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isis a way to make them work ona large scale. >> i think that have to be. we can't lose hope. in the same community they said let them die and take their organs. this is to offer overdosage response teams and peer recovery specialist. every person who overdosed a person recovery to come out and help them make the he has a battle. he has the judges. he has money for it. i call this my rowdy angles. they reach out and find one good cop. one of my advice. if you can turn one good cop into doing things differently and diverting people to care from jail to care. you can show how that worked. >>> these are things that people who do the work. this is understood by millions of people much more. we will see that from decades. the huge unionization efforts this is a direct result from people feeling unsafe and coming together to deal with things. they will take the lessons nay learned andes a collective response. they are individual failures. let's go to the audience. >> is it on? that go. do you want to come up here and repeat it you can just say it >> you can just say it and i'll repe

i was on iwas ona i was on a conference i was on a conference call a little earlier with president putin'san. these happen every day with a select group of russian and international journalists where you can ask any question you want. and i asked whether the kremlin had something to do with this plane crash two days ago which reportedly killed yevgeny prigozhin. it's notjust western officials who think that. many russians believe it too. he said the claims were an absolute lie and he said we should be guided only by facts. we have no facts at the moment. these need to be clarified during the official investigation. he was echoing some of those earlier remarks by president putin calling on people to wait for the results of the official investigation. will that convince people at home and abroad who believe that there is some sort of link between russian authorities and the death of the wagoner bass? i don't think it will and this is why. time and again when accusations are levelled against the kremlin there is only one tactic and that is to deny. if we cast our minds back to the beginning o

hunter ona's business partners in the period from 2009 to 2016, that is, when joe biden was vice president dozens of times, for example, the managing director. rosman, seneca eric schwerin made at least 36 visits during this time and was at the reception on december 12, 2015, immediately after biden returned from ukraine, where he demanded the dismissal of the prosecutor general. shokin completely understand the meaning of all these gestures, the democrats tried to hush it all up donald trump asked what was going on in ukraine oboidon. bragged about how he fired the prosecutor who was investigating the burisma case for me. it's getting more and more obvious joe biden was very aware of what hunter was doing and, frankly, one gets the feeling that he was interested in this, stunning information directed. in joe biden, i'm speaking to those who say that the tram is running to protect and pardon himself. let me guess the next joe biden is running for that he doesn't want to be charged with disrupting biden's plans. for 2024, the congressmen, the republicans , and their investigations continue

i did leave the panel there and you can see it ona the left-hand side. there was an area that didn't need any conservation work so i left that they are just so in the future researchers and scholars can see the back of the fabric. without having to undo any conservation work. here is the back of the rope after preservation. and then the last stage of the treatment really was dealing with thehi display. here i am using a thin plastic traced around it to the rope as the display path. i left the rope flat splayed out and gave it a little bit of latte. and so the pads are made from several layers of polyester backing for accommodating the felt and a cotton jersey. the main body as you can see there is a -- and you can see in the background a bunch of long cotton in it and sausages that fill various areas so there were a lot of pads used to fill the rope and then we had it loaded into its new case. with the case closed. that brings us to the end of the presentation there so i willo stop sharing and if we go back toto questions. thank you howard. that was a wo

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. >> ty i go i go right to you ona this one. okay. they've been wrongrally about everything. literally everything. so at this point, like, wouldn't we be better off taking advice from a magic eight ball or you concernemagigi would bring the wrong eight ball? >> well, you can't use the term wrong. okay8 . ong. >> there's no wrong.ot wro it's their truth. just likngs the we have our it'h their truth. >> i think thiink thiss is all the timing of this is just very i'm not a conspiracy v-- theoris guy. i don't believe in that stuff, but i feel like this is going to leadon't bet id to. n i don't know, no debatesvoting and probably a lot of mail in voting. it's comin.: it'sg. i feel like that's where this party's kind of going. i like know,. th yeah, that's what it's going to be. i just. just put it out there. biden's goin n'to be ready. he's got to microphones. he's ready to dos goinready.es s out there. but covid. so i'l l be in the basement. let me know. it turns out. and the only thing being we'll be seeing is we'll be seeing president trump's court proceedingeing pres that a on

ag garland will have weissgh ona short leash. republicans should demand to see the scope on memo detaig the parameters of this investigation because i doubt weiss is allowed to pursue leads leading to joe biden. will weiss pursue the offshore bank accounts or biden,th the his family picking back the wilmington trust account? twe just spent five years waiting for this investigation to wrap up. but the irs whistle blowers, the biden bribe allegation and the threat of impeachment blew up the immunity deal. again, to a judge who askallega the right questions. so this speciatiwith thel counsl appointment is designed to drag this investigation for at least another year and a half past the next electio n. >> this is all coming off the heels of the oversight chair, james colmeis is alr anng he was moving toward subpoenaing biden families financial records. just as speaker kevin mccarthy announced an upcoming impeachment inquiry, just as house republicans were expectin as mcca g to haul in ways to testify this fall. well, with special cou

ona like forever and like today. did you see today?de, i have no idea what anyone's talking about. i don't know anything about this. and that was before they even asked him a questionbout, know this all this all fascinatesthey me, though, because it's like they said hunter was getting moner way from like china. and then they said he was getting money from the ukraine . and i was like, we shouldn't g joe biden justiv give hunter the ukraine money and cut out the middleman yet we could save two wire transfer fees. yeah, exactly. that'snsfer yeah, true. >> excellent point, matt. thank you. catc greg: kh. did you have an interesting feeling when you watched that old tape ? . >> i had a lot of feelings watching that tape. mm-hmm. an honestlor jak for jake tappeg it's like i will give hiivm bec credit becauseau even though tht is something that many of us realize ltimed a long time ah and even though that was a long time ago, he stilll going to gt from people who watch cnn for saying that because you're not b supposed to say stuff like that

one is putting the entry off of the residential corridor off of ona. it'll be on 45th. that'll include the restaurant entry. that's currently in its place at the irish center. we're also setting back on the upper levels from that residential corridor to mitigate sound. we've also designed the program to be designed so that some of the more quieter programs, for example, the stage back of house is facing the residential corridor and not the more loud potential loud things like a theater or big gathering spaces . great. and then as far as parking, could you just walk us through it? is going to be a very popular even more popular location, i imagine. and have more capacity. just what were the conversations as you design the project about what's the right amount of parking or where like guests or patrons would park and bike and transit? just tell us a little bit about that. yeah, we'll be keeping the parking location from wawona where it currently is right now, that that space has turned into the one two gates outdoor, basically an event center. so another issue of noises.