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i also ancient people, we tend to tnk that tension, concern, worry, burdens. are unique to a fast changing modern world. but as we read paul's letter to the philippians for chapter in a brief book. we see how he dealt with this problem of worry. and the divisions that come among those whom he loved because of the pressures of their own lives. there's no doubt that they lived in fear. because they were christians and that early days when it was not an acceptable thing to do, they were in effect, religious revolution during a challenge from all sides, perhaps even meeting in secret on occasion. and paul recognized then that one of the causes of the build up in a person's life of uncontrollable fear and tension was rapid change. we all tend to want to maintain the status quo when our lives are uprooted to move to another community or expression of concern and welled up in us no matter how delightful the prospect for the new home might be, might be, the one got to substantial promotion and was transferred. in spite of that, we would tend to inventory the blessings

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>> i tnk so.ng we have seen in recent years as fewer insurers are taking on new clients in the state of florida, same in california due to the wild and earthquake risk. we are getting to the point where it is not sensible to rebuild things the same way in these communities. if your house is only one meter above sea level, you shouldn't be building there. if your house is on stilts, a sign that he should be building there. my heart goes out to those that suffered fresh water flooding from the heavy rains associated with the storm. the bigger question should be in the future how can we build communities more resilient such that we won't have to rebuild time and again along the west coast of florida? christian: from a forecaster's perspective, we were up and down with hurricane, it grew exponentially within 24 hours. how good are we at predicting what is coming at us? >> interestingly, the storm was very easy to predict. the national hurricane center's first forecast wound up only being 12 miles off

tnk it follows from the plain text of the gun cmil act and is consistent with judicial precedence. with respect to following products tt uld be assessed in lht of their specific facts to see how they might cash out a individual case. before the front line question ofhe agency's authority we think everything in the final is consistent with the statute. thank you, counsel. mr. patter >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court this turns on decisions made by conin the gun control act of noon 68. first, congress altered the common understanding of firearm to include other weapons that might be readily converted to firearms. se congress decided to relate only a single of a firearm, the frame or rr and didn't alter the common using of a frame or receiver. a.t.f. has exceeded its authby operating outside the bonds sets by congress. it has expanded the definition frame or receiver to things that could be readily converted a frame orreceiver. then it expanded firearm to include collections of parts at are not weapons and that do not include a frame or receiver. me concern has been rai

and that's oh know those are some blurbs i got for the for book i tnk think we have just a couple of minutes for questions i want longer than i thought if anybody has any questions as you can do. sure i did expected we think of the social history of what did harry and pablo think of socialist realism art. i don't know but i'm going to go out on a limb and say i think they both hated it. it's really interesting. and i go into book again, i can't tell you how interesting this book is really, but i into the whole the soviet was really like a melting pot for modern artists in the early like the first to decades of the 20th century. a lot of like amazing came out of the soviet union but then stalin came in, he thought, you know, any picture, every picture had to have a person, preferably me. with stalin's attitude. so, you know, i guess they would show stalin a picture. he'd say, where am i? so they started doing a lot of pictures of stalin. so it's a really interesting it's really interesting period of of history, of art history. i don't think they'd like it. yes. how did how meeting or

. >> i want to tnk you both. it's an amazing conversation.>> wednesday on c—span, our coverage of campaign 2024 continues with republican vice presidential nominee jd vance at a campaign event in las vegas, nevada. live at 1 pm eastern. at 3 pm the top of the republican ticket, former president trump speaks to boaters at a town hall in georgia. he will joined by the stateslieutenant governor, bert jones. new york senator eren joe brand and her republic oonent face off in a debate for the state senate seat. watch veat 7 pm eastern. you can also watch on c—span now, our free mobile app or online@c—span.org. >> max boot and his 836 page book titled reagan, his life and legend says it is the first definitive biography of the president. ——" appeared to be so flummoxed by the complexities of reagan's character that he produced dutch, a number of reagan that was widely criticized"——next, " i'm fortunate that reagan story can be told like never before because we have far more archival sources and far more historical perspective". author max boot, wit

so 15 milli americans -- 50 miion americans basically said no tnk you to this lifesaving vaccine ande lost another 230,000 peop who said no to the vaccine w are now in graveyards and that should not have happened. this was devastating to watch. up until that point, i believed that if we had the data, if we could show everybody the vaccines were safe and effective, that there might be a few people who had suspicions about science in general who would say that's not for me, but for it to be so widespread and lead to so many deaths was an overwhelmingly oubling circumstance and was a major motivator fome wring this book, the road to wisdom, because i think i am on that road too but it felt as if somehow we have lost our way. maybe slped off, hit a pothole or fell in a ditch or something, to have the most advanced technological country in the world suffer this kind of consequence for not being able to decide the difference between truth and falsehood. peter: a section of the book called an elitist and a deplorable walk into a bar. you write, i am frustrated by my own failures as a sciee

happened because of course, this is my seventh book often i'll reach reach someone on the phone and oh tnk you so much for a great i'll try to you know explain these are i've your books and so that becomes where you feel like oh i've been at this a while excellent yeah it's wonderful how you bring them in to your your scenario okay you've written a book that talks about war talks about weapons talks about unintended consequences. here in washington, we talk about policy. so if you had the opportunity to walk ten blocks down to the white house and go get a few minutes with president biden, what kind of policy advice would you give him? and don't tell me you don't do policy this is your shot, okay? you get talk to biden. you've less 7 minutes to see him. what would you want him to do this year? what would you want him to do if he got a second term? well, i'd certainly ask him to read nuclear war because then we would agree that we knew what we were talking about. the same issues, because i was shocked to learn from secretaries of defense and others that the president in any president, most p

. >> yeah, but i i'm not inclined to tnk that every noun is used in that wa in the u.s. code. iean, that would be a very dramatic argument. right? the fair notice to people that evece of paper and pen is a grocery list. you' onotice of that. but is there someth particular to this statute that you think would a more narrow approach? >> yes the context and purpose determine it. and the rean because throughout the federal firrm law, whenever congress has proved a definition, it has included not only the fully co andunctional item but things that can be made t function that way. so that's congress's own indication in this statute that it's trying to ensure coverage not only of things that have the functionalitythe frame or receiver at the moment they're sold but frames or receivers that can be converted. >> if you have something tex rule, i would love for you to inthat. and your friend will make something of this that as recently as 2021 in a brief filed in a southern account of w york. h respect to text, what we have is the turn frame or receiver that is not defined and the court

i tnk netanya has inserd himself into american politics in favor of donald trump before.hink he is doing it now. i think many republicans have wanted the united states to be in a shooting war with iran for a very lontime. and i think people who are tempted not to vote for kamala harris because of the issue of ga are ignoring that trump would be much worse, noonly for the palestinians, not only for the israelis, but for t american pple. host: you said, im a zionist. what does thatean today? ller: timmy -- to me, that means i am dedicated to there being an isrli state. i would prefe 1948 borders and without any jewish settlement on the west bank. if certain jewish people want to live near certain jewish holy sites, they can do so within the palestinian states. i think one of netanyahu and trump's wor sins is tota support for the settlement, which president bided for cades has been opposed to the settlements which is one reason why his relationship with netanyahu has n been as good as that mighbe. butetanyahu has always thumbed his nose atmerica bause he has aipac, houthi, a

tnk is t reporting can be made as interesting fid ne as artistic, underliningho two as as i don't mean to say that superior form to the other. s been neglected and has great relevance. the 20th century writing. and while it can be an artistic outlet for the creative writer, it has never been particularly explored. okay. okay. so what we essentially see here is that there has been creative journalism like john hershey's wiersema and oscar lewis as children of sanchez. but it's not quite the novel. why do you think it's not quite the nonfiction novel. why is it still journalism? yes, i was going to say because maybe it isn't particularly your stereotypical tropes, the way that nonfiction novels do. um uh, i guess also i haven't read hiroshima or children of sanchez, but maybe there's a quality to them that he believes should be portrayed in nonfiction novels. okay. right. so in large measure, it's due to the fact that although this is great creative journalism, it's literature. these are not creative writers. they don't write creative writing for fiction. they they write in journalism. a

. >> tnk you, susan.ach 141 million households, right after october 7 it was christian communicators and broadcasters who were dispatching newsgros to israel and getting stories out. our members have produced thousas of stories, dozens of documents, and i'm here to te yothathe mainstream media may have abandoned you as jewish people, but christian media is there to tell your stories and we will be with you and support you always. d bless israel. thank you. >> i want say it has beeour privilege to get behind luke mo on and the philos project. they've done an amazing j. we have suppted them as we could. thank you for your leadership. [applause] >> all right. i'm up again. so we have one of our spoors was angel studios. they a the people behind -- they help to get the show "the chosen" off the ground. they have been -- they did the -- man, i can't remember all the films. "sound of freedom," yes, i heard that. they have a new film coming up. an we have some people holding up signs in the back that remember th

tnk that is described. in somebody aph b it is not a duane but we think congress was tracking ordinary meaning which recognizes if you have the pncipal structural component a handgun that can be represented as a frame or receiver even if missing a single final hole so i think it would be to say it doesn't cover the situation. on top of that, we have context and purpose here. on respondent's theory of this statute it would be incredibly easy for any gun manufacturer to avoid the regn and serializing bronze check by leaving one little of the wpon unfinished claiming that is not what congressas intending and its this case squarely cases where the court recognized if you have an interpretation of the gun control acta will allow that entire circumvention the statute shouldn't. >> you may wan to be a stronger cast. >> it is a t sir come srepbg is more profoundecause it -- the circumvention would be effectivelalweapons going forward would not needs to be serialized or sold with bronze checks and record keeping. >>

loing at time and then it would be exceeuthority because if congress said in the statute you can't tnkency can'tose to do so. we are mesrom that situation here because all the factors the agency listed on their face are consistent with the plain meaning -- >> so what you have us do is not come up with our list of what items we think should be in the firearm category. we haveink of exactly each thing. in t facial challenge inger sawinged to do something moe did thegency that take into account the relevant factors of making the determination wave goes into this category. >> that's correct. because you don't have any particular products to examine. the only relevant question is regulation conflict with es it anything in the gun control act and o awer is no. we think it follows from the plain text of the gun criminal act and is consistent with judicial precedence. with respect to following products that could be assessed in light of their specific facts to see hy might cash out in an individual case. before the frontin question of the agency's authority we think everything in the final rul

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