i looked at him and i said, is this area secure? he said is for now. so i said we are here. and i stayed. i was absolutely convinced that it was important that i stay at my post. i thought it was important that i stay in the capital and do whatever i could to assist the response by capitol police, by federal law enforcement, even by the pentagon to squared away. i must tell you that they did it because of the extraordinary courage of law enforcement, capital and federal, the violence was quelled. we were able to ring convene in the congress of the very same day and complete our work under the constitution in a day of tragedy became a day of triumph and freedom. [laughter] [applause] i will never see it any other way. i said on the senate floor, john, in my brief remarks that i recount in the book, today the world will witness the resilience of our democracy. and they did. i will always be grateful for the support of the members of congress, house and senate, both political parties that completed their duty that day. i must tell you over the last few years as i traveled aroun

i said, well, don't lie. i said, come on joe. i don't like you. be surprised what happens to people that come down here. they got under pressure. maybe they don't lie, but they mislead. misleading as bad as lying. so you've got to be straight. i said, okay, we'll be straight. what else you we'll never have a press conference unless you have some news. i said, well, don't reporters like to kind of schmooze around? they said, look, you don't understand reporters or guys are trying to make a living. and the way you make a living is you get news story with your name on it and it gets the front page of your paper. you call a news conference and a reporter thinks, this is my story and he comes and you don't have any news, but you're going to do. he's going to start asking you questions. try to make you say something stupid. and that's the news. so and he had a whole bunch of things like that that i call off to socialize. so i learned a lot about the press from joe and well sometimes people write things you don't like on the whole if have a constructive

i said you're a schmuck. i said, going. been one of the most famous in the world, going to a hotel room at 3:00 in the morning without witnesses, with somebody didn't know you're a schmuck. he curses people and he says, why didn't you tell me i was schmuck? he's right. you're hired. he's. i can't tell you how much i wanted. try that case. yeah, well, if you had. we would have won. he had a terrible trial lawyer. don king hired tax lawyer from williams and connolly, who to represent him the guy hated simpson so much he wouldn't even sit next to him. he wouldn't be seen next to him. the jury saw that and and he had a terrible, terrible trial, a terrible trial lawyer mcdonald. that's the that's i've like, i don't know, 28, 27 murder attempted murder, homicide cases. i've lost a couple of them. and jeffrey mcdonald i didn't i was involved in the i was involved in the appeal. i was involved in like the third heartbreaking part, the third habeas corpus and sick heartbreaking, but the guy may well be innocent and and there is some

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he said to me. i called him, i said what's going on here? he said it's not possible. he put me in touch with a source in the american centrifuge program who had seen all of the data and told me it's impossible that these tubes could be used for centrifuges because they are anodized both inside and outside. and you cannot use these tubes for this purpose. that was of the bed judith miller could have done by going to the same source -- that was something that judith miller could have done, by going to the same source that i talk to. that was a flaw in the press reporting. there were a whole bunch of others that i do not have time to go into. we can talk about it later. and we often discovered, -- in the q&a. and we also discovered the cherry picking when it came to the administration that there were connections between al qaeda and saddam. the administration said that saddam's ambassador to khaki -- saddam's abbasid or to turkey had gone to meet -- saddam's ambassador to turkey -- an agent that belonged to the bin laden camp, bin laden had said after the meeting that th

that, like, i said i got into a fight with the net, which i said on the net. me this about the testimony. stas i assume that they are given under pressure, and not only. under pressure from the police well, under your pressure. perhaps this is due to fear . uh, but still, when a person does something bad that doesn't fit his inner inner position. he experiences a global sense of guilt and shame, and therefore his psyche tries, uh, to fit self-justification. perhaps he already believed that he really did. and maxim went out somewhere, because he wants you to believe in it too. well, maybe nikita katyshev knows why your son did this? nikita come to us. hello nikita. thank you very much for coming. tell us, please, what happened that evening, they came to the garage, they made engines from a motorcycle, at what time they came. in the eighth it seems i want to hear how you tell it right at the scene in that same garage, let's see. in this garage, cars sat in the evening. i am max karimov and all the bikes have made the beds. let's go along the road, while we were

we said that you don't see 20 and 25 years old. i want them to do it sooner. the doubling of the power of the palestinian groups and the arrival of palestine in oslo and the humiliation of yasser arafat in palestine are the lions of the resistance, among other signs of the weakening of the anti-iran front and the strengthening of the resistance front. another part of their speech dealt with the conspiracies of the enemies inside the country and there have been and will be conspiracies for the inside of the country. and insecure women in the western countries pointed out that in some of them , women are not safe either on the street or in the camps or in the military forces, and even for example, a veiled muslim woman who has come to the court to file a complaint against the plaintiff for murder and martyrdom for the islamic republic. ayatollah khamenei, referring to the deception of a number of people in last year's events, said that some people inside who were often deceived by the foreign enemy and traitors outside the country chanted the slogan of women's f

we have said we will.— said we will. this evening's staff have _ said we will.id we will. this evening's staff have been at the - said we will. this evening's . staff have been at the stadium demonstrating the same cpr skills that pippa used to give other supporters the confidence to step up as needed. hi, i'mjuliet with the catch up. us presidentjoe biden has announced he will run for re—election in 2024 and that might mean we could see another run between him and donald trump. we had been dropping hints, but things were made official, today, when he launched a campaign video. vice—president kamala harris will run alongside him again. at 80 years old, biden is already the oldest president in american history. he would be 86 after finishing anotherfull term. some other stories, now. sunday's emergency alert didn't reach one in five compatible smartphones in the uk — that's according to the government, is set overall it was a successful test. it was the first nationwide trial of a new system that is said to want people about dangerous events, like floods or terro

he said i don't want anything to do with those. i said why? i came in first. he said you just told me you didn't do your best. he said all i ever want for me was to do your best. every day of my life i try to live up to that standard. that combat veteran, that dedicated father, dedicated husband, one of my favorite memories about my dad. when my first international trips was to travel to korea. we were driving to the capital of soul, they had billboards at the bus stations that said, welcome, vice president pence. right underneath it, it said in thank you lieutenant, for our freedom. [applause] >> one more story a would like you to tell. i fell in love with the story. this one is about a fraternity brother that you had in college. this is a born-again story. i would like you to tell the story about what he wore around his neck and how that affected you. >> he's got this fraternity brother named john. i thought it was only appropriate if i call this man the modern-day john apostle. he remarked to him about what he was wearing. >> i when i went off to college i

and i said, i said, you want to know what color carpet i have?they go, yeah, color carpet you have. and i told my colored carpet they're, it's him. and i'm like, you can't break my house on live radio. and of course, i knew at that moment this is my lifelong friend. so he's been my one of my dear friends for all these years. so i'm going to be on tomorrow morning. how many books, how many that what have i been on for? i think i've been on every book except for the first two. so i think it's i don't know. well, it's a good one. i think it should be like a 48 if you count all the kids books is. oh the he's in. oh miss. i do hide him in books right now. by the way. i hide late in the morning in books. he's probably been in like six or seven. but i always hide him in some embarrassing ways. so i'll sometimes put like at a strip club. they'll be in late in the morning bumper sticker on the strip club. so just really, i'm looking for ways to embarrass him now. but yeah. yes. other questions? yes, ma'am. this is your parents. that's a beautiful question

king suddenly said to him, he said, "no!" he grabbed us by our hands and took us on into that church and he sat there patiently and he started askin' us more questions. he said, "now, what do you little girls want?" my best friend and i looked at each other, not knowin' how to answer that question. he said, "now, children, when i ask you, 'what do you want,' i want you to say, 'freedom!'" and he said, "now, what do you little girls want?" and we said, "freedom," in our own little childhood voice. he said, "now say it louder, children," he said, "now what do you little children want?" and we said, "freedom," louder. then he asked us our second question, he said, "now, when do you little girls want it?" and we looked at each other, not knowin' how to respond to that question. he said, "now, when i ask you little girls, "'when do you want it,' i want to say what?" and we said, "now!" - it is the effort of american negroes to secure for themselves the full blessings of american life. their cause must be our cause, too. because it

he said. when the neighborhood established by the people who had survived the slave and because still intact, it's this amazing historical treasure but gary said it it looks like a war zone now he said, when i was a kid, it was this beautiful, thriving. and now they've built a highway through the center of the neighborhood. it's surrounded by factory use. there's all this pollution. a lot of the houses abandoned. what happened to it. he felt like it had been. this wasn't just a natural process of decay, but it was it was like a hostile takeover. and so i said, well, that's i would like write about that. that's it. that's a good that it's a good idea. but first, i do need to write this piece about the descendants so but i wrote about both for the magazine i managed to visit and i met all these i happened to be there on a day when a law firm was interviewing people at one of the churches in preparation for a lawsuit were filing against a factory that had polluted the neighborhood, suing them on

and he said yes and he said well i know where you can find one. i'll give you 2000 bales of hay because i don't have any money and in a specified time rated i can't remember right now with the contract said and he said he was a fool they thought it was a full because john watson said that if you were out under 2000 bales of cotton or - i get to keep all of the bales and he said we know he was successful because john watson signed and transferred those 80 acres over to her great-great-grandfather. and positing cited same in 1980. so somehow, his brother got the rights. and years later he goes back to him i think was watson and 250 will buys another adjacent 80 acres for $250 in cash. it's amazing delight over separate because of the great-great-grandfather. make is to be able to memorize all of the stories that we found but now we have well over 200 guests and i can't get any but the first season and tell stories that i particularly like doing stories of eastern european germans. and i used to think that event in the series and african-american ame

he also said last year to more than 2,300 companies.ed on knowledge, about one hundred and seventy-eight billion tomans of facilities have been paid, which has increased by 165% compared to 1400. mr. bahadri jahormi also said about the government's plans to curb inflation, one of the plans for submitting the amendment bill to the budget law of 1402 from the very beginning for budget mismatch the spokesperson of the government mentioned reforming the banking system and solving the dissatisfaction of the banks among other measures taken by the government to curb inflation and the tax bill on frequent housing transactions will go to the parliament. housing should be submitted to the islamic council to prevent and control speculation in this sector. dear sir, in order to solve the problems of the people in the field of receiving housing facilities, the planning and budget organization and the central bank were obliged to form a committee on the latest status of payment of bank facilities to the national housing movement and the amount reali

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and he said he said, no, that's tom's story. i said no, no, you don't understand, tom said i could. he said, i'm not i'm not ripping you on this because it's tom's story. now, if you two want to write it together, think about that. and that's how it started out with the two of us. so it stuck with me. so and as far as the grenade goes, you could put the pin back in. so after the commandant i surrender, he said, okay, we're great. you'll put it to put it back. you know, since you had to surrender. yeah. yes, sir. i'm matt prickett. i'm curious mentioned contemporaneous research. how about contemporary? we have three ranger battalions in the us army now. two are in georgia. one is right here in savannah, georgia. have you had any contact? the current guys that are serving? i gave a speech to them thursday morning. i went out there and the and the the c.o., lieutenant colonel, necessary. he said to me, i appreciate if you talk about heritage lineage and also the contemporaneous that these world war two men and infuse in my rangers. how memory bias seeps in but if they have things writt

to get home and i said, of course. and so we tacked on to them, but i was only on three engines and i said, i'm getting some power out of the fourth engine, but i'm slowed up a bit. and i said, well, it will slow formation down and try to let you keep up. and i managed to do so and that's how i got back and survived. but i didn't really believe from the bottom rung on that i was going to come home from that. lucky when i finished reading your book, i happened to have on my bed stand a book. i was reading it a little earlier by joseph conrad called lord jim, and i don't know if you've ever read lord jim, but there's a passage here that i think it it tells your story in short form. the passage reads in time when you had very young, he became a chief mate of a fine ship without ever having been tested by those events that show the light of day and the inner worth of a man, not only to others, but to himself. john locke could do it. i think that's you and thank you for being here. thank you. thank you. thank you. well done

the justice said that no, he wouldn't give a gag order. he said to mr. trump and to his attorneys, i don't want to see this anymore. i don't -- the next time i see something like, this i might have a different idea about what i should do. his attorney said this case has been investigating it for three years. there's been selective leaks that are harming former president trump. it's unthinkable that he would be allowed to defense himself. that's their way of justifying his posts. the judge said that he didn't -- he wasn't sure that that justified if he was inciting violence, right? later the prosecution also said that there was a conflict of interest with defense attorney tacopino. they just received a letter from stormy daniels lawyer where in they they said he had communications with her. that's a conflict of interest. and tacopino said no, he had never met with her, had never spoken with her. she called his office looking to hire him. spoke to a parallel. he never took her as a client. that shouldn't be a conflict of interest. very interestingly, the p

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she said, even beyond the end of this war, she said after ukraine's victory, that is something tell you which will likely be music to the ears of officials in keith. meanwhile, germany's foreign minister adelina bearable qual sheet that the emphasis beyond nature was borders. she said nato needs to engage more with like minded partners, and that is very much the order of the day here. so that's a little insight ahead of the meeting today. what will be discussed at today's meeting? well, crucially, nato ministers are holding talks with what they call their asia pacific partners. that includes the foreign minister of japan who's here in person. the foreign minister of new zealand, china, of course, is not here, but you can be sure, terry, that that is certainly an up for discussion. among these ministers, natal only defined its relationship with beijing or hope views its ties with beijing. last year, 8 says that china is a challenge to nato security to its interests, not quite defined as a threat that certainly as a challenge and know that the words that the day really hearing brussels ar

. >> when one and -- he said he courage her to take it easy. >> i said i would cancel m morning classinc university in order to get the kids to school >> so that is gonna be on deck it's gonna be dads time to get everybody up and running here? >> right so i canceled my class and hel the kids get ready for school. she did come downstairs to hel out with that. >> he says chloe was so ill he had to help her back to be before driving the three eldes kids back to school. backpacks stuck with valentine's day cards. within minutes he was back only the home, still clouded with clothes and toys, was now filled with something else silence. quite enough to break a family 's heart >> coming up what happened in that house? >> as i got closer, immediately knew that somethin was really really wrong. >> so wrong it would tear apar a family and puzzle police for years to come >> every detectives needs to keep in mind that there coul be a bigger picture. >> when dateline continues lester holt: so wrong it would tear apart a family and puzzle police for years to come. every detective needs to keep in mi

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i said, we're in india, right? so i said, hundred and $50. i said, wow that's very generous. he said, no, no, no, 50,000 us. i'm knocked over. i said, where do you get $50,000? what? he says, i write books, they sell a lot and make a lot of money. so i home, i come out first. the first thing i do, i get back to my room in dharamsala, india, and i call fred epstein. it's the middle of the night. my time i spread great news. the dalai lama is giving $50,000. he says i can't take the dalai lama's money. i will not take the dalai lama's money. now. i've got to take the dalai lama. i got to tell the mayor thanks, but no thanks. that's why he wrote the that's why. he wrote the foreword. so 50,000. we have. we are now out of questions. we are running out of time. we're going to do very quick question. if there is one more and one quick answer and then we'll move on to the best part of this, which is that lou will sign your books thank you very much. that was so great, lou. and i certainly want to read book and thank you to david, too, for the good questions. i from the washington co

he said two or three. i sent 15, he answered 14 and i knew with a middle man and that to me a fair amount. and if i didn't want to let the audience questions, i could respond. some of that answer. and now i'm going to open up to questions. but you have to wait for the microphone to come to you. so anybody in the audience going to ask a question or should i ask more? this is your chance. yes, right up. i think i came of age politically during the iran-contra hearings and i remember hearing them refer little bit to the october surprise and george h.w. bush's role in that. do do you mind sharing some of the points that you said kind of validated the october surprise as something that actually i don't mind sharing it and thank you for that question because that's that's one of the major things researched and researched and put in the book is still controversial and controversy generates discussion and question what happened to our kids. i say if i can sum it up quickly, the iranians still hold 52 american host

was said wrong.end of the call, we agreed to continue our conversation about election fraud and election fraud in georgia. many people on the phone, including lots of lawyers, nobody found anything wrong with that perfect call until a book promotion to work many months later. all of a sudden they said, i remember trump making a call, let's look at that. this fake case was brought only to interfere with the upcoming 2024 election. and it should be dropped immediately. [applause] then you have a radical left lunatic known as a bomb thrower, who is harassing hundreds of my people day after day, over the boxes hoax. just so everyone knows, i come under what is known as the presidential records act which was designed and approved by congress long ago, just for this reason. under the act, i am supposed to negotiate with the national archives and records administration. which as of this date is a radical left troublemaking organization that red flags the constitution of the united states and the bill of rig

she said. and that of her families and his family were gone after his family and were going after them hard. this is all before entering office and all before knowing anything at all about me, but you are gonna get me. this is why, along with unrelenting crime. so many people in companies are leaving new york. she said that i falsified my financial statements, but in fact were proving and will prove that my financial statements were substantially more than we submitted. not less. and in all cases, have a strong disclaimer clause in them which tells the institutions that may look at that if they want to not to rely on the statement. but they've got a problem with their case because number one, i am very under leverage. they can't believe all the stuff they read and gave and have very little debt relative to the value of assets. and importantly, not one bank has lost even $1.00. she was investigating me to save. banks have very good lawyers. but they didn't lose a dollar. where there's, during th

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a book said again that it can and the russian, a defense minister said he show you ring at that, an escalation is closer now than ever before. and as the u. s. lead block, officially, it makes a new country. the alliance has reiterated as pansy funnel even more money to non native man, but ukraine. we will have the meeting with a foreign ministers today address many different and important issues. of course ukraine is of the again, agenda will meet with mr. clever in the nato ukraine, a counsel, and i thank you so much for said false strong support from united states to ukraine and. and we will discuss how to stay in their proper support. ready to, to ukraine, but some of the blogs members, including hungary, on not happy to help ukraine. budapest says cubes. officials aren't welcome at nato events, either as called on the ukrainian government to address the rights of ethnic hungarians in the country. the invitation of ukrainian foreign minister dmitri calais, but to a meeting of nato foreign ministers undermines the unity of the alliance. hungary will not support any integration of ukraine un

and i said is she okay and he said, i'm sorry, she's she's gone.ike getting hit by a baseball bat. it was that physical. >> i remember getting from mrs. mccluskey, and she said that we lost her, and i was like what do you mean that we lost her? and i remember calling her and she said that lauren had been shot, and that she was murdered. i just remember going outside and just looking up, looking up at the stars and just hoping, hoping that lauren didn't suffer, when she left this world. that you weren't in pain. >> lauren mccluskey had been shot and police are scouring the campus and beyond form killer. >> the suspect is going to be a male black -- jack with white stripes wearing a gray beaty and white shoes. >> it was just an awful discovery. they find lauren has been shot and killed in that car, and now police are frantically searching the campus and the community, looking for the killer. >> the manhunt was on for 37-year-old melvin rowland. melvin rowland was last seen getting into a car with another woman. mmm. these cheez-it puff'd are so chees

some some historians doubt that that was ever said. believe me, it was said. it was said on paper. he wrote that he said it to many other people, not just to the group of generals. that night on july 1st, 1862, when mcclellan was running for president, someone had the bright idea to print that quote of carney and pass around. it was like a political tacking up on fences, boards, and they even made a lantern slide that they could project on buildings in new york city during the presidential campaign of 64, it haunted mcclellan, followed them for the rest of his life. there is one thing i note about all the artwork that was done on philip kearny he's always on horseback. he's always leading men. come on, boys, follow me. never. go on ahead, lads. and that's why his men worshiped him. he shared their great, their dangers mean he sometimes would remain 300 yards to the rear or even further staying out of action. occasionally, they might come under fire. but phil carney led the charge. and the battle of chantilly was his last battle. four immediately after the battle of second bull run

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and nothing has been said.states did not say, but if the nuclear one speaks, then we will die, and if north korea is not a nuclear image, what will happen, then there will be another 1,000 tricks. but somehow, as if there are obligations, as if the president can return to south korea, and he is already telling us the states have promised such things they are preparing inside the opinion here is this model of how the americans manipulate everyone who allows themselves to be manipulated. well, europe lived it all. now it's just a turn koreans. sash, well, not only lived. in general, in europe, of course, they understand, gritting their teeth, that when they talk about korea , they mean that the united states is setting fire to the other side of the planet of that place from which they are very far away and understand that, of course, this will all end very badly, because inevitably it will be connected with north korea and inevitably. it will be tied to this and taiwan , china and that's it. it will be in such an

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i think you said that. can you give us examples, not this case, examples of other cases out there where you think someone was criminally prosecuted and should not have been? mr. elwood: certainly. i think -- the just versus unjust prosecutions or just versus unjust convictions is a small part of the argument we are making. the chilling effect comes from being told it doesn't matter the speaker being told it doesn't matter what you think. you have to think about the reaction of your audience. so that is pulling apart from whether there are unjust convictions. in terms of -- the convictions that made a difference. it might have made a difference in the fommer case, the silver bullets are coming case. i think there is another case. one of the broader points i would like to make to the court is that these kind of prosecutions and these arrests are substantially underreported because local media, unless it happens to catch the fancy of local media, is not covered. so some of the best examples are one that is are

and they said yes. and they called the police department and they came a quick as they can. >> when firefighters reached the irrigation canal from whic little fabian had run for help it was obvious there was n life left to save. life left to save. roberto ayala's body mus indeed have been on fire why became clear when they found burn holes an inch wid near the bottom of his feet. an obvious sign of electrocution. a locker sized electrical bo used to turn on a high voltage irrigation pump had apparently shorted out and exploded, with shorted out and exploded, with such intensity metal blew out the windows and covered the passenger side oat . roberto ayala's car. it was a miracle that fabian wasn't killed too. >> we received information a something happened >> roberto's wife. >> it was when we received a call from the police department, and they said that we have you son, and that he was okay. but they couldn't tell us what happened to roberto. we thought he was in the hospital >> you didn't know wha happ

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like john said. she didn't swear, she didn't curse was a deaconess of the african methodist episcopalian church. the freedom of harriet tubman and frederick douglass. she was so devout she took on both her christianity and went to japan and adopted buddhism. she studied the underground railroads. my wife and i in the audience here, our child was born. she really the first person outside my immediate to call my wife and talk to her after the baby. and we got close. and so when my i wrote a book for penguin books and come out i mean i couldn't say anything negative about her. there was nothing to say negative about it. and people would be like, oh, know what? you know, where's the is that hagiography? and not saying she was the saint, but you know, she just got her life for equal justice. she took care of all kids that after school checks. and so i that point said i loved her and i'm not going to find a poison pen but i wouldn't let her see my book until i sent it to her a galley. right the last moment

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