that walter scott’s novel, you walk along the corridor and go into all the different closets theret in general, dostoevsky has this to a much greater extent, and this is probably something that neither sellinger has. put a lot of your own in there, without which world culture is already unthinkable, yeah, really, i still want to discuss one twist, i formulated it, maybe you will not agree with me, as the pseudo-heirs of dostoevsky, and for me , if we take not literature, freud is such, because what freud reads from dostoevsky, i absolutely agree with vladimir weedle, who writes in the dying of art, this is what i understand, around the time he writes, it just came out, which means work. yes, and he is for me, i have this quote, but i won’t waste time where he says: psychoanalysis is powerless against the karamazov brothers, well, because it comes down to this, it is clear that this is the desire to kill the father, from which means the novel grows, according to wedley in freud’s interpretation, and he ends this emotional passage of his, so anti-freudian or anti-freudian, probably m

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we had the shooting of walter scott. and we had the shooting of nine amazing souls at mother emanuel church. it was a lot. anyone of those could have brought us to our knees. and after the shooting at the church, when the national media wanted to define everything about who we were, and it was on the heels of ferguson, and cities were burning when we turned on the tv, why didn't that happen to us? >> because you are an amazing leader! [cheering and applause] ms. haley: we did not have riots, we had vigils. we did not have protests, we had prayer. the tone at the top matters. [cheering and applause] we were moved to divisive symbols, not by saying who was good and who was bad or judging people. a leader should not do that. a leader is supposed to bring out the best in people, so that we can go forward. and through all of those situations, we continue to show the country what strength and grace looks like. we did that. now, we have the chance to do that again. we have got to get this, got to get everybody to the polls. eve

timur not for the first class and not for the second class, this often happens, we perceive both walter scottfor children and in general it is very interesting, i am very interested to look, for example, at a blue cup, through the eyes of a child, well, yes, well, they quarreled with mom, broke the cup, went on a wonderful trip with dad, this in general , a trip around the globe works out for a child, when you ask the children what the little blue cup is about, they talk about love, well , that’s right, not about the cup, when you look at their eyes. for a child, well, there were the thirties, well, a very long time ago, can i say about the book smoke in the forest, this book was written in our wedge, purely klin work, you know what’s surprising is when arkady petrovich met with readers and read his own to them, by the way, he had a phenomenal memory, he read his books by heart, so, wow, he wrote smoke in the forest in klin when he read this book to the guys, the book itself , if you don’t know when it was written, it could be tied to any time, the boy, actually the boy is a slob , he has two

we have the shooting of walter scott and the shooting of nine amazing souls at mother emanuel churchld it was a lot. any one of those could have brought us to our knees. after the shooting at the church , when the national media wanted to divide everything about who we were and it was on the heels of ferguson and cities were burning when we turn on the tv, why didn't that happen to us? >> because you were an amazing leader! [cheers and applause] ms. haley: we didn't had riots, we had vigils. we didn't have protests, we had prayers. the tone at the top matters. [cheers and applause] we removed a divisive symbol not by saying who was good or bad and judging people. a leader shouldn't do that, a leader is supposed to bring out the best in people so we can go forward, and through all of those situations, we continued to show the country what strength and grace looks like. we did that. now we have the chance to do that again. we've got to get everybody to the polls. you all know people, whether you realize it or not, that are just general election voters. i want you to remind them of some

walter scott it. and most scott started it.ey've been very well regarded, supported people . it's very recent. i people. it's very recent. i think it's a product of i know , think it's a product of i know, cancel culture or a very conscientious culture, whatever we call it, that they are just running scared and i think what needs to happen is at the moment, actually, they've become so opaque themselves that to approach the board of three who run it, you have to post a pubuc run it, you have to post a public note on their website and you will get an answer after eight weeks. it's quite a small . society. >> yes. well, i hope they do listen to what you've got to say. and before you go, miranda, can you just tell us about the kind of books that you write and the work you've done? the kind of work you've done? >> well, it's probably why i feel strongly about this. my feel so strongly about this. my passion been finding passion in life has been finding women been neglected or women who have been neglected or undervalued or misrepres

walters leadership and public policy center at howard university. thank you. have a vehicle convoy, a caring protest as opposed to illegal immigration to the us really to near the us, meet scott boulder on saturday. cooling themselves. the take i'll bore to back convoy. the participants were mostly 5 rides. conservatives, critics, all of the convoy or it could fuel anti immigrant sentiments. how does it or is, how does your castro has more from aboard of town and texas to a convoy of $200.00 vehicles carrying americans protesting against migrants entering the country, drove to the border. they called themselves gods army. we're definitely the army of god. i want my cross every day mike says get your bogged down to border initially, self described by some participants as a christian militia, the con void in reality, ended as a rally, a half kilometer from the board or near equal past texas. the epicenter of migrant arrivals, police searched for weapons, but while the rhetoric was charged with anger and some misinformation, the event itself was peaceful. it's the turn a part, all of our major cities, texas especially, i mean listen at the front door and they're everywhere. the

scott brady, u.s. attorney in pittsburgh, when we talk to him, he said he thought the head credibility. we will have to see. >> when we ask rob walter who is the big guy, he said i don't know. i think everyone knows who the big guy is. [indiscernible] >> i'm not saying that at all. i'm just saying it doesn't change the underlying facts. crus ray didn't want to let us have the form because he is such a valuable source. really, this is your valuable source? holy cow.