a. e. s. really touches me. it suits us perfectly before when this monument was called france africa summit, it bothered us a lot. that name didn't represent us. we are africans, and it should carry an african name. not that of the colonizers, the former leader didn't understand that. need to assemble that to that, but the idea is simple. we must 1st reclaim our history, honor our heroes, and reflect on our past. we are a country of culture and civilization, and empire and kings. yet the school teachers of colonial history, but never the true history of molly. our heroes are kings, are brave people. so many men and women who made this country great are ignored. it is high time. we return to ourselves restored the true history and taught it in our schools or countries in the so hell region have been taking even more decisive steps to break away from the west. you've got several states that have shifted foreign military bases in 2024. last, these correspondent, new level you can get, has been taking a closer look a

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a human doesn't make really life better for us? that's about to see. and then tell us how big a deal this a c e s show is that it is, you know, the technology or as a consumer, a technology market in the u. s. alone is what? $537000000000.00 projected this year. that's up from 500 to 20000000000 last year. so it's huge world or even bigger, let alone age. japan signed off at a korea, is that right? of course you have those vendors here. everybody see everybody who isn't tech. everybody has to sell a product. is here because this is where you want to be, not the only consumer electronic show in the world, but one of the biggest, one of the most effective if it comes to the $90.00 money to be made of products which are developed and invented to you and shown here, so just tell us about some of the things that you're seeing that made your eyes. paul. well i have to say what i really surprised today is that the finally, after years of talk, holograms are coming home of grand technology has advanced and all of rooms are thing of the near future. don't think 10 years. think 3 to 5 mid overs unstoppable

this book is s set up is we hava problem and our problem is really hard to understand because in the united states,s,e don't have one standardized civics or government curriculum. there's a federalist system, every state gets to set up their own way of doing it. decide how much time iney the classroom, get to say when it'll be. get to pass a test and if you have to have competency and hard to say this is how it's taught. there'ss data points to understand what our students don't know. wehe assess people in the eighth grade with the nation's report card, only 23% of the students have what's considered a proficient knowledge of civics. everyone elseic really falls behind. this is rich schools and poor schools, rural schools and urban schools. we have a problem. every other subject we layer from k through 126789 we start with slow cab and concepts and advocacy and wrestle with things and we don't give in a curricular time in the united states to do this. we also know that when we look at our dollars and cents on this, for every $50 going to stem in k through 12, only five-cents to civics. i work at a stem school and i understand there's benefits of stem. but it's out of wac

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nails underperformed by 35%, trading at 17 times p/e, while s&p is trading at 25 times, new policies coming in, that should really help those names play af catchup also defensive if inflation does in fact pick up. we've written about this see how they did in 2022 or tech bubble broke in 01-02 o other thing getting access to all this internet data criticized cisco will do well a top five, and in europe and u.s. should benefit so that rounds out five. >> i i mean five ferry official kaushdz central bank rate cut path this year uncertainty over lingering inflation fears fed expected to pause the rate cuting first policy meeting beginning january 28th, and you told clients that you would would mot surprise to you see 10-year he yields liar incoming administration tried to issue longer dated treasury debt how much higher can yields 10-year go. >> if you've got you go back look at history when the one cpi between 2 1/2 to 3% , or back through time, 10-year treasury yield has been 5.8. so right now i think 10-year about 4.7 so it could go up another00 basis points get back to what the average has been, so that is still a lot of upside risk tha

. >> charlie: i think you make aun really great point there.up of course, a the importance of s rhetoric. everythingeen. seems to be ampep at a level i havt eave never seen in terms of political discourse clearance of the other interesting thing about these murderers or the murder and thee bomber here is that neither one of them are among the millions of illegal or unknown illegals that we have allowedou into the country. itp an does kind of make me won, make me stop and wonder, my goodness, what else don't we know if these are a couple ofop people homegrownle, what don't e know with all of these people that have come across the bo border? >> you are exactly right, and it can be so much worse. i thought what was striking about alejandro mayorkas with fox and joe biden statement last night, they went out of their way to say american citizen in the military almost like americanrati citizens a conjuref term in their view. but what they are really showing is defensiveness because they know what theyla have been doing the last four years, which is open our border to anyone who kwants to come in here. as you know and people who watcs fox, at this

being until that c s k e on to say is kick or twitter really didn't. interestingly with the style of the great century eltic war, which is prime minister, winston churchill issued a statement in support of the soviet union. the statement from official london with opponents government in exile was hiding. but it sounds good, but i need to stop. let's say it's cool, so you just by way in this that's of interest to you sort of kind of a thinker fellow as plus i look forward to reading it. certainly can we need to put that? what's the, you know, a little up at losing the subdivision issues to a for a minute. what i see it in front of my face, 3 times close to the put of the protein is concerned. they have to actually talk to them. but a lot of things, the federal government got to do 3 to for you and they can then each come to me system you need to, but it's our new show, the new system, the why the meanest is clicking on each screen volume, not without diplomatic pressure, from the united kingdom, sykowski and his government are forced to resume political contact with the soviet union. the so called the color scheme, icy agreement. however, they were more formal in

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a and b but you can't have cd, e, f and g. they do these for two reasons. up with is they don't not really care about these things the and number 2,s they want to look reasonable to the judge and so we do end up getting some but by no means nearly enough, theresa and i had this wonderful case that they had admitted what the content of the documents were but they wouldn't release actual documents before they were classified and the court of appeals said that was okay. exemption 7 we've gotten a whole lot more under exemption 7, the files versus the records was absolutely right and i think they were right to put the other exclusions in there that it wasn't just all or nothing which was before. exemptions, attorneys fees was also an important addition to 1974 amendment, often forgotten. lawyers often willing to take casese on contingency fee basis. so you had to get real money. the problem has been that the government has a couple of cases in which the court has said, well, unless the judge rules in your favor, the fact that the government turned the documents over to you at the 'of summary judgment, that's not enough you don't get to