let's go to athens 1st ha. from what you've read, what you can see, what you're hearing, how close are we to a deal? well, thank you very much chance for having me on the program. i think we're close to getting through phase one of this deal. i do caution people from thinking that phase one automatically leads to phase 2 automatically is the phase 3 that that'd be a withdrawal of the idea from gaza. so i'm very cautious about calling this a ceasefire deal. i think we're still in the phase where this is a hostage negotiation because really i'm quite cynical about the notion that we're going to see a withdrawal of the idea of from gaza, which would make it an actual ceasefire, where it didn't end to fighting is actually intended as opposed to attempt report, most of i do think that was domestic, you know, political issues of, of the weather. these really class them cabinet will approve this deal. that's a big factor too. and then that's the question of how will these negotiations, how actual hostage and put in pr

but the local jurisdiction, the athens clark county unified government, was a sanctuary city. that's another problem. that's a big problem. the sanctuary policy hampers, it hampers the athens clark county police department and the clark county sheriff's office from recognizing and acting upon an i.c.e. detainer which could have prevented laken's murder. time and time again communities and families throughout our nation have been devastated by heinous crimes committed by illegal aliens. in fact, this past october the peach state faced another unspeakable tragedy. in my home district ms. mimi rodriguez was brutally murdered by an illegal alien from mexico. she was just 25 and left behind a young daughter and loving family. the citizens of clark county and had beener sham county are hundreds of miles from any border but are still being brutally victimized by illegal aliens. enough is enough. these preventable tragedies must come to an end. as a co-sponsor of this critical legislation, i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support the laken riley act. after all one of

connecticut is not athens. i just love that line that could be a line from cole porter. no. connecticut is not athens john goes to harvard as his brothers and his father had done, and there he meets john singleton copley, who's somewhat older. living in boston he already has a transatlantic reputation as a painter for a little country on the edge of america. city. and on june six he. turns 19. 11 days later in the afternoon, he hears an enormous of muskets and artillery north of the on june 6th, he turns 19 11 days later in the afternoon, he hears an enormous racket of muskets and artillery north of the city. four miles away from where he is. and what's happening is this. this is the painting he does 10 years later of the fin british charge at bunker hill. the british had tried to take position twice. they had artillery on ships in the harbor, but the muzzles of the cannon could not be raised high enough to cover t going up hill, so those first two charges were more than decimated. but by the third charge, the americans had begun to run out of ammunition, so now the british

but the local jurisdiction, the athens clark county unified government, was a sanctuary city. that's another problem. that's a big problem. the sanctuary policy hampers, it hampers the athens clark county police department and the clark county sheriff's office from recognizing and acting upon an i.c.e. detainer which could have prevented laken's murder. time and time again communities and families throughout our nation have been devastated by heinous crimes committed by illegal aliens. in fact, this past october the peach state faced another unspeakable tragedy. in my home district ms. mimi rodriguez was brutally murdered by an illegal alien from mexico. she was just 25 and left behind a young daughter and loving family. the citizens of clark county and had beener sham county are hundreds of miles from any border but are still being brutally victimized by illegal aliens. enough is enough. these preventable tragedies must come to an end. as a co-sponsor of this critical legislation, i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support the laken riley act. after all one of

the sanctuary policy happened hampers athens clark county police department and clark county sheriff's department and recognizing and acting upon an ice detainer, which could have prevented laken's murder and time and time again communities and families have been devastated by heinous crime committed by illegal aliens in fact this past october, the beach state faced another unspeakable tragedy and in my home district. miss mimi rodriguez was brutally murdered by an illegal from mexico and was 25 years old and left behind a young daughter and loving family. the citizens of clark county and hundreds of miles and going to be brutally victimized enough is enough. the preventable tragedies must come to an end and cosponsor of the legislation and i urge my colleagues to support the laken riley act and one of the most formidable ways congress can get justice for laken riley and mimi and their families is by passing this legislation to prevent additional avoidable tragedies from victimizing the law-abiding information. thank you. >> yielding two minutes from the gentleman from new jersey. it's

connecticut is not athens.ust love that line. that could be a line from cole porter. connecticut is not athens. john goes to harvard as his brothers and his father had done and there john singleton coplet who is somewhat older, living in boston. he already has a transatlantic reputation as a painter and for a little country on the edge of the nothing, america had a number of good painters. copley was one of them and when trumbel sees his paintings he's just stunned. he never imagined anything like it. these are real humans in 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 of the country side looking for weapons and malcontents. they had 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 i

let's go to athens 1st ha, from what you've read, what you can see what you're hearing. how close are we to a deal? ok. well, thank you very much chance for having me on the program. i think we're close to getting through phase one of this deal. i do caution people from thinking that phase one automatically leads to phase 2. it's about to go. he's the phase 3 that they'll be a withdrawal of the idea from gaza. so i'm very cautious about calling this a ceasefire deal. i think we're still in the phase where this is a hostage negotiation because really i'm quite cynical about the notion that we're going to see a withdrawal of the idea of from gaza, which would make it an actual ceasefire. where it an end to fighting is actually intended as opposed to attempt report. most of i do think that were close. uh there were some reports um, literally earlier on today that indicated that nothing yahoo was still dragging his feet. um, but i think that that will be something that still happens over the next few days. um it would not talking about going beyond that point. i think today

so there was an appointment for athens care. beth, it's curious if the the, the that was being famous foreign guests, an idol familia, and same effect as stevens ago spoke of the development of traditional, most of us american ministry expert. and right to scott ritter was also moved by what he saw at the expo. it's an amazing solution uh, something that every russian should be proud of. today, the pride is real and it's of, it's a well deserved in willard. h stand in, civilian 75 is designed to surprise visitors and showcase what makes its wage and unique almost all was it the judge knew it was still got a table somewhere. can i see was just your number there? is there to be that the positions was the floor, will forget that. so the silver doing the gloves. i right. and then you go yeah, movies you didn't, can you send that show a little note. i see you. where do you do the order as nebraska the motion has been pretty slow. see me, i just needed to do it. so i need we're going to need to put your for one more skilled list, whic

i've visited pompeii a couple of times, been to athens — and itjust looks so familiar.never, ever seen a picture of this place. clearly, this is one of those hidden gems of albania. used by civilisations for millennia, once a greek colony around 1000 bc, and later built upon by the romans — some say for their battle—weary soldiers. 0h, here we are. theatre. how many civilisations, whether it's the ottomans, whether it was the ancient romans, have used this sort of space? and it's been built in a way where i feel my voice projecting. ahhh! and you can hear it back as well. ani tare has spent the last three decades working to preserve this site. ani, what a place. i couldn't think of anywhere better to sit and learn more about butrint. tell me about this place. what is it that makes it so unique, so special? well, here you can see all the civilisations of the mediterranean coming and going and living. so butrint, over the history, had connections somehow to the important stories around the mediterranean. in 1992, it was the first place in albania declared a unesco world h

seems likely imposing. everywhere else, the sun is rather more prevalent, with the exception of it to athens event. she gets that cold, but it takes a while, we're going to go through until monday. then it happens. the, the venezuela columbia bu address has become a stomping grounds for trespasses. as desperate people transgress and illegal passage to feed an emerging fuel trafficking market, we followed the powerless journey unguarded through the line of fire risk at all. and as wayland columbia on al jazeera in the humanitarian crisis in lebanon, calls for immediate and sustained action. okay, foundations loving an emergency response subs as a vital lifeline for many in desperate need. your donations can play a crucial role in alleviating suffering. promote in community wellbeing and contributing to the recovery join. okay, foundation in its mission to support 11 and during this critical time, full now or visit. okay. adult tool. the, [000:00:00;00] the, there watching the news out on out to 0. a reminder about the top stories, more than 200000 people are being told to leave that homes as

i want to understand that, when you started back in 2004, in athens, your first silver medal in 200m,t that time, what was driving you? at that time it was all about the competition. you know, i was a teenager and i was so excited. everything was brand—new and i wanted to, you know, achieve greatness. um, i was reallyjust striving after it. you know, i was learning, i was learning so much about the sport and how to compete away from home. i think that was really the moment that the fire was lit, and i knew that it was going to take a lot more to reach my goals. but that's where it all started. and the fire kept burning. and all the way, if we fast forward to tokyo 2020, when you came back to the track as a mother, what was driving you then? because i think it was more than what you just described. yes. at that point, everything had changed for me. i think i finally understood that my purpose was so much bigger thanjust running fast and just getting medals. and so, when i arrived in tokyo, being a mother and overcoming so much adversity, it was full circle, you know. i knew that my dau

in response houses to athene, mates across the country, start the drive, taking more than a 100 guards. as hostages violence rapidly spread to the sweet enough, the equip doors government declared to go into an unknown international conflict. and name $22.00 criminal organizations as temporary level meaningful. so we'll use that they, he clicked on the kink, little yet in the 1st couple weeks. a beautiful day for the settling that i'd like to, but i certainly have no ma'am. okay. so maybe that's the way, but the sister goes to the back or is that i won't go down to the legal groups. feedback once more on, on january 17th, to prosecute to investigating the attack to the public television station. and those are high per 5 cases. i showed that while driving his car in way, i keep looking back in system for tv and is getting my motor on the side of human starship and brought up over last year in years. know the product is just the most and seamless by so can you, me know, the, the see the dentist and one of the people's extension that, i mean, you know, what i see on politic simpler models

and so there's no reason to athens in germany to send them back. we are open to energy supply and we want to reopen of this as well to mr. slide also said we want to reopen the north street pipelines and we want to step back to rescue oil. i guess the sanctions are a big problem for us, for our economy, and also for the good relationship, sofa restaurant germany. and we have to revise this. but could let me talk something or tell you something about a party meeting here that was a strong demonstrations again. so upon to see it in the streets, we saw several more than $212000.00 people demonstrate to me again say your fee level, i mean fall in member to $50.00 people spreading cables. and that was a lot of police. what couple of 1000 policemen in the city, but they were not really helping us. the scrubbing i was suppose to meet police outside re so uh yesterday morning so we had to wait and the copy of the office will be extreme. that's been pretty stroke for some rolling reason. the area for 2 and a half hours before we reached the convention hall.

so the institute for so, so research in athens is my calls statement confirms the disrespect the whole for was african states. and the latest a song that frances, stubborn in its colonialist approach. it is not ready to lose the place that it has occupied for a long time. a crown comes to reveal that he and his nation are ready to trample on international law to preserve its interests by this patronizing and paternalistic attitude. my crown is a firming all the disrespect that it has visa v, the african populations and their leaders. and i think that this is a france that is struggling. this is clearly the last agitation of a hopeless man. because the reality is that what france wants to do with african territories has been revised. and it is not mat chrome who will impose the opposite end. we are wrong to think that it is a civilized nation, capable of discussion, capable of cooperation and collaboration. african presidents who in all sovereignty act without reaching out to paris, like the senegalese prime minister, responded in escaping way to the arrogance of a manual macross. he wa

and it is back up to normal, more or less by sunday coded and open india not so for this athens for line, cuz there might be some rate which is fairly typical. this falls, it sits in the guys just take payments rolls. find to the dash is very slow to move off costs the, the limits to how far a dream contains sta in your own adventure. now, counter air waves the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching alpha 0 reminder of our headlines. thousands of syrians are expected at concerts in damascus, celebrating one month since the overthrow of the charlotte says machine. why then your administration has begun to rebuild the economy. the nation still faces an uncertain future is really forces have carried out multiple attacks across cancer. medical sources tell else a 0 at least 40 for palestinians have been killed since don't on wednesday. a fast moving one fire in the us state of california is threatening thousands of homes and in a park at los angeles neighborhood. 2 people have been killed. president joe biden says he is watching the situation and has offered federal assistance. officials have

a soldiers who travel abroad facing war crime cases initiated by pro 5 athene and deos, one of the most red pull to the evacuated withheld from the easily state criminal proceedings well known again, swap person on holiday in prism island to joins or south africa's genocide pace against as well. so i think global efforts to bring the idea of accountability for potential prophecies. we take a closer look at how south africa has taken the lead, middle legal fight. simplistic stand in the french president shift blame, but as far as policy missteps in africa and the middle east on to get ron tech on 5 . 20. yeah. but it's the power is failing to commit the lives from our international new center in most center. this is all the welcome to the one is at least 51 passed in. so being killed by is ready for us as in gaza over the past day. now that's according to local authorities. also in the west bank is where the troops offsets to have detained 4 to 5 local residents. they law a rule that is what a saw it is uh, being positive was legal actions as they are accused of having submitted by pro p

the sun is rather more prevalent, with the exception of it to the athens so that she gets that colder it takes a while. we're going to go through until monday. then it happens. the hidden inside and community across india is it definitely 5, especially the world's largest importance in the uses, especially those can use this product from roosting to call leaving work is with a dangerous one. i want to investigate, especially in just sign in on out, is there a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can as long as it recall respondents. that's what we strive to do. the, the the other guy you're watching out is there a reminder about top storage this out and more than 200000 people are being told to leave the homes as well twice and spread through los angeles county, united states, you evacuation orders have been issued off to a new blaze broke out in san fernando valley. thousands of buildings have been damaged or destroyed. the desktop is present to test. actually is foreign ministry is in syria to show support

so for this athens for line, cuz there might be some ray which is fairly typical, this fall that sits in the guys just take fitness rolls. find the dash is very slow to move. of course of the the more than 15 years, the nigerian armed forces have been engaged in the battle against poke around and all the goods, including the west african branch of i. so the conflict has left a devastating, told me that more than 16000000 people affected by insurgency and counter insurgency, including hundreds of thousands killed and 1000000 scorsone homes. despite government claims, these groups have been technically def.

police from last january level as government to control of the present system response houses to athene, mates across the country start to drive it, taking more than a 100 guards. as hostages violence rapidly spread to the sweet enough, the equal doors government declared to go into an unknown international conflict and named 20 to create another organization says terrorist is level waiting for. so we have to think he clicked on the kink, little yet in the 1st couple weeks the company said with that i'd like to do the survey. i know maybe. okay, so maybe that's the only way to test it goes to becca in that won't go down to the legal groups. feedback once more on, on january 17th, to prosecute to investigating the attack to the public television station. and those are high per 5 cases. i showed that while driving his car in way i can look into something to see the end of is disagreement with it on the side of them. beauman, sasha point following up over the last you in years. know the product is just a must and seamless buy. so can you, me know, the, the see the dentist what other people

athens is in my district. i tell you what the family told me and i don't see how you ever get over this. they expressed -- when i told them we had a bill that would come to the floor and like to name laken riley after the bill, the bill after laken, they just said if there is anything that congress can do to ensure that another family doesn't have to go what we've gone through, please pass that bill and yes, we would be honored to put laken's name on it. you don't have to say much past that. the fact that these people are here, they shouldn't be here. they came here illegally and they are harming our people. we have the opportunity today to change that. we can get this through the house. we can get it through the senate. we're seeing good movement over there. we have an excellent senator in katie britt, a bulldog. from alabama she is a bulldog and she is charging the way and she picked up fetterman and we have to opportunity to pick up more over there. i believe they can pass this on friday and by gosh i belie

known criminal, and, of course, you know, he took his trade to new york and then brought it down to athensorgia, where he was cited the week before for shoplifting. so this legislation just includes theft because right now local law enforcement cannot contact i.c.e. unless it's a major crime. and, you know, these people, they come across, they start out with these petty crimes, and we just slap 'em on the back of the hand and let 'em go. it just emboldens them, and they do more and more larger crimes. you look at the result of what happened with ibarra who heinously murdered that young lady. bill: and, congressman, we've got about ten seconds left. you've got to get to 660 votes in the senate. >> we do. bill: do you see it happening? >> yes, we do. bill: you do. >> i need them to continue to call senators, their own u.s. senator, and demand they get this through the senate. day one, president trump can sit down and sign it. belle -- it'll be a great day. bill got it. congressman, thank you for your time. we'll check in with you again soon. >> thank you. bill: cheryl? cheryl: we are expecti

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they took the best of western civilization from jerusalem to athens to rome to london, and they brought together faith, reason, law, and a representative government, and in philadelphia in 1780 seven, they put all of that together to craft the constitution of the united states. they set out a bill of rights making clear certain rights could never be infringed on. the right to speak and assemble. the right to worship, and act on those beliefs in the private sphere. the right to arm ourselves and the right to a fair and equitable criminal justice system. they acknowledge that our rights come from our creator, and free people honor their creator when they exercise those rights and govern themselves wisely. but our rights and our freedoms have come under attack in an unprecedented way the last two years. our public officials have grabbed unconstitutional power over american families, workers, and students when the global pandemic gave them an excuse to do so. the media stoked fear, national health experts when he plaited data and ignored science. dr. fauci outright lied repeatedly. he used

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to be an encyclopedia of how to live, how to do things, and how to be a good, you know, citizen of athens or and the other cities. days now, plato wasn't against education. he was very much for it. he told us what we know about socrates or a lot of what we know, but he adopted and used the phonetic alphabet from the phoenician. but he wrote stuff down. and then his student, who took that much further, of course, was achilles. i'm sorry, aristotle and aristotle. we have a lot of writings of aristotle. that was because he was a writer and then from then on, for the next, you know, 2300 years, more or less intellectual knowledge, education, pedagogy, it was all based on writing. and, you know, of course, we're talking we were talking now. but, you know, the great books and religious works and philosophical works and historical works, etc., here we are today in the 21st century. we're coming out the other end of that tunnel. we're leaving writing behind, and that's that's my main point, chris. others have made this point. marshall mcluhan in particular was in the 1960s said the same thing and

and so -- and i think they did it in athens or something, and someone showed up, either michael stipeight laughter ] someone -- no, i mean, people showed up, obviously. [ laughter ] no, no, sorry, someone from the band. [ laughter ] >> steve: two people. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, no one showed up, no one showed up. the band didn't even show up. no, no, no, yeah. they put out a vhs tape of a a film. no, but someone from r.e.m. showed up and said, like, "hey, you guys are good," or gave a a thumps-up or something cool like that. so i said, "hey, if you ever are around, would you come on the show and perform?" he goes, "are you serious?" i go, "yeah, i'd love to." and they're fantastic. so get ready. you're going to see this tonight. [ cheers and applause ] michael shannon, jason narducy, and friends. big, fun show. guys, lookalike contests are really big right now. a bunch of people are gathering around. they think they look like a a certain celebrity. they've done it with timothee chalamet. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: glen powell. they were at the golden globes. the lookalikes were at the gold

and the athens fantastic sedans that have become the 1st and to reach the quote of finals 110 against all jerry is and see as do was enough to guarantee the progression of group a have been forced to relocate it tomorrow. atanya because of the ongoing war and so done to impairments as see, have boosted their hopes of reaching the knockout runs and ask because at the top club competition they be the balance of it's an easier to one egyptian side left it late against the full time captains, they scored in the ninety's and monte said that minutes ago level, i'm points with his balance and the qualifying group and all the time. great. so the nfl may have just paid the final game of his career and roaches at 24 touch sound passes as he know that he's neil jets teams victory and the last regular season game. his 1st that stone pauses on sunday was the 500 of his career. it's been a disappointing season for 41 year old. that was his and the jets who have missed out on the play. that a few a few odds in the locker room. a few uh, emotional moments with some people i really care about. but you

probably a step-by-step to the greeks being encyclopedia how to do things how to be a good citizenie of athensre in it te other city states. plato was not against his very much for it. told her so we know about socrates. a lot of what we know. he adopted and use the phonetic alphabet.. but he wrote stuff down. to get much further was achilles i'm sorry aristotle. aristotle the next intellectual knowledge pedagogy it was based on writing. and of course were talking now about the great books and religiousph works et cetera. here we are today the 21st century. were coming up the other end of that tunnel. we aren't leaving behind that's my main point. others have made this point. said theg same things he wrote quite a few books on it. the problem upping 70 or 80 years ahead of their time whether we talk about video, youtube, x, facebook, et cetera. and many, many other mediums that we could discuss. their all digital. they are what are referred to as acoustic. the thing they were not and are not as when they are phonetic. famously said that medium is the message. he is well known forwe that. as re

terry kennedy iran john in athens and atlanta. i had never seen kennedy pushed around anywhere in any room, and i was stunned. i had never seen a politician do that before, and he just pushed teddy aside, like out of the way. you know, i've got i've got work to do. move aside. and kennedy was stunned. i was stunned. >> hunter thompson spent three nights with me in rosen at our house, and he became a very close personal friend of mine. i remember one time during the campaign, since we'd had a previous relationship, he thought he could have first crack at getting an interview with me and jody powell, my press secretary, kept putting hunter off and said, you have to get in line. and so hunter thompson got drunk one night in a hotel, and he gathered up newspapers and dumped some trash cans in front of jody powell's door and set it on fire. >> you don't stop being you just because you turn 65. but you do face more risk from flu and covid. last year alone, those viruses hospitalized nearly 1 million people 65 and older. 1 million vaccin

it's hear from jimmy in athens, georgia independent line go ahead.ler: i would love to see an interview with the great brian lam at some point this year, i hope you can arrange that. when i was a little boy, i did not know much about politics. i was eight years old but i want to become our president because his name was jimmy and he was from georgia and when i was an eight-year-old my name was jimmy and i was from georgia. that was a long time ago. i have one great memory of when i went to see a bob dylan concert in 1994 in atlanta and the shows late starting, some seats being held and right before that jimmy carter and his wife and congressman john lewis and his wife sitting down the front row and the whole crowd cheered right before bob dylan's performance. that's just a great memory and jimmy carter was a great man, thank you for c-span. zach up next in oregon, independent line. >> good morning. i'm calling to send kind of a message to any lawmakers that are listening with any dignity left or you know ones that ain't , that still care. i think the

unfamiliar with the situation, laken riley, a young woman, she was a student at augusta university in athens, georgia. she was studying to be a nurse. and tomorrow would have been her 23rd birthday. she was murdered by an illegal immigrant. all she was doing was out taking a jog. that illegal immigrant, that illegal immigrant was in america because of joe biden and the democrats' open border policies. the laken riley act had been sponsored and is now cosponsored by every republican in the senate, and there are also several democrats who have recently signed on to this legislation, and they now support it. happy to hear the democrat leader saying that he was going to vote to get on the bill as well. the laken riley act presents the senate a simple choice. are we willing to allow illegal immigrants to roam free in our country? or do we want to save american lives? protecting americans from the dangers of a broken border makes sense to, i believe, most if not all of our citizens. earlier this week senator john fetterman of pennsylvania was asked about the laken riley act. this is what he said.

athens, alabama go ahead. oh, this is on a low. i work at one of the prisons in, alabama, in the correctional system. i'm a mental health professional. and what i was wondering, you know, i've been a great admirer of yours and your wife has done a lot of work in this area on mental health. and i if you knew of any progress that was going to be made or work that was going to be in the specific area of the correctional system, because there's more and more mentally ill who in the correctional system a great many hiv and aids patients who are in the correctional system and are, you know, segregated from all others as well as having mental disorders and and progressing into dementia and things like this. thanks. and i want to. well, i wish my wife was here because she's an expert on this. in fact, rosalynn is, i would say, the one citizen of the entire that promotes mental health and points out mental illness can in most cases be and people can live can well, at least that they can live a normal life. she also makes many lectures on th

one of those communities is athens, georgia, where 22-year-old nursing student laken riley was murdered by an illegal immigrant while out for a jog last year. her murder not only entered the country illegally, he was arrested twice in the united states and never deported. this week the senate is going to vote on senator britt's bipartisan laken riley act which would ensure that illegal immigrants are deported when they are arrested as laken was for theft and burglary. while it is a commonsense measure, senate democrats opposed it last year despite the bill receiving barred support in the house of representatives. we'll see what they do when the new senate majority brings it up for a vote. we're also going to take a vote to support our ally israel, something that my friends across the aisle. i called on the democratic leader to bring up an icc sanctions bill that had already passed the house, again with bipartisan support. the icc's rogue actions only enabled the terrorists who seek to wipe israel off the map and they cannot be allowed to stand unchecked. in november i removed that if le

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