todd caldwell responded to one in april.eighbor. >> i can't remember names. >> seth, seth techel. >> seth techel? >> yup. >> torkel? >> techel. >> techel. >> yeah, his dad owns champion bowl. okay. >> and i'll tell -- i just -- they're good people. they really are. >> now this guy, brian tate, does he know that you're the father-in-law of the neighbor? >> no, and i don't want to tell him that because i don't want that to affect maybe what he does or doesn't do. >> and he thinks that's the source of his trouble? >> right. >> those people over in the trailer property across the way? >> yeah. >> well, if you can, let us deal with it. >> what if -- what if -- what if i'm the one who's gotta catch him? >> brian tate told todd that dog feces and rocks had been hurled at his home. he then showed todd the evidence. he described the vandalism of his home in stark terms. >> he says that he thinks these are acts of terrorism and, you know, kind of a bell goes off like, terrorism's kind of a weird word to use. and the whole time -- half

caldwell: senator, we are out of time. take you so much for spending 25 meant -- minutes with us this morning. sen. merkley: you are so welcome. let's go and build a better world. ms. caldwell: great. thank you. enjoy your august. and thank you for watching. to watch this program again and all of our future programs, please visit washingtonpostlive.com. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with community centers so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, if you a front row seat to democracy. -- giving you a firm row democracy. >> tonight, ways to combat human trafficking, how to spot it, and supporting those affected by it. we hear from human rights advocates, state and federal representatives, and le

i owe caldwell a huge debt for his editorship of hayek's works. my introduction to the austrian economist came from reading caldwell's intellectual biography. hayek's challenge some two decades ago. since we await a second installment of the hayek biography by caldwell in closing, or at least have a second chance, i first became interested in, after i was commissioned to write a report on the ongoing credit boom of the early 2000 and later published. as john mentioned, under the title crunch for credit. it was curious to observe an epic credit bubble forming with associated bubbles in, real estate in the united states and europe which the central bank has studiously ignored. so, so obsessed. were they at the time with meeting their inflation targets and nothing else appeared the radar. both keynesian monetarist economists milton was still alive at the time, supported the fed's policy under alan greenspan. the easy money policy was inaugurate it and the fed funds rate was to 1%. a postwar low in 2002. as long as inflation remained under control. we

it makes me smile when i am thinking about it. >> with each stroke caldwell's intervention comes intous. >> is to mural as part of the development of north minneapolis. thanks will get people excited about more of this, and more confidence about seeing the kind of beauty we all possess in this community. >> very cool project. from fox nine minneapolis. and we will be right back. (vo) ultimate endless shrimp is here with a limited time flavor drop. new crispy dragon shrimp. one of seven endless choices for just $20. right now, only at red lobster. welcome to fun dining. (light acoustic music plays) (eagle screeches) (energetic music plays) there he is! it's right there! ♪ oh, he's straight ahead. he's straight ahead. straight ahead. go go go. ♪ vement that inspires. i won't let me moderate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms define me... emerge as you. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...and the majority stayed clearer, at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell

senior detective john caldwell was that, that it is so worrying.detectivejohn caldwell was shot that, that it is so worrying. senior detective john caldwell was shot and seriously injured by dissident republicans a few months ago after a football training session and that attack will be absolutely fresh in the minds of officers this morning as they try to take on board the data breach that happened yesterday! within the past hour we have heard from the leader of the alliance party in northern ireland, naomi long, a formerjustice minister, who says she has been speaking to officers and their family. she describes them as feeling frightened and she also said that many of them will be rethinking their futures in the force. this was a serious data breach, there is no doubt about that, but individual addresses were not revealed and that is being seen as a good thing. the federation that represents police officers say that would have made them a target for terrorists. this will be discussed tomorrow at an emergency meeting of the policing board which ove

marks a 2nd term for 1000000 caldwell and a continuation of this is a new party's 43 year rule. the opposition has rejected the result with several of its monitors arrested well trying to tell the votes. the european union's observers said the election fell short of democratic standards saying there was a climate of intimidation against the opposition. just a short while ago re elected president m, as in dog, was held a press conference. let's take a listen to what he said. she's a good day like our our corresponding privilege. motion on hearing is in who were already privileged zimbabwe, as you well know, has a history of disputed electrons within minutes of men. and god well being declared the winner, the opposition said it rejected the result were, well, things go from here. will day officially contest the result of the uh, michael, what is up in the now is that uh the old position has not uh, expressed what they are going to take is tips. uh, going forward. um, we're still waiting to hear what the old position is going to present is they apply and whatnot. really cool. what

caldwell: does president biden need a primary challenger to push him on this issue? sen. merkley: well, it probably wouldn't hurt if there was an activist who had a very clear reputation and a solid grassroots connection to be making these points. but realize, president biden at this point really does have the primary tied up. the major environmental groups endorsed early. they were afraid that a challenger would undermine president biden the way, say, ted kennedy's campaign damaged jimmy carter's reelection. so, labor is on board. reproductive rights groups are on board. major environmental groups are on board. what we are seeing is the president has the primary well in hand. but those climate groups that did that early endorsement, they should go back and say, you don't want just our endorsement, you want our activists knocking on doors, you want the sunrise movement of youth to be passionately excited about your campaign. pivot now. say no to anymore fossil fuel projects. for example right now the fossil fuel world wants to double the capacity of a pipeline that runs t

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threat level in northern ireland was raised after the attempted murder of a detective stop john caldwell sports complex after a youth football coaching session. it is thought he was attacked by the new ira, the dissident republican paramilitary group opposed to the peace process. in apologising to officers tonight the police service admitted the data breach would be the last thing they wanted to hear about given the security situation. let's get more from chris in belfast now. this breach could not have happened in a worse place? that this breach could not have happened in a worse place?— in a worse place? that is right. police officers _ in a worse place? that is right. police officers in _ in a worse place? that is right. police officers in northern - in a worse place? that is right. i police officers in northern ireland are not facing the same level of threat as they did during the 30 years of conflict which largely endedin years of conflict which largely ended in the late 1990s, but nevertheless senior officers will stress very regularly that there are paramilitary groups out there w

that came after the attempted murder of a senior detective. john caldwell was shot by the new ira, adent republican paramilitary organisation which is opposed to the peace process. the police have said the data breach was the result of human error, but there are questions, concerns and fears about the potential consequences. live now to belfast and our news reporter sara girvin. who is outside psni headquarters. has there been more reaction from officers within those groups that have been affected? absolutely. when we talk about — have been affected? absolutely. when we talk about their _ have been affected? absolutely. when we talk about their reaction, _ have been affected? absolutely. when we talk about their reaction, they - we talk about their reaction, they are concerned, worried and fearful. we have heard stories from police families, people who have disclosed to their friends and families for the first time after keeping their jobs are secret. parents who haven't told their children and officers who check under their cars for explosive devices every morning, that is the reali

gianno caldwell along with gianno caldwell.ake this stuff up, sign me up for that if i chase down all of these guys who make all of the delicious food so tempted for me, i think we got something here, what you make of this. >> i think it's a misdirection from the mayor, we've seen since he's been in office he definitely has a heart for criminals which is something you would not assume the mayors of the city would have but he has a harp for criminals and allows them to continue their criminality instead of saber to get tougher on crime, he should say we're going to blame the car manufacturers so we can say were actually doing something about crime when in actuality you are not. what you should be doing is blasting kim botsford not prosecuting crime within your city when you have your police officers working diligently and in many cases make it a rest and in a lot of cases are not walking out to commit more crimes. what were seen in new york, los angeles whether taking up these cases is again attempting as a collective to say we

john caldwell was shot by the new ira, a dissident republican organisation which is opposed to the peacethe political leaders say the security situation makes the data breach all the more concerns. well, what we need to do now is get to the bottom of it, find out how it happened, why it happened and there needs to be accountability in terms of that. what i want to see now is a robust response from the senior- command of the psni to deal| with this very serious security breach and to reassurei their officers and staff. what is known so far is that the problem came about after a routine request for data under freedom of information laws. but the police also released a huge exel spread sheet by mistake, containing the personal information. late this afternoon, the police said they were investigating another breach. injuly, documents and a computer were stolen from a car, including the names of 200 workers. well it is understood the chief constable simon byrne has cut short his holiday and he will be questioned tomorrow by politicians in a meeting of policing board. it isjust in a meeting of

after that, we'll be speaking to one of the uk's richer men, the businessman john caldwell.w he's been a big donor to the conservatives in the past, but are they doing enough to support business now? could he be tempted by the wooing words of sir keir starmer's labour party 7 sir keir starmer's labour party ? big questions and shifting sands. i'll also be speaking to the man who was the head of the professional standards area for the australian government's offshore processing scheme in nauru. now could the uk learn lessons and perhaps even introduce a similar scheme? really big questions , big guests really big questions, big guests and interesting conversations to come up over the next hour. but let's begin now with sir robert buckland , the former justice buckland, the former justice secretary and conservative mp for south swindon. sir robert, thank you so much for joining for south swindon. sir robert, thank you so much forjoining us this morning on the programme. i suppose we must kick off with the just just astounding news in this lucy letby case. the government seems

caldwell and new york post columnist ricky shallot.ting with johnno and starting with bud light, i am having a crisis ofus conscience, gino, because coors is now the top beer, it's getting there. i think modelo is there too. i looked at my fridge last night and from pre-pregnancy, so like a year and a half ago i found a case of bud lightof platinum. so do i drink it or not ta's already purchased? i think it's depending on your taste buds. i'll telstl you, companies, especially like bud light, many others are nowbud a theirting marketing strategies. they're looking at how they deal wit h their customer base lea and really learning what their customer base desirernir s. thii >> because at the end of the day, this is a business. so for those who may be considering trying something new or very, very different, they're now saying, you know what, let's really see if this, is somethingyo customers want.go >> and i think that's a gooda thing. it is a good thing. you know, ricky, i went to an event. it was a big conservative event. ervativether

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as a russian warship has filed warning shots at the caldwell ship and the blackfeet moscow says and bought it and inspected the vessel destined for the new created fault of his. my shipping data indicates that was heading for the romanian fort, processed off the line, ukraine, and breeding shipments last month. now ecuadorian presidential candidate for non they'll be able to send steel was gone down last week. and now his bossy has announced a new candidate to replace him on the ballot. the bills coalition said the journalists, christians already withdrawn him next week, selection. that's off of default. you announce twice presidential candidate on 3, i gonzales the day before. officials said they had changed the decision or concerns that might twilio the election role is the rita who worked alongside the motor politician on investigations and to organized crime and corruption fed that he would carry on his friends work in the non fernando's ideas of. yeah, and our government plans are totally intact and we're going to fulfill them a complete full names together with him with this which ra

to the black fee now where russian worship has fired warning show us at the caldwell ship forcing it to stop for the inspection. moscow says the ship was destined for the ukrainian fault of his mild and ignored demands to stop shipping data shows it off the cost of bug, gabrielle heading, photos will medium port process last month, the end of the deals that guaranteed you created and bring shipments safe passes to the blackfeet, it is a want it quote attack any ship heading to your plan to track that bridge form or you can relax the intelligence officer to will. last. why he things structural filed on the cargo ship and the blackfeet might take would be this. a couple of weeks ago the ukrainians attacked the tanka, which itself was assigned since busta. not least with respect to syria, but claim not aside. they attacked a type of ship called the single sick time, and this would pay to me to be a response to that in so far as that's the case. this recent action by the russians would represent an escalation. now, why do i say that? the shipping trade is covered to evaluate degree, part

then there's been less appearing during the presidency last year, double and got admitted to the caldwell. china is the largest investor in the country, turkey, india, single for both of them because they put in place as well as united states. but nevertheless, of france will have a rule because the politically, within the opposition, in the former, easy alongside the military rulers have very strong leads of france and perhaps has $10000.00 citizens as well as admitted to be incompetent. so proud to have a c o 2 needs to be consulted with respect to the week went board and that was pretty easy. then it didn't pull that and see gay and less than research from the university of type town. thank you so much. thank you for having me. all right, then just enough time to bring you some tennis news before we go in men's world number one, know that joking which breezed for it to the 3rd round of us. i have been with a straight sets victory as a spend and spend yet, but not back is up at that we have on this. he said in 646161 winnings people now face kirkpatrick. and that's the chair for support

i did respond to the caldwell sisters homicide scene.ere killed by multiple knife wounds. linedecker: there weren't a lot of leads at that time. it was just another murder. double murder. at the time, it wasn't tied into any other homicide. there were no suspects, and the case went cold. it would be a long time before this fell into place. in the beginning, it was an isolated murder here and an isolated one there, but then, that summer, it was just constant, constant. she described him with "dead eyes." ♪ let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with

that followed the shooting of a senior detective, john caldwell, by dissident republican paramilitaries psni says it's working round the clock to assess the risk created by the data breach. on social media, the northern ireland secretary, chris heaton—harris, wrote... "the uk government remains committed to providing specialist support and expertise. "i know psni and security partners will continue to take proportionate action to protect officers and staff and theirfamilies." they are all now being urged to exercise maximum vigilance. simon jones, bbc news. that's it from me today. lucy is back with your headlines at noon. hello again. over the next few days it looks very much like the weather is going turn a bit warmer and, in the south, more humid, especially so on friday. but today what we've got is this low pressure now moving toward scandinavia allowing high pressure to build in from the atlantic, so the weather is fairly settled. what we have, essentially, is a day of sunshine and showers. the showers are well scattered and the heaviest ones will be across north—east england and a

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live now to leslie caldwell, a former doj assistant attorney general for the criminal division. thank you forjoining us. if we can have a look at the situation in georgia first. the 19 defendants have all now surrendered including the former president. what will happen next with those proceedings? so i think in the georgia case the next step as your colleague indicated the arraignment which will be in early september. that will be the time when all the defendants in theory should be present in the courtroom at the same time. and they will appear before the judge who will appear before the judge who will preside over the case. the judge, district attorney has said she would like the trial to be in october, presumably at the arraignment there will be a discussion of potential motions which the defence may wish to make, including a motion for severance. in the point of the of the justice department, how straightforward or not would it be to try to trial 19 people at the same time including a former president? first people at the same time including a former president?— former presi

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john caldwell was shot by the new ira, a dissident republican organisation which is opposed to the peace situation makes the data breach all the more concerning. what we need to do now is get to the bottom of it, we need to find out how it happened and why it happened. what i want to see now is a robust response from the senior command of the psni to deal with this very serious security breach. what is known so far is that the problem came about after a routine request for data under freedom of information laws. but the police also released a huge excel spreadsheet by mistake, containing the personal details. this afternoon, the police said they were investigating another breach. it involves the theft of documents from a car, including the names of 200 workers. the chief constable, simon byrne, has cut short his holiday to try to deal with the crisis. tomorrow, there will be an emergency meeting of the northern ireland policing board, where politicians hold senior officers to account. the data leak has caused worry, anger and fear and generated the most serious of questions about potenti

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my thanks to leslie caldwell, and having been able to tear him away from the chelsea gallery walks, ourto andrew weissman as well. more than one expertise there. >> thank you. anything you want to add? thank you, leslie. just giving andrew a hard time because i know him so well. anything you want to add? >> to leslie's point, i thought the fact that the judge -- schedule for a briefing and that she is going to decide the trial date on the 28th, that struck me as unusual to have that, and the judge clearly -- like the government, focused on the clock. >> interesting. so you're saying unusually fast, which is bad news if the defendant's strategy is to buy time. >> yes, and it's a very -- doesn't mean the judge decided what to do, but the fact that she is putting this on a clock now, saying i want to hear from you, government, on "x" date, defense on "y" date, and 28th, the first date you're in front of me, i'm picking a trial date. that's unusual to have that no nonsense. doesn't mean she's going to rule for the government, but that means it's clearly front and center. >> such an importan

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phones for you, john caldwell. he's been a big donor to the conservative party in the past . conservative party in the past. he gave them half £1 million before the last election. well, i'll be asking him whether he thinks the conservatives are doing enough to support the business community or whether he's tempted by sir keir starmer's labour party. and this week we saw the amount of migrants arriving on small boats hit 25,000. since rishi sunak became prime minister. i'll be speaking to the man who is the head of professional standards for the australian government's offshore processing scheme in nauru . but offshore processing scheme in nauru. but now offshore processing scheme in nauru . but now let's turn nauru. but now let's turn through the front pages . the through the front pages. the sunday telegraph says doctors were wage war on nhs managers after letby. that's the sunday telegraph there. the sunday times, however, says killer letby was offered role at top children's hospital after witch hunt. so sticking to a similar theme there, the observer, of course, continues

that came following the shooting of a detective, john caldwell, by discipline republicans who opposede process. it admitted brought into sharp focus again the particular dangers for the security forces here. some other news 110w some other news now a man accused of making violent threats against president biden has been shot dead by the fbi. authority said they planned to serve an arrest warrant on craig robertson at his home in utah. un secretary general says he is concerned about the reported deplorable living conditions of niger's president mohamed bazoum and his family who have been held in arbitrary detention following a military takeover in the country. reports say he is living without electricity, water, food and medicine. the secretary general is calling for his unconditional release and reinstatement. 41 migrants have drowned off the italian island of lampedusa after their boat collapsed, 45 people including three children had been on the vessel which set off from the tunisian city last thursday. four survivors from ivory coast and guinea gave their accounts to coastguards af

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john caldwell was shot by the new ira, a dissident republican paramilitary organisation which is opposed the police have said the data breach was the result of human error, but there are questions, concerns and fears about the potential consequences. i've been speaking with sam mcbride — he's the northern ireland editor at the belfast telegraph and sunday independent. he told me how much data is out there and who has retained it. we do know how much of this data is out there, we don't know who has access to it and that right now is the really important thing. in this spreadsheet, there are 345,000 fields of data in relation to 10,799 psni employees who are both serving officers and other support staff who are acting in a back—up civilian role within the police service. that is among some of the most sensitive data which the psni holds. some of these people are identified as working in intelligence, in surveillance, in close protection teams to guard senior politicians in northern ireland and garda senior judges from terrorist attack, people who are working in armed response units, in pil

dissident republican terrorists shot and seriously injured this senior detective, john caldwell, justroutines for police in northern ireland involve checking for explosives under their vehicles and varying the way they travel. some of them work in particularly sensitive areas for m15 and in covert operations. today, policing board members said officers were anxious and fearful. i can only imagine the stress that this is causing some families. i think right across the organisation, but particularly for officers from nationalist backgrounds who have been subject to a higher level of threat over the years. a separate data breach happened injuly when documents, a police radio and a laptop with officers�* details were stolen from a car, but that wasn't made public until yesterday. we have means of wiping those devices remotely. you will also be aware that laptops are protected by passwords. the priority for the psni will be keeping its staff safe. after that, it will be working hard to rebuild trust in a police force where morale is at rock bottom. sarah girvin, bbc news, belfast. now to a

john caldwell was shot by the new ira, a dissident republican organisation which is opposed to the peacey the security situation makes the data breach all the more concerning. what we need to do now is get to the bottom of it, we need to find out how it happened and why it happened. what i want to see now is a robust response from the senior command of the psni to deal with this very serious security breach. what is known so far is that the problem came about after a routine request for data under freedom of information laws. but the police also released a huge excel spreadsheet by mistake, containing the personal details. this afternoon, the police said they were investigating another breach. it involves the theft of documents from a car, including the names of 200 workers. the chief constable, simon byrne, has cut short his holiday to try to deal with the crisis. tomorrow, there will be an emergency meeting of the northern ireland policing board, where politicians hold senior officers to account. the data leak has caused worry, anger, and fear, and generated the most serious of questio

attack in the last few months on an attack in the last few months on a detective chief inspectorjohn caldwellery seriously but to see this as an organisation, one ones involved will also use the fact that they use the leak which was not deliberate, it was human error as well as a systemic and they would use that as another way of threat. the police have to take this as at least a potential or a potential threat and as we were in the meeting of senior was in touch with every member of the police service to bring this bad news on top of other bad news obviously when the breach happened would did not give any addresses, it could be more easily, easy for these dissidents and others to pick out, to find out where the people lived. so it is... in to find out where the people lived. so it is... , ., to find out where the people lived. so it is..._ its- so it is... in terms of... its magnitude- _ so it is... in terms of... its magnitude. in _ so it is... in terms of... its magnitude. in terms - so it is... in terms of... its magnitude. in terms of - so it is... in terms of... its - magnitude. in term

john caldwell was shot at a sports complex after a youth football coaching session.s believed he was attacked by the new ira, a dissident republican paramilitary group, opposed to the peace process. in apologising to officers, the police service has admitted the data breach is the last thing they wanted to hear about, given the security situation. chris page, bbc news, belfast. in his first one to one interview since the data breach the force's assistant chief constable chris todd spoke the bbc�*s stephen nolan. well, i can give everybody assurance that i understand that sentiment, i understand the concerns. we are operating in an environment at the moment where there is a severe threat to all of our people from northern ireland—related terrorism. so this is absolutely what people desperately don't want to hear, is that any of the data has been compromised. is that any of their data has been compromised. so i owe it to all of my colleagues to investigate this as thoroughly as i possibly can, to identify any risks that are presented to any individual and to vindicate

dissident republican terrorists shot and injured this senior detective, john caldwell, just a few monthsnior officer acknowledged claimed that dissidents are in possession of information from the data breaches. this is a claim. we haven't yet been able to verify what the substance is behind that claim, or see any of the information that dissident republicans assert that they have. but as you would imagine, we're keeping this under review. i am deeply sorry about what has happened when we have seen an industrial—scale breach of data that has gone into the public domain. this morning's emergency meeting here at the policing board had been due to last for around two hours. the chief constable simon byrne had cut a holiday short to be here, but four hours later he was still answering questions from politicians about the data breaches. afterwards, board members said the psni must rebuild trust. i have been contacted over the last couple of days by officers who say, "i think i'm at risk but i'm not going anywhere near my line manager because i've lost all confidence in the psni." a separate da

john caldwell was shot at a sports complex after a youth football coaching session. paramilitary group opposed to the peace process. and apologising to officers the police service has admitted the data breach is the last thing they wanted to hear about, given the security situation. chris page, bbc news, belfast. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world: the us state of ohio is due to vote on abortion in november and pro—choice activists are hoping to enshrine abortion rights in the us state's constitution. but the republication majority in the state legislature has pushed for another referendum, which could make it harder to change the constitution by requiring 60% of the vote to make the changes, not the current 50%. the us secretary of state has warned of the dangers of a russian mercenary group taking advantage of the military coup in niger. speaking to the bbc, antony blinken said wherever wagner had gone, it left death, destruction and exploitation in its wake. the south african government says that violence connected wit

and leigh ann caldwell — anchor at the washington post live.

glenn caldwell for the consummation of the global of florida. whether the west is going to listen is going to be the 2nd, you know when you're going to see the 1st. sorry, yes. tell me. sorry. c g 3, o. correct? doing this almost yes. and who is hosting it easy is it is, it was all result in be able to have a piece guess what the icpc method is going to come up with you? well, you know, security, security matters, have been very key part of the discussion here. and, and speaking of the, you mentioned that, you know, the west is going to start tearing apart african countries over just 2 countries being chosen to insert the block and potentially more in the future. however, how do you see the benefit of breaks and ask a combination in stabilizing piece and, and development on the continent? yeah, i, i think when i read the declaration, how special that about how it, people almost recognizes the political systems. it's a, the big slide. it didn't pass judgment on china system one brush system. i see the word democracy features where, you know, that

then there's been less appearing during the presidency last year, double and got admitted to the caldwell. china is the largest investor in the country, turkey, india, and the port also become very important players as well as united states. but nevertheless, france will have a rule because the politically, within the opposition, in the former regime, alongside the military ruler, have very strong leads of france and perhaps has $10000.00 citizens as well as admitted to be incompetent. so proud to have a c o 2 needs to be consulted with respect to the week went board and that was pretty easy. then it didn't pull that and see gay and less than research from the university of type town. thank you so much. thank you for having me. now the qu into button is just the latest in a string of recent military takeovers on the african continent. 5 other countries in the region have also seen crews most recently in these, yet last month in 2022. again, a faucet sought to purchase in less than 9 months. in 2021 to the ends. prime minister of dela handle was ousted by military force the same year as gu

these e. caldwell emphasized the importance of so called soft diplomacy and african selections with the, as i've had developed troubles with a number of ministers of sports culture. because beyond just allusions of state to state or governmental government, there's lots of called soft diploma. soft diplomacy. sports is culture like diplomacy is people to people and i think that's what was beginning precision. i talk to them a very constructive meeting now with mr. me find a special representative of gushing production to discuss exactly that. because of course, the cultural competition that comments with the rush of the region doesn't look at that research get and what they're talking about. the museums, without talking about freshman design, the performing arts of calls over the quote in terms of drama and to the community center. does we share those ideas with going soon to send people to join the international culture of a form or public. so to, to share some of the ideas so different from us. i do appreciate the not to remember the india ideas that come from 6 members. and i think i