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to an argument from tom burke rag,— to an argument from tom burke rag, eguehy— to an argument from tomu. c3 3“ i don't believe you. can i say something want to say something here? i want to say something here? i want to say something you're e—3g something because you're e—3g and analyse the state of the and you analyse the state of the climate politics with in countries, institutions countries, major institutions and sectors as our and economic sectors as our insights help set political agendas and inform decision makers. do you not think that's very politically driven and that's. no, i think that is your agenda. i'm being very honest about what i'm what i try to do. mobilisation, for example, yeure— mobilisation, for example, you're entitled— mobilisation, for example, you're entitled to. it's a hemeereey. — you're entitled to. it's a democracy. you're entitled to exeetty— democracy. you're entitled to exeetty-hehg- democracy. you're entitled to eveetty-hehg .- democracy. you're entitled to exactly-doing . i. democracy. you're entitled to exactly doing . i don't exactly what i'm doing

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but as admiral burke alludes to, there is still much work to be done.u get to the fleet, keep his words in mind, set goals, communicate, inspire, and strive always to be the best version of yourself. like every class that has come before you during your time at annapolis, you're focused on the challenges to come. by design, your four years are spent in constant preparation for what comes next as officers in the fleet and the great adventures that await each and every one of you. within this hour, each of you will raise your right hand and take an oath to defend our constitution. that action will bind you to every naval academy graduate that has come before you and every graduate that will follow. take your oath today with the knowledge you have a strong foundation upon which to continue your journey as navy and marine corps officers and also known the faculty, staff, coaches who have dedicated their lives work to our mission and this community of alumni you are joining today will forever remain at your home. we welcome you back to our shores from wherev

hear. >> ashley burke was also frightened for another reason.other joe had been too vague about where he'd been in the hour surrounding cory's death. >> did you have a solid alibi? >> not really. no. >> what was he doing? >> you know, he was at the apartment, just hang around. he comes and goes. so we were looking to establish a solid alibi at the time. >> their interest grew when they found a hair on a sock in cory's bedroom, the hair looked like it could've come from joe. >> i know we did a microscopic comparison, and the microscopic comparison developed that lightness. >> the test they use back then was not definitive, but it was enough to make police suspicious, and for joe to worry. >> so they would ask, well why is your hair on her sock? he couldn't answer that. he was petrified. petrified. he didn't know, you know, what they were gonna do next. >> what police did was take a sample of joe's dna for testing. meanwhile, there was another young man they were interested in, a dishwasher named eric elie. >> eric was a coworker that worked with

now, that article published in 1906, comes to the attention of this man, the reverend w herbert burke, who was an episcopal priest in norristown, pennsylvania, just west of philadelphia. he had a dream to build a chapel dedicated to george washington atalley forge, and it actually survived to the present day. the washington memorial chapel. and he also hoped to build a museum of american there. so burke persuaded some wealthy philadelphians to put a down payment of $500 on on the tent in august of 1909. he takes the train to washington, d.c. he brings it to valley forge. he places it on display in that building. he does what we do as museum directors today. they have a souvenir postcard made that they would sell to try to raise funds. they actually set up the tent out in the snow at valley forge. again, not not condoned by curators today. it was they had a special case built for it. now, of course, it's large that they couldn't set it up fully indoors. there you see it in the case that burke hadonructed, there's an original surviving ticket from the collection. $0.15 to go see the ten

to you and commission was, who would you go with if was, was a former prime minister of fedex and burke for many, many years. and so, so it was the reaction from your printer, which is alexis. but it's concerning the head of your gen commission was more of a reaction of, let's say, a defensive reaction. just trying to justify what had been done and that was in the interest of the economic development of flux and birth, but not the but the really she was. that's this next strategy in look, sunbrook was very detrimental to old. its neighbors gemini, false. it's true and n as this was so tiny contributory, to the juggler proves people. is that true european constriction, which, which is farrah collaboration of the, of number of states. so i think that was a real contribution in political eviction for the photo beings. a look 6 and that currency. these 2 have a big troubles in as a way to fax, a global firms. beatrice exploration of companies seem to rely on national laws. and when you are a move to national companies, it's 2 very easy to shift pro fees from $1.00 place to another to avoid

it's a biography of glenn burke, who is the first openly gay major league baseball player using baseball. and it's not intimidating to pick up a book with a baseball player on the cover, you know, to talk about issues of homophobia, the gay rights movement, the 1970s, maybe reaching readers that wouldn't have ordinarily picked up a book on those. and the new book on women's basketball at the 76 olympics, a chance to about feminism and the women's rights movement of the early seventies through the lens of basketball, the intersection of sports and politics, not a uniquely american phenomenon, but is it more often an american phenomenon than it is in other countries? oh, i don't know if could say that. i mean, the the book about the 36 olympics i mean i think sports and politics and the whole reason the adolph hitler was interested in hosting the olympics that year was as a propaganda tool, you know, so you can look back through history and in many societies and and see how sports is used either to advance political causes or is, you know, illuminating various campaigns rights, you know, f

the john burks society of -- her mom, marjorie, runs for office.he is a supporter, a partner with philips wellfleet on the equal rights imminent. ginni grows up in that world. she sell -- she describes herself as a mistake child. all of her siblings were a lot older. her mom and dad surprisingly have little ginni, and they take her everywhere they go. she sees reagan as a young girl. she sees nixon as a young girl. she is at the convention when the reagan revolution is beginning and picking up steam. and, is an assistant to the local congressman from omaha when she first moves to washington. so, her life story is privilege, tremendous privilege in the black and white, good and evil upbringing in political terms that comes out of her parents allegiance to the burks society of the world. her mom was a goldwater girl in that campaign in 1964. she is steeped in it. clarence on the other hand is pin bolling through one terrible circumstance after another in search of home. when they finally come together, you find somebody who can nurture him. somebody

the team in 5th spot tied on points. union berlin, who sits in champions league spot for, for rose burke. the result of this set back in the battle for places in europe. and a reminder, a top stores ukrainian presidents, a lot of music lensky has joined the g 7 group of leading tests relations at a summit in here, i've seen that in japan, there's agreement on tightening sanctions against russia over its inpatient and devastating flooding in a lease it meant that amelia romani region has claimed at least 14 lives and left thousands trapped in their homes. press to efforts or ongoing after 6 months worth of rain fell in 36 hours. that's all for now. if an extra porter looks at how the catholic church and germany is turning to india to recruit new priest, i'll make spicer for me, the entire new scene here in berlin. thanks for watching the very well today. we'll make the getting to the gym love to hear about anything except for away from us, but i'm not even allowed to go to my own car and everyone with later holes and every single day stuff. getting you ready to meet the gentleman enjoying

it's the third such criminal case involving brendan burke the latest arrest coming a month after brendan escaped jail time in two separate cases in minnesota and nevada involving luggage staff to. despite facing up to 15 years behind bars in those cases. brendan has been seen on camera and online wearing various pieces of women's clothing allegedly stolen by brendan burke he made headlines late last year after being appointed to the addition by nuclear waste policy at the doe's office of nuclear energy as a non-binary gender fluid person. brinton had departed the agency in december. no word on a court date for the latest case as we get information i promised to bring it to. back to you. >> we appreciate it. i have to bring out my woke dictionary to keep up with you. thank you for the report. >>> we turn now to another festering crisis from the democratic party. that is the health. pennsylvania senator john fetterman is in hot water today. why? they doctored his quotes to make them sound coherent on tuesday win he was not. his office admitted this official excerpt from a recent hearing. q

commentary, he practiced hippocratic diplomacy, do no harm and he was a real gentleman as plato and burke told us and to be prudent, a word he used all the time, he did have. it was engaged with everybody, his friends and adversaries, he was respectful but most of all this collection of essays outlined his respect for the institutions we are seeing and was an institution polisher and andrew natsios captures that in his introduction but the people who volunteered to write chapters for this book all made significant contributions, books written of each one of them and there have been books written about many of them, but they are beyond expertise in terms of what they have done. they are serving as patriots and june baker has the first essay and personifies george h w was almost as well is george h w bush set the stage for the rest of the chapter. >> andrew? >> a couple stories to tell you a lot about bush himself. bush was caught by his mother and father not to use the word i if he could avoid it which is hard to do if you are a politician. we could discuss his written memos when he was pr

this is data between use live from building as well and the militant islamic jihad a great of a kyra burke, interest in gas, say. so i comes off for a 5th day of fighting and thousands of debt is. lemme to how those 5 hundreds of rockets toward israel, and these rather than the other 3 has pounded targets inside gas and also coming up, the current president receives a warm welcome in room and at the vatican. a lot of man. so lensky asks process to back he's piece plan, and the pub expresses his support for the re patry ation of the training in children taken by russia. it least prime minister and president promise moment latrete and financial aid, the price. and with less than a day to go to the 4th techies, crucial elections. the latest polls show a tiny rice, they dump the space with those working to ensure that the funding process gets free and save yourself the math. and you have welcome to the program. a leader of the islamic jihad, militant group has announced, and the gyptian me maybe i to 65 with israel. the truce caps, days of intense funding that claimed more than 30 lives, mostl

do you remember edmund burke the wig burke's party? how do we describe the whig party of burke? they're the constitutional monarchy party anti-monarchy, so they're they're act by taking the name of whig party. jackson's opponents said he's more like king andrew than a democrat. he might say he's doing it in the name of the people, but the way he rules the way he rules is more like a king so when the supreme court said, it was unconstitutional for georgia to extend its laws over cherokee. territory. jackson said i don't care the supreme court has no way to enforce that. and georgia just went ahead and then jackson went ahead with with indian removal. jackson it was under jackson that in 1827 the democratic republican party, the only party left really after the war of 1812 renamed itself the democratic party. and they're there the agricultural party. they're the party of the yeoman farmer. we talked about some of this stuff last time with the with the market revolution. so these are the people more nervous about those market revolution changes and they're in the democratic party.

joining me right now for exclusive interview david burke. mother's recipe, i want to congratulate you and why you're coming from charlotte, north carolina. i know that you're receiving important business investigation honorary doctorate for your extraordinary work, congrats. good morning, maria, great to be here in charlotte and i appreciate you having me on. maria: you're establishing the program, right? >> we established a couple years ago in charlotte. we have a couple of restaurants down here and we we started that, the charlotte campus for johnson and we are doing up in providence where we have a resident not far to preserve in richmond, rhode island so a lot of work. maria: chef, mother's day about a week ago. tell us your recipe, what are you cooking up? >> we try to stay seasonal, asparagus, lobster, usually it's a brunch menu. it's a great day for restaurants and so we eat lobster, scramble eggs with asparagus and mushrooms are in season. sosome mothers like cavier and some want ribs. maria: of course, everyone know my dad was a res

blocked by a raucous crowd at the den, only burke put them through one up den, only burke put them through one up before half—time and firmly in control. but in the championship, things are rarely that straightforward. blackburn came storming back after the break as costello reduced the deficit. if they faulted a win for sunderland which either make the top six. a stunning strike at preston. swansea for bakker to west brom, sunderland needed another blackburn both to move into the playoff spots. the news filtered through is tony no brace men were out three new winners in the end, and now waiting on the bench at the den. one more would still see them make it, but on the counter, they completed a remarkable comeback, diaz got her second as well as themselves just missed out on the goal difference to him sunderland six spot. coventry have had their fair share of off field problems in recent years, but adroit middlesbrough sealed their spot as they clinched it 50. the drama of they clinched it 50. the drama of the playoffs or weight, but the tantalising prospect of the premier leaguejust three

i think he was a real gentleman as plato and burke told us. he had prudence and the ability to be prudent. he did have prudence. he was very well engaged with everybody. his friends and his adversaries, he was respectful but most of all this collection of essays outlines his respect for the institutions of democracy. and he was a polisher and that in the introduction but the people who volunteered to write chapters for this book made significant contributions themselves. there could be books written about each of them, there have been books written about many of them but they are beyond expertise in terms of what they have done. they have been serving as patriots. the first essay personifies george h w bush almost as well as george hw bush and he set the stage for the rest of the chapter. >> andrew? >> a couple stories to tell you about bush himself. bush was taught by his mother at his father not to use the word i if he could avoid it. hard to do if you're a politician. if you listen to what he has written, memos and speeches, he doesn't use

ira c i chief jim lee and fbi fda investigative services division chief, daniel burke. we are here today to announce the results of an unprecedented international enforcement operation led by the fbi known as operation specter. to against traffickers of fentanyl and other drugs who operate on the dark web. operation specter was a coordinated international law enforcement effort spanning three continents to disrupt drug trafficking on the dark web. it involved agencies across the federal government along with our partners at europol and euro just and law enforcement agencies in eight foreign countries. it was led by the department's joint criminal opioid and dark net enforcement or j code team . across the us and eight other countries operation spect to -- spector resulted in a total of 288 arrests and the seizure of 117 illegal firearms, 850 kg of drugs and $53. -- 54 point million -- $53.4 million in cash and cryptocurrency. this represents the most funds seized in the highest number of arrests in any coordinated international action led by the justice department again

it has this rich history going back to edmund burke, and now it has gone back to a series of irritable gestures and tribalism. i understand with the right wing is, but i am not sure right wing is conservative. margaret: when you announced your departure from milwaukee talk radio after 23 years of posting, you said it was to pursue other opportunities, but you admitted you would've lost audience if you remained as a principled anti-trump host. explain why you couldn't have remained a talkshow host that came from a principled anti-trump perspective. charlie: i would've lost my audience, but i also would've lost my mind. it is important to understand what the economics of right-wing media are. you can see with cable television and other media, they are chasing their audience, and we saw that with fox news. they say things and feel they must do things in order to keep that audience. margaret: did you leave because you saw what would be demanded of a host? charlie: i thought i understood what conservatism was. up until 2016, i was pretty comfortable. people i had known for two decades, been

here are the changes to burke's blue so that it can accommodate, and the upper luggage rack has a greenunder the seat closer, uh, in front, the seated passenger, but if there is free space on the luggage rack, the passenger will have his hand. luggage with a green tag can also be placed on the luggage rack along with another piece of hand luggage. the value of the financial literacy index in belarus has been growing over the past 2 years, this is confirmed by the bank. yes, there are gaps in some areas, for example, in tax literacy and the rights of consumers of financial services, but economically literate people are not born to stop knowing these things are needed all their lives from a simple purchase in a store to large investments in the stock market. therefore, much attention has been paid in recent years. increasing the level of financial literacy of young people in schools. for example, now she is studying the basics, also of the banking system or subsistence economy on electives, which are also developed by a unique manual, including for teachers, she learned all this. i want t

i think he was a real gentleman is pico and burke told us, and he also had prudence in the to be prudent for an event that was a word that he used and we couldn't it be prudent but he did have prudence and he was very well engaged in a respectful way with everybody, his friends and adversaries and he was respectful. but most of all, this collection of essays outlines his respect to the institutions and he wasn't institution over in a polisher and andrew natsios captures that in his introduction for the people that volunteered to write chapters for this book, all made significant contributions themselves. there could be books written about each one of them there have been books written about many of them but they are beyond expertise and in terms of what they've done they can actually been serving as patriots read in your breaker has the first and he personifies george hw bush, almost as well as george w. bush and he set the stage what would happen in the rest of the chapters. >> andrew. >> a couple of stories to tell you a lot about bush himself and this was taught by his mother and his

marisa burke promise of more in the future. trays? >> trace: thank you.e mayor of el cajon, california. the question is that nobody knows who is going to pay for it. they don't know what final numbers. they don't know very much about the reparations and yet these panels in s san francisco and statewide keep coming forward saying we need all this money to go to these people and we needed now. >> it is a big problem. psychologically, we know that giving people massive amounts of money generally does not work out very well for the people that are getting their money. but in this case, it is going to stoke racial tensions. it is going to stoke racial jealousy. one group being pitted against another group. i mentioned that is going to increase violence. it is going to take care -- it is going to hurt the free market, housing costs. everything is going to be turned upside down by this. that is assuming that the state can really make good on its promise and actually pay out this amount of many considering we are 24 million -- $24 billion already. >> trace: there

little dated, but for research purposes, i am looking at still i rise by henry louis gates and kevin burke. they cover the civil rights movement between 1965 and 2015 from martin luther king, the revolutionary movement with the panthers and all. right up until president obama. that's where i am at right now. that is pretty much a coffee table book. >> i appreciate that. i have seen the quincy jones book as well. i don't of you were watching earlier, we had mark whitaker talking about his new book about 1966 and the rise of black power. i don't know if you saw that, but it sounds like it is in the genre that you enjoy. take you for calling in. if you're still on the line, hang on we will try to get your calls in just a minute. we are pleased to be joined by the executive editor of the los angeles times. what is your role when it comes to this book festival? fax to enjoy it. -- to enjoy it. >> i had a session earlier called asked the reporter asked the editor. taking questions from the community and that was a lot of fun about the l.a. times. walk around, enjoy it, be inspired by it. i'm gla

burke strunsky was disappointed too. he was also determined to retry the case.fe and marriage of chris hall. and what do you know. in idaho, where hall had been a disgraced police chief, the investigator uncovered a startling accusation. >> chris was a great, great con man. >> former los angeles police officer jerry winkel, the county commissioner up in idaho now. but once upon a time he was chris hall's friend, that is, before a night of poker and booze when he said paul made a disturbing revelation, that he had shot himself in the leg when he was a cop in order to get medical retirement benefits. >> chris had been drinking beer. he came out and told me that he had shot himself. >> but there was more. d.a. investigator tom dove had discovered a secret, not in chris'past, but in cristi's. >> there had been infidelity in the marriage in the past, six years prior. while chris hall was in custody in idaho. >> her affair was relatively brief, years earlier. but she had been in phone contact with the man just days before she died. had chris found out? impossible to k

is it spelled and burke had a interview with the washington post a few days ago, was one of the stupidest things i've ever read in my life. i mean, never being asked a hard question. anyways, he said, you know, a nato's involvement in ukraine since 2014. i thought they weren't, they knew crate. i thought they were to call belligerent. i mean, this was this asinine. i mean, this man is just being a mental cripple. but he made it very clear, and i think he said, obviously he is a cut out for washington to some degree london. but you know, ukraine will become a member of nato. well, that not means this conflict will end on the battlefield. okay. because that is something that, from the very, very beginning rush has made so good, clear will not happen here. so this is, it's really interesting how, you know, we, you have a, i made was a general secretary just willing to do the pro ukraine under the bus. because it was that kind of mentality. there will be no credit ukraine left. go ahead. alexander. yeah, well actually system, but it was just confirming all the not only the ideas, but also the

. >> reporter: new hampshire resident kristin burke said she wouldn't vote for donald trump again. >> there was too much havoc that went on while he was in the presidency. i think it was too much for the country. >> reporter: in front of a trump-friendly crowd he rehashed false claims that the 2020 election was stolen -- >> rigged election -- >> reporter: and lashed out at accuser e. jean carroll one day after a civil jury found he had sexually abused her. >> she's a whack job. >> reporter: that didn't sit well with this independent voter melanie morton. >> i think it's amazing that he continues to shame and her put down. >> reporter: trump called january 6th a beautiful day. >> they were there with love in their hearts. >> reporter: the assault was deadly with more than 140 police officers injured. >> it was chaos. >> we were fighting for our life. paon a large portion of the ri eporteouse saker kev cartgnor questions about itt nator weighed in. >>yohink he should pardon people for rioting behavior, i don't. >> reporter: president biden posted a video attacking trump for the remarks,

my surname is burk, i am not a military specialist.about them and speculate how what and why happens when in existence our state is put on the map by military theorists. klaujbitz, in general, in the armies of the world, he is considered the largest military theorist. so he's right. it is said that perseverance leads to victory over the most. and with determination, perseverance, i want to talk and remember examples you don’t know. it will be the honest detective. hello on the air international review today in the program international review events of the week of chronicles turkey is at a crossroads, will erdogan be able to retain power plot from the scene an attempt to arrest the former the premiere turned around consolidation of the sanctions material will be punished for trying.

kevin burke -- kevin mccarthy does not want to lose a lot of republicans a negotiation because this is his team and he wants to bring them over the finish line. negotiations will probably go down to how many he is willing to cut loose. host: factor in the amount of days left until the date of june 1. what happens in the 10 days or so we will see? guest: it's going to be tight. house republicans in the deal in january when kevin mccarthy was becoming speaker, he scored an open process where they want to bring amendment to the floor. they have a 72 hour rule for legislation. it means if they are going to pass something this week, they needed on the floor by tuesday, tomorrow. which is rapidly approaching. that does not begin to outline the senate -- if they come back tuesday, they have two days to pass something which is a hard lift in the senate. it is going to be intense. 10 days is hard to get anything to congress. it is hard with the three-day weekend. we could see recesses, they could bring congress back. it will be interesting. host: what is they message from leadership about the m

in fact, this footage on certain border regions wherever supposedly hid, burke intercepted by defense as the women and children are among the bedding guns and that's according to the palestinian health ministry. and the idea of proportionally struck more than a $150.00 targets in gaza. locations that israel electrodes were being used by the palestinian islamic jihad group, the launch attacks local, say the fighting is the heaviest beat in 9 months. and then a week during the refugee council was actually condemned. is there any policies towards palestine and took a moment to blame the global community for failing to take? i renewed conflicting goals. it shows that the international community has failed in preventing israel from using unnecessary the full force against civilians. and then sharing basic needs for the population that helps you pies. eliza attention to continue the solar and the region. i'm at least correspondent, i'm or if an officer brings us more on the escalating developments on the ground. the fighting between israel and gas, a bass, palestinian islamic jihad, milton

. >> reporter: new hampshire resident kristin burke said she wouldn't vote for trump again. >> i justhavoc that went on while he was -- his presidency. i think it was too much for the country. >> reporter: in front of a trump-friendly crowd, he rehashed false claims that the 2020 election was stolen. >> it was a rigged election. >> reporter: and lashed out at accuser e. jean carroll, one day after a civil jury found trump had sexually abused her. >> she is a whacked out. >> reporter: that did not sit well with new hampshire independent voter melani melanie morton. >> i think it is amazing that he continues to shame and put her down. >> reporter: trump also called january 6th a beautiful day. >> there they were there with ln their hearts. >> reporter: but the assault was deadly, with more than 140 police officers injured. >> it was chaos. >> we were fighting for our lives. >> reporter: trump said he parted a large portion of the rioters. house speaker kevin mccarthy ignored questions about it, but a missouri republican senator weighed in. speak with your asking me to i think we should

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