what they have to argue is - argue? it's a tough one. what they have to argue is that - argue?hat| they have to argue is that alec baldwin should have done more than he did. and because he didn't do that thing, the bullet went off. so everybody is speculating — are they going to argue that he should have given the gun to another person? are they going to argue that he is so familiar with guns that just that he is so familiar with guns thatjust by holding it, he knew that there was a live round? they have to show that when he had the gun in his possession or was handed to him, he had to do something else to prevent this tragedy. or maybe on a larger scale, that there was prior problems with either the person in charge of the firearms or the props, that he should have done more before he even got the gun in his hand. it really... a lot of people are scratching their heads, how the prosecution is going to do this.— heads, how the prosecution is going to do this. yeah, indeed. and 'ust going to do this. yeah, indeed. and just how — going to do this. yeah, indeed. and just how unexp

essentially what rush's arguing and what what many women's rights advocates will argue is that women's perceived intellectual inferiority is not a result of some kind of natural or biological force, but instead, because they have been prohibited to have the same kind of as men. right. and is what is attempted to be rectified. okay. and this is still quite limited in scope, right they're not arguing for universal women's education. instead these so-called ladies, young ladies, female academies that are going to be are really targeted at, relatively elite young white women. right. those who are pretty well-off. but there's also a kind political purpose to this, too, which i'll get to in a minute. what's notable about these female academies is that they're not only to include in the curriculum these traditional so-called feminine arts like dance and music and sewing, those kinds of things. but also curriculum that had generally been towards young men or gendered masculine rite, only appropriate young men such as history science, geography and arithmetic to name a few, right were what we m

labour argues arc ue just been sacked. labour argues argue that _ just been sacked.cked. labour argues argue that his affairs _ just been sacked. labour argues argue that his affairs have - argue that his affairs have been looked into and the chancellor... did some of his conservative colleagues say they should not be rushed to justice. they should not be rushed to 'ustice. , , , justice. the prime ministers not jumping _ justice. the prime ministers notjumping to _ justice. the prime ministers notjumping to sack - justice. the prime ministers. notjumping to sack someone based on a few news reports over the weekend. he has asked independent ethics adviser is to carry out a probe and i think that is the right thing to do. get the evidence together and then make a decision. together and then make a decision-— together and then make a decision. ., ., ., , decision. nadhim zawahi says he is confident _ decision. nadhim zawahi says he is confident he _ decision. nadhim zawahi says he is confident he acted _ is confident he acted correctly. but few mps are defending him. q

and i would argue that you have to have combined arms and no system alone is going to be effective. if you sent apaches in by themselves and we saw that at the beginning of oif, you don't want to present an adversary just one dilemma, if you will. you want to, in you -- you want throw a bunch of balls at their heads and they don't know which ones occur and they have to try to figure it out. so, all of these lessons are being learned in ukraine and you know, the ukrainians are doing a great job. so, all of this is kind of coming together. the army is certainly, with our allies and partners, we're providing critical weapons systems that they are requesting, and the critical ammunition and requesting a lot of training, a lot of support, and you know, it's not just how they operate the system, it's how to maintain the system and how to work all of those things. so, there's a very significant team effort to help the ukrainians defend their country. >> you know, you look back about six years ago in the army, and i think they made a great decision, prioritizing modernization in six areas,

i argued that it was dallas republicans, my book focused on dallas -- and dallas republicans, i argue, are blazing the trail for the gop southern strategy, making those racial appeals to white democrats as early as the 1950s. as early as 1956. and i show that it was a boost -- he was a dallas republican elected to congress in 1954, the first dallas republican since reconstruction. it was john tower, the texas republican senator elected in 1961 after lyndon johnson became vice president. john tower would serve until 1985 and a number of other folks from dallas, who would use specific racial strategies to capture these white voters. the whole point among them was to make it very clear that the republican party was not sympathetic to the interests of african americans and i argue that it was all jurors 1956 campaign, which was an important precedent. it is an important moment for the racial-ization and the future of the southern strategy. because it marked the first time that a southern republican, at least i found, had abandoned this measured stance on desegregation, and embrace a segre

uh, regarding actual argus agency quotes - it's not easy. for the ministry of finance is the official quote, which is not taken simply in the calculation of prices, but in the calculation of export duties and taxes. uh, that is, our government believes. uh, tax quotes are from an agency that sits in london and has been doing this for years. and we all had a consulting company, and anglo-saxon, first of all, it was considered as the norm. and we thought that everything was fine, we consume better services. and now, e, when many consulting firms have left there, they seem to have remained. eh, we thought yes, it's ok. yes, what is not? no, these are already russian companies that have nothing to do with like they don't have. well, ok, so then wait for $38 per barrel, in fact , as a single story of the argus agency, so don't be surprised by this, but this is the first part, that is, in fact, you should not forget that, of course, import substitution. it would be nice to start with the intellectual sphere. uh, the other part is that if russia ha

it was tower who i argue the same thing. he he argues early on that we need to abandon our position. the party that is the party's position as party of thaddeus stevens the heroic pennsylvanian who led the radical republican who led the republican effort in during reconstruction. so it was he's arguing for a more for a more racial or a more specifically racial. promotion of the party. that's what tower is doing. following in the footsteps of of alger, when one southern senator greeted tower and when tower was won his seat and into the senate. he was greeted in the he was greeted on one of his committees by a democrat republican senator excuse me, a conservative senator. when that democratic senator said, we want to welcome them, we want to you welcome the south back to the confederacy. so it was a tower towers moment. towers moment was was key after tower. you see incidents. it was goldwater who would pursue a southern strategy. he first demonized the civil rights act, which became law in the summer 1964. he also his team pr

we're not here to argue of the medics — are safe.o argue of the medics for that we _ are safe. we're not here to argue of the medics for that we just - are safe. we're not here to argue of the medics for that we just want - are safe. we're not here to argue of the medics for that we just want a l the medics for that we just want a voice for them at the moment that is not being heard. the counsellors, many people feel have let their constituent bodies down we just need that looking at and resolving. ih constituent bodies down we just need that looking at and resolving. in a statement trf _ that looking at and resolving. in a statement trf you say they understand it's a significant change to the game, they promise clarity and also detailed guidance for players, coaches and referees. the debate about the future of rugby union hasjust begun. the debate about the future of rugby union hasjust begun. well in may, the wheelchair rugby european championship will take place in cardiff. among the participants will be players who have been inju

so rishi soon will argue allows.rishi soon will argue that this amendment to the pubuc that this amendment to the public order bill will just sort even things up, level the playing field , make things playing field, make things clear, and it's not at all curtailing protesters rights , curtailing protesters rights, but whether or not either the labour party or the libertarian right, his own party will accept that it's another matter likely that it's another matter likely that going be a pretty that that's going to be a pretty popular for the government that that's going to be a pretty po pursue. for the government that that's going to be a pretty po pursue. butfor the government that that's going to be a pretty po pursue. butfor the ianotherent to pursue. but there's another issue that really has been intractable within british politics for some time , and politics for some time, and that, of course, is the very complicated trade situation we're seeing in northern ireland, where northern ireland to some extent is bein

i would argue it is the same thing. but eventually, if we stay consistent and persistent with it and keep our soldiers involved, that will come to a point where we will wonder how we ever did business before. it will be big, smaller, miniaturized. it will take time. but we have to be, in the leading edge of technology, we have to be lethal and give our soldiers the absolute best gear. so when we go into a conflict, they have an advantage. >> no doubt. it sounds like, feel pretty confident, you always hear -- >> mr. bush has promised me. here's the thing. it doesn't mean every system is enhanced. in the hands of soldiers. what we will do with these systems is what we did with the apache or the abrams tank. you take a look at the systems, the age, 64 is not the same as the echo model version six. it has a big fan, little fan. same with the abrams tank. it is -- we are trying to go through the next week. as we take a look at some of these systems. we are trying to transform these systems so they go faster. then we take adv

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now the cousins by contrast didn't praise hitler or do business with him they did argue strenuously the united states should have nothing to do with the nazis aggressions against their neighbors and that the united states should be careful not to provoke hitler by objecting to strenuously. patterson was such an enthusiast that he worked hard to promote the policy across the atlantic and this is the transatlantic part of it. he cooperated with the london daily express to try to encourage e the readers to suppt isolation and appeasement and it began like this. patterson wrote what was supposed to be aat private lettr in 1935 saying he hoped both britain and the united states would not come from hitler and europe. then he was such a fan of the letter he asked patterson for permission to print it on the front page of the london daily express and patterson gave his permission. he started writing a series of editorials about how what a great isolationist joe patterson was and how the new york daily news was in the united states. then he paidid to print 10 milln copies of the flyer that had pa

wait, ilyusha, stop, silly you think i'm serious, but he argued against you.rgue like this on a living person? this is true. it looks like a hat. what are we, one hat is not enough? don't be so upset. i'm here, why did it take so long to go? should i undress? this is true. so he won. give him the hat. thank you lyoshka forgive me. thanks daughter. tosya tosya well, forgive me, please, i understand everything. you must not understand silly of course, all this came out of controversy weighs, even funny to remember. well, stupidly stupid, ashamed. hello well, if you want, test me, that is, if you do not believe that you are a tractor to test you. life went home. how much more do you have left? so much, let's all. please, thank you, the main thing is not to understand. met at the bottom. well, like our anfiska. well i have left. now he is writing letters. he boobs. i so want to be beautiful, then for all the deceived girls they will do it down the street, and all the guys they meet will get so stupefied, and those who are weaker fall and fall and fall and shoot th

so you just said in the eyeliner that the price of oil determines our e, argus and parade ground, thatational agencies, but first of all, recall these e agencies. they want to be considered international, but in fact they, well, belong to the countries that are with us, to put it mildly, there, so to speak. yes, this is a british american agency, therefore it is unlikely to be determined. uh, the price of our oil, which means that watermelon generally speaks extremely wrong and definitely. eh, they have a task, so it's done. well, our oil. as low as possible, and our task is to sell our oil. it is as expensive as possible, and therefore it is , generally speaking, wrong to focus on the parade ground in august, especially from the point of view of e discounts on oil, which determines. for the price of the brand, a brand, as a matter of fact, its actually on the world market in the physical sense of it. no. this is a brand from north sea oil, there is very little of it, and our volume is that we sell much more than the physical brand, as such, more we have other varieties with us. uh, si

there is nothing to even argue here.ukraine, which has certainly suffered the most, has lost everything , but then, of course, comes europe. well, what is there to argue with the europeans, although today, to my great regret, they don’t even want to admit the fact that they became victims of this too wars that their well well until they are now about the elections. you know, ukraine, i am convinced that the upcoming presidential election campaign will certainly be one of the key factors within the american american, of course, uh, in us domestic policy, of course, this card will be played and again they will put the ukrainian government. the situation of a sapper, you can be mistaken once made a bet on the wrong one and the next 5 years and generally departure from the village it was, well, four, yes, four years. it was under poroshenko, you remember how many times he tried to climb into the window in the white house, like when he made the wrong bet? here the same thing will happen here, by the way, it's interesting, i'm

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and i'm going to argue against huntington. i do not agree with his prescription. i think his history is fine. i do not think that's a best wave understand the solution of what ails us today. but before i can even make the argument i actually have to simply define a bunch of terms. and especially have to explain why this is not an argument about patriotism. often when i give a talk like this some listeners get a little nervous. they think iuit am arguing we should not love our country for that patriotism is bad, national identity is a false construct or something like that. let me l just start by saying im a patriot and i love america. i served in uniform, vegan of the war of afghanistan, worked in government for 10, years wee to last for two presidents. i think it is a positive virtue to cultivate a love and a gratitude for our country. c.s. lewis praise the love of a home of the place we grew up in. of all places fairly near these and like them, lovable acquaintances, familiar sights, sounds and smells. a love for the way of life that we grew up in. and similarly

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and i would argue that historians of conservatism have often listened to the respectable voices of the elite media or intellectuals. instead of the voices of the enraged populace despite the greater reach of the latter. and the more highbrow quality newspapers may have influenced opinion leaders, but hurst mccormick in the patterson's shape the views of millions of ordinary americans. this was a very dangerous moment in world history as hitler built up as military invaded as neighbors and started a world war. yet at this dangerous moment these press barons work together to minimize the fascist threat. their divisive politics and sometimes hateful messages have entering appeal the last of the press lords died more than a half century ago, but there are errors in the right-wing media. still continue this crusade for america first. so that is where i will end it and i'm happy to take your questions. and if you have questions step up to the microphone, yeah. thank you. john harbath the retired from university of pittsburgh. i have a question with what's going on now with. right-wing media

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well, i would that would perhaps argues that rishi sunak is more sunak in some ways is more naturallyof fiscal hawk on this stuff where starmer from the soft left tradition says this stuff where starmer from the �*oft left tradition says this stuff where starmer from the �*of ideologicalon says this stuff where starmer from the �*of ideological difference lots of ideological difference but of issues are but in of what the issues are competing and for the competing on now and for the next i think you're next election. i think you're right. i mean and they both agree the need for restraint agree on the need for restraint and keir starmer is and obviously keir starmer is going talking about any going to be talking about any waiting public waiting lists as well in public sector. be far less of sector. so it'll be far less of a divide than the 19 election. the tory party this morning are criticising sir keir starmer saying issues saying he takes different issues positions on sort positions depending on sort of what what's the what is popular, what's the flavour is it a flavour of the month

that is what they will try to argue in court. some seem to be endorsing >> some of those horses are enormously powerful in their influence over the republican party. joyce, some of them, sean hannity and his colleagues have already admitted that they doubted trump's claims about election fraud. but they kept doing it. what impact is not going to have on this case. because if they knew that trump was not telling the truth but still want with it. >> right, so it sounds like it should be critical importance to this case. but we get a clue that fox believes it has a strategy that permits them to accommodate the testimony without losing at trial. just by virtue of the fact that they put murdoch up for the deposition today. usually, if you are going to settle a case short of trial. you do that before your ceo testifies. the deposition itself. there's a lot of preparation, and it takes him away from his job for a long time. and you don't like to expose your client that kind of risk unless there is going to be a trial. so it suggests tha

or as kosovo argues, it is an informal network of municipalities.des are back because they anticipate some talk of final stages which would entail recognition by serbia and kosovo. that is why it is hard to move forward. >> you are listening intently to what florian was saying. you agree that both sides have actually not implemented the agreements that they were supposed to? >> absolutely not. for the most important fact that the agreement was supposed to be and the discussion and negotiation are recognition of two countries involving mutual recognition. of the second has been there has been so much changing within this decade in the dialogue as well. this is when i initially mentioned that there are no risk reward values. the principal, the two countries have normalized relations and actually discussed about it, that is not internal affairs of the other country. for example, if we're talking about minority rights or asking for the association of municipalities of serbia and so on, we can ask the question to serbia, are you willing to establish the

he's arguing.this convention for the north today that levelling up of money should be hardwired the system that we should somehow into law that we give this money out which you agree with that. well, you have to remember , the government to remember, the government started out with these missions. now, let's just go through it was one was to increase pay didn't do very well and now once to increase once to narrow the age life span between rich and poor areas and wants to help younger people get the first mortgage on all they feel they did . so there was pandemic to be did. so there was pandemic to be fair to them. i mean , was that fair to them. i mean, was that wasn't it this it when you want to wait isn't a white paper so mean? this is virtually post—pandemic. mean? this is virtually post—pandemic . they were angry. post—pandemic. they were angry. it was arguing today with quite that we need better of what we're trying to achieve and the outcomes by which we judge the and unless you hardwire that

he's arguing.this convention for the north today that levelling up of money should be hardwired the system that we should somehow into law that we give this money out which you agree with that. well, you have to remember , the government to remember, the government started out with these missions. now, let's just go through it was one was to increase pay didn't do very well and now once to increase once to narrow the age life span between rich and poor areas and wants to help younger people get the first mortgage on all they feel they did . so there was pandemic to be did. so there was pandemic to be fair to them. i mean , was that fair to them. i mean, was that wasn't it this it when you want to wait isn't a white paper so mean? this is virtually post—pandemic. mean? this is virtually post—pandemic . they were angry. post—pandemic. they were angry. it was arguing today with quite that we need better of what we're trying to achieve and the outcomes by which we judge the and unless you hardwire that

i don't argue with these. people don't argue with your situations, no better than mine. we're all in the same boat. but i think they thought we go on board and they'd be able to bribe as with fish our noun, the on that you look on bomb. you should see earlier in the yellow cars from we were banned from exporting fish from sierra leone dam to european markets. and this dom b. we've been suffering under this band from within 20 to 30 years on this particular, but a result of poor standards, of hygiene and sanitation, poor hygiene, most of the illegal aspect, unreported and unregulated fishing activities. i'm a regulator, she's active. but our current is in the used the advantage other countries of taking advantage of the span competition as they come to fish in the waters of sierra leone. catch our fish head to clear it as a cat from another country. women sell it up on the european market. men were invited in. one of the main aim of this organization is to introduce an implement to register. the conserve is a manual for fishing and harbor mass was an old, poor planet with

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. >> reporter: -- arguing two very different versions of the same story. >> he didn't do it. he didn't kill, butcher his son and wife. >> reporter: dramatic descriptions of his family's deaths at points bringing murdaugh to tears. opening statements given to a jury of eight women and four men who will spend the next several weeks following the evidence. >> they were shot at close range, and they did not have defensive wounds. >> reporter: prosecutors say forensics will prove murdaugh's guilt after a perfect storm of circumstances came to a head. the state contends maggie was killed with a weapon owned by the family that was never recovered and that a cell phone video captured at the murder scene just before the time of death puts alex at the scene correct -- contradicting his alibi that he only reached there when he discovered the bodies. >> he was there just minutes before with maggie and paul just minutes before their cell phones go silent forever and ever. >> reporter: but the defense argues there is no forensic evidence to tie murdaugh to the murders. no fingerprints, eye

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just days ago, washington had argued, argued against sending the m one abrams tanks, despite please from the crating government. meanwhile, keith is vowing great anti corruption efforts following a string of resignations, a top adviser for deputy ministers, and 5 regional governors left that post on tuesday. and in peru, the president interval a lot, a school for our national truce after weeks of violent protests. but lima is also bracing itself for more demonstrations with mass rallies, taking place today. lebanon's, head of security in a former prime minister are among several top officials to be charged over the deadly blast at the bay report in 2020. an investigation was reopened on monday after more than a year. the country's top prosecutors also being charged says the prob it should remain suspended. then a 100 reports from beirut. it's been nearly 3 years since one of the most powerful blasts killed dozens and destroyed neighborhoods in the lebanese capital. the investigation into what caused the explosion has repeatedly been sold by political pressure. but a surprise decision by

can not argue. no, you argue, the speeches of the sequence of hitler and bandera went and met with the workers of the obukhov plant. we absolutely justifiably say that we are fighting it. well, there is bandera. bandera, who collaborated with hitler and shot the civilian population of his means him henchmen were engaged in the killing of civilians elevated to the rank of national hero of ukraine well, how can you imagine it and everyone is silent, they don’t notice, they pretend that they don’t notice, but it’s true. this means that they continue this practice of detachments and practice. uh, shooting civilians. they continue these abuses of civilians in the donbass, so we have every reason to call the current regime those people who consider themselves part of the russian culture of the russian language. there is no peace party. and we won't we carefully see what is happening in europe, we see this neo-nazi sabbath in davos and there are no illusions here. listen , all this talk about him yesterday

reagan argued less. a few years later, when ron when obama was elected president, baker, writing in the new york, said that president obama must seem to be in a direct dialog with ronald reagan, that obama was arguing for more government and responding to reagan's famous comment that in this present crisis, government is the problem. government is, not the solution. so you can draw a line between fdr in 33 to arguing more government. the new deal as the solution to. ronald reagan in 1981. and then to barack in 2008. respond ing to that. it is because of the importance of the ideas in 1982. in this speech that there are two different books about the reagan and reagan's time. one by a very conservative scholar. one by a very liberal scholar that have the age of reagan, their title. they're simply question that begins in 1980. there's an argument that reagan had begun to get these ideas to the nation before 80 that what reagan's in this inaugural address changed american politics and moved it into a differe

few republicans or democrats dissented although they argued kinds of taxes might be raised.932, congress enacted and who were signed into law the largest time tax increase up to that date in american history. meanwhile, deepening depression was a growingg toll too, something like 20% of the american labor force was out of work. during 1931 and early 1932, hoover resisted a growing clamor american left for direct financial federal assistance to individuals. he exhorted fellow americans to maintain traditional system of mutual self help voluntary giving and local governmental responsibility for people in. tapping into the federal coffers, any federal use of these local and private responsibility would strike at the root of the government and laid the foundations of liberties. like an old testament prophet, admonished americans to solve their problems as head of government and reject public charity. moreovered he practiced what he preached. august 1931, who were p established this organization of an employment relief to coordinate the country's relief preparation for the coming

and tom admitted that he and ashley kept arguing as they got ready for bed.hen, he turned around and went to the closet, he said. and it was all over. >> so, while i was in the closet, i heard her gun clog, and i looked over and i was like what are you doing? i didn't even have the chance to finish my sentence or close to door. there was smoke. i heard it -- i heard it in there was just smoke. i just rand over to her and i just grabbed her head. >> tom told detectives that, sadly, he had been worried about this sort of thing for years. because at she had threatened suicide before. >> what was she saying that she wanted to do torso? >> well, just saying that she wanted to and. did you and the kids would be better off with that. >> and, so she had just said those words but you never acted on anything? >> no. >> and so how long -- >> never once. never once has she ever grabbed her gun, has she ever loaded it, has she ever made this type of gesture whatsoever. >> but this time, while the doctors tried to save ashli, tom had been answering questions for hours. >>

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