so we have the blatt. we have booker washington obviously named after the defining higher education administrator and political figure of the 20th century in the united states as move forward here, we can see these dormitories dominate the landscape that way. do we know what building is over there, the kind of cream color? okay, so it's the rotc building. so this is the post-world war two period. so this area here is the cold war part of campus. this is the baby boomer part of campus. and so this is where struggles over race. this is where struggles over what america would be in its superpower status. they're going to be represented. if you know, the history of the various things in the buildings that are around us. and so the rotc building is there training generations of military officers just right across the way and where we're going to end up on the creek bed, the rotc building is going to be directly behind me. i want to point out this historical marker, right? so if we go back to the 1860s, go back

and blatt is concerned about the safety of life do not buy weapons. according to the statistics of the small arms research institute in america, more than 393 million guns are in the hands of the country 's civilians. they set the car on fire in this village and the palestinian sources reported that the car entered the village, which led to the impression that the settlers had prepared a new attack on the village. rescue from inside the car every day, the number of rockets to accommodate arbaeen pilgrims is increasing, which is set up on the borders of iran and iraq, and they are trying to accommodate the hosseini pilgrims . we see that little by little the pilgrims are reaching najaf, west isfahan, ardabil, parsabad, mughan , on the eve of hossein arbaeen. about 15 days possible it is breakfast, lunch, dinner, what is there, there is also music here, in terms of cleanliness, bathroom, bathroom, all the facilities, i can't sleep because it has surahs, there are 6 questions that they can have here. hosseinieh dar al-diyafe we are preparing a service fo

he said dr. blatt's stay at home for as long as you feel you need to be there for out trying to conduct sign um, but i know you can get us a carefully and decide advisor on that. so he says, father, i'm thinking invest in different m. how does it have to always free to make my own decision as it is for support and ups, and we'll just be king as a button, we never consider switching role to speed you while a company i go back to work right away and he stays the time and that's awesome, but why not? in all as soon as i didn't want that to get that might be not for somebody's osman, why they don't take directionally as an 8 or a longer leave. they say i comp time, so there's no one to replace soon. as i miss time, that kind of that's nice. mm hm. but somehow, oh that's, that's a truth women. and just because they didn't have my male colleagues would spend too much on parental leave. they've come back and a short time later they get to promotions because of the car and guns custodian, they never have to wonder. and what is it a good time, or, you know, these type of stuff music when it come

he said dr. blatt's stay at home for as long as you feel you need to be the franchise to conduct the sign. but i know you get out the tacitly and decide to advise the soul. he says, father, i am. so can you invest in for him? how does he have to always free to make my own decision? it is for support and ups and will just be king. as a vine, we never consider switching role to speed you while a company i go back to work, rush away and he stays the time. and that's awesome. but why not? in all, as soon as i didn't want that to get that might be not for somebody's osman, why they don't take trench under the name or a long and leave. they say i comp time. so there's no one to replace in as much time that kind of that's nice. mm hm. but somehow that's never true for women. and just because they didn't have my male colleagues would spend too much on parental leaves outside, they've come back and a short time later, they get to promotions. because of the car and guns custodian, they never have to wonder what you think a good time or, you know, it's hard for us as of music when it comes to m

dissent tries to show is how this is true in literature and in art and in music, i understand that lisa blatt was here making fun of my reclining news. [laughter] you know, lisa, she represented the photographer. so she may have a distinctive view on this case. [laughter] but the news, which i'm sure the first time reclining news has appeared in supreme court opinion, but they're posed to -- supposed to show how these same motifs are used and you can see the one in the other and yet understand that the second artist and the third artist is doing something entirely different and something that you want in the world. and so that's what the dissent is all about and, you know, do i care about art and music and literature? yes. i'm sure every justice on the supreme court does. the question was only, you know, how is it that we allow those forms of creativity and really all new knowledge to flourish? and i think that the opinions did reflect a difference in how much leeway to give to new creators to use old things on the view that newness is not complete newness. everything that we think of as orig

solomon blatt was speaker of the house. he was aus board of trustees members at one point. they named this building after him. the university to study of its buildings and the people they were named for. and in that study one thing to note as he opposed desegregation. i posed a black students attending the university of south carolina. he used his power to block that. it's 1963 the first black student since the reconstruction era are allowed to enroll on campus here. the person for this building was named as one of the architects who tries to prevent that. work to get one faculty member failed because i supported desegregation. we think about the south. we think about where we are in south carolina. there is a river of a race that runs through all the history that is here but that's part of what we can see in the landscape. what is a red brick building over here? booker t. washington. this is when the african-american high school, the university in the aftermath of desegregation. toward out most of it except for where the auditorium was here and build things behind at e squ

calling blatt raffensperger clueless for refusing to engage the false claims, and in pressuring mikelaiming that states wanted to correct their votes. christian, tell me why these are not being treated as free speech? >> they're not being treated as free speech because it really goes into the conduct. look, d.a. willis's approach is very clear based on her indictment. she is treating trump like a mafia boss. not just a common criminal. that is why the racketeering charges have been incorporated into the criminal charges. this means the trumps patterns of behavior across all of these activities, talking about the phone calls, and the trees that we just mentioned, these all highlight that intent, and that is critical for proving these charges beyond a reasonable doubt. the intent behind endorsing fraud claims during the georgia legislative hearings. the targeting of officials like kent and raffensperger. and then trying to sway pence over the electoral college. together, all of that really can suggest a concerted effort to really interfere with the elections, even if, in a vacuum, they

, all sorts of fake news, uh, and so on, but especially in my opinion , the danish newspaper extra blatt here, think about the title of the articles. yes, all russians should be able to do this here is the title, that is, substitute some other word instead of the word, russian, jews, african americans, something else in the same spirit and ukrainians. you understand what kind of war the call for genocide of the quite natural russians will begin, it’s already possible there in general, so the quote is given. well here's to them all in the north arctic ocean. sharks will thank you, yes, this is it. here, it is the technology of inciting hatred of the most interchangeable feelings that , uh, are now using the western european media, and when the pope and the romans are indignant for a while yes russian writers of russian culture, then this is also a continuation of that same russophobia on the part of ukraine and those who have run into a lot of newspapers now on the pope. now about they write it. today in de lsr 's italian career, an interview appeared far away, where he generally accuses