. >> fatima's two younger sisters, aydin and sajia, took notice.ot in next. >> and i was, like, well, next year it's my turn. >> aydin remembers trying to impress shabana, the school's founder, in her interview. >> i was, like, reading a lot of books, and i was writing their summaries down. and i was, like, you know what? i should take this and show her, like, i'm a smart kid, you should accept me here. [ laughter ] >> it worked. aydin started as a 6th grader in 2016, the year sola expanded to become a full-fledged 6-12th grade girls boarding school, the only one in afghanistan funded as a u.s. nonprofit through grants and donations. there were daily assemblies, and the school's own special pledge of allegiance. >> we are all afghans, we love afghanistan, we will try our best and work hard to improve this beautiful country. >> shabana's goal was both to educate her students and serve the nation by training a generation of leaders from afghanistan's various regions and religious sects. >> my roommate was shia, and i was sunni. and it was my first ti

you can try to identify partisan accomplishments and areas of bipartisan agreements, certainly , aydin is coming off of a tumultuous first two years in office, but also achievement that he will want to highlight. also two years that feature bipartisan achievements and i think he will certainly want to highlight those. -- >> obama in the last couple of the states of the union addresses, he went back on his comments at the 2004 democratic national convention where he really articulated a strong sense of shared values across two parties. he walked it back in one of his greatest state of the union addresses, and said we can't agree on some of these policies but perhaps we can agree on a very basic core value there, and simultaneously try to figure out bipartisanship, and tried to ask -- tried to lay blame at the feet of republicans to -- for the failure to achieve shared values. i think that earlier, presidents want to be memorable in these moments but the moments are defined not just by themselves, but by the opponents. obama's later addresses -- one of obama's later addresses, 2015, he s

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guest: the senate is expected to hear that democrats expect to have aydin attend a caucus lunch this week so they will be hearing -- biden attend a caucus lunch this week. he will say whether he plans to run for reelection again. i believe there is an expectation that they will get a briefing on the spy balloon. there is no date that has been on that. also classified documents is something that similar to the house, senate republicans and democrats are looking to get answers. host: what is the status of john fetterman who entered walter reed for a mental health evaluation and treatment? guest: the most recent statement said that he will take some time off after that and he is going to focus on his mental health journey. i think it will be really interesting. we saw republicans and democrats talking about the importance of mental health and how the stigma around it causes people in high-power positions like john fetterman to stay quiet, not to open up, not to take time off. so it will be interesting to see what his role will continue to be in the senate. obviously, senate democrats ju

aydin is one of them. they pointed a laser at my head and fired birdshot from a 15—metre distance.munition the revolutionary guards have been using to deter protesters. according to the united nations human rights guidance on less lethal weapons, kinetic impact projectiles such as rubber bullets should not be targeted at the head, face and neck, and metal pellets, such as those fired from shotguns, should never be used. a doctor removed three at home, but i needed to go to a hospital for the rest, as one went through my eye and landed in my sinuses near my brain. but the hospital is not always a safe place for wounded protesters. someone had to flee from his hospital bed after being intentionally shot in the face by a rubber bullet. i had to escape from the hospital because two officers were after me. before going to the hospital, i didn't go home for 20 days and change places every night. saman has now left the country. he said he was shot by a plainclothes officer who recognised him and identified him as a protester. as 50011 as he saw me he raised his paintball gun and shot rubb

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guest: the senate is expected to hear that democrats expect to have aydin attend a caucus lunch thisk so they will be hearing -- biden attend a caucus lunch this week. he will say whether he plans to run for reelection again. i believe there is an expectation that they will get a briefing on the spy balloon. there is no date that has been on that. also classified documents is something that similar to the house, senate republicans and democrats are looking to get answers. host: what is the status of john fetterman who entered walter reed for a mental health evaluation and treatment? guest: the most recent statement said that he will take some time off after that and he is going to focus on his mental health journey. i think it will be really interesting. we saw republicans and democrats talking about the importance of mental health and how the stigma around it causes people in high-power positions like john fetterman to stay quiet, not to open up, not to take time off. so it will be interesting to see what his role will continue to be in the senate. obviously, senate democrats just g

aydin, i'm looking at the chart up there on the second policy implications which is very interesting because, covers looks like almost a 30 year period. fundamentally, we don't see significant change. in agriculture, , particularly between the large and medium size versus the small farms and all u.s. households. my question is this, can we in the foreseeable future, whether it's the legislature or otherwise, really expect to see any significant change in direction or are we seeing what will turn out to be just a continuation of those same pattern of change over the next few decades? to put the question another way, what kind of earthquake might strike agriculture that would really change things or, in fact, is that earthquake certainly unlikely to happen in the coming decades? >> jim. >> was i'm not sure where reading the chart the same way. if i look, this is just about incomes rather than lots of things going on behind it. i look at that chart and what i see is on average sharply rising incomes for operators of large and midsized farms. i think that's because within that group prod