braden chapman was on his first deployment.ligence officer fresh out of training with the sas, he was struck by a country mired in war. braden: i thought it was, like, a really beautiful country. where the rivers were was really green in the valleys, and i used to say to people it would be a great place for four-wheel driving and outdoor adventure if you didn't have all the war. mark: braden chapman would get to see much of the beauty of afghanistan from a black hawk helicopter. he would also see much of the war's brutality during his deployment with the elite 3 squadron sas. braden: there's definitely a buzz of elitism, 'cause it is the best thing you could do for your career, to go to that unit, especially when you're a lower rank and you're actually gonna get to do a lotta hands-on stuff. you definitely feel confident with these guys. i never once felt like i was going out and i was unprotected. i never felt like i--we weren't gonna get through it. mark: it was braden chapman's job to find taliban targets by intercepting and

bell chapman, good morning.hat's the latest on the state of the cease-fire? >> reporter: good morning, frances. details remain murky, but like other cease-fires announced before this latest one, it seems to be teetering somewhere between fragile and failed within hours of it being announced, both sides accusing the other of breaking the terms of the truce and this as thousands of sudanese citizens as well as thousands of foreign nationals, including those 16,000 americans, are rushing to get out of the country by air, land, and sea. all made more difficult if fighting continues now, one of these americans that nbc has been following since this conflict broke ouout, trar writiter lakshmimi parfer sarat described the situation as mayhem, with power cuts, no access to running water, no access to cash she hitchhiked out of the city amidst this mayhem, more alarming news. the world health organization saying that the city is now at a high risk of biological hazard this as a lab in the city that houses pathogens such

we seem to have lost ronald chapman. we seem to have lost ronald chapman.cause what he was saying there was very interesting. we will try to go back to him. we will move on and try and get that line. it is second time lucky that the european space agency. after a delayed, they have launched their mission to see if the moons ofjupiter can support alien life. the explorer took off from the european spaceport in french guyana, and will take eight years to reach its destination, where it will examine three ofjupiter�*s moons to see if they have headed oceans of water and could contain life forms. spectacular pictures from south america this afternoon. let's cross live to our science correspond and jonathan amos. it has been a successful loan so far. what is the latest? ~ �* ., ., successful loan so far. what is the latest? ~ �* . ., , ., latest? we've had a bit of excitement _ latest? we've had a bit of excitement in _ latest? we've had a bit of excitement in the - latest? we've had a bit of excitement in the last - latest? we've had a bit of excitement in the

ronald chapman, can we 'ust back u- a charge.ss records. he also caused others to make false statements. the defendant claims that he was playing michael cohen for legal services performed in 2017. there simply was not true. and it was a false statement the defendant made month after month in 2017. april, may, june, and so on, through the rest of the year. for nine straight months the defendant held documents in his hand containing this key lie. but he was paying michael cohen for legal services performed in 2017. he personally signed checks for payments to michael cohen for each of these nine months. false statement. why did donald trump repeatedly make these false statements? the evidence will show that he did so to cover up crimes relating to the 2016 election. donald trump, executive of the company american media inc., mr cohen and others agreed in 2015 to a catch and kill scheme. that is, a scheme to buy and suppress negative information to help mr trump chance of winning the election. as part of this scheme, donald trump an

mohammed rizwan made 98 not out as the hosts made 193—5, but mark chapman blazed a brilliant unbeatenhe teams now play five one day internationals. bottom side delhi capitals have made it two wins out of two in the ipl after holding off second from bottom sunrisers hyderabad. manish pandey and axar patel top scored for delhi. both made 3a, but their total of 144—9 looked distinctly modest. sunrisers, though, couldn't find any momentum with the bat and fell eight runs short of their target. it is very important not to think too much ahead of the tournament. of course we lost the first five games, and delest couple of games, we played really well, as a bowling unit. i still think we need to improve on batting prospects and probably will do that in the next game. i think it is obvious to see that chasing a total like 145. .. i do not think there were any sort of devils in the pitch. i felt we could have been more proactive throughout the innings, which is sort of left everything too late. i prefer my batterers more enterprising. plenty of stiff legs around the uk after the london maratho

chapman went on to become a. important -- very important political reformer at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20 century. -- 20th century. he was a prolific author and intellectual. the collection that was published a few decades ago reprinting his works is about 12 volumes. extraordinarily influential during his lifetime. and he wrote a fascinating study of william lloyd garrison, boston's most famous abolitionist andy quality area -- and equalitarian. he studied at harvard. he was a new yorker but he studied at harvard. he went to harvard college and harvard law school. he learned all about anglo-saxon ism and darwinism. he never gave up on his support for african-american rights. never gave up on it. in fact he challenged harvard university at the beginning of the 20th century when the president excluded african americans from freshman dormitories. he published scathing indictments of harvard for its belittling of african-americans and its injustices. yet after the first world war -- this was an era

date for the american taxpayers and the democrats of course the budget this year propose decreasing chapman to texas from us another $5 billion, $4.7 trillion taxes that's on top three repeatedly s in taxes that were included in the legislation they pass faster and so this is all part of what happens when democrats control the government in washington the race taxes increase spending, and they grow government, that is a very simple formula. one of the ways to try to do that coming is to increase funding for the irs and so the so-called inflation reduction act included $80 million in new irs funding, to hire an additional 87000 employees. in 2025, and in 2025 there will be 105,000 employees at the irs, a 45 percent increase over this year. new irs employees, that is five times, five times, more than five times the number of border agents that we have policing the southern border. what's remarkable about all of that is not that they are trying to the taxpayer services which desperately need to be improved because everybody knows about in the last two years, the number of calls that when into

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thank— with me is major—general chip chapman . thank you so much, chapman. really go back to the libyan intervention in back to the libyan intervention h zom— back to the libyan intervention h zett amt— back to the libyan intervention in 2011 and the— back to the libyan intervention in 2011 and the lessons learnt whteh— in 2011 and the lessons learnt whteh me— in 2011 and the lessons learnt which came out— in 2011 and the lessons learnt which came out of that. and the teat— which came out of that. and the teat tee— which came out of that. and the real lesson for— which came out of that. and the real lesson for the— which came out of that. and the real lesson for the fco as it at— real lesson for the fco as it at the— real lesson for the fco as it was at the time— real lesson for the fco as it was at the time ,- real lesson for the fco as it was at the time , was that the was at the time, was that the thet— was at the time, was that the wet thohty— was at the time, was that the first priority in— was at the time, was that the first priority in any crisis is t

graham chapman. or creativity, its twiiv— any intuition or creativity, its fully understood— any intuition or creativity, its fully understood logic. so to apply_ fully understood logic. so to apply a_ fully understood logic. so to apply a creativity to a problem tite— apply a creativity to a problem iite that— apply a creativity to a problem iite that ie— apply a creativity to a problem like that is ridiculous. but if vawe— like that is ridiculous. but if vawe twing— like that is ridiculous. but if vawe twing ta— like that is ridiculous. but if you're trying to think, how do i eantrai— you're trying to think, how do i eantrai it— you're trying to think, how do i control if you're _ you're trying to think, how do i control if you're a— you're trying to think, how do i control if you're a manager , how control if you're a manager, how do control if you're a manager, how ta i— control if you're a manager, how ta i eantrai— control if you're a manager, how do i control this— control if you're a manager,

chapman well, all of us should be on that task force. chapman well , that's force.ause actually think policing is so arrogant and ignorant, they won't bring back people that actually speak out , that that actually speak out, that actually have lived and breathed and got experiences because they think they're better than what they are actually , they would they are actually, they would benefit the experiences benefit from the experiences of like maggie, don't care like. so, maggie, i don't care if don't take take other if they don't take take other former officers that have that experience and start working with then you're with them and then law you're serving and do business serving go out and do business as okay fantastic . you're so as okay fantastic. you're so right. former detective superintendent the met g7 the task force as well. yeah, absolutely . i want to come to absolutely. i want to come to some of your views. we're talking about cashless britain in relation to these hideous, torturous apps that a lot of you don't like. and dave says we've got a corner s

oversee negotiations toward a permanent cessation of hostilities in sudan let's go live to london where chapman bell following the story for us what is the u.s.' role in this cease-fire >> reporter: well, frances, this 72-hour cease-fire was mediated by the united states with assistance from saudi arabia between thesetwo sides that have been fighting for about ten days now the armed forces of sudan and the paramilitary group the rapid support forces both led by generals that were in a coalition in charge of the country until they fell out recently now, as you said, the ultimate goal of this cease-fire is to bring the two sides together so that they can bring an end to these hostilities. but there's also a short-term goal, and trying to open corridors to bring citizens from various countries out of the conflict now we've seen diplomats being evacuated. but there also are around 16,000 americans in sue dan, around 4,0 britts in sudan. both evacuated through various means. the u.k. for the first time today saying this he wouldstar airlifting their citizens out of the country. there as also the nee

then this phenomenon was studied by chapman and holstein, however, despite the many studies that have been and are still being conducted , there is no clear and concrete understanding of what a sense of humor is, most clinical psychologists. they say that a sense of humor is a complex synthetic quality of a person, consisting of a set of properties, and here is a set of these properties in different psychological schools, someone considers a sense of humor as a normal behavioral pattern, that is, the habit of laughing often and telling jokes, while other researchers study sense of humor come to the conclusion that this temperamental feature of the psyche is genetic cheerfulness or a strategy of behavior , when humor becomes a defensive reaction to experiencing difficulties by patients, while all psychologists agree that it is necessary to study humor in a complex, and this is also evidenced by a general interdisciplinary approach, in which the analysis of this feeling is carried out taking into account the age of a person of his gender of nationalities. and personality type and for ph

next year t ala chapman's red alert. busy dev's into the blowing off of the nord stream gas pipelines who's the like the culprit. and why destroy a ah, ah, o. i a, a ah, a may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities in other countries. the united states of america is different. wearable people long to be free, they will find a friend in the united states, ah, with it all, by the body of the vaults. anybody phase the solar city? if you draw, you look at the incentives that leads to get a few color revolutions is one among several meanings to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them onto the help of u. s. western economic interest. people in sadie, i didn't that needed to go validate them. okay. yeah. you tuning correctly. so no, we just say a soft america. in the final goal, you've seen revolutions to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. financial times you pay face is worse than longest recession and g 7. despite this, the authorities intend to continue spending billion

and one student >>> students at chapman yoort in socal had the assignment of the year to create a marketingn on tiktok. if it got 1 million views, the final exam would be canceled for the whole class. okay, that's video sylvia posted after she announced the challenge. within two days the video went viral. it was about the assignment itself. this was for her influencer marketing class. >> we saw it was up to 1 million views after 48 hours, which was insane. >> the final was canceled. the teacher's response video also went viral, so everybody won. >> i had the easiest idea of all time. you just go on tiktok -- that's how we're judging, right, it's how many views on tiktok. you put yourself in that canoe with the titanic music, and you go viral immediately. you don't even have to say anything. >> all she did was basically record him giving her the assignment, i think, and that's what went viral. >> you've been viral. >> oh god, here we go. >> the earthquake thing, look it up. >> don't look it up. >> it's good stuff. >> have a >> tonight on the late show. hugh grant, tonight on cbs. >> the firs

cannot independently verify that >>> a russian court has rejected the appeal of evan gershkovich chapman bell joins us. what does the ruling mean for the hopes of bringing gershkovich home >> reporter: good morning, frances. it means it could be quite some time gershkovich appearing in court as he heard his appeal for bail or house arrest being denied but this ruling means he'll likely remain in jail until his trial. he does have a pretrial hearing next month, but russian lawyers say espionage cases can take more than a year to investigate, meaning it could be a while before his trial even begins, and it's also important to remember that in russia, 99% of those who are tried are convicted, and if convicted, he faces 20 years in prison for this now both gershkovich and the u.s. government strongly deny the spying allegations the u.s. ambassador to russia was in court and was able to meet with gershkovich before the hearing, and she had this to say, take a listen >> the kargescharges against ev baseless and we call on the russian federation to immediately release him. we also call for the

alice chapman's red alert delves into the blowing up of the north stream gas pipelines who's the like the culprit and why destroyer he roots that most of ireland seceded from the u. k. in 1949. today, it's an independent republic. however, neighboring northern ireland continues to strife a secession from great britain in the 20th century. more than 3 and a half 1000 people died in his struggle when you will, you're watching by she probably, i'm of the machine you. prior to morse probably cheney. i'm sitting on the hush that of did so did most of i form god will bulls approaching all governors around when we'll foster care? figler shaina. eliza gushing as thrust my picnic ear and pack it up. who's granny? singers that is publicly airline, ga. certainly airline g. will reform post granite side? correct? no, it is timely. for spy area, you're at peace. come. she uses you are guarded america. regular foul as a coaster, which is iraqis. co sales to target upolu chair of the goff number to what i was gonna grammy it is that is probably a clear line here is 7, maryland. it still consists of

to defend the world from great with food medicine and fleet with next here, all righty. annette chapman's red alert. talking record us defense spending on weapons on the hollow. the military industrial complex winds. when tensions with ah mm hm. mm hm. welcome to, well, the part one unforeseen. you have to vividly manifest that consequence of the conflict in your plan is the rediscovery of national interest among the countries that are not directly involved in this war. squeezed between the rock of western sanctions, pressure and their hearts place of that own economic and security realities. many nations have been forced to make carefully calibrate the choices instead of following somebody else's leave. how is this newly discovered geopolitical maturity reshaping the entire international system? well to discuss.

coach chapman, i let him know, hey, you know, i got-- i got an athlete here who's a senior this year, just all about it. announcer: an industry change maker... building hospitality in the wine industry. i want everyone to be here who wants to be here. announcer: ambassadors of hope... woman: i couldn't walk away, and i couldn't abandon them like the other adults had been. announcer: but first, the smell of success. shawn: and we will see it'll slowly start to turn from wax flakes down into liquid wax. making candles is a side project for me. i love my primary job, but i also love crafting, and i love being able to make things for people. i love all my babies. i really do like the leather. i like the old bookstore a lot, um, the fresh cut wood, so things that are a little outdoorsy and have a certain woodsy feel, i like those. [upbeat music] diane: our treat. yo. self. candle is probably my favorite one. it's just got a kind of a spa feel to it, and so it can be really relaxing and maybe reminisce about a nice feeling you might have had at a spa. a candle scent brings them to an emotio

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horn to introduce you to som someone, this is sammy chapman, 16 years old, a team when he died from functional21, his family says he bought a fake prescription pill through the social media platform that killed him. we had a chance to talk to his dad this morning. >> a colorful drug menu on snapchat but a dealer who found him there produced and ordered something off the menu like pizza. it turned into the dark web for kids. snaps disappear for the kids take they can operate within unity. >> that's what it's about, these families say the company is becoming the quote go to means to distribute drugs to children, teens, young adults and they say snapchat is involved in more fentanyl placing deaths than any other social media apps. it points to staff check to keep feature that automatically deletes messages between users they share but also on the backend as well which makes messaging and accessible to law enforcement. we reached out to staff check in a spokesperson tells us the lawsuit is riddled with false claims about how does that chat appleworks, ongoing efforts to aggressively combat drug ac

then douglas chapman, but then eeee— douglas chapman, but then resumed his— douglas chapman, but thene— 2020. and many questions around hheh hme— 2020. and many questions around that time arose _ 2020. and many questions around that time arose and— 2020. and many questions around that time arose and in the years ehee— that time arose and in the years ehee ehehh— that time arose and in the years after, about what— that time arose and in the years after, about what exactly hegpehee— after, about what exactly heggehee he — after, about what exactly happened to that money. i'll heeh— happened to that money. i'll heeh eh— happened to that money. i'll heeh eh hhe— happened to that money. i'll look at the books in 2019. so he— look at the books in 2019. so that actually— look at the books in 2019. so that actually there was less hheh— that actually there was less than £100,000— that actually there was less than £100,000 in the pot at that hehh— than £100,000 in the pot at that hehh .— than £100,000 in the pot at that pehh . ahe— than £100,000 in the pot at that pehh . ahe hheh— than £100,000

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this is sammy chapman, he was 16 years old when he died of fentanyl poisoning in 2021. his family says he bought a fake prescription pill on snapchat that killed him. >> there was a colorful drug menu on snapchat and he ordered something off that like a pizza. it's turned to the dark web. snap disappeared so they think they can operate with impunity. >> his family is one that's suing snap. they say that snapchat's key foo etch that automatically deletes messages between users, helps criminals evade law enforcement. >> the architecture how it's designed facilitates the sale of drugs. and we have people who we represent of children have died from fentanyl poisoning. >> a snapchat spokesperson tells us that the lawsuit is riddled with false claims how the snapchat app works and our ongoing efforts to aggressively combat activity on our platform and shut down drug dealers. we remain deeply committed to do our part to fight the urgent crisis. the family says more needs to be done. their lawsuit, david, is filed in the superior court of california for los angeles county. back

and algorithm friendship recommendations help drug dealers connect with kids and teens like sammy chapman california who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2021. his family says he bought a fake prescription pill on the social media platform that killed him. >> it was a colorful drug menu on snapchat that a dealer who found him there produced. and he ordered something off of that menu like a pizza. snap has turned into the dark web for kids. the snaps disappear so kids think they can operate with impunity. >> now his family is one of dozens suing snap. the families accuse the company of becoming the, quote, go-to means of distributing drugs to children, teens and young adults. the lawsuit points to snapchat's key feature that automatically deletes messages is. they also say it hinders investigations by law enforcement. >> the architecture, how it's designed facilitates the sale of fentanyl contaminated drugs. >> we have over 80 beam we 80 pe represent. children died of gent overdozing. one obtained through contaminated drugs through snapchat. >> a snapchat spokes person says the company remain

connor chapman christmas eve.rged with possessing a submachine gun with intent to endanger life . the labour leader endanger life. the labour leader has called the government's plan to house asylum seekers on a barge as evidence of failure to the home secretary could face a legal challenge over the planned designed to free up hotels. but reportedly costing taxpayers more than £20,000 a day. it includes a leasing agreement to use the bibi stockholm in dorset , which can accommodate more than 500 people. sir keir starmer has said the government needs to get a grip on the backlog of claims drivers face major travel disruption over the easter weekend, with up to 17 million cars predicted to hit the road . research by the rac the road. research by the rac shows 2.7 million car journeys are expected on both good friday and easter sunday. rail engineering work , including the engineering work, including the closure of london, euston station. all weekend will make the roads even busier. travel expert simon calder told us

daniel stroupe, president of chapman university and a member of the board. and thank you to all of our board members that are here tonight. i'd also like to recognize lisa sparks, chairwoman of the orange county board of education and fred whitaker, chairman of the republican party of orange county. thank you both for being here. i want to acknowledge and thank all of the members of the president's council, the associates club in our audience and, those who are watching tonight online as well. because your support this distinguished speaker series at which the nixon foundation gathers business political and civic leaders from all across the country and across the world to advance the legacy of president nixon so you for your support. and if you're not a member, i'd encourage you to pick up the brochures, your seats, take a look, flip through it, and if you have any questions, you can call the number on the back. i now like to welcome another member of the board of directors hugh hewitt and you know him as the host of the hugh hewitt show on the salem radio a

tom stan chapman, refound the dell has alcortez, grew up training f middles academy in the yorker. we have someone that looks lower liking, which is carlos alcaraz in terms of how he gets their re bowl and the chord and how he covers pretty much the how half of the planet when he plays. so they have a lot of similarities and i think it would be in the next raffle and all of our tennis now to something we don't see that often. at the world sneaker championship, carmen wilson made a 147 break in round one. that's where the player puts 15 reads, 15 blacks and all the colors for the maximum, 147 points. it's the, it's only the 13 found that this has been achieved at the will championship. and if no one else does a busier wilsonville earn an extra 68000 dollars, 100 years to the day since babe ruth hit the 1st home, run that the original yankee stadium. one of the current generation of big hayton has done the same thing. this was show, hey, oh, tawny hitting it out the park at the new version of the venue in the bronx, which opened in 2009 attorneys, the most famous to a player since ru

but none of your multiple olympic enrolled spring chapman, shelly, and fraser fries, did you make him lift a fellow parents for thus, then what look to be the signature 100 meet the distance. so you can count yourself lucky that you don't have to compete against her in front of your child every year . very unfair, i think sammy, well why it's not always fair. we do. thanks. be that. that said from me, sammy's aid, and for this news out loud and back in a moment with another full shout. so stay with us. ah revealing eco friendly solutions to come back. threats to our planet on al jazeera, from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting. what did you do? what did you investigate? why didn't you ask the question? there are many dorians that felt fencer, it will have a chilling effect on subsequent stories. the listening post doesn't cover the news . it covers the way the news is covered to suppress moderate. and in some cases, amplify the content you see on your timeline. the listening post on which is era ramadan, at time is spirituality reflectio

that's how christian music singer and songwriter steven curtis chapman also remember coons. he performed at her funeral today, and i talked to him last week. he was heartbroken. the whole family was and he talked about catherine stepped into his family's pain when they were going through a tragedy. she didn't shy away from it. she ran towards them to help. when we first heard what was happening, and we were huddled up, praying , crying, begging god that this wasn't even true. um we knew catherine was there. we knew this. she was the head of the school and my wife even said as much as i don't want to believe katherine is one of those that we're hearing about. i know her well enough to know she probably was doing everything she could to change the story to stop this. thing from happening to talk to this person. whatever she could do. stephen said to me last week, katherine story is not over wherever he his family entire nashville community today remembering katherine coons 59 years old. we wish all six families peace and strength in the days ahea

his rote os— chapman, but then resumed his role as treasurer— chapman, but then resumed his role as set out his priorities for the next three years of his government if indeed his government has another three years to go. and this is completely and utterly discombobulate the whole process . i don't feel sorry for humza yousaf unlike your correspondent tony, because i think he's fiercely ambitious politician and he's working off somebody else's script. as far as i can see, i don't think he's his own man who's pulling the strings. i wouldn't venture to guess . wouldn't venture to guess. stuart at the weekend , the stuart at the weekend, the sunny— stuart at the weekend, the sunny nnn— stuart at the weekend, the sunday mail broke a very nnnonnnn— sunday mail broke a very important story. they got some footage— important story. they got some footage on— important story. they got some noonnge of ne— important story. they got some footage of the first minister, wnon— footage of the first minister, nicola sturgeon _ footage of the first minister, nicola sturgeon , lecturing and nicola stur

weeks earlier, mp douglas chapman resigned as party treasurer saying he had not been given the financialjob. the police have been investigating the snp�*s finances for about 18 months now. their involvement triggered when those questions were raised about how more than £600,000 to an independence campaign had been spent. however, there are those who argue that as there are those who argue that as the snp' there are those who argue that as the snp�* rez on tetra is independence the money used was furthering that campaign, no matter if or when a second independence referendum is called. it is understood the investigation reached a crucial stage some weeks ago when officers consulted the crown 0ffice officers consulted the crown office on how to proceed. it is becoming clear now what was the result of those consultations. today, there has been no sight nor sound of nicola sturgeon. but no matter the outcome of her husband's arrest, the fallout may be that it's even less likely she will stand as an msp in the next scottish parliamentary elections are more likely she will pursue a career else

. >> chapman university, american university. >> university of missouri. >> northwestern university. >> iowa state university. >> the university of maryland. >> university of tennessee knoxville. [applause] >> me and other members of the white house press corps spent most of yesterday with them and let me tell you, they are much more impressive than any of us were at that age. these amazing young journalists are here with us tonight and they have come to talk to you, give them a job. what are students please stand up and let's give them a round of applause. [applause] >> watch out because these journalists are going to be hitting you up for scoops and jobs at all the after parties. last year at this dinner we enacted the creation of a new award for lifetime career achievement as a white house correspondent. the dunnigan prize, it was named in honor of two trailblazing women alice dunnigan and ethel payne. the first two african-american women to serve in the white house press corps. [applause] there were also the first recipients post famously of the prize that -- carries their name.

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have viewing these this volume the papers of martha washington i felt like keats on looking into chapman's homer then felt i like some watcher of the skies when the new planet swims into his can. it really is a most remarkable addition to. 18th century and founding era scholarship. this this volume. and i have to congratulate everyone. catherine and all her team who worked on it and i believe have supplied a very worthy companion to the papers of george washington. and now. martha's first marriage to daniel custis was, all important in her story. and indeed, in washington's the daughter, a virginia court clerk, she persuaded this irascible. but prominent virginia council member john custis to let her be daniel's. and in she made such a success she persuaded him this irascible man who hated her uncle, a fellow member of the ruling council, that daniel's father said he'd rather daniel marry her than than any woman in in virginia. those that's the sort of woman that martha was. she was redoubtable. she was persistent. and throughout the papers of of martha washington, you see these powers of