but this time they were defeated, egypt, the sworn enemy of babylon, promised to help them, there was a struggle for territory for the speeches of this land west of the euphrates, of which judea was a part, but babylon defended its borders. moreover, the pharaohs and their allies named after magellan however, the admiral himself died during a skirmish by students on the island of sibuna philippines and of all the ships completed the circumnavigation and returned to seville, after 3 years only one victoria august 10, 1897, aspirin or acetylsalicylic acid was invented on that day 26-year-old felix hoffmann, a german chemist from bayer, made an entry in a laboratory journal that heating two parts of salicylic acid and three parts of acetic anhydride makes it possible to obtain this product in a very pure salicylic acid is found in willow bark; its healing properties have been known since antiquity. it acted as an antipyretic in the 19th century. chemists. they learned to isolate it, including from the spirea plant, but the medicines from it corroded the stomach and intestines, causing na

the babylon b is trained to do the best that we can to do that. -- we were just band on -- we were just end -- we were just banned on tictac. we need you to share our articles. even if people thinks it's true. share with your grandma let her retweet it. that's fine. truth travels more easily and quickly through humor. make them laugh and when their mouths are open porch truth then. i love that quote. that's were trying to do at the babylon b. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome this ceo of -- 2020 trump campaign, and the host of war room. steve bannon. ♪ [applause] ♪ >> thank you, thank you, very much. could carry lake -- could kari lake rise for a second. [applause] {kari!] >> stand please, this morning on morning joe, for five minutes they tore her apart. they called her an insurrectionist. they said she was guilty of treason and finished by saying that she was a bill of rights racist. ladies and gentlemen, she had the audacity to leave a job in media and say, guess what, i want to give the people of arizona

babylon of peter the meaning of the capture of the genius of babylon the rusty ones brought the firstshores of azov here, he returned only three centuries later and now, together with the faithful generalissimo neck, forever remained in this special russian city. the entire complex of hydraulic structures included in the tsimlyansk hydroelectric complex was built on land simply on earth. here, as we usually do, we build houses, factories, and so on by itself, and next to the don a dam was washed up, which actually formed a reservoir. now there is an urgent message from the national center in the mykolaiv region, as well as in the ambulance building in cherkasy and in the hospitals of kramatorsk and zaliznoye in the donetsk region. well, now a short advertisement and dali, our broadcast will continue the program to conduct the duty unit. alfa bank credit card is a whole year without interest on any purchases guaranteed free service and no commissions for cash withdrawal alpha bank is the best mobile bank, the symptoms of prostatitis and adenoma should not distract me, so i take vitapro

you arrange such an uncle, the niece of babylon, on your head. i speak clearly. and panties, okay.think, you're like a tan is still an epidemic? let's. what can't we do? come on guys. so interesting. raised again. pulled guys, come here. there is no mirror, no magazine. the microphone here will be parents and guests. crocodile will be here zone attractions so exactly from that spittoon to the lantern you are responsible, and let's figure it out ourselves. can't we? let's think about where to put something? wait, so here are the swords, we are throwing the kola here. here we are catching skittles with a noose on a fishing rod. the girl committed a terrible sin, and therefore it should be executed, which means that i will again become my beloved wife. that 's all for you i'll take care of you in anything you will not be denied. let me be a witch and i'm shy about what you're doing two polovtsian clans are going to go to novgorod you're your hair destroyed the hornet's nest the golden horde tomorrow after the time program, your title means nothing. burgers are so tasty and the right s

the babylon b, was putting it in satire, a parody, but at the heart it was not funny.they have done to our culture is not funny. what they have done, it's not about deregulating or cutting or cutting taxes. this nation has taken on the chinese model by our elites. this isn't regulatory capture, this is merger between state capitalism and an authoritarian state. five years ago i was here, talking about the three lines of work of president trump and his movement. america first national security. what is that? postwar international rules-based order that the american people have underwritten with their blood, no longer works for the american people. we can no longer afford defense spending every year. we can no longer afford $9 trillion that kills -- and veteran victims are dying at 20 day, that doesn't work for the deplorable's. around the rim of asia, our trade deals, our commerce, and american security guarantee in nato, and the persian gulf, in the south china sea, taiwan and up. it is a trillion dollars a year. it is not sustainable, not close to being sustainable. a

for years in babylon, drought serve increased in frequency and duration. the consequences are dramatic. it's favors. victoria falls, where reduced to a relative trickle in 2019 making international headlines. this year hasn't seen enough rain either. the corn in the fields isn't growing properly. harvest yields a shrinking year by year. the un says almost half of zimbabwe population of some $15000000.00 is now dependent on food aid. people with no access to a well has to get their water from rivers that are also drying up. the aid agency care has helped solve the water shortage and sherburne, garrett village, the country se, it's supplied 50 families with water tanks and together, the community has built a damn that holds 45000 cubic meters of water. the water flows along the terrains natural slopes to irrigate the fills, eliminating the need for climate damaging pump. wonder when we're when award protein as long as we have several options to store rainwater efficiently, we stand a chance of survival even through the dry season one medication. we can affor

the whole nation had been captured and carried off to babylon. they were slaves and they had to do with the king wanted them to do. if you didn't do exactly what he wanted, you were dead. it wouldn't be a sleeping pill or anything like that, it would be a gruesome death. but they were willing to stand and do what god wanted them to do. they knew what was expected of them, to obey and honor. >> they basically, and i say this in my book, they refused to bow down to culture basically is what they were doing. >> right. >> and they were willing to go to a fiery furnace rather than compromise the conviction, just like you did. there was no fiery furnace, but -- >> they also said [inaudible] we are going to the court and if we win, great. if not, we will still do our best. >> and you talk about also, just on a personal level, you talk about how the cake shop over the years brought you and your father closer together. because i think you said when you were young, you weren't really that close with him and there was kind of a distance, but the cake shop b

i'm laura babylon. welcome to the show. europe is drying up. a new report by the commission says the continent is experiencing its worse drought in 500 years.

i'm lar babylon, welcome to the show. europe is drying up. a new report by the commission says the continent is experiencing its worse drought in 500 years. he extreme heat this summer has left deep scars in many regions. germany's longest river is shrink.

but the kid that he lives all ah, with bags of chickens from babylon to this. she thought, seizure disorder will you stood yell at her kiss? the lorazepam opened his eyes stolen? was it a kiss there? that's a solution. cecelia castillo, is there a volley? give them a bite to pity ship that again, with its elissa he had no, we'll get his order connecticut and he did potential me it and get it. he's cuz i'll just put her new and putting my caching album as a glimpse any moment. and i'm with him. dasha again draws his early. can you switch around with them? sure, i want the ragged voice thing it. i didn't keep them from august the oh, a certain to tv music. it's when you bought over plus 2. he will a good idea of them or store and you 3 up or but as well as we milled in with us daily, much america bullshit is a can to way to get it removed. said the customer at the a marker, what people will up or michelle, because let me you, there are many, 3. 0 today storage nick, in that video. a good thing is you, i am with this you for said we did the on the store board, the

and not only in ancient egypt, by the way, spelt was very respected, but also in ancient babylon they made noise there, uh, literally everywhere, half-blah, the main, uh, culture that they grew, who ate it. it is not surprising because it has such a huge amount of useful properties that everyone should be eating this particular culture before we know the full benefits. the queen needs a walk. uh-huh, who is this to argue with the queen. the pool is cool, which practically did not exist in the ussr. but now it has reappeared on the shelves. and this is a real hit among fans of healthy eating. today we will see how the ancient grain crops make you and having gone to the largest enterprise in russia for the processing of spelt, as well as in the program we eat half would lose weight from this bread. people do not gain, overweight, improve memory and reduce the risk of dementia with the help of a flask a lot of people. there, uh, notices a deterioration in memory, a deterioration in the concentration of attention of other croups. wouldn't race. you cheap pops , we’ll check everything and

really, and not only in ancient egypt, by the way, spelled was very respected, but and in ancient babylonnoise there, uh, literally everywhere, half a la the main, uh, culture that was grown, that fed on it. no wonder, because it has such a huge number of useful properties that everyone should eat this particular culture and before we know about all the benefits. the queen needs a walk . the queen needs a walk. who am i to argue with the queen. groats, which practically did not exist in the ussr but now it has reappeared on the shelves. and this is a real hit among fans of healthy eating. today. let's see how they cultivate this ancient grain crop and sent it to the largest floor processing plant in russia, and also in the program we eat half as much .

and just last night took his prisoners up they, babylon and israeli prime minister year lapierre had a phone conversation. and then they decided to finalize the normalization process between their 2 companies and to reappoint their ambassadors. and the consul general was also to the capitals and the important other important as cities, new and human rights chief, it says it's still not safe for hundreds of thousands of ringo refugees to return to me in more. almost 5 years after they fled a military crackdown, bangladesh, his government is growing impatient about hosting them and told michelle bash they me, and mom must take them back. one of donald trump's most prominent republican adversaries as lost her reelection bed in the us state of wyoming. miss cheney said she would do whatever it takes to deny the former president, 2nd term. she was defeated by trumpet that candidate who will contest this year's mid term elections. australia's former prime minister has defended it secretly appointing himself to 5 additional ministerial roles during the pandemic. it's got morrison said the r

see the bill of man, mom or la fontose argy, but he bared the fair. old madeline madeline, slower babylon, martha. belinda c. kinealy. how is it? good. hello, in missouri door. oh, i will. i shouldn't be there till hannibal ally came feminist heavy though li. be elaborately bridge or cameras or her daughter bunfield order. dear my son, i can live at lazoodo, contaminate as ali or will lead mamma silly shade of medical work or missouri them at home or not a sheriff. can ma'am robin willoughby levied, la la, la almighty sharif. my spin of somewhat cont animals hold. then i will not have shelf either carnation, our basil and the see you ready be our lower, cannot be ruled artist tom young wanted to get inside the building to day, but to do that he had to get permission not only from the owners, but from the lebanese army, which still controls it as a strategically sensitive location. young that wanted to indulge his passion. painting. i finally got the chance to go inside. and my, my, my immediate feeling was one of just overwhelming emotion. i felt sad, i felt i felt horror, but i felt amaz

i'm laura babylon. welcome to the show. europe is drying up. a new report by the e commission says the continent is experiencing it's worse drought in 500 years.

i'm laura babylon, thanks for your company. it's been a year since the taliban east power.

. >> being in exile in babylon i mentioned how did you draw inspiration from the story? >> in a couple of ways. for one, they were in their home village. they had to do -- and he was a ruthless man and if you would attack, you were dead. it wouldn't always be a sleeping pill or anything like that. but they were willing to stand and do what god wanted them to do and to obey and honor the lord. >> i say this in my book as they refuse to bow down to culture basically and they were willing to go into a fiery furnace rather than compromise their convictions like you did. there was no fiery furnace but -- >> they also said our god is able to deliver us but if he doesn't we still will obey him. we are going to the court and if we win, great, if we don't, we will still do our best to obey. >> you also talk about in a personal level, hell the cake shop over the years brought you and your father closer together because i think you said that when you were young you were not really that close and there was kind of a distance but the cake shop brought you close. tell us how that happ

for years in babylon, drought serve increased in frequency and duration. the consequences are dramatic. it favors, victoria falls, were reduced to a relative trickle in 2019, making international headlines this year hasn't seen enough rain either. the corn in the fields isn't growing properly. harvest yields a shrinking year by year. the un says almost half of zimbabwe population of some $15000000.00 is now dependent on food aid. people with no access to a well as to get their water from rivers that are also drying up. the aid agency care has helped solve the water shortage and chevron, garrett's village, the country se it's supplied 50 families with water tanks and together, the community has built a damn that holds 45000 cubic meters of water. the water flows along the terrains natural slopes to irrigate the fields, eliminating the need for climate damage in wonder when we're when award brody as long as we have several options to store rainwater efficiently, we stand a chance of survival even through the dry season. one medication we can afford to grow f

i'm lar babylon, welcome to the show. europe is drying up a new report by the e.

i'm laura babylon, welcome to the show. europe is drying up. a new report by the commission says the continent is experiencing its worse drought in 500 years. the extreme heat this summer has left deep scars in many regions. germany's longest river is shrinking at an alarming rate. an extreme water shortage on the rhine has hit the environment and the economy hard news channels need to be dredged so that ships can transport goods and people along the river. while the rhine is regarded as germany's most important river, it has inspired a famous author's composers and philosophers over the ages. but with temperatures getting hotter, the mighty waterway is gradually losing its size and stature. traffic on the depleted water channels has been brought to a stand still in some places along the rhine. our report are met with people whose livelihoods are being affected by the drought. ah, historically low water level, in some places, the rhine is no more than a meter. deep things have come to a standstill. in our trip in western germany, operations hav

i'm laura babylon, thanks for your company. it's been a year since the taliban seized power in afghanistan. the chaos that followed sent shock waves across the world. cobbles airport was crowded with people trying to escape life under the militants. some even clung to evacuation planes and acts of desperation. the window to flee was narrow as international rescue flights, including ones from germany, brought refugees out of the country. since international troops withdrew from afghanistan and the taliban has ruled with an iron fist life for many afghans is now a fight for survival. poverty is rampant and the medical system is on the brink of collapse. well, things are especially bad for sick and injured children, like abdul, the 11 year old lost both of his hands and now he is receiving help from the aid organization. peace village international. the agency brings children in need of urgent medical care to over housing in germany. we accompanied abdul on his trip or happening for medical treatment in germany. hundreds of afghan

we're just experiencing turbulence because of this change in moment of babylon. books are now no justice, no peace. schneider began her political career as a feminist spokesperson for the student movement. rejecting the old patriarchal system has become one of the cornerstones of the new government. who would get em, we come from the popular protest movement. we mustn't forget back mamma, moving forward slowly because we want to go far to what give i'm only one good boy. gee the current generation in power and sheila believes it knows about everything. from juliet again. it is only slowly, are they beginning to realize that being in power is different. it's not what they expected. indeed, months after being sworn into office, the new left us government is now getting pushed back from all sides. i happened to interest straight. that's cordoned off by the police. it's yet another protest by students over the conditions in their school. they plan to spend the night here. they say they will hold out until they complaints a hood. what is the 22nd of this month? we can't though, that we've bee

meters tall, that were the largest standing buddhist statues in the world. testament to buddhism in babylon. valley the heart of afghanistan. the sculptures survived for 1500 years, in spite of islam and its ban on icons. then came the taliban. amidst international protests, the figures were blown up, erasing a part of afghanistan's rich history that was more than 20 years ago. now that the taliban is back in power. no one knows what will happen to what remains of the buddhist family on the trauma lingers. mancilla elemy was a child when the buddhist looked blown up as his family in afghanistan didn't have a television, he only saw the destruction lighter, but he knew the buddha statues. well. my father told me it is something that, that, that as connection with religion, it is our culture of the story. i was hide. entity was part of our identity and we keep at least save it for future generations. some want to preserve culture, others want to destroy it. but why is this about ideology, religion or the power to will raise and rewrite history. what to islamists like the taliban? all the terr

the moment of babylon books are now no justice, no peace. schneider began her political career as a feminist spokesperson for the student movement, rejecting the old country uncle system has become one of the cornerstones of the new government. who will get them. we come from the popular protest movement. we mustn't forget that mamma, moving forward slowly because we want to go far in the world give. i'm only like giving us your g the current generation in power. and sheila believes it knows about everything. from juliet again, it is only slowly are they beginning to realize that being in power is different? it's not what they expected. indeed, months after being flown into office, the new left us government is now getting pushback from all sides. i happened to enter a street. it's cordoned off by the police. it's yet another protest by students over the conditions in their school. they plan to spend the night here. they say they will hold out until their complaints. i heard what i thought maybe 2nd or 3rd of the believe anybody can vote. we've been pointing out the problems for a long time.

for years in babylon, drought serve increased in frequency and duration. the consequences are dramatic. it's favors. victoria falls, where reduced to a relative trickle in 2019 making international headlines. this year hasn't seen enough rain either. the corn in the fields isn't growing properly. harvest yields a shrinking year by year. the un says almost half of zimbabwe population of some $15000000.00 is now dependent on food aid. people with no access to a well has to get their water from rivers that are also drying up. the aid agency care has helped solve the water shortage and chevron garris village, the country se, it's supplied 50 families with water tanks and together, the community has built a damn that holds 45000 cubic meters of water. the water flows along the terrains natural slopes to irrigate the fills, eliminating the need for climate damaging wonder when we're when award protein. as long as we have several options to store rainwater efficiently, we stand a chance of survival even through the dry season. one america. we can afford to grow f

in babylon, drought serve increased in frequency and duration. the consequences are dramatic. it's favors. victoria falls, where reduced to a relative trickle in 2019 making international headlines. this year hasn't seen enough rain either. the corn in the fields is in grow in properly. harvest yields a shrinking year by year. the un says almost half of zimbabwe population of some $15000000.00 is now dependent on food aid. people with no access to a well as to get their water from rivers that are also drying up. the 8 agency care has helped solve the water shortage and chevron garage village. the country south east. it's supplied 50 families with water tanks and together, the community has built a damn that holds 45000 cubic meters of water. the water flows along the terrains natural slopes to irrigate the fills, eliminating the need for climate damage in tom. 12 m, valera when award brody as long as we have several options to store rainwater efficiently. we stand a chance of survival even through the dry season, one medication. we can afford to grow food for our families, whe

i'm laura babylon. welcome to the show. europe is drying up. a new report by the e commission says the continent is experiencing it's worse drought in 500 years. he extreme heat. this summer has left deep scars in many region.

living people to directly study valeology and we will do this, of course, with a doctor in snezhana's babylonana viktorovna kovriga, head of the city health center of the minsk city center for hygiene and epidemiology , doctor valeologist, let's immediately dot all the points by three, why don't everyone count valeology? there is even an opinion in science that this is supposedly pseudoscience. in 1890, a scientist, a russian brekhman, introduced such a concept as paleology from the latin valio health. therefore, such a direction began in the twentieth century and now it is more like a scientific direction of related medical various such sciences. maybe just uh, skeptics are confused by the fact that valeology studies health, not illness, valeology is such a collective direction of both medicine and physics and all of psychology and other sciences. here is more as competition between different specialists, because a valologist is still a specialist who knows more, probably, and wider than any particular narrow specialty. well let's then specifically about valeology. what are the scientific fa

this no official protest with the german embassy in beijing after a foreign minister, adelaide and babylon criticize chinese aggression towards taiwan. during the trip to new york as bad books at germany stands united with the us. we share american concerns with painfully learned over the past month with february 24th. that aggressive, sorry can turn into dangerous action. china's comments with regard to ty vonn, raise serious questions. it cannot be in our interest if china is creating on top of this excessive economic dependency in its region. dw correspondent mckenna, christina in new york, told me more about the gym. foreign ministers criticisms when she arrived yet, united nations yesterday, she wants to talk about nuclear non proliferation. but she was, of course, also asked about nancy closes visit and of consent then still planned visit to taiwan. and she said that it simply wasn't acceptable in relation to rossa, that a big estate could attack a smaller neighbor. and that international law also applies to china. now that didn't go down. well, a protest was delivered to the german

on counting the coals, european nations turned to cole, after babylon, brushing fossil fuel. but what caused buttons? inflation reduction act is a big economic. when is it enough? plus tech companies or what is high flyers? known best as a ditching technology stokes. testing the cost on al jazeera with high for me. okay, on today's episode of the strain, we're going to look at how climate change is made. a community in oregon go to war over water. their story is told in the 4 lines investigation when the water stopped . awards crisis in americas west is intensifying, deep historic division obliterated ecosystems to create agriculture at the expense of our tribes. that's weird. france time. the strong pe good away from the one. hold lines, investigate how climate change his pissing and oregon town to breaking points. war fight, because it's in a blood, we are literally to the point that people are going to start seeing each other when the war to stop on al jazeera. joining us to talk about the water conflicts that you just saw that joey from the trailer. hello, ren hello. emma

and just last night took us prisoners pay babylon and israeli prime minister, european had a phone conversation and then they decided to finalize the normalization process between the 2 companies and to reappoint the ambassadors and the consul general is also to the capitals and the important other important a city is so this will make sense in the regional context. turkey, through the last year has embarked on a diplomatic push to many times the fe, ties with the regional regional countries such as egypt, united arab emirates, saudi arabia and israel. so the, the talk with the israelis have started over a year ago, and now we see that the process is being finalized. mean when it comes to turkish and the, the, the israeli corporation with both officials from both our praise in is that because both of these companies are facing the regional challenges. israel. busy is seen iran and iranian group as the security threat and also regarding tricky as a balancing power in the region. when it comes to turkey truck, you have security threats coming from syria and also the east mediterranean. i took it,

. >> you mentioned them being in exile in babylon. do a whole chapter in my book on this but you mentioned in the book d how did you draw inspiration from the story? >> in a couple of ways. one, their home had been captured and they had to do what they wanted them to do and if you didn't do exactly what he wanted, you were dead. it wouldn't be a sleeping pill or anything likeny that. they were willing to stand and do what god wanted them to do and what was expected of them and to obey and honor the word. >> they refused to bow down to culture basically and they were gwilling to go into a fiery furnace rather than compromise their convictions just like you did. there was no fiery furnace but -- >> sthey also said god is able o deliver us but if he doesn't we still are going to the courts and if we win, great, and if not we willwe do our best to obey. >> you talk about also on a personal level youut talk about how the cake shop over the years brought you and your father t closer together because i think you said when you were young yow

and just last night took his prisoner to pay babylon and his riley prime minister year. lapierre had a phone conversation and then they decided to finalize the normalization process between their 2 companies and to re appointee and bassett. theirs and the consul general is also to the capitals and the important other important. as cities, the you in human rights chief says it's still not safe. the hundreds of thousands of re hinge refugees to return to me in march almost 5 years after they fled a military crack down bangladesh. his government is growing impatient about hosting them and told michele bachelor me him up, must take them back. or kenya's president elect says he's moving ahead with if it's to former government william veto says they will be no room for exclusion. under his leadership, it comes a day after his defeated rival rejected the result of last week's election as a travesty. a one of donald trump's most prominent republican adversaries has lost to reelection bid in the us state of wyoming. this cheney said she would do whatever it takes to deny the form of president

their description is available only from the late ancient greek and roman authors. hanging gardens of babylonellion for 600, please. taking advantage of this global massacre, the boer officer mani marez raised an anti-british uprising in south africa world war i is true in barcelona's park güell , you can also visit his house-museum. dowdy is true, but better than a question. you need to give 28.5 from you 9.600 from igor 400 dmitry to whom dmitry dmitry topic mushrooms here are four mushrooms, they are all unusual. find a ram mushroom among them. third third quite right , the first blackberry, the second earth star, the fourth you know what the devil's cigar is called. and here is the third really mushroom ram dmitry gingerbread 1.500 in this historical novel, the feast of ivan the terrible is described as follows: about a hundred gilded and painted trees were brought in, on which gingerbread cakes and sweet pies hung instead of fruits. i'm silver right. the japanese for 300 ruling emperor on rusito from children only daughter and the crown prince of japan is considered fumihitu whom he brou

exile in babylon and i mentioned them, i have a chapter in my book on them but you mentioned in your book, how did you draw inspiration from this story? >> a couple of ways. one, they went in there home village, jerusalem. they had to do with they wanted to do and they were wicked. they were willing to stand. in israel and honor the lord god jehovah. >> i say this in my book, they refused to bow down to culture basically what they were doing and willing to go into fiery furnace rather than compromise their convictions just like you did. there's no fieryry furnace. >> was still obey them and we are going to the courts and if we win, great. if not, will still do our best. >> you talk about the cake shop over the years brought you and your father closer together. when you are young, you were that close in and there is a distance of the cake shop brought you closer, tell how that happened. >> it seems like i never saw my dad, he never came to baseball games, i didn't play baseball anyway but he would take me fishing but he had a job to do and friends so we didn't have the opportunity to

. >> you mentioned shadrach, the check and a bendigo and daniel and being in exile in babylon. i mentioned them and i do a whole chapter in my book on them but you mentioned in your book, how did you draw inspiration from this story? >> in a couple of ways. one, they weren't in their home village jerusalem the whole nation captured, they were slaves and they had to do with the king wanted them to do and king can is or was evil and wicked. there would be a sleeping pill or anything but they were willing to stand and do what god wanted them to do and to obey and honor the lord god jehovah. >> they refused to bow down to culture basically essentially what they were doing and willing to go into a fiery furnace rather than economize their convictions just like you did. there was no fiery furnace but basically -- >> they also said our god is able to deliver us but if he doesn't, still we obey him and we are going to the courts and it we went, great. if not, we are going to do our best to obey. >> and you talk about on a personal level how the cake shop over the years brought you and

i'm sorry and babylon. it's nebuchadnezzar one of the worst guys of all time, really bad ruler.emiah's back five been held captive somewhere, i hope you write me sam coming to get your bill. keep your head down stay out of trouble. jeremiah writes him and says something he basically says get used to it, you're going to be there a while. is it build homes and plant gardens. raise your children have your children marry. then he says in 29 : seven said seek the welfare of the place where i have called you. for in its welfare you will find your peace. think about what he's saying the welfare of the place we have called? this is a horrible place. we are being kept as slaves by nebuchadnezzar he is a horrible bad guy. what do you mean seek the welfare of this place? that is what jeremiah tells him to do pretty afraid to many of us have reacted by saying this is horrible. what's what our culture has degraded two. look at the state of our country. i think the message back to us that god the same that jeremiah was in israel, we are supposed to seek the welfare of the place with the cold.

. >> you mentioned shadrach me shock and abednego in daniel and them being in exile in babylon and i mentioned them and i do all chapter in my book on them but you mentioned in your book how did you draw inspiration from shadrach and his friends story? >> in a couple of ways. for one they were in their home village. they had been, their whole nation have been captured and they were slaves and they had to do what the king wanted them to do and king nebuchadnezzar was all wicked ruthless oman and they had to do exactly what you want. there would be a sleeping in pill or anything like that but they were willing to stand and do what god wanted them to do because they knew it was expected of them in israel and to obey and honor the lord god jehovah. >> i say this in my book they refused to bow down to culture basically. it is basically what they were doing. they were willing to go into a fiery furnace rather than compromise their convictions just like you did. there was no fiery furnace. >> they also said god is able to deliver us but if he doesn't we will still obey him and we're going t

. >> that's not the babylon be doing tv. that's real, that's the scary part.viously absurd and stupid and i don't know why he said it. we don't have zero inflation. we have a little less inflation that is very high. the markets were up today, they like the fact that it has gone down so they were up 500 points. there's some thinking that maybe jerome powell will stop at the rate increases. here's what i hear from people, folks in the fed and these are major financial players, the fed definitely wants to get inflation down to its 2% target, we are still a long way from 2%. for get about zero, it's 8.5% today. if that is going to happen there's going to be many more rate increases and we are probably going to enter a recession at some point. you can't spin your way out of that. >> brian: people like you told me the way to get out of it is you cut spending, you have to raise rates short-term. we are about to put $700 billion into the spending pot, three had a $69 billion in the climate change. when the house passes this on friday, what is the effect on inflation a

so thank you, "outnumbered" producers, this truly reads like a babylon the headline of how democratsemocrats. it's not just a suggestion. she signed this into law so she is essentially more concerned about what to call a criminal than the crime itself. she recently talked about the bail reform laws and if they need to be changed or not. she said no. then a couple of days later couple of days before that "new york post" headline came out bits of the ten criminals were arrested for 500 crimes and you're telling me that the bail reform laws in new york city don't need to be changed? there have also been dozens of children shot in new york city so far this year. so we care more about calling those people incarcerated persons and not inmates? now they are inmates, criminals, end of story. >> harris: and they are going to the d.c. prison. >> i think you're on it should be like momentarily incarcerated person. >> exactly good i just don't understand what she has time for this. well, actually our team -- can we put it up? it's the governor mocked for tweeting this picture of herself barbecui

so they, they, they started in babylon. sheer which is in the center of tripoli of forces affiliated with the parallel government, began advancing into tripoli from the western flank, from western air to the west of tripoli. and also other forces were affiliated with the the parallel government began advancing in southern tripoli near air airport road are so really we saw a big escalation of there was a light to heavier artillery being used with families stuck in the cross wires or, you know, we we said that medical sources have confirmed to us that at least 13 people have died more than 95 injured. and we're likely to see those numbers increase as medical medical authorities are able to enter these places where the families were trapped and pull them out. and be able to attend to those that need medical attention. but definitely a sad day for residents and tripoli are devastating day with, with the loss of lies of destruction across the city. as we said, it comes up to 2 years of relative. com. malik, what was the build up to this fighting well, we've seen a military build up in and

you know, that's not to babylon be doing tv. that's real. that's the scary part.n, it's obviously absurd and stupid and you know, i don't know why you said it. we don't have zero inflation. so actually we have a little less inflation. that's still very high . and you know, here's the thing . i think that, you know, the markets were up today. you like the fact that it's gone down. so they were up five hundred points. so there's some thinking maybe jerome powell will stop the rate increases. but, you know, here's what i hear from people that deal . talk to the fed and these are major financial players. the fed is definitely definitely wants to get inflation down to its two percent target. we are still a long way from two percent. okay, forget about zero. it's eight and a half percent today. if you're if that's going to happen, there's going to be many more rate increases and we're probably going to enter a recession at some point . so how is it hard spending? you can't spend your way out of that for people like you have told me the way to get out of is you cut spend