[magdalena moans] ladi: doctor antonin. antonin: ladi. ladi: good to see you. antonin: you, too. she's having a good day, but it appears to be alzheimer's, and it's progressing quickly. ladi: at this age? antonin: trauma from the camp you mentioned may have played a role. i'm sorry. but you can see her now. if you will excuse me. ladi: josko. josko, come. josko: mommy. magdalena: josko. ohh, josko. [magdalena chuckles] what is that? josko: i made this for you. magdalena: you did? ohh. you made it yourself? oh, it is so pretty. what is this? josko: a train. magdalena: that's a train? [magdalena chuckles] a little train... ohh. [inhales] ladi: magda? ladi: magda? josko: mom? mom? [device beeps] [indistinct announcements over p.a.] josko: mom? ladi: shh, shh, shh. josko... it's ok. she's ok. [birds chirping] [music playing on soundtrack] man: come on. come on! toelock, toelock. step over. step over. get off your back. step over, step over. get straight. get balanced! heads up, heads up. [whistle blows] pinned him. yeah! whoo! [cheering] whoo! [applause continues] [cheering] coach: t

later, as the consummate poet, she based her most beloved characters, earthy antonine of my antonia, and ambitious alexander, a full pioneers, on the women homesteaders, often immigrants whom she had met as a girl on her grandfathers nebraska homestead. the publicized adventures of the west new women help americans come to terms with women's evolving role in a rapidly modernizing society. now we can go back to the slide because it was a rapidly modernizing society. i think -- there we go. one favorite of the american public was an eastern debutante who migrated with her minor husband. he studied mining at yale and then went west. she decided she was a talented artist. you represent the west from the distinctly female perspective in art, journalism and novels. no heroic cowboys alone on the prairie for her. she was determined to show that women were just as important as men to western development, and that indeed the men come you could kind of tell from the demeanor of the man and woman in the picture that the men were by no means all swashbuckling heroes. but few women could compare

it is inexplicable, and the next day after the arrest, antonin ginzburg was sent to bryansk.ll, it was on the territory of the modern bryansk region that she subtly committed a crime, and therefore the investigation continued. there, only the machine-gunner behaved calmly enough after the arrest , which amazed, including those who gave views of the operas and investigative officers. she did not write a line to her husband. she did not even show a desire to see her two children. in the bryansk pre-trial detention center for all the time. she did not ask for a meeting with her relatives in cold blood and calmly behaved during interrogations at hereditary events, restrainedly and calmly showed the places where people were shot. when they, uh, found her and brought her here, the whole district gathered here. if i had not guarded, the police, this is how many police there were, they cut her to pieces, no, she did not consider herself guilty, she clearly said, i did my job. if you're doing work, you'll be blind. no impudence, so she was excessive. herself antonina makarova was sure

light i came when you do studio lessons antonin there.dren sasha yari, you will be with me. why do they live with you? because they study on the internet antonin pavlovna you sveta gives money for children. that month only 2,000 were transferred. i told sveta that this money for children is not enough for a pension, which children have, but before they brought food from them. what is the survivor's pension for children? explain to me, no one will be 11.700, so if you multiply by two, how much will be 23,400, why did they transfer 2.000? where are the rest, because her mother told her? list as many as you can, credit card, credit card generally educate and grow by 2000 on these. how is that? it's impossible not enough for them for a month, so that he did not come to the refrigerator. even sasha said that you bought a chicken. you collected it for him to work. they got back a little. what's wrong is wrong, let's see how they live. this is my home. we live with my family, son , two granddaughters, and everything is fine. nobody scolds. it's

ruth bader ginsburg got along with antonin scalia. all we're asking is house republicans to get along with each other. so we can get about the business of the america people. reporter: congressman smith indicates there might be some national security concerns with an extended drawing out of this process. do you have concerns, there might be some national security concerns not getting intel or briefings? mr. jeffries: without question, i'll let my colleagues answer as well. there are national security vulnerabilities. this is a dangerous moment for americans and for the world. it's one of the reasons why the congress needs to organize. there are public health vulnerabilities. it's one of the reasons why the congress needs to organize and republicans need to get their act together. and, of course, there are safety vulnerabilities that we should be working on together, dealing with the gun violence epidemic that exists here in the united states of america. building upon the progress of the first gun safety bill that we passed in 30 years

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how williams kalani you will come with all denado case antonin kalani south, most and way to ballot. he had to lose how little to dark with us into the side of clinic, iowa. to new down to on all up and. and i was look at that, the order of the 100 percent behind those of us was latham of the cold. i didn't, and it was a lot santa man for high school. i am a lot lisa. going to school today. i live in savannah. hm. hey, she spelled glenn who's out of the old, hasn't had a few minutes, can, can issues. however, i'm talking to me and i, she did the acumen audio metastasis and community engagement to phone with ashley. do you, have you heard about different nutrition with or in the in dame feet high stuff towards where will the carrier come? lodge go. it was a whole class. my name is awful. i am ha, it coastal americans was one. okay. and rad, it should be, can be up on, on call. so that continue. chinese india, which are good locally by. okay, shavon sheet, a bicycle with with a, with a high so far, i'm coming in for me on i just need to talk hello. hello. i me come on, you want to all

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now available with free medical insurance in moscow and, for example, in nizhnevartovsk here antonin a couple of sessions , they put me on my feet for procedures. now he walks without a cane. or clubs, that's what she calls it. i forgot and laugh myself i say. well, you see, already the first time they were cured as part of the rehabilitation program, more than 400 clinics launched by the russian ministry of health will receive new equipment , and doctors do not wait for new treatment protocols when a patient with a complex diagnosis leaves intensive care. they immediately develop a rehabilitation strategy, if the patient is in intensive care for more than 24 hours, they should be started, rehabilitation measures, medical rehabilitation under compulsory medical insurance, that is , free of charge, is available to both patients in hospitals and those who have already been discharged. the main thing is that the attending physician clarifies in the conclusion that the disease or recent surgery. led to limitation of life activity the team of earlier medical rehabilitation should come to

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rejected by mitch mcconnell and the senate gop as a nominee to fill not john paul stevens seat but antonina's spot on the supreme court. you are forgiven if this slip to your mind. mcconnells smoke and mirrors routine has a way of fogging up the past -- that was not more obvious then with merrick garland who went from our inheritors small seats conservative strain trist to woke liberal pin-up almost on a level with rbg herself. you may be startled to hear that back in 2016, it wasn't garlands left-wing bias that was the top of the town, but his rather staunch habit of backing the blue, rolling in favor of law enforcement compared to his colleagues on the bench. and fortunately, those are precisely the type of details that are lost in history, when you become a side character in a racist republican hatchet job on the country's first black president. in 2021, when joe biden tapped garland to serve as his attorney general, democrats were largely overcome with ugly. a little schadenfreude, even. and they were -- they weren't really because in the wake of the greatest organized attack on this c

there are two concepts, the people and the nation, and few people think that in fact these are two antonins england is a people, the united states is a people in the protestant countries france yes, a nation in this regard, yes, if, well, a subject people, and if you look at this history of the concept, how it was created, after all in fact, he emerged, uh, how political for the first time? well, for the second time , in fact, basil of the great french revolution, when the need arose, u somehow compensate for the rejection of the anointing power of the church, that is, nationalism arose and really, as a denial church, as an alternative or legitimation for the simple reason that before that, if the ruler nevertheless answered before god well , directly there, or through anointing, then after the concept of the nation arose, it became necessary to legitimize alternative grounds and, of course, not christian about it rusov also wrote that there is some kind of god, it will be a non- christian god, and in this regard, paganism. it quite, naturally, logically follows from this that the germans h

ruth bader ginsburg got along with antonin scalia.republicans to get along with each other. >> the fact that members can't get briefings, take an oath, help their constituents, it's dangerous, it'll continue to be dangerous as long as they continue this chaos and confusion. >> house republicans are in historic turmoil. unable to organize, unable to govern, unable to lead. years of blindly pursuing power, currying the favor of special interests and bowing to election deniers has left the gop in shambles. kevin mccarthy is now being held hostage to his own ambitions by the dangerous members that he's enabled. >> and then there's former president donald trump who is trying to compare the republican turmoil in the house to the 2020 election implying somehow that the gop's dysfunction in electing a speaker makes the process quote, bigger and more important. his endorsement of kevin mccarthy has yet to pan out. however, trump himself gained a vote by way of never kevin caucus member matt gaetz who nominated him for speaker on three separate

comment on david's the david bernstein holds a university professor chair at george mason university's antonin scalia law school. arlington, virginia is also an adjunct scholar here at the cato institute. david is the author of several books, the one who are we talking about today classified the untold story racial classification in america copies are available out there. and i'm sure david is willing to sign one for you. he will be talking for a while and our commenters afterward and i'll give them a bit more of a build up later are scheduled to be robert cottrol, a professor of law at george washington university law school and a specialist in race in american legal history and host of the new york times podcast. the argument i'll look forward to there joining us later and for now, david bernstein. thank you, ali. always good to be here with my friends at cato racial classifications law have been as american as apple pie since at least 19th century. modern tend to shake their heads with revulsion, even when they think about or read this length, their government authorities when to back in th

the supreme court has been very willing to uphold disclosure loss even the very conserved justice antonin. scalia was a big believer in disclosure laws and said that people should stand up for themselves. but now as you mentioned we have two problems number one, this has become yet another partisan issue and republicans no longer support campaign finance disclosure the way they used to at least the republicans in congress. and so it is doubtful that we're going to get an improved disclosure law. this is something that the democrats have tried to include in some of their bills like the for the people act but because of the filibuster requirements and because senators like joe manchin a more conservative democrat are not willing to change the filibuster requirements. it's unlikely the laws will get through but even if miraculously they do get through. i'm concerned because the supreme court and the most recent disclosure case called americans for prosperity foundation versus banta back in july indicated that there is much more skepticism at the supreme court about disclosure because of you

antonin maxim may be somehow inconvenient give it when you have a passport amazing story of a littleyou came to belarus when alexander came home and belarus became a second home for you. here you are you don't even feel at home, but at home is absolutely perfect. you know, i would like to remember hmm, here to share my memories, when we arrived in minsk in 2015, the railway stations came out at night, one of the first words. my wife was, how cozy and comfortable here, and these feelings have been here for the last years. it just gets stronger, you know, uh, one of those feelings. uh, it seems like there are columns between russia and ukraine and belarus. actually. we are one people. we are russian people. here is one post. yes for me belarus became at home, and she gave me the most important thing. what can be for a real man in life. she gave me a family, because here i am with my family together, i see them every evening every morning. and when i lived in ukraine, yes, i was constantly somewhere, you can say that ukrainians take it with us. they are among us. thank you very much for

ruth bader ginsburg got along with antonin scalia.ns to get along with each other. so we can get about the american businesses. >> this is a dangerous moment for americans and for the world . is one of the reasons that congress needs to organize. there are public health vulnerabilities. it's one of the reasons why the congress needs to organize and republicans need to get their act together. >> we are so lucky to be back with alecia melendez and david jolly, i've listened to that a couple of times from this morning and it reminds me that seen in jerry mcguire that scene, help me help you. help me help you. and you can tell even the democrats, i believe congresswoman elect dean when she says i derive no satisfaction from that. this is no good for the country. >> we talk about how did kevin mccarthy end up in the situation, it's because he never anticipated such a small majority. he would get to injured ignore the crazy caucus -- >> david, they are gobbling, let's listen in. will come back to you after this. >> the tellers agreed in the

ruth bader ginsburg got along with antonin scalia. all we are asking is house republicans to get along with each other. first time in 100 years there is no congress because of ambition or power grabs, dysfunction, and this is not a partisan criticism. understand this. it's embarrassing, it's dysfunctional. it's dangerous, it's stupid. those are words that republicans have used. >> yep, we still do not have a u.s. house of representatives as the republican deadlock enters a fourth day. we have new reporting about another potential deal in the works that could give kevin mccarthy the gavel, but no speaker, still. i mean, how many votes have there been. >> no speaker still. i think we're up to about ten now. willie, what great points. ruth bader ginsburg and justice scalia got along. tip o'neill and ronald reagan got along. people on the far left and far right have gotten along. they have figured out how to work for the best interests of america, and yet republicans can't figure out in the house of representatives how to get along with e

later, as the consummate poet, she based her most beloved characters, earthy antonine of my antonia, and ambitious alexander, a full pioneers, on the women homesteaders, often immigrants whom she had met as a girl on her grandfathers nebraska homestead. the publicized adventures of the west new women help americans come to terms with women's evolving role in a rapidly modernizing society. now we can go back to the slide because it was a rapidly modernizing society. i think -- there we go. one favorite of the american public was an eastern debutante who migrated with her minor husband. he studied mining at yale and then went west. she decided she was a talented artist. you represent the west from the distinctly female perspective in art, journalism and novels. no heroic cowboys alone on the prairie for her. she was determined to show that women were just as important as men to western development, and that indeed the men come you could kind of tell from the demeanor of the man and woman in the picture that the men were by no means all swashbuckling heroes. but few women could compare