for a year, she left her first husband for my dad, and my dad, and my mother became pregnant with men and said to my mom: that’s the first thing you thought, that’s what, what result did you want to get from the coin, but my mom said, like, i want give birth, he says, well, koch in ninety-eight, here. and my mother said that that’s it, i decided, made the decision to give birth, told my dad about it, my dad said like, yes, everything is fine, then we will give birth, so you heard this legend, when at what age, well, i well, that is, well, that is, of course i’m not five , but it’s either 10 or so, my mother told me or my mother told me herself, grandmother, father’s mother, what is her attitude towards their marriage, what are you like for her, i was the first granddaughter, there was a lot of communication with my grandmother , it seems to me that she tried to replace my dad a little, but i saw how... my grandmother seemed uncomfortable for communicating with her ex, daughter-in-law, yes, because there was once a precedent, that there was the first year, i was about six years old th

for a year, she left her first husband for my dad, and my dad, and my mother got pregnant with me, myighbor, she went to the neighbor, well, somehow you can see sharing this knife of responsibility and the neighbor... offered her to throw a coin, yeah, but she seemed to throw a coin and said to my mother: this is the first thing you thought, that this is something, some kind of result i wanted to get from the coin, but my mother said that, like, i want to give birth, she said, well , that means you have to give birth, in ninety -eight, so my mother said that, like , that’s it, i decided, i made the decision to give birth, i told my to my dad, my dad said everything was great, so we’ll give birth, and you heard this legend when, at what age, well, i’m still, well, that is, of course not five, but that’s how it is. did mom tell you or did mom tell you herself, grandma, dad’s mom, what is her attitude towards their marriage, what are you like for her? i i was the first granddaughter, there was a lot of communication with my grandmother, it seems to me that she tried to replace my dad a l

grandmother, it seems to me that she was trying to replace my dadnted to come see me, but dad’s wife found out about this, told dad, dad called my grandmother, she said that she didn’t set foot in our house anymore, like if you want, yes, you want to meet, meet behind the fence with the child, that’s why later, accordingly, my mother stopped coming, well, that’s understandable. 10 commandments for women's health, a holiday for all mothers, a holiday for all women, a special women's issue in the live program, great, tomorrow on the first, the brightest and most extraordinary event of the season, a battle of generations, great champions... and current athletes on equal terms, on one ice, a unique competition as recognition in love for your country. russian challenge, tournament of the strongest skaters. live broadcast on march 9, on the first. he will bring a flash drive, an electronic key and money can be sent remotely. understood. transfer her across the maidan. premiere from march 11 on the first. baren decided to do his legs. grandmas are brought

she didn't know what i was going to say. >> my dad, dr. theodore tapper, testified on cj's behalf. in cases before how was sandjai weaver cj's attorney different from other attorneys that you've dealt with? >> virtually all the courtroom appearances are all my context with the legal system. were because of medical malpractice in every single case without exception, i talked to the lawyer. they told me what they thought and i told them what i thought and talk to them about what they questions they were going to ask me. >> and sanjay nothing >> litres johnson, the sole witness who identified cj, testified that the shooters were standing upright and ran from the crime scene it's. >> no way, that i was standing straight up because at a weighted i had a hunch there's no way i was spread. now if i couldn't even take a full stride i wasn't physically capable of doing that remember cj himself had been shot three times, just 17 days before >> one >> bullet had fractured his pelvis there are no one in the courtroom knew he had a fractured pelvis since that information was in his hospital rec

wife found out about this. dripped on my dad, my dad called my grandmother, saidd, that’s why later , accordingly, my mother stopped coming, that ’s it, that’s it, you , well, yes, why the legendary the soviet aircraft designer antonov was assigned to the ukrainians, there is an objective shortage of national heroes, all of his engineering and design... it was you who pumped up the country of ukraine and europe for a year, now that people don’t want to leave the square, you are extreme, that yanukovych decided to hide behind the christmas tree, some? berkut members are attacking one person , allow me to resign, this is not your resignation, they are not afraid that the radicals will take power, yanukovych has his hands on the steering wheel, and whose hands are these, here they are, move it across the maidan, premiere, tomorrow after the program time, the maidan should not subside under any circumstances, dear. viewers, you are watching the podcast triggers with you, its host tatyana krasnovskaya, sergey nasebyan, charming victoria is our guest. are you currently

and my dad working in ohio doesn't to kill it. so he says well, why don't we appoint a three judge panel in california to, republicans and a democrat to see this program is actually as bad. you say it was reagan was going after this program because it's good sample. governor reagan, a waste or whatever, right? yeah, yeah, yeah. and the three judge panel says, actually, no program's okay. so my dad says, well, this provides you the political you need to say, you know, this independent says it's okay and ended up funding the longest in this program's history. so i do think that you know exit governor reagan for the stage. but yeah he'll return ex-governor from this and later chapter. all right let's let's continue having this personality, shall we? all right. okay. so so that we have george shultz don't get to work for him he leaves working for casper weinberger as a deputy on right. again, this is kind of just remarkable because here you have a career service officer now finding in this number two cabinet level position in the in t

i was born in our beautiful country, the republic of belarus, in the city of minsk, my dad is a militarye is from the air defense forces defense, my mother could have been a design engineer, but fate turned out completely differently, she was a salesman, but nevertheless you know something about her , this inner strength, intelligence, and femininity, beauty, i took from her, undoubtedly, but few people know that even as a future student at school , she already had a driving license, even participated in extreme driving competitions, that is, my mother is like that, you know , also with character, but when i turned one year old, my dad and my parents were sent to kazakhstan serve, and also so interesting experience when we lived on the shore of lake balkhash, this is my childhood, my parents worked, my dad served, my mother worked, and i was constantly outside, the weather, nature gave us every opportunity to spend time outside, it’s cold in winter, we always an active lifestyle, skates, skis, all this sledding, and summer is, of course, a beach, a lake, it was like the sea, such very go

i was born in our beautiful country, the republic of belarus, in the city of minsk, my dad is a militarymother could have been a design engineer, but fate worked out. in a completely different way, she was a salesperson, but nevertheless, some kind of her, you know, this inner strength, intelligence, and femininity, beauty, i took from her, undoubtedly, and few people know that even as a future student at school she already had a driving license, even participated in extreme driving competitions, that is, my mother is like that, you know, also with character, but when i turned one year old, my dad and my parents were sent to serve in kazakhstan. this was also an interesting experience, when we lived on the shore of lake balkhash, this is my childhood, my parents worked , my dad served, my mother worked, and i was constantly outside, the weather, nature gave us every opportunity to spend time outside, in winter it’s cold, we always have an active lifestyle, skates, skis, all these are sleds, and summer is, of course, a beach, a lake , it was like the sea, such very good air, climate, but.

my dad left the family, i was 5 years old, yeah, and he left for another woman, uh, soon my brother wasnd one-on-one time with dad, didn’t meet, didn’t spend time, i had difficult contact with his wife, i keep saying that this is so classic. cinderella and machha, and she made you sort out buckwheat and rice , well, practically, that is , there was always something wrong with me, i breathe wrong, i talk wrong, i eat wrong, i need to constantly lose weight, i constantly this was said at the holiday tables, where all the relatives gathered, they told me where else you put it, you need to lose weight there and so on, and 8 years my mom had to go for 2 weeks, she left me with my dad and his family, my dad’s wife didn’t like the fact that i had long , untidy hair. my dad called me and picked me up there for a day, spent time with me, well, it was always not in private, then later i wrote a message to my dad there at the age of 12 , saying that if you don’t want to communicate with me, you don’t love me, tell me like that, like, well, i have this uncertainty, because my mother - as soon as my

daughter is logging on the kura, and my dad is raking, valer, why did you decide that it idea, rest, let him leave. dad, daddy, please do something. that's it, that's it, calm down, daughter, i've already thought of everything, he's not going anywhere, he'll come back. dasha, my dad and i were thinking that you need a change of scenery, a rest. i don’t want to, i’m fine here. you know what, you save your whims for your future husband, get ready now, in an hour the car will arrive and take you away. to the meridian tourist complex , there’s an excellent spa, and thai massage, ayurveda, a night club, so you’ll shake yourself up properly, hmm, i ’d really like to work for you, sorry, but there are no free rates, it’s strange, they told me they’ve already taken it, nothing i can’t help you, all our vacancies are already filled, alas, but we don’t need specialists in your profile, but how can that be, i’m a surgeon of the highest category, i can’t get a job, young man, well, i i wouldn’t like to upset you, but you won’t find a job in our city, thank you for your frankness, and

my name is oluseyi and some of my favorite moments throughout my life are watching sports with my dad. now, i work at comcast as part of the team that created our ai highlights technology, which uses ai to detect the major plays in a sports game. giving millions of fans, like my dad and me, new ways of catching up on their favorite sport. >>> this is dateline. >> i just felt confused, just in disbelief, kind of out of body almost. how could you do something like that? why? he talked about how scared he was that something had happened to him. he was afraid for his life. >> dead men tell no tales but this one left a trail of clues. >> i've never seen my dad that way before. he has never shown me fear of anything. >> patriarch, powerbroker, he was head of the family company. the business was real estate, and someone was about to make a killing. >> i never dreamt anything like that would happen. >> murder in the house he was selling. was this the deal gone bad? >> we just had some bizarre things happening in the office. >> or, maybe bad blood at home. >> my son texted me that he was scare

, but what can i say, he threw me somewhere, well, i’m independent, my dad is also independent, we helput all his, as they say, adventures, if something happens there or something else. it bothers him when i find out something after the fact, but he didn’t tell me, at that time, of course, i’m worried that next time he won’t tell me something either, that is, you take care of each other, yes , the fact is that she is an adult, and let’s say why this one is asking, she doesn’t have children there, she didn’t get married there, tatyana called us from moscow, she was once friends with her daughter valentina efimovich, and she believes that her daughter simply ran away from her father, because he forbade her from a lot of things, but judge for yourself, at this age, sometimes you need to forbid young girls a lot, but you won’t believe it, just a few minutes ago a pleasant unexpected surprise happened , to us people's artist of the russian federation, legend of the soviet stage, bedros kirkorov got through on the phone, let's listen to what he said when he saw our program. today's hero, but

has achieved very big goals for me, and i would really like my brother to be like my dad, my dad isr and work, and he told me that when he was offered a job, at first he did n’t want to take it, because he thought that he couldn’t, but in the end all. the house is a temple, and i’ve been living here for 25 years, no one asked me the question, what is your or your children’s religion? you know, i lived in kuwait, i lived in syria, i lived in england, i lived in holland, in germany, what i like about belarus is that you can raise your children this way. as you want, the hosts of the travel show, like at home, know exactly how to do it. and this is in galdia style, it’s like we’re in belarus now, because there’s a lot of snow, but also in barcelona, ​​it’s cool, it’s impossible to sleep here, give me a hand, please watch on the belarus 24 tv channel, not only muscles need constant training, but and brain, the name of which precious thing? oh my god, who will prove that he is the main sports expert of the country. where were the first games of the cis countries held? well, let it be kaz

don’t bury your head in the sand, but maybe i... this time has been given to find my real parents, my dad now? yes, he can shed light on this story, and maybe someone will respond to the photos that you sent, let's see, it 's you, yes, it's me, with my foster dad, i've been here for less than a year, well, this is one of the first photographs, yes, of course, yes, yes, yes, this is the earliest photograph, maybe someone will recognize it from this photograph, maybe your mother will biologically recognize this wonderful child in the photograph. i'm 2 years old here such curious eyes, this is me in kindergarten, wow, these bows, probably about four years old, i’m probably here, yeah, here i’m 6 years old, my mother and i, my mother and aunt are very similar, very similar, yeah, my mother was a very kind person and merciful, in principle, she gave... i have a lot of love, you know, i really hope that there will be responses to this program and we, of course, will be waiting for you again in this studio - with good news, but before we let you go , and i know that you wrote poems dedicated to

has reached very big voids for me, and i would really like my brother to be like my dad, my dad is ase he worked his way up from the very bottom to such heights in career and work. and he told me that when he was offered a job, at first he didn’t want take it because i thought that he couldn’t , but in the end everything became good and dad was able to, when i told you that i love the series subconsciously, and belarus consciously, because belarus gave me everything, then i said period, period - it means education, a new life. but the most important thing is self-realization by itself, but the most important thing, i think, it gave me a family, for me a family, a home is a temple and... and i’ve been living here for 25 years, no one asked me a question, what is your religion or your children? you know, i lived in kuwait, i lived in syria, lived in england, lived in holland, in germany, what i like about belarus is that you can raise your children the way you want. who and how helps make our lives better , what scientists are working on today. science certainly plays a role in this ma

my dear carpenter dad, my first memory from him goes back to the time when we were in kiev, and he boarded up the door of the house out of fear for the rumor that the jews were being massacred, death in the... us finally found the exact location of moshe the carpenter. on the eve of victory in 1947, i had to go to jordan a mission assigned by david bengorian to infiltrate the heart of the jordanian government, in addition to get information from the arab armies that were being prepared. "i had to do something that no one besides me could do. from all sides of this great war, the mission had reached the border of success or failure. a commission consisting of 11 countries in the united nations had entered into negotiations about the fate of this piece of land. canada, czechoslovakia, the netherlands, peru, guatemala, sweden and uruguay were the majority group of these negotiations. they had proposed the plan to divide palestine. into two jewish and arab countries. for the jews, this plan was the beginning of victory even if it was not victory itself. after all, the arabs were already here a

but to be honest with you, think when my dad with you, i think when my dad died, i think everyone wasdevastated by what had happened. there think happened. there was i think there was little sense at that time, you know, within my family that people were going to start campaigning. to be honest, i think everyone was just so distraught, especially the distraught, especially with the stigma at time . oh, stigma of aids at that time. oh, i mean, something that we're literally with the literally dealing with at the moment , even literally dealing with at the moment, even over literally dealing with at the moment , even over the last week moment, even over the last week i've speaking to. i've been speaking to. >> there's so much >> but there's so much attribution blame around attribution of blame around hiv attribution of blame around hiv at that time, it was so misunderstood. exactly what it was and how people had come to be in that predicament. especially someone like your dad who received it purely from a medical procedure that he was assured by all of the relevant authorities, was goin

he started talking about how my dad's stealing my money.kes that my dad owes set, he's a real problem. i was believing it because he's been in this business for so long, he must know more than us. >> reporter: it was around that time that the abuse started. drake says until 2003 when he finally called police. in response to bell speaking out in the docuseries, nickelodeon saying in a statement, "we are dismayed and saddened to learn of the trauma he has endured, and we commend and support the strength required to come forward." that august, peck was arrested, charged, and later convicted of lewd acts with a child and oral cop ewe lation with a person under 16. he pleaded no contest. >> we found out at a stable read. there's no explanation, no nothing. just, okay. >> they didn't say anything to you guys? they didn't say, here are the details? >> it -- it was vague. and i found out bits and pieces from other people. >> did you know it was a child actor? >> i had suspicions. it wasn't confirmed. until i saw the doc. >> reporter: despite the co

25, but could you tell us about your family, my dad left the family, i was 5 years old, yeah, but he s with his family, with his younger brother, with his wife, that is, one on one with dad, you didn’t meet, didn’t spend time , i had a difficult contact with his wife, i always say that this is such a classic cinderella and machha, and she made you sort out buckwheat and rice, well, practically, that is, there was always something wrong with me, i’m wrong . i breathe, i talk wrong, i eat wrong, i need to constantly lose weight, i constantly have this spoke at the holiday tables , where all the relatives gathered, they told me where else you put it, i need to lose weight there and so on, and when i was 8 years old, my mother had to go for 2 weeks, she left me with my dad and his family, my dad’s wife didn’t like it, that i had long, kind of unkempt hair, she decided to cut my hair, and cut it short, at home with scissors, and... i tolerated all this, well, i generally had it, well, that is, i had the feeling that do whatever you want with me, just let's communicate with dad, but there w

my dad pediatrician, dr. theater tapper, has been telling me about cj rice as former patient doing 30 to 60 years in prison for a crime. my father insists rice could physically not have committed. >> there was >> impossible in 2020, i took a look into the case and wrote this 2020 to cover story for the atlantic magazine, arguing that cj rice, it had inadequate counsel, attorney, who acted so in competently cj did not get the fair trial guaranteed him under the us constitution. the piece was called, this is not justice a philadelphia teenager and the empty promise of the sixth amendment. and today, the court granted the motion offered by philadelphia district attorney larry krasner, agreeing with cj rises attorneys carl swartz and emilia max field, that rice was denied his sixth amendment rights to effective counsel it would be a violation of my oath to retry a case. when we know that if you put all of the reliable evidence forward it doesn't establish proof beyond a reasonable we'll now krasner is office has a

i miss for my dad and for my best friend but i like england and i think i will — i will stand here.e are amazing. they ask us each day, "what can we do for you?" they are worried about us. it's been a year since the family was separated from jenia. phone rings do you speak english? do you? since they parted on platform 5, these calls have been a lifeline. so, goodbye, my friends. pa ka pa ka! pa ka pa ka. at lviv station, the war�*s beginning was a time of sudden choices. 0n platform 5, we also met a mother who decided to stay. dr natasha ambarova, a mum of two, was helping thousands of refugees. but we'd learn natasha was doing all of this as the war was bitterly dividing her own family. she's of russian origin with siblings in moscow. by phone, her sister told her... two years later and there's been no contact from russia. at the height of the crisis on platform 5, natasha was hearing direct testimony of russian cruelty. some of the worst stories were coming from the besieged city of mariupol. 0n the first train out of there, we met the vyrstyuk family — grandmother mariya, mother

, not to bury his head in the sand, and maybe i was given time for this, to find my real parents, my dadasically it, well, listen, i really hope that maybe someone... one of them is now watching our program, so he can shed light on this story, and maybe someone will respond to the photos that you sent, let's see, it's you, yes, it's me, with my adoptive dad, i'm here less than a year, well, this is one of the first photographs, yes, of course, yes, yes, yes, this is the earliest photograph. from this photo someone will find out, maybe your biological mother will recognize this wonderful child in the photograph, here i am 2 years old, such curious eyes, it’s me in kindergarten, wow, these bows, probably four years old, i’m probably here, uh-huh, here 6 years old, my mother and i, my mother and aunt are very similar. mom was a very kind person and merciful in principle, she gave me a lot of love, you know, i really hope that responses to this program will come and we, of course, will be waiting for you again in this studio with good news, but before we let you go, and i i know that you wro

my dad was the rabbi in the community there. rom watching my father on stage talking to the community was learning how to be in the public. and learning how to do public speaking and i remember the first time i got up to give my first school assembly, i felt my dad over my shoulder saying pause for drama, deliver your words. when i was a kid, i wanted to be a teacher. and then when i got into high school, i decided i wanted to get into advertising and do graphic art and taglines and stuff like that. by the time i was in college, i decided i wanted to be a decorator. but as i did more work, i realized working my way up meant a lot of physical labor. i only had so much energy to work with for the rest of my life and i could use that energy towards making a lot of money, helping someone else make a lot of money or doing something meaningful. i found the nonprofit working to save the rainforest was looking for volunteers. i went, volunteered and my life changed. suddenly everything i was doing had meaning. stuffing envelopes had mean

i have been asked why i never question my dad about any of this. people, and i never felt the need to. he raised me and taught me right from wrong. you have heard it said many times that my dad loved me too much to let me go. but i know that he loves me too much to hurt me by taking my mother from me. >> in court, judge teresa poehler had the final word. >> you treated lynne friend with unspeakable -- look at me, with unspeakable cruelty. your actions left her five-year- old child to grow up without knowing his mother. the manner in which you disposed of her body is despicable, by so cavalierly dumping her in the ocean. clifford brett friend, for these reasons, i'm sentencing you to life in prison. >> more than 20 years ago, state attorney catherine fernandez vowed that lynne friend's case would not end up in some cold case file. now, she says there is justice for the mother and the young son, even though he disagrees with the outcome of the case. >> ultimately, it's all about a boy, isn't it? >> it is. except i would say that i don't think a fathe

i mean, my character has -- not my mullet, my dad's real skullet. ep-seated daddy issues and i don't. >> seth: yeah. >> but they look alike, and so then they started trying to percolate and i was like, "no, no no, no me and my dad are good." [ laughter ] >> seth: 'cause that's -- i mean, it does look like ed harris was like, "i can do that." [ light laughter ] >> there's a photograph in the movie that actually is a picture of me and my dad from like the early '90s and they just put ed's face on his face [ laughter ] and it's like the most screechy, wonky, like, surreal, absurdist art i've ever seen it's frightening >> seth: it is -- the movie itself is really, from the very beginning -- just the musical score is, like, very haunting. and it's a really thrilling, cool, different movie that has a lot of moves that i did not expect, so congrats on that. thank you so much for being here march 26th, we're going to show our day drinking and hopefully by then i think maybe the memories will start to come back >> right [ light laughter ] oh, no, i'm going to

he went to the sea, he’s there on the shore, thank you, i’m so cool, it ’s a pity that you are not my dad didn’t he teach me, he died when i was little, and do you remember him? and the middle name is what about you? sergeevich, that means andrey sergeevich, and i’m andon evgenievich, i have a middle name, but no father, and no photographs either, you know what, let’s study together, come on! it’s starting to rain, let’s run , don’t loom, uh-huh, mom, we’ve arrived, we let out pancakes, i got two, wait, wait, i got two. we also drove around the city by car and saw santa claus, then we ’ll go again tomorrow? yes, probably yes, so, well, come on, come here to me, come on, go to the room, read there, nature can’t be helped, i don’t understand, your company, what provides services to dad for an hour, yes, yes, then your time is running out, okay, or do you want to bring the child to a nervous breakdown, the child needs it. well, there’s electrics and generally standing up for yourself , wait, i don’t understand, you want to take care of my child, well, yes, on sundays, once a week, you know,

ourselves, that support that sometimes mom may not even add it, because dad has reached very big voids for me, and i would really like myther to be like dad, my dad is a very majestic person, because from the very bottom he showed himself to... such heights in his career , work, he told me that when he was offered a job, at first he didn’t want to take it because he thought he couldn’t, but in the end everything became good, and dad was able to, when i told you that i love series subconsciously, and belarus consciously, because belarus gave me everything, then i said full stop, full stop... this means education, a new life, but most importantly self-realization by itself, but most importantly, i think it gave me a family, for me a family, a home is a temple, and i i’ve been living here for 25 years, no one asked me a question, what is your religion or your children’s, you know, i lived in kuwait, i lived in syria, i lived in england, i lived in holland, in germany, what do i like about belarus, this is possible raise your children the way you want. today in the ether 24:7 project we will talk about rating news and signi

i learned about trickle down at my dad was the kitchen table.ay, joey, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it is about your dignity. it is about respect. [applause] for real. it is about looking your kid in the eye and saying, honey, everything is going to be ok. that's what we are doing. we are building this economy from the middle out and the bottom up. when that happens, everybody does well. i've a capitalist. if you can make $1 million or $1 billion, go make it. just pay your fair share. [applause] way, you know, we have come in the united states of america, we have 1000 billionaires now. was 740 before the pandemic, doubt is 1000. and guess what happens? you know what the average tax rate is, federal tax rate? 8.3%. i plan on raising it,nd we are going to get it done if you could give me a democratic congress, to 25%, that's all. 25%. and, by thec way, that will rae $400 billion over 10 years. [applause] imagine what you could do with childcare, health care, so many other things. a quick ti [indiscernible] [laughter] pres. biden: get

russian, i sometimes help my dad in the kitchen, i want to become a pastry chef, but i also want othern stay at home, men work, regardless of their religion. his absence from home, well, every time i think that this is temporary, because sooner or later it will become easier, something will change, and we will spend more time together, because yes, indeed, he is now... working very hard, very hard, because for me this is now the time when we are doing this as a basis for our work, at this time a person must work hard, because she understands me, she already knows what we are doing, she just knows she is close, that it would be believed in him, yes, just for me, it’s me who is a foreigner here, and it’s me who has to work, it’s me who has to think. this is my plan, what was, yes, this is my handiwork, what we do, she understands, this one, if no understanding, nothing.

my dad always says is we don't have a justice system. we have a legal system and you know this because of your former life as a prosecutor. but for me, this is my first real investigation, exploration of our criminal justice system or legal system. and once you see it, you can't unsee it. i mean, we have a system made up of good men and women. i don't doubt who want to keep the streets safe, who want to be the last line of defense for the average citizen. but the incentive structure is for cops to make arrests for prosecutors to get convictions. >> it's not >> necessarily four established justice fine justice. and that's what happened to cj in this case. >> i mean, you could have easily heard about the story that oh, that's difficult or that's uncomfortable and turned a blind eye. or you could have done what many people do, which is it's just it's so painful to think about. therefore, i'll turn away completely. something about this case. wanted you to lean in even more. why? >> i mean, it was my dad, you know, in tappers tend to be like d

my dad doesn't pop into my editorial meetings at box and say hide to my producers. when you take your clients out to lunch does your dad stop by for spaghetti? hunter says when he is with his business partners and his dad happens to call he puts them on speaker. i've never done that probably because my dad is not famous. but let's say my dad was biden. the reason i am putting my dad on the phone is to impress my partners and show them what kind of easy access they can get to dad. bided doesn't know his cameo or his phone calls are the main course of the business dinner? when all of these business dinners are with foreigners and you are the vp? after the dinners and phone calls your son takes the clients to visit the white house dozens of times and you fly your son around to 15 foreign countries and talk to the on the phone every day? that's not a normal father-son relationship. that's a father and son who are in business together. we are learning from jim biden's deposition when his father wasn't around hunter brought his uncle. jim biden says hunter took him to hong

my dad was my best friend. was usually one of the very few women driving semis hauling grain, serving and leadership in even during my time in congress i was one of just a couple of women on the leadership team making decisions on policy. it was normal for me to be one of world -- in the room and nothing out of the ordinary. i remember the day i was being sworn in to office as the first female governor of south dakota. much of that ceremony that day was dedicated to the historical nature of that event. was being sworn in to office on the 100th anniversary of women getting the right to vote in our state for the first time. [applause] as the ceremony went on and the speakers continued to point out the significance of this niversary and me taking the oath of office, started to hit me. for the first time i thought, wow, this is kind of a big deal. i looked around the capitol rotunda and saw it filled with hundreds of people. for the first time i started to notice all of the little i realized this was going to be a

was always not in syria, not with us, so my, my brother was my dad almost, he started i'm cool, look, i'm good, what are you you love, then me and my brother opened the group. in syria and not in syria in the arab world and even in holland in europe, but when i was about 18 19 years old, i looked at tv, there was such a program for talents as you have a minute a minute of glory for dancing, anything is possible, anything, how many talents are different and against each other, and i said, this is how i know american talent, which is american. the second season , what to submit to follow him, then, unfortunately , the war in syria began, they did not go to syria for this program, they were in jordan, they said that siriski, you can go to jordan there and there will be a casting there, it was very scary, because i woke up at 7 am then and my turn to film was only at 10 at night, 10 at night i was very tired, hungry, no energy at all, and then i went to them, saw the kind of stars that i sometimes see... tv - on live, as in life, it was very, they look like such a real 3d

well, very, very sincere, very , and some of them are my own, my own, my own, i am very proud of my dadt faith in ourselves, that... support that sometimes my mother may not even give, because that dad has achieved very great results for me, and i would really like my brother to be like dad. my dad is a very majestic person, because from the very bottom he rose to such heights in his career and work, he told me that when he was offered a job, at first he didn’t want to take it, because he thought that he couldn’t. but in the end everything became good and dad was able to, when i told you that i love the series subconsciously, and belarus consciously, because belarus gave me everything, then i said full stop, full stop - this means education, a new life, but also self-realization itself myself, but most importantly, i think it gave family for me. family, home is a temple, and i ’ve been living here for 25 years, no one asked me the question, what is your religion or your children’s? you know, i lived in kuwait, i lived in syria, i lived in england, i lived in holland, in germany, uh, wha