donna thinks he saw messages on her phone from her new boyfriend. after that aim. he was another person, a. he was leg door tang isadore. ah, and they was like, oh, he tried to struggle my sister twice. he hit her in the face. he punched her in the face, and then he took the knife there 1st. got he was in gwinnett that is all over my neck. and instantly i started them to screen for shop and then hip started to was tougher. he got my hands on my arms. he perforate my, my love a doll him, mark. you're going to kill me. and she says me. yes. oh wow. donna's neighbor heard her screams and called the police folks, her mom and dad was regulars, that are civil schools. those old school, those was mentioned longer, universal, not amal, also m. remember mile? blanca from children wanting me to you all. settlement those almost one 3rd cushion quarter, your economy? sure. i was at the floor. he was over me. so i can't move donna's life was probably saved because marco slipped in a pool of her blood. i find the keys i took there and i opened the door. how did you get to the do

he gives greatness to whom the prima donna accuses of duplicity.wever , it is precisely this that the disappointed ones accuse her of. fans, hardly anyone could imagine. to imagine that pugacheva will not just leave her homeland, but from her young husband galkin will pour slop on her, she cannot help but understand, and a very smart woman has always considered all serious systems. i would like to regret that we lost such a star, kristina orbakaite, either as a gift to her mother, or as a consolation she released a new song called alla will sing. in it, pugacheva is presented in the form of a persecuted genius, as if someone forced the singer to insult the country of its citizens and push russophobic speech. it is simply believed that this song came out as a manifesto or statement, as something , and therefore about the speech on i, as the author of the text, well , i received some comments on my address, and therefore i had to explain myself on social networks, which i did. the fact that this song was written 3 years ago by natalya kasimtseva, the

and i'm led to believe also the current president, the relationship you've got to with donna mohammed and daily. and all the government officials, it's been enough in and out of our offices, is a very close relationship between them. they would refer to it as the pro code the un conference and climate change brings president, man and gaga, and the diplomatic mafia to glasgow their meeting under cover reporters in a restaurant. ricky julian is concerned there'll be overheard with mr. jones. number one, all mr. jones refers to president, man and guy go. the 1st family has an affectionate name from basset rangel. you call him if there is any connection relationship. doland brings up the money. mr. stanley needs to pay for the meeting with the president. a with angel will deliver an initial payment of $200000.00 to the president with what you can transfer them at least to do is kind of what we want to give you even do you have time to just. ready wanted to get it angel who dude and calls his principal, his 2nd in line with so nearby as a group on each one that you give us a mr. jones. rea

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and i'm led to believe also the current president, the relationship you've got to with donna mohammed and daily. and all the government officials had been in and out of our offices is a very close relationship between them. they would refer to it as the pro code the un conference and climate change brings president, man and gaga, and the diplomatic mafia to glasgow their meeting, undercover reporters in a restaurant. ricky julian is concerned they'll be overheard with this any will be mr. jones. number one, all mr. jones refers to president, man i, guy, guar. the 1st family has an affectionate name from bassett rangel. you're calling from there. so when you say the connection relationship doolan brings up the money mister stanley needs to pay for the meeting with the president who she talked to problem with angel will deliver an initial payment of 200000 dollars to the president. a view control of least 200 was kind of what we want to give you. what even do you have time to just they want to get angel who do them cools his principal, his 2nd in line with so nearby as a. ready go on ea

i'm glad you read about what donna brazil had written. think we need to remember what she has done and she will get better as time goes by. i think it has to be a learned thing. this is our first woman vice president. i don't agree with her on everything but i think we have to start stop making fun of people that are in the office and we need to respect them and we will think a whole lot more of them. thank you so much. host: let me ask you this. the washington post notes this criticism and say the broader doubts about harris largely fall into two categories. some party members are simply not willing to elect a woman of color as president. especially given the racism and sexism they see emerging. others worry that harris herself lacks the political skills to win a national race. your reaction to those criticisms? caller: i don't think it's altogether true. she could be a great president and i don't think we've had a woman vice president because of comments that they don't think -- they just put her down all the time. i'm tired of it even

ask anyone who was involved in the donna edwards case.hat do you see as the historical analog between that case and the trump case? >> donna edwards was a senator who ran for president and he covered up an affair with money that was construed by lawyers as a campaign contribution. he went to trial. there was a hung jury. some took away from this the lesson that it doesn't work. it is kindf a novel definition. he had not thought of it that way in the past. it was a new way of looking at it. a lot of people are saying this one is in trouble for the same reason. i think it is a little different. it was the jury who decided about that case. they were judging the facts resented to them. the juries in this ce will judge the facts as presented. and the facts are pretty remarkable. we have known this for six or seven years. michael: -- cohen told a lot of it. i think the intent comes through pretty clearly that he wants to cover this up before an election. that is at the heart of the case. trying to taint an election by preventing the public from

an former congresswoman donna edwards, also an msnbc political analyst. it is great to have you with us. i want to start with something a goo friend of the show, we're no moriarty, something wrote. i was in a peace and political and it he says even if trump ultimately beats the charges i manhattan, the simple fact tha he's facing these charges will make it more difficult t defend himself in othe criminal cases. give me your thoughts on that. do you see i as a possibility, do you see i that same way or assess it differently? >> i feel the same way. here i one reason why. it hasn't been greatly discussed that he is facing a state criminal charge here, and there is another pending investigation in georgia, and there is a federa crime. sometimes it does not make that much differenc whether someone bein prosecuted by the state or being prosecuted by the federa government, but in this case there is a big difference an let me explain why. the bi difference here is because o the political atmosphere, wher donald trump and his allie claim that this is all a politi

was a target beside he face so that is a dynamic that th judge will be watching ver carefully. >> donnaort for trump, they ar crying that brags investigatio is quote, a witch hunt and politically motivated and of course, let's not forget tha we still do not know what th exact charges are. what do you make of thes elected politicians and thei blind loyalty to trump what is this that he represent for them that they are simpl unable to just be objectivel critical of this moment? >> well, you have asked question that almost none of u can answer because to no explain, they've had so many opportunities to send donald trump packing. they've refused to do it here we are again, in circumstance where he is facin the state indictment from th -- alvin bragg, and they stil will not get rid of him so the are really tied together, and think that it is so interestin to me because they have no taken an opportunity to step back from donald trump and now in addition to the base, all o the republican apparatus i tied to donald trump i do not see that ending anytime soon >> carol, the judge overseeing this

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donna crane lecturer at san jose state university. appreciate your time tonight. and >> look forward to talking to a lot over the next year and a half. thank you. die luck with your students tomorrow. after all right. san francisco, repealing its ban on doing business is with states with anti lgbtq laws. >> city's board of supervisors making the decision with a 74 vote tonight first passed in 2016 chapter 12 x is what it's called of the city's administrative code prohibited city-funded travel to states with anti lgbtq laws are restrictive abortion laws for city employees. but in february of this year, the city administrator's office concluded that the ban was causing more problems for people in san francisco. then the states that were actually included in the ban. legislation is scheduled to receive a final vote next week before it heads to mayor london breed's desk for his signature. >> in the south bay, multiple arrests have been made after san jose police conducted an underground casino bust operation last week. officers executed 6 search warrants in various lo

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thank you for being here donna, let's start with you.nk this is something that will get resolved any time soon? >> no, i really don't. i expect -- take a look at the window between july 4th recess and august rest cess that is when i expect heavy lifting to happen. speaker mccarthy is not serious about the proposal he knows president biden will not agree to a set of spending cuts to major priorities of the first term of his administration it is not serious. i expect it will go to the senate where the leave lift will happen and come back to the house. there will be a set of senate negotiators, i believe bipartisan, to get to 60 votes to send the debt ceiling increase during that time period over to the house. >> judd, i take it, you think neither side is serious at this point? >> right now, we are in a political position mccarthy plan points out it is not viable it is foolish when you think about it over time with the divided government with the negotiations on default language and extension of the debt limit. i think where i disagree with

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(donna) it's so easy to use.g7 has given me confidence and control, everything i need is right there on my phone. (female announcer) dexcom is the number one recommended cgm brand. call now to get started on dexcom g7. >>> all right. looking at new video just in to cnn of jailed russian opposition figure alexei navalny appearing in a moscow court via video link today in yet another criminal case. this comes amid new concerns for navalny's health in prison. we will of course continue to follow this developing story and bring you details as they come in to us. >>> well, pop star ed sheeran took the stand in new york on tuesday in a high profile copyright infringement case. he is accused of copying marvin gaye's 1973 soul hit "let's get it on" for his song thinking out loud. take a listen. ♪ darling i will be loving you till the 70 ♪ ♪ let's get it on, let's get it on ♪ >> the suit was brought by the heirs of ed townsend, co-author of that song with gaye. in his opening statement, an attorney representing the family

they could become even more dangerous for the doctor need about john donna ashate. welcome back. or any national election tuition for the human rights situation in bangladesh deteriorates in didn't. but to look at the be cisco got to look in it. but from our experience of the last thing, especially the last 2 elections. there are enough reasons to believe that those in power will try to stay in power by any means dick gonna broke out without a cold and rack up just i couldn't. 2 2 2 like rab was created in big part to fight terrorism, but it's now itself terrorizing many in bangladesh to these types of entities. unfortunately tend to be hard wired for the use of violence in great part because they do enjoy impunity. evidence suggests not only that, rob uses its special powers and tools to circumvent the court system and commit crimes. but also that the force itself is used as a political tool. i'm blaming go men bar it less than them. you know, wrongly bar it lesson them to kill general people about this, do abduct, and val tortured them to maintain their power. while these accus

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donna has become the 1st country to approve of vaccine for malaria research is according a world change. the vaccine known as are 21 cannot be used on children age between 5 and 36 months. the world health organization is also considering improving the vaccine. when eric kills about $620000.00 people each year, most of the young children people in northwestern australia, bracing for what could be the most powerful tropical cycling to hit the region in a decade, cycling bill says currently contribution for storm, but it's expected to strengthen to category 5, by the time it makes land for later on thursday, full costs is expected to bring what they described was very destructive winds of up to 275 kilometers. a cloud of dust is engulfing beijing. has a sandstorm sweeps across northern china, the national weather service says the conditions are expected to last until sunday . it's advising people to take precautions against support, air quality, deforestation, and land erosion in china. being blamed for worsting the storm. ah . so this is out there, these are the top stories and sedans, m

we are joined now by donna murch. associate professor of history at rutgers university and new brunswick chapter president of rutgers aaup-aft, one of the academic workers unions on strike. professor, welcome back to [captioning made possible by democracy now!] democracy now! can you lay out exactly what is at issue here and also when you go to the rutgers website, he says business as usual, people should go to class -- yet, this is the first strike in 257 years and it involves thousands and thousands of workers there. >> thank you so much. it is a pleasure to be here and talk about what is going on at rutgers, which is very exciting. i would say the core issues that brought the unit coalition together -- union coalition together, they are very connected to what happened to the university during the pandemic. riker response to the pandemic was to lay off 5% of its workforce. when it laid them off, they lost her health insurance and tuition benefits at a time when covid was hitting new jersey and new york like a storm.

we'll have to wait on donna's and they're goodwill. for now though not much, seems to be coming that way. i'm at the dress al jazeera coffee, the people in the sydney this flora have been watching the fighting from a distance political cartoons college via expected to be spending the recent in holidays with his family. instead, his cousins, i've been spending or sending him updates from a war zone of effort came to prominence during the spring and he's now turned his pen to the current conflict while he joins me now from on site. it's good to have with us live on al jazeera. one wonders perhaps give you very welcome. what you're really trying to achieve in the recent images that have been published over the conflict and what message you're trying to get across. i'm trying to get across the idea that we are and we've been to 1000000000 the have been in the middle of this war zone since they're allusion. i mean, this is discipline bonded war. we are in between 2 army, and one of them have of, you know, how to the chance has to, has a dat

we want to bring in parenting journalist and author donna katro. this is such an important topic.7 and have this conversation all the time about the need to help in our community. what are some of the benefits of having your children do volunteer work? >> hey there, peter. yeah, it is important and we know from research that it improves our mental health and well-being. it prixes a sense of purpose as well as allowing for those hands-on life lesson experiences so there's just a win-win in all of this. >> when do you start, donna? how young is too young for kids to get involved? >> yeah. >> you know, it's never too young. look, think about it. toddlers, if you might be collecting clothes for the homeless, your toddlers can help sort, pants in one area, shirts in another area, socks in another area and then they can also fold. this is part of building that purpose and that energy for young children. >> we have a rule in our house, anything new that comes in something has to go out too. trying to make sure we're sharing with other families that may not have as much. what if your kids

(donna) it's so easy to use. given me confidence and control, everything i need is right there on my phone. (female announcer) dexcom is the number one recommended cgm brand. call now to get started on dexcom g7. ♪ >>> welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world, i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." american officials are bracing for a surge in migration at the u.s./mexico border, it comes as the federal government gets ready to lift pandemic-era health restrictions on u.s. industry. that means that border officials will no longer be able to expel migrants. the border city is urging an emergency after migrant influx. >> i want to say the first two weeks of april we were averaging 1,700 venezuelan nationals entering illegally in the country, through that particular area of brownsville. and then two weeks later, towards the end herer the last eight days we saw an uptick of over 15,000 venezuelans. >> the biden administration has been racing to set up new p

former democrati representative donna edwards o maryland and former republican representative david jollyh you. i want to get your take on former president trump's message to major republica donors behind closed doors las night at the gathering i nashville. according to remarks obtaine by politico, trump argued that he single-handedly saved the republican party from th establishment class when he wo in 2016. also he said that if given another term he would make the gop an unstoppable genre dru or not that would dominate american politics fo generations to come and as h listed off promises he says he will accomplish it in office you know many of the types o people who are in the room for trump's speech last night. how do you think they ar reacting to what he had to say >> well, i would suggest h didn't receive the republica party and he is incapable of creating a running party for decades to come considerin that once he got elected after having lost the electoral vote in 16, republicans got trounce in 18 and joe biden won and 20 in the red wave that shoul have happened in 22 didn't happen

(donna) it's so easy to use.n me confidence and control that everything i need is right there on my phone. (female announcer) now, more people than ever are covered by medicare. call now to get started on dexcom g7. gerry: andy owen the ceo of miller knoll went viral for her response to employees questions over the canceled bonuses. watch this. >> don't ask about what we can do for don't get a bonus, get the $26 million, spend your time and effort think about the $26 million that we need and not think about what he could do if we don't get a bonus. i had old bosses said to me one time you can visit the city but you can't live there. people leave the city let's get it done. gerry: it was in a pity city for her she took him $5 million in compensation last year and formally apologized to her worker for the viral comments but let's see what our panel makes of it. every ceo likes publicity and loves to go viral but probably not like this. >> number one beware of zoom. number two i stand with andy on this prolific is a

fighting is continued in and around the capital called to on sunday, thousands of people from see donna continuing to point to neighboring countries. foreigners are being evacuated by at land and sea. canada has ended. its air evacuation sizing, worsening conditions on the ground. also having flown out nearly 600 people, united states is accusing china of harassment, intimidation of philippine vessels in the south. china sea comes ahead of meeting between the u. s. and philippine presidents china claims, most of the south china sea. as it turn paraguayan conservative ruling party counted at santiago pena is leading in the presidential election with over 75 percent of the votes tallied is sent at left opposition. rival, a frame, a leg is trailing behind by a huge margin. the ruling colorado party has been in power for most of the last 75 years. but a slowing economy and corruption scandals have meant that the opponents were seen as neck and neck during the campaign. let's go to a latin american correspond alyssia newman, who's live in the capitol. lucille, why has the colorado party done

so don, she has family stock and so donna describes what the dos for is doing to help. one of the main things that we keep hearing from our family is just the utter chaos. and the disorganization that they're facing, you know, really, really harsh and difficult conditions at the border. and it's been hard to maintain contact with them just because the journey is so long. there's no real electricity and power banks to charge their funds. there's no food, there's no water because what we're seeing is a lack of effort in the international community. so to the nice people all over the world have taken upon themselves to put in that effort to organize, you know, buses for families that are stuck in different parts of the game. to organize a visa for people to you can let others know what are the best route to get to the borders, whichever border and continuously update our families on the conditions of the borders themselves. you know, and all these evacuation planes, the ships that are coming at ports to dine, the plans that are coming out, why they're not, they're not brin

let's bring in general, it's donna joining us from new delhi. there's no way india can keep up with china is different spending. so you've got to spend smarter, is that what india is doing or you just trying to keep up c, r s, what is defense of spending is concerned, every country has to decide what is the test to that country. and then after a structured sports restructuring, as well as the been suspended, i find it in the air concern, but after we are the only guarantee we can move the neighbors with our nuclear bar and it would be unchartered waters. and we'd look, i need a glitch in the way that happened. and so can i see the, the does up and in the, the, the kind of demonstrations vicki being in de la and the incremental encouragement of strategy with china is bringing every domain whether it is economic digital, cyber, a lump entity. but that's the, the china is developing, therefore, to ensure that the may not who would either be an independent integrity. we have to spend up to a point which we've been an appropriate, well, a minimum dec

wow, donna. lona, i'm really con, propose amendment on my last my dream to ride there and meet other great bill. right. darzy on i'll head on is kenneth, is good on soon after margarita is ready to get back in the arena. she has recovered from being hate that get each day tiquana rides again. i thank god that nothing worse happened. now i'm training even harder and i'm trying to make sure nothing like that happens again, and i don't get hurt to my with families blessing margarita heads off to her next day with destiny. with . after a long journey, a surprise awaits margarita. the arena is closed. it turns out the transporter carrying 5 balls, including margarita, had a puncture, and the had a po was postponed to the evening at short notice. with finally, the last balls arrived at the venue. the event can begin with. margarita has to prove that she's a true pro, and that she is still fully focused despite the long delay. she's the 5th rider up so she can see exactly what her male competitors have to offer this evening. a flexible. mm. huh. a, a. the bows seem uncomfortable tonight, je

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. >> donna -- ghana, ok. >> let's go with donna -- ghana, please. >> it appears your office put in shockor ghana, which is appreciated. the 32 million people in ghana are awaiting the announcement by your board. please comment where are we? >> we have been in constant contact with the authorities in ghana. we have worked very hard and very swiftly to have a program for ghana in place. we have been urging ghana's creditors to act swiftly. my appreciation for also the proactive role of the minister of finance of ghana. we are expecting that next week there will be discussions among creditors, and i can tell you that i use every opportunity myself to urge them to act swiftly. let's remember ghana for a long time has done really well to tap markets to finance its growth path. it has been like all innocent bystanders hit by the conflict, hit by the war in ukraine, and it has complicated domestically the ability to finance the budget. so, a country that has a long track record of sound economic management ought to be supported to return to markets, so our program is a bridge for ghana, and to

our diplomatic editor james base has for donna martini, the security situation in molly remains dire, with a number of deaths reported by the un rising greatly in the last year. almost a decade ago. this was the ceremony. when peacekeepers from the un mission millsman started their work, but 10 years on munos were is struggling efforts to reach a p. steel with armed groups have failed. a constitutional referendum to put the nation back on a path to democracy was due to be held last month, but has been postponed. france, which had its own force and molly pulled out all of its troops. and in the last year sweden, the u. k. and jordan, all remove their peacekeepers from the un force. germany has said its troops will stay, but only for one more year. the un secretary general antonio terrace, has laid out 3 radical options with the security council to beef up the mission with thousands more trips. secondly, to close some bases, reducing the footprint of the mission, or the most extreme option of all. pull out all the peacekeepers. what would it mean for molly? if the un troops pulled out,

now to baseball and the catch of the night she wanted temporaries against the houston astros, mel donnae ball down the left-field line and franco race after it and makes a bare hand to grab. the rays also 1-mack. it looks hard. in new york the fans are thinking super bowl the jets qb -- aaron rodgers is headed to town. >>> maybe he will live in jersey. sources in the packet and jets have worked out a deal to sand the former league mvp to gang green. civil graphics are also involved in the deal. rodgers will reportedly wear number eight on the jets. that's the same number he wore in college. the jets typically have the number 12 retired, joan amos. but giulino gave rogers permission to work 12 and he said no, i will wear eight. speaking of jack is all going down and home of rhiannon and the beloved chiefs. >>> a live look now at the stage where the nfl's newest crystal stars will be named. that is unique station near downtown street around town there are football team opportunities and stores are stocked up on official nfl merch. >> mona: yes, they are ready, let me tell you. and if you

our roundtable chris christie, donna brazile, jon karl and julie payson.t reacted to the indictment. >> you know, i didn't, george, because, in fact, i'd like to read it first. you know, one of the things i found really amazing on both sides of this is that people are willing to comment on the efficacy of an indictment before you've even read it. having done this for seven years -- >> george: as a prosecutor? >> -- right. one, with alvin bragg, an elected prosecutor, democrat, i wonder whether this is really increasing the public safety of the people of manhattan by going after a 7-year-old charge for a hush money payment. >> george: should that be a factor in whether or not he makes the decision? >> sure. you have government resources as a prosecutor and prosecutorial discretion unlike the european say there is a charge, you must charge it. here, prosecutors are allowed to use the discretion that i don't think this is an appropriate use of my resources given everything i have in front of me. on the other hand, all this bravdo from the trump campaign is ba

donna, the democrats are going to lean way in on abortion against any of these opponents >> well, ofe the majority of the american people are. republicans are tying themselves into a pretzel around the issue of abortion. you can hear that in yesterday's speech with nikki haley. her dramatic speech that wasn't so dramatic. not proposing policy proposals i think that democrats are in exactly the right place. you will have, and you saw yesterday as well, kamala harris beginning on the campaign trail really leaning into abortion rights and talking about it in a way that people can understand and want to protect their rights and freedom. so you will see that from the top of the ticket with biden/harris all the way down the ballot with democrats leaning heavily into the threats to freedom and to women's freedom and making choices about their own bodies >> and what about ron desantis he's doing this world tour right now, governor kasich not in tallahassee where the legislative session is still going on. >> yeah. >> also he's raised concerns apparently among some mega donors, like ken griffi

what we did is we go back to fy '22 baseline budgeting, donna. that's just four months ago.ast year. and the level we're talking about was passed by joe biden and nancy pelosi. so to suggest that house republicans are doing something now, when you passed it just last year, and this was the numbers you were living under, that just isn't accurate. what this would do, this would be transformational. it would put this country on a trajectory where we can start to address our budget deficit. we're spending $1.29 for every dollar we're bringing in, dana. this does not end well unless you try to fix this problem. >> so the cuts i just laid out came from the administration. this is what they claim. you're saying that this is just not true. and this is a hypothetical, theoretical question, because what you passed, as you said, is ultimately not going to become the law of the land, but these are very specific cuts that they put out there. >> again, i know that's your opinion. i would hope this becomes the law of the land and the use of cuts, these are spending reforms. and all we're d

>> i'm staying with donna this morning. >> no announcement now.d this six-week abortion ban, signed it at night. i have seen him do live on fox news bill signing. this was a photo released at night. then he went to liberty university for a speech. liberty university and he didn't even mention what he had just signed. how does this play out? >> look, i have been saying for years as someone who's pro life that the way these decisions should be made is state by state. they shouldn't be federalized in any way. if you care about the constitution, you believe in the constitution, this is one that should be made state by state. states are making these decisions. so in florida there's now a six-week ban. in new jersey, you can have an abortion up to the ninth month. you're gonna see this across the country. there are going to be differences. >> does this hurt desantis as a presidential candidate? >> anything will hurt any candidate if they don't have a believable explanation for why they did what they did. what voters want more than anything else is for y

former democratic congressma donna edwards, and brandon back - both now serving as politica analyst foret me start with you and talk to me about you expectations with the polls, we're looking at some of these numbers, right 70% overall are sticking by th former president in spite of these most recent indictment and whatever else may be looming. but when you do this break out donald trump, ron desantis a the top. but desantis trailing there in the 30s or so. nobody else in the doubl digits are you surprised by this? >> now, what we've seen is tha donald trump is reestablishe himself as the front runner. which is probably pretty normal, he was the last republican president, strong stranglehold over a lot of people in th party really the story i rhonda santas slipping this wa someone who was ready to declare the front runner himself, not long ago. and kelly started really tryin to get out there and campaign. obviously, - ron desantis feels like a bi in free fall this is a person who was brigh eyed for many years but once h stepped out there. at least some of the facad that he is the strong