the continental army had to live offad the land. and so washington, for example, in the winter at valley forge, this is when the uniforms such as theyco were of the soldiers were falling off them and they were getting frostbitten feet and they were low on food. he has to weigh okay, i've got to give thehe soldier some starving, but on the other hand, i can't starve the farmers in the surrounding area by depriving them of what they need to live. so it was a really difficult balancing act. in theer same vein, washington became extremely frustrated with the continental congress because the continental congress was supposed to be providing the wherewithal to fight this war. but the continental congress was operating -- well, it was an operating under anything under 1781, and that's the year by the way the battlee of georgetown, but i mentioned they operated under thee articles of federatn but the continental congress had no authority. they could not compel virginia and pennsylvania and new york to pay up to deliver so many head of cattl

in the same vein, washington became extremely frustrated with the continental congress because the continental congress was supposed to be providing the wherewithal to fight this war. the continental congress was operating it wasn't operating under anything before 1781 and that is the year that eventually operate under confederation. the continental they could not compel to pay up, to deliver so many head of cattle so much of this or so much of that or they could request but very often the states refused to honor theirpa request. and so a great amount of george washington's time was spent writing letters pleading with congress. pleading with governors of the state you have got to send us food. you have to set us uniforms. you have to send the supplies or the army will fall apart. and just as i said earlier where the british ultimately have the option of saying enough is enough were going home. in fact so did washington soldiers they found they were starving or what was often a worse they would get letters from home sing their wives and children or starving. i cannot let my family -- they would

in the same vein washington became extremely frustrated with the continental congress because the continental congress was supposed to be providing the wherewithal to fight this war in the continental congress was operating, wasn't operating under anything before 1781 and that is the year of the battle of georgetown but eventually that operate under the articles of the confederation but it had no coercive authority, it cannot compel virginia, pennsylvania and new york to pay up, to deliver so many head of cattle or so much of this and so much of that. they could request but very often the states refused to honor the request and so a great amount of george washington's time was spent writing letters pleading with congress, the governors of the states you've got to send us food, you have to send us uniforms, you have to send us supplies or the army will fall apart and just as i said earlier, where the british ultimately had the option of saying enough is enough, we are going home, so did washington's soldiers. they found they were starving or often worse and more poignant, they would letters fr

time probably since elementary they celebrated may be benjamin franklin and a few others and the continental army and eventually the americans when and we celebrate the fourth of july.weh that is true as far as it goes but it doesn't go far enough because there was indeed this conflict between those americans who wanted independence and those who did not. those who did call themselves patriots and the ones who did not called themselves loyalists and there was a struggle that broke out between the two different parties. and in fact i hope i make the point effectively that fighting in the revolution wasn't between americans and british but between americans and america and this is why i gave the book the title. we think of the civil war and o course the conflict between the northern states into southern states in the 1850s. but the american revolution was indeed a civil war within or before ordering the revolutionary war. history is complicated and it's important even if you don't know all of the details or complicationspl so that's thedo important message that i wanted to get across. i had a

more rain into continental europe. more rain into continental europe.r south of england overnight gets pushed away and there will be more sunshine on sunday for england and wales, northern ireland and southern scotland. more cloud coming into northern scotland. here, it will be turning colour, i suspect. 18 celsius with sunshine, evenin suspect. 18 celsius with sunshine, even in that wind, should feel pleasant for this time of year. in the early part of next week, the winds will be lighter and we will be getting cooler air. the cold air may well miss us but it looks cooler, at least for the first part of next week. and probably there will be a lot of cloud around. once again, it is still dried.— is still dried. darren, thank you very much- _ is still dried. darren, thank you very much. have _ is still dried. darren, thank you very much. have a _ is still dried. darren, thank you very much. have a good - is still dried. darren, thank you i very much. have a good weekend. here's your latest sports news. five—time olympic champion dame laura kenny has anno

pole through the north pole, but so much one goal, of course, this is about the territory of the continental territory of the united states. well, it's not a secret. also which is not planned. whatever they do not plan to launch their ballistic missiles on our territory, so do we, too. therefore, uh. what is the advantage, what is the fact that the entire missile defense system of the united states of the continental part is built on the fact that the attack will be carried out from the side of the north field from the side of the south field they have two on the berg, and installations only shakhtakh e, e gbi anti-missiles, ah, but this is clearly, of course, not enough to even intercept even without a hypersonic planning unit, if it is not with a hypersonic block, and he’s a hypersonic block for now. we do not intercept the americans either. they know this very well, so this is very good, so to speak. the news that state tests have begun. uh, because we're always shifting to the right somehow, but here everything is going exactly uh on schedule, so it's very good. now, as far as ukraine is

the north, we have only one goal we are talking about, of course, this is the territory of the continentalthe united states. well, it's not a secret. just as they do not plan, as they plan to launch their ballistic missiles on our territory. so are we, so uh. what is the advantage, what is the fact that the entire missile defense system of the united states of the continental was built on what a

this salinity is a continental source. is it sushi going to rivers taking out salt or what? this is the mainland stoke, yes, and now i will try to explain a little more in more detail what the further relationship between the elements of the hydrosphere is like. what do we call the ocean. uh, glaciers, groundwater, that's what we call the hydrosphere. and so here are the changes between these elements of the hydrosphere, the ratio of the amount of water and e-e, further changes in the composition of substances, it is associated with such a concept as the water cycle in nature. this is a very important thing that allows us. in fact, to renew our water resources. and we will come to them there and still today. ah. the most important thing, of course, is our oceanic link, where the largest amount of water is involved. this is about 4508 e thousand cubic kilometers per year. this is a very large value. these are the precipitation that falls on the surface of the ocean, respectively. uh, it evaporates a little more , but it evaporates more than precipitation and part of the moist

they can be cut at any moment and attention should be paid to continental routes and continental routespolitically arranged to ensure that they are absolutely protected so that in no case can the united states put pressure on india, because now, damn it, he threw smiles and says well, we are ripe to have a relationship with you. and tomorrow they can tell. you know, but, uh, we changed our minds about these deliveries of ore from australia or new zealand, these deliveries of oil, we will control them. you won't get them as long as we're dosing there, which means they can put pressure on political terms and industry to avoid it. damn, he’s a little cunning when he says that they have recent relations with india. the fact is that no matter how in the ninety-first year the soviet union was gone, whole crowds of americans rushed there and even got into the military-technical program and tried to conduct several military exercises. and basically these teachings. for some reason, i see it on the china sea. only later, when russia began to return, everything became on its own. as they say, it

they will be held at the continental level global., that is, which is american, that there is a global world, and we are larger in this world, yes, that is, they said, we set the rules for casinos, we chips. we also give, and in this casino we know where and what how to distribute, where roulette, where what we play is all over. they already understand this. they called it an aucus. yes, we are australia britain here our zone of influence shrinks like shagreen leather. and all the rest are determined from their well-continental interests, that is, it is important for turkey with whom it will limit. it has a local ally, azerbaijan, but azerbaijan, being allies with turkey, at the same time prefers to sign separate allied relations with us, because geography is important, because it borders on us, because , in our country, how the armenian crisis led to what, armenia receives a corridor to russia that has never been and, as it were, isolated on the one hand, while russian goods begin to enter the market georgia will have to decide for i

situation where we can try even in this and in this atmosphere we will show ourselves a part of continental traditional europe, we have a common spiteful critic who has always sat on the fence and always pitted in europe, so i assure you that these sentiments exist and in germany they exist and in france we are at war at war at war all means are good to strengthen our own position. now, if we would try, thanks to these actions, absolutely, distraught from my point of view, the british. i think that after that they should lose their queen from them and scotland should go. but that is the next question. come on, the queen, let's, as it were, put it out of brackets. she may still not know the monarchy will end. yes but here, uh, this is absolutely insane their reaction. it just gives us the opportunity to work, and in europe in order to find a drink to try, wedge about them yes, and allegedly destroy them. unity in this sense. that's about wedge. i have already recalled this story several times, but now it's getting out. with a new uh, so to speak, as if with renewed vigor about what britain i

this is china, most likely, india but the americans also bet on continental europe , they chose parishat there is none, the british didn’t have anything to manage , except for them an island like and now they can get a losing europe as a foundation. i still wanted to get to the bottom of the boring. so, after all, they will sit down at the table of the winners, uh, over whom, that is, as the rulers of old europe and then they have their own currency area in the euro, and the remaining geopolitical resource. they even have the remnants of ukraine, so they understand what they are fighting for, and they can shoot, let me remind you, that is, in other words. you are telling me that this is all this movement, so to speak. actually, this is not a conversation about ukraine and not a conditional division of ukraine, but actually about an old woman and europe, just a pen and europe, who will dance it too? in which the uk wants to be the main anti-crisis manager i want remind you that before the start of your eh, london tried to create its own axis, activated its former agents and offended in

and this one is from the continental congress in 1776. so colonial and state militias as well as the continental army excluded disabled people from service. so this order requires recruited officers to be careful to enlist none, but healthy sound and able-bodied men and not under 16 years of age. along in addition women and free and enslaved black men were excluded from the army or the constantial army and the latter until washington was persuaded to retract their formal exception a few years later because of dire military consequences, but race gender and disability all are rationales for exclusion from the army. and guardianship so you may be a little bit familiar with guardianship based on britney spears recent court case, but basically guardianship is a total loss of legal political economic rights because of intellectual capacity incapacity. so in early america people with intellectual as well as a physical incapacities actually as well. we're also placed we're all placed under guardianship and not all of them but some someplace unde

the annmarie hordern at 1600 pennsylvania avenue is different from the one traipsing all over continentalope leading the romantic life of international reporter. part of that was moscow, part of that was moscow and london and part of that was discussions with former oligarchs. she joins us this morning from the white house as we stop the show. very simply, you had an important interview. he hasn't seen putin in 18 years. he was the one pushed away. what are your thoughts on the present oligarchs? reporter: he has been enemies with president putin ever since. he spent 10 years in a gulag and then he was free. he had pointed words to the u.s. he is in washington. he met with officials. he did not want to give names. the west does not see the war the way president putin does. he already believes he is at war with the west, it is just happening on ukrainian soil. putin views this as an outright war with the west. on the oligarchs, he says it makes sense, it is the right move but under the wrong presumption, meaning it will not impact how president putin conducts himself. tom: is his life at r

their senior comrades from brussels asked to fully equip three hotel rooms with wiretapping world continentalwe checked these three rooms, just booked by a delegation from kazakhstan. our rooms will be booked on the eve of departure, but be sure they will equip them in the highest class. well, what do senior comrades want? doesn't get in touch at home, didn't show up. as our counterintelligence officers fell through the ground , they suspect that he was figured out and kidnapped. clear our task i will need, you and the sharks. well, later maybe you need bagheera bagheera why? but first we'll see how you go. we're expecting guests. carefully, we are flooding here little. go happy to welcome you. needed from me. what do you want from me please? let me go. well, please let go. i suppose. we can start. the gas that now enters the room includes a stamp of the virus in an infected person in just a minute. heart palpitations begin strong muscle spasms, of course, the individual characteristics of the body affect the thing is serious but the main thing. and then what next for arthur? well, as you can

annalee, a few weeks ago and inner continental ballistic missile that they had not done previously since 2017. they are in a pattern of provocation and testing. we expect that will continue. i think you will hear more about north korea. and we are coordinating closely with both our outgoing and incoming government. i was just in rome a few weeks ago with my chinese counterpart and river talking to beijing about this as well. >> does north korea today have a listing missile that is -- can get to the united states? >> north korea has tested an icbm. they did so back in 2017. they did so again just a few weeks ago. they obviously have nuclear weapons. in the last test they had on the nuke was back in 2017. we know they have an arsenal of them to the question of whether they can make a nuclear warhead, fire it and actually have it hit a target in the continental united states is something that is not yet proven. >> so far, israel and india have not been supportive of our position on russian sanctions. is that disappointing to you or do you think there is a justification for and you're ok wit

oh, we started as a continental empire by clearing out the native peoples and other foreign forces. then we became and overseas empire by taking islands and.

it is something that continental europe clearly wants to avoid.ur base case is that the purposes of russian gas continue and therefore economic growth continues. the alternative case is, from whatever dilutes -- development happen in ukraine, if you see that gas supply being interrupted, that is when everyone's base case will change, when financial markets will start pricing in a hard landing pretty aggressively. they are not at the moment. kailey: in your base case scenario, what role does fiscal policy play? philip: it is critical through the pandemic. right now, what we have been seeing over the past six months, one year, is an unwinding of that fiscal support. here in the u.k., we are getting some fiscal tightening from the coming financial year. fiscal policy have proven to be effective in the events of an economic shock. if we were to see a big hit to the global economy from ukraine or anywhere else for that matter, we would not be surprised to see fiscal policy again being expanded. kailey: thank you for your time and patience today. philip

russia claims its conducted a successful test flight of a new inter—continental ballistic missile, knownrussia think twice the united nations says more than five million people have left ukraine since the russian invasion. unhcr said more than half of them, have sought refuge in poland — most of those were women and children. in an interview with the bbc, the prime minister of

continental congress. they bonded even more and and he with her whole family there in paris. he visited jefferson visited adams in england and they toured some of those english gardens together, so they were very close friends. they broke apart bitterly, you know over the politics of the 1790s and then in their retirement, they rekindled the correspondence. they did not talk about slavery almost never in in the letters and i suspect it was because atoms didn't bring it up because he knew this was a painful subject. it was one that jefferson didn't have a good answer for he didn't like confrontation jefferson didn't he was a wonderful. he's a magnificent letter writer. they're almost like poetry and he was a wonderful conversation list, but he was certainly shy away from one-on-one confrontation on so adams in a way let jefferson off the hook. he didn't push him on slavery in the correspondence on and jefferson didn't act in his later years some some others did including edward coles a younger a younger sla

ah, we started as a continental empire. why clearing out? yeah, native peoples and other foreign forces. then we became an overseas empire by taking islands in various parts of the world. and then after the 2nd world war we became a global empire. now we are playing on the whole bill your time. ah.

minister minister of national defense i have been entrusted to lead canada's effort to strengthen continental defense and to deliver a robust plan to modernize norad in collaboration with our american allies and we will have more to say on this in the short term. [speaking french] last month our government send $8 billion in new defense spending on top of 70% increase in an already planned spending under a defense policy. we are now the fifth-largest defense budget among nato's 30 countries. in the coming months we will update this defense policy to reflect rapidly evolving challenges to global security. to conclude at this crucial moment russia is testing the will of canada, the united states and our allies and partners. russia cannot redraw maps that will to suit its own ends. russia cannot erode the international order without consequence. sovereign nations cannot be erased and nato cannot be divided. in fact as we saw in germany this week we are more united than ever before and we will continue to stand with ukraine. we remain prepared to defend every inch of nato territory and we will al

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ah, we started as a continental empire by clearing out native peoples and other foreign forces. and we became an overseas empire by taking islands in various parts of the world. and then after the 2nd world war we became a global empire. now we are playing on the whole bill your time. ah, the united states has always had a variety of tools to use in its attacks on other countries. economic sanctions are, are often just a beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country, particularly in our own press. and in the press of that leaders own country, americans loved to think there were intervening and other countries to overthrow evil people. and if that's true, you have to make the person look evil. in 1951 robins came to power in guatemala. after being elected by the people in washington, the u. s. president, with the dub, with all the usual courtesies of a state visit. years ago, i wrote a book about how the united states over thr

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didn't try to stop the congress or the first continental congress and never positioned -- never sent an army to any of the american cities except for boston in 1768. he did not act like a tyrant does. but it's perfectly understandable, of course, why the declaration of independence should make him out to be one because apart from anything else, he was -- this was 14 months into a war and it was a superb propaganda document. it was sublime shakespearean in the prose for the first third of it. that makes you proud to be a human reading the sentiments of first third of the declaration. after that, you have two-thirds of it which tries to argue and makes 28 charges against george iii. only two of which stand up. the 17th, which was about taxation and the 22nd which was about parliament's rights of veto over americans. and those in and of themselves justify the american revolution. by 1775, the -- from the 1760s onwards, america was ready to become and the level of the historical development was such that it needed to become an independent state. you had 2.5 million population. a burgeoni

beauty of the harsh norwegian nature, the grandeur of the landscapes of the northernmost part of continentalnear the famous luis. and now a little about many things and briefly about different things, did you know that students at the university of tokyo taught microbes how to make color pictures? bacteria change color depending on the commands they receive. the goal of young scientists, of course, is not drawings. and much more serious tasks trained microbes charillions are needed in instrumentation, medicine and cybernetics. our today's program has come to an end, travel with us. travel yourself. sometimes it even helps. placebo, clever girl, you know some words, and you're not ashamed. you are a doctor after all. exactly, and the main principle of healing, what do we have do no harm from my heart? dara hasn't pissed anyone off yet. but phialis, this is a thing, very very useful. approaching the garage is no longer possible. the fire

so the choice of this part of the voters may turn out to be the decisive polling station in the continentalll open at 8:00 am and will operate in major cities until 9:00 pm. the final results of the vote count will be announced by the constitutional council in the middle of the week. and on this i've got everything for the meeting. i think i've run out of champagne, and it's also a pop. quiet people, please. here at night my eyes burst from melancholy. i'm with you. came to the theater behave decently. we are already nervous. maybe there is a person waiting for you stepan , i'm talking, please don't get in. what they love, but life is not like that, i can't i can't be silent. i can’t help interfering, because two wonderful people are suffering and suffering again. and here are the warnings. i'm tired of leaving, the puppet actor is being led to us not a word, fool. this audience is not will understand. you're the one i don't know him, so i don't know, took seen the buffet. i, i ask, i beg, i urge, well, love each other already, to truly, without any suspicion, and beautifully. well , do you

a former continental airlines ceo and cnbc contributor is joining us gordon, does jet blue's move smackkind of opened their eyes that we need to do something strategically. i think they need to get the mass or their presence in the marketplace up this is the best way to do it. >> "the wall street journal" as a best and worst airlines survey jet blue fell over the last couple years what's happened to that brand? >> i think you've seen a shuffle at the top with the ceos there's always management that's really really responsible, but it's discipline, kelly. they came out with a really good airline, i was very skeptical in the beginning. but for success, and i think it's a good airline, las a good presence in new york and i think that would probably do wonders for them along the east coast. >> i mention all of this, most people would say why would jetblew dilute its demand, but frontier and spirit have moved up a bit in terms of perception. jetblew is bottom of the barrel according to the "wall street journal" survey. even american has fallen a lot would a spirit tie-up makes more sense? >>

e of russia, that is, we, apparently, we are one step away from the continental blockade, and andrei of the kaliningrad region. i know that you are an expert primarily on the middle east, but you are also very experienced diplomat. so, for many years he lived in poland and how much do you assess the danger of this situation. and what, as a diplomat? would you advise to take, you know, uh, there is such data now that the americans are on such a confidential plan, uh, explained to the europeans that you guys, be patient a little. we must put pressure on russia, we have repeatedly done something similar in the past and it seems to be. it turned out it should work. now ukraine is a matter of principle . if russia wins in ukraine points. in general, a clear victory will be, uh, they explain to you all, it will not be great, because it will completely dominate the european. uh, the perimeter and will force them to carry out their own. b. in general, we understand that they demanded the right things. and therefore, these are the things that are now being done, say, in oil and gas. uh, europ

so that is a powerful, try continental meeting for this crucial, global discussion. we are so pleased and honored that our guests could join us for this event today. and with that, let me introduce kurt john, nonresident senior fellow with this cyber state craft initiative, and chief cybersecurity officer at scenes usa, to guide us through this conversation. kurt, it is over to you. >> good morning everyone. good afternoon to those around the world. i am deeply honored to be moderating this conversation between you, mister secretary, and you madam minister. i would like to start first with inviting you to just give a few comments about yourself, as well as the context in which you run, when it comes to the maritime transportation system. secretary mayorkas, can i start with you? >> thank you so much, kurt. i want to thank the atlantic council for hosting this very important conversation. i think it underscores something that president kempe said at the outset. the maritime transportation system here in the united states and across the world feels so much of the world