american employees . azarshahr is american and basically, as much as i told you, i told you what non-american programming, non-american programmers should be used in programming, and i said , what is your non-american, they may use the ideology of china to communist china in the programmer , and now they are worried, more worried that we according to the congress representatives, about half of the population of the united states of america are software that the american shareholders and the chinese are members of according to the world trade law, and the united states must comply with all the principles to be able to do business in the united states. okay, now closing america has gone to this document that it is possible that this can happen on facebook and instagram and in fact they can influence the elections of the united states of america through the use of information and data mining, with the shares they have in this company and access to part of the information. the american people should find a typology with smart phones and intelligent robots. the behavior of americans and americans should be dir

american cheese at all. roughly 80% of american -- reject that position. and and a great many americans -- support the most progressive in any democratic primary. of course, i spent a fortune going from primary to primary to try and defeat those progressive candidates. so we're at this moment where the clichÉs of american jewry that are, i think, trumpeted far too far, often, far too often in the media that say that americans should support israel and. that's why they matter politically. and so israel is the way to reach are very much out of date. the fact is, is only 4% of american shows put israel at the top of their political agenda and that 4% is devoted to and to. so it's a new as far as this debate goes and and i've a book in part to help people catch up now i'll try go through the history in the time that i have so that we have plenty of time questions. but it's going to be hard because like i said, everything complicated. but again, slightly simplistically, most american were anti-zionist up through 1920s. the modern ideas movement began in the 1896 or 1887, and american america

american public. i impulse to be well supported by the american public.— american public. n't american public. i think in general you can't always — american public. i think in general you can't always trust _ american public. i think in general you can't always trust the - american public. i think in general you can't always trust the polls. i you can't always trust the polls. the only ones you can really trust at the one in november 2024. d0 the only ones you can really trust at the one in november 2024. do you think that he — at the one in november 2024. do you think that he will — at the one in november 2024. do you think that he will be _ at the one in november 2024. do you think that he will be able _ at the one in november 2024. do you think that he will be able heal - at the one in november 2024. do you think that he will be able heal some l think that he will be able heal some of these divides in america? it is questionable whether he has made any progress on that front. if this approach is to marginalise, ostracise, stigmatise even supporters of trump, would that

we're going to spend american tax dollars, and buy american. americann the world in research and development. now we rank number nine. china was number eight. decades ago. now china is number two. eight. decades ago. now china is numbertwo. 0ther eight. decades ago. now china is number two. other countries are closing in. this is not about good or bad, it's about competition. it's about competition. that's why with your help, i designed and signed the ships and science act. when the united states invested... i asked this at six... the operation to rescue british nationals from sudan is under way. raf nationals from sudan is under way. planes are invo evacuations raf planes are involved in evacuations from an airstrip near the capital, khartoum. rishi sunak said more flights are expected tomorrow. we said more flights are expected tomorrow— said more flights are expected tomorrow. . ., ., ., , tomorrow. we have an operation up and running. _ tomorrow. we have an operation up and running, thousands _ tomorrow. we have an operation up and running, thousand

what would a revival of our arts that had this truly american shape would that look like it begins with what we were talking about before american americans being a nation of of practical haughty of utility. you mentioned tocqueville. americans don't dislike the beautiful. they just want them beautiful to be. yes, right. it's appropriate. we're never changing that. and i'm not sure we should even think of changing that. yes. so how can how can the liberal arts show their usefulness again in, two ways to the student, to the to the individual and to the culture, to the society and to the country. we have failed as liberal artists. i hate that phrase, failed as of the liberal arts to show how good for us as individuals. oh, i mean, we go and we say, you could you could become you could you can major an inning or your major in philosophy or major in classics and you you can still get a good job in the aerospace industry or that boat or that's baloney with oh there are very good jobs you could have and i remember i was at the national endowment for the humanities my secretary, i conspired to call at the secretary's of the presidents of all the

american jobs and exporting american products and growing our economy. since i took office we've attracted commitments for more than 435 billion dollars in private investment in less than two years. [applause] americananufacturing american engineer look and we've announced over 23 thousand infrastructure construction jobs projects and over 4 500 cities and towns all across america. groundbreaking for new roads and bridges and airports projects deliver clean water high-speed internet to homes and schools. and we're going to clean your great lakes while we're at it by the way. [applause] plus my economic plan is building more clean energy future made in america. for example we're building a network of 500 000. electric vehicle stations by the ibw all across america right here in minnesota when you're driving across i-94 or taking i-35 through the twin cities charging stations will be easy to find as easy to find a gas station today. folks we're providing centers for companies like cummins to manufacture clean energy technology right here in minnesota. for over a century cummins and built diesel engines and heavy duty trucks and power and power generators. for over half half of all medium and heavy dut

so many agencies have become corrupted by american power, american bribery, american threats to, to pay us, you know, but if you go back to the central going of the united nations and the russians who shine is continue to speak resolutely to the, to the bank of america. on the, on the hand is the writing is trying to, to cancel struggles and roach, not asian countries actually close for the good order and good radical. and they can see this. so can african countries like reagan countries pull the national straight follows aren't precisely enough to be able to say it. yeah, we will have to thank you and that's it for the show. and remember going underground is world gusting twice a week every saturday and monday. so stay tuned. meanwhile, you can keep in touch wireless social media if it's not sensitive in your country and had to channel going underground tv and rumbled and come to watch. new and old episodes are going underground few. ah, oh, nice russians state narrative, i'm calling those landscape destination american house, all sunset for a group in 55 when. okay, so mine is 2000 sp

so many agencies have become corrupted by american power, american bribery, american threats to her to us. you know, but if you go back to lou central going of the united nations and she's really the russians she shine, is continue to speak resolutely to her to the bank of america. on the other hand is the writing stage that he's trying to councils, radicals and roach, not asian countries. sticklers for good order and good radical. and they can see this 2nd african countries, reagan countries, pull the nation australia doesn't follow us or an address fugly enough to be able to say it. yeah, we will have to thank you. and that's for the show. and remember, going underground is we're guessing twice a week every saturday and monday. so stay tuned. meanwhile, you can keep in touch wireless social media if it's not sensitive in your country and had to channel going underground tv and rumbled on, come to watch new and old episodes off going underground. ah, the ah . very chavez. canada hasn't been very good to indigenous women and girls who have been missing or found murdered because of the

american goods. there is very little american economy in europe. there are american investments. gence agencies, but all economy. still, it is tied to the chinese cycle, so the macron, when i say the first went, i believe that the continuation will be robot algorithms that exist in social networks, and no one has canceled them. we know that twitter was working for the fbi, like something stopped. i believe that the macron will now receive a very strong response from no one.

american judicial system ? now american judicial system? the american judicial system? the american judicial system? erican constitutional , the the american constitutional, the american media system ? the american media system? the united states is on trial and we are failing badly. badly. first time in my 60 year experi ence as , a criminal defence lawyer, as, a criminal defence lawyer, professor at harvard that i've ever seen following combination of fact , a democrat runs for of fact, a democrat runs for attorney. his pledge to get trump. i wrote book get trump based on his campaign pledge . he based on his campaign pledge. he promises to get trump. so that trump can't beat the head of his party, just become just a moment out of the mike. stop for a moment. stop it for a minute. just to say we've had it confirmed that donald trump has pleaded not guilty. no surprise . sorry. alan, back to you know, first time in history this has ever happened . men from one ever happened. men from one party prosecutes a from another party prosecutes a from another party claiming get him and if he's going to do th

so many agencies have become corrupted by american power, american bribery, american threats to, to pay us, you know, but if you go back to the central oven of the united nations, the russians who shine is continue to speak resolutely to the, to the asian bank of america. on the other hand is the right that is trying to, to cancel struggles and roads. now, asian countries actually close the good order and good radical, and they can see this. so can african countries break and countries pull, the national straight follows aren't fugly enough to be able to say it. yeah. and to thank you. and that's it for the show. and remember going underground is world gusting twice a week every saturday and monday. so stay tuned. meanwhile, you can keep in touch wireless social media if it's not sensitive in your country and had to channel going underground tv and rumbled and come to watch new and old episodes off going underground. ah ah, ah ah, what have you done? i bought a statue that exploded the main suspect in a tower attack they took the life of a prominent russian journalist agreed to cooperat

another reason the role that this plays in american history, in particular way that americans tend to interpret the american revolution in the american revolution, of course is an iconic moment in american. it's the founding moment, right? it is also key element of what we might call historical, which is not the same thing in, of course, historical mythology is by history and is based on history, but it is instead it consists of the stories that we tell ourselves about we came to be and about what's special about us and what our place in the world is, what our in the future is in american historical mythology, focuses especially some key elements and in the american story, but very often the parts from i, you might say, a factual interpretation of actually happens and what the american we see this again and again mean. the whole reason that i wrote a book that i wrote on bunker hill a few years ago, the whites of their eyes was because bunker hill had become a rather our story about bunker had become distorted because the distorted version fit better into the stories that we tell about ourselves. but this a

american products. american workers. every federal project built by american workers using american products, creating american jobs is what i've done since i become president i announced. and by the way, it's consistent with international trading agreements. i announced new standards require all construction material used in the federal infrastructure project have to be made in america, the lumber, the glass, the drywall, the fiber actors so much more and guess what? it creates jobs down the line. and here's something else. decades ago, the united states used to invest over 2% of its entire gross domestic product. all the money we spend on research and development. we led the world in research. today, we invest less than 1%. we used to rank number one in the world in research and development. now we rank number nine in the world. how in the hell does that happen? china was number eight decades ago today. they're number two and we're number nine and a lot of countries are closing in fast. i don't want to wish any other country. well, we have the best scientists, researchers and people in the world. how in god's name do we

american greenback. american power ah ah, the me i welcome back to one of the parts 1st are blunders to an american political writer and to more and to sanction activists. sorry, it's not up to russian to tell the americans how to take their lives. but i think it's important you mentioned that your country and the americans in the ordinary americans are financing a war that is happening very close to my home. in fact, you know, some of my relatives believe in your brain and i know that you have your own view on that conflict. how do you see in the larger frame of things? well to warn ukraine is a proxy war. it's a war against russia. it's a war where the expectation was that russia would collapse under the sheer weight of thousands of sanctions, not only from the us, but from the e. u. and there was the expectation that the whole world would join in, in that us lost sight of their slipping power. and really the great majority of the population of the world did not go along. and most important, china did not go along, but i didn't go along. i interview many experts from around the world, the sort of my line o

american workers. using american products. saving american jobs. people didn't know, didn't know it to be honest eight years ago, that's been the law since the 30's. no one's ever insisted on it. if you can't get the product, the workers, go somewhere else. guess what? i changed that law. it used to be if you got -- did 40% it was ok. so on. not anymore. i'm insisting on it. we are going to spend american tax dollars. americans are paying the money. we are going to buy american when we do it. [applause] by the way, international trade agreement it's all legit. it's all legit. it's been there since the 30's. decades ago the united states used to invest 2% of our gross domestic product, everything, in america. 2%. i am on researching and development. allowing us to lead the world in major fundamental changes in research and development. today it's .7, less than 1%. we used to rank number one in the world in research and development. now we rank number nine. china was number eight. decades ago. now china is number two. other countries are closing in.

washington thinks of this as an american, an american decision. not a joint decision in american operation and an american execution plan. that's been the long traditional i'm thinking in washington, but they've really made significant progress. the allies, in terms of, you know, giving south korea more of a rule in a say, in relaying some of its preferences on when, how and how the united states might have to use nuclear weapons to support that decision at that time comes. and to also learn more about american decision making and how that whole, the whole nuclear enterprise works. so it sounds like this is a big deal. will this commitment be enough for ordinary south koreans? we've seen polling, and i'm sure ukraine giving up its nukes, years ago, played into a lot of this thinking. but citizens in south korea seem to prefer that the country go nuclear on its own. yes, so you know, i think this declaration will reassure south korean government officials and the military. but for those conservative south koreans outside of governments, i know they're criticizing the declaration a

american judicial system ? now american judicial system? the american judicial system? the american judicial system? e american constitutional , the the american constitutional, the american media system ? the american media system? the united states is on trial and we are failing badly. badly. first time in my 60 year experi ence as , a criminal defence lawyer, as, a criminal defence lawyer, professor at harvard that i've ever seen following combination of fact , a democrat runs for of fact, a democrat runs for attorney. his pledge to get trump. i wrote book get trump based on his campaign pledge . he based on his campaign pledge. he promises to get trump. so that trump can't beat the head of his party, just become just a moment out of the mike. stop for a moment. stop it for a minute. just to say we've had it confirmed that donald trump has pleaded not guilty. no surprise . sorry. alan, back to you know, first time in history this has ever happened . men from one ever happened. men from one party prosecutes a from another party prosecutes a from another party claiming get him and if he's going to d

american all american. and you start talking to us here, the americans have a relationship. the ceiling in the museum. leleko with so 100 is called ai-100. and so, when they brought it, well, i open it inside the room and everywhere it says my long libra and all the european and american electronics gps here is such a block and here is such a flash drive, a tiny microscopic american and michael to you tell the americans do not give no, the americans are afraid to get in the teeth, and they can get in the teeth for a reason, but with tactical and strategic nuclear weapons, and poseidon alone can arrange such a fun life for you that 8 percent of your population living living on the coast of the pacific and the atlantic ocean will simply cease to exist, and america understands this and therefore makes such decisions. they are from humanism and some kind of political reflection. there are no divorces there. russia will receive sequences in response, then don't worry. if we succeed, the damage will be minimal compared to what happens here, just simply, yes. i also think that's wh

i am looking forward to american stories and american dreams that make my american dream pale in comparison to the next story of what is possible because we get it right. the good news is the american people -- we are just fine. it is the american government that we have to fix. you see, we get to live where you want to live, love who you want to love, and do what you want to do, but our government keeps telling us we are people. there are people on the radical left that want us to doubt the very look of a person. but the truth is every single generation we become a more perfect union. god has truly blessed the united states of america. let us be a blessing to the good lord and to each other. god bless you. thank you for having me. hope you have a really good night. thank you. thank you so much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> president biden later on his trip commemorating the 25th anniversary of the good friday agre

american goods. there are very few american economies in europe. there are americantments, there is an american whip, there are american intelligence agencies, but the whole economy is everything that is tied to the chinese cycle. so macron, when i say the first one went, i believe that the continuation will be robotic algorithms that exist in social networks and no one has canceled them. we know that twitter was working for the fbi , sort of like something stopped. i believe that the macron will now receive a very strong response. no one will allow him to trade yuan. with china, no one allows him to do this, neither in the european union, nor in the us federal reserve will collapse accordingly. uh. i'm afraid that the macron's situation may come out when the police, there is already chaos on the street, but when the police at least partially or the gendarmerie go over to the side of the macron's protesters, there will be no vertical of power in there will be no bypass of parliament either. this, perhaps, will be, comrades aviation firefighters to them. i think a ver

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boiled down whether you were suffering enough to are what were are or whether you wanted the american american. that country sure looked at me that day better than it had ever looked. i would about that town and about town all over america just. when i wondering how many of them needed that kind of a job, i didn't think the women were were.

african american woman, black american woman, studied at temple university, yale school of architecture and design. you were the first black americanceive a masters in fine arts. and yet, you decided to settle in paris, in france, late 1960, 1961. but why did you not stay in the united states and be part of the civil rights movement if it was so important to you? it was not a question of going or staying for me. it was a question of my own...life. it was my own star i was following. it was... i was supposed to have a life in london, as a matter of fact, when i left yale, and something happened. and so my sort of... ..interest in history and in monuments and so on is not... it is part of me, but not the main part, not the... not the very soul of me. it is more like following the star, following my own path, following my own destiny. but you didn't want to use any influence you might have had to help advance the civil rights movement by staying in the united states? well, i married a frenchman. i was a runaway bride. any regrets? we went to paris for the weekend. and the man i married was a world traveller, was one of the great photo