those things proved anywhere close to being correct. credit workers do we got through the stress just in the last few years because of dot frankly also because of those institutions that you run. thank you for that not just not for creating systemic problems with actually getting the ppp which were so important to so many businesses in my district. i say all of that just because i want to focus on risk. and they have the three questions of risk about -- 70% plus of the market has migrated of a banking environment. with a lot less visibility. take a minute to talk about whether we should be focused on that risk. mr. moynihan, i would ask in a minute or so about whether there are non-obvious risks that mister dimon has not covered. and miss fraser, i

he was directed by john ford and frank. g with all of the famous hollywood stars of that era. but most importantly it was that that period he found his identity again as a leader of native americans and really helped organize them to get the jobs in all of the western indians going to white people dressed and he became spokesman for that. as well as fighting to get sort of the stereotypes that negative stereotypes and those movies removed. >>ti and a phenomenon that is nt entirely ended actually. >> no. >> there was a line in your book that really rang huge for me. you pointed out that duality of honoring his ancestry while performing as white man's version an indian was a situation jims had dealt with hs entire adult life. >> well he certainly did at carlisle. you know, where these carlisle indian team was most popular team traveling team they didn't play at home they played all over places so here you have these exotic indians playing against all of these teams for a school that's trying to rid them of their indianness rig

thank you, thank you for the fact that you found the time and opportunity to join our broadcast, frank vecherk wasdirect contact with us, this is the senior adviser of svitlana tikhanovskaya, we have news for you, and lyudmila dobrovolska and igor popkov are already ready for them to represent, we will return immediately after graduation to my native donetsk. i last saw it in 2012, and soon the war will take away from me the opportunity to return home for almost 9 years. at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, training took a back seat in the first days, i started volunteering, like some of my ukrainian colleagues gymnasts about three thousand athletes and coaches are currently defending the independence of our country more than 100 of them will never return home our training halls orders but we must not be silent we must not silence russia's crimes against ukraine, as russian and belarusian athletes do, and their silence is support for bloody russian terror, and terrorists have no place in international sports. i call on all citizens of the civilized world

i russia was frank to integrate into the west. so it was not a problem for much political consciousness. the people like myself and very, very few outside of my fellow country, even very in my country, weren't, are understood that but to we were minuscule. i remember that in their ninety's and i was heading, organizing them all russian. you bring in meetings and commissions because nobody was interested. it wasn't because the russians too, were taking your crane for granted that it was, they were taking credit for granted. and also one original company at no cost more than g d p. o v. great, they were, we were who made our mistakes. we often accused, and you are yourself often accused the west of an arrogance and ignorance. do you think russia is saying guilty of the same thing? absolutely. we were ignorant to that within wanting us to know what was happening area where we didn't care. and although we pay will be the price, it does not marry original either ukrainian behavior of ukrainian reefs, which are ost, which are simply the

i russia was frank to integrate into the west. so it was not a problem for much political consciousness. people like myself and very, very few outside of my can. our country, even very few in my country weren't understood that but to we were minister. i remember that in their ninety's, and i was heading, organizing them all russian, ukrainian meetings and commission because nobody was interested. it wasn't because the russians too, were taking your crane for granted that it was, they were taking a grade for granted. and also one original company at no cost more than g, d, p o, v. free. and they were, we were who made our mistakes. we often accused her and you yourself often accused the western air arrogance and ignorance. do you think russia is se guilty of the same thing? absolutely. no, we were ignorant that we did wanted to know what was happening area where we didn't care and although we pay will be the price, it does not marry original either cranium, the behavior of ukrainian leads, which are also which up to grant a nation a

he was in that in think a in that way and that away at the beginning, russia was too weak. arusha was frank to integrate into the west. so it was not a problem for much political consciousness. the people like myself and very, very few outside of my kind of country, even verity in my country weren't understood that, but we were ministry. i remember that in their ninety's, and i was heading, organizing them all russian, ukrainian meetings and commissions because nobody was interested was it because the russians too, were taking a crane for granted that it was, they were taking a credit for granted. and also one original company at no cost more than g d, p. o v. great, they were, we were to me down mistakes. we often accused her. and you are yourself often accused the west of an arrogance and ignorance. do you think russia is se guiltier of the same thing? absolutely. no, we were ignorant with it, wanting to know what was happening, area where we didn't care. and though we pay, we paid the price. it does not marry original either ukrainian, the behavior of ukrainian elites which are ost, whic

it was another reminder about which race ran the country and whose values matters. by 1970, frank james, our second native revisionist historian, had reached the limits of his patients with this nonsense. james was born and raised in the community of oquendo -- gay head on martha's vineyard, long ranking among the poorest communities in massachusetts. nevertheless, james grew up determined to succeed and represent his people. his inner drive carry him all the way to the new england conservatory where he studied trumpet. then, to the regional schools on cape cod where he became director of music. yet, his passion was political activism. and, the study of wampanoag history. he understood that knowing the past was critical to reforming the present. what he read in the primary sources made his blood boil. it bore little relation to the thanksgiving myth that weighed around his people's neck like a millstone. so when james was invited to speak at a state banquet celebrating the 350th anniversary of plymouth's founding, he saw it as a rare opportunity to set the record straight. yet, wh

two years later, part of that office building became a hiding place for the frank family, where anne would write her diary. it was of a young girl." the franks were arrested in 1944, and anne and her sister ended up at a concentration camp. hannah ended up there too. she heard a rumor that her friend, anne, might be in a nearby part of the camp and went to find her. >> and at night i tried to go as near. it was forbidden to go as near as i could to the fence. and somehow i called, hello, hello. >> word got to anne, and soon both girls met. they spoke to each other, separated by a barbed wire fence. >> and really it was not the ana, the very nice little girl i knew from amsterdam. the sad little girl. the first thing, we cried. then she asked if i could help with food. >> all hannah could manage was some cookies, bread, dried prunes and a little bit of sugar. she stuffed it in a sock and threw it over the fence. the first time, another prisoner stole it. later, she tried again. >> she caught the package, but that was the end. we saw one another at the end of february. and then i didn't see her anymore. >> reporter

frank, that was amazing. . >> it has hard to keep the secret to be quite frank to you. >> ainsley: what did you tell them? >> i told them that the tunnel 2 towers executive board was going to meet in december and that i wanted to meet them down here at the patriot awards to get to know them a little bit. >> steve: good cruz. so, he is merrell da you thought it was a meet and greet. as it turns out, he changed your life. when he said that out loud on that stage last night, what did you think? >> >> i have something secure for my children. i di don't have to worry living paycheck to paycheck. can i make better choice ofs when it comes to something such as an essential from better quality meals, things that i could not pro-my my children before. >> because you don't have enough money right now. nobody does. >> no. >> brian: tell me about your husband. >> carlos, he loved people. he was very when 9/11 happened he knew he had to serve. he supported me and my family 100 percent. when he got sent out in 2004. he was

he was directed by john ford and frank capra. he was acting with all of the famous hollywood stars of that era. but most importantly, it was in that period he found his identity again as a leader of native americans and really helped organize them to get the jobs in all of the westerns as indians, which were going to white people dressed in greasepaint. he became the spokesman for that, as well as fighting to get the stereotypes, the negative stereotypes in those movies, removed. kevin: in a phenomenon that has not entirely ended, actually. there was a line in your book that really rang huge for me. he pointed out the duality of honoring his ancestry while performing has a white man's version of an indian, was a situation jim had dealt with his entire adult life. david: he certainly did at carlisle. where these -- the carlisle indian team was the most popular team -- traveling team. they did not play at home. so here you have these exotic indians playing against all of these teams for a school that is trying to rid them of their i

and it comes to the forefront that russia was telling the truth the entire time. russia was being completely up, frank and honest. this was not their missile. this was a ukrainian missile that, that was unloaded, and even western leaders are now confirming that russia was completely upfront and honest with the world the entire time. however, we have ukrainian officials still sticking with their original version of the dance, even though western leaders aren't buying it. ukrainian officials still insist that somehow this missile that the world is acknowledging, came from you. gradient forces was a ukrainian weapon, somehow get his rushes doing so. it seems like this is an important moment sad to pay attention to how quickly western media and social media goes into an anti russian span. and how quickly are these deceptive claims can be de barm's and how certain forces will stick with disproven claims, no matter what. as long as it fits their anti russian narrative. let us take you live now. the un security council is now meeting to mull over them if al crisis in poland, both of them has recorded 16631 c

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perhaps james's speech was analogous to frederick douglass's speech on the fourth of july about what is the 4th of july to a slave. would you like to comment on that? >> i don't know if frank james was aware of that speech, he very mel weight of been, it's a famous speech, but here's what i can tell you, it's that when douglas delivered that oration, it was in a broader 19th century reformist millions that included native activists, including william ape is, the 1830's preacher to the wampanoags. they might have known each other is what i'm saying. they certainly had some of the same contacts. so, you know, i think there is a consolation of influences that were bearing on james's speech, and i think you might very well have hit on one of them. there is an enormous amount of overlap between reformers in the 19th century who are advocating for indigenous people, and reformers were advocating for african american people. >> now, another question is, was the sort of manufactured history what was told in the residential schools where indians were, you know, supposed to be transformed into americans? >> what a terrific question. i think you have just hit on a topic for one of my

i think one of the under-appreciated figures in the history of the american right was a man named frankeyer. was an ex-communist who converted to the right through his reading of the road to serfdom. he became a contributor to many of the right-leaning journals like the freeman and like the american mercury and then he became associated with national review. eventually a senior editor at national review in the books and arts editor. and frankmeier what he had been trained in communist dialectic and polemic and he so he thought very dogmatically. this is what conservatism is. and so this is these are the parameters in which we are going to operate as america american conservatives buckley used to call him air traffic control because he was making sure all the planes were going in the right direction and landing and taking off on time. so in the 1960s meyer who again has a libertarian strain to him because of his just love and appreciation of hayek actually begins disputes with other libertarians on the right over the nature of the american defense establishment whether a standing army we

and he is bad, which was frank answering who are both deceased i those days, right? there were every day every day, for least 6 months. that bad carlton was one of nearly 5000 and the bill players who su delete more than a decade ago. i am for most part they all the same claim which was like, we were not told about this rest. not only were not told about it, but you know, you, the nfl actually like covered up distress when there's been rational harris, i tell us, are you going to pay that? and you had players and their families, but the injuries that they have received and helping you to be a multi $1000000000.00 operation. that's the only question i believe that we will be addressing these matters in a responsible fashion. that will, will be able to come back before you at some point in time and say that we have addressed these in a way that response. he had a fall is like the richest or most powerful sports which united states and american football is also very popular. at the youth level, chick lane, american high schools. you rock, you're fog around it and it's ju

was the live has have yoletta not in a comparison possibly can. you can't compare the electrons. childhood with my child to her to be at that time. the dictator frank. i was still a knife and transsexuality, recollect a lot of courage. you learn to live with one foot inside the law and the other outside you got enough. this leads to a state where you can against the prevailing opinion, and then you ravel to question the at the beginning, you defend only yourself, and in the end, you defend the whole going. when i was the 1st trans person to be elected as a deputy in the mac rate assembly, but he also been young, so a lot anxious while he that hey george, one of them will. oh boy, good, miserable gall. but one do or you go molar. well he uncle, yeah. i michigan with, if i had to go back in time again, it would scare me. it would give me a cold sweat because i've witnessed the whole course of history in this country in utah. and i know where we are today. and what we have achieved, you look at that in more in the moment, i think when i showed via letter this video, i promised her that i would look for a solution so that she will be happy and find in

that was it, frank. i get from people frankly that i don't even know that i run into in the grocery store. help us make sense of how you have people in the house who are being violently murdered and the other people in the house apparently didn't have any idea what was going on? >> right. that's something that everyone is asking. but one thing is that the two surviving roommates, it was more of a walkout basement. there were two floors above that. and, you know, past college students have lived in that house. it's a house passed down from college student to college student, all of them renting it out. and they said that basement, it's really difficult to hear the rest of the house from there. so it seems maybe it's possible that they did not hear anything about the murder. >> so what to you make of what we don't know, frank. there seems to be so much confusion, so few answers nine days in. >> right. >> frank, if i could ask frank that question. >> well, this is a situation -- yeah. i got it. let's look a

bye. italy's new far i prime minister georgia maloney has held in her was frank and positive talks with the u. officials in brussels, the 1st international trip since taking office was meant to reassure you. this is about the direction of her government, especially when it comes to immigration. but while maloney was in brussels, freed migrant rescue ships remained bought from docking in italy. there waiting to go as sure. 234 people on board, the ocean viking plucked from the sea by the organization as so s met at her on a board. the german flagged rescue ship humanity one. there are also nearly 200 people saved from the sea. right. neither are more than a 1000 migrants on 3 private rescue ships waiting for a safe harbor off the coast of sicily. so far without success. when i look at the middle of either our impression is that those rescued on board are really being used as the political porn, as a means of pressuring other european governments to act. so we're urging that a solution be found for the rescued 1st of elf monitors on for the gazette, didn't go from viet italy's new far i p

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