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remember what they did, what pogroms they did in the center of italy. the then prime minister of the aans showed that now the fate of independent estonia is being decided. it was a very dramatic moment, and in this regard i want to ask, having a difficult situation with the e-e russian- speaking minority, a-a estonia from the very beginning followed a rather strict policy of not giving at the time of all civil rights the right to vote eh language policy is extremely strict next to ukrainian extremely strict i know that there at least before it was enough to complain about someone who does not provide public services and this person could even lose his license if it was proven that he speaks estonian in your opinion, and this was criticized, in particular, by the european union, this policy as insufficiently democratic or insufficiently respectful of human rights, in your opinion, did this policy justify itself or did it not happen so that in in estonia, there are now two slightly overlapping groups. in fact, we were not criticized like that at all . are the same if we are actually talking

the president says you can have aan small invasion and to take that risk and that what we have done inn exclusive what they have wanted to a do with the chinese communist party would issue a statement to tell american leaders and speaker pelosi wants to go there and travel than shepe should she certainly shouldn't change the plans of the trip because with the chinese put out in a press release. a trey: in the secretary of state those that are the jobs that you have fox news host or president of the united states if you were president how would you deal with iran? and with the acumen how would you deal with iran? >> and in terms of dealing with iran we have the right end of the stick and the only way to keep iran from threatening israel in the united states is to deny resources and money. we have done that and put them in a tough place. and then to enforce those existing sanctions and then that is dangerous for those in the middleas east. and the way you deal with demonstrated making it clear you cannot proceed down this path path to nuclear weapon to do everything we can within our pow

it's a jack phillips and jack, i thank you aan much for being on the show and it's so encouraging, i really recommend this book because it's so encouraging. i think you'll edify people's faith, as it did your faith, this whole experience and her daughter and i think it will encourage people. i think it will help people strengthen their own convictions about certain issues off the christian faith. and so god bless you. you are a trooper, and thank you for being on the show, and i'm excited, i look forward to hearing the outcome off this latest case. >> thank you, mr. cook. honestly it is such an honor to be on the show today. >> thank you, jack. and thank you, jonathan. >> thanks so much. >> have a great day, guys. >> you, too. >> if you are enjoying booktv then sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen. to receive a scheduled upcoming programs, author discussions, book festivals and more. booktv every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at booktv.org. television for serious readers. >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv

bears serious consequences a state media statement says they are threatening sanction aan sanctions on lithuaniabecause lithuanian delegation arrived in taiwan on friday >> china says the new extensions for drills are meant to in one way punish those who want n independence there has to be an impact. is there an impact from the drills on businesses in taiwan or businesses in the region? >> reporter: absolutely. in fact, a lot of the airlines as well ass shippers were worrd about the exercises. it looks as air traffic is starting to resume this is despite the fact the exercises had been extended. also cargo shippers have now tentatively started to go back toward the area around taiwan. however, there is another impact of the uncertainty around taiwan and that is for business here in china because there have been more and more reports of chinese customs really going after companies that what they consider mislabel taiwan for shipment for example, the media has been reporting that, of course, what is approved is not to call taiwan a country that is, of course, the worst thing. beijing app

and then to just be in aan feeding frenzy against president trump even though they didn't have evidence and they ran with it and then didn't have evidence against trump. >> and then with the bush years of the press secretary you have the episode over the torture memos. and there is a need to defend america and subsequently to add questions and the press has brought in the administration and thege spokesperson was telling them. >> everyone was writing the story and the pictures told tthe story. i don't know how much you want to get back into these years but the decisions president bush made and he will stand by it is after september 11 we were told by the caa is not a question of if but when did the second wave will hit.w it could be biological or chemical. president bush made the determination to do everything in his power to prevent that from happening. we were able to prevent a lot of attack some people have said now we went too far you chef not taken the steps.he and with those military tribunals and to affect the country is not a question of if but when the criticism is understandab

i'm joined aan nyu history professor, an expert on fascism."strong men" and has been writing about what it means to face down a despot or could be coup leader bike donald trump. we will get to. that i'm curious of what you think of dick cheney and if anyone would have seen this coming 20 years ago. >> i agree with him, trump was qualitatively different than any other president of republican or democrat. he was an autocratic president, and his relationship with the party, which he subjected to an authoritarian discipline, and his relationship with his followers -- he was kind of a cult leader -- was different than any head of state we have had in the past. >> fair. you have been writing about this right in the sweet spot of what everyone is debating, which is, one, is there sufficient evidence to hold the coup plotters accountable? be that the individuals who were pushing it, john eastman, mark meadows and others, or their leader, donald trump. and two, is that a "good idea" because the evidence there or a bad idea because it breaks precedent,

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it was just aan different tenor it's almost like we areng goingo do anything we can do what i write inhehi book i think this is important and i talk about even back then, they could not undo 2016. they could not get it out of their head. but what theyy wanted to do was harass president trump as much as they could. there is the russian investigation at this point, the e-mails the russian investigation coming forward. remember it seems like years ago now but it's just 2017. the first five months of 2017 you had the flynn issue, you had the comey, you had all of this happening. then by the late spring of 2017, to the point comey was fired, mueller was appointed special counselor that they had their hookah. that is the hook they hung it on for even some republicans if you remember this is leave mueller alone, let him finish it. this went on began to fester for almost two years. and then at 2018. president trump had been called everything but whether you like president trump dislike president trump for a year end a half is a drumbeat of being bigoted, racist, in collusion, adam schiff one o

house by a blue dog democrat and of course i was aan republican and people wanted me to challenge that representative before she decided to go after john thune who was our u.s. senator. so i think a lot of john thune supporters and he himself were interested in me challenging her and beating her before she decided to run for the senate and eventually after two years of people calling and talking, and i explained a lot of this in they book as well, i finally sad to my husband maybe we just run and if we lose, people will leave us alone and we can quit talking about this. she was very popular at the time and hadn't voted for obamacare or the stimulus package. but she had voted for nancy pelosi and i spent a lot of my time during the campaign talking about that. that is when things got elevated to more of a national level because it was a heated campaign, one of the top five races at the time and very contentious. i would say admittedly i was out of my element and it was a very interesting, difficult campaign for me. .. i am supposed to know this stuff. i did not realize you had a relatio

for the 2022 23 school year, but that there are still hard decisions that ancisco voters will have aan chance to decide whether the schools get an additional $60 million per year when they go to the ballots. there's november we're live in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu. fox two news christian 40 positions for 40 teaching spots open. it seems like a really high number. did he talk about like specifically what types of incentives they're offering teachers to come. it's really hard to live on a teacher's salary obviously in the city and also was the optimistic that they would be able to fill those positions in a short amount of time. yeah he said that that they are offering those bonuses and you know one of the things that they said that they're doing is they're really aggressively trying to recruit teachers. but remember, julie, all of this. they still have to kind of wait to see what the enrollment numbers are. so i think this is kind of a shifting of moving target if you will right now, because they have to figure out where their enrollment is. and once they figure out exactly wh

own taxes, if you've seen these tax forms, the most honest persone in the world can be found to c be aan tax cheat on something if somebody wants to do it, that's how complex this stuff is . look out. i'm so disappointed. joe manchin s, the irs. yeah, i'm so disappointed joe manchin signed off on thishi .s.s.>> dana bash, thank you so much. meanwhile, for a brand new episode of tucker's documentary series, tucker carlson originals tucker investigates one the strangest mysteries you probably never heard of unexplained animal mutilations. the episode is called cattle mutilations and it's out right now. but it's not just cattle that'st being mutilated with machine c precision. one of the first and most well known cases involves a horse. you won't believe this story.ie can we watch a little ? the first really well known mutilation case happened in the san luis valley inpe september 1967. the horse has gone downsept in history as snip snip. the horse was found dead with the skin removed from her face in the sanan luis valley id the week she was found, locals the week she was found, locals rep