yeah, abraham had put up a beard, but abraham tried to grow patch of root here alba. he says the problem is that the person whom he consulted didn't advise him very well, and that's where he lost so much. and now he's looking for a new consultant will yet look de and no, but ada. abraham wants to grow the fruit without chemicals, if possible, organically, at to vinegar, because he didn't have enough water. but he tried anyway, because his heart was in it, that he really wanted to grow, passion, fruitless for. and in this acute crisis aid organizations such as board for divert support the concept of concentrating on regional fruit, possibly exporting it and using smart irrigation systems. the aim is to make these rural areas independent of m. portland, the global market, the vietnam from bush big avenged on hoffen as thus as an innocent, more nut and from india. and that by 3rd, we hope that in the next few months will at least partially succeed in including farmers and the drought stricken countries and regions and our efforts to combat the threat. a fam hersey had th

abraham's wife is able to serve her visitors a delicious lunch of may's tomatoes and beans. oh, i fancy atlantis at the farm hand also gets fell. it'll be his only meal to day. a lot of people in these parts get even less to eat. in previous years, the lutheran church and the kilman, georgia area always had between 1802000 tons of maze to distribute to the needy. yeah, no, go to this thought dean been l. my jo makes it clear that at the end of 2022, they have reached a new crisis level. this is the solo to store our amaze when we harvest. oh, when we get from our parishes or when we have some donations from but as friends, we keep them here. when that is in problem with food in mass i areas elsewhere with plate for the according to use. if you listen to this, it means there's nothing inside. also this one, it's completely empty. the same applies to this. it's empty and you go to all this once the or empty empty, empty, completely empty, with empted and cleaned everything. and we are still looking for some possibilities to find some mom is forestall inside for the future use,

that's what abraham lincoln means to our society's histories and the ills that existed after abraham lincoln was assassinated. in the end, we live in the greatest history of the world that sends the most diverse people in our nation capitol to stand here freely how to govern our nation. we will fight and we will argue, but in the end, we will shake hands, disagree, walk away and understand that we are better because we are not separated, we are not just republicans and democrats, we are americans. when tragedy hits the country, we come together in this house and we stand together as americans. i hope that continues even in the more pole rising -- pole rising environment but i want to make a prediction that i hope doesn't come true and i hope we can set an example in this house. i hope we don't try to continue to separate ourselves. i predict there will be a day that people will be allowed into a restaurant based upon their political affiliation or not. that's sad. i hope i'm wrong. but i see so many opportunities in our nation right now that are taken by those by those who don't want

this day holds great importance for abraham. it is the 1st for her service since 1947 ah, multi rocher marianna. although abraham isn't a rabbi, he will say them in her the afternoon prayers via there are only a few faithful in the room. but they all know there, witnessing a special moment made possible by a ground breaking political development 2 years ago with my own. i mean, i ran it in 2020 israel bahrain, and the united arab emirates signed the abraham a course under the patronage of then u. s president donald trump, the accords normalized ties and heralded a new era of co operation. so go ahead and open up and start looking. seeing where do you have a bro hums wife and her sister have opened a souvenir shop next to the synagogue for the jewish tourist expected to travel here soon. ah, la capers this. these are really quite sweet because this is the 1st time ever that we've made a bahrain. the capital's made him bahrain. after years of silence, the jewish community here is finally finding its voice again, always been very p

all right, abraham, swipe, heidi and sister yale. putting the final touches to decorations in the synagogue. oh yeah, that's good. thank you for yes, i will. community is very, very small in numbers, we're talking about 5060 people. in 1935, there was a community of 800 jewish people here. it was only after the news of israel was being created in 1948 that the jews decided to leave her as they became scared. the old synagogue was destroyed by the buff rainy's. this day holds great importance for abraham. it is the 1st for her service. since 1947. ah, multi roacher madonna. although abraham isn't to rabbi, he will say them in ha, the afternoon. prayers fire there are only a few faithful in the room. but they all know there, witnessing a special moment made possible by a ground breaking political development. 2 years ago with my older me, i ran a in 2020 israel bahrain, and the united arab emirates signed the abraham a course under the patronage of then u. s. president donald trump, the accords normalized ties and heralded a new era of

he once referred to abraham lincoln as a second rate illinois lawyer. that's gives you some idea of garfield perspective on things. so upton wants to take garfield to the perverse little house to spank him. but garfield does not want to really does not want to admit that a terrible injustice was to fitz john porter. it really has to take agonizing process going through congress efforts to get bills passed in congress, restoring porter, and then a president who's willing to sign it, that that takes a long, long time in the life of fitz john porter. yes, there's a comment. i guess it's not at all coincide. at all that cleveland is the first democrat president after lincoln. yes. and one could draw a of unpleasant conclusions from that poor cleveland. cleveland includes a confederate former confederate general in his cabinet, sends captured confederate battle flags back to the south. and one could say, well, of course, cleveland would do that, wouldn't they? and yet i think that's jumping too much to a conclusion. yeah, cleveland did sign the bill, but the

i am chair the abraham lincoln bookshop in chicago. who specializes lincoln for 84 years in the civil war, and we are so happy to have john meacham here once again with us. maybe next year john, here in jerusalem you will be here in the book shop. so, we will have the book today. i will be showing you. we will have signed books for you. let's start out with jon meacham, the short version. he is the rogers chair in the american presidency at vanderbilt university. he serves at the -- historian of the washroom natural cathedral, and you mostly know him as commentator in politics, history, and religious faith in america in one of our talking heads historians in broadcasting's, new studios. i think john, the new studio has become the new school room. and we have had so many historians on their. the humanities is of being taught. we are happy that you and many others are on the new show. so, john has been the author of the truth is marching on. john lewis in the power of hope. the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush. thomas jeffe

he was referred to abraham lincoln as a second rate illinois lawyer. that's, thank gives you some idea garfield perspective on things. upton wants to take garfield to the proverbial little house to spank him, but garfield does not want to, really does not want to admit that a terrible injustice to fits john porter. it really has to take this agonizing process, going through congress, repeated attempts to get bills passed in congress, restoring porter, then a president who's willing to sign it. that takes a long, long time for the life of its john porter. yes? >> i guess it's not all coincidental that cleveland was the first democrat president. the one could draw a number of unpleasant conclusions from that. cleveland includes a confederate general in his cabinet, sends can federer it captured battle flags back to the south. you can say, of course leave it would do that, wouldn't he? and yet, i think that's jumping too much to a conclusion. cleveland did sign it. but the bill itself, the very fact that it passed for members of congress was recognition t

my name is abraham sonya. i'm 30 years old. i from burkina faso as soon law. no one believed in my project at 1st was that though, but i finally made my dream come true. i didn't. i saw no and my joint was even named one of the top 50. take away pizzeria in italy. besedia last bought battalion . his restaurant is right next to the main square of the northern italian city of trend, so there's always something going on in the little take away. pizzeria. the boss serves customers, him self tooth, but funnily enough, the pizza is an acquired taste for him. lucky saline thriller if it's at 1st i didn't like pizza and stuff. well, i just didn't enjoy the taste. i thought i thought it was new to me because i'm from burkina. faso and pizza wasn't a thing there yet. thank or but with time he took a liking to it. sonya puts zucchini blossoms. basil cream. oh pistachios on the pizza base to make his go may take away creations. and he comes up with a new type every week. just an or like either i like odd combinations, fanatical is specially with intense flavors, lu, aroma

the jews of iraq used to use it all the time. abraham is jewish. he was born in bahrain 61 years ago and has lived here ever since his ancestors migrated here in the 19th century from today's iraq. this is a historic day for him, right. in the heart of the souk, the old synagogue is reopening for the 1st time in 75 years. how ragin had aaliyah, how you doing right up her hands, wife, heidi and sister yal a pudding. the final touches to decorations in the synagogue. oh yeah, that's good. thank you for. yeah, i will, community is very, very small in numbers. we're talking about 5060 people. in 1935, there was a community of 800 jewish people here. it was only after the news of israel was being created in 1948 that the jews decided to leave her as they became scared. the old synagogue was destroyed by the buff rainy's. this day holds great importance for abraham. it is the 1st and 1st service since 1947. ah, multi rocher madonna. although abraham isn't a rabbi, he will say the mean ha, the afternoon, prayers by you. there are only a few faithful in th

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yes, abraham did not understand the woman, these are the eternal problems. arabization. in general, it is necessary, therefore, to be very attentive to everything that is strongly recommended very carefully. stew won't walk under god manufacturers of good things want and most importantly they say. but it's best to check. the tail is small, the claws are medium, and the huge ones. that's not necessary. valery zavgorodny , a specialist in exotic animals, and this is already logical thinking, but in animals. is this really the admiral bought a giraffe. urgently do this we can only listen to two watch to explore the world of educational programs and documentaries . we can do it for free without registration. it was here that the union of soviet socialist republics of the ussr was born. the soviet rocket program and peaceful cosmos, a red project of a systematic approach to the soviet economy, was bearing fruit. the ussr lived a stormy heroic life, we are his heirs without him we would not exist. hello, first of all, thank you for taking the time to come to us fo

it is okay if we do not call it the abraham accord. they can brand it differently but we care about peace. we care about building bridges, and i think it will be a great thing for president biden to be more involved in the region and to help the israelis and saudis to come to a point where we sign another treaty in washington d.c. liz: do you really think it'll come to that that they will be okay with it if the name changes >> i hope so. i hope it will happen, but i'm optimistic about us doing things with the saudis, even without the administration. it be easier, faster, and i think the u.s. should be involved, but we are determined to move forward. liz: in the end, what is your biggest goal for the abraham accords? >> it's peace in the middle east with everybody. liz: danny, thank you so much. >> thank you very much, liz. >> cheryl: liz claman, thank you so much for that report. well, bad news for the american worker seemingly good news for market watchers. our floor show traders are here next as the s&p 500 aims to breakout of its fi

abraham lincoln and the american, it is a random house book. 676 pages and highly illustrated. and, if you purchase this book while you are watching the show or afterwards you might be on either c-span or a youtube channel. you will get this crafted book plate that we have. it is a liver that was produced by carl sandburg all those years ago after the 1930s. and, john has signed for us and for you. john, i want to begin by saying that the design was really wonderful. i did not expect how wonderful the designers with selling points. besides your insights, of course. >> of course. >> and is placed on a beautiful paper as well, i love the paper. and, in our shop we have enough of them to call what we are calling a shelf of eyes on the gardner photograph. we are very partial to that image. we have the original last play many years ago in the 1990s. and we produce the direct commander of human photographs from that much as they did back then. so, we are very partial to that particular image. how did the title take place and how did you get there? it did not come from -- >> first, da

and friends, i'm with abraham lincoln.he morning and my goal is to take on what the day will bring. we do not live, we choose the times we live in. the challenges that our rate -- that await us. we decide to wake up and do it together because that's the only course that carry -- that caring decent people will take. [applause] >> you all have made your decision i being part of j street, by committing to the values. that we will continue to do to expand that democratic table, so that the mother in jerusalem, the students in tel aviv, each has a seat at the table. the tool that we must lose to improve the lives of our citizens. you have come here, we have all come here, to vow tomorrow and forever in dire times, not just in good times, that we will continue to fight for democracy for the dignity of all people. thank you j street, thank you one and all. [applause] >> bye-bye. [applause] >> we can't thank him enough for his remarks today and his years of friendship. what a clear call from one of our movement rightist champions.

his latest book and was light abraham and the american struggle. so random house book 676 pages and highly illustrated and is $40 and if you purchase this book while you're watching the show or afterward you might be on either c-span or on your channel. i lincoln bookshop, youtube. you will get this crafted book right that we have and that's our logo. it was produced by carl sandburg all those years ago back in the 1930s and john has these signed for and for you. so john, i want to begin by saying that the book design was really and we didn't expect how wonderful the design is. it's one of the real selling points behind beside your writing and for us, of course the goal and this is placed on beautiful as well. i love the paper and in our shop we have enough of them though to call what we're calling a show of eyes from the gardner photograph. you see, that's what it looks like on our bookshelf. and we're very partial to that image because. we had the original glass plates many years ago back in the late 1990s, and we produced these a direct contact

when abraham sonya came to italy as a 12 year old, he was the only black child in his class. and when he opened his pizzeria in 2018, he hardly had any customers. at 1st, many people were skeptical of a black pizza baker. only once he had hired white employees, did his business take off new spirit austin at arm yard. this discrimination often angered me in sunday morning, but when you get up in the morning to do something you enjoy, you can do anything you put your mind to know what caused that clock. yeah, because your work doesn't feel like a burden, la santana, and it's just wonderful either. at abolition august the father and customers gradually warm to him and they love is pizzas. in the meantime, his now famous pizzeria is even featured in many travel guides. his secret recipe is sour dough made with top quality flour. he lets it rise for at least 24 hours, making his pizzas extra aromatic and easy on the stomach. he even has his own special baking method, then also present or not. ok. ok. what do we make our pete's us twice? look to the 1st. we do just a doe consent do

my friends, i am with abraham lincoln.he morning and my goal is to take on what the day will bring. we do not live, we choose the times we live in. or the challenges that await us. we decide to wake up and do it together because that's the only course that caring decent people will take. face it the day. face the challenge. and do it together. [applause] you all have made your decision by being part of j street, by committing to the values this organization has embodied since its founding. that we will continue to do to expand that democratic table, so that the mother in jerusalem, that young small business owner, that student in tel aviv, each has a seat at the table. each is invested in strengthening israel's democracy. the tool that we must lose to improve the lives of our citizens here and there. you have come here, we have all come here, to affirm each other, to vow tomorrow and forever in dire times, and we have them now, not just in good times, that we will continue to fight for democracy for the dignity of all peop

great question about abraham responsibility. and did he accept his responsibility and creating the disaster at fredericksburg? no, he did not. on a private level, he was very empathetic with ambrose burnside, but a professional level he came to his rescue or backed him up to the point where at one point. burnside literal. he made an ultimatum to president saying that either he gets 100% support in everything he wants to and that means henry halleck and edwin stanton need resign at once and people like joseph hooker needed to be cashiered from union army as. and the president said let me talk to my advisors about and burnside's is that if you talk to your advisors you won't do it and in truth he was absolutely right that afternoon he wound losing command of the army the potomac but the president then it as he wasn't fired he resigned burnside said that's absolutely false. he told the the henry halleck that that's a lie. halleck being the smarmy that he was immediately said, well, that's that's not my choice of words. you need to

we 1st met abraham month's worth in september, a survivor of lebanon's worst. i greg both tragedy in years and the 30 year old was trying to reach europe in search of a better life. months later, we visited ibrahim at home, and like many in this country, he lives in darkness. the nearly bankrupt state barely provides power, and many families can't afford private generators. ibrahim still in bed, he's still in pain. just smith. oh, cool. she throws them up, old mellow, come on the for sure. love of the tab enough soul. while that mom, she's there, there will be a capital mark soon. i said 40, i'm more than look the model. so i should been telling george all of london, hong, and all in ballard, camella ah, more than 100 people died when the over packed boat capsized, asked the coast of syria after setting sail from the shores of northern lebanon. among them were palestinian refugees. ah ah ah, some are still missing of near to la mancha, but what they moved out world, but loud and clear to hold on mercury little little am and one i never learned ephito a little.

we also have the abraham accord.ael and many of its previously hostility neighbors worked out a solution to provide enormous stability it could be a source of support for the peace process. of course, the most recent agreement with lebanon eyes about exploding energy resources i. it also has enormous prospects i have future collaboration. up until recently, they did not have any prospect of it i. we are at a crossroads. the american voice is gonna be really important. in this crossroads. we are informing friends in israel. informing our friends here. providing our other voices these are voices of support for israel. voices of support for palestine. voices that want to see peace. they want to put an end to violence. they want to put an end to instability. i'm proud peoples and misery all and in the palestinian state to be can have a future that is not marred by episodic violence. it is not marked by human rights violations. it is not marked by occupation. it has the beauties and responsibilities of democratic states.

that allowed abraham lincoln to issue letters of mark of the congress. they neveraf went through with t and after about a year and a half the confederacy stopped issuing letters because it wasn't having much of an impact on the war and the others were doing a much better job. sovi after the american civil wr we still had privateering on the books and although they don't talk about it in the book, there is a small debate underway today and there was a bill issued what's the word, presented, introduced in congress a coupleo of months ago that wanted to revise american privateering and issue letters of mark once again primarily to battle against pirates from the somali coast soand the terrorist groups and some people have even argued we should allow privateers to attack chinese commerce who are viewed as a threat to america. i make no comments on that in the book. i love our navy. we have a powerful navy. i don't think there's any reason to go back to privateering, but the art of the story continues and who knows what will happen in the future, but i doubt

i thought i am one of the law and we live in i we 1st met abraham months or in september, a survivor of lebanon's worst migrant boat tragedy in years. the 30 year old was trying to reach europe in search of a better life. months later, we visited ibrahim at home, and like many in this country, he lives in darkness. the nearly bankrupt state barely provides power, and many families can't afford private generators. ibrahim still in bed, he's still in pain. just mate. oh, cool. she throws them up, old mellow come on the for sure. love to have enough so. well that mom she's there, they will allow there a captain america mask. um oh, how sweet? hello. oh i see. i said, arkansas, missouri, and the home or the i looked the model. oh, i should went. hello, joe was late. oh, i've done min, horn and on ballot can model nora. ah, more than 100 people died when the over packed boat capsized, asked the coast of syria after setting sail from the shores of northern lebanon. among them were palestinian refugees, ah ah, some are still missing. ebony to la mancha but what they moved out world but loud