benjamin benjamin harrison was only seven years old when his grandfather died. benjamin harrison served a full four years and as president, he has a really phenomenal legacy that is little understood, but we think there's great opportunity to to share that story more deeply and to investigate what it means for the modern presidency. and we are very lucky that our collection contains a lot of items that actually belong to the harrison's. we have over 10,000 items in our collection. so the family was very good at saving those items, and we have things back through the generations. we have things that belong to our associate with benjamin harrison, the fifth and the fourth, and william henry harrison. and they're all things actually, that benjamin harrison was given to keep and treasure for his family through the years. so we're very lucky to have that very large collection. so the harrison's are immigrants from u.k. and the early 1600s, and almost from the start when the harrison's came to the united states and settled in virginia, they were involved civically. an

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benjamin. noniamin. — people's social. benjamin. benjamin. get- people's social. benjamin.ith may miller's family. so there you go. you can't have zelenskyy, but apparently you might be able to have keir starmer. but emily, don't you think that comments like this and the whole kind of politicisation of things like eurovision, it's eurovision, whether or not it's keir starmer, or not keir starmer, whether or not it's of takes it's zelenskyy kind of takes away fun of eurovision away from the fun of eurovision . if she hadn't have said that sno— . if she hadn't have said that sno naioi— . if she hadn't have said that she hated britain,— if she hadn't have said that she hated britain, we'd all be saying— she hated britain, we'd all be saying sooi— she hated britain, we'd all be saying good luck— she hated britain, we'd all be saying good luck . may think saying good luck. may we think the saying good luck. may we think ins-is— saying good luck. may we think the-is brilliant.— saying good luck. may we think the is brilliant. we hope the song is brilliant. we hope you— the song i

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turns out benjamin hall went to the briefing.efore the briefing, the legendary ap reporter matt lee wanted to observe who had come back and that would be benjamin hall. watch this. >> before i turn over to ben, for the first question, i want to say something about his return. >> yeah. >> there were quite a lot of words spoken over this weekend in washington, d.c. about the importance of free press and the role that it plays in informing the world and literally almost paid for this principle with his life and we're thankful that he survived and recovered and is back with us here in the briefing room. so it's really good to see you and welcome back. let me just -- [applause] >> it gave me strength to keep going, grateful to everyone who reached out and appreciate it all. i will say the briefing room was probably the thing i missed most while i was away, being here in. glad to be back. >> ainsley: very sweet of him. >> steve: he did a great interview with antony blinken, you saw in the clip was evasive when it came to the politics w

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benjamin on the show. so welcome along . benjamin loughnane, along. he is now, the premise of the show. yes. i want you at to premise of the show. yes. i want ran a is none— premise of the show. yes. i want you at to home decide- yes. i want you at to home decide which one is deiier— you at to home decide which one is deiier rer— you at to home decide which one is better for the— you at to home decide which one is better for the premise of anis— is better for the premise of inis siren. — is better for the premise of this show. which. benjamin that is ine— this show. which. benjamin that is rise premise— this show. which. benjamin that is the premise of— this show. which. benjamin that is the premise of the show is quire— is the premise of the show is gnire sinne— is the premise of the show is quite simple-us- is the premise of the show is quite simple. us gets to quite simple. each of us gets to eniiine— quite simple. each of us gets to eniiine enr— quite simple. each of us gets to outline our view— quite simple. each of us gets to outline our view on

and early on my off benjamin to unpack the statements for us. so they show that they definitely have appreciation for each other. they started naming the pretty strong bi lateral ties, the canyon president william. good to wasn't billing only a few weeks ago. the german tumbler started by saying the drum and it was the 1st country to deficiencies you recognize. can you offer its independence? those countries are now celebrating 60 years of a lateral relationship and base trust. it's addressing also other other, many of the topics of the now the relation between germany and kenya, i'll good as out of the that's right. and germany also has strong hopes when it comes to kenya, a country that has been, and also immediate in the region, a troubled region as the drum and toner like, hold it, and the story of cause that has been overshadowing. so trip to east africa. you started any po, it's now he is here in kenya and roby to also be a part of the civil society. do have several talks. and that's something that he also said yesterday. and when he was i

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alvarez, group and benjamin. today's summit, symbolic and is looking for solutions to global problems, isn't it? what's the chancellor likely to focus on today? he has been focusing really on having a multi polar world, but not just europe. we're not just the g 7 and they do 20 is taking decisions and will also shape the global self. he wants to have them on the ice i levels so to have a discussion with those countries. he has been stressing that recently a lot that there are other powerful countries in the americas, in asia, in africa. and during his recent trips, he also stressed that that he wants them to have a voice and he wants them also as part of the solutions and not just talking about problems, but talking about solutions. now, you know, here in germany, inside, everywhere across europe, rushes attack on ukraine is really over shadowing. everything isn't set. and ukrainian president, the modem is a landscape savanski has, is in europe. he's currently on a to across year of his, in the u. k. at the momen

just hours ago, the speaker had a private meeting with benjamin netanyahu.anyahu spoke with our fareed zakaria about u.s./israeli relations on sunday. listen to this. >> i don't know of many countries that have, within a few days, the leaders, the democratic and republican leaders of both sides of the aisle coming to jerusalem. so i'm confident about the strength of our alliance. yes, president biden did say that he had hoped that we would have a consensus, seeking a consensus here on judicial reform. it's an internal matter, but i happen to agree with him. and that's what we're trying to do right now. >> hadas gold joins us at the knesset. that is israel's parliament. obviously, really significant that he's here. first time we've seen something like this since gingrich. is there an indication on what he's going to say? what the focus is going to be? >> mccarthy just walked through this honor guard behind me. any second now, we're expecting the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu to walk through this honor guard to the parliament where kevin mccarthy, as you

now, benjamin, the mill has the volts become one of type sounds most renowned creates of has and markets faces. why is the history of this unique location? so the original building was actually the 19th century palomo, and there are old follows on sites as well. so the original old red brick industrial factory in warehouse buildings are sold here. the most innovative found materially faced. what was the process from design to execution? i think initially come in with a very large such um a lot of it was restoration. um you know, the core of the space and the building is still very, very sound or the industrial architecture. and then once that was done, i think coming in with an approach to more modern materials and more modern spaces and embellish thing, what exists it already. so it's kind of become a very beautiful combination of original 19th century industrial space with modern model, non conceptual touches on top of the no benjamin, how does the mo, incentivize and promote local, creative and design is not only in the woodstock area of a cape ton as a whole, uh, that's why the navig

now to all the correspondents, benjamin reuben. steve joined me in the studio at benjamin. what else did the russian defense minister say? well, well, there are balls meeting in minutes. the bell of russian and russian defense ministers came to the conclusion that basically the increase in military exercises in central and eastern europe are very concerning. the increase in scale and intensity of these exercises and the deployment of shop weapons as forced russian to visit a position where it needs to respond. and this means upgrading the s 25. ation uh jets with nucular capable capabilities. and it's important to note that this is, here's to international law as moscow will maintain control complete control of the systems. but that's also including an advanced air defense system, the s 400 air defense system and the scanner missile systems as well. now what are the potential threats is we're so concerned about benjamin. so one of the more concerning threats are signals coming from poland regarding the things happening on the western flint, as well as statements from a form

if that ends up being the case then benjamin netanyahu will take a victory lap. he will say is because of what we did. and we were able to persuade how much not to get involved. and he believes at this hour that that is something that's going to help him at a time when his phone numbers are very low when he's facing pressure from his coalition, when he's also facing pressure from his rarely society. people who've been coming up for months now protesting a plan traditional overall he's been in a corner politically right now. it seems that he is ready to come out and try to take a victory lap. whether that last or not, we have no idea whether or not they're actually will be a ceasefire. it seems he's really government wants that, but it does not come into effect yet. rob, well, how much? i'm jim talking to us in west jerusalem. well, how much? thank you very much. indeed we're going to go to, i'll just go to the senior political analyst model and the shot is joining us on skype from part is good to have you with us. i'm mobile and given your long experience of cove

reporter: at her home, adrian benjamin is part of a growing resurgence in native american design. >>m a teaching artist first. reporter: she has been selling regalia and attire for decades. when she was young, and elder taught her how to make jingle dresses and ribbon skirts to keep the cultural tradition alive. now her close regularly sellout on social media. and the looks are not just for pow-wows anymore. >> when i think about it, i think it is reclamation in a big way. even peggy flanagan to be seen, visual representation out there, what that does that for other indigenous people in general is crazy. reporter: minnesota lieutenant governor peggy flanagan is the highest ranking native american elected to executive office. u.s. interior secretary deb haaland is a member of the pueblo of laguna. she became the first native american sworn in as a cabinet secretary. both made their indigenous identities visible. >> one of the products we carry is natvs, natives, they have a clothing line, a lot of different t-shirts. reporter: it wasn't always like that. boarding schools forced genera

leaks with him, appearing to its scale protests that have swept the country over prime minister benjamin netanyahu is controversial, judicial reform plans. it's critics claim he's trying to touch allies against each other after the tremendous damage that mr. levin has caused to relations within israeli society. he is also turned into his causing dramatic damage to relations with the american government by spreaded laws and fabricated stories. the member of these railey parliament now said verbally attacked the countries justice minister, after the video was published, where mister levins, picking up a meeting with alter, also tbs political activists said that washington is f operating with israeli opposition, including with what appears to be the matter of anti government protests that happen, shaking the country for the last 4 months, with thousands of people taking to the street. so these are his major cities, protesting against the judicial reform pushed by nathan, yahoo, let the government and prepare it by the countries. justice minister miss 11 himself, this is what he had to say i

the political correspondent, benjamin authorized group of that in and i. roby for us. thank you. let's have a look at some old world news headlines. a quote in canada and has released on bail one of the pastors under investigation for the death of more than $100.00 of their followers. the tele evangelist is its yellow darrow was detained off the discovery last month of thousands of bodies and mos braves. please say there's stuff themselves to death on the instruction so called lita pool mackenzie who remains in detention. this is bob saw it. sharon has won a copyright law suit in manhattan federal court. the jury decided he did not unlawfully copy marvin guys 1973 classic. let's get it on as of the song right to search here and accusing him of copying the tracks melody comedy and with the to the okay. now, which is making final preparations for the coordination of king charles the 3rd onset today. first, crowning in 70 years, the ceremony which dates back to the middle ages will be held at westminster abbey . $100.00 heads of state, expected to attempt marching towards the big da

benjamin, thank you for being with us. that data could be a little bit worrisome.r for longer. boe can't be happy with that is this now just becoming a more difficult situation for them and stuck between a rock and hard place and keep increasing rates? >> i think it is important to unwind and think about where we were in november if we compare, we are in a better place and for uk banks particularly, they model the macroro assumptions. they keep their asset quality benign as to the rates outlook, there is a possibility the rates will have to go higher. from the bank perspective, what you are worried about is the cost of asset quality and do impairments go up? you are looking at the cost basis. those are made of 50% of wages if inflation stays high, there is a risk to do top ups through half year and that is where we may see a miss >> if you see that is the way to reduce vulnerabilities in the market with the hiking cycle is that the best way to ensure the vulnerabilities done rear up as in the united states for example? >> i think banks expect one or two more rate r

why police was sent to the scene and who was in that apartment. benjamin, thank you very much for now. our correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber and of course, we'll bring you more details on that developing story as we get them. so let's look at the funding that's been going on for months between israel and palestinian militants in gaza. israel says it has killed the hand of his mamma, chas rocket force and an early morning air rate is really military, already killed. 3 high ranking members of the militant group in strikes on tuesday . so far at least $25.00 pellets to indians, including civilians have died in these really bombardment militants and the gaza strip had fired hundreds of rockets into israel. since tuesdays are striking more rockets launching from the gaza strip to be shots from the sky by its rails and just then system. according to these rating military mold in 450 rockets were fired from gaza on wednesday by the palestinian and militant group is. lemme had of the group designated a terrorist organization by israel, the you and others lawyers. the salvo off the 3 of it

benjamin history. and it is our honor to have this opportunity to further love of history and to consider cost of war. in an annual symposium that we hold in his memory. we thank those who make this symposium possible most especially dr. david and theresa schmidt. and we thank the society for military, as well as tcu's department history. the adrienne college of liberal and the comparative race ethnic studies. we also thank leslie makinson and stacy tyson, all of their work that makes this symposium tonight, we focus our study of wars experiences, consequences and costs on world two by most any measurable tally, the war brought more destruction than the world has ever seen. it touched all corners of the globe impacting the lives of the powerful, the powerless in equal measure. here at tcu, the university altered, the academic calendar to facilitate speedy graduations, those who would go on to wartime service. and it welcomed training programs for navy officers and military chaplain is the school of nur

we just heard from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and his defense minister, you'll have gallano. neither of them officially announced that. so as far as you can see, the rock is still firing the way i'm told of this is quite usual that before cease fire both time through tend to do fire as, as, as you laid out to that time where the safe, i would be cold. but at the moment, still no official would on that. so he's fine. the residents on both sides hoping that this will be over soon. as you mentioned, 21 palestinians already killed in this, these rocket 5 as well as well as that has happened in the last couple of days. and now you've mentioned these rated governments and we're getting reports that nathan yahoo has spoken about this is fine. cool. cool. did provisional, uh do you know anything more about that? it wasn't just mentioned they the prime minister did just speak inside of the defense minister. they haven't officially called this say far neither have the other side. but we did, as i mentioned here from egyptian media that sci fi was actually underway. but that wa

the streets to protest against the government's plan to have a whole, the judiciary prime minister benjamin netanyahu pulls the changes in law just for intense public pressure, but tens of thousands has continued to protest every week. i have jump, jean report not from withdrew. so there's one particular protest which is happening in west jerusalem, just outside of the president's residence. and the reason that this protest is happening outside of the residence of the president of israel is because the president has been acting as a mediator in negotiations that have been ongoing between prime minister benjamin netanyahu. is the coalition on the far right and the opposition parties are these are talks that are trying to come to some sort of a compromise when it comes to these judicial overall plans. as you'll recall, these plans were put forth by prime minister benjamin netanyahu and its coalition partners. they would, if enacted, give parliamentarians more power in pointing supreme court justices. they would also get parliament the authority to overturn some supreme court decisions. that's

the political correspondent, benjamin authorized group of that a and i, roby for us. thank you to you. ok now which is making final preparations for the coordination of can you solve the 3rd on saturday? it's the 1st crowning in 70 years. the ceremony with which dates back to the middle ages will be held at westminster abbey, $100.00 heads of states. i expected to attend of marching towards the big day, the coordination of king charles all over the country. his subjects are getting ready and the town of maintenance outside london, the even want to flock of the streets for the okay, sion that will pop in the right place. the queen was a wonderful role model and i think charles bloom will be good as well. it's back, it's a big celebration. we're looking for threats, but not everyone. she has the excitement been clinton and david mcalpine are members of the republic and as movement one to abolish them on the key. why should we not have the chance to vote find head of state? why should we have to come up with a family? it's been on the likes, it's the no one can a small i

then the sister of benjamin banneker. of course, any writer coming up on these stories would be thrilled and want to tell them. but i was from the side of the family that several generations ago had lost contact with our black relatives and black ancestors. and with generations of activists and people that thrived and survived. i had to grapple with the ethics of the project. i did a lot of research. i wrote an essay called white lies and fiction that posited my families denial of black presence and black genius in our origin stories that we have written out of ourselves as americans was mirrored in a larger cultural denial of black presence and black genius. i continued to do research and grapple with how i could write more about this and it years later my cousin ed lee harris saw the essay and got in touch and said, we need to talk about our family. that was an amazing moment in my life. it was a very healing moment. edie had done years of genealogical research on her own and was connected to black family members. then

as you'll recall, these plans are put forth by prime minister benjamin netanyahu and its coalition partners. they would, if enacted, give parliamentarians more power in pointing supreme court justices. they would also give parliament the authority to overturn some supreme court decisions. that's something that's concerned. a lot of critics here and is real, a lot of citizens in israel, who have said that this is something that would push israel away from democracy in more towards autocracy. we've also heard of protests that are going on and tell of eve that there are protesters out on the highway there. and we've also heard of protests that are in different parts of the country, blocking certain roads, intersections this protest movement that has sprung up uh, in opposition to with the plants, to overhaul the judiciary. this has been unlike anything anybody expected the potential return of syria and present the shot aside into the league remains a divisive issue for its members. it's also being linked to the broader subject of syrian refugees in the region 11 on this, been going hostility t

let's cross a live now to all the correspondence. benjamin reuben state, benjamin. what else did the russian defense minister say about this? so recently they met in uh, in belarus, in minsk, and they said basically the ukraine is a pre text to increase the exercises of nato in eastern and central europe. and, and this means the increase in delivery of shock weapons as well. so brussel obviously has to respond showing go the foreign ministers, the defense minister rather said that they're going to adhere to international law . so while they're, they will be sending more weapons like the s 400 air defense systems, the scanner m systems, and updating the s u 25 systems to have new equipment. it will still adhere to international law because moscow will main complete control, well maintained, complete control over the systems. what are the possible threats is rush are concerned about? so the poll is general, walmart has basically said that in order for ukranian counter offensive to actually be successful, it requires a certain section of, of bell, a russian troops figh

the streets, protesting against the governments planned over a whole legion district by minister benjamin netanyahu pulls the changes in march of intense public pressure. the changes include giving the governing coalition more power to choose supreme court judges. and the latest meeting between the white house and republican negotiators has ended without a deal to raise the us government's barring limit treasury's warning washington could one of money as early as june. first, a default could cause global markets to crush. but those were the headlines you can keep up to date with all the news and our website address here a dot com there it is on your screen. and he's continues here on out to 0 of the witness statement. pencil, searching by the boston law, will, along with, with neither side, willing to negotiate because the ukraine war becoming a forever war is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will us politics look like? as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line they probably know it is lower the price so much the