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the pentagon papers,-winning rogue or trying to find evidence that albert wasn't mentally unstable use against him in something streetmbers in daniel ellsberg cabinet 2000 gordon lady and the west of and seven the -- one of them hired sia connective to the explain the nationals to physically break new york times into ellsberg fike kylie trist why cabinet with a crowbar. he they were trying to find did what evidence that ellsberg was he did in mentally unstable to use that first against him and use against breaking him. vote that's why they were called the white house plumbers. and in 2007, one of them no time explained to the new york times did i why he did what he did in that or anyone first break in. else their quote, at no time did i or question whether the operation was necessary legal or more from the summer action was the strongly anyone else there question healthy whether the operation was with necessary, legal, or moral. certain the premise of our action was precincts the strongly held view that of the white house the president certain precincts of the white in those functioning house that the president and o

albert at that time was already in charge at the university and was declared a national hero. the streetd into retirement. formally, due to illness, he then began to have diabetes and he ended up in a vacuum, like a leper. and one thing he left was his wife , daughter katerina, already a girl. listen, maybe a glass of vodka? well, the weather does not pass, as his wife zinaida dies. and six months later. the girl is a simpleton of her whole life and falls in love. who do you think the only son of martsevich, and he got out, then without a residence permit in his once native city of leningrad on the eve of three o'clock in the afternoon i was in the clinic. oh you know, a lot of time a lot. and then a man came up to me on the street. sorry shit. yes, yes, i speak from the clinic and see in the yard. antosha excuse me, i'm worried, antosha petryaevsky is swinging on the swing. well, i think old petryaev probably went up to the apartment to give himself an injection already on insulin, you can’t be late for a minute. i'm sitting in half an hour. i turned it on in this chair tv and god, the

streets struggling and it's not on them. i mean, among those migrants, you know there could be the next albert einstein, a young kid struggling to find a piece of american dream in our state and we're failing them. it doesn't feel good-- >> but they're failing us, right? there are proper ways to come in here assemblyman, and others that are not so proper. a million plus call themselves citizens every year in this country and are added to this country, but isn't that the problem? i think it keeps going back to that. the root of the problem. >> right. and on the other side, neil, we also have offered the legislative intent behind sanctuary cities. in urban environments like new york city we've given a clear and loud message no matter how you come here, we'll offer that kind of safeness for you, but if we can no longer provide that safety net then we have a crisis. so we either need to be honest about building capacity or tell the entire world we no longer have the public capacity to take care of people. neil: so, in your mind, assemblyman, do you think those who espouse sanctuary cities are hypocrites? >> those who -- in terms

albert bethune her grandson who turned and said ms. wilson, mama never did like things being lame and the staff of the university chased it down the street and just as they finished the doors burst open and the beautiful voices of the university proceeded chanting glory glory hallelujah is hope is marching on. i tell the story because it exemplifies the true force of nature of doctor maryof mcleod bassoon one morning and her life she was called the first lady of negro america and the female in washington she was born to enslavela parents starting at jt five years old she could see clearly from the early years, education was the way out so she traveled to make the route and build the education that was never afforded to her advocating, fundraising and building schools from the a grod up for a generation of black children that have valued their thoughts of mine. $1.50 in faith in god. as the senior black member of congress from florida i'm extremely proud to be here today to break another viewing in this house call of democracy broom but to be honest mary mcleod bassoon leaves behind a legacy much greater than anyone statue. she made the f

albert bethune, her grandson, who turned and said, ms. wilson, you know, mama never did like things being late. [laughing] and the staff of the university chased the burgundy cloths down the streetjust as they finished, the doors of the convocation burst open and the beautiful voices of the university choir proceeded outside singing glory, glory hallelujah, his truth is marching on. i tell the story because it exemplifies the true force of nature of dr. mary mcleod bethune. one woman. her life she was called the first lady of negro america, and the female booker t. washington. she was born to enslave to parents and workedor the fields starting at just five years old. she could see clearly from those early years that education was the way out, so she struggled to take that route and built upon the education that was never afforded to her, advocating and fundraising and building schools from the ground up for a generation of black children who had never before been valued for their minds. $1.50 and faith in god, she did it. one woman. as the scene to black member congress from florida, i'm extremely proud to be here today to break yet another glass ceiling in this hallowed hall of

albert. i urge to you reject entire geary street quick build after the puc sewage and water construction in 2025. my question is why now. removing park and quick blsd will be disruptive to merchants, residents and shoppers. top have dpw rip update street to replace pipes in less then and there 2 years come mtaville to the reinstall the project element whats dpw rips up this . is not build trust. how much money are you to pend on this during a time budget short fall for the city what is to be gain snd to shave a few minutes on a commute. benefits don't out weigh the geary merchants. i'm on tervaland experiencing the tervalproject disruptions to the full extent now. my business bear low makes enough to keep payroll and lightos and i'm not making monetch cars and customers avoided it because it is unwelcoming. you don't want to impose the same on geary merchants you are asking small businesses to take a financial hit with the loss of p and 2 roundses of disruption. we dig in financial reserves to weather the disruption. survived covid shut downs many upon have taken reserves during covid we got ppp

rockers once sang, this music will be eternal albert musin matsas, having identified gennady logunov elena galeeva ural bureau of news. the final of the street art and sports competition has started in stavropol. almost 2,000 people from more than 20 countries came to show themselves cardo for several days, young athletes, musicians and artists will find out who is better at performing tricks on a skateboard, drawing graffiti or dancing breakdance andrey chistyakov with details. slides ramps railings on them tricksters four wheels of the board are exchanged for two wheels of a scooter and vice versa, next to the bars and crossbars lifting the coup and corners mixing styles of faces age in the center of stavropol is hot from the karda festival. this is a whole award , this is a festival that brings together a lot of different street directions, a and one of these directions. this is a hip-hop street culture festival karda 6 years old, there are a lot of foreign words and terms. for every daring, agility and, of course, sports excitement, everything is allowed, and acrobatics and gymnastics tricks on bicycles, if only the legs and arms were wh

albert embankment . not far for you to embankment. not far for you to go then to get across the river to downing street.ater. look, i'm not going to mount the inflatable pig and swim across the thames using it as some kind of dirigible. the spaceship power station is just up the road, but this isn't from the pink floyd album cover . if you pink floyd album cover. if you know. you know, look , this is an know. you know, look, this is an interesting day . little more interesting day. little more than a month ago , gb news than a month ago, gb news launched don't kill cash launched our don't kill cash campaign. why did we do that ? campaign. why did we do that? because we know that over a million households in this country don't have a bank account. they don't have debit cards. we know that 5 million brits rely on cash each day to fulfil their basic needs. we know that increasing numbers of shops don't want to take cash. they don't want the cash handung they don't want the cash handling cards. we know that lots of the tech giants like to monitor everything we do via our debit cards , and then they can debi

albert embankment just opposite parliament. now liam and bev, you're you're going to hop across the river in not too long. what's this all about? >> that's right. we're going to be delivering the petition to downing streetand i m >> and i think everybody has a different reason. >> don't they, for thinking that we need to retain cash . for me, we need to retain cash. for me, it's very much about having the freedom to transact without somebody always knowing what you're doing , whether that is a you're doing, whether that is a corporation whetherthat you're doing, whether that is a corporation whether that is corporation or whether that is the i think lose the government. i think we lose that peril. how that freedom our peril. how about ? about you? >> freedom issues are >> those freedom issues are really . we know the really important. we know the big companies to big tech companies like to monitor all spending when we monitor all our spending when we do online, then sell do it online, they can then sell that behaviour here, if you that our behaviour here, if you like, the patterns what we do like, the patterns of what we do , market stuff to us , they can market stuff to us that we need, that we end tha