anh, you, yeah, i baked you some pancakes here, labeled, with jam, great, like he’s yours, he doesn’tanh, hello, come here, uh-huh, no need to take off your shoes, come here, i’m going now, now i’m coming, go, quickly, quickly, well, come here, look, well , open the last page, end, end, finished, i finished, we we finished writing, we finished writing, we’re great, and sinitsinaya, anya, you’re doing great! “i congratulate you, thank you, yes, but no , you probably need to call the publishing house, my father had telephone numbers somewhere, i really don’t know where to look for them now, no, you don’t have to look, i found them, wrote out, a lot, but, but i, i already called, yes, yes, well done, so what, but just?" "they said, well, who's saying what, yeah, there's a line somewhere, someone's busy, the wrong profile or topic, the wrong one, so they refused, that's it, you, listen, don't worry, the main thing is the truth , you see, i just copied them from the internet, perhaps they... more, you know, i only copied them in moscow, there are different cities, there are a lot of publis

anh?after the divorce. and from another man, yeah, but we have a similar story with her, the fact that her husband raised his hand against her more than once, she returned, i also had the same thing, the fact that i returned to my husband also forgave , everything, but then i still have a part in my heart, dignity, the fact that you need to love your self-love too, gone, you are happiness now, you have three children, and because i bought a house last year, moved to live outside the city, they said they wanted to live in city, and we have a video, let's see what kind of house you bought there, what you have there, where we will work, hello, welcome to my home, hello, oh, how nice, this is a small yard, a bathhouse, a woodshed , glad to see you here. at home, come in, settle down, oh, how clean, we eat here, here we cook food, here we like to relax, relax, read books, swing with our daughter, and the boys come to you, it even spins, they like it, yes, cozy house, so rustic, look, clean, lit

anh, ah, i have a present for you, but it’s in the car. oh, well, okay then, let's go., thank you very much too, yes, okay , goodbye, yes, happily, see you tomorrow, yes tomorrow, yes, anya, wait, yes, stop, stop, stop, let's do this, let's do it like shurik, remember, i'm distracting, and you run into the entrance, just don't, don't rush to 1, 2, three, okay, calm, calm, don't be afraid, don't be afraid, okay, ball, i’m here, i’m here, one, two, three, come on, well, listen, well, the creature managed to do it after all, but oh, don’t you think it hurts, no, no, oh, you can stitch it up, if there’s anything, but what kind can you stitch it up ? already thrown away, yes, well, just like shurik, there, oh, hello, hello, hello, let's go, goodbye calmly, let's go, all the best, a thousand bucks, and what, well, it's a plague, and you're like, mi-mi-mi, and he, what? igoryusha, who does this gennady sergeevich have? well, guess what, no. will. permanent neighbors in the party, love, don’t forget, i won’t forget, minutes of meetings gave air, there was a daring reason to liv

love you always, anh, i dreamed of you. 3 years ago near moscow, when the barne-boy yaker slammed into you laugh, you beckon to follow you, hug me, little girl, i’ve been waiting for you all my life. anechka, wake up, wake up, alarm, crew, rise, the jager is here in the morning. will block the pass, we’ll break through in the dark, anya, you can’t go with us in the tank, i won’t stay here without you, i won’t go anywhere without you, no, listen, we’ve been driven into a corner, but we’ll break through, i’ll pay attention , and you have to go east, look, we are here, then there is one city, klingenthal, you need to go around it on the left. you will immediately see a huge clearing, wait for us there, if we’re not back by tomorrow evening, go away, lady only at night, due east, i understand, i understand, anechka, that’s the way it should be, beloved, but don’t be afraid, comrade shooter, the forest is like that, it won’t give you away , thank you. hold it, sister, you need it more, we'll see you again, we'll see you again, see you later, my love, that's it, go, go. on the road, a suitca

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be damned if iwill let donald trump -- i am nottrump turn america intoe that doesn't believe in host anhe damned if donald trump turn america into a place filled with resentment and hate. folks, america■ has always beena place where we have worked towards a more■b perfect union. where those who were included in the past -- excluded in the past are included in the promise of the country today. i still believe that. i am still optimistic, but i need you. my question to you is a simple one, are you with me? [cheers and applause] talk to your family. [cheers and applause] ing "four more years!"] spread the word. as the gospel song goes, "we have come too far from where we started nobody told me the road would be easy i don't believe you brought me this far though to leave me." think the good lord brought us this far to leave us behind. we just need to remember who we are. we are the united states of america and there is nothing -- nothing beyond our capacity if we act together. god bless you all, and may god bless america. thank you. [cheers and applause]♪ president biden: every time i walk

it was visible, well, it’s time to see anna in the third final image, anna, come out on the podium, “anhw how my jaw dropped, practically, i was putting it together here, i’m in i’m shocked by your figure, bravo, i’m really shocked, i’m just shocked, arin, what do you say, i like this image very much, to be honest, i don’t really understand why the first business suit wasn’t more or less the same silhouette, we didn’t want to scare anya right away, we started gradually, i want to say that there is no thing that a woman cannot afford, for example, a slip dress, yes, it seems, a vest appears with fringe instead of sleeves, very light, consider it an ornament, in which the design elements cover the abdominal area in a beautiful way, everything is immediately decided, that is, the woman is completely on top closed, like armor, protected. now even a slip dress, even for a woman who has been on maternity leave for 4 years and thinks that she is somehow different, in fact she is still like that, completely fits, bravo, thank you, i am delighted, this is my first time i saw you on the catwalk, i

enabled lifts so students from low-income communities can have the tools they need to be ready for anhing. >> comcast supports c-span along with these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> former president donald trump s en held in contempt of court for violating a gag order that barred him from making public statements about witnesses, jurors, and anyone se who's connected to his new york city hush money case. e associated press reports that the former president has been ordered to pay $1,000 for each oth nine violations that were found and was warned by the jue that if he cties to disobey this order, he could be jailed. the trial is in its second week of testimony. manhattan prosecutors are arguing e former president was involved in an illegal scheme to inuee the 2016 presidential campaign by falsifying business record in an attempt to hide an alleged affair with former adult actor stormy daniels. here's what was said outside the courtroom. mr. trump: thank you very much. so we begin again. this is a case that should never have been brought. every singl

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yes, when he called me, he said: “anh, it seems it worked out, i received a melody, i dreamed about iterovo, a professional with a capital p, he became the author of music, so today i am premiering a song that means a lot to me, is there any particularly favorite line in this composition that touches your soul? “those who were nearby are now cold, but i don’t dare to judge them, god grant that we live without tears of war, god save belarus, god grant that it be so, anya, as i understand it, the war in general affected almost every family in our country, your family was touched in some way, yes, of course, unfortunately, my family also went through the horrors of the war, my grandmother worked in a hospital, my second grandmother’s whole family was shot in front of , because they were jews, and my grandmother was the only one who didn’t look jewish because of her brown hair. and blue eyes, grandfather, both grandfathers reached berlin, having won the war and lived a certain number of years, proudly wearing medals, in in general, thanks to such stories, i understand that i, as the younge

he goes into mcclellan's office anhe sees they're laying on his desk, a copy of telegram reporting on ball's bluff in the death of colonel baker. to say he was in would probably an understatement. and he comes out and he confronts eckert. and he said, i asked you was there anything new. and eckert? we, sir if you'll recall my response, there's nothing new in the file that when he saw lincoln coming he took copy of the telegram out and slipped it under the blotter of his desk because he had been by the commanding general not to share military information with the president of the united states to and the secretary of war, simon cameron, was in cahoots on this plan. it was only a few months later after a few other missteps, camero found as minister to russia. and. edwin stanton came in as secretary of war. and he knew who his boss was and what his responsibility was. and in january of 62, when the congress came back into session, one of the first things they did was pass telegraph legislation which included the creation of the u.s. military telegraph corps. now it have had the word mili

response from their obviously we do have anhe econo. whatever reason rates are going up like they do in europe say for save the economy will be stepping in and providing support. i do think this step line up to get to that point it does require and the economy. many associate quite substantially. justify the type of response. i don't think they would do that unless they are forced to do it. >> thank you. a question on, there is more talk about perhaps a very concentrated increase in the tax rate on the ultra- wealthy. i don't arthel b.1% or whatever. but that be primarily symbolic and a political gesture? could that have an impact on the debt trajectory? >> michael to take that? >> i don't't know. sorry. >> thank you. this is been a great discussion. mainly u.s. and focus they want to bring the restt of the worldg into it. one is what happened to the aggregate supply in the debt and the rest the world. and second, we talked about how far can we go? what's the type of issue? the question is are the things in other countries that could ha

no, i ’m right, this is already a question for you, anh, well , because the child is small, look, youer husband raised his hand against her, and more than once, she returned, it happened to me too, i also forgave the fact that i returned to my husband, everything, but then i still had it. all boys, two boys and a girl, how old are the eldest and the youngest? and 8-10 are sons and 2 and a half years old daughters, why do they live with their father? and because i bought a house last year and moved to live outside the city, they said that they wanted to live in the city. and we have there’s a video, let’s see what kind of house you bought there, what you have there, where are we going to work? hello, welcome to my home, hello, oh, how nice, it’s a small courtyard, a bathhouse, a bravenik, glad to see you at home, come in, settle down, oh, how clean, let’s eat, here we cook food. here we like to relax, relax, read books, swing with our daughter, and the boys come to you, even spinning, they like, yes, a cozy house, so rustic, look, clean, little shed, yes, look, i have everything for li

anh idf, the u.n. and other humanitarian organizations to ensure aid goes from that. to innocent people. >> trace: quick look in the numbers so far 1.2 million pounds moving to the pier to beach transfer point,th two-thirds of aid distributed by the u.n. further into gaza. a thousand u.s. soldiers ands in sailors in that operation.in military continues to push further into rafah.re they are expanding operations roughly halfway between israel's southwestern border and atisra e coast. of course, trace, despitesp ongoing pressure tito hold that defense, trace. >> trace: kevin corke in d.c., let's bring in the general to the specific southwest. former marine corps special operations garrett exner. m thank you for coming on. so the u.s. and god is not the mic also torn move you to military aid is a disaster, quoting from "the new york times" or u.s. faces reality and gaza as aid project struggles.a thpre stream of humanitarian aid the floating pier but little has reached th e strip. several trucks looted as they made their way to a warehouse. the u.n. world food programme

anhing there that you've seen or is in the book, the research. what a great question. okay.he the main. one of the main develop networks for■ contemporary christian musc was christian colleges. so and by i mean the coalition of christian colleges and universities use that to many cu schools and many of thehe o who contributed the most were from either the holiness tradition. the pentecostal so they were from the get they were producing people who were making this, thi world fact. one of the earliest figures, the man, ralph carmichael, who went to is now vanguard university and then went on to discover re d people who transcend people like andre crouch and the discips.so tse those universitie already those colleges were alre those those acts. buts instry grew, many of those colleges came to see an opportunity there. if there were so many people who wanted to be involved in it, they could create programing that would encourage that. and some them are based in nashville, which it's no surprise anyone who knows about contemporary christian music that the major hub is nashville,

anh, it’s not so simple, i can’t go with you, first i have to earn money, so you can earn it in the city think, listen to your heart!” excellent answer, and most importantly understandable, but i have another no, it’s a pity, hera will take you to the station, no, he said he couldn’t. then maybe i’ll take you, thank you, mom, i’ll get there myself, gerona, pick up the phone. well, what are you doing, pick up the phone. lisa, i'll see you in the evening, okay, mommy. stop the bus. what are you doing, huh? “mommy, i changed my mind, i’m not going anywhere, dad, mommy, i’m back, oh, i don’t know how this all happened, good morning, german vladimirovich, hello, katerinin! i hope our meeting today will be more productive than the previous one , i won’t tell you anything new, it’s all my fault, i i needed money, everyone needs money, but not everyone will kill because of it, but i killed, i don’t really understand your persistence, the fact is that your testimony does not coincide with the results of the examination, maybe you can tell me what happened between you and citizen annesimova? germa

anhe comes in a cloud ofresi illegitimate seats.s in the sand but the russians interfered with thefree election. >> was the election a fair and a free election? who is fai not a free and fair election. >> laura: joining me now victor davis hanson at hoover, victor, look, you know this is v going to happen at the debate. i combat as my mother used to say my bottom dollar on the fact that tapper or dana bash is that is going to do it?e by mr. trump, will you abide by whatever results of the election? he's got to be ready for that. >> yeah, he does. he should say unlike the democrats, i will accept the verdict if i find it is fair.t h but the democrats objected inmor 2007 and they said for a yeart george bush was elected and not elected even though "the new york times" ran an w investigation showing bush did win florida in 2004. and thompson come remember head of the january 6 election andbo lectured us about integrity and validity and he voted to decertify the ohio elect doors pure john kerry lost ohio by 116,000 votes and they still

hello, hello, anh, why do you say that, what a bad mother she is, yes, wait, no need, when they brought, yes, me too, and she’s raising, no, but she herself ran out of the house, she herself, listen, how old are you, 44, yeah, and you sometimes drink, i drink beer, sometimes, sometimes all the time. please tell me why anna, if elena, a good mother, called the police because she was old, old new year, we were sitting, i set the table for them, they sat, went for a walk, ran for a walk, we also celebrated the old, new year, why not, then anya started calling her aunt friend, that’s all, then she called the police, came in police, she pointedly put it in front of. your bottle of vodka to the police, and this bottle of vodka, yul, well, you were next to us, and then what, they took you to the police, they put you on the main line, wait, you were both taken to the police for this, and you and you after you are registered, i won’t say that we sober, we were taxed, that is, after that you are on the register, taken away because of this , a fine was imposed, dear ladies, dear, let's do this, lo

listen, anh, just think about it, but what does this have to do with...t kind of women, anya? what are you talking about, even if it’s not about women, how much he took away my strength and health, because of him, you can say, i see my son once a year, from the age of nine threw the guy out of the house, or there is no justice against him, i know the attitude, an, why are you saying all this, he loved you, don’t i know your yegorych, what are you saying about him, you’re listing your merits, but what is he? at her factory, the last one, perhaps, forgot how she herself boasted about his orders, and it would be better if she kept quiet about yura, oh dear lidochka, you can’t imagine how hard it is to be alone, i say, i don’t know what, here you have a husband, children i study, i go to college myself, i manage people. what do i have, how can i continue to live, i’m still 40 years old there is not. you can’t dig up these potatoes in a week, we’ll dig them up, we won’t throw them away, your mother tried, she planted them, the clavicle, tell me in all honesty,

recordini of trump live on the phone demanding that georgia officials falsify the election results anh declare him the winner, when everybody heard that tape, everybody over the age of zero in this country knew there would have to be a criminal investigation of that. i mean, that very much sounded t like the commission of a very obvious crime on tape. the district attorney in the county where the phone call took place then opened that criminal investigation. of course, she did. how could she not have? then what happened? they opened the floodgates on her. in a way that is underappreciated in this country. first thing they did, th republicans in the state legislator decided for the first time in the history of that state, they needed to give themselves a new power. they needed to give themselves the power to remove prosecutors from their jobs. even in the middle of a case. the republicans in the georgia state legislature never wanted that power before now in the whole history of the state. but now that trump is under investigation for a crime, now they want that new power. this new law

anh, will you take yours to the children's party?ther one has nothing to do, so she teaches him, i’m an oak green, a golden chain on the tube, and day and night the cat is a scientist, he keeps walking around, oh my sweet, santa claus sent you to the hotel for this, thank you mom, oh, please, not all at once, but what is there, sweets, 200 grams, a pack of cookies, waffles and chocolate, eat, yurik, go, come and visit, go, say, grandpa, sharpen your teeth, grandpa, sharpen your teeth, please, i ask you, oh, no, i’m full, isn’t it? there are only herrings here, heaven, what he said, he became completely deaf, this is not the worst thing, lately he has a very bad heart, lord, and i was a fool and used to think that doctors never get sick, doctors don’t like to be treated, don’t play around, go and play the piano. we need to find someone to go out with yurochka, we’ll pay, we’ll go on a spree, or give away the money, it’ll work out that way in the summer. i’ll send the village, there’s a golden one walking around there, you want to take

come on, anh, i put music on a flash drive, that’s how this picture moved, i was like an artist, sculptingtch lyubolyamaga bitch lyubovna that's how pipa will show where the pain on the wound is like salt bitch lyubolyamaga sukalyubon. like salt on the wound, bitch, any, any, any, seryozha, let’s go breathe, you’ll clear the way, don’t say arm in arm, yes, let’s hold hands. he didn’t think that you were unhappy, you seemed to make me immediately happy, but i ’m telling you for sure, the first impression is the most important, oh, daughter, hello, hello, who is this, husband? but no, no, no, no, bodyguard trainer, that’s why i train the bodyguard, put away the rouge, uh-huh, oh, baby, i failed myself, have you ever tried beaver meat? well, now we are losing weight, simply. anyut, put some beaver on it, i’m just fat, i don’t eat it. seryozha, well, a person doesn’t want to clog up his chakra. you don’t embarrass me in front of people, but what chakras? our little dina is a vegan, a vegan. you can judge for yourself. who is our fattest animal, elephant, uh, hippopotamus, pig, and what do they

you heard me say, vera, you’re in vain, dad, what are you doing, anh?ything’s a big deal for him now, he might even be ours tomorrow or the day after tomorrow he’ll say hello to the team, in what sense, why are you chatting, but don’t you understand , maybe the earring might leave the factory, that the earring might leave the factory, well, yes, as soon as this anka is distributed, well, no, i i’ll distribute it myself... i’ll distribute it, the earring is from the factory, and i ’ll take seven skins off of his face, it won’t help, he’ll have his ears in love, no, pyotr andreevich, here you have to act differently, here you have to think, you have to brainstorm, maksimka, go home, quickly, well, mom, a little more. seryozhenka, give me a ride, at least one circle, jump, how cool, but it didn’t leave my nose, how? where did you go? just like my dad. it's not me, it's not me, serezhenka, honestly, it's not me. no, roma, please don’t leave, don’t be afraid, i won’t beat you. who told you that i'm afraid? so, is it possible to congratulate you on the resump

anh, question, why did he take it?o enjoy life, he is daring in his humor, in short. "i will not leave here until you bow, do not persecute my wife, i have the right to this, because i am a husband, although you are an idiot, you can understand this, i am a husband, i will not leave here until you swear not to pursue, i will not leave here until you swear not to pursue my wife, i have, because i am a husband, i am a husband, at least it will work out, you can understand, i’m a husband, at least it will work out, but maybe i’m talking to you, probably, in the depths of his soul, konevsky had it, but why am i playing a small role, but in this sense, he was like a soldier, ephres needs him in this capacity, which means he will play in this capacity, well , let him be, well, let him be, let him be as it is, i won’t allow it, but if it’s important, sir, then you can pester our women, right under our noses, no, go ahead and pester your women, and konevsky waited for his finest hour, he played the main role. a wonderful perfo

but he starts writing anhe starts wring. and so now the man who used to deliver people's mail, writing these just hundreds of letters, everybody, including jefferson davis and the president and and then they're all very interesting and often important letters. but the other thing does is he starts to look into his heritage and wonders whether. he's related to abraham lincoln, whose mother, of course, was nancy hanks. lincoln, they were both originally from virginia, went kentucky. he's not to finish that. he died three years later. and i was unable get that work done. i had pretty much hired a genealogist and but covid shut all the archives for genealogy and he died. and when he died there were newspaper articles him all over the country remembering him for the work that he did, keeping the front lines in the home front together, and then reuniting the north in the south through the mail after the war, he is buried in dumbarton oaks cemetery and this memorial, not for him. this catherine, a great friend of ours, of mine, too

but humanitarian is like a serviceand so this like a disseg thing or was this is this just anhe revivalinto, like social abroad? is it an american like if you know anything, this maybe this just a failure i don't know. no, no, no. it wasn't. no, no. so much for that question. yes. of the things that if you know anything about revivalist communities and the act of revival, you know that the pinnacle of revival meeting is an experience, an altar call and that is the moment if you've ever seen a billy graham crusade or footage of a billy graham crusade, that is a moment where usually like a really talented preacher when they give an exhorting to the the people who there to come forward and to do some act. a lot ofes has become an christian or. it could be in the holiness tradition becomes sanctified which meant to express the whole entire holiness of god. or if you come from the pentecostal tradition, it might be to come forward and all of a sudden receive baptism of the holy spirit, which means tha to. it's very exciting moment that moment in a revival meeting, and if you think about cont

anh, how can you even hear such things about your little bloody son, when powerful adults evaluate yourll the time, but as a grandmother, i always asked, you send me everything, everything, everything , everything, there was a lot, the young guys spoke very well about him, but when these people spoke, there were other people there, well, already aged , you see, here there was such pride in him that the older man was talking about him. little grandson, let's listen now to these older comrades, denis pavolotsky and yuri kubalt, they came to our studio, please come in. new commander. tell us what kind of commander he was, and how did you begin to trust him? u we had a chance, we took a position near lesichansk, and nikitka came up to me and said: listen, dan, we need a machine gunner from your squad, it’s already late, the guys were sleeping, they were resting there, i said, come on . “come on, and i say, but i haven’t worked with a machine gun, he says, i’ll teach you, so we take out a machine gun, and he tells me how to load a belt, like a cartridge into a chamber, and what cases, situat

so we've done research and education around how violence for our anh, which is native hawaiian pacific islander communities, includes the climate crisis includes poverty, includes health disparities, includes the wars against our communities overseas and here so our work is to end all of those forms of violence against our communities. let's back up a little bit. >> i think most of us, unfortunately, are familiar with the idea of intimate partner violence. we call that violence. we've seen a huge spike in the number of racist incidents against members of the aapi community in recent years. we know that's violence. how do you fold things like the climate and other issues into that very big topic? well there's two ways that we address it. >> one is that for our communities, we are asking for people to understand violence more expansively against us when they talk about racist acts. right. we think of things as health disparities, as also racial right. there are racial health disparities, right? we think about things like the climate crisis also disproportionately impacting our communitie

anh, did you know that he came out? how did you get out?n, should i invite an immigration translator so that someone can go home today, come on! so here he is, moraz, you stuck your tongue in the hollow, and now it’s clear what he was trying to drop into, so comrades, thank you all, sorry for disturbing you, go away, well, marat, you’ll find out, you’ll find out, i’m asking, or too you don’t understand russian, but he understands everything, russian is better than ours, shut up, woodpecker, stop. stop, i said, let's bury them in investigative, go ahead, calm down, i both said, come on, well, in an amicable way, we need to dig up all the swamps, because the environment there is acidic... they last a long time, if they threw off some bodies, then most likely there are more parts of bodies, they found something else in the forest, it’s full of fragments, well, mostly bones, forest animals, they went there as if they were going to the dining room, in general , they stole everything all over the place, how many? well, according to a preliminary

duringat the prosecution's summation, this was clearly, it was like a game between the prosecution anhleft out of it.an and specifically there was --th they talked about there was not legitimate press function.th one and no one had talked about that during the course of the trial. neither side presented evidencee as tnco what a normal legitimate press function was but the jury hears about it from theosec prosecution in summation. evidence whatsoever by either side. and of course we know that thern was no evidence allowed of al ca federal election campaign violation because the defensedee was not allowed to put on the head of the federal election campaign commission. but they were allowed to here that michael cohen committed a federal election campaign violation and that david pecker was in -- advise not to engage in certain conduct because it was an fec violation. so the prosecution put on evidence, the defense wants to put up evidence of what an fec violation is and is not allowed to do that. and then the defense of advice-- of council was not allowed.lo that's what trump wanted. he w

president where he lives full time with his son anh d wife, the former first lady of the united states, oveedr a documenm dispute. and while trump was away during the raid, secretwa service, they were still on location locar connected othe to the former president. so why merrick garland preppingd for a possible what shootout? ol why did agents roll up guns at the ready? this was not business as usual. this is a raid at mar a lago. authorize by joe biden's doj against joe biden's chief, over political over a document dispute. keep i documenn mind, joe bidenj charged trump with the same document related feloniest that biden was accused of committing for decades by the doj inspector g general. but he was never charged no likey crimeeneral hillary clinton. 33,000 deleted email topss, secret classified information on her service servers more than donald trump. but of course, no reasonable prosecutor prosecute, we werede told. and by the way, biden also never facen d a federal raid. he had top secret classified four separate locations spread out all over the place. dr out. joe well, she neve

well, the democratic party, anh they are now relying on another political tactic. you call it the weaponization of our justice department or simply just call iof ourt lawfar in new york city, alvin bragg and judge juan merchan boguss b case against trump has all the elementsagainst of a left-wingp campaign, includinaigng a politically driven d.a. prosecutors who are activea, in the democratic party. a jury pool from one of the most anti-trumpicts i republican conservative districts in the entire country. and ofn e country course, a park judge who heavily and obviously and clearly favors the prosecution. what we have seen from new york, judge juan merchan, is a disgrace to our constitution and our system of justice. tution a syshe just tipped the against trump time and time agaisc n. osecut he hasio acted as the prosecution's friend and ally. and as i've been saying, basically, here's the scale of justice. he's th he's throwing cinder blocks on the scales of justice. there's no doubt that juan merchan wants trump convicted and he's doing everything well possible to

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it's the echo chambechr and when you and the argument that everyone's holding, even anhes on argumentathat they're really holding on to you know, he's not going goin as if thiss ine's isn't the united states of america, our military's number u one, two, three, four and five. he would find out real quick. i'm not leaving. the same guys are protected, will be the same one.samesuffs in handcuffs, walking his out. that's not how this country works is ridiculous. walking ridiculoand i know. maybe i was the only one there. he's already been president and pr and he was out. yeah, and even all the stuff and he had every right, in mystn opinion, to question things when you spend. and ingsi guess i always look at from my own perspective whenever i had a job or i was someplace where i wad a jos wel but everyone around me was like, he wasn't the plan or i don't want him her'tm heree. so and i'm always hearing things. and if they made a rush and theg whole thing, a whole fake thing and all the fake things they were doing in the too ridiculous and then i lose the election just as natural just as a h

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by the way, if you've got a book, she'll sign for you a really nice guy walked up to me anhe would askf she would run for office. she would be a great politician. well, it's that's very nice to hear, but i think the answer is no, because i'm just too selfish. i am very grateful for people who are public officials. i have great regard. you know, in my state we are fortunate to have some really incredible women who i know, governor whitmer, secretary, state, jocelyn benson, who is amazing, is doing such a great job. are our attorney general dana nessel all our senator debbie stabenow. we've got some really amazing public servants in michigan, but i see how much they sacrifice and how hard they work. and i admire them and i appreciate them and i tell them that every time i see them. but you know, i think i like my creature comforts too much and i'm not willing to give up my privacy. also we mentioned we have four children and husbands that we love and they're not well. sometimes right? sometimes all the time. all the time. and you not to, you know, give up their privacy either. okay. well

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so in addition to covering the holocaust and eight, ten, anh, grade we're crating a robust holocaust educator guide with the museum of jewish heritage and building a brand-new curriculum highlightli and the culture and contributions of the jewish community. because the history of the jewish people extends far beyond the holocaust. we've also partner with the office of the prevention of hate crimes and then you hate crimes curriculum. we've expanded our at the semitism resources and workshops. finally, let me just say this. at new york city public schools where focus on our charge to fight hate and foster inclusion through safety, engagement and education. we're working hard and grab a long way to go. there's always more to do. i hope inpe new york we can be candle in the darkness. thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. banks. ms. silvestre, you're recognize for five minutes. welcome. >> chairman bean, ranking member bonamici, members of the subcommittee, good morning. my name is carlos silva screen and i'm the president of the board of education for montgomery county public schools i

moment is because of the jobs that are being created all across america to rebuild roads and bridges anhake sure every family has clean drinking water when they turn on the faucet and make sure every community has access to high-speed reliable internet and make sure were making investments in a clean energy in the future where everyone can breathe clean air, we are in a moment of tremendous job growth and register the prediction programs are helping to deliver the workers that are needed and i talked about mariah and my opening statement it is not just having a worker fill a need it is about a worker getting to do a job and do it in a way that keeps them healthy and safe and gets them to learn a skill that they might've had him to start their job without debt and continue to grow in that job and get what i hear from working people and people in a partnership programs all the time a little bit of security a little bit of what the president calls breathing room. >> take you i yield back the rest of my time. >> the representativeit from michigan is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you,