mr. wright. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. my friend has described several times the principle that in this case, not relying on any analog that were directed -- that were not heard of the people at the community, the national political community entirely. that means loyalist laws are entirely off the ideological's from here because loyalist swirls so pervasively deprived of all of the right of the people and citizenship. they were enemies. the government did so. in response to a question about how the court handles issues of self-defense, necessity, the rest, i remember this case very well. it will show you how to handle it. there is effect really not one. lasting a little bit longer while being ched by people. there is no real and or self defense exception to this danceable. and it was in regards to the protective orders, by default in colorado, alabama, washington, no women in florida, -- no limit in florida, and, davon -- from him. 10 years in arkansas. five years in california, ohio, south dakota. in fact this, the defaul

mr. wright, i see this question. how do you feel now that you starting to be recognized for your exploits, there are other black units who are just now becoming recognized. how do you feel about your story being told to the world when was brought to my attention since, i'm the national president. it's about time. it's overdue we put for the medal. our president the gold medal. it's on the floor. it's been on the floor. we're trying to get it passed. overdue way overdue. our history should be out. it's not black history. it's american history. so it. missed the right. how do you feel? how do you feel about your story being told now that you're being recognized. i feel great. that really finally i'll being recognized even in my back home, i've been busy. is this for the last two or three months coming up to veterans day, i've been in interview a few times and i've just got lately got to be we get the recognition know we here had a long time ago. oh my goodness. so so and you both can answer how should the buffalo soldi

mr. wright spoke about his work in the oil and gas sector. this was in a common sense society. >> i'll start with a trigger warning. i'm a lifelong nerd. i speak in numbers a lot. i think they matter. we look at the broad sweep of human history. one thing was life expectancy at birth. it's. about 30 years. as good as we can construct throughout human history. before the invention of agriculture. of course it rose a bit when there were rare outbreaks of piece or success. things change a lot. just in the last few centuries. t human life expectancy went from 30 year to 72 years told. also throughout history. 90% live on less than two dollars per day. people were smaller. most everyone with a degree of starvation. it's a doubling of human life expectancy. they live-in poverty. it's 8 or 9%. still vastly too much what droveso that. the two biggest drivers and enablers of the change was the growth of bottom of socialization. it creates fertile soil. that bottom up didn't hit the economic sector.an the other factor was hydrocarbon. theac massive inc

mr. speaker, he rise to -- i rise today to mourn the loss of dan wright. mr. wright, nicknamed skip, acquired the name from his father who enlisted in the army as a captain after his graduation from dental school. mr. wright was an excellent athlete throughout his life, he showcased his athletic prowess as an outstanding football player and a black diamond skier. mr. wright attended school at the citadel prior to being drafted into the vietnam war where he received a bronze star for his service to his beloved country. upon his return home, he finished school at east carolina state with a degree in business and finance, which propelled him into his impressive career as a mortgage banker in both atlanta and st. simon's until his retirement. he was a dedicated member of both christchurch frederica and his cherished golf club, sea island. he was pre preceded in death bys two sons, dan and thomas, and his parent, dr. and mrs. wright. mr. wright will be greatly missed by his friends, family and golf partners. my heart goes out to all of them. thank you, mr. speaker,

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mr. wright spoke about his work in the oil and gas sector at a a conference hosty the commonsense society. >> i'll start with the trigger warning i am a lifelong nerd so i speak in numbers a lot. i think they matter. if we look at the broad sweep of human history come one thing that didn't very, very much was life expectancy at birth. it's been about 30 years, as good as we can construct throughout human history for the invention of agriculture, throughout the ups and downs of course a grossly bit and there was episodic but where outbreaks of peace or good, or success in agricultural productivity and then things changed a lot. just in the last couple centuries. human life expectancy is gone from around 30 years to over 72 years today. also throughout human history about 90% of humanity lived on less than two dollars a date in today's dollars. people were smaller because most everyone was in some degree of starvation. then we had this explosion more than doubling of human rights afterlife expectancy 90% 90% humidity living in dire poverty today it's about eight or 9% eight or 9%. what drov

mr. wright .>> she should have said recovering social studies teacher, i'm still working on that, but it is an honor to be here this morning and to give the invocation, i will say this in my language and i will translate, so with all due respect, just i ask you to pray in your own way while i do this, so thank you. >> [speaking non-english] to we great spirit we thank you thise day we thank you for the blessings that you you you bestow upon us. we thank all of those that made this day possible bring us together to >> great spirit, we thank you for this day, we thank you for the blessings you bestow upon us, we thank all those that made this day possible and bring us together to learn about our past and talk about our future, thank you for the strength and guidance that you have given us, and to say a special prayer for all of my people and tribal nations come all of those that come together and work on our behalf to help our sovereignty and help our people, and pray for strength and guidance and thank you for all these blessings. thank you. >> we look forward to hearing more from you on

mr. wright. [applause] she she should have sd recovering social status teacher to still working on that. but it's an honor to be sworn in and honored to be asked to give the invocation. i'll say this in my language and they'll translate. and so with all respect, just ask you to. pray in your own way while i do. so thank you. oh, okay. then on the whole holding on by the wood, i guess they will last you that she they go along with the we will ensure the pumpkin got the beluga don mcgregor [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in nativege tongue] [speaking in nativeoo tongue] >> great spear, we thank you for this day. we thank you for thebl blessings that you bristow upon us. we thank all those that made this day possible, bring us together toer learn about our pt and talk about our future. we thank you for the strength and guidance that you give us. i say a special prayer for all my people, my ponca people, all our tribal nations, , all those that come together and work on behalf to help calm help

mr. wright is responsible for managing the organizations d day-to-day succs and its publication arm. he's a military veteran and a former social studies teacher from lincoln, nebraska. mr. wright. [applause] >> she should it's a recovering social studies teacher. still working on that. but it's honored to be her this morning, honor to be asked to give the invocation. i'll say this fori' my language and i'll translate, and so with all due respect just i ask you to pray in your own way while i do this, so thank you. [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> great spirit, we thank you for thees day, we thanked with e blessings that you the store upon us. we thank all those that made this day possible. bring us together to learn about our past and talk about our future. we thank you for the strength and guidance that you give us. i say a special prayer for all my people, my punk of people,, all our travel nations,th all those that come together and work on our half to help our sovereignty and help our people. and pray for strength and guidance and thank you for all these

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to set the in a good mood, we are going to pause for a moment of reflection from larry wright mr. right is an enrolled member of the ponca tribe of nebraska, served as tribal chairman for 11 years and is currently the executive director of the national congress of american indians, which describes itself as the oldest, largest and most representative american indian and alaska native organization, serving the broad interests of tribal governments and communities. in this position, mr. wright is responsible for managing the organization's day to day success and public education arm. he's a military veteran and a former studies teacher from lincoln, nebraska. mr. wright. she she should have said recovering social status teacher to still working on that. but it's an honor to be sworn in and honored to be asked to give the invocation. i'll say this in my language and they'll translate. and so with all respect, just ask you to. pray in your own way while i do. so thank you. oh, okay. then on the whole holding on by the wood, i guess they will last you that she they go along with the we

and therefore, i think what the administration and mr wright, as the secretary of energy will prioritise, rather than polarising sort of one narrative versus the other and prioritising one form of energy over another. and therefore, i think the impact that the administration can have by bringing low carbon natural gas to market, to displace higher sort of carbon intensity fuels or energy sources, can actually have a big impact on the environmental agenda as well. now to increasing speculation over who will be picked for one of the top roles in global finance, the us treasury secretary. reports suggest the field of candidates may be expanding as �*jostling' between the two main contenders has annoyed trump's team, according to the wall streetjournal. investor scott bessent and howard lutnick, the billionaire boss of finance giant cantor fitzgerald, are seen as front runners. the main contention may be who would be most willing to enact president elect trump's tough tariff proposals. over the weekend one of his most powerful allies — elon musk, who sat with donald trump at a ufc fight — to

and therefore, i think what the administration and mr wright, as the secretary of energy, will prioritise we bring all forms of energy to market, rather than polarising sort of one narrative versus the other and prioritising one form of energy over another. and therefore, i think the impact that the administration can have by bringing low carbon natural gas to market, to displace higher sort of carbon intensity fuels or energy sources, can actually have a big impact on the environmental agenda as well. there is also increasing speculation over who will be picked up one of the top roles in globalfinance, thejob of us treasury secretary. reports today suggest the field of candidates may be getting bigger because jostling between the two main contenders has annoyed trump's scheme —— team. scott beasa nt annoyed trump's scheme —— team. scott beasant and howard lackner, billionaire boss of the financial and cantor fitzgerald, are seen as the frontrunners. the main contention would be who is most willing to enact trump's tough tariff proposals. over the weekend elon musk, who sat with donald tr

mr. wright's confession was a straight up transcription of what mr. pe recorded. lester holt: dna proved wright was innocent. and in 2016, he was exonerated. he filed a civil lawsuit, which compelled devlin to sit for a videotaped deposition. amelia green: and at that deposition, we put his story to the test. are you ready, mr. devlin? yes. lester holt: as another detective read wright's confession, devlin was asked to transcribe it, just like he said happened in the interrogation room. tony wright: i went over to ms. talley's house on 9th street. way too fast. tony wright: her front door. way too fast. amelia green: he could barely keep up. he couldn't keep pace at all. and at a certain point, he just gave up. tony wright: i like, just barged into her house. amelia green: it's, it's way too fast. it's just way too fast. it just corroborates that the confession was completely fabricated. lester holt: devlin declined our request for an interview. in 2018, tony wright settled with the city, which admitted no wrongdoing, for nearly $10 million. amelia gre

mr. wright is an enrolled member of the tribe of nebraska.erved as tribal chairman for 11 years and is currently the executive director of the national congress of american indians which describes itself as the oldest, largest most representative american indian and alaska native organization. serving the broad interest of tribal governments and communities. in this position mr. wright is responsible for managing the organization day-to-days success and its public education arm. he is a military veteran and a former social studies teacher from lincoln, nebraska. [applause] click she should have said recovering social studies teacher. were still working on that. but it is an honor to be here this morning and to be asked to give the invocation. i will say this in my language and then i will translate. so with all due respect i ask you to pray in your own way will he do this. so thank you. [speaking in native tounge]. [speaking in native tounge]. [speaking in native tounge]. [speaking in native tounge]. great spirit, we thank you for this day we

mr. wright. [applause] proxies should have said recovering social studies teacher him so working on that. it's an honor to be here and give the all set in my language they will transits with all due respect i ask you to pray in your own weight while i do this. so thank you. [talking in native tongue] [talking in native tongue]. great y spirit, we thank you for this day. thank you for the blessings we still pot us all of those it made this day possible right about the past and talk about our future thank you for the strength and guidance you gives us gifts a partial prayer all of those who come together and work on our behalf to help our sovereignty. to help our people and pray for strength and guidance and thank you for all these blessings. thank you. >> thank you very much larry. we look forward to hearing more from you this afternoon on the panel. some of your with us last night some of you are. the story will sound familiar but now i want to tell you something to put in perspective. spoke with

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mr. wright. in the safety training workshop for 6,000 employers from 31 provinces of the country, referring to iran's accession to the global agreement on occupational safety and health, far said that this training camp was launched with the aim of training workers and employers and reducing accidents caused by work, and its first report will be submitted in february next year. the government of the international labor organization is presented. the ministry of health was obliged to provide four online services. according to the approval of the e-government interactivity working group of the ministry of health , it is required to access the information of medical centers to facilitate the screening or early detection of some cancers. query the calculation of the insurance contribution of the university faculty members and facilitate receiving the response of the service addiction test or create an online service. the first three services must be provided to the social security organization for ex

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and mr wright has been a vocal oil and gas advocate.hich is the reason why the united states became the number one oil and gas producer. what does this counsel mean in terms of actual policy? it means they will vote for all energy types, meaning basically that fossil fuels are again in the mix. it means that coal will get the push although market forces have driven coal for business, this administration will try to prop it up from i understand, from reading between the lines of those reports. i believe that they will have to play this balancing act in trying to move forward with a clean energy, which is being installed as renewables are being installed batteries are being installed and in different states. at the same time, it means lng, liquefied natural gas. palestinian health officials say at least ten people have been killed in an israeli attack on a un run school that was sheltering displaced families in gaza. rescuers have been searching for survivors in the abu assi school in the al shati refugee camp. it's thought some people re

the w postcard, the funding mr. or mrs. wright is never easy. but we'll show you how the germans do with the traveling on the budget will give you tips of what to see and do in proc aging is kind of go in france. why do the french love smile so much? the stories and more coming up on you remix, the power is gearing up to host the olympic games this summer. and over the excitement is in the especially for the athletes. and for the 1st time, breakdancing is being recognized as a discipline gym and breakdown. so g luke is going for gold. power moves, athletic, energetic, right side up, or upside down. g lou from the lane is too many top breakdown stuff breakdown. so simply breaking is the pros coolant now is that feel and then don't. hi, my name is to my whole life is about bracing and i'm ready for the olympic games. 2024 and straight down thing is set to be and eliminate the discipline for the 1st time in the 2020 full paris games was 31 year old g lose plan. so landing on the windows podium, she practices up to 4 hours a day. so is it still fun

mr. wright, drake said, what specifically territories the posting is had and 1967 and what they. so the palestinian national forwarding, the west bang, can these dearest jerusalem actually controls it guys is now a separate entity. israel is now talking about the need to maintain full control and gaza, but they will be creating a blockade most throughout the perimeter again. but the with many resolutions, you're right, and almost none of them have been implemented implemented. i remember the early ninety's when the international quartets adopted a roadmap and everyone applauded. at that point, you do to get detailed, every step months and weeks for this to us. it assume that the listing and state can be created within the year and with compromises compared to the initial resolution. so that is a sad thing, but and as to how these riley supports support of israel and support of ukraine relate to each other. well, there are many common things things in common here. no, i have a quote, i guess open 9 months, almost 9 months of israel's operation and gaza. it looks that i've got abou

mr. wright, the results came back negative for any structural damage, which is always good news. that happen, though, on this play. you can see him there. limping off of the floor and eventually to the locker room after you had to leave the game early. he was trying to change directions there and saw slight turning an ankle. and as i mentioned, he lived off of the floor and to the locker room after having them. all right, done. the result came back clear step will more than likely miss a few games. he has officially been ruled out for the spurs game on saturday and he's not expected to miss a significant amount of time, though, away from the teen. obviously. it's good news for the warriors, but it's not great news because it's never good to leave or lose stiffed in any amount of time. but it does sound like it could be a whole lot worse for steph curry. now, some even better news, though, from the other splash brother yesterday. klay thompson, a surprise the local 16 year-old girl with the new custom basketball will chair. now cc lovejoy is her name. she's from albany. she was bo

mr. wright, a new york party girl and muse for her ex-boyfriend, j. >> macron, ernie's novel, story of myife. a self-described spiritual healer. and finally, an aspiring documentary filmmaker john edwards by contrast, was soft launching a presidential campaign and a leader of the democrats at a party. so let's just start with the very beginning you're at the regency hotel oh god. in 2006 were you there to meet him being there was a fluke. >> was he by himself who he was in a business meeting? >> i was with my friend or at a table and john edwards was behind her and he kept looking at me as though he knew me as well and then we got up and left and when we were standing on the corner, john edwards turn the corner and saw me there. and he literally like almost jumped into my arms and my response, what came out of my mouth was you're so hot and what did he say back? >> well, i think yeah, i said i can help you. and he said, i want to hear he said, could you know, can you come over so you want up to his room? >> i did that. >> i didn't feel like it was sexual either. you didn't know? i did not

it is mrs. wright who have paid them. basically, political money is to, to avoid some type of a persecution by the regime and that has been used as off the books funds for a lot of black book activity. the former, the dissidence former ukrainian a m p. they like their member of co, uh, congress, andre their kotch has specified how breeze more in particular, was used as a such a vehicle to fund terrorist activities in russia and what he's talking about there . what, what the investigative committee they haven't specifically yet identified the crocus city hall of tax, although the context of which the announce that means they're definitely looking in that direct. yes, but it's not reported widely in the west through mainstream media, but there have been dozens of terrorist attacks in russia over the last couple of years here. it's in the former east ukraine over the last decade targeting public figures, political figures active as a journalist. anyone who is in opposition, one form or the other, you know, freedom of speech

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mr. wright and mr. thompson. would you tell, would you some thank you from from. the mr. thompson mr. thompson's got flowers. for those of you who wanted talking about their stories, i got mine. so if any of you want it, as we move into the second portion of our program today to have with us some true american heroes. from the 60 and 70. and we're going to hear about not just the battle of the ia drang and ls the x ray made famous in the book. we were soldiers once and young. i hope you've had the opportunity to at least see the movie and especially read the book. it's all i know what's in print, not only in hardbound, but softbank. so i know i'm promoting a book, but this one is worth it. if. so, come on up. we're going. yeah, we can't be too careful. it is my honor. introduce or tom vossler or excuse me. i think i just got that room room. you got it right? no, i did get it right. hey, i'm old, but you know exactly one. and that's one in a row. they are. tom is a noted historian, author and i, i think. did you retire from the military or do you have the good sense to run when you cou