, then cornelia is recorded.ill definitely learn it. and in the restaurant, wait and take care of the house, there is no doubt, and i still disperse these unfinished tourists. everything is fine, as long as they have signs, you understand, you put them in the wrong place, so you knock him out in that house in the main, yes, in the room where the older one used to live, there is furniture, sort it out there some will collapse in the house. well , in the same place, there is a mess, age-old dust, it’s a mess everywhere. and i'm always fine. hello hello yes, i'm on my way, of course, i need to feed. uh-huh, another one for the bakery. i don’t understand why a stranger is needed in the house? what are we standing i like it. is the house falling apart? so everything is ready. okay, let's go feed you. yes, i'm not hungry, bye, bye. you think, when you want, then they will bring you, when i say, then you will eat. so great. and i'm walking like this toilet and this is chess my friend. here's my move here you need to thi

, then cornelia is recorded.finitely learn it. and in the restaurant , wait and take care of the house, there are no doubts and tourists. these overclockings have not yet been completed. fine? all while pointers to them, you know, i put it in the wrong place. so you will put him in that house in the main, yes, in the room where he lived older and with furniture. find out. there's probably some in the house. well, there's something there, there's a mess of dust age-old, it's your grandfather's mess, and i'm always all right. hello hello yes, i'm on my way, of course, i need to feed. uh-huh, another one for the bakery. i don’t understand why a stranger is needed in the house. that we stand she surprised me like. is the house falling apart? so everything is ready. okay, let's go feed you. yes, i'm not hungry, bye, bye. you think, when you want, then they will bring you, when i say, then you will eat. so great. and here i am, going to the toilet. and this is chess my friend. here is my move here you need to think wit

cornelia, thank you, cornelia meyerfrom bern with her reaction.e trade agreements, elemental businesses, etc, later in this programme. let's get some of the day's other news. nigeria's two main opposition parties have alleged fraud in saturday's presidential election. international election observers say there's been a lack of transparency amid technical problems in counting. with provisional results declared for nearly half the 36 states, the governing party's candidate, bola tinubu, is in the lead. mexico's govenment says it has received a formal request from the united states to extradite ovidio guzman, the son ofjoaquin "el chapo" guzman. the 32—year—old, who's accused of carrying on operations for his father's drugs empire, one of the largest drug—trafficking organisations in the world, was captured by mexican forces injanuary. hong kong's chief executive has confirmed the covid mask mandate will end on wednesday, more than three years after strict rules were imposed. the requirement forfacial coverings both indoors and outdoors will be scrap

begins its journey at less beds yet and travels through the 5 villages of rio majority marolla, cornelia bonanza, and mounted up. so the train line was an engineering marble for its day cutting through the tough, mountainous rock of the region. it was officially opened in $1874.00, and it was the 1st time the region was made accessible other than by foot or by both. my 1st stop of the day is very nice. i'm meeting with mark ho, reaching a local target who has been working in the region for almost 2 decades. he takes me down to the village square, which is right by the ocean. we've hopped off at ver, not side. it's colorful houses make it a popular tourist spot and instagram location. one of his sightseeing attractions in bernetta is de santa margarita church, built in the 13th century, a maze of narrow streets and winding steps lead us through the region which has been protected unesco world heritage site since 1997 marco and i hop back on board it only takes about 5 minutes to get from one village to another, and the train runs every 10 to 20 minutes. our next stop of the day is manor r

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guest: there is a lot there, cornelia. i will take it in reverse order. the term limits, from time immemorial some people feel that having members that do not stick around in washington will make the place work better. i'm very skeptical of that idea. i think that we gain a lot from members who invest in expertise and how the system works. who invest in expertise in particular areas. some of the most effective work courses are those who stick around for a long time. to me, that would be a net loss. the voters are the ultimate term limit. if they are sticking -- if they are sick of their member, they can get rid of them. now you said, we think the house under nancy pelosi was the most partisan ever? american history is long. we have got other good contenders for that title. if you go back to the 1880's and 1890's, you had speaker reid, who is known as tsar reid at the time. or in the first decade of the 20th century, his boss, joseph cannon. there were some strict party control, very strict discipline from members of parties back then. and very centralized

guest: there is a lot there, cornelia. i will take it in reverse order. the term limits, from time immemorial some people feel that having members that do not stick around in washington will make the place work better. i'm very skeptical of that idea. i think that we gain a lot from members who invest in expertise and how the system works. who invest in expertise in particular areas. some of the most effective work courses are those who stick around for a long time. to me, that would be a net loss. the voters are the ultimate term limit. if they are sticking -- if they are sick of their member, they can get rid of them. now you said, we think the house under nancy pelosi was the most partisan ever? american history is long. we have got other good contenders for that title. if you go back to the 1880's and 1890's, you had speaker reid, who is known as tsar reid at the time. or in the first decade of the 20th century, his boss, joseph cannon. there were some strict party control, very strict discipline from members of parties back then. and very centralized

elizabeth leonard is the john jay and cornelia v gibson professor of history emerita at colby college in waterville, maine. leonard is the author of several books on the civil war era, including yankee women, gender battles in the civil war, all the daring of the soldier, women of the civil war, armies, and lincoln's forgotten ally. judge advocate general joseph holt of kentucky, which was named co-winner of the gilder lehrman lincoln prize in 2012. her new book, benjamin franklin butler a noisy, fearless life. elizabeth delves into the life of the controversy. shall 19th century lawyer civil war general and massachusetts politician and argues for a reevaluation of the historical reputation of this colby college alumni and democrat turned radical republican. given that i work in the manuscript division of the library of congress, it would be remiss of me not to note that elizabeth is one of, if not the only researcher to identify her favorite manuscript reading room locker number. in her acknowledgments. that's hard core. and this morning, elizabeth and i said, we may need to put a pl

cornelia is on a republican line in idaho, hello. caller: hi, good morning.t calling because i only caught part of the program this morning with senator feingold. i hope you have somebody that will balance what he was saying our court system has been left leaning for about a hundred years. anyway, we haven't had a real conservative majority on the supreme or and why they want to come in and change the whole supreme court -- anyway, i hope to god that we never do that because think of the slaughter of unborn innocence that have taken place since roe v. wade was ok'd by the supreme court. we don't want to become a host: that is cornelia in idaho. on the democratic line. caller: i want to talk about mike pompeo potentially running for president. i don't think he is going to be able to win a general election in this country. if you runs people are going to think about him being guilty by association. with donald trump he had such a close relationship during his present -- during his presidency. he has been out war -- at war for months now. host: i will tell you w