i have from athens. i know note in the book is how precious this rare and fragile democracy is. my urgent message on the winds that a odysseus sailed is we must cherish what america takes for granted. the there are scars still wondering what the next election will bring. memories cannot and should not be forgotten, even as donald is now. speaking of january six as a hoax. kudos to the house speaker, not the senate, for conducting brilliant investigation of what happened that day. the day ended four in the morning. the darkness before the dawn. because it took that long to finish the count both to the credit of pelosi and pence. they both felt we have to go back to the ransacked capitol to finish the job. we can't let the mob win. the house select committee interviewed, a thousand witnesses who brought us closer to the truth. this is the truth. i know. i can tell you is that democracy won, but not by much. as nancy pelosi wrote in my book. to jamie on january six, democracy defeated chaos. thank god nancy pelosi. and this was signed by members of congress who were there day inclu

talented musician and statesman michal kleofas aginsky, and be imbued with the spirit of northern athensesye was called. at the hall, aginsky's music there is a special feature, musical instruments of the 19th century are stored here. the exhibition will allow you to immerse yourself in the musical atmosphere that reigned in the estate during the composer's lifetime. in the fireplace room there is a gallery of portraits of the aginsky family. the exposition of the orangery hall of the temporary exhibition demonstrates the diversity of exotic plants, tropics and subtropics that grew in the name in the 19th century, and introduces visitors to the works of artists. the orangery coffee house hall is the famous. summer dining room of the composer, in which he often received guests. today, music is played here, poetry and theatrical evenings, art exhibitions, master classes are held, serious research work is carried out. balls are held in the halls, where you can learn to dance mazurkas, waltzes, polonaises, which formed the basis of the musical culture of the times of michal kleofas. one of t

talented musician and statesman michal kleofas aginsky, to be imbued with the spirit of northern athensforest was called. the aginsky music hall has a special feature, musical instruments of the 19th century are stored here. the exposition of the orangery hall of the temporary exhibition demonstrates the diversity of exotic tropical plants subtropics that grew in the name in the 19th century and introduces visitors to the works of artists. the orangery coffee house hall is the famous summer. composer in which he often received guests. today, music is played here, poetry and theatrical evenings, art exhibitions, master classes are held, and serious research work is carried out. balls are held in the halls, where you can learn to dance mazurkas, waltzes, polonaises, which formed the basis of the musical culture of the times of michal kliofas. one of the favorite activities is a theatrical excursion. this is. special aesthetics, a solemn atmosphere, the spirit of history and involvement in the great heritage, welcome to belarus. in the puteboditel section, we will get acquainted with the b

we flew to athens, it was a very long journey, we had to sleep on the floor at the airport.lgrims do not come to israel. there is a war in the country. since yesterday evening , hezbollah militants have fired more than 100 rockets in the upper galilee. there are problems with electricity in the area, but this is already commonplace. the main thing is that there is no voltage expect israelis in the coming year, is connected today with iran. sergey pashkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia demyanets, vesti israel. market analysts are now trying to read the economic consequences of the conflict in the middle east. against the backdrop of escalation, oil has risen in price. some forecasts predict. rising logistics costs, some do not rule out a complete blockade of the sudanese canal. maria filippova studied all the details. masha, good morning. tell us how the quotes are reacting to what is happening today. sasha, good morning, the cost is still higher than before strike from iran, but still below yesterday's peaks. oil is rising in price, world trade is expected to face serious dis

we flew in from lisbon, but had to return via athens.lights from portugal have been cancelled. we flew to athens, it was a very long journey, we had to sleep on the floor at the airport. tourists and pilgrims do not come to israel. there is a war in the country. since yesterday evening. over 100 missiles have been fired from the galilee fatu militants, there are problems with electricity, but this is already commonplace, the main thing that israelis expect with voltage in the coming year is connected today with iran. sergey pashkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia demyanets, vesti israel. well , further in our news the operation to detain ukrainian spies in kaliningrad, a big fire in the musical theater of khabarovsk and... ten-meter waves in kamchatka, all the details in a few minutes. moscow, the kremlin putin. we reflect big politics, better. the rest sunday on rtr. a hotel for unforgettable impressions. rixsas sharmaьsheikh. adults only 18+. here you will find entertainment all day long. year-round performances of the best djs from arou

cole porter, you know, connecticut is not athens. john goes to harvard as his brothers and his father had done. and there he meets singleton copley, whose older living in boston he already has a transit reputation as a painter. a for a little country on the edge of the nothing. america had a number of good painters. copley was of them. and when young trumbull sees his paintings, he's stunned. he's never imagined anything like it. these are. these are real humans and real spaces with real light. and he's inspired and encouraged by them. he finds his subject when he's in his late teens. the british had been occupying boston for a number of years. and then in april. 1775, they do a sweep the countryside looking for weapons and malcontents, and they have two encounters with militia at lexington and concord, and then a fighting retreat back to boston. and the result of this is that new england rises up and militias from every state come to besiege the british in boston. john is an adjutant with a connecticut regiment stationed roxbury, wh

. >> reporter: even steve patterson, the mayor of athens, the nearby college town, pitches in. >> this >> so the pawpaw is to athens what -- >> what air and water is to us as humans. >> reporter: it's long been a staple for native americans. the iroquois turned the fruit into dried cakes. and the cherokee used the tree bark to make rope. horticulturalist of kentucky says the fruit sustained the expedition of lewis and clark. >> they actually recorded in their journal that pawpaws helped save them from starvation. >> reporter: there are new efforts to commercialize the pawpaw. and its research program at kentucky state university, which houses a pawpaw gene bank, has trees from 17 states. >> we would like to see a firmer fruit and a longer shelf life, and also of course good-tasting fruit. >> reporter: like other fruits, the papaw doesn't agree with everyone. for some, it can cause an upset stomach or a rash. >> we have found that fresh fruit is not likely to bother people that have sensitivities to pawpaw. it seems like the more you cook it, the more likely people are to have a reactio

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destroyed in a controlled explosion at a nearby compa counter. terrorism police, in the great capital athens of launched an investigation after a man was killed in an explosion and then the pump. a woman was also seriously injured and transferred to hospital police side. there are indications that the blast was caused by an explosive device of hundreds of people joined an anti government protest in headquarters. capital key to demonstrate is finding the president for an energy process, but the same power outages of up to 14 hours a day. the country relies heavily on hydro pallet and cups were implemented in mid eco. those with drafts in more than 60 heats, your pain commission has launched a formal investigation into the chinese e commerce platform teams. for doing too little to stop the sale of the legal products. brussels wants to move to ensure the items sold on its side, make a use standards, and do not. how can choose which, how many is closing? all 3 are running in general, conflicts in the country, in response to the execution of the gym and a brand new. and you'll national intel arou

fox news mark meredith is in athens, georgia with more. mark? reporter: liz, good evening to you.sident harris will be back in georgia one more time before election day. she's expected to rally her supporters in atlanta on saturday. it could be the campaigns latest effort to try to increase black voter turnout. there have been some questions about her campaign and whether or not be able to reach black menace well as president biden did four year ago but harris surrogates insist that's nonsense. >> that's not happening. i talk to people and i walk the streets in my district, and i get nothing but solid support for kamala harris. reporter: in northeast georgia we caught up with black civil engagement groups as they went door-to-door to get out the vote. the group was not pushing one particular candidate but encouraging people to exercise their rights. one of the people the group met with was somebody who already voted keith hill. a life long athens resident who told us for the first time ever, he would vote for former president trump. >> do you mind if i ask what was it you liked mo

he's in athens, georgia. what are they doing today?: stu, the goal so to try and get as many people out to the polls as they can, and we are seeing record turnout here in georgia. more than 3 million people have already cast their ballot early, but they're seeing turnout in terms of black voters trailing white voters by a significant percentage point x. it's interesting to see whether or not we're going to see black men turn out for vice president harris as much as they did for president biden just four years ago. our cameras were here in northeast georgia as black civil engagement groups were going door to door trying to get out the vote. they say they're simply trying to make sure people know they can have their voices heard. >> just trying to make sure that black people turn the out. and i think they'll turn out in record numbers anyway. and if whether or not they vote early or vote later, we're not in a competition with our white brothers and sisters. >> reporter: now, democrats continue to face questions about whether or not the v

mark meredith is in athens, georgia. mark. >> good morning to you.early turnout break records here in georgia more than 3 million people voting early in the state. we're also seeing black voters trail white voters in terms of early turnout. a lot of questions how the vice president's support may compare to president biden's in the blom community compared to four years ago. yesterday here in northeast georgia we were there as black civil engagement groups got out the vote going community to community door noing trying to encourage people to make sure their voices are heard. >> you have to make sure that black people turn out. i think black people will turn out in record numbers anyway. whether or not they vote early or vote later we are in competition with our white voters. >> in a new interview the vice president is simply shrugging off the suggestion about black men. >> black men in particular who are at the rallies have recently been saying to me don't you listen to that and they have to stop with all that noise. we support you. >> but just yesterd

blue and that 20 tournament state lied with republicans swept the still red there is no prospect in athens, georgia former president trump this is jimmy hello. i graduate back in 1994. i don't think at one of your classes then. the changes at the accounting procedures i know there's still a lot of court proceedings going on o in the way they are countig the ballots in georgia. how is that change? what's theha status of that? thankk you. >> one of the changes we will be able to start counting early voting and the absentee ballots a bit earlier than we have in the past. that may help us get results out. they also go against the tradition of georgia which is a very small rural county of the e concert ballot in first. begin counting until 7:00 p.m. when the polls closed. then the other boat summit concerns about what's happening georgia. my recollection is 11:00 p.m. on election night and 2020 is lead group sharon 100,000 votes and then as the early vote comes in that was part of what set him off and sink their manufacturing votes out there or something because at one point it looked like yes,

i was in athens, georgia, when laken riley was killed.t devastated not only that family, but that campus. they don't like the term the enemy within? well, her the enemy within because when you let illegals come into this country and kill an american citizen or you have illegals coming into this country taking over apartment units and not just a few of them, that is the enenemy within. and that's what they are letting happen right now. they're not creasing the border, they're not addressing this economy, they're not addressing things that affect american citizens. and we people of color are american citizens just like everyone else, and we want the same as everyone else. and there are people coming into this country, it is not right. right now we want a secure border. we want to get this economy down. and we have to work together to get that done. and right now i don't think the left want to do. that's. maria: yeah. >> they want to continue to point fingers. if you remember on brett bare, all she said was trump, trump, trump. i've known pr

. >> number one, i'm in georgia today and i'm going to athens tomorrow for charlie kirk turning pointly so just sort of counter to my own narrative there's a reality out there that there are huge numbers of young men turning out for trump and he's charlie kirk, campus rallies you to see a sea of young men in a sea of red hats. >> so this conventional wisdom that on college campuses as all women and they're all voting for harris will go to a charlie kirk rally. i'll be there tomorrow and i can report next week about what i actually saw low information voters is a good point too. but i just don't think i understand that everybody is going after those low information voters but not a lot of them vote. i mean, that's why they're low information voters. they don't normally turn out and i just don't think if they if they're not excited about donald trump before i don't know why they would be now so efficient upon where the fish are. and i think that's where harris is going and again, i just see a lot of signs that when you net it all out women i think are going to make the difference in thi

and what was my surprise when she told me that at that moment in the stadiums, in the stadium in athense only thing she wanted was to just hide from everyone, cover herself with a blanket and not see anyone, not hear anything, because she was so collected, focused, mobilized, tense, that when it all ended, she was just so very a sharp emotional decline, then, by the way, many people talked about this... now he sometimes tells me about this, in general, everything is clear, everything is obvious, but it is very important that if you want to achieve something, to achieve something, work, gritting your teeth, everything will work out for you, do not whine, do not complain about fate, or about the authorities, but just confidently calmly do your job, develop, study, then everything will be fine, that is, well, the natural history of alexander vasilyevich medvedev, it cannot but impress, this is if we talk about the first part, well about the second, probably stands separately. where is the star, the author of the book on the other side of the coin. friends, that's how our second hour of the

out you there at star. former greek international football that has been found dead and is home in athens. george bulldog, who was 31, was born in england, didn't played for sheffield united food, 7 seasons. he left the club in the cellar to move to the great side of the night ghost a bull douglas on the date in the swimming pool. because not immediately clear and that's it for me. the cloth just for me, i'll be back in my house now is more of the days do use quite often to pick the a week the look at the world's top place in the stores. what kind of response can we expect from china if tech talk is indeed back from the markets in economies and small businesses? how time cube is why the economic problems be addressed? certainly be fixed to understand how it affects d. 9 south asia is growing, but employment levels are actually fully. why is that? counting the cost? oh no, just the euro. a the, the mountains got the entire tug to destruction. hospital places of worship. school. just the rather the whole place. israel seen as more, more than any thing is really for me is the most more that

behind him, over his mom to his children, to now believes that they will only be able to live from athens funding if they switch to more sustainable practices. adapting to change that as also they need to v o n e mails. now from the modeling mountain ranges to the ok degrees or off know of a to a cor mine in the form of frost wildlife. people have been talking about moving away from cool, including jordan, india, but this is often easier said than done. so are there any lessons to be done from the shift to renewable energy happening in the arctic region? about an hour ago about the arctic circle. this is what 24 year olds, me, us left his lips and then we can settlements of long. yep. young. today, she has a normal working day of the job itself. isn't terribly ordinary. she works in a mind that's been producing cold in the palm of frost for the past half a century. final preparations before going on the ground car. it's moving stuff in columbus has the immediate coal mining site fast by car then by electric call. i'm done on foot to today me a select is reinforcing one of the tunnels, dri

no, we have just organizations today in the, in, in athens, in paris, in ramallah all the time in mexico cities really go around what we want to keep supporting bands of growth, work in that room and the support the right 90. but it was, is incredibly significant enough project. you know, it's hard to think of a busy in science of the human rights field in the last couple of years. and how it recognize attention drawn to it. and it is really nice for us to work, right. it's bob trafford, a forensic architecture, one of the recipients of this years, right livelihood award. great speaking to you and congratulations on the great work . today is durham and unity de 34 years ago, the former german democratic republic communist east germany officially joined the west on the 3rd of october of 1990, the eastern states became part of the federal republic, and berlin was reinstated as the capital city reunification happened less than a year after the fall of the berlin wall in november of 1989. today, unity day is a public holidays here in germany. but even decades after re unification, germany re

shortly before his took the stage last week at a campaign rally in athens, georgia. among the topics discussed, how the polls have become much tighter since harris' honeymoon period in august. why is it that this race is still tied? you talk to people, on the trump campaign off the record, and the harris's campaign of the record and they say this race is tied. why? >> it is closed. >> those things would have been disqualifying for any democrat or any republican in the past. why are they now? >> they should be. i don't think people are hearing what he is saying because again there is this fog, this trump fog all the gaslighting and all the misinformation and disinformation and people not willing to see what is right in front of their face. >> you have -- >> we are out here each and every day and in each of the seven swing states, each and every day and this is why we are rally republicans, moderates, independence and this is why the tent on the democratic side goes massively wide in a place for everyone here and you don't have to agree with kamala harris on every sing

this a time, if us patients like london and paris, that we searching at around 23 for the likes of athens. lots of sunshine here that will be coming down for spain and portugal as that when the weather starts to creep . and if we haven't looked at the 3 day full madrid, that's that rain on thursday and friday. so i'm showing on saturday, but a little bit cooler. the is real, is judaism and judaism is israel. many americans use a raised with a one sided view. what is room? this is our land. that's what was conveyed to us found in the depths of my family's house, but the tide is shifting as younger. jewish americans and then the reality about these rails treatments of the palestinians. i was never in the palestinian house to live barge into one in the middle of the night. it's a military occupation is right. is an episode one on out is era. the the book about you what you will just bear with me. so rom it into a whole reminder of all top stories, a series of is very strong. several southern babies have annoyed, at least one person has been killed, uninstalled and loving over at least 3 sol.

across on the eastern area, some lovely weather to be enjoyed temperatures on the up for places like athens. but we all going to see things cooled down in spring with only 13 in madrid on saturday. the, the risk of diseases passing from animals to humans is greater than ever before. we do not know all the different parasites and viruses and bacteria that the neighbors may have. in its final episode. i'll just say revisit the disease hotspot, metal gasket, the all 3 of these are not equipped enough to respond to, not pre flattened because on our the the, you want to go just need a reminder about 12. so is this. uh, is there any time being finding a time allowed one for nolan garza hospitals directors says those be expensive. damage to the intensive care unit. he says that at least one person is dying. every jew to israel seems that the area is where the forces of also struct residential buildings into the valley over thousands of people killed and injured hundreds of thousands of palestinians of trucks in the north of gaza. as it seems, there enters its 21st day. at least 3 journalists have

well, kind of has to athens to re evaluate his relations with tbilisi. meanwhile, an all t so says that there's some western powers of seeking to day stabilize the situation in georgia by sending slices has been trained in ukraine to carry out publications in the south. cool, because we're public, we go reaction to this bombshell statement from global policy research. adults on the way of what the western powers are seeking to enact. here is a color revolution and we saw what happened at the time of my done with the, the snipers on the roof. and we know that the snipers were on the roof of a building that was controlled by the off position. but when the sniper started shooting into the crowd, and lead to very serious a number of dest, because the, that's what blamed on the government. so think the under coolage, and that it was set in motion. the series of events that led to the cool of uh, february 21st 2014. clearly, something like that is very much on the costs and if there is no prospect whatsoever of georgia being allowed into the european union, that's the only reason why they're

i staging mass raleigh's in support of the buffalo things that and place in athens, the radi ton ballon test flashes interrupted with please we have a use ready embassy in paris. dozens of people sat outside the entrance of the sciences for getting adversity waving palestinian and lebanese flags before they were removed by the police and the come out of memory. sions and protests were also held across canada . here is what some of those taking part had to say. so we're here as soon as we get the government to actually intervene and do something, an end this genocide that's been going on, i want to see a policy free palestine and of a state where everybody can live in peace and harmony. so today we are really here together our thoughts and to have a proper collective morning that we didn't really get the chance to do. now we discussed the, the unfolding situation and guys of with a have mass media advise that. he says that the us is fully complicit with the ideas options of the n j. i don't, i don't, i did a major operations were carried out in the northern gauze a straight penny few day

earlier we spoke to elijah, it might be a minute tree and political on list in hastings to athens used by iran and the latest attack, so that it's prepared for a wider conflict. a, back in april, 1, pad the attack under the watchful eyes of oldest satellites, and the intelligence services around the world using a liquid fuel besides, when these, beside these to be deployed for several hours before they all fired of the 7 to 8 solid fuel besides where use and they've reached the objective and this requires only a few minutes. but also iran, you drones and are quite, uh slow. and they would, they use cruise beside that again. they also lower than the ballistic me side that can go hypersonic ones they fold from the most re pressure this time is completely different. previously around wanted to send the message, don't attack our consulate and don't provo gas. and iran did not have the intention to go to war this time. one is prepared to go to war. when previously been here mean that then, you know, wanted to region or more. and that was in his advantage. now, it is no longer in his advanta

protest as from around the well, the staging mass riley's and supposed to be in buffalo then played in athens. the raleigh tons violent as processing erupted with local police via hughes ready embassy. the in paris, dozens of people's thoughts outside the entrance of the sciences for university waving palestinian 11 east flags before they were removed by the police. and collaborations and protests were also held across canada. here's what some of those taking part had to say. so we're here as soon as we get the government to actually intervene and do something in end this dennis. so that's been going on. i want to see a policy free palestine and of state where everybody can live in peace and harmony. so today we are really here together our thoughts and to have a proper collective morning that we didn't really get the chance to do that. with this cost video unfolding situation in gaz, a with the have my media advisor, a he said the, the us is fully complicit with the ideas, actions and the end phase. a letter this decision was made on the instructions of nations, yahoo and the far right gover

demonstrated some around the world staging mass riley's in support of the embattled bank play in athens that riley to and violent as congress erupt. police right near the israeli ems, the what and piracy, dozens of people sat outside the entrance of the science university waving palestinian and lebanese flags before they were removed by police commemorations. protests tools are held across canada and here's what some there is a the so we're here as soon as we get the government to actually intervene and do something in end this genocide that's been going on. i want to see a policy free palestine and of state where everybody can live in peace and harmony. so today we are really here together our thoughts and to have a proper collective morning that we didn't really get the chance to do. or we discussed the unfolding situation in gaza with the how much media are adviser. and according to him, he says that washington is complicit with the idea of factions. across the yankee had a letter. this decision was made on the instructions of nations, yahoo! and the far right government, we showed g

if you can resettle with that present sunshine, warm sunshine, into the se, athens at around 27 celsius, but across the other side of the met boys is looking pretty right. behave more heavy down, pulls into eastern spade southern areas across the straits after protest. some weather, well with the weather coming in across mold and pods and morocco north in the areas of algae area, it's a busy the, the how it's reported. look at actual information on the ground. look at the way that this issue is framed and the media. how it's used to justify the escalation, fluid escalation, anything new years that are, you know, the media means that it's how it is weaponized is this online push has been aimed at the smartphone generation. the 1st ever female let this operational, thank you. like what they are trying to sell right now is a full blown genocide, the listening pace because the media on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching a launch is here with me, elizabeth put on. and uh huh. a reminder of on top stories, the ssl is really full since have told at least 11 palestinians, incl

just again. similar themes in is double paris, london, athens and milan, lebanese fling the country and sharing their experiences of escaping with the new the on the weight spirit airport, we could huge explosions the streets for almost empty. i feel like my life has no value. i feel worthless whether we live or not or so is worthless. if it needs you, citizen dies, their tax has more value. we are just numbers. when you get to based on mileage, therefore it's about maybe 500 meter bring design, where people just see things on the street from on the grass, on the sides. well, in front of the mosque, everywhere. there's people in the street with only a few airlines flying to and from the route on tuesday. most tickets have sold out for many others. the prices on affordable. hundreds of thousands of people remain trapped in lebanon. as it reels from is rarely attacks. to meet them, it didn't go out to 0. the let's take a look at some of the days of the news. clean up crew is a scrambling to clear debris in the wake of nicole's devastating flooding and lance lions during the weekend. open

they also absorb and store carbon from the athens here, helping take a climate change. and maybe most importantly for the people who live along the rivers, they keep flesh that some check. forcing into holding the functioning flood plain far as it's a very important because they keep water in the landscape longer they soak up water and provide the crucial sponge function to get some food soon. that's much. yes. so it's a flat plane ecologist. he's been studying the role of rivers and coastal wetlands for decades. then to kind of own now i'm kind of kind of would that flood plains in floodplain far since water flows out of the landscape. very quickly. leading to large flood waves that cause a lot of damage and the cost is enormously high for society. so you can say soft in normal. that's why shots together with a seed is applied seconds, guidance. the university of flats and the environmental association novel decided to give the fluff to landscape. here, i'm a natural face again for free. and what about christmas? 40 years ago, we realized this floodplain far as it was

well, the staging mass rodney isn't supposed to be a bottled enclave in athens. the volley ton valid dest class. you see, rob did with local police and you have these ready embassy. the empowers thousands of people, sat outside the entrance of the sciences full university waiving policy, needed and lebanese slabs before they ever move by the police and come a ration and protests. what also have the across canada, here was what some of those taking part had to say. so we're here as soon as we get the government to actually intervene and do something in end this genocide that's been going on. i want to see a policy free palestine and of state where everybody can live in peace and harmony. so today we are really here together our thoughts and to have a proper collective morning that we didn't really get the chance to do. now we discussed the on the folding situation and guys of what the have my media advisor. he says that the us is fully complicit with the ideas auctions in the enclave. i will get on that today. major operations were carried out in the northern gauz

the next few days, the further east for the se, lots of sunshine and rooms to be found. lice skies. athens at 23 degrees celsius that stays nice and warm. here we are going to see something the cool down. however, for the south west of the beery and pen into that because we go to another band of very heavy rain starting to work its way in on thursday. you can see it touching into island. it will extend its way of further east bringing those wet and windy conditions to the likes of england touching down into front and that rain will drag its way across the spain and portugal. still those unsettled conditions. gathering around the central part of the mediterranean, not have just where we expect to see them, but we'll see something of a cool down in spain on friday, or the a full year of war in gaza. and now it is really troops invading lebanon. are the us in israel working to reshape the entire region? who do americans trust to handle their economy? immigration, and the wars and ukraine and gaza? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line. the you want to go to 0 reminder of our top st

because the state is plato's reaction, the reaction of a man who grew up among the aristocracy of athenshat took place in athenian society, yes, this is such a central work, as a work of social crisis, to which plato gives this answer, and which remained one way or another is in demand not only by ancient culture. well , let's talk about plato, about the significance of plato, i will allow myself, perhaps, a little hackneyed quote, but it seems to me that it still deserves attention. this is, of course, the english mathematician and philosopher. that it represents a series of european philosophical tradition consists of notes to plato. i will not ask you about how much you can agree with whitehead, especially since he further, as you remember, explains this in the text and explains it differently. whitehead died in 1947. accordingly, he had in mind that tradition. reads it the way we read it before, yeah, there are a lot of different options for reading plato, including in the personal existential sense, yes, i don’t want to evaluate it from the point of view of truth, i like this more,

i staging mass riley's and support of the buckled enclave in athens. the valley tons violent as clashes erupted with police. yeah, these are the embassy. the in palace dozens of people's side outside the entrance of the sciences pole university waving palestinian and lebanese flags before they ever move by the police. and the collaborations and protests were also a how the president, kind of that, why i'm, here's what some of those taking part have to say. so we are here as soon as we get the government to actually intervene and do something in end this genocide that's been going on. i want to see palestine free palestine and of a state where everybody can live in peace and harmony. so today we are really here to gather our thoughts and to have a proper collective morning that we didn't really get the chance to do. now with this cost of the on folding situation in gaza with the how about media advisor, he says that the us is fully complicit with the idea of the actions that will be in place. i don't condone today. major operations were carried out in t

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member have been recruiting >> itched to know how quickly in a sanctuary city like they're calling, athensow quickly can released and move the threats to society so our children can go out on a runzas they rightfully should be able to do in a park in the daytime by themselves. >> first of all, we are going to end all sanctuary cities immediately. we're going to end them. because they're really -- wit>> without on executive orde? >> i'll have to do it with an executive order. do it with the al aliens act of9 #. 1798 and can move people out of cities and sanctuary cities are meant for one thing to protect criminals. that's what they've become. we're going to end all sanctuary cities in the united states and we're going to go back to normalcy. liz: what do you think, jason? >> i love the idea. not necessarily because i think he can get it done as easily as he claims, which we already know there's going to be a big legal fight, but the message coming from the person who leads the country, the president, needs to take on that position. there's a huge difference between someone who's in this cou

how quickly in sanctuary city like athens georgia, can you remove those threats?we can move people out of sanctuary cities. we'll end all sanctuary cities in the united states and go back to normal and have law and order. >> ainsley: harris, such a great college, uga, a lot of friends dp there, you worry about their safety and to find out it is a sanctuary city and laken riley story is horrible. you did it in georgia, big concern for those moms. >> harris: i was born in the state, this is first place my parents began dreaming about what my life might be like. i understand the women. not everybody is a mom, everybody is part of rising and raising of america. so we're all invested. if one person is not able to have the dream if the lord put that in their lives, because of decisions that are made that affects everybody. what president was talking about, tampaking people out of sanctuary cities, if you're illegal, you have to go. if you commit a crime and been here, go faster. if you are breaking law coming in illegally and commit further crime, you are first on the l

investigators made particular note of an invoice turned in by wade that indicated quote travel to athens georgia and conference with white house counsel happening on may 23rd of 2022. this is interesting. he was pressed about whether the reference to the white house counsel meant he actually met with such an official about which wade said yes. more to come. keep an eye on this story. back to you. >> sean: kevin. thank you. all the time we have left this evening. hope you consider banking your vote. early voting going on now. set the dvr and let not the hart be troubled and greg is next to put a smile on your face. have a great night. [ cheering and applause ] [ ♪♪ ] >> greg: yeah, i know. [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: hey! i wasn't that good this weekend. [ laughter ] happy monday everyone. this weekend donald trump handed out french fries at a mcdonald's drive thru. meanwhile, kamala harris appeal to her base joining a venezuelan gang. [ laughter ] cnn mascot brian stelter tweeted that trump's mcdonald's visit was organized in advance. oh, my god! while mcdonald's tweeted that bria

i wanted to know how quickly a century city in athens, georgia how quickly your mood that frets to our go on a run. at any time by themselves. >> we do thanks in terms of moving people out and will have lawn order and i think it's a great idea i got a good lot a good feedback as i lived in georgia for four years. people there who absolutely loved it was a great town hall. what was it like from your perspective? >> the day changed the moment i got up in the morning to what i expected sean because i didn't know that they would break records and make history today with early voting on a thursday. it also put everything into perspective and for the women he left their jobs to be here today because they wanted to be among a crowd asking real questions and the questions that came about abortion for those who have made up their mind, abortion is in this election because the left has figured that's how you reach women. so today everything came into a different light. it was such an intimate setting i just know people were edify by what they saw with 6% is under decided voters in georgia you co

professor young told me just and and i'm too old americans here the libyan gunboat so they'll leave athenswill take that man and thank you for all that of your service in vietnam. there seem to that you did not feel bad about how they were and there were mistakes and there were issues. but we need to move forward. and i must say thank, you, for taking in the vietnamese refugees and help us so and give us a chance to pay back. i must say thank you for helping the vietnamese socialist country for the change from the fact that we is here. i do hope that people still do well and bring change in vietnam. that's important. one thing i need to come to, professor young, is you kept talking about and right you put forth is perfectly correct. i need to bring it back to the lessons at this time for ukraine and i believe what the americans do right now ukraine is the idea no concept that ukraine people are fighting for their own sovereignty that independence and we need to support them. i feel very sad that trump and the republicans, especially the ones in strongly against it. and i must say you told

funeral speeches over the first fallen athenians of thucydides, yes, when he says that from now on athens be educators of harmony, well, just from the point of view of upbringing, not upbringing, we are like prisoners of a cave, this is a very sharp, sharp gesture, i would say this myth, and from the outside expressing sokomnasiological, epistemological, of course, the myth of the cave unfolds this concept of the four-part line of plato's cognitive, in general, it indicates at its very beginning initially a state in which well... but for the most part, we all arrive with you, when we not only do not understand what we see, we do not even see ourselves, and do not know, yes, that is, conditionally, excuse the primitiveness no, not only the object of knowledge, but the subject does not exist. today we have gathered with thoughts about the great philosopher plato, doctor of philosophy, roman svetlov, doctor of philosophy dmitry bugay, candidate of political sciences, vladimir ligoy, yes, we continue, as it seems to you, in the formation of personality, well, in addition to the fact that we u