>> it depends on the first lady. it depends on the first lady. some first ladies just want to kind of go back to their private lives. first ladies don't always choose this position. they choose how they and act it but the women who have been in this position so far have had the title foisted on them so some of them don't necessarily want to be in the limelight in the same way "after words" so taking some time away, you don't want cameras in your face all the time but you also see some first ladies who embrace the attention they are able to garner and use it for a lot of different activities and events to draw attention to issues. michelle obama, for example, wrote about this for a book chapter, gained more attention during milania trump's time as first lady than milania trump did. doesn't have any problems gaining attention after leaving the white house. some people argue milania trump didn't receive enough attention but that's a different argument we could save for another conversation. >> it is interesting that even today, a first lady is not t

lady. and that is women's choices women'' choices. they -- should not be dictated by you know whatever -- whatever the political wim of the day is. and that we're lucky we have these choices. i find it remarkable for all of those reasons. >> just enter -- for background, she and class president had a phone call. >> okay. >> she writes about it her memoir they had a phone call prior to her arriving. that is why she talks in speechch about, the conversation. this was when they were planning to speech, it was going to be basically speech she gave at st. louis university, where i was, and a community college, but when students found out she wasn invited and 125 of 600 signed a petition complaining and wanting it withdrawn, she invited asked the president if shy could invite mrs. gorbachev before theth controversy. she did that ahead of time. they pulled in some of george bush's speech writers, she said she didn't want to complain, explain or apologize forr this. one another thing she did at beg

ladi: ready to go? josko: yes. ladi: what's wrong? magdalena: i'm just--i'm not-- i'm not feeling well. i'm not... i'm not feeling well enough to go. i... i'll get better, youse guys. i can't. i can't go. i can't. [sobbing] ladi: it's ok. it's ok. tomorrow we can decide. [creak] [magdalena shudders] [soft footsteps] [magdalena gasping] [creak] [singing in foreign language] [music playing] [singing stops, music continues] [music stops] [magdalena moaning] josko: mom? magdalena: who are you? what are you doing in my house? [blood pouring on floor] what have you done to me? get out! get out of my house! get--get... what happened? somebody... ladi: shh. shh. shh... magdalena: they're gonna come for me. daddy, help me. help... ladi: josko, get somebody to help! magdalena: please. ladi: shh, shh, shh... [magdalena moans] ladi: doctor antonin. antonin: ladi. ladi: good to see you. antonin: you, too. she's having a good day, but it appears to be alzheimer's, and it's progressing quickly. ladi: at this age? antonin: trauma from the camp you me

[indiscernible] [applause] >> ladies and general -- ladies and gentlemen, the honorable governor of nebraska>> good morning, i'm extraordinarily privileged to be here before you as the 41st governor of nebraska. it is a great day to be a nebraskan. [applause] speaker makar three -- speaker mccarthy and representative jeffries, i declare you raskin's today. enjoy your day. i want to share a couple of experiences i think might be really relevant for today. there will be a lot of extraordinary remarks about willa cather and her writings as represented in nebraska. yesterday i had the privilege to be on the university of nebraska campus and willa cather hall, speaking to 300 young ladies in girls state, and it was rather remarkable. it almost felt like willa cather was part of our conversation. the first thing we talked about was what an extraordinary day yesterday was. to make sure that every generation remembers the sacrifices and the bloodshed, so we can have this group be part of the greatest nation that civilization has ever known, with the 79th anniversary of d-day. we tried, like willa ca

the ladies who were in the forum came to see now. asking the lady to do the meeting for you. we used to go with the answer of the lady on wednesday , we used to pray for supplication. the first thing we entered was the words of rudsar. i couldn't understand some of the language, the language was different, the big lady, the little lady, they told me about batman's pain. once, my friend said to me, "bless the pain." they said , "kiss the pain." they said , "shut the door." martyrs and that this interest automatically kills martyrs like this we used to politicize the minds of the people, without understanding why we did the revolution, what the meaning of the revolution was, you explained this figure to them in the same program, and they planned weekly visits to the martyrs' house, there were cultural and propaganda activities , the fourth grade, their own old ladies, i am the same age as her. and it was after twenty-five years of age when i went to be able to create a wall of the illusion of the association, everything will be fine, and then the work of war, the hunting behind

a family, ladies and gentlemen.egistered three or four people in each cooking group, ladies qasimabadi, i was a good cook. i used to get food from qasimabad . they also came from amalesh. the cooks of the group were changed month by month. we were preparing food, we had turned it off, when i woke up, when we wanted to move the food, we increased the flame , it was hard to under the price, i was very upset, one of mrs. agha hosseinzadeh said that we are burning something at home, why are you upset, she consoled me and said, "i to be honest, i was very upset when i was the minister of health we did it, good news, i said, "what's up guys, soldiers, wow, the stuffing is good, it's clear that it was burnt on the outside, but when we were cleaning vegetables at mr.'s house , we said, "the next round of the plan, for example, we took it to the end , he was cleaning vegetables like a house, when we went there , i said, 'did you work at home?'" it should be cleaner. when you were there, you said that it should be cleaner bec

lady reformer in britain. wells still needed to play the part by amplifying proper feminine behavior. she needed to demonstrate her respect ability and intelligence while still evoking sympathetic, even paternalistic responses from her audiences. the scottish pulpit remarked with some wonder that wells was educated and speaks admirable. there is a voice which catches the auditor and thrills them. other account raised wells speeches for their preparation and skillful, got feminine delivery. although her strong american accent might sound harsh for some british years, reporters admired her educated and forcible style. despite delivering addresses of concerted role length, reporters noted she was listened to most attentively and sympathetically. newspapers remarked on her humble apologies for being compelled to use manuscript on the ground that she had not much practice in public speaking. the notes, however, did not interfere with her delivery but rather enhanced it because she seldom referred to them. this obse

it was extraordinary to watch the eyes and the faces of the young ladies. we talked about something that was really, really cool. we talked about, what is your why? why? why are you here. why are we here? that is something willa cather would be really, really proud of, because it is a great message for all of us. no matter what role as public servants, what is our why? what is our why? it's important for all of us to do some self-examination. our country depends on every single one of us to have the right why. and to examine it. another thing i would like to share, because of the extraordinary chief standing bear -- i have a replica in the office of the governor of nebraska -- a couple of weeks ago, the united states postal service had a stamp commemorating standing bear, and i got to listen to the great, great grandson of chief standing bear speak. it was extraordinary. what kind of man and his life and his legacy, maybe the thing i want to leave you with, as your governor, i was in south sioux city 69 days ago and met with the four tribal leaders. i hope

and the lady reformer. she created a space for herself as a black lady reformer in britain. brits may have been willing to accept african-american women as ladies, but wells still needed to play the part by exemplifying proper feminine behavior. she needed to demonstrate her respectability and intelligence while still evoking sympathetic even paternalistic reactions from her audiences. moses allocution lessons and participation dramatic readings in memphis served her well in this regard scottish pulpit remarked with some wonder that wells was educated and speaks admirably. there's a pathos in her voice which catches the auditor and thrills him. other accounts praised was a speeches for their preparation and skillful yet feminine delivery, although her strong american accent might sound harsh for some british years reporters admired her educated and forcible style. despite delivering addresses of considerable links reporters noted that she was listened to most attentively and sympathetically. newspapers rema

combining the rows of the black lady and a lady reformer, she created herself as a black lady reformer in britain. she needed to play the part by exemplifying proper feminine behavior. she needed to demonstrate her respectability and intelligence, while invoking the paternalistic reactions from her audiences. dramatic readings in memphis served her well in this regard. some wonder that wells was educated, catches the auditor and thrills them. others praised wells for their preparation and skillful yet feminine delivery. although her strong american accent might sound harsh for some british years, reporters admired her educated and forcible style. despite the delivering addresses of considerable links, reporters noted that she was listened to most attentively and sympathetically. newspapers remark on her humble manuscripts them on the ground that she had not much practice and public speaking. they do not interfere with her delivery, but rather enhanced it, because she seldom referred to them this observation was not surprising, wells was an experienced public speaker, but by appearing u

antony gutierrez, figure general of the united nations, ladies and gentlemen, members of delegations, greenpeace, blessings, and the mercy of god be upon you. nice who think that he can prevail in the militarist without the palestinian people enjoying their phone, legitimate and national rights with the mistaken. once again, i come to you carrying the cause of my people who are struggling for freedom and independence, to remind you of the tragedy caused by nafta. 75 years ago, the effects continue and are exacerbated by the israeli occupation of our land. this occupation challenges art resolution, over 1000 resolutions, in fact. -- despite this painful reality and dirty years after the also accords, we still maintain hope that your esteemed organization will be able to demand an end to the israeli occupation of our territory and realizing the independence of the fully sovereign state of palestine with jerusalem and its capital and the borders of june 1957, as well as resolving the issue of palestinian refugees in accordance with international edge of mis-c, especially general assembly

[applause] first lady zelenska: hello, everyone. i will talk to you in ukrainian, so i hope you have your translation. can turn it on. [speaking another language] -- world about ukraine, tell about what's happening to us. we are very grateful for this. thank you. our embassy is located rate here in this wonderful place, georgetown, and i know that you work a lot with them. thank you for this as well. i am sure that this is a sort of classical university spirit, whether people want to get to the bottom of things, to understand, to research, and that's very important. in the time of hardship that we are experiencing. and i think that it is exactly the people who can feel, who can sincerely feel, deeply feel the injustices of the world, who take them as a challenge for themselves, they have a future and countries like this have a future, countries who raise these kinds of people. so it's a happy start of the new academic year and i hope it will be interesting for you. and the academic year also started for our students in ukraine very

ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of defense, lloyd j. austin iii, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff chair general mark milley. please remain standing for the national anthem >> ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the united states department of defense, we welcome you to our annual remembrance ceremony. please stand for the arrival of the official party. ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of defense, lloyd james austin iii, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general milley. and the chaplain of the military district of washington. please remain standing for the national anthem performed by the united states nation band. >> ♪ o say, can you see, by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of th

i said it's okay to talk to the lady. the lady gave permission. she said there is no problem. it was my parents who set up the class. the story was 79 , but she is alone with me i am not alone, but i had my family all my life, who were always together. good friends, having the holy defense together helped me. i have many friends who work together after the holy defense of the delegation and the base. the income of the base helps those who need it our own report, there is an exchange of eyes of the underground train, the estimates of the moment of delivery in the field of energy, the most important areas and horizons of the free zone, let us consume, the answer of the first page and the evaluation and judgment with you, the first page every night at 19:30, the news network, again, the disclosure of an audio file the american national security council, in a confidential meeting at an unspecified location, is discussing the alternative plan of the white house to deal with iran, and these are the plans of the past forty-odd years, from sanctions to unrest and chaos with the option

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ladies and gentlemen, as i stand before you hear, the israeli racist right-wing government continues its attacks on our people and to its army and its racist terrorist settlers continues to intimidate and kill our people, to destroy homes and properties, to steal our money and resources and continue to refuse to release bodies. 600 bodies are being helped. for what reason, i do not know. this is done before the very eyes of the world and with complete impunity. rather, the leaders and the minister this government have even been bringing about apartheid policies that they are practicing against our people who are under occupation. the israeli occupation government also persists in its violation of the city of jerusalem and its people. it continues to assault our sacred sites. it violates the historical and legal status of the holy site, especially the mark which international legitimacy has recognized as the exclusive place of worship for muslims alone, including the prayer hall and the wall. according to a resolution by the league of nations in 1913, the occupying power is also diggi

. >>> ladies and gentlemen please welcome speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. house democratic leader, hakeem jeffries. postmaster general, louis dejoy. and mr. michael collins, chief of staff to the honorable john robert lewis. >> [ applause ] >> kevin mccarthy, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> thank you very much. good afternoon. it is my privilege to recommend to the u.s. capital. we are honored to have with us the u.s. postmaster, . and linda early chastain to participate and share a special occasion. each of them is instrumental in honoring the legacy of congress ms. -- congressman luis and having the special stamp. commemorative stamps are more than just pieces of paper with pictures on them. they tell stories. they honor heroes and they capture important moments in history. we are honoring and extraordinary contributions to the american people. an inspiring future generations to follow his lead. i want to thank you for joining us in celebrating john's life and legacy. i cannot think of a better place to honor him then right here

ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of defense, lloyd j. austin iii, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff chair general mark milley. please remain standing for the national anthem performed by the united states navy band and the united states armed forces chorus. >> ♪ o say, can you see, by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ >> please be seated. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] ♪ >> ♪ amazing grace how sweet

ladies and gentlemen we are honored to have them here with us today.of the families of the fallen. september 11 changed you forever. but you changed us forever. in so many ways you turned grief into correct and sorrow into strength. and you helped us to see beyond ourselves and give back to our fellow americans and to deepen our democracy and work towards a stronger, safer future. so it is our duty to carry out the missions that your loved ones chose. it is our duty to live up to the goodness that they embody. and it is our duty to defend the democracy that they love so much. so we will always seek to meet that challenge. we will always strive to live up to their example and their memory. we will always work to keep america safe and we will always remember. may god bless you all and may god continue to bless the united states of america. thank you very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the singing of god bless america. ♪ >> ♪ god bless america, land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light fro

ladies and gentlemen members of the delegation. makepeace on the mercy of god be upon you those hosting that peace prevail in the middle east without the palestinian people entering their full legitimate and national rights would be mistaken. once again i come to you carrying the cause of my people who are struggling for freedom and independence. to remind you of the tragedy. seventy-five years ago the effects of this continue on are exacerbated by the israeli occupation of our land. this occupation challenges the resolution over 1000 resolutions in fact. this occupation violates the principles of international law and legitimacy. races against time to change the historical geographic and demographic reality on the ground aimed at perpetuating the occupation and apartheid. despite this painful reality and 30 years after the accords which israel has totally disregarded we maintain hope that your esteemed organization will be able to implement its resolution demanding an end to the israeli occupation of our territory and realizing th

as first lady. grace was always accessible. she enjoyed brisk, brisk morning walks around washington. she was an icon of fashion, but also very down to earth. she had a passion for america's favorite pastime, earning the nickname the first lady of baseball. and that would be the red sox, of course. grace also love keeping many pets, including dogs, cats and birds. a raccoon, rebecca said one year to be part of the coolidge's thanksgiving meal, but was in a stuffed instead adopted as a family pet in grace. the american people saw a first lady and indeed a first family to whom they could relate. the first lady outlived the president nearly a quarter of a century. grace spent her golden years in northampton, dedicating herself to her community and family. she served as president of the board of the clark school for nearly 20 years. she especially spending time with her son, john and his wife florence and her granddaughters, cynthia and lydia. my mother, whom she lovingly referred to as her precious four, following her death in 195

la ilaha ulalla allah la ilaha ulalla allah i am a single lady, i was born in 1342. we were a very good family together. i was really good . i was a quiet child at home compared to other children. my mother was really a hardworking woman. he used to do . hello, hello, ali khovin. the first time we helped was for the village of shanar, we paid the first fee there , and we were really happy, that is, the women were very good at knowing that they would do this, which mostly means that an air attack will be carried out. when my war happened , it was the first time of our marriage that i had a child. my wife has a stone car. if they were really working, how long had it been since they were carrying goods for kermashah qasr shirin. manas we had gone for noon prayer and after the prayer we would come and help the warriors of benny's package, my package of raisins, chocolates, candies, and these things, all the helping brings something. the ladies talked and said let's come if you know how to weave and such. let's do something. it was with my mother-in-law's friends . we als

it's the same thing with con, ladies and gentlemen. if you're going to go into normandy to get into northwest france, to get to the third reich, you've got to go through con imagine the old fashioned spoke wheel and the center hub that the roads come through north, south, east, west is con you cannot move an army through normandy unless. you have a road network. the only exception, of course, is george patton, b he doesn't go through general montgomeays at con and visits there for six weeks. and before gets anywhere. but that's another story. the relationship of con to shows third reich.hine river and the this is, this connection con is like a bow and arrow pointed at the heart of pears, and that points directly east to the reich. george knew what he was talking about. so did someone else. this gentleman frome, great napoleon master of continental warfare, a good s is 20,000 soldiers. now, remember that number, cause that's the equivalent of and general eisenhower, our leader in the program will touch on that verg greatly others think.

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every time there was a soleimani lady with us . there was no one. there were three or four ladies . usually, i registered in any cooking group. the ladies of qasimabadi are good cooks. i was from qasim abad , i used to get food, they also used to come from his work, but the cooks the group did not change from month to month, the young people do the logistics because we usually had zero to one hundred meals with us. first, when we entered , there were 800 people, a thousand people , we prepared the ingredients . we wanted to move the food, increase the flame, it was difficult to pay the price, i was very upset. one of the ladies, the age of mrs. hosseinzadeh's mother, said that we can't do it at home, why are you upset? i had done a good job i experienced being outside, i heard it in a warehouse, but when we were cleaning vegetables, you would take another plan, for example, we would take it until the end, like at home , he was cleaning vegetables, we went to work there , i said it should be cleaner, you were there , you said it should be cleaner because our children warriors, i want

in your— lady there? kitty donelson from bloomberg. in your speech - lady there?ns put to her. whitewashing here, right now and fought for her main take away points, i should say, you takeaway? i main take away points, i should say, you takeaway?— you takeaway? i thought it was utterly fascinating, _ you takeaway? i thought it was utterly fascinating, i _ you takeaway? i thought it was utterly fascinating, i may - you takeaway? i thought it was utterly fascinating, i may say i you takeaway? i thought it was i utterly fascinating, i may say that as a politicaljunkie and correspondent but why is she doing it now? because i think she feels the case needs to be made for an alternative right of centre economics and economics of the smaller state, lower taxes, deregulation and that she would see it more flexibility on the issues of climate change. and on the personal side, it is liz truss saying her economics were right, i was right, the economics establishments, the banks were grown, they did not get my policy is a chance and neither did the governing conservative part

she is furious. >> jimmy: she loves lady gaga? >> she loves lady gaga.id. you have two kids, alice and jack. >> alice and jack. >> jimmy: a girl and a boy. >> yeah, but i want to share this with you. i asked her if i could. and she demanded that i do. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> because i wanted to share how angry she is at me. >> jimmy: even better. >> she started sending me very upset snapchat notes that i screen shot. "i can't believe you didn't take me. i am so infuriated." she is 14 and she is in school, i should note. "omg, i'm just at home while you are out traveling to go hang out with celebrities and lady gaga and you just left me here. it's like so rude." [ laughter ] >> she is very angry about it. and she keeps on going and going "this will not stand." >> jimmy: "this will not stand?" >> "this is inexcusable. i will remember this forever." i told jimmy about this. alice, i told jimmy kimmel how mad you are for not bringing you and he wants to talk about it on air but we won't if you don't want us to and she writes back all caps, "do it!" [ applause

lady c, do you ?as being a success. yes. and in some respects , it's yes. and in some respects, it's been a great success for harry and meghan. but behind the scenes there's been a lot of deceit , satisfaction, uh , deceit, satisfaction, uh, certainly in germany amongst the germans. okay >> okay. got it. well, good. good. that we've got both sides of the argument there. okay, good. that we got both sides of the argument. now, look, breaking tonight, prince william has just touched down in new york and said it's good to be back in the usa before visiting a local oyster farm, the prince of wales will use the trip to meet up with world leaders, including the un secretary—general, and will unveil the earthshot prize finalist. now the visit comes as a new time newspaper profile reveals behind the scenes, reveals that behind the scenes, william questioned as many of the ingrained traditions that the ingrained traditions that the royal family has long taken for granted. so ladies, see this is a big trip for

of the top 100 speeches, four of them are by first ladies, two by mrs.inton and one by barbara bush. >> thank you so much. i appreciate to be here. >>> three's a crowd, the warning that hillary clinton gave to president biden about the possibility of a third party candidate running in 2024. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. this is "andrl reports" on msnbc. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. well, that sounds too easy! (man) give a little information, check a few boxes, sign my name, done. they don't ask about your health? (man) no health questions. -physical exam? -don't need one. it's colonial penn guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance. if you're between the ages of 50 and 85, your acceptance is guaranteed in most states, even if you're not in the best health. options start a

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