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it was it was all the way important to being able to crack the code of dress and clothes and being able to project the right visual image. yeah. so so what do you think about the way mark zuckerberg dresses? it's political. he's right. i think, it's really yeah. i think it's billionaires with their hoodies. sure. yeah, exactly. it's to downplay something to to to look like the man of the people. washington writes, i do not think vanity is a trait of my character to james craig. is he lying or he's not? yeah. well, what does he mean? because he doesn't have again. and i don't don't don't spread the word. and you got to read the book. yeah, okay. yeah, you got to spread the word. so when we compare george washington against thomas jefferson, something interesting emerges because while thomas jefferson had this sense all throughout his life this sense of self entitlement, he never had doubts about himself. he wasn't shivering in any moments about who he was. but the same thing doesn't apply to to george washington. and what makes him to my eyes even more interesting figure, because he trie

the regulator is not going to be able to keep up. going to be able to keep up.d jobs. this is going to be a net addingjobs, ora net diminishing ofjobs? my own view personally, push me against the wall, it will be probably negative in terms of netjobs. ai can be used to create complete advertising campaigns but i am just wondering this, will consumers be able to see the difference between one crafted by advertising agencies or one that has been put together by an algorithm? if i showed you an advert that was ai generated, let's say a year ago, you would see the joints. you would see that it was to some extent manufactured. if i showed you the same process today, a year on, you might not be able to see it. and going forward, i think you definitely won't be able to see it. you will not be able to determine what is manufactured algorithmically and what is done naturally. should advertising and marketing companies be clear with their clients where they use ai in their work? we have already taken a position for example that we will not alter pictures. let's say we had

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able to come out. being able to understand many his and being able to do things in had that sense, it's very liberating to be able to speak like this, this city in particular, it's a mecca for the lgbtq+ community. you know, there's so much history behind it and being part of this community that now accepting us for who we are and what we do, we're able to just be ourselves. any time somebody finds out i am a member of the gay community, i don't get anybody talking about me, nothing at all. it's just oh, cool. you have a partner? like yes, i do. they start asking about that and how my life is. you become part of the family and here in the san francisco fire department it really is just one big family. you know, it was my dream to be a san francisco fire department member and i'm here. there meetwi

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they were able to see the bulls. there were very happy they were able to do it.ld be taking them for some fourth of july parades coming up on july 4, which will be fun. [applause] and we did it with governor, too, i used to take the kids to press conferences. i would literally be at the press conference on covid and i would have my son mason or my daughter madison just hanging out by the podium and watching. my wife and i, we just want to spend as much time with them as possible, so if we can bring the family, it is great. i think it is good experiences. so we are juggling all of that. my wife is a superstar. she is juggling all this, you know her. she does a great job. [applause] the issue is, too, this is personal for us because we are living through what you all are living through and we are concerned about what type of a country our kids are going to inherit, what type of education are they going to be exposed to. and so these are issues that i thank our foundational for us to succeed as a community, as a state, as a country. but it is also something we are c

we don't understand who will be the first number, god forbid. he won't be able to recover during thiss different . andriy pyatov will be the first number . well, how to bail out the peasant club, because well, like almost his own family, because he spent almost his entire career in the miner there, behind him, the beginning of vorskli, but uh, and again, but god the reaper if will recover because the difference between the previous two or three seasons. he was the top goalkeeper for the upl. we certainly remember that he is the world champion. this is also his status, which always remains with him and in terms of prospects. dmytro riznyk for several components. he stood even higher than anatoly trubin, simply because trubin had the opportunity to progress , performing in the top championships in the top tournaments of the champions league, where he became the first number and definitely hardened right there at the level of the european champions , yes, yes, we hope that after all shakhtar understands what he is doing, maybe there will be some reinforcements because we understand that

their gender and their parents should be able to affirm that. and the state has no role in getting involved. so how is that different? you're saying that a child shouldn't be able to choose a bathroom but he can't choose his sex, i don't understand. >> let me finish what i said. let me finish. i hope you don't mind. >> please do. >> and the finish is that i told obama they were wrong. i said it publicly that the school districts can't ignore that guidance. and so that's where i think the government should not be pushing an agenda in our schools. and that's what i oppose. and so i want the government to stay out. i want the parents and communities and our faith to guide us through these difficult decisions. and so i'm a, i'm a parent and whenever i think it's very important that if a child goes to a teacher and says, i think i'm a boy, but i think i might ought to be a girl. well, the school and they want to do something about it, the parents ought to know about that. and so like new jersey is totally wrong and suing the school districts that wan

and you need to be able to cut across all the strength of society. be a heads of state civil society. and the one thing that is lacking in africa is a robust civil society. because the civil society organizations become the vanguard of the people, you from only dependent politicians, to do what would benefit the vast majority of the people who own always fall short. we need to have the robust of a society that would be the actual then go for people, the youth that we're talking about. if they can be able to form robust, civil society advice that gender of the people and hold the lead us to account. because that's what we don't do. we choose to do that, which would never hold them talk. com. fees is temperature spectrum. can you go have an active civil society and good leadership with the dominance and may not believe that into the nation. and, but these have over the resources of the content, you have the world bank, the international monetary funds. you have the international corporations that are controlling the natural resources of africa, includi

that we should be able to have a successful implementation our goal was to be able to find the first 16 goals from the imo group to the next round with authority . in the last eight months , we did not have the same sanctions in our friendly games and there were many talks. let's do it without creating tension. my policy and my philosophy was to be able to use the resources and potentials we have in our power properly and thank god for all the help to have acceptable games. our discussion was that we can appoint from our group and after that we can get to the world cup with these two scholars and the third one, we can win the championship because no , we really tried, but almost all of them passed and we only had one game with saudi arabia, but all my competitors are armed to the teeth, the same japanese that you see and love. i think they had gone around the world with more than 560 and international friendly games , i was able to prepare themselves to face us , since after we were able to win the house, there was a lot of respect for the kids and it is not easy to earn your respect

and you have to be strong if you want to be able to keep the peace.ut i also believe that to be strong abroad you have to be strong at home. and we are ignoring major problems here in our own country. how is it that the greatest country in the history of the world has ceded control of its own southern border to mexican drug cartels? that is wrong. we need to do something about it. day one, we will declare the southern border to be a national emergency, we will mobilize all available resources to go down to the border, stop the invasion that is occurring, we will actually build a border wall, but we will hold the mexican drug cartels accountable. we're not going to let them break into this country without any pushback. we are going to take them to task. if that means using deadly force, we will do that. to keep the american people safe. [applause] desantis: we also need to strengthen our economy here at home. florida, we just put out anything on scene -- cnbc, florida was ranked the number one economy of all 50 states, very high-growth, we had a lot of

we have been able to identify what we call a stem date.he acronym is science technology engineering and math. kids should be exposed no matter what type of background or ethnicity or income status. that's where we actually create magic. >> something that the kids are really excited about is science and so the way that we execute that is through making slime. and as fun as it is, it's still a chemical reaction and you start to understand that with the materials that you need to make the slime. >> they love adding their little twists to everything. it's just a place for them to experiment and that's really what we want. >> i see. >> really what the excitement behind that is that you're making something. >> logs, legos, sumo box, art, drawing, computers, mine craft, and really it's just awaking opportunity. >> keeping their attention is like one of the biggest challenges that we do have because, you know, they're kids. they always want to be doing something, be helping with something. so we just let them be themselves. we have our set of rule

well, the only way you'll be able to get information that way is to have the strength to be able to get the documents you need. i was concerned when asked a question that i haven't seen an administration act this way at the same time as nixon did by withholding information. if we do not, if they do not provide the information we need, then we would go to an impeachment inquiry, impeachment inquiry, which simply is an investigation and providing congress the power to do that investigation. so i'm glad you asked the question that i could clarify that you misinterpreted and misstated. last question. >> [inaudible] speaker mccarthy: let's see. how productive have we been so far? i can, i can walk and chew gum at the same time. and the one thing i will tell you is if the administration does not provide the information, so you would want us to ignore all the information that's provided? you wouldn't want to know the basis or the answer, or would you want to keep the dogs barking? i think we could do it all. hey, thank you. if i don't see you before we get back, i want you to know one thing. i

of the supreme leader , the contract is a powerful arm to help the government because it has been able to do what the government requests and does not have a strong need, and in the same way that in any case, some games come in this form, and each of them, in the end, the price is proportional to what the employer has satisfied, and now, considering that it is known as well as the fact that you are half way in the tasks that have been entrusted to you. i left it and at the beginning, when he wants to start the work, alhamdulillah, he took over this success which found this special credit and did not start in one place, finally, but from the discussion of knowledge-based companies and also the contracts of works that are in any case capable of doing so, we invite them to help this project. loneliness is not only with the camp. you don't invite contractors to the private sector either , they don't leave it to their own work. how quickly if this project is definitely provided on time could it be that the issue of corona, which in any case is better for the good country , we could have fin

>> the first answer is yes because look what we've been able to accomplish. i usually don't have the fear of the house being able to do their work. been the senate. the senate usually never even takes up their bill. the strategy is to hold back, don't do anything, wait until christmas and create an omnibus. before i became speaker i said i will never [inaudible] and as you are watching we are going to open the house back up and go to work. i could do something about making sure the house works but i don't have a lot of control for the senate. but when we took up the debt ceiling i'm a firm believer that structure dictates behavior. if we change the structure that you no longer get rewarded for not doing your job that you just doing an omnibus and jam it in with everything you think is right and nobody can see it, we put a 1% cut across. i'm very proud to say the senate has actually started taking their appropriation bills up, not on the floor but in their committees. so that's a positive. we have all the powers done in the kennedy and you are actually able to

it seems to me that it takes a lot of area to be able to do what you do. can you give me an idea of the, the size of this place to scope at the found like level of a process? that's actually the most important question. as our boss here is to say the most important thing, you know, walk is infrastructure and what it without it, we won't be able to prepare the animals effectively for survival in the wild here. and those are in our territory is currently being 12 heck to us. and we have a number of sectors dedicated to different functions such as we have headquarters and the way we can control all the processes remotely and that from, from those. as you can see, all animals sectors are equipped with the video cameras and we can remotely do things like open the gauge for the pause to go through, paid them, and also remotely, with accumulated enough experience to be able to control them hunting lodge hoof dynamos remotely. above the corner of the desk and have hunting sectors of this and much more mature me the webs of everything by surveillance cameras if leg

our differences and be able to move forward. host: congressman dan newhouse is our guest. we welcome your calls at 202-748-8000, that's the democrats' line, 202-748-8001 for the republicans line and for independents and all others are 202-748-8002. you are a member of the select committee on u.s. and china competition. what has that committee been up to lately? what's been its focus? has been? guest: let me just say it is a huge honor to be part of this select community -- committee, to look at these challenges facing the u.s. and the chinese party. it is a huge concern in the u.s. to recognize. if i might just say, i don't put myself in this, but most of us have been relatively ignorant as to the threat that china poses to this country. being able to be part of this committee, to see firsthand from many of the expert witnesses that have provided testimony what's happening in this relationship that we have with china and the communist chinese party, it has been eye-opening, it truly has. in fact, we just had a hearing last week

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yeah, absolutely and and it's such an amazing thing to be able to what it is such a honor to be able to perform for the standard of james ford and i think that's amazing. just that ability to be able to track your lineage in such a way. you know, i from my family, you know, personally, we i'm able to track a few generations beyond, you know for me, i new my great-grandmother and and i think just that passing on the baton and you know in the fact that james's children really continue the work, you know abolition and abolitionist work and really helped continue his leg. keep his legacy going. yeah, it's it really is heavy. i imagine that this is encouraged you to maybe study more about your about your family history. absolutely. i'm someone who doesn't know a lot about my my mother's side of her family going back so far. so this definitely it always piqued my interest. it's something before this, but even more so now and but also, you know understanding the challenge is as an african-american and being able to really go back into your families. there's so many people whose families hav

this is not about being able to read and write it's about being able to understand the complex languagehow many of you have opened a pill packet and you have a five page leaflet to read, how many of us actually read it? does it make sense? so investing more in making that understandable for people is a huge thing, not just for patients but health care professionals and how they can avoid those expensive trips to the doctor's and actually advise their patients and people to take different products. and then the third one is actually about regulatory system, there have been great leaps and bounds over the years in making otc products come to the shelf but there is more work needed. there is more work about making it fit for purpose rather than applying the same rules to everything, quality and efficacy is the foundation wall of everything in the health care industry. it is not about cutting corners, it is about making it work for everybody. >> how do you argue for those changes in regulation, is it making an economic case. you said earlier about the billions of dollars that are spent that

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we have been able to defy the trend. the economy will grow significantly in 2023 and this is giving us fiscal space to reduce our debt. we will be able before the end of the year to actually repay ahead of time r.g. fla facility and this will send a positive signal to the markets that not only are we focused on growth, but we want to make sure our debt to gdp ratio declines at a fast pace. francine: it is a promise to investors. pm mitsotakis: yes, it is a commitment to investors. we will accelerate the reforms and we will make sure that whatever reforms we implement will be done in such a way not to compromise our country's fiscal position. greece went through a lot, a very painful period. we will never, ever relive these difficult times, but we have proven you can drive high-growth, reasonably reduce taxes while maintaining healthy public finances and i do expect our debt to continue to decline significantly. and this will give us the physical space to make sure that we ensure markets that we are serious in repaying ou

we've been able to do some really great work. we've created something called culture shift is that it is solely built in bringing people together to be able to sit and reflection, experience the support and figure out ways to solve for access. you're looking at a picture of, of observe how, who also is the picture that you have in a box behind you from the x games, he is the great black hope of, of snowboarding, his mantra, his whole, his whole reason for snowboarding is professional. as a professional is to make the mountains more more cop comfortable. i'm actually in venice right now working with him on some future plans for, for, for brand. but being able to have someone like that where we have that visibility, someone is iconic to be like, oh, that guy is one of the best of the world that draws people to be to see that reflection and, and in turn want to be able to have a piece of that experience i would love, i would have to fully go to an experience like a who is a scans dropped and he was so low as the wells. and so didn't

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my heart's desire is to be able to play in the best european leagues and to win more.inning the championship in 2019 for the second time , i will add that for the official announcement of the military organization , all the players of the volleyball team under 20 years of age will be drafted. our country is exempted from military service which country won the world championship for disabled people and won three gold, silver and bronze medals ? yasin khosravi, who is hosting paris, in the weight throw with a distance of 16 meters and one centimeter, recorded a new quorum time and won the gold medal in the world. elham salehi won a silver medal in the javelin throw with a distance of 17 meters and 8 cm and won a quota for the paris olympics. hadi kaedi won a bronze medal in the weight throw with a distance of 11 meters and 35 cm. in the space of ten days until the start of the world sports championships the final composition of our country's delegation has been determined and 88 male and female athletes will go to china. we are sending 10 sports, about 34% and 35% of whi

to get it done with turkey and sweden and he was, we think, able to do it.e'll see if the plane actually lands there but i think what this does is resolidifies president biden as being able to manage in international crisis and i think that it comes at a time where you look two years ago with the withdrawal of afghanistan was one of the lowest points of president biden's presidencies and i think this is on the other side when it comes to international davis. >> and i think if you look back a few months ago when the g.o.p. took over the house, there was a sense of whether or not there would be a declining support among the g.o.p. and the general public. declining support for this ukrainian war effort. the pops show broad support for this effort, something like 60% so i think being strong at home also helps his hand abroad, being able to go to the nato members and bolster this case that nato has to stand strong with you crane. if you look back to why people wanted biden to be president, one of the reasons was that he was strong on foreign policy. it's one of t

you became their rocket slow because a system has never been able to influence the public opinion of world. airbus' response to the icf system is a scientific lie in the seventh grade . it automatically responds to the system if it is an international system for identifying military and civilian aircraft . an iranian civilian was 5 clothes away from the american ship located in the area . vincent paki , the military commanders did not pay attention to the fact that the iran air flight was old . is that the f14 plane 19 meters long and the airbus 340 aircraft is nearly 55, three times an animal compared to the horizon 1404 by hunting cameras and radars that can be detected at close range and by the unarmed wheel, assuming the impossibility of being correct, beautiful permanent about the wrong diagnosis , they knew that the plane f14 cannot destroy humans. the americans themselves had sold these planes to the shah of iran. they could not. the examples that iran has are only used in air battles and cannot reach the ground or the sea. in the report of this uzbek, it was mentioned that fl

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commanders that no one else in russia was able to say. indeed, if anyone else had said this, there are no laws in russia that would enable the russian federation to prosecute these people for up to 10-15-20 years. the importance of the per goshen incident -- of the prighozian incident is it allowed a russian and gave him a platform to basically criticize putin's invasion of ukraine. i think putin has responded by dismissing prighozian, whether he decides to change his mind and prosecute prighozian is an open question i think. i think the important part of the prighozian affair was that prighozian actually connected with this segment of the russian population that is concerned about how the war is going in the origins of the war. host: does it foster other people to do the same or is there nobody in that position? guest: there is nobody in that position today. prighozian was unique in the sense he had access to vladimir putin and the media. he was perceived at least as part of the system. his support was for mr. putin. no one else has that

has anybody been able to confirm that? yes. been able to confirm that?t? yes, we have seen those _ been able to confirm that? yes, we have seen those reports, - been able to confirm that? yes we have seen those reports, and really they do play into the fact that australia's military alliance with the united states is by far its most important alliance. now, the former military alliance dates back to the early 19505 and in many ways australia has delicate diplomacy. it is deeply embedded with the us military. its biggest trading partner is china and of course it has deep cultural and historical link5 cultural and historical links with the united kingdom and all of this for a country that is a slap bang in the asia—pacific region. slap bang in the asia-pacific reuion. �* ., ~ slap bang in the asia-pacific reuion. �* ., ,, ,, , region. bill, thank you very much. that _ region. bill, thank you very much. that is _ region. bill, thank you very much. that is phil - region. bill, thank you very much. that is phil mercer. region. bill, thank you very | much. tha

i'm curious about, elvis family, were you able to be able to be in contact with them? who had she been remembered? her descendants. i mean, she not have children herself. that's right so i was really curious about that. yes so that was major moment, a major coup in the research. and elvis, you'll remember, was white woman who married into the family whose citizenship was revoked a couple of years and she was transformed a chinese on paper. i was searching for her family for the longest time. i, i found some i like her references to them off of family databases. so i put out emails. you know they went into some files all the nobody ever saw. right and embarrassed to say that an aunt mine was. well, i had asked an aunt of mine if she could help because she had family members in a particular of queens that i knew that an elvis family was living in right, that that was the person to whom the emails would just go into a bucket that nobody saw. this aunt said to, me? well, have you tried? just googling it? and so she did a google search and she got a phone number like, belie

which are able to get _ with my investigation. which are able to get any _ with my investigation.are able to get any sense of - with my investigation. which are able to get any sense of the i with my investigation. which are l able to get any sense of the scale of this problem? the able to get any sense of the scale of this problem?— of this problem? the skill of my re ort in of this problem? the skill of my report in the _ of this problem? the skill of my report in the joint _ of this problem? the skill of my report in the joint operation i report in the joint operation between south wales police and the metropolitan police and that operation happened just a few weeks ago it was focused on 19 different drugs lines across wales and in shutting down those lines, the police found 25 vulnerable children and others, portable children ground and others, portable children ground and abused just like anna, the problem the police faces the bee sting networks are incredibly extensive and often come if they shut down one line, and others pops up shut down one line, and others pops up in its

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that you could in this university chemical universities that we were able to absorb these and work on product that we were able to simulate this product and even have a relatively better quality than foreign products that through this product that is presented to you now we can make 4 as a result of the passage of time, blockages and clogging due to the influx of currents, and with these, we can revive them since 1990, when the company was established with the approach of research and development in order to meet the needs that it had before , which were national needs, which it was able to achieve by importing products. that the needs of the specialized team related to water resources works we are doing bad things and all our activities and its focus is on its resources. we are faced with the fact that water resources, especially drinking water resources, are in a critical situation, and the supply of drinking water in big cities is very clearly important because of this, the revival and increase of water wells with the system the ones that are compatible with the environment are ver

what do we be able to do? our demands also include access to clean drinking water, electricity, toilets, and bathroom facilities. since the women have to go out for toilets or take a shower outside, it says if the government wants to wellbeing of labor's lot, they should make a law that is implemented immediately. and that provides them with the right to live with dignity. back in the fields, workers toil to earn a small wage and bring sugar to homes around the world. for more in this we can cross side, so you'd be able to, you correspond entire cars, k and daily. so we saw in the report just now how difficult life is for the seasonal sugar workers. are their voices being her is by far he's in india as well? they're not kate. in fact, of the government's role recently came into scrutiny after the bomb be high. court took note of a newspaper article on the plaque of these workers and advisors who will motor public interest at litigation case on this matter. the thing is these, the workers are entitled to a lot