, fino a 38 anni, ma in italia quando ci andavi, scusa, in vacanza, ah beh guarda che da me vicino an delle idee. però alla fine sia una grande sorpresa perché stare in iran è una bellissima cosa, dove vai, sono cordiali, subito si fanno amicizie assolutamente non è un problema perché sono uguale agli italiani, subito insieme subito amici ti offrono caffè, te queste cose qui e è una situazione molto carina, profumi doriente. di frontiera, un soffio ponente schizzavi la pianura, 300 caffè la luna sulle ali di mattino alle 3:00 siamo tutti molto sol. controversially charged with harassment by city of london police. this relatively minor charge resulted in raids on his home, office and accountants. you think about the allegations again, there was overkill in the police approach. in the raids in his home, the raids in business, it didn't seem necessary. police interviews went unrecorded, accusations were made against ian without any justification. if what he was saying was true, what he's done is left huge quantity of class a drugs to be sold. is that sort of thing that that a police wou

shipelev and anni loroc, we received letters, you know about this, people asked questions, we tried tonswer them to answer, what’s more, we even received... a response from the presidential administration and we provoked quite a big resonance with our program; we took it so seriously that even coryphetheus, our vladimir rudolfovich, solovyov dedicated an entire story in his program, an evening with solovyov, and mr. sheppelev and ms. lorok. it seems to me that it was at this level that it was probably necessary to talk about this, therefore. i want to remind you of what vladimir rudolfovich, the presenter working on our channel, dmitry shepelev, said, yes, he wrote on the 24th, while driving his child to school, he wrote extremely emotionally, after that he did not run anywhere, he was here, he did not speak. i took him by the hand, boarded his plane, brought him to rostov, from rostov he went to the land of donetsk, he didn’t tell people, he listened silently, he came to mariupol, he looked at everything, he understood everything, at least i hope a lot, immediately after this happened

fino a 38 anni e in italia quando ci andavi scusa?sbagliate, però alla fine si ha una grande sorpresa perché stare in iran è una bellissima cosa, dove vai sono cordiali, subito si fanno amicizie, assolutamente non è un problema perché sono uguale alle italiane subito insieme, subito amici, ti offrono caffè, te queste cose qui, è una situazione molto carina, profumi d'oriente suvenir di frontiera, un soffionente, schizzavi la pianura. 300 caffè la luna sulle ali di mattino alle 3 siamo tutti con la mia fotografia la tua malinconia. epo, a city raised to the ground, destructed by war, but on the rubble and a half-destroyed house, life still continues, with all of it beauty, zest and hope. ian puddick found himself controversially charged with harassment by city of london police. this relatively minor charge resulted in raids on his home, office and accountants. you think about the allegation against dean. there was overkill in the police approach to this in the raison his home, the raise on his business. it didn't seem necessary. police

eh beh scusa fino a 38 anni sei stato là e poi dove sei andato in italia dove in italia ad avellino ahand accountants. you think about the allegations against dean, there was overkill in the police. approach to this in the raides in his home, the raids on his business, it didn't seem necessary. police interviews went unrecorded, accusations were made against ian without any justification. if what he was saying was true, what he has done is left huge quantity of class a drugs to be sold? is that sort of thing that that a policeman would really do? and worst of all, there is evidence that city of london police were influenced by outside voices. we live in england, things are transparent, things are writer than white. well they're not, this is case of somebody standing up and not allowing themselves to be bullied by by these thugs. aleppo, a city raised to the ground, destructed by war, but beyond the rubble and a half destroyed house, life still continues, with all of his نه ما مشکلمون حجاب نیست گرونی و یه متر پارچه که چیزی از ما مشکل ما رو حل نمیکنیم از پنج سال پیش تا حالا بسیار بد شده

, fino a 38 anni, ma in italia quando ci andavi, scusa, in vacanza, ah, beh, guarda che da me, vicinoono cordiali, subito si fanno amicizie assolutamente non è un problema perché sono uguale agli italiani, subito insieme, subito amici ti offrono il caffè, te queste cose qui, è una situazione molto carina, profumi d'oriente, di frontiere. era, un soffio ponente, schizzavi la pianura, 300 caffè la luna sulle ali, di mattino alle 3:00, siamo tutti molto soli, con la mia sain and ibrahim are standing on the ruins of house overlooking the school in the northern gaza strip town of beithan. the israeli rounded them up and kill 16 of them where they stood, mostly children and wounded more than 55 others. the children were playing in the street, some were playing on the swings. we were surprised with the explosion, but when we turned round we saw the children had become shreds of flesh laying in the treat, some injured and some others were dead. my uncle shaban, jamal and muhammad were among those who died. every child of palestine now carries with them memories of explosions, of screams of ho

senator bernie sanders _ address annie of this. of this. senator bernie sanders from the - address annie of this. senator bernie sanders from the us, l address annie of this. senatorj bernie sanders from the us, a democrat, released a statement saying that the major setback for peace and justice for palestinian and i want to read you a quote misstatement. he said fierce people of goodwill throughout the world including some brave israelis have struggled against the blockade of gaza, telecommunications, occupational westpac and horrendously conditions faced by 70 palestinians. he goes on to say hamas's terrorism will make it much more difficult to address the tragic reality and address the tragic reality and a extremists on both sides continuing the cycle of violence. what's your thought on that? ., ._ violence. what's your thought on that? . ., violence. what's your thought onthat? . ., ., violence. what's your thought onthat? . ., , on that? that may or may not be true. i on that? that may or may not be true- i think _ on that? th

let me remind you, friends, that anni lorak, well, she got into such a situation, it is very unpleasant for herself, because during what seems like a whole year of a full-scale invasion, she simply came somewhere from russia and remained silent, in general didn't say anything about the war, that's why she fell off both... chairs, yes, she started to be disliked in ukraine and despised even by those who justified her before, but in russia she received roughly the same attitude, many russians , who were her fans, they said that she is also a traitor, she did not support russia in any way, and therefore it is also necessary to boycott her, and at some time, somewhere, maybe six months ago, anni lorak has already finally decided that she is, she remains with russia, because she saw that there in in european countries, she will not be able to make a career for herself, because she had announced some concerts in european countries, but our diaspora and our poor refugees united and did not allow it to be done, and these concerts had to be canceled, and she obviously decided that only she has a

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soloviev and anni loroc touched, that’s what he said.orolina miroslavna kuyok, she got married. a person who, in the opinion of the ukrainians, is subject to immediate detention from april 23, 2023, she is included on the list of peacekeepers, while they are working very actively against the lorks , the tsypso threw everything, transfers of money supposedly to help svu, the shells were signed from her, why, and therefore what is scary for them, for their propaganda, is a colossal blow that a popular ukrainian performer came to russia, is in russia. besides her family there supports russia, so, of course, they are trying in every possible way to discredit her, and sometimes it is very difficult to verify. well, regarding mrs. anne loroc, we had information, as i already reported to you from the presidential administration, this is what they answered us. annie lorot, after the start of the svo, being under the emotional influence of information about the beginning of active hostilities in her social networks. posted several posts in suppor

your affectionate daughter, annie douglas. >> 10-year-old annie, like others, a different type of exhibition. nie is quite positive that her dad cares about her even as she brags about learning german. jermaine logan receives a letter from his former slaveholder. she has no idea she is writing on the eve of war. i am trying to find it. sorry. i thought i had it marked. >> she is writing. her name is sarah. she is writing on february 20, 1860, right on the eve of the civil war. i now take my pen in hand to write you a few lines, to let you know how we all are. i am a cripple but i am still able to get about. i write you these lines to let you know the situation we are in, partly in consequence of your running away and stealing our fine mayor. we got the mayor back. she never was worth much after you took her. i am determined to sell you and i have had an offer for you but did not see fit to take it. if you offend me $1000, i will give up all claim i have to you. write to me and let me know if you will accept my proposition. in consequence of your running away, we had to sell 12 acres of land.

annie, what happened today and what will happen tomorrow?aw another failed attempt by jim jordan to win the gavel. it ended worse for him than yesterday. he lost support and ended up with a smaller number of votes in his favor, and he -- they recessed the house until tomorrow some time afternoon. he said he's going to keep going. there was a lot of members saying he was only going to lose support if this keeps going. the bloc of moderates and some republicans who represent districts biden won in 2020 are standing strongly against him, but he has vowed to keep going. some describe it as a test of endurance and say he should grind it out. he's going to go again tomorrow and we'll see where we are after that. >> as mentioned it's sort of a new tradition or habit. as you know, david, some traditions do start somewhere, but it's also of course a very public selfmposed demonstration of disarray, and it's drawing more attention to jim jordan, who you've tracked and have been writing about. "the washington post" notes, quote, he has a major problem

bring in annie duke.for joining the show. >> thank you for having me. >> you know, people look you up and i don't know, when they do, probably like wow, you come from brilliant academic stock, right snuff brilliant parents. i got to say, why poker? you had this amazing education and knowledge, what got you, what lured you into playing poker for a living? >> -- anything that might possibly go into the vice category would be my older brother, but what actually happened was that i was at the end of my graduate career and i was going to become a professor and i was suffering from a chronic illness that made me have to take time off. my dad was a school teacher. i didn't really have a way to support myself i was taking time off before i went the academic route. i needed to make money. my brother suggested i tried playing poker for a living. i watched him play poker a lot. he was very good by that point. so i sat down at the table, i just fell in love with the game. 18 years later you know i retired in 2012 aft

annie loroc, we had information, as i already reported to you, from the presidential administration,e lorot, after the start of the war , being under the emotional influence of information about the beginning of active hostilities on her social networks, posted several posts in support of ukraine. currently. during the period of the svo, and also provides financial assistance to the state budgetary institution, the shakhtarsky orphanage for the disabled, the dpr, and so on. for loyalty annie loroc was vouched for by the deputy head of the presidential administration of the russian federation, press secretary of the president of the russian federation. peskov in this document, in particular, among the many actions of ani lorok, the miners' boarding school in the dnpr was also listed, to which she provided assistance, and we decided to find out from the director of this boarding school how anna lorak, the director of this boarding school lyudmila , actually helped yurina, she spoke to us very kindly, listen, hello, this is a miner. i wanted to know who i could get this information from

annie grayer, thank you very much for being us with us. i really appreciate you bringing us your new reporting. >>> just ahead here, we have new attention on a deadly car crash in new jersey. the driver involved? future wife of senator bob n menendez. >>> plus u.s. transfers weapons to ukraine. the twist? they were seized from iran. >>> and he has been a bad first dog. the latest on commander's biting incident. >>> we go now to a cnn exclusive. the u.s. transferring weapons they seized from iran to ukraine. the move could help alleviate some critical shortages as the ukrainian military awaits more money and equipment from the u.s. and its allies. it could also help drive a wedge between ukraine and russia. nada bashir is live with more. how much does this help ukraine? >> reporter: this is not going to answer august of all of thet it will be a boost to troops particularly as questions continue to swirl around the long term supply to ukraine. we're talking about thousands of weapons, more than a million rounds of seized iranian ammunition w

, this is the only image of we have of annie.tes to her father, frederick has escaped to england because he is sought by the virginia estate, and the federal government. he is considered a suspect and conspiring to bring about the john brown raid. he told brown it was an insane thing to do, don't do it. and, john brown did not have an understanding of how slavery was protected in virginia and the rest of the south. but he went and did it anyway and went ahead anyway, and frederick douglass escapes to great bring in. and any rights to her father, to lighten things up a little bit. she sister her father, that she knows that she is proud of her and she brags about her ability to read to read. i will read a little bit. " my dear father my dear father, i am proceeding in my will, for my teachers said so. i can read. i expect you will have a german letter from me in a very short time. i learned another piece and it is about slavery. i will speak it in my school, my piece is this: this is not the man for me, who buys their selves a slav

so annie writes to her dad just to lighten things up a little bit. she says to her father, she knows that he is proud of her and she brags about her. her. about her ability to read german. so i'll just read a little bit. she says, my dear father, this is rochester, december 7th, 1859. i'm proceeding in my german very well, for my teacher says so i am in the first reader and i can read. i expect that you will have a german letter from me in a very short time. i have learned another piece and it is about slavery. i'm going to speak it in my school. my piece is this. this is not the man for me who buys or sells a slave for he who will not set him free but sent him to his grave. but he whose noble heart beats warm for all men's life and liberty, who loves like each human form. that's the man for me. so she tells him it's in the garland of freedom for verses of it. and then she says, poor mr. brown is dead. that heart had a hard hearted man said he must die and they took him in an open field and about a half a mile from the jail hung him and then, she add

annie loroc, after the outbreak of war, being under the emotional influence of information about theeginning of active hostilities, posted several posts on her social networks in support of ukraine. currently, annie loroc takes an active part in charity collections for children who suffered during the svo, and also provides financial assistance to the state budgetary institution. miner's orphanage for the disabled, dpr and so on. the deputy head vouched for loyalty, not lorks administration of the president of the russian federation, press secretary of the president of the russian federation, dmitry sergeevich peskov, can i not believe the official response on this matter from serious people from the presidential apparatus, of course i can’t, of course i don’t believe it, this is a document, but i have a question : i asked this question, they answered it to me, to those people who write to us, to them, who will answer, me? well, yes, i can answer now, i’m already answering, i’m doing it, but it’s important here that not only the presidential administration knows about how in the futu

annie loroc, we had information, as i already reported to you, from the presidential administration.old us. after the start of the northern war, annie lorot, being under the emotional influence of information, at the beginning of active hostilities, posted several posts in support of ukraine on her social networks. currently, anya lord takes an active part in a charity fundraiser for children who suffered in period of the svo, and also provides financial assistance to the state budgetary institution. miner's orphanage internet. for the disabled, dpr, and so on, the deputy head of the administration of the president of the russian federation, press secretary of the president of the russian federation, dmitry sergeevich peskov, vouched for loyalty, not lorks. in this document, in particular, among many actions, ani lorok also listed the miners' boarding school in the dnpr, to which she provided assistance. and we decided to find out from the director of this boarding school how anna laura, the director of this boarding school, actually helped boarding school, lyudmila yurievna, she spo

what about annie doing them, why doesn't annie do them? good boy, well done...taking his epilepsy medicine and he really needs it. his neurologist said he has the worst epilepsy he's ever seen. he would have about 150 of these big seizures. so it's arms, legs, eyes going back in your head, you stop breathing. i got up very early in the morning and sat with him and looked out the window and i held his hand and i thought about what his funeral might be like, because i thought he was going to die. they brought us into a room and said, "we've tried everything "and we're going to... "the last thing we're going to give him is intravenous "steroids and, if this doesn't work, he will probably die." alfie and his family have come a long way in the last decade, thanks to a different kind of medicine. so, i give alfie his cannabis oil four times a day. so it comes in a ioml bottle of oil. draw the oil out into the syringe, and then we get it into him before he goes to school. thank you! alfie's family get his cannabis on the nhs. he was the very first child in the country

annie had a novel, no annie roman had it. husband and these jewels, famin gave them to her. he stole them from his wife, we need to talk to this lisogorskaya. and here is lisogorskaya. mirror of lies, today on rtr, you watch 100 to one. what is our task, to open all the boards. we'll handle it, if you ask, it's a catch. what surname? a character from pushkin’s works, everyone knows how much 7.8 is, how much and who at work speaks a lot and loudly, if you answer, then with humor, i ’m chopping oak, don’t pluck, problems with water, light, housing and communal services, i don’t know what else , geometry, algebra. physics, chemistry are a set for a headache and god forbid now peep, if you win, then hurray , 100 to one, every saturday and sunday on rtr, open, i love you and i want you to always be with me, oleg, i go to the movies on weekends, remember what kind of wedding you wanted as a child? i love romance, i propose a noble wedding, i didn’t know what flowers to choose, i thought that everyone loves roses, you can forget the

sheppelev and anni loroc, we received letters, you know about it, people asked questions, we tried to and quite a big resonance was provoked by our program; they took it so seriously that even our coryphetheus, vladimir rudolfovich soloviev dedicated in his the program evening with solovyov has a whole plot, and to mr. sheppelev and ms. loroc, it seems to me that it was at this level that it was probably necessary to talk about this, so i want to remind you of what vladimir rudolfovich said. leading. dmitry shepelev, who works on our channel, yes, he wrote on the twenty-fourth under emotions, taking his child to school, he wrote, extremely emotionally, after that he did not run anywhere, he was here, he did not perform, i took him by the hand, sat him down him on the plane, brought him. from rostov he went to the land of donetsk, he did not tell people , he listened silently, he came to mariupol , he looked at everything, he understood everything, at least i hope a lot, immediately after it happened, dmitry andreevich sheppelev ended up on the peacekeeper's list, at the moment the pea

lorak recorded two albums in ukrainian, and tina karol did not, that even despite the fact that annik knocked down the enemy and simply crossed out everything, she has these two ukrainian speakers albums, and tina karol 's, i don't, well, i don't remember a single ukrainian-language song that would have influenced me, well, that is, all her most popular releases are russian, i'll just say two points at the end. first of all, i am once again watching when our celebrities, stars of show business, first complain about hating, the fact that people are cruel, and then they allow themselves to make quite sharp attacks on colleagues, i will remind you that khrystyna solvi together with serhiy zhavdan also got into such a scandal in the discussion because of his latest music video hearts, well, because the priests of the church... of st. andrew complained that this music video was filmed in this church, but still included footage of the two girls kissing, the church allegedly condemns it and therefore asks the priests to remove this music video from youtube, but of course no one deleted it,

but it was a hit with a i9—month—old annie, here with her sister, izzy, who was more interested in tryingssein from cork in ireland have never let physical disability hold them back. one of their many ambitions is to represent ireland at the paralympics. getting up every day, and i could do anything any other child could do. and better. i like basketball cos, like, you canjust clash into people. and it's fast. the 13—year—olds take part in a huge range of sports, including athletics and climbing. they were born joined at the pelvis and were separated when four months old, but it was just the first of multiple surgeries. from the very first scan, at 12 weeks pregnant, given no hope of survival, to see them almost 14 years on, over 60 surgeries later, and you know, that's still ongoing, but to not let that define them. conjoined twins are rare — about one in 500,000 births in the uk. the first successful separation of conjoined twins here at gosh was way back in 1985, and since then, they've cared for 38 sets of twins. but separation is not always possible. mariam on the left and her sister

annie grayer is joining us now. good morning. always great to see you. i got to say, i thought perhaps the crisis in israel was going to put a little more pressure on the republican conference to try to get it together and make sure that they got a speaker set and ready to go to gette an aid package out the door. but it doesn't seem to there changed the reality too much. when i woke up this morning, i'm curious if this is the feeling you are getting, it seems like steve scalise ow's bid for spea is teetering. what is your latest reporting on this? >> good morning. right now steve scalise has a math problem. he can only lose four republicans. and still win on the floor. and there are as many as around a dozen who have publicly said that they will vote for be some else on the floor. this is not where republicans wanted to be. they wanted to present united front and be over quickly so they could get back to work, they could help israel, pass appropriations bills. but none of that can happen right now. i mean, after the closed door vote yesterday, scalise st

annie grayer is joining us. thank you for being here. this is a complete mess and i'm getting the increasing sense that they don't have confidence that they can unify around anyone, they don't know what plan "b" would even look like. there is this push to try to get it done by the end of the night tonight. where do things stand? >> kasie, gay and lesbian good morning. what i've learned covering this is what we're told that people have not been able to unify. but they will meet behind closed doors and try to elect a speaker nominee. as you mentioned, there are eight candidates and republicans will vote on secret ballot and each candidate who receives the least amount of votes with each round will get dropped out until one candidate gets the majority of the votes. they will then be speaker nominee. but that is just part one. whoever becomes speaker has to be able to get 217 votes on the house floor. and as we've seen with majority leader steve scalise and jim jordan in their bid, both men had serious opposition preventing them from getting

first, let's start with cnn capitol hill reporter annie grayer.bviously, there is a move here that he did -- kevin mccarthy did to get a temporary solution to a potential shutdown, but, obviously, some political implications, too. what is mccarthy saying? >> reporter: he is digging in and daring his detractors to try to oust him because he feels like he has the majority of the conference behind him. going into seattle, it seemed like the government was going to shut down because kevin mccarthy up until that point was only willing to work within his own conference to try to keep the government open and there wasn't the votes to do that a so saturday morning house republicans met and mccarthy and his leadership team started to prepare them for what a shutdown would look like. a number of mccarthy allies stood up and talked about how a shutdown would be detrimental to to the country and detrimental to republicans politically. and mccarthy felt like he enough groundswell support from that meeting to do the only thing he could to keep the government op

annie oakley sent to president mckinley in 1898. volunteering the lady sharpshooters for the spanish-american war. the transfer of power between 46 present agents. each of these pieces of paper tells a story. the story of a country and its people seeking and zagging through history, imperfectly matching, marching toward a more perfect union. conversely, some times that story is a dark one. manifest lots of slave ships. president roosevelt's exact native order on japanese internment. the supreme court's dred scott decision. it's the start worries. we must learn the most from. it's these that we must study for past is prolog, as one of the statues flanking this building proclaims. as an educator, i know this will that our present and our future are inextricably linked to our past, and that we must learn from the past or be bound to repeat it. that's why, as first lady, i've been so committed to uphold the sacred institutions, so they may continue to serve the american people and teach the next generation about our shared heritage. the

annie oakley to president mckinley in 1898 volunteering the lady sharpshooters for the span the american war, the transfer of power. between 46 presidents. each of these of paper tells a story. the story of a country and its people zigging and zagging through history. imperfect matching marching toward a more perfect union. conversely sometimes that's story is a dark one. man office of slave ships. president roosevelt's executive order on japanese internment. the supreme court's dred scott decision. it's the story is we must learn the most from it's these that must study for past is prolog as one of the statues flanking this building proclaims as an educator i know this will that our present and our future are inextricably linked to our past and that we must learn from the past or be bound to repeat it. that's why, as first lady, i've been so to upholding these sacred institutions so they may continue to the american people and teach the next generation about our shared heritage. these national archives have captured our complicated story for nearly 100 years, and for that entire period

gaza is a prison in the dimensions of the city of the residents of shirdel azad gaza city anni targman fastaqm under the rain of consistent crime. this is the cry of ahvaz people. condemning the crimes of the zionists and the silence of the arrogant media and human rights claimants. now you are silent about the fact that this big crime happened it is clear that this is really america and they are all in favor of crime and child wrestling and so on , but the truth is never hidden, that is, it is obvious to all people that this crime is really hard and what the child regime does. this ummah who came here are ashura ummah. this ummah who is coming is an ummah who learned from sayyid al-shahhadah . you are a nation. the people of ahvaz, from molavi square to salman farsi street, crossing the karun river , took a peaceful route to cry out the oppression of the palestinian people, and i knew it was my duty to defend the oppressed people of palestine rahima, the smallest thing we can do is to participate, that is cruel. we are always behind our friends who are in gaza. to support the helpless

let's come back with a position and god willing, we can return to the good days of football in anni, we couldn't win the medal, even though we became the best team, we and you are in the penalty shootout, the first round that we participate in the asian tournament, the championship and club football in europe in two matches. from the tenth week of last night's serie a, atalanta defeated its host empoli by 3-0, and with 19 points , seplud took the fourth place in the table, and lazio with a goal was won against fiorentina and with 16 points in the last game of the 11th week of the spanish league last night, villar 32 defeated his host granada. but today, at the beginning of the second round of the italian community competition, three games will be held. according to the schedule, crimese and citadella salernitna will face semedoria and bologna will face verona. the second round of german football starts today with 8 matches. in the most important games, stuttgart and nieuwbrein , leitschpaoli and schalke, heidenheim and motion gol are facing each other. from the displeasure of the ars

anni of cnn breaks out the speaker vote break down, jordan got 124 and austin scott of georgia, 81. that means jordan only increased his support by 25 since steve scalise dropped out and austin scott who told the reporter, he had no plan of running. and here's another number that came out, representative scott perry, a republican of pennsylvania, one of the eight who voted against kevin mccarthy is extremely confident that jordan will get the votes to become speaker in a floor vote. jim jordan is going to be the speaker. that's how confident i am. representative perry says. nicholas wu of politico said that house democratic leaders are calling a press conference and inviting all members to join them on the house steps this evening. that's scheduled as far as we know for 5:00 p.m. we'll bring that to you live as well. as the news continues to break on whether or not there's a new house speaker, we want to continue to hear your voices as well, reps 202-748-8291 is the number to call, democrats, 748-8920. and all others, 202-748-8922. we'll begin taking those calls in just a few minute

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i mean, you know, like -- she -- annis is not a victim.m, they're flattened, right they're just victorious, and that's it. but she's also not -- she's not only a survivor, either, right because when someone is only a survivor, then their experience is also flattened, right i wanted her to be as complicated and complex as i could possibly make her. so she experiences friendship, she experiences connection, she has lovers, you know, at the same time that she also feels grief and feels longing and, you know, misses her community and misses friends so there's -- i want all of that to exist all at the same time because i think that reflects how complicated we all are >> seth: when you write such a sort of multi-dimensional character like this, that does have this great wealth of humanity, do you find when you're writing the character is telling you about themselves or do you find that you're putting yourself into the character? >> i think there's a little bit of both happening, right because whenever i write, i always feel like the character wh

joining me now is annie carney, congressional correspondent in the new york times.blem is that the human hearts and not guns, it's the right, protecting the right of citizens to defend themselves. i don't know if anyone has flag this for congressman johnson, but maine's apartment-less carry state. you can have a concealed weapon without a permit. and that did not stop a lone gunman from massacring 15 people. annie, what was the calculation of moderates, normies, they're being called in a conference, in electing this individual? >> i think that what happened wires after three weeks of being unable to wrap rally around any speaker, they were worn down. they had shown some spine the people didn't really expect with him and they rejected jim jordan on the house floor and just said, tacitly refused to support jim jordan, who is more well-known and has more baggage more enemies. mike johnson kind of, he has never served in leadership. he has never shared a powerful committee in conference. he's basically been a backbencher since 2017. he's developed fewer enemies and fewe

and oppressed them, and they appeared above the street, oh, and they were on the street, and later anni's sadness and depression on the street near our settlement my current feeling is not real in my dream, and in the future, when all the people make a sound, you will remember that i am wounded and shot on the ground, i am in the midst of killing you, i am in the midst of my death, i am in the midst of the dawn, and i am killing you. and in aini, you looked beautiful , and in the afternoon, the rest of the world was beaten, so that you could not find a place to investigate. don't disobey the prison of ofer , our soul . al-dunya saqaa and sarna naid kana the world was at the hour of your entry, i told you a lot about me, you hit me in your heart, you hit me in the face of the face, the face of the face, the face of the face, and the face of the other. this is the operation of the messiah of platinum, later on, it is time for them to go to school, and then later, we are in the performance of something other than sacrifices , and later, i do natural therapy. even though it is a blow and a bl