in making sure everything is set for her children, all of us, which are children of mary because we areo are also united to christ by our r bam. so, she detathe church that only she can really notice, just like she did at the the wedding of canaan. mary gives us that continued -- that continues this very day. i have seen that in my work as a sacristan. >> you have your work here. do you find that helping people to reach to mary in their illness and suffering is beneficial? >> it is wonderful and realizing realizing our local church sits in the context of the universal church. i have to .2 a man who is no longer with us. he was a great student of mother mary. he he did the dictionary of the operations of the blessed mother. he documents 2600 apparitions of the blessed mothr blessed mother around the world for veneration and prayer throughout the world. i find that people have personal relationships with the blessed mother and the experience are in in her locution's and conversations and -- they articulate the belief in the blessed mother. >> that is what i am getting at. at. i know i am l

what they areoing to do d this is the worry of rights groups is they are going to turn to people smugglersey're going to turn to terminal gangs to get them over the border. that includes those who have already been deported back to mexico after this announcement was made. other things are at play. for example, there is a consideration over the relationship with caracas by washington. amid the war in ukraine, venezuela's oil is looking increasingly attractive to the united states. there is a consideration going on about improving ties with venezuela. we recently saw members of maduro's family returned and a prisoner swap to venezuela in return for americans being held in venezuela. those are considerations being held also and of course the midterms are around the corner. the people caught in the middle or the venezuelan migrants themselves. >> many thanks for joining us from mexico city. israeli forces have killed two palestinian gunmen in the occupied west bank. it comes as fears grow further violence with confrontations breaking out a crossed east jerusalem and the westank over the last 4

anything else, because we have a very interesting and very beloved referee, so i immediately imagine that areopagos is tall. judging the competition, theater and film actor, tv presenter, pad player, honored artist of russia alexander vladimirovich olezhka the judge is accompanied by the secretary of the student college, marina temzova, and the secretary of the areapagat. karina knyazeva motherland and medals help out my assistant natalya fomenko from the city well, you know, musaratov, of course. ksenia kasatkina of amazing beauty, the city on the volga is called kineshma, ivanovskaya region, winner of the regional final, lev gayanov, city of st. petersburg , city of tosno, leningrad region, also winner of the regional final your honor dear judge , this is not your first time with us, but maybe someone does not know that we usually start with a speaking contest, 15 minutes before the start of the contest. i go up to our participants and give them a topic for eloquent speeches, and this time the topic is this. a magnifying glass was such a poet, his name was vladimir vladimirovich mayakovsky h

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sometimes you know their allegiances areo not to you, but you've got to build those relationships. my boss who is the director of intelligence described it as signals intelligence in all these different disciplines of intelligence. so kind of made up the term. those relationships are thugs so that's what i and a couple of other guys did. >> so when you're over there it is in a fairly difficult predicament, so we are going to talk about that. but first i want to ask diana so he goes over and goes through these experiences, comes home. when did you first begin to notice problems and think that something just wasn't right? >> i think that he does a good job of explaining how insignificant it was, like it builds on itself over decades. the very first thing i noticed was he had a lot off, so there's no out processing. like turn in your stuff, have a great life. he couldn't be in a car and stop it is no point because when he was in afghanistan youe never stopped at stop lights because you are afraid of a bomb or somebody shooting at you. his foot what phantom lee hit the gas and he would

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by having a strong voice the people they areos the person in the room they could bring the most resources to bear to help the iraqis we ended up the iranian influence acceptable level for some time around. i can't really talk to that because steve townsend had replaced by then. leading up to that, he went to pmf and places like that was a real challenge to keep them at bay. because we could provide more help to iraq that iran could. iran could cause more trouble than iraq we could provide more help. it was sort of a balance there we were able to strike the prime minister. and the by, with, through provides a way to mitigate those kinds of situations. not to say it's perfect but it's better than nothing. >> you were mitigating second and third from a march larger strategic which was to invade iraq which ended very long period of ironic and iraq with each other being fully preoccupied in the region. once you take a wait the regime the chaos of iraq the opportunity for iranian influence to grow. so i agree. that is a fact reality. to mitigate some of the challenges the strategy decision was

those who are still here areo charged with that. she also sits with that particular vicious memory. the girls she was with and she is the one that survived. right? so i think life-affirming in the way i talk about with individuals who are snuffed out. black wife creates. love, engages, imagines, it does, and does, and does, and does. talk about all the things we've been doing. amazing things that what we do is ask running out of questions but it's sad of so many more. i was really in all writing history you are a historian. which shows up in your work in ways that i appreciate someone who is like bagley or a historian of not important almost. i am historian of things that are important to me but rarely otherct people. their points when i was reading this book goes like this is a lot of history. it is not overwhelming i don't feel like i'm wading through the deep end of a pool. because i really love the insert yourself and your own stories and allowed for even notes on the page a relationship with oral tradition or know someone whodi is passed and understand which makes none of our h

even when people have become public speaking out against you know, people who areo celebrities. or our politicians. just hearing that rallying cry that has been pushed forward. those advocateses speaking out just putting it in front of us more. but it was not until i went to therapy. i don't to therapy immediatelyin following. i think the following week or the week after i was in therapy at least one -- two times a week. that is where i learned the most. a it's my therapist started to dig through that saying hey, why are you thinking question what she help me too see that i was holding onto it and how much i had internalized. everything that happened to me. even down to the catcalls. i talked about in the book this older man, i was a teenager sit of your old enough to pee you are old enough for me. that was the mindset. ier would encounter a lot it was just the usual regular thing. and now i understand that is not okay but were to be speak out against it? how often do you hear that spoken out against like thatt is not how you talk to women and girls. that is not how you talk to

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now remember: , these areo are the people who are organizing, the teachers who teach wh our kids in these type of creepythese ty propaganda style videopes all over the internet. it's painful to watch, but ih ba i had to do it. and it's wrapped up with the anti-racism and ally shipit's movements. it's a bunch of corrosive claptrap. you know what i know? educatio but it's not just found inn our educational institutions. it's now embeddestitutionsd itso all aspects of corporate life. with training videos and seminars. and i love this one ars.. it bills itself as an u unconscious bias workshop via zoome. g to are you looking to start start i continue your diy learning journey? so of course it was only af time matter of time before it seeped into the practice of medicine to where grown men and women,rel real medical professionals, prostrate themselves before the dea mafia. >> canore the you help us undeh a little better this implicit bias you? so is implici i'm a doctor . a patient comes in white wha african-american. what happens in my conscious, unconscious or in the interaction that becomes

how about succeeding to red counties in oregon that areo fed up with the state's politics?ant to break away and join idaho? the counties are voting in november. vember it makes more sense for eastern oregonians to get state level governance coming from idaho,, wherwhe they share their values share their culture, share their politics than it does tot be governed by western oregon. that tha t has a very different set of values. >>t of interesting than what you feel about this. can i talk about nevada? permission granted. so nevada's going to start with nevada's beautiful and the people are wonderful, butiful.ts a desert with las vegas and reno. went to laand mark wahlberg thir a better state for his familyy h than california, where he hasns the means to live in california. live in fornia.he's not living x because it's too expensive. he's leavings leavin because its dangerous and crazy. and he's worked in an industry for his adult life that is full of dangerous and crazy people.fi >> and california is still too much for gray. well, first, i have two points to make.one ab one a

tonight, sadly, democrats areo not operating in goolod faithn h from climate alarmism to off their love affair with equity. brny on the left now turning off voters, especially hispanic americans, with their extreme brand of identity politics. >> take a look at this. voted democrat back then, but now says she's not so sure. i feel like the democraticl th national party looks at my demographics and assumes that i'm going to vote for them. yor them.a democraticu were a de now a republican. >>why? because the fact that the democratic party has changed a lot and i didn't identify more with the republican party, what untry, things? well, we're fagone country family and hard work also used to vote blue to. >> now he's also a republican.. even al sharpton is now sounding the alarm, openly worrying that democrats are no he alarmt connecting v with african-american and hispanic voters. and on friday, late night host abo bill maher had this to say about the current administrationt admi woke love r with identity politics. he's right again. .i hate to say it.go he hates when we do say it, butl it's

americans can more and more americans can't make ends meet and by the way, what are the democrats what areo we hearing from them? spend more , raise taxes,ni appease our adversaries, reduce energy security all while we ree in a major recession, staring us right in the facece. it's an absolute disgrace, a slap in the face to every working man, woman and child across this country who , quite frankly, would be better off if the cognitive wreck that that te week cob frail president you ha, commander in chief, would stop o actuendering to the far left extremists and actually put you, the american people, first for a change. stop spending recklessly, stop the inflation return to energy independence, control our borders. joe , the democrats, you said willation is transitory. we now admit you lied and we're dead wrong. will you please secureat you the border? will you ensure the safety eversecurity of every american in every town and every city soa they can pursue happiness? will you lower taxes to l give people some relief, especially these inflationary and recessionary times? r we will allow amer

we call it in greek areos pogos, a high leopark, a judge of a ryabaga, an acting director of the state karina of the prince of the order and medals, is rescued by my assistant. yes you do it well. you know, you have to represent it. she once came out on the track. brilliant, answered perfectly, and then my assistants were, and then in saratov, the regional finals were led by a third-year student at dimon university natalia fomenko from the city of saratov, studying urdu in india. well, english of course, too. invited alexander blinov city of kirov