cedar would you stand up? this is cedar hunt. who? the artist and. comes to us from montana and even brought her mother. so we welcome we welcome and her mom and if you if you get an opportunity to talk to her the piece is got a whole sense of history. it's it's ledger art and it is imposed the kind of ledgers that were required for so many native people that somehow white folks felt like the native people couldn't handle their own finances. so there was a ledger that they had to go to get their own money. and that's that's a little bit of the story. but you'll see there will be with us a while. so take a moment. talk to this talented young woman. okay. question during 1924, federal act consideration and it did the legislature consider any state they had to get their own money and that a little bit of the story. consideration. shows so you know as a as mentioned the debates in congress are pretty sparse when it comes to the 1924 act. however, does come up is how the act will affect suffrage for indigenous people. and and so sort of propels congress t

these of these sketches and illustrations and and hear stories of general sheridan at the battle of cedar creek or grand at vicksburg and young jimmy kelly returned to his mother and say, you know, mother one day those generals are going to come visit me and be my friend. and the parents were. yes, sure. right son. well, that'll happen. well, one thing that little kelly did, he had a natural aptitude for art, and that is his schoolmates would notice that on his slate, he would draw pictures of grant and all the other famous generals. and so how we doing a little bit might work, but that's how kelly worked. he he he he loved history. and it was always his his ambition that he said, you know, again, i want to do their portraits. i want to draw pictures of soldiers and generals and if i if how do i ever met george washington? what question when i ask washington. so he made up his mind one day at very young age that he was going to meet these generals, draw their portraits. well, having that natural aptitude for for drawing young kelly was sent to the academy of design and also got an apprent

would pore over these sketch and illustrations and hear stories of general sheridan at the battle of cedar creek or vixburg and would turn to his mother and say you know, mother, one day those generals are going to come visit me and be my friend and the parents, yeah, sure, right, son. that will happen. one thing that little kelly did, he had a natural aptitude for art and his school mates would notice that on his slate he would draw pictures of grant and all the other famous generals and so -- how are we doing? a little bit more mic. but that's how kelly worked. he -- he loved history. and it was always his -- his ambition that he said, you know, again, i want to draw pictures of soldiers and generals and if i ever -- had i ever met george washington what question would i ask washington. so he made up his mind one day, at a very young age, he was going to meet these generals and draw their portraits. well, i think that natural aptitude for drawing, young kelly was sent to the academy of design and also got an apprenticeship at harper's weekly illustrated magazine. and as a young artist, h

have is flying from berlin house for a true in the war between israel and has all of us official cedars progress and peace negotiations. but for now, there's no let up in the conflict as 11 on reports more than 3500 people killed. also in the program report suggests that ukraine, far as british storm shadow crews, myself into rochelle for the 1st time as the lead, as long range western weapon launch by key a day after it's 1st use of us attack the welcome to the show on the call for the top us diplomat is do in israel, hoping to seal a deal to hold israel's military operations and level non u, as in boy almost hoss stein met with top lebanese officials and be rude on wednesday. feeling optimism over a ceasefire between the militant group has the law and israel, but house dime still has to convince is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu to go along with a truce proposal. a fresh hope of breakthrough to end. the fighting between israel and hezbollah could be within reach. us envoy amos hochstein, reported progress after more talks with lebanon's, parliament speaker, who is leading me

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one of the great examples, it is in canada, cedar lng. cedar lng is a majority-owned terminal in northwestern d.c. and majority-owned and you hear them talk about how they drove, they help to support and drive consultation because now they are an owner. they champion the consent model with their own community. they embed knowledge environmental practice and we are seeing some of the shorter cycles and some of the more stringent regulatory environment in canada get accepted. because now the public has confidence and says, look, the indigenous people are advocating they look well-informed. this does not look like they are absolutely selling out. talking about rights and environmental protection. having the public confidence, government confidence and, so, now we have a government that is like, this does not feel risky. how do we support this. moving it through those cycles with as little challenge from community and from government. and, so, there exciting examples about that. how to kind of get over those challenges, but that is still gett

age were printed in canada. supervised by western special services, and the keys in the russian at cedar when he's done. yeah. and that's what i've just reaching out to a goal, and i'm going to just wait too much stuff and i'm going to do to do so in a chest united. and the goal was to go to the nearest match stuff for now. and then your next upload class, more of a sample of leach names quote, and then we'll just skip that and then it will seem to be additional extensions. and we're showing that the toner cartridge didn't us the sort of access to the special repository of this library and the central have done this isn't the open to everyone that to, to on the shelves is deemed extremist under russian law. these books were written by ellis ben terrace, who collaborated with the nonsense during the great patio table. those to survive that to the west of the soviet union's victory over the nazis of a send pneumonia of noise use which is near. so coupled a video to go to some way. and then now why am i look forward? your study escape? i mean the boss to an envelope using that long it, it s

we there's fly from for land hopes for a true in the war between israel and has all of us official cedars progress and peace negotiations. but for now, there is no let up in the conflict as 11 on reports more than 3500 people killed. also in the program, reports suggests that ukraine fire is british storm shadow christmas. solve the international for the 1st time. is the latest long range western weapon launched by key a day after its 1st use of us attack.

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of this, a town cook mux, uh, besides that is simply census, because uh, there is no, any kinds of cedars from flying in for all blushed. i don't know any kind of the fusion is the facilities we sure can be the target. what is the fuel? well, excuse me, under. that was the idea of ops to scare off the north koreans as buying the suggested? no. it's. it's not. it's not the thing because it does nothing with north korea because uh, the main target, the main target for this because of course, uh, russian fields which are outside the pool area. but the structural airfields are used for making strikes in ports area. again, as you can so no, oh, the problem for grammar is at the looks of the whole situation as new stage of escalation . because no one in the crime and believes that it will be limited to cause complex or something else. and uh, the problem for most schools today is our response that we've confused yet and that uh no, no final decisions because it was set to day decision will be made only, i think will happen. but uh, i can still see uh you stage of escalation, right? uh, i think

and asked where each worker and who has an incompletely develop female has certain specialization cedar, some forge for food, others dig or take care of the eggs and lar, bye, and so on. are you busy for to see, and how do they know which role they have? is it given to them when they're born? do they develop it? can they change roles, sophia, dying or just died when they're born? they don't have a specific role yet. it all depends on the care they're given by nanny and if the family needs that the nannies will raise more queens or more forgers, whatever is required and they can change their task specialization during their life cycle. yes, yeah, most of them would, as many foreigners have died, some nannies may turn into forward years or vice versa. email, but, well, here's a philosophical question for you. would you draw any similarities to how the ends organize the societies with how humans people organize the sites is? do i believe we can draw some parallels here? yes. because we, as people always look for patterns in nature as we try to find meaning and everything we encounter and s

compromising national security, sparking massive prototypes, but eventually forced antonia within cedar. in many i now calling to non scattering the 9th of balance to as protest her as here demand as hers. hence, the military and the time of conflict and continuing with us election coverage is being an election year with so many twists on surprises. the social media stuff squirrel has been embroiled in a scandal that could even impact the votes. pay not was use the nice to buy new york state, causing a furious online reaction, but even take times and they don't last good thing that americans both follow the road and trumps. running made state yvonne's has criticized peanuts death sentence saying that all thirty's, all ignoring the big issues such as immigration and crime while they spend time illuminating pets. have you seen the videos of this squirrel? he's like, is a genius very was unfortunately, but the same government doesn't care about hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants here. criminals coming into our country doesn't want us to have pets. the crazy as to the craziest thin

i mean, even the russian at cedar, when he's done. yeah. and that's what i've just case clicking on the door and i'm going to just wait too much stuff and i'm going to do to are you still in adjustments you mentioned? the name's goal was to go to the video sca mesh stuff just for now. your next up was the last move of simple bleach. let me just quote and then was asking if i could barely think that it will seem to playstation extension where it is shaded until probably i'm going to run across students from adults targeted access to the special repository of this library and the central have done this isn't the open to everyone that to, to on the shelves is deemed extremist under russian law. these books were written by ellis band terrace, who collaborated with the nazis during the great patrick built a wall. those, this device that to the west of the soviet union's victory over the nazis of a send pneumonia of noise use which us net so go to the video. it's really good to just a minute. wait a minute. now why am i look forward your step? ye

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this is the aftermath of a property cedar attempt by your satler's and ask for it. the ultimately failed and cord in mid september and group of israelis accompanied by police and security forces broke into the house and began constructing what looked like a security kate. they put bars on the windows, barbed wire around the perimeter, uninstalled as if it to be cameras. they claimed they will prepare it for the new owners being held in. and like i said in that we went to see what was happening when we found the settlers in place, they've broken down the 1st and 2nd doors and we're putting up wine bars and fencing. they wouldn't let us get close. we asked them what's going on here? why you involved? they started telling us, we took the house, we can't give you any details. it's confidential. we can't share any information about it. the homes owner, if to sam lives next door, she rented the property to me or how much parents and says that whoever sold the house to the settlers was part of his cam a. but i believe this is my father's house. i was raised here with my mo

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lines of national security, sparking massive prototypes essentially forced into the yahoo to within cedar in many and now calling to non scattering the 9th of balance to as protest. her as here demand answers tends to billy to the time hong kong select john list ramsey about rudy's editor of the paddled palestine clinical age on the other. and the program, he says that then you always move shows that is really in american politics are in fact directly connected. the idea is that, that the, a lot of changes on these directions is itself the outcome of the fact that the mess that you see in the middle east is itself the outcome of american foreign policy. what they mean by that from the, the, the, by the neck ministration, just for which 2nd i'm just thinking about the terrible things that have him doing . they've come back ministration. what do you normalize between as well and it's an expensive dependents. daniel with absolutely no regard to international law and international consensus. and of course the political aspirations and the why. so the for this to me and people for the meal has

and that is the fact that each one has been in cedar, it seemed to people. and those are the groups impressed even fewer, but the appropriate lease for that that year. and so this altered liberal ideology, which is prevailing no indian by the administration in the or b a base people view a huge part of too many get, asking people what all the people, even in the sole goal focus is if you, if you listen to what uh, a bite is people and what the, the leaders of your being a congress to say about them very. got it somehow give you cause they will tell you what are the be awesome new email, a new image. tricky, and pure, ideologically healing. exactly. you know more apartment, you ask the your be in need to see if you was either level of course, developmental or not the gaze russians learn what they gains. the con gary is, but i don't think it is chinese. they just become democrats that have been able to do more with it, but that's exactly what these from us tell you about the those don't agree to those . they just crept to convert 3 islam and them, you know, th

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one of these years we have to do a special session about him because -- >> take a trip up to cedar hill if you haven't been to his house in anacostia, it's a national park, amazing thing to go to. >> he's almost like a 19th century founding father. he was that important to the republic. incredible guy. well, one thing i want to highlight before we get into the meat of our conversation here is, it's often seen as a cliche that there's a sacrifice involved in public service. but a guy like you, you are a very prominent pharmaceutical industry executive prior to serving as secretary, of course you've been deputy h.h.s. secretary under george w. bush. but you actually took a major financial hit to join the trump administration. tell the people about that. >> don't cry for me argentina. i was president of lilly u.s.a., half of the global company eli lilly. it was not at that time the smashing global success it is today. whenever i left, and you're becoming secretary you can't hold on to lilly stock when you're secretary of h.h.s. i think i got rid of everything at $62 a share. last time i ch

democrats could gain a cedar to and that of course there will be vacancies in florida, matt gaetz and in new york because trump hand-picked three house republicans to serve in cabinet. republicans could be looking at something as narrow as a four vote majority which would mean democrats justin need to peel off just a few votes to stymie the agenda. i am joined by pete aguilar who was just reelected chair of the house democratic caucus. from your perspective, the races are called, how are you and colleagues talking about what the house will look like with i think it is fair to say, a slim majority along the lines of what the last majority had? >> this is poised to be one of the slimmest majorities in american history. if house republicans continue to have an extreme agenda, we know what that means for the american public. they can't continue to do that and expect to have success. our job is to hold them accountable. we will work with them wherever and whenever we can find common ground. this will be a very slim majority for them. we are making progress in california and have had amazin

. >> host: a couple posts janet from cedar hills texas by text.oted the first day of early voting in my counts and was supported down ballot for all democrats. leading change in this country in unity. when date left until election. many more for final outcome. what lawyered up to the max for this one. hopefully things are not just as close as they seem. they will by the way have a segment later in the program about litigation. what that could mean for the election. and finally in jesup, pennsylvania groceries are too high i'll be voting for donald trump to bring them down. this is homer and massachusetts good morning. >> caller: good morning thank you for taking my call. this election is really bad. i am in massachusetts. my vote does not count. these primaries stop people calling donald trump hitler if donald trump wins and i hope he does is going to beat riots in the streets across all the cities. somebody is going to try to shoot him. the democrats are going to try to not certify the election to do whatever they can as far as what trump has don

to be a health- type czar, and robert light howeser to be a trade cedar. but it's not just an attractive role for trump, when he thinks about people that are close to him, but attractive for some of these candidates when they think, perhaps i had a bigger sphere of influence if i didn't have to run an agency with tens of thousands of employees and federal bureaucracy. and then there's the gauntlet of the senate confirmation process and some of these people that care very deeply about the policy aspect and advancing the president's agenda, they feel like they could be more influential in a role that sits above that. in between the agencies and the president. and of course, as we know, president trump thrives on proximity. often, it's the last person who speaks to him, whose idea he takes and runs with. for a lot of these people understand, if you're running an agency down pennsylvania avenue and a mile away from donald trump, you're already one step behind. >> if you have to make an appointment with him and get yourself to the white house, it's a much bigge

pour over these u sketches and illustrations, and hear stories of general sheridan at the battle of cedar creek, or grant at vicksburg. young jimmy kelly returned to ll his mother and say, you know, mother, one day those generals are going to come visit me and be my friend. his parents would be yeah, sure, right son. g that will happen. one thing that little kelly did, he had a natural aptitude for art. is a schoolmates would notice that on his sleep, he would draw pictures of grant and all of the other famous generals, and so, how are we doing? ys a little bit of microphone work. but that is how kelly worked. nt he, he, he loves history, and it , it was always his, his ambition that he said, you know, again i want to do their portraits, i want to draw to pictures of soldiers and generals, and if i ever got, had i ever met george washington, what question would ask washington? so he made up his mind one day, at a very young age, that he was going to meet these generals and draw their we portraits. while having that ma natural aptitude for drawing, young kelly was sent to the academy of de

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