this is a photograph by alfred palmer.e woman is working on wires, but comments on flicker tell us that she is not really working on wires. it's a posed photograph, and you kind of suspect that, because she is so beautifully groomed. she has on a very stylish dress. she has on work gloves. not all the women in these situations would wear those, but perhaps that's a concession. it was a very different to static used for some rosy the riveting type pictures. rosÉ was a phenomenon surrounding world war ii when women took over jobs previously done by men. there was a lot of animosity towards women coming into the workplace. the government launched a publicity campaign to show that women could do these jobs, that they were capable of doing them and doing them with a smile. so that's what the roads either rebut or term suggests. alfred palmer did a lot of work in hollywood before he came to work for the office of war information. this shows up in the dramatic lighting in a lot of his pictures. this one is very dramatic-looking.

alfred scheidegger invests in small biotech companies developing new cancer drugs. have a good day about his goal is to sell the small companies to pharmaceutical companies for a profit. so. how are you doing yes they're doing ok for those fables we're doing. is good the truth. mr shining what's going on here yeah that's a shell so it's like a marriage market it's unbelievable. if you run into all kinds of biotech companies especially on. all mafia list pharmaceutical companies aiming to take over small companies later on once they've provided proof that their cancer drug is effective in humans like we do and i think it's you know. 60 percent of new drugs are not developed by pharmaceutical companies but by small biotech companies they need a lot of money for studies with patients and this money comes from investors like alfred shah tica and marcos horsa. try to gross company often invests during the early stages of research but the pharmaceutical industry pays the most when a biotech company is about to launch a new drug on the market the pharmacist lying to us for

in 1893, "washington post" reporter george alfred townson visited britannia at tutor place. in the course of her interview, he asked her whether a clever woman should submit to an inferior husband. to this, britannia replied, "i believe that women, by putting themselves forward in the world do not elevate but degrade themselves. it's a woman's part in life to live and serve where she loves." now, while this statement might be construed by historian today as anti-feminist, it further illustrates the mindset in which britannia kennon was raised and the philosophy to which she adhered. the statement is especially ironic considering britannia never remarried after her husband's death in 1844 and during that 67-year period of her widowhood, she was afforded rights and privileges not typically granted to married women during the time. and her son-in-law later recalled that, as a widow, she received no less than three proposals of marriage. britannia kennon has been called the first curator of tudor place and it's a title well deserved. in addition to providing these reminiscences

you know michel for jerry my name is alfred scheidegger and i'm a risk capital investor day here in san francisco i'm attending the world's biggest health care conference. invests in small biotech companies developing new cancer drugs. have a good day about his goal is to sell my small companies to pharmaceutical companies for a profit. so. this is our a very good i just do not tell you whether those babies were doing. as good the truth as your mr shining or what's going on here that's a shock. it's like a marriage market it's unbelievable. if you run into all kinds of biotech companies especially own political ones mafia with pharmaceutical companies aiming to take over small companies later on once they've provided proof that their cancer drug is effective in humans like we're doing that it's in the top. 60 percent of new drugs are not developed by pharmaceutical companies but by small biotech companies they need a lot of money for studies with patients and this money comes from investors like alfred scheidegger and marcus horsa. try to gross company often invests during the early sta

denied committing war crimes 7 years ago when the country descended into civil war the trial for alfred and parties in the guy sauna began at the international criminal court on tuesday they're accused of targeting muslims and a campaign of torture murder and rape often was whims elector rebels overthrew the government at the time they were allegedly lead is a very predominantly christian rebel group from its inception and i saw i was aware of the anti bloc as organizational policy. their policy entailed violent targeting of muslim civilians in western ca are based on their religious national or ethnic affiliation were perceived as collectively responsible for complicit with and supportive of the stellar you will hear this referred to as the criminal policy or common purpose in our presentation that's not correspond to study but the hate for us to tell us more about the significance of this goes well this is the 1st time that the 2 main major suspects in the way for violence that happened in 20132014 in central african republic are actually on trial here it's a trial that will be closel

alfred china grrr invests in small biotech companies developing new cancer drugs. have a good day about his goal is to sell me a small companies to pharmaceutical companies for a profit. so. this is how are you doing yes actually doing ok for those playability start what we're doing. is good but 1st. mr shiner what's going on here that's a shot so it's like a marriage market it's unbelievable. if you run into all kinds of biotech companies especially own political ones that fall off a list pharmaceutical companies aiming to take over small companies later on once they've provided proof that their cancer drug is effective in humans like we do and that it's in the. 60 percent of new drugs are not developed by pharmaceutical companies but by small biotech companies they need a lot of money for studies with patients and this money comes from investors like alfred schott ika and marcus horsa. try to close company often invests during the early stages of research but the pharmaceutical industry pays the most when a biotech company is about to launch a new drug on the mar

i know that king alfred would approve of that, and i know that the people of somerset will certainlyime minister if he supports us. prime minister johnson: i thank my hon. friend, who is a great advocate of somerset and is committed to his constituents. i thank him for what he is doing. he has raised this issue twice with me now, and i thank him for that, but may i humbly suggest that the best way forward is for the consultation to proceed and for local people to decide what the best form of local government is that they want? mr gregory campbell: the prime minister is now aware of the problems that we warned about over many months before the northern ireland protocol was introduced. these problems are scheduled to get worse from april. will he outline a timeline, as indicated in last week's e-petition, whereby people in northern ireland, and indeed across the uk, will be able to enjoy free trade across the nation, including from gb to ni, like that enjoyed by every other independent trading nation? prime minister johnson: yes, indeed. i have made it absolutely clear to our eu friend

denied committing war crimes 7 years ago when the country descended into civil war the trial for alfred patrice. began at the international criminal court on tuesday they are accused of targeting muslims in a campaign of torture murder and rape and iraq's president condemned a series of rocket attacks in the northern city of erbil calling it a dangerous escalation 3 blasts were heard and smoke was seen near the airport where u.s. forces are stationed an iranian backed shia group claims to have targeted the military base one foreign contractor was killed and several others were wounded including a u.s. service member. those are your headlines on al-jazeera do you find a show starts right now. if you find fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe. that you can. chart. or track. your writing again. yeah ok hard to tell for sure yeah yeah it's over time for dale well you know my story and i suppose yeah. yeah. whereas i was a lawyer as well as you know yeah yeah. he got a good look at the song he's alive i had one pulled. what is going on you really are. good

you know michel for jerry my name is alfred scheidegger and i'm a risk capital investor day here in san francisco i'm attending the world's biggest health care conference. invests in small biotech companies developing new cancer drugs. have a good day about his goal is to sell me a small companies to pharmaceutical companies for a profit. so. how are you doing here do not tell you why they don't play because if you start what we're doing. is good the truth. mr shining or what's going on here. it's like a marriage market it's unbelievable. if you run into all kinds of biotech companies especially own political ones that fall mafia with pharmaceutical companies aiming to take over small companies later on once they've provided proof that their cancer drug is effective in humans and the like we're doing that it's in the. 60 percent of new drugs are not developed by pharmaceutical companies but by small biotech companies they need a lot of money for studies with patients and this money comes from investors like alfred scheidegger and marcus horsa. trying to close company often invests durin

i'd like to begin by introducing our first speaker, demetrius "al" alfred. we would like to hear from each of you about your experiences. but al, first tell us about yourself. you're a 30-year firefighter and e.m.t. in st. louis. you're the president of your local union, and president also of the missouri state could be soifl firefighters. you and your fellow workers -- you and your -- state council of firefighters. you sapped your fellow workers -- pres. biden: before you start, you heard that expression, god made man and then he made a few firefighters. >> yes, sir. good afternoon, miss rice and mr. president. it's a pleasure to be here, an honor to speak to you and good to see you again, mr. president. we have met before, i enjoy your company every time. let me start out by saying, in st. louis, the firefighters have had a tough time with covid. going on calls, we've had to change up our direction on protocol, masking up and six feet, social distancing. we've even changed some protocol that when we go on medical runs and get call, people trapped in a hous

alfred's alley has been preserved with its original colonial buildings intact, a quaint remember of thestands for the visitor today much as it was when the first continental congress met here to attend the birth of a nation. soldiers pause before america's most precious chime, the liberty bell. the graveyards of philadelphia nestled close to historic churches receive the attention of visiting men and women in uniform. the weather tablets marking the graves read like a who's who of the american revolution. there are many ways of spending a sunday afternoon in philadelphia. one of them is at the national league a park, where the philadelphia phillies play. as part of the afternoon program of recreational activity on religious emphasis day, the ball game cincinnati was a popular attraction for serviceman and their enthusiastic hosts. among the dozens of churches and synagogues in philadelphia are many whose history parallel the city far into colonial days. one of these is the second oldest synagogue in the united states. founded in 1740, it was the congregation of a revolutionary war hero

the other two men alfred and george the brothers continue to deny their involvement. >> finally, do wedea of the timeframe for how long this part of the process will go on? does the plea deal change anything? >>e still have the compilation of evidence staged for the other. then, there will be a charg stage after that. we are long off from the justice for the murder. >> we started in the u.s., now we turn to france. gerardo pardue has been put under a investigation of rape and assault. the charges date back to 2018. the 70-year-old has always denied the charges. >> we reed on this when it all began two years ago. a young actress brought these allegations against gerardo pardue. we are told she is a family of -- a friend of the family and that's how she became -- she came to be in his parents flat. we are told she was sexually assaulted twice. she lodged complaint then. it was opened up, that was dropped in 2019 because the prosecutor pointed that there was not enough seriou evidence to take it further. then she exercised a to appeal directly to the magistrates office or to take it furth

alfred holy cow this doesn't believe the curtains will stay down. he 1st went to the cinema when he was 4 years old. he saw the german western treasure of silver lake and was hooked. you have and when i was young between the ages of 16 and 20 if i liked a film i would go and see it several times the 1st week it was released i saw barry lyndon 4 days in a row when in this thread barry ruined labs and sent me to the trouble to properly use the shit out of fear you have a date it's just you in the film and you go somewhere special you don't want any distractions not even your girlfriend you just want to concentrate us and you can only do that in the cinema comes where you watch a film makes a difference. but what if cinemas are thinking into the past turning to desolate ruins. the venue itself has to be part of what draws you there i think the time when people would be thrilled to go out again is just around the corner it would be proper for books. in the philippines people are allowed to go out again. in manila there's the float in the cinema a trip t

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i don't know that is necessarily playing against alfred just got our butt kicked. >> they will miss at least the next two games, with a hamstring strain. more from pebble beach tonight on game day. we catch up with the bay area's most popular golfer. >> what if i go to the golf course or i'm just like walking around my neighborhood or just going into a store, people notice, like, are you the guy that got the car door, and i said yeah, i am. >> even the most popular, or most avid golfers have never heard of a condor. well, we will introduce you to the guy behind the once-in-a- lifetime story tonight at 11:30 on game day. i have never heard of a condor beside the bird. >> same. have you, brian? >> no. unless there is a trap named a condor. but, no. the bird it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i'i've never h heard snoriri. exexactly. no problblem. and..... done. and,d, now, saveve 50% on ththp number 3 360 limiteded editin smsmart bed plplus free prprm delivery w when you adadd a b. ends m monday. we made usaaaa insura

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denied committing war crimes 7 years ago when the country descended into civil war the trial for alfred yes tom and patrice i guess sauna began at the international criminal court on tuesday they are accused of targeting muslims in a campaign of torture murder and rape and it was after muslim seleka rebels overthrew the government at the time they were allegedly leaders of a predominantly christian rebel group from its inception and i saw i was aware of the anti blockers organizational policy that policy entailed violent targeting of muslim civilians in western c.a.r. who based on their role aegis national or ethnic affiliation were perceived as collectively responsible for complicit with and supportive of the telic you will hear this referred to as the criminal policy or common purpose in our presentation. i have understood everything that has been said here and i get to critically say these counts are not correct i reject all of the charges you have laid against me which should have been done i don't recognize the charges brought against me i am not guilty following this story for us

you know it when i 1st saw a photo of him he's the sort of book like the alfred hitchcock or me. and i was intrigued by it and then and you know i love this period. i love the thirty's forty's you know i romanticize about a lot and obviously you know and then i've always been a fan of. billie holiday and even those you know lester young comes into this one a little bit who who i was a big fan of like the dexter gordon's in the. big fan of that and you know this is this book was fashion or this film was fashioned after a book chasing the scream. but you know hand nari and and. you know it just gave some. wonderful critical insight into believing when what she endured during this time. you know it to anybody else if it was if it was if it was a celebrity then they happened to be a white celebrity hooked on heroin anslinger and said i think she's more fit for a doctor's care and the fact that it was billie holiday and you know. you know a colored woman in other planet racial it might as well have been another planet we're talking to garrett hedlund and 3 we're talking about the who

a desperate search for survivors at least 170 people are missing alfred lacey in the himalayas bursts triggering flash floods in india. alone welcome ip to w watching al-jazeera live from also coming up calling for democracy in me and protesters gather for a 3rd day in a row to denounce last week's military coup.

after the unwelcome discovery the real estate company turned to an expert alfred crippen dorf is an engineer and former captain with the east german army. he's qualified to work with chemical agents such as mustard gas and. he says he's mobile laboratory are right next to the building site for an on the spot soil analysis. is long gone you're expecting a very strong contamination of the soil here and also the recovery of large amounts of materials containing arsenic. such as clark one and clark 2 us human being. given that the site was once home to a world war 2 factory that made chemical warfare agents this is hardly a surprise. some of the old buildings still there. for decades no one paid much attention parties were held at a boat house here and the former owner of the berlin housing authority did nothing . now the authorities say it's up to the new owners to clear any old ordinance. but the investor doesn't want to pay for it because that would mean passing on the cost of these toxic legacy to buyers and tenants. of the new. year old glass containers from the lab area and here is a piece

denied committing war crimes 7 years ago when the country descended into civil war the trial for alfred. began at the international criminal court on tuesday they are accused of targeting muslims in a campaign of torture murder and rape and iraq's president condemned a series of rocket attacks in the northern city of erbil calling it a dangerous escalation 3 blasts were heard and smoke was seen near the airport where u.s. forces are stationed an iranian backed shia group claims to have targeted that military base one foreign contractor was killed and several others were wounded including a u.s. service member we're back with you a news hour in the live under 25 minutes a little over 25 an inside story is next. could catalonia again try to secede from spain regional elections have given separatists an increased majority but parties that favor spain also made a strong showing so could this lead to more political chaos this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. it's been a turbulent 3 years since catalonia tried to secede from spain the government in madrid had an authorized t

after the unwelcome discovery the real estate company turned to an expert alfred crippen off as an engineer and former captain with the east german army. he's qualified to work with chemical agents such as mustard gas and. he says his mobile laboratory are right next to the building site for an on the spot soil analysis. is long gone you're expecting a very strong contamination of the soil here and also the recovery of large amounts of materials containing arsenic such as quark one and clark 2 most you can name. given that the site was once home to a world war 2 factories that make chemical warfare agents this is hardly a surprise. some of the old buildings are still there. for decades no one paid much attention parties were held at a boat house here and the former owner of the berlin housing authority did nothing . now the authorities say it's up to the new owners to clear any old ordinance. but the investor doesn't want to pay for it because that would mean passing on the cost of this toxic legacy to bias and tenants. the need to. hear old glass containers from the lab area and here is a

tonight committing war crimes 7 years ago when the country descended into civil war the trial for alfred your tongue and party said wad and go son began at the international criminal court on tuesday they're accused of targeting muslims in a campaign of torture murder and rape from its inception and i saw i was aware of the anti-black as organizational policy that policy entailed violent targeting of muslim civilians and western c.a.r. who based on their role ijaz national or ethnic affiliation were perceived as collectively responsible for complicit with and supportive of the telic you will hear this referred to as the criminal policy for common purpose in our presentation. memos military has denied carrying out to cuba and has pledged to going to hold elections next year a spokesman for the armed forces says they had no choice but to seize power protest against a military takeover and now in the 11th day french president tomorrow micro has pledged to step up efforts to fight al qaeda linked groups in the it's a hollow region microbe was speaking by video link to the presidents of the g

war crime 7 years ago when the country descended into civil war the trial for alfred khatam and patrice at the sauna began at the international criminal court on tuesday they are accused of targeting muslims in a campaign of torture murder and rape it was often muslim seleka rebels overthrew the government at the time they were allegedly leaders of a predominantly christian rebel group from its inception and i saw i was aware of the anti blockers organizational policy that policy entailed violent targeting of muslim civilians and western c.a.r. who based on their role aegis national or ethnic affiliation were perceived as collectively responsible for complicit with and supportive of the telic you will hear this referred to as the criminal policy or common purpose in our presentation reporting from the i.c.c. at the hague here is step. well this is the 1st time that the 2 main major suspects in the way for violence that happened in 20132014 in central african republic are actually on trial here it's a trial that will be closely watched also in the central african republic at the moment w

denied committing war crimes 7 years ago as the country descended into civil war prosecutors say alfred a rebel leader known as rambo and former football official at least in one case owner were senior leaders of the mainly christian anti baloch a movement that targeted muslim civilians in a campaign of violence after muslim silica rebels seized power in 2013 their alleged crimes include torture murder and rape your tom was arrested in 2018 after firing a gun in central african republic parliament he says he was then tortured you know so now was detained a month later in france step bason reports from the hague outside diego tom and but these. listened quietly when the long list of charges was read out murder rape recruitment of child soldiers they both unite any involvement pursuit of. mr president i repeat and i don't recognize myself in the i think it was a sin against me i am not guilty. but prosecutors say they have overwhelming evidence that you got tom and i saw and i have led the ante bellum movement in a campaign meant to remove the muslim population from the country yet almost

play polo player loci trying to call alfred kwok to. talk to about the connection keeps breaking off. he's into the 1st family don't want to give up they can't rest until the remains of their father and brothers are found. european and german energy companies also import coal from colombia. even though we're aware of the scale of the paramilitary of dictions in colombia has become. prominent opposition we meet with a board member of german energy supplier in beating me to discuss the allegations of targeted expulsions and killings in connection with coal mining in colombia so. it would seem sure that we've been sourcing coal from colombia for years we're going to plea regret that things such as paramilitary operations and disappearances keep happening and we've offered our help but these matters have to be dealt with in colombia in their judicial system and the stylus innocents are shooting or for the crime the admission just replacing colombian courts is not a job in your states as you're proving does a snitch deal for him to be. in re

african republic have denied committing war crimes 7 years ago as the country descended into civil war alfred a rebel leader known as rambo and former football official patrice it will go sauna are accused of targeting muslims in a campaign of torture murder and rape in 2013 are being tried at the international criminal court in the hague. to stay with us al jazeera world continues next hour back after that with news or tommy then if you can thanks for watching. thanks. to our. local drug. squad. bluestone how do you mean squat. and that cripple and so i see is not need to be at the end the most i want on you just say they have just pulled an idea been me me out sour bade me been. bad but damn. important move. move to the finals out had the book can turn the blood pumping will limit joe gentz. again of all your. really suggest government. should not even. when i'm seeing the. going to continue to. work as a bidet stina to us spain at 7 in a 10 year knesset. should be an african union leader shabby whatever. you feel and. what i can live it up push anybody help establish it awful bad move see

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companies they need a lot of money for studies with patients and this money comes from investors like alfred schott ika and marcos haasan. try to close company often invests during the early stages of research but the pharmaceutical industry pays the most when a biotech company is about to launch a new drug on the market no part of this is buying the u.s. company of texas the price sector with $90000000000.00 nearly as lions as if we did buy kites farm out for almost $12000000000.00 you know vargas is now demanding a record price of 2 point one $1000000.00 for of excess treatment is it the greasy noodles there are calculations involved that have an impact on the price tag and the fact you have to gain back your investment and of course that's part of the market price in the event based on the diet of souls from bach plays with him riaa no artist managed to avoid dealing with the biotech companies for investors by signing a contract directly with the university saving them billions. for patient court bending or at a hospital camera is able to be successfully produced on the 2nd try. to do you

alfred q. powell of manchester, virginia, just south across the james from richmond and he's appointed by a member who is part of the reconstructed virginia government, he is a carpet bagger from the north, a former union officer and he serves in a district that represents richmond and its environs. he is appointed in 1871, we know he serves about a year and a half in the house and he is also the other connection there is that he is the great grand nephew of john mercer langston who was in washington at that point. >> i think he was serving as the dean or president of howard university at the time and later he's going to be in congress himself, too. so there is the sort of network, there is this interesting kind of network of people who know other people and are able to move pieces around and make things happen. and then, you know, then we get from george downing in the 1860s running the house restaurant right up to the chief of staff for oscar de priest being refused service in the house. osca

for it but alfred the government of people well founded. in april 2020 benazir are made moves from rab to become the most powerful policeman in bangladesh. one of the article reshuffle egypt on we're going to. play nothing for nothing or younger. he says he's involved in a network of corruption placing policeman in jobs that aren't bribes and paying a cut to their superiors listen look we also want to pursue if you. don't monitor i mean that you have. a little communing with the speed of us we do. a little bit back and you only step i.z. show. into one of the freed up because the only other people are going to get to be today are. going to go on which is a guy thing. in the home of the district where the ahmed brothers grew up a young member of the clan is running for election. i see form it is the nephew of generalized us and son of us who lives in kuala lumpur. in january 2020 a c. fluent choose his political career he wins on an anti corruption platform. i don't don't need to ask i would run it for me i'll be on your mom and everyone wan

after the unwelcome discovery the real estate company turned to an expert alfred crippen door as an engineer and former captain with the east german army. he's qualified to work with chemical agents such as mustard gas and. he says he's mobile laboratory right next to the building site for an on the spot soil analysis. is long gone you're expecting a very strong contamination of the soil here and also the recovery of large amounts of materials containing arsenic. such as clark one and clark 2 most human being. given that the site was once home to a world war 2 factories that make chemical warfare agents this is hardly a surprise. some of the old buildings are still there. for decades no one paid much attention parties were held at a boat house here and the former owner of the berlin housing authority did nothing . now the authorities say it's up to the new owners to clear any old ordinance. but the investor doesn't want to pay for it because that would mean passing on the cost of this toxic legacy to buyers and tenants. of the new. era old glass containers from the lab area and here is a pie

serious civil unrest might take the form of personal violence, such as timothy mcveigh's bombing of the alfred federal office building in oklahoma city in 1995, or the attempted assassination of representative stephen scalise in 2017. it is worth remembering that mcveigh achieved his evil goal through something as simple as a truck full of fertilizer. but cannot give much comfort to those who think violence is only the plaything of guns. i describe these possibilities with a sinking heart. i do not, nevertheless described them because i expect them as a likelihood. for all of the polarization d.c. in public life, poll after poll shows that ordinary americans do and they were associated with people like alexander hamilton. there were others who saw america as having a -- future. who saw america as a land of freeholders living on farms and essentially pursuing an agrarian lifestyle. they were associated with people like thomas jefferson. , in the founding period and into the 19th century, we saw arguments, intense arguments, both politically and constitutionally, about whether americans should h

serious civil unrest might take the form of personal violence, such as timothy mcveigh's bombing of the alfred federal office building in oklahoma city in 1995, or the attempted assassination of representative stephen scalise in 2017. it is worth remembering that mcveigh achieved his evil goal through something as simple as a truck full of fertilizer. but cannot give much comfort to those who think violence is only the plaything of guns. i describe these possibilities with a sinking heart. i do not, nevertheless described them because i expect them as a likelihood. for all of the polarization d.c. in public life, poll after poll shows that ordinary americans do and so we want to invite sam greg to now talk to us about the competing economic visions now and how they are fueling the deep divisions. dr. greg, let's talk about those economic visions that are creating deep divisions in our country. >> thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be with you. i'm here to talk about some of the economic divisions that mark our current politics. it is worth remembering that the united states has been char

world war ii veteran alfred guerra getting help from his fellow vets.d they found it difficult to maintain the upkeep so his daughter reached out for help on social media. good things can come from social media. several veterans groups responded. they are working around-the-clock. they say they want to fully restore his home. the war hero is staying with his daughter in the meantime, the one who reached out for all the help and he says as long as he's with family, he's always happy. thank you to the groups who stepped up to do something so special. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful he spent the evening with us. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy wednesday. on november 22, 1963, a man called lee harvey oswald murdered the president of the united states. there were a lot of questions about what happened, but there was never any question about who lee harvey oswald was. oswald was a passionate and committed communist. in 1959, he gave up his american passport an

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i think the concept of outward bound, i think, it was alfred lord tennyson he wrote that in poems. that's always rung a bell with me, outward bound. apollo 8 was the epitome of that. past escape velocity, off you go. so i agree with what you're saying about it. >> i'm just going to close with an advertisement, because that was so beautiful. for probably some in this audience who were too young to be around for apollo, we are trying to recreate it for you on the national mall. so if you haven't had a chance yet, please come out after 9:30 tonight through saturday night and take a look at the saturn 5 rocket on the washington monument. it is beautiful. it is awe-inspiring. i cried when i first saw it. >> but you cry all the time. >> he knows me. >> we got two criers. >> two criers. >> me too a little bit. >> okay. great. let me release the panel. >> yes. we have a special guest, a surprise guest for all of you. >> we should go. >> i'll let john release the panel first. [ applause ] >> off we go. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. [ applause ] >> so we made this program a little fl