and by the way, richard norton smith, i want to add, this is one thing, richard smith, our predecessor, brooke and me, famously said, and i can't tell you how many times i it when it comes to there is no excuse for a boring history lecture paper article or book. right. can we agree that. no excuse for boring. and so in bill we guarantee am-t as we say in texas you'll never get bored listening bill. but because you've been such a good audience, you've come here and you've been supportive. we've inaugurated sort of a new tradition here at the ford. we give out a gerald ford gift to our friends ford. somebody is going to be lucky enough to win. what's in this bag? i'm not going to tell you what it is, but bill got -- in here, too. so i ask you to determine the winner. how many books do you think? bill brandes has published? shout it out. 1150. 1130. who said? 33 year och higher. lower than 30. 23. 43. 16. who said? 37? okay. you. just very good. going all the way back. bill's publishing books since 1988. going all the way to his doctoral dissertation. and it was on eisenhower that he turn

richard, what are some of the vehicle repairs, or what are they doing? is kim was gonna go with a device or so research at the table or sit and wait for the cars or, or to get the stats and what are you doing? you know, i saw i know for us to follow you or just go to the last couple different which is just too much because i'm a holler when i try to go to the car. did you need to 30 minutes or so sort of just present it to the the russian states. never as one of the most sense community best. most all sun set up the consumer must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will ben in the european union the kremlin mission, the state on the russians to day and split the ortiz full neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for the question, did you say steve would quickly check the blog nice. some wouldn't hold on to him on a fiscal fixed the one boy and then some would come from lloyd and then i guess cool actually this it in, in the, on the really it on the ground did save me. and i know at the with the s

paula stokes-richards: she loved it. her daughter was the most important thing to her in this world, and everything she did revolved around her daughter. and they're dancing to everybody's favorite. keith morrison (voiceover): and then two years later a marriage in hawaii. mom and dad just got married. what do you say? keith morrison (voiceover): just the three of them. see my beautiful ring. keith morrison (voiceover): back in vegas, it was a busy, complicated life, what with george's 24 hour shifts and shauna's night-times at the casino. and then it was september 29, 2012, 3:00 am. she walked the empty lot to her car, started it, pointed away from the strip, and under that full moon, headed home. no idea what was waiting for her. it was 9:00 am when george arrived with their daughter. she'd spent the night at grandma's, he at the firehouse. but why was the garage door open? and what was that inside? george had grown accustomed to trauma and death. but this? george (on telephone): i think i need to report a break-in and

scott: she wrote a lot of letters to richard nixon. there are a number of files in the nixon library that contain nothg t mrs. to inform her. they had an interesting relationship. she had been a longtime supporter. she was constantly haranguing him via email about one problem or another that she saw was crucial to the survival of the republic. generally he would write back asserting he agreed with everything she said and wished there were more citizens like her but then he would do absolutely nothing about what she wanted him to do. he treated her basically like an annoying aunt at thanksgiving who tells you how to dress and vote and what shows to watch and rather than get into a long conversation that will only end with bad feelings, you acquiesce to her and then go about your business because she will not be there. he would say yes, you are absolutely right, and the nothing would happen. and she seems to not notice that often. on the other hand, he did not really want to antagonize her because she had a vast readership through the l.

, founder things, tim richards, founder and executive of vue and chief executive of vue let's show entetar online, this is our bbc online, this is our website and of course the bbc news app, live page looking at all the live page looking at all things to do the oscars. just we wee eee ze i just mentioning 7 fact also just mentioning the fact that not far from where it i where it place, theatre where it took place, they have an i no no casualties currently, third—party landlords own a building for a fixed period. of new leasehold flats and suggest a move to blocks of flats are owned. their home for a fixed amount of time. over communal costs and service charges. by moving to a commonhold system. it would mean a ban on new leasehold flats, the government says this would end an unfair feudal leasehold system. commonhold is used in other parts of the world. greater financial and legal responsibilities for block today's announcement is just the first step, tarah welsh, bbc news. the child was rescued from the blaze in the rusholme with intent to endanger life. duffle coat behind. thames valley

it's credited to eric goldman and richard goodwin. richard goodwin being a speechwriter, one of his top speechwriters and goodwin actually a historian who who worked with the administration. but but the term is meant to capture idea that the country can do better than it did even in good times. and we could be a great society. not only have a strong economy, may and not only have a social safety net, but start to help the people who year in and year out struggled. whether that included people who were living in poverty, whether it was black americans and it was a very ambitious concept. it was also like his new deal, his fair deal. you know, presidents have terms and he thought it was important to bring this all together in something that voters could understand in the speech goes incredibly well and that term becomes really the framework through which we understand and understood at the time. a lot of what he was trying to achieve. so we've talked about the warren commission, the clean air act and the tax cut bill. were there other e

. >> the most powerful individual on this subject was vice president richard cheney. >> vice presidentick cheney, architect of a neoconservative foreign policy that reshaped the middle east, and adding to his menacing public persona, drew comparisons to darth vader. a public image he ultimately embraced. >> we're going to talk about star wars. we might as well invite darth vader. >> he had developed a reputation as kind of a very pithy tough guy. >> if you provide sanctuary to terrorists, you face the full wrath of the united states of america. >> he was arguably the most powerful veep in history. then there were various secretaries and aides, widely beloved secretary of state colin powell and his close friend and deputy richard armitage, the tough guy secretary of defense donald rumsfeld and lewis scooter libby, affectionately referred to around the white house as dick cheney's dick cheney. >> libby was chief of staff to the vice president, so he was a senior person helping keep the trains on time. >> and finally, someone who always had president bush's ear. senior adviser to the pres

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richard engel with the very latest for us. richard, thank you so much. >>> meantime, the trump administration approving a nearly $3 billion arms deal to israel on friday, bypassing normal congressional review by declaring the war against hamas as an emergency. now, the state department said the aid includes more than 2,000-pound bombs that israel previously used in gaza. meantime, egypt says the second phase of cease-fire negotiations have begun although hamas denies it. the goal of phase two, to end the war and are return all the hostages remaining in gaza believed to be alive. >>> this morning investigators are sharing new details about the time line and what they have ruled out for the possible cause for the deaths of bebeloved actor gene hackman and his wife. still, they acknowledge it may be months before they have a better picture of exactly what happened there. nbc's liz kreutz has the very latest from santa fe, new mexico. >>> this morning new clues into the mysterious deaths of the actor gene hackman, his wife betsey

. >>> now to richard engel who has reaction to the stunning moment in ukraine and europe.t are you hearing? >> reporter: the world just watched as president trump humiliated volodymyr zelenskyy in the white house. zelenskyy was there to sign this mineral agreement, going there after having been insulted by president trump for a week, nonetheless, he went there and was ready to sign and things quickly devolved, the white house saying it was because of zelenskyy's attitude. he's getting some support in europe, but some saying finally he got a slapdown. zelenskyy still wants security guarantees from washington. president trump has made it clear he does not want to give them. asking them is overplaying his hand. lester. >> richard engel, thank you. >>> now to details just in about the death of gene hackman and his wife. investigators say hackman's pacemaker is revealing a key clue as they rule out one theory in the case. liz kreutz from santa fe. >> reporter: tonight, new clues into the mysterious deaths of gene hackman, his wife betsy betsy arakawa and their dog. authorities

the times of change and the tone between badging and most cool can no longer be split apart like richard nixon did as well. i think they've loved also from trump's 1st step. dr. whitehouse not a frontal attack on the side. no russian relationship would yield a few if any results. so the they're likely to get smiled at this time. but surely they uh, they believe in the white house today that it is uh, your last degree. the fault of the bite, the administration that took on china and russia simultaneously, that venturing and moscow had been able to forge a fairly close relationship for trump. uh, it's no longer the, uh the, the, the gable, but uh, id, ologies, it's no longer the collective west. uh, united by a liberal globalist ideology. we're taking a long v as a quote unquote or sorry, diary of east uh, with that russia and china, the full uh, they look at china and russia as to the 2 separate entities. they want to push you different policies to reach american objectives in each case except, sorry to interrupt for that except for all the transaction is i'm of the job. it ministration.

next speaker thank you, richard. thanks, richard. >> my name's embry or i'm the executive director of scalable cities where a nonprofit that advocates for skateboarding for transportation and recreation throughout the city. i don't want to single out golf. that said, i heard the last meeting. it's subsidized to the tune of 5 to $6 million per year. skate parks remain one of the top two most used facilities by people the average age of a skateboarder is 19 years old. the city benefits from at least a few skateboarding camps. that said, there are only seven facilities throughout the city compared to hundreds of tennis courts and at least five golf courses. >> there is a huge opportunity to get increased revenue from skateboarding facilities especially when they are designed for entry level folks. missing from this budget which i would love to see is an audit of the skate facilities in the city because there is an opportunity to increase the level of service and we know that supply creates demand to that same end. i bel

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and so he got richard henry lee over for a late night conversation and they cook up a constitutional structure. they talk together about what it would mean for governments to be assumed in every colony, and they go through the need for separation of powers. they're absolutely drawing on the montesquieu tradition, which is alive and well at this point in the colonies. thinking about the legislative branch, executive, judicial. john is the primary architect of this. he writes it out. they start disseminating this picture. they pass a motion in congress that in november and empowering new hampshire to go ahead and write a constitution for itself. so new hampshire does that. january of 1776. that's the first constitution. but by the time we get to july 4th, not only new hampshire, but also georgia, south carolina, virginia and new jersey have written constitutions for themselves and the other colonies are already very much in progress. and the conversation they've had about this constitutional structure is one that does draw on their longstanding experience of self-government. it also dr

his name is richard cox, a biological male.day. >> yeah, harris richard cox faces more than 20 charges with incidents of indecent exposure and for being being a tier three registered sex offender. the most serious category. he is accused of utilizing a locker room loophole to gain access to changing areas after hours by school districts. arlington public schools allows for individuals to use facilities matching their gender identity. his sex offender status earned in the 90s went unnoticed. in body camera video the suspect tells police in neighboring fairfax county in november that being a sex offender shunned stop him from getting inside changing areas. >> so them pulling out my information on sex offender register and using it to stop me from my transgender -- it is a misuse of the sex offender register. >> getting nude if front of women and children allegedly. cox evaded pas cougs in november and more accusations if june. virginia's attorney general has demanded to take that case over from that county. the department of educ

thank you very much, jeff zeleny outfront now, the democratic senator, richard blumenthal. he met with zelenskyy today. so so he was with him in washington. he's also, of course, on armed services committee. garry kasparov, russian dissident, grand chessmaster, also just wrote an article in the atlantic that i would urge anyone to read who hasn't? senator blumenthal, so, you know, you were with zelenskyy today. he you know, this this this moment happened, which i have to keep rewatching. and yet it makes me sick to watch it. um, he did not apologize. in that interview with bret baier. he stood firm. so what happens now? >> well. >> i was. >> with president zelenskyy. >> earlier in. the day at 930. >> in a. bipartisan meeting, very positive. and very productive. and he was ready, willing and able to sign that agreement. there was an expectation in the room that the agreement was all set. i think there is a mutuality of interest in that agreement and in. >> the minerals deal. so he was planning to sign it. >> he was planning to sign it. but let's be clear about what happened

elon musk has tweeted in support of him that his special envoy, richard grenell, has as well.ght who represented tate in his human trafficking case, is now a top white house official. in fact, he was recently the white house liaison to the department of justice. this is someone who said that the allegations against the tates are essentially fabricated to try and cancel them for because they don't, you know, agree with some woke agenda, supposedly. i mean, this is all part of an attempt, both by the tates themselves and now by members higher up in the trump administration to characterize this human trafficking investigation as some kind of illegitimate political campaign against the tates. >> so, matt, who is andrew tate? what's his story? what's he all about? you've interviewed him. >> andrew tate is a kind of failed reality television star and kickboxer who, in a very short space of time, became one of the most famous people in the world by manipulating the social media algorithms on tiktok and on twitter. social media algorithms which favored controversial content to make hi

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and the richard send reports just when it seemed england's champions trophy campaign couldn't get any worse. they played another game in full in south africa were no mood to go easy on. it seemed that at last the previous 2 matches. i'm already out of the tournaments. mark jensen dismiss england's top 3 boxes. joseph butler had resigned his england captain on the eve of this consisting corona, she that he was unable to inspire a farewell victory. butler failed again, but the prince and his team were bold down for just a 170 knowing south african ruthless in reply, receive entity soon hate to them, beats in 72 as a race to the victory total gets with time to spare of this when so them talking through be with australia, so qualifying for the semi finals. so don't forget will play on the in the easy and you have your step. so you'll go, it's that sort of that you go into the match and then by security on in semi finals, you just drawn do that extraordinary. well, does that make sense? the guards that are in that race room, a very good cricket is very good christmas route and. and as a ma

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o and also of the book of richard and palestine. joining us from washington dc is funds as the rest of the name is a former us ambassador to egypt into ki i. he's also a former president of the american university in kyra and in west jerusalem. we have, we have shown boston, he's the middle east director of the n g o, the international communities organization. he's also a former piece and hostage negotiator. thank you very much indeed for being with us . gosh, and i want to come to you 1st. what's your take on this proposal to extend phase one? i think it's a nonstarter, i think it was a non starter. the moment it was presented by the it's really sorry to the americans to steve would cost the presidential invoice. and it was very clear from the opposite that from us would not agree when they entered into this and negotiated in deal is 4445 days ago. it's very clear that from us entered the agreement because they understood in phase 2, it would lead to the end of the war and as rarely, withdrawal from godsa. now israel is trying to re engage on their obligation to the end, the world wh

you said earlier in the show, people call you william richard, his wife because you're so close to him. do you plan to be with him with a successor? you're going to run for president once he's done as to my future plans and politics may be i i do not know. good, nice honest, i'm certainly, i do not know you're not rolling it out, but that's my job. as a journalist, always, i'll start by, i do not know if you're needing an attorney. i like go. if i plan to be way i'm, i wouldn't know what i do is that i gave him the best i can give him public service to the best of my ability by giving it to all. and i believe that people, we were looked at me as a member of parliament kind of test to the transformation of my constituency, of a, of what we respect you for coming here to give it your role. thank you for coming to do this. had that thank you to a panel for coming to give us their expertise and contributions. thank you to you over here and come way hold tonight for coming tonight. if you'll excellent questions, kimani is true. thank you so much for coming on at that time. and thank you for

and then richard evans takes another copy.he reason we think there's probably three is because we imagine christophe probably kept one for himself. so richard evans displays that and those things were written about in the sort of halls where artists would display their work. and later, robert jr as well in portraits. so haven't recovered it was written about william lloyd garrison's the liberator. later in the 1830, he to haiti but this is in the republic. boyer he paints haitian ladies, paints haitian heads of state and is written about again in the liberator, in the press and reprinted and it is that idea that black portraiture matters and the way that it's describe time for the public is important. so yeah, they respond to it not necessarily directly, but they are they are in fact responding. the idea that this person, someone whose life would be caricatured rather described and studied really and preserved documents from the kingdom, and then that it's an interesting subject for robert douglas jr to want go and paint you k