and alger d. o t v is cooperating in the midst of this this is taking the pulse of the city sending the porters sometimes to all stars surroundings and to use the porters be cursed at last. because they're hard to be. from the government side which is not the case some of these stations was part of that speech inciting people whereas usually you get all of the media is to just take the pulse of the city and the people 'd the top is happening look at international t.v. stations and you see a t.v. station and inviting people to watch and manifestations will bush's vision is you'll know what they've come for that this is how it should be done. we look at for example some what had just described channels inciting citizens to join the demonstrations although we found no now good deed has tweeted out videos of lebanese celebrities urging the channel's followers to go out on the streets and some of those channels reporters have lost or at least parked their objectivity on this story. to the. corresponden

nixon got a great deal of political mileage out of the conviction of alger hiss.l to do with his future career. >> i'm dick nixon, one of your united states congressmen from california. i'm now applying for a new job, that of united states senator. >> in 1950 nixon ran against congresswoman helen gahagan douglas. it was a very rough campaign. filled with a certain amount of innuendo. he called helen douglas a pink lady. >> saying i was against the committee on un-american activities i was for communism. dirty tricks designed to avoid a discussion of issues. >> and anything was acceptable if it guaranteed success. >> in california congressman richard nixon wins easily. >> i know of no person who could have been selected for this high position and high honor by the republican party of the nation. is there any objection? declares richard nixon republican nominee for vice president. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's a good day for the little town of whittier, california. there she is. that's mrs. nixon. he is a very personable young man. and will undoubtedly be a great

and alger d. o t v is cooperating in the midst of this this is taking the pulse of the state sending the porters sometimes to all-stars surroundings and to use for reporters be cursed and asked. because they're hard to be. from the government side which is the case some of these stations was part of the speech inciting people whereas usually you get all of the media is to just think the pulse of the city and to deploy 'd the top is happening look at international t.v. stations and you see a t.v. station and inviting people to war manifestations will bush and she little know what the comfort of this is how it should be done. we looked for examples of what had just described channels inciting citizens to join the demonstrations although we found no now good deed has tweeted out videos of lebanese celebrities urging the channel's followers to go out on the streets and some of those channels reporters have lost or at least parked their objectivity on this story. to see that it is a good. deed correspo

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and what they decided to have these three regimens of mounted cowboy type troops, secretary alger, knowing the inner roosevelt burning desire to go to war, even at edge 39, he offered him the courtesy. of the first regimen. to the amazement of everyone he turned it down. he admitted that you give me a few more weeks, i feel like i can get some information and knowledge and on my belt for training, but i am just not ready to lead a regimen of a thousand men. so, and everyone knew inner roosevelt and ego, and is shocked absolutely shocked. they did not take this position but he recommended is very different. an army captain, a medical officer name leonard one. it was a couple years younger, but he had fought in the apache wars in arizona and was a medal of honor recipient and he said if you make leonard what's the colonel, i would gladly accept the lieutenant colonel ship. and he respected his wishes and that's exactly what happened. so that's how theodore roosevelt became part of the first regiment. in the spanish-american war. host: publicly was he in cuba. mark: quickly. once a war breaks

the program producers later established that this included chemical expert abdel aziz alger newbie and toxicologist khalid yards arani. this was the group that was reported as having deliberately destroyed evidence of the consulate and the council's house it is possible to fully clean up premises of forensic evidence but what you don't leave is evidence that you have fully cleaned and therefore that also again is can be used and often is used as circumstantial evidence against the accused person. on saturday the 20th of october after repeated denials saudi arabia finally admitted that her show she was dead. a statement by the saudi public prosecutor announced the arrest of 18 saudis for questioning and suggested that the murder had occurred as a result of a quarrel. with a small act into law from the up to that. then what do you believe. it. then it was. on sunday the 21st of october. and the crown prince made 2 phone calls to. jamal's son to offer their condolences then on tuesday the 23rd of october they summit him and his uncle. and used it as a photo opportunity. then the turkish g

alger bootstrapping kind of rise to the top in social mobility which lasted 550 years or so is is finished ok well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report on max keiser stacy herbert thanks for watching if you want to catch some twitter it's kaiser reports a lifetime. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark so. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always be one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results priced on what they think you should be see if they have this kind of power then democracy is an illusion the free and fair election doesn't exist the more road we give them the sooner we're all. 6 hours of. the presidents of russia and turkey result in a new plan for. peace rejects. deal time table for doing him to debate over the

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to having interest aristocracy run the country and what we used to equate to america and the ratio alger bootstrapping kind of rise to the top in social mobility era which lasted 550 years or so is is finished ok well that's going to do it for this edition of the khans report i'm max guys or stacy herbert thanks for watching if you want to catch on twitter it's kaiser reports a lifetime bio. seemed wrong. just don't hold. me. to see how to stay active. and engaged with. the trail. find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. is this sort of a realistic prospect in 10 years and you understand why it kind of creeps people out over the. years there is what i call the creepy line and the policy about a lot of these things is to get right up to the creepy line but not cross it i would argue that implanting things in your brain is beyond the creepy one. at least for the moment.

alger bootstrapping rise to the top in social mobility which lasted 550 years or so is finished ok we're going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report on. stacy herbert thanks for watching if you want to catch on twitter it's kaiser reports a lifetime. 6 hours of talks between the presidents of russia could result in a new plan for northern syria that will get in the way. you can't reject. timetable triggering him. he awaits the use decision over a deadline. on facebook launches a crusade against foreign interference in the 2020 us election with a new. package of counter measures including flagging state run media accounts. this is all to international thanks for.

alger a an official is trying tt on ukraine's side. they show support for ukraine, allows military aid to be provided, then you crane can feel more safe and cure that they will not continue their aggression. so if you believe in the policy of preventing their aggression, i can see you taking it quite far so far as these political questions are, you know, out there for years now without any real answers for bureaucrats who are trying to, in many cases, do the right thing, but i think you are right to point out that people might want to get stuff in writing, and that what's app texts are not the best way to get your instructions. you saw bill taylor there said in exasperation, i would have to quit if the military aid was cut off because of a refusal to do this. it is going on every day and this is the most stark example. if we're going to be frank the standards have changed acrokroc the board in the last couple years. >> all right, still ahead with president trump facing serious legal questions, he is turning to two of his most trusted s

the program produces later established that this included chemical expert abdel aziz alger newbie and toxicologist khalid yards of ronnie. this was the group that was reported as having deliberately destroyed evidence at the consulate and the consuls house it is possible to fully clean the premises of friends who governs but what you then leave is evidence that you have fully cleaned and therefore that also again is can be used and often is used as circumstantial evidence against the accused person. on saturday the 20th of october after repeated denials saudi arabia finally admitted that her show she was dead. a statement by the saudi public prosecutor announced the arrest of 18 saudis for questioning and suggested that the murder had occurred as a result of a quarrel. personally small the act into law from the up to going to. tell what do you do with. it a little bit in on your. up mother. then it was. on sunday the 21st of october. and the crown prince made 2 phone calls to. jamal's son to offer their condolences then on tuesday the 23rd of october they summoned him and his uncle. a

the program produces later established that this included chemical expert abdel aziz alger newbie and toxicologist khalid yards of ronnie. this was the group that was reported as having deliberately destroyed evidence of the consulate and the consuls house it is possible to fully clean the premises of forensic evidence but what you don't leave is evidence that you have fully cleaned and therefore that also again is can be used and often is used as circumstantial evidence against the accused person. on saturday the 20th of october after repeated denials saudi arabia finally admitted that her show she was dead. a statement by the saudi public prosecutor announced the arrest of 18 saudis for questioning and suggested that the murder had occurred as a result of a quarrel. closer than a small act into law for the up to that. then what do you believe. it. then it was. on sunday the 21st of october. and the crown prince made 2 phone calls to. jamal's son to offer their condolences then on tuesday the 23rd of october they summoned him and his uncle. and used it as a photo opportunity. then th

the program producers later established that this included chemical expert abdel aziz alger newbie and toxicologist khalid yards of ronnie. this was the group that was reported as having deliberately destroyed evidence of the consulate and the consuls house it is possible to fully clean a premises of forensic evidence but what you don't leave is evidence that you have fully cleaned and therefore that also again is can be used and often is used as circumstantial evidence against the accused person. on saturday the 20th of october after repeated denials saudi arabia finally admitted that her show she was dead. a statement by the saudi public prosecutor announced the arrest of 18 saudis for questioning and suggested that the murder had occurred as a result of a quarrel. personally small that act into law for the op to going to cut that. down what do you believe. it. then it was when they did the. talking. on sunday the 21st of october. and the crown prince made 2 phone calls to. jamal's son to offer their condolences then on tuesday the 23rd of october they summit him and his uncle. and u

the program produces later established that this included chemical expert abdel aziz alger newbie and toxicologist khalid yards of ronnie. this was the group that was reported as having deliberately destroyed evidence of the consulate and the consuls house it is possible to fully clean up premises of forensic evidence but what you don't leave is evidence that you have fully cleaned and therefore that also again is can be used and often is used as circumstantial evidence against the accused person. on saturday the 20th of october after repeated denials saudi arabia finally admitted that her show she was dead. a statement by the saudi public prosecutor announced the arrest of 18 saudis for questioning and suggested that the murder had occurred as a result of a quarrel. with a small that act into law from the up to going to cut that. down what do you believe. it. then it was. on sunday the 21st of october. and the crown prince made 2 phone calls to. jamal's son to offer their condolences then on tuesday the 23rd of october they summoned him and his uncle. and used it as a photo opportuni

and alger d. o t v is cooperating in the midst of this this is taking the pulse of the city sending the porters sometimes to all star surroundings and to use the porters be cursed at last. because they're hired to be. from the government side which is not the case some of the stations was part of it mostly inciting people whereas usually you get a lot of the media is to just take the pulse of the city and that employed what is happening look at international t.v. stations and you see a t.v. station and inviting people to go and manifestations will bush and bush little know what the comfort of this is how it should be done. we looked for examples of what had just described channels inciting citizens to join the demonstrations although we found now a good deed has tweeted out videos of lebanese celebrities urging the channel's followers to go out on the streets and some of those channels reporters have lost or at least parked their objectivity on this story. and if you got a good. deed correspondent

jennifer alger experienced severe complications and bleeding at work. in 2016, the court said she failed to show her pregnancy related complications constitute a disability under ada. that is unacceptable. those women need clear right to accommodation so they can follow doctor's orders and stay healthy and on the job. rep. bonamici: thank you. my time is about to expire. i want to thank ms. wilbur for bringing the business perspective. that was part of the conversation when oregon passed the bill. the business community really wanted that certainty. i don't have time for a question, but i wanted to thank you for that perspective. i yield five minutes to mr. thompson from pennsylvania. rep. thompson: thank you, madam chair, thank you, ladies, for being here. really important hearing and topic. ms. mclaughlin, thank you for being here. discrimination of any type should not be tolerated and i strongly support the federal laws that protect federal protect -- that pregnant workers, such as the pregnancy discrimination act of 1978 and the americans with discr

fromine: davide serra alger breese, joining us from millennium, thank you.t word news. trumps week, president outlines his vision for the vision of medicare. he is scheduled to travel to florida tomorrow, where he will promise to strengthen the program for the elderly and disabled. he will issue an executive order regarding medicare advantage, involving private insurers. he once the contract is klein with those being offered by democratic candidates. a federal district court says the nation's oldest college does not discriminate against asian americans. it rolled it is lawful for harvard to use grace for one of the criteria for admissions. the suit was brought by an anti-affirmative action group and they plan to appeal. global news, 24 hours a day on-air on tictoc and twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you. greatly appreciated this morning, as well. it is time to move beyond october first. yesterday we saw the pageantry in beijing, and not only the violen

alger for it to get it over with.rom over. step dance there. a labourmep from over. step dance there. a labour mep michael peerless here with us. you are hearing a little bit of step dance there as well. is that what people are talking about here at the council as they go on with other business. this is absolutely a focus now, because getting oh the deal over the line was a great moment, but almost immediately and during the negotiations, the question was canned mrjohnson get this to on saturday. , i think we are going to hear about the work knife edge... the commission leader younger was quite quite tight—lipped yesterday about an extension. mrjuncker said there was no need and that there will be no prolongation. this caused some excitement, but the fact is that it is not his decision to make. it is the decision of the eu 27 member states. there, the dynamic is quite a complicated one, but in essence, there will be great reluctance, i think, to turning down an extension where the uk to request one. the potential cons