aspirations of the last. with have a great foundation. host: the last century we can do a lot more. >> my name is danielle and i'm a fellow serving in the department of energy offices clean energy demonstration. guest: oh, great. >> my question is mainly about u.s. foreign policy in this tech technology thing that you mentioned several times and signals a shift in a more protectionist pollicis towards the techno intellectual property and saying china cannot have the same access to the chip factors and if we're going to have a techno revolution that solves clean energy, the vaccine problem and cancer, if we're truly going to have a technological revolution that is rectifying not just u.s. inequities but global inequities, how are we going to balance protecting rightful intellectual property and also giving access and not doing rent-seeking behavior in technological transfer to the rest of the world? guest: that's a tremendous question. some really difficult tension in the field but have to get tackled on the g

mom is never a nanny, no one will replace it, and it was always a priority, so i didn’t aspire.k that fate would endure this policy for me, it happened, that is, i didn’t aspire to this career. so it happened, it happened, it happened, and in life there is never anything accidental, that's it. uh, so you have to. but this is your destiny and your cross. yes carry like you, you know, that's how it happened. and as for the madam, and tikhonovsky now. well, recently somewhere on tv will accept. well, he is so a little irritated that i, yes, probably, the fact is that i don’t think that it is she who decides what is understood. it was decided for her that it was necessary and, uh, but her husband was sitting. well, this can somehow be such a substitute. ah, but she fell for it and now, probably, she has entered the role, but it seems to me that it’s not even worth talking about this person at all, in my opinion, well, everything was blown away there. here there, in my opinion, there is no future, no matter how pumped up, that is, to be honest, this character is absolutely not intere

my dear church, the hour is not obligatory for us to practice aspiring departures, like sometimes theeriod of the great apostle earlier, the circumvention of a change of life. var something to say and protoem what it is the period of patrication of the danarajans, anna is rich in diverse symbols and traditions. the skin people and ukraine believe that one of them is one of the hallway traditions of adventus . lighted candles on lamps and only praise on high to god in a large suit is lit up lightly, non- lictars. i am an important warehouse advent litur and symbolize, truthful to the saint and some sort of zmroku grokh brings to light christ a characteristic sign of advant at houses and shrines is a double wreath. a deep symbolism is symbolized by the military galina in the form of a circle with four crickets symbol. why are you a week of lawyers , we show that we are staying with a dude and are ready to accept christ, a symbol of the fact that god is working for adam and evi, they are not obedient, the candle is lit at another week of the lawyer, symbolizing the faith of the patriarch

they aspire to world domination. agree. they hate the blue states, the red states , and everything in between in the united states. the only thing the people who make billions of dollars in china care about is their own power, their own opportunities, and their own profits. this is the biggest threat right now. freedom and our own sovereignty and independence in the world and it is in china on our southern border such people. as you and the trauma

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i believe in aspiration . you know, believe in aspiration.e to be able to aspire to something. and i think that there are about 600,000 private schoolchildren , you were to take schoolchildren, you were to take them out of private . they'd have them out of private. they'd have to go into the public sector as call it here into comprehensive. it would be . i think that will it would be. i think that will be quite funny. that's how the in between those stuff and that would be it would be hilarious but it would come at a cost and a huge cost i'd imagine the that's being paid to send those kids there. now how astronomical it comparison to it is nothing in comparison to what to 600, it is nothing in comparison to what to 600, 600,000 what it is to 600, 600,000 children. sure it's children. so i'm not sure it's going save any money. they're going to save any money. they're not right people not targeting the right people because going to because they're not going to affect , you know, know, you affect, you know, you know, you put 20, 40, 60. people a

we recognize and respect ukraine's aspirations for membership. however, our focus now is on providing immediate support as ukraine defend itself against russian aggression. and we will also work even more closely with our older partners. so i look forward to meeting tomorrow with bozeman and had savannah, georgia, and i'm old. don't find, let, let me welcome nor was offer to host an informal meeting of need to 40 ministers next year in norway without. i'm ready to take your questions and start with the b . c 2nd brother in law. rather than that. and you set out that you're going to supply help with ukraine's energy infrastructure, but you mentioned nothing about weapons specifically, ukraine's foreign minister says he wants a defense system found you provide some but he mentioned specifically patriot defense systems, native allies, patriot systems in other countries may nato member countries, they haven't given one to ukraine. do you think it's time the bat is addressed and that can you, you know, what is the reason you can't give or nato allies

it is what we aspire to. and it's also what we are afraid of. when we get to next lesson, we are going to see that it is so frightful of a threat, we have to get kids involved. children have to be a part of this fight. they have to be indoctrinated into the message here. they are the future, not only of our national security but of the entire united states of america, and democracy around the globe. we good? all right. well done, everybody. we'll see you next lesson. we'll see you next lesson. we'll see you next lesson. we'll see you next lesson. we'll see you next lesson. we'll see you next lesson. we'll see you next lesson. we'll see you next lesson. we'll see you next lesson. we'll see you next lesson. we'll see you next lesson. american history tv saturdays on c-span two exploring the people and events that tell the american story at 8 pm eastern on lectures in history kermit roosevelt, university of pennsylvania law professor and descendant of theodore roosevelt argues that modern america traces political sentiment to lincoln in the reconst

i believe in aspiration . you know, believe in aspiration.e to be able to aspire to something. and i think that there are about 600,000 private schoolchildren , you were to take schoolchildren, you were to take them out of private . they'd have them out of private. they'd have to go into the public sector as call it here into comprehensive. it would be . i think that will it would be. i think that will be quite funny. that's how the in between those stuff and that would be it would be hilarious but it would come at a cost and a huge cost i'd imagine the that's being paid to send those kids there. now how astronomical it comparison to it is nothing in comparison to what to 600, it is nothing in comparison to what to 600, 600,000 what it is to 600, 600,000 children. sure it's children. so i'm not sure it's going save any money. they're going to save any money. they're not right people not targeting the right people because going to because they're not going to affect , you know, know, you affect, you know, you know, you put 20, 40, 60. people a

we are not going to characterize the aspirations of the rain people as a whole. they can do and they have done a good job themselves, and the future of this. the will be decided by the rain people, not by the united states, not by any outsider. it would be decided in iran by arenas. now what can we do? what we do as the u.s. and what have we done? i would say it's really been for things. first, to make clear our support for the fun of the rights of the rain people. again is a said that's a global approach we have to yemen rights but it's one we had a focus on in the case an event which in the case of iran and which is to support the fundamental rights of the rain people. that's never one, and within that vocally, we can do from day one. i think you get from the president, from the secretary of state, you've heard from the national security adviser all senior officials in the administration voicing their support for the fundamental rights of the iranian people. that's number one. number two is to try to make sure this is a multilateral international effort at inte

shares his aspirations to make america great again, trump had such a slogan , last time georgy alisashvili went look at the start of the attempt of the second coming to the white house all approaches to trump's residence in maralago in florida were blocked by the police in advance, but this did not stop his supporters, they began to gather on the nearest road bridge. trump's most devoted fans see the future of america with the former president, no more trump for president, he is the best president in our history. we love him. we support him very much. we have come here to enjoy this historical moment, rare in english jargon, a kind of redneck people from the outback and residents of the us south coast, trump's nuclear electorate is disappointed with the last congressional elections, where the democrats retained a majority in the senate. hoping for a rematch. we must protect our freedom. we are losing her. look what's going on in our country under sleepy joe we can't let it turn into a banana republic we have to fight for this country. make america great again breathlessly in groups of four

these nationalist aspiration passions and also this triumphalist culture that the fantastic four or aspirational in what they represent. but there's also, as we saw, some concerns here right that that ben grimm as an example is kind of a reluctant hero. clearly, the incredible hulk is reluctant hero. and yet the culture that's coming out of these cold war comics is triumphalist. they express a moral certainty. now, we're going to see as we get a little further into the into the course that. crime and horror comics are definitely not doing that. and that's why they're going to be a target, because they're offering suggesting a narrative that is not triumphalist and that there may be some decay within this american narrative, within american culture. and that's why folks like frederick wertham are going to attack them, besides the point that they're supposedly contributing to delinquency. but what's important for us especially with the marvel comics and we'll hit them again as we hit a little bit later on down in the course that they're actually fighting the cold. and remember we saw that one pane

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it seemed that the bolsheviks were going to meet their age-old aspirations. but it was a hoax. the land became state property. private was canceled by the peasants. only enjoyed the allotments came war communism. and the soviet power of power took away their bread at times. nep agriculture rose, but stalin's collectivization finished it off completely from mass starvation in the ussr in 32-33 years died about 7 million people, mostly peasants. they were forcibly driven to collective farms and kept, there only in the khrushchev thaw they began to issue passports to collective farmers, and in the nineties, after the restoration of private property , a land reform was carried out. one or more fronts, a five-pointed red star made of artificial rubies. you are feeding diamonds. of these, the divergent rays are the image of spasskaya towers made of platinum, the first order of victory was awarded to marshal georgy zhukov. he has two of them, like marshal alexander vasilevsky and joseph stalin in the ussr, there were 17 holders of the order, he was also awarded to the commanders of th

we can do it for military aspirations. ukraine _ do it for military aspirations.and even intimidation. — shows a lack of commitment and even intimidation. that emboldens him to continue _ intimidation. that emboldens him to continue his— intimidation. that emboldens him to continue his campaign against ukraine. — continue his campaign against ukraine. . continue his campaign against ukraine. , . ., ., ukraine. there will be a lot of --eole ukraine. there will be a lot of people who — ukraine. there will be a lot of people who look _ ukraine. there will be a lot of people who look at _ ukraine. there will be a lot of people who look at this i ukraine. there will be a lot of people who look at this and l ukraine. there will be a lot of i people who look at this and say, ukraine. there will be a lot of - people who look at this and say, it was because nato was nudging up to ukraine border that we are in this mess in the first place. i want to just move past that because i wonder, given this will be the most battle hardened country in the world after this conflict, ho

they have very strong aspirations to learn here and now combat preparation, they are ready.nd they don’t have such a thing to do around the clock that i’m tired. i don’t want, i can’t, we worked day and night, that is, we still have them for us to the cossacks we remember our, probably, our homeland history , we are proud that we cossacks live on the don, we are proud of our ancestors and decided to repeat it all the same. this step should also be taken to gather people who do not fit the criteria by age or for some other reason. we are grown-up people and have already gone, we decided to go there, if only for the small reason that as few young boys as possible the inexperienced were sent there anyway already. more reliable yes, and the mother will be calmer for her children. how many people will be willing now, the platoon has gathered, in general, we initially didn’t even count on such a number of people, we managed to think, well, the squad will get together. and here are acquaintances, then we will also go to talk to each other. well, more more more more more calls have

. >> we certainly believe it is a key factor in its very aspirational and we really believe that that is an important goal to strive for all individuals and challenges and abilities and disabilities as well. and whether or not that is part of it or not and that is something that still needs to be determined. if individuals have the appropriate educational or vocational training, hopefully they will be able to achieve that, but whether or not that is a look at the individuals are not, it remains to be determined at this time. certainly in need of this so they can optimize the potential and hopefully be competitive and innovative employment. >> people with autism have unique strength and challenges, others say and i think you advocate this position in her book, can you talk about that a little but more 2. >> yes, it is usually associated with certain technology skills and that is probably maybe 10 or 15% at most. and i think that we need to approach it from this vantage point. isolate stands when it comes to employment, but these are going to be in the range of skills and be made a real

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he talks about aspiration . mr. he talks about aspiration. mr.illing off speaker, they are killing off aspiration in this country. speaker, they are killing off aspiration in this country . and aspiration in this country. and it's not just education. why is the dream of home ownership far more remote than it was when his party came into power? 12 years ago ? prime minister. mr. speaker ago? prime minister. mr. speaker , what have we done in those 12 years? the highest the highest number of new homes started in 15 years . largest, largest 15 years. largest, largest number of first time buyers in 20 years. he took he about ten years ago. well do we inherit the lowest level of housebuilding in a century century ? mr. speaker ? would you century? mr. speaker? would you believe it ? mr. speaker , mr. the believe it? mr. speaker, mr. the simple fact is this every year, the age at which people can buy their first home goes on at this right under this government, a born in the uk today wouldn't be able to buy their first home until they're 45 now. i love

but the will and aspiration of the belarusians.ked wonders of places left for a break flying 34-39. and after the third segment, he mirrored his success. yenisei, we had plus 10 and as a result, wards of rostislav vergun, took over with a score of 63, 61, despite the appearance of the club continues to remain in last twelfth place. already on november 29, he will play with the kazan unics. in a duel full of drama, dynamo wins teammates from moscow came to visit us from minsk today as part of the next khl match in the first period, the puck was scored by pavel varfolome.

mom is never a nanny, no one will replace it, and it was always a priority, so i didn’t aspire.that fate would endure this politics it happened, that is, did not aspire to this career. so it happened, it happened, it happened, and in life there is never anything accidental, that's it. uh, so you have to. but this is your destiny and your cross. yes , carry it the way you do, you know, that's how it happened. and as for the madam, and now tikhonovsky has recently been seen somewhere on tv. well, he is so a little irritated that i, yes, probably, the fact is that i don’t think that it is she who decides what is understood. it was decided for her that it was necessary and uh, but her husband uh sits. well, this can somehow be such a substitute. ah, but she fell for it and now, probably, she has entered the role, but it seems to me that it’s not even worth talking about this person at all, in my opinion, well, everything was blown away there. here , in my opinion, there is no future, no matter how pumped up, that is, to be honest, this character is absolutely not interesting to me.

a messy cruiser says it will cut carbon emissions by up to 25 percent during a world cup. aspiring to be the 1st that is carbon neutral. it's a step forward forward in terms of a clean of fuel. however, we hope that in the future, the fuel, which we think of it's been a transitional, feel lethal, to then be able to use bio or synthetic ellen g, which doesn't come from fossil fuel. 2 more crew ships will arrive indo hot this week, adding to the excitement that building in this gulf country. the organizing committee says there is 0 doubt that it has the capacity and is ready for fans to experience katara style hospitality. natasha name, elder zira, doha. as we speak at the g 20 in a barley president, sir, she and biden are speaking right now. i had that meeting of china's president. she said he was ready to have a candid, an in depth exchange of views on china. us relations in it easier of course, which is hosting. the summit has tightened security in barley, thousands of personnel of been deployed to keep delegates safe from security threats. armed natural disasters is jessica washingt

. >> our top story tonight at 6.30, the once aspiring biotech entrepreneur elizabeth holmes may not have to begin her 11 year prison sentence as soon as prosecutors might have hoped for. according to reports, homes legal team is expected to appeal her 11 year prison sentence, therefore, delaying the date that she would turn herself in on friday. the disgraced theranos founder was sentenced to 135 months behind bars. >> after being charged for misleading investors and endangering patients well peddling fake blood testing technology holmes is curr

because i never presented aspirational for people's liberation. he was a fighter for our people who have wrote out a program to protest this thing to show our displeasure and were taken either legal steps or going forward. so this decision, as can be reversed. we, we, we, are, we just coming out of a meeting, consulting them, our lawyers, and we've been in touch with them over the last few days to see how to take up this matter again. because what was done with grated arrogantly by the constitutional court, which by the way, we want to cushion them at the seat of the coast to snow courts. when you pass judgment. when you pass just the oh, the humbling this sincere respect for them by the we saw our guidance, authoritarianism, disdainful mis disrespects at of the charges basically same. we are in charge. that's absolutely nonsensical. and you don't just have to take the words of his comrades. chris holly was a man loved by the people you are the cutter german. yours, they're not to. monro far, rose, their man of dignity. is there a fighter for some

david: what advice would you have for a young person who says i want to aspire to a career like yours? dr. murthy: find a problem that you care about and try to help address it in whatever small way you can. david: you've been the surgeon general twice. what would you like to see at the legacy that you leave behind for future surgeon generals? dr. murthy: that is a great question. my greatest concern is actually more around the core set of values that we bringing side society around. this is a very personal thing for me because i think about my two children in the world they are growing up in and i worry at times. i look at the vitriol in the polarization in so much of the hatred in our world and i asked myself, is my child going to grow up in a world where people don't condemn my child because they made one mistake, for they give them the benefit of the doubt? we need to build a society that is firmly grounded in kindness and compassion and in love. we need to build a workplace culture to reflect that. we need to build our education systems to support that. and we need to also suppor

cohen aspires to be an oncologist, he says it's grandmothers battle with breast cancer inspired him.he 17 year old tells me growing up in the bayview raised by a single mother. he saw the health problems brought on by poverty that the black community often faces with little or no resources. he wants to give back . i'm very dedicated, very motivated. ah i'm determined. the culture of the foundation tells me the program is designed to help make college aspirations for black youth here in san francisco come true, he says the students are largely chosen based on their potential pours preparation, determination and the kinds of things that they have already done. creating ricky norris is among the five scholars who made the cut out of 24 applicants. each student was presented with a personalized giants jersey, the 16 year old also from the bayview tells me she volunteers with the nonprofit to serve the homeless . i don't want to just be the kid the average kid i want to be something better wants to be a mental health therapist, having lost loved ones to covid and overcoming the challenges

this is the tale of migration, the lure of the city, aspirations of the constraints on women's lives force of personalities. and in this year and a half of tragedy, the emergence that the book authors and a different world is really iconic. it won the 2021 penned prize for biography and the 2021 national book critics circle award for biography. it was also a finalist for the pulitzer and for the most prestigious nonfiction prize. amy and i will talk for about 20, 25 minutes and then we will open up for questions. so, can we start by talking about what your first encounter was? >> i would like to say we met in a romantic place in the snow country and archive and the truth is i met her on the internet. i was in my office at northwestern where i was at the time and assistant professor planning my first class on the history of early japan between 161868 and that is my favorite subject. it's what i specialize in and i was very excited. i was looking around for documents about everyday life because while there was a lot of material on thoughts and eventually warfare, there wasn't a lot on

key in winning the asian cup in 2019 and almo, as ali, originally from sedan, but raised through aspire after moving to cattle as a child, he's the master of behalf. charlie. he says, the kick in the asian cup. final is mr. often legends, bertie, katara players are from b s y, a set up a grown up together on the field and at the school desk. so expect a tightening team. of course, this is kettles. first wild curve. they're barely in the international top 50, but ecuador aren't ranked much higher. this might be their 4th world cup. they might even have more experience. but cattle are playing at home if they're wildcard, and that's come matter. well let we were going to go to center at albany stadium. is she ready for us? no, unfortunately, she's no hope to cross back to santa had me shut. i'll bait stadium shortly. that isn't shane darn, but hopefully we will get back to see you. now. that has been a criticism that's catalog doesn't have a football culture. donna, how may she met the prominent because her comedian, who says that's not true. my name is molly. i'm a producer entrepreneur a

david: what advice would you have for a young person who says i want to aspire to a career like yoursvek: find a problem that you care about and try to address it in whatever small way that you can. ♪ david: today, what do you consider the biggest health challenge facing the united states, the people of the united states? vivek: that's a great question. there are some of the challenges we are dealing with. we are still dealing with the pandemic, but we make sure that we are prepared for the next one that may come down the line. we have a whole bevy of chronic illnesses that people are dealing with. but the one that is most on my mind and which i am most deeply concerned about that i see as foundational to our health is the mental health crisis that we have in our country. it turns out that when you struggle with your mental health, as certainly i have at points in my life and i taking care of many patients who struggled with their mental health, but when you struggle it does not just impact how you feel. it impacts your physical health as well. it impacts how you show up at work. it c

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welfare of citizens and, ultimately, the implementation of goals and sustainable development these aspirationsmon for belarus african countries at a meeting via videoconference between the chairman of the house of representatives vladimir andrechenko and the chairman of the non-freak parliament, the parties agreed to exchange visits at the beginning of next year and start procedure for belarus to obtain observer status in the pan-african parliament, the participants of the meeting confirmed for belarus the priority development of political dialogue on building up trade, economic and humanitarian ties with the countries of the entire african continent, and the african parliament is set to cooperate with such friends as belarus two pursuit races today in khanty-mansiysk were supposed to continue the first stage of the russian biathlon cup, in which belarusian skiers are the first to take part men were planning to go to a distance of 12 1/2 km, and as it became known, the race had just been postponed until tomorrow; we will note the khanty-mansiysk now. frost conditions, about 30 °. all places in

yeah, you know where i, where i started this discussion was on the practical aspirations of american people today relate to economic and security on families versus here. and when you see the cost of red going through the rough meat and, and other staples of the american diet, people are very concerned about that. and they're going to respond as a balance crime and or cities as substantially and really violent americans will respond to that. but i just want to say that i, i don't think that the american people are especially ideological and will people within both parties wish id allergies. when you might do election, when you, when you govern, you must govern pragmatically. and anytime you see governance be propelled by ideology without connecting to people's practical aspirations, you're going to see a disaster. i think, i think that's probably the best explanation i have heard in a very long time because because not everyone is ideological. people in the media certainly are very ideological and they want everyone else to think like they do. all right. you know, i have done 40 prog

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. >> families tuned into these tv shows to see an aspirational version of what family life could be.nd growing pains and all of that. it's constant hugging and learning, right? >> >> fox was new, building their network. they were one of the last majors to build a network. >> they decided they were going to use the family sitcom to do that and compete against the big three. >> al, look at our little girl. we don't really have to go to a recital, do we? >> and they wound up going in a completely opposite direction. sort of the anti- in a way, the anti-family sitcom. >> now bud, apologize to your sister. >> no. >> okay. >> married with children is full of trash people, that do horrible things and say horrible things. >> quiet you morons. >> you were always aware they were just wise guys, you know zinging each other. >> peg, how could you sell the family playboys? >> looking back on it now, i don't know how that show stayed on air. >> is this okay mom? i haven't worn it since grandmas funeral. >> married with children helped put fox on the map. >> this idea of a darker family presentatio

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david: what advice would you have for a young person who says i want to aspire to a career like yoursvek: find a problem that you care about and try to address it in whatever small way that you can. david: you have been surgeon general twice but what would you like to see has a legacy that you leave behind for future surgeon general's or what you done with your life? vivek: great question. my greatest concern is where i hope to make the british contribution. -- the greatest contribution is more around the values that we build society and our lives around. this is personal for me because i think about my two children, david, and the world they are growing up in. and i, like many other parents, worry at times. i look at the vitriol and polarization in so much of the hatred in our world and i ask myself, is my child going to grow up in a world where people are kind? where they are embracing? where they do not condemn my child because they made one mistake? they give them the chance, the benefit of the doubt? we need to build a society that is firmly grounded in kindness, in compassion an