good evening, edward.me problem in the united states is at least as bad as the covid-19 pandemic if not worse. it is something that portends to be here much, much longer, if our leaders don't get their hands wrapped around the problem and do something. in chicago alone, the homicides this year in 2021 are knocking on the door of 800 criminal homicides, and does not include things self-defense or non-criminal, not related to crime. we have got the defund the police movement that sparked this whole thing, okay? and now it has moved on to bail reform. what they are talking about when they want to eliminate cash bail, they really want to throw out the existing system which has been working just fine. the existing system allows for most people in most instances to be granted reasonable bail. it allows judges to take a case-by-case approach to protect society and to make sure people are afforded their presumption of innocence. so what has happened with all of these policies, all coming together at once, where yo

edward finch cox was progressing.press conference trisha once said -- >> the most important thing is love. you can't really define it. you can say i love this about a person, his intelligent and everything. but it's a little intangible you just can't quite define. >> the events leading up to this memorable day all started back on the night of march 16th. the father of the bride to be announced his daughter's indajment. the occasion was irish evening at the white house. a celebration of john lynch, the president of ireland and mrs. nixon's birthday. >> i understand i am supposed to make a surprise announcement. the difficulty is every time i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement i find that some way it's leaked before i can make it. and this seems to be no exception. under the circumstances of course i was wondering whether making an announcement to this very distinguished group of our very close friends from all over the united states, making such an announcement would seem to be rather an anti-climax for this wo

thank you, edward. wonderful. >> good afternoon and welcome to our class, or back to our class. we're delighted to have all you with us today for a very special occasion, a wonderful distinguished historian who had returned to our class. today's guest speaker, edward ball, i would like to share some good news about the international african-american museum. after months long nationwide search i'm delighted to share the news of hiring dr. tommy matthews as the chief executive officer. dr. matthews is an experienced executive, educator with a proven track record, inclusion, product development and project management. this was an exciting new phase of the museum and a necessary important step for a full time professional staff. we could never have gotten this far without the many contributions of the dedicated faculty. thank you so much. i'm honored to welcome author edward ball to our class today. edward has generously offered to spend two class sessions with us this semester. edward's book "slaves in the

edward finch cox was just commencing.erence tricia once said speedy the most important thing is love but love -- you can't really define it. you can say i i love this aboa person, i love this -- intelligent -- [inaudible] that you just can't quite decide. ♪ >> the events leading up to this memorable day all regarded back on the night of march 16. the father of the bride to be announced his daughters engagement. the occasion was an evening at the white house a celebration in honor of the visit to washington of john lynch prime minister of ireland and mrs. nixon's birthday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i understand i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement. [laughing] the difficulty is that every time i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement, i find that somali it is leaked before i get to make it. and this seems to be no exception. under the circumstances of course i was wondering whether making an announcement to this very distinguished group of our very close friends from all over the united states to making such an announcement whic

edward cox was just commencing.ve is so parent, they say, you can't really define it. you can say, i love this about a person, i love that, they are generally intelligent. but it's a little intangible. you just can't quantify. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the events leading up to this day all started back on the night of march 16th. the father of the bride to be announced his daughter's engagement. the occasion was irish evening at the white house, a celebration in honor of the visit to washington the prime minister of ireland and mrs. nixon's birthday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i understand that i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement. [laughs] >> the difficulty is, the time i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement, i find that it's leaked before i get to make it. there seems to be no exception. under the circumstances, of course, i was wondering whether making an announcement to this very distinguished group of our very close friends from all over the united states, making such an announcement would seem to be rather an anti climax for this

edward: high praise.ou shamed him, that is what the alternative press does, but there is a real hatred because they want to present themselves as the journalistic and moral center, and that is why the press after the revelations turned with a vengeance. chris: i think that is not only on part because he is gone large, but i think it was the prism of all of the issues. i think bill keller was the first to smear him because he said he was so dirty and he smells. the role of the media and all of these things that we are talking about, the corporate media, it is so crucial because obviously if the media were out there like they were doing under trump saying that joe biden is imperiling press freedoms and raising their voice it would be more difficult to do what they are doing to julian, but they are not. i think he gets back what to chris said, julian was doing the kind of whistleblowing and reporting that like ed was doing with what the government does not want and what they do is when the cia comes to you a

so edward, thank you. we are proud of your friendship, and we certainly applaud you for your wonderful scholarship. >> blessings on you, mayor and your work. i am grateful to be with you. i feel like we are arm and arm. >> in 2017, american history tv toured the newly opened smithsonian museum of african american history and culture in washington d.c.. here is a look at one of their exhibits. >> we are fortunate enough that we were able to receive a call from the historic preservation society that wanted to donate a slave cabin to our museum. they knew that we were looking for a slave cabin to really help tell the story and a powerful way. fortunately, they had one from a plantation located in south carolina. what is really powerful about this cabin is, on the front side, we actually interpreted looking at slavery, on the backside we interpret it looking at freedom. because in fact, on this island, that is where the union army camped out during the up next, claremont by cana professor john pitney teaches a

they both have gold tassels and edward has the gold buttons. so at this time social status was extremely important and the social hierarchy. in fact, there were some laws on the books in england and new england prohibiting people from dressing above their station. so in these portraits just sigh and edward are clearly trying to make a statement about their wealth and social status. and then i want to take a look at penelope's portrait. this painting was in 1651. at the time the war which is coming to an end. two years previously charles the first had been executed by followers of oliver cromwell, puritan, in the parliamentarian forces. and so they were absolutely supporters of puritans and cromwell. yet we see penelope here and she is dressed very similarly to the wife and of the daughter of king charles i. the first. so on the left is queen henrietta maria and receive the fabric she's wearing. also francis mary stuart on the right of penelope, penelope's gold necklace, her hairstyle are very similar to mary stuart. so she's clearly aligning he

edward: absolutely.n, in 1999/2000, a lot of the profits in technology were based on dot com companies that had no serious plan. the big situation back then was that you had telecom companies financing their customers. so those profits were kind of phony. there was a lot of manipulation of profits. this time around, these are real profits based on real businesses. and i think technology is the wave of the future. it always is, but now more so than ever. tom: how do you respond to the cry of 15 years that the profits are all going to a few? edward: there is a marxist view out there that if a company is profitable, it must be exploiting somebody, probably exploiting workers, may be consumers by not giving them the very best. but i make a distinction between two types of capitalism, entrepreneurial capitalism and crony capitalism. i'm in the same camp as progressive socialists when i say i am against crony capitalism. it's all about using the political system to game the system. i'm an entrepreneur and i ca

edward writing this book is a great service. you very much. factors edward will discuss his latest book, "life of a klansman". "life of a klansman," edward ball returns to the subject of slaves and family, mechanisms of white supremacy in america, the lives of his own innocent's and tells the story of a complex clan, took up this radical races after the war. ball, defendant of this klansman paints a portrait of his family's anti-black that is part history, part memoir. welcome back, thanks for being here. >> thank you, good to be with you. thank you for this invitation to talk once again to your circle admirers and to join with charlestonians in looking at the past in a way that it has influence on the present. i am not in charleston. i'm in connecticut where i live. my heart is with you and i wish i could be with you. when the epidemic finally lifts, i will make my reservations immediately to come spend some time once again. i want to talk about the q clocks -- ku klux klan, referring to the group, the militias which show a familiarity the on

edwards rents a house from ms. honor. >> judge judy: how long have you been living there? >> i've owned the home since 2009. i'm currently living there for the last three years. >> judge judy: before that, you rented it out. and you have four dogs. >> four rescued chihuahuas. >> judge judy: and you have? >> two dogs. >> judge judy: two dogs. and one of mr. edwards' dogs came through a hole under the fence that separates your two properties. i assume it was one fence. and that fence is on your property. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: is that correct? >> yes. >> judge judy: and you don't have a fence. >> i do not. >> judge judy: and your dogs were outside in your yard, which is not fenced. and so one of mr. edwards' dogs got out. and one of his dogs attacked your dog, according to you. you took the dog to the vet. the vet bill was $83. you advised both mdw

who is edward? kennedy: edward is his younger brother.ng because you know the crowd. so forgive me for that. i lost were i was at but basically a lot of cooperative details in terms of logistics and who was present although he took a position of you are nothing, say nothing, see nothing and i think he was doing it to be safe because he was gifted extended amounts, 4 acres behind the ranch in new mexico, private school tuition for his children, numerous cars and the like so he benefited from that terrible scheme all through the years so i think you us. kennedy: is that part of the grooming process, keeping people silent? we saw that in the michael jackson documentary leaving neverland, a lot of the parents didn't defend their children but they were given all of these things, they were given access and trinkets and trips and things that were hard to say no to self is that what powerful rich child abusers who do, silence everyone else with stuff too good to give up? >> there might be a fine line between knowledge, sedating everyone with larg

to edward lawrence live in washington with the latest. edward? reporter: yeah, liz the president in that meeting with ceo's from across the supply chain, the ceo of fedex specifically says in the weekend after thanksgiving, his company moved 100 million packages. he says there still are supply chain issues, but most of santa 's gifts will be delivered before christmas. now president biden is trying to boost his approval rating saying that after he announced the release from the strategic oil reserves, gas fell $0.10 not mentioning the fact though that oil prices fell on the fear of more lockdowns, now he thinks that inflation will settle back down once the supply chain works itself out. >> addressing these costs has been and will continue to be my top priority the entire administration, and the way to do this is not to slow down our economic turnaround, not to step back from this progress, but to build on it. we can and we will address prices by expanding productivity capacity and our economy so we move more goods to market. reporter: but the sol

joining me now is edward daffarn. preemptive strike ahead of some of the criticism likely to air in this stage of the inquiry? i the criticism likely to air in this stage of the inquiry?— stage of the inquiry? i don't think a preemptive _ stage of the inquiry? i don't think a preemptive strike _ stage of the inquiry? i don't think a preemptive strike would - stage of the inquiry? i don't think a preemptive strike would be - stage of the inquiry? i don't think a preemptive strike would be the | a preemptive strike would be the right way to sum it up. we waited for and a half years for an apology, and is not an apology people want. —— four and a half years. the people who survived the fire want is action. we want the government to start addressing the problems caused by the regulations that allowed the cladding that killed 72 people in grenfell tower — we want action taken for cladding to be removed from buildings open the country. many thousands of households go to sleep with exactly the same acm cladding on their buil

he has also edited or co-edited several works, too many to name here on the sermons of jonathan edwardser colonial preachers. so join me in welcoming the doctor. >> thank you very much. it's my pleasure to introduce frank bremer, who i've known for quite some time. he think i first met you, frank, when you did one of our wonderful conferences at millersville back in 1991. if you can remember that far away. i was a young graduate student and these conferences offered the opportunity for up and coming people like myself to rub shoulders with, you know, the giants on the earth like yourself and others and to get

a pulse, edward? reporter: yeah, liz as i heard a famous reporter once say long ago, it's slim to none and slim just left town. the social spending package there's no way to finish it or get it passed this year because two democratic senators have tested positive now for covid. they can't go to the senate floor to vote anyway. the white house here saying that the president is committed and remains committed as ever to a spending plan but privately, we're looking at ways of getting parts of it passed next year. the press secretary jen psaki says this of senator joe manchin we will continue to press him to see if he will reverse his position yet again, to honor his prior commitment and be true to his word. now republicans are saying that they knew once they got rid of the true infrastructure out of the package, once the bipartisan infrastructure bill was separated, the larger spending package would not go forward. listen to this. >> really riddled with a lot of unnecessary spending, and at the end of th

james edwards, who becomes his mentor and supplier, and edwards is out in paris and in april of 18 o free. and then when edward is back, he writes a letter to be returned, fuchs saying, but he's just returned from paris, where he has spied our manuscripts. i'm at molinas claudio, moline. he is the 1st person to him, but italy's drawing can be traced a handwritten note by marleni and the cover of the most important clues to the question of where they had been all those years. m f. in franklin, m. stan this states to france at the end of the 18th century and 5th and hold up a so roughly some time between the 1780 s and the early 70 ninety's austin. popular conclusion can be drawn from the papers up here and from the remains of the paper in the folder abba, but this is binding replaces an older binding i'm found, and we can't tell where the drawings were before. 5, no one for heaven optician langer, and perhaps they had been in france for some time at one perhaps not. and vanished was basically, we don't know where the drawings were from the time they levy butted shirley's possession un

it houses some 27000 objects that edward monk left to the city after his death in 1944. these include paintings, sculptures, drawings and sketches. and entire milk cosmos can be experienced on 7 of the 13th floors of this vertical museum. because that the column a zeal, it's lsi mill, the vertical museum gives us the opportunity to connect edward monk's art to the city. i spoke with him, a boy thou so visitors heading up here in the building to view the collection always remain in touch with the outside world levied than had been switched from. also home, the artworks are displayed in windowless rooms to protect them from the sunlight. among them is a version of edward monk's most famous work the screen. the new museum was built as part of osler's, new fjord city water, front urban renewal project, a hot spot for art and culture, some 78 years after his death monks vast collection has finally found a permanent home under one giant roof. and the danish city of on se, is also honoring it's most famous son, hans christian andersen with a new museum, both above and below gro

james edwards, who becomes his mentor and supplier, and edwards is out in paris and in april of 18 o free. and then when edward is back, he writes a letter to be returned to school, saying, but he's just returned from paris, where he has spied our manuscripts. i'm at molinas, claudio molina is the 1st person to him, but italy's drawing can be traced a handwritten note by marleni and the cover of the most important clues to the question of where they had been all those years. m f. in franklin and stan this states to france at the end of the 18th century and 5th and hold up a so roughly some time between the 1780 s and the early 70 ninety's austin. popular conclusion can be drawn from the papers up here and from the remains of the paper in the folder abba, but this is binding replaces an older binding i'm found, and we can't tell where the drawings were before. 5, no one for heaven optician langer, and perhaps they had been in france for some time at one perhaps not. and vanished was that basically we don't know where the drawings were from the time they left butted shirley's possessio

, and edwards is out in paris and in april of 18 o free. and then when edwards is back, he writes a letter to be the 10th qc saying, but he's just returned from paris where he has spied our manuscripts. i'm at melindez. claudio molina is the 1st person to him, but italy's drawing can be traced a handwritten note by marleni and the cover of the most important clues to the question of where they had been all those years. young f. in franklin and stan this states to france at the end of the 18th century and 5th and hold up i so roughly some time between the 1780 news and the early 70 ninety's austin. popular conclusion can be drawn from the papers up here and from the remains of the paper in the folder i, but this is binding replaces an older binding i'm found, and we can't tell where the drawings were before. 5, no one for heaven optician langer, and perhaps they had been in france for some time. i thought perhaps not and vanished was basically we don't know where the drawings were from the time they levy butted shirley's possession until mol

it houses some 27000 objects that edward monk leapt to the city after his death in 1944. these include paintings, sculptures, drawings and sketches. an entire monkey cosmos can be experienced on 7 of the 13 floors of this vertical museum. it was that the colosseum, it's lsi mill. the vertical museum gives us the opportunity to connect edward monk's art to the city as will how him avoid all so visitors heading up here in the building to view the collection always remain in touch with the outside world. lobby that in and it suits them also on the artworks are displayed in windowless rooms to protect them from the sunlight. among them is a version of edward monk's most famous work. the scream, the new museum was built as part of aust, lowe's new fjord city water, front urban renewal project, a hot spot for art and culture, some 78 years after his death monks best collection has finally found a permanent home under one giant roof. and the danish city of on se, is also honoring it's most famous son, hans christian andersen with a new museum, both above and below ground. hans c

james edwards, who becomes his mentor and supplier, and edwards is out in paris and in april of 18 o free. and then when edward is back, he writes a letter to be returned to school, saying, but he's just returned from paris, where he has spied our manuscripts. i'm at molinas, claudio molina is the 1st person to him, but italy's drawing can be traced a handwritten note by marleni and the cover of the most important clues to the question of where they had been all those years. m f. in franklin and stan this states to france at the end of the 18th century and 5th and hold up i so roughly some time between the 1780 s and the early 70 ninety's austin. popular conclusion can be drawn from the papers up here and from the remains of the paper in the folder abba, but this is binding replaces an older binding i'm found, and we can't tell where the drawings were before. 5, no one for heaven optician langer, and perhaps they had been in france for some time. i thought perhaps not, and finished worth it. basically, we don't know where the drawings were from the time they left butted shirley's pos

it houses some 27000 objects that edward monk left to the city after his death in 1944. these include paintings, sculptures, drawings and sketches. an entire monkey cosmos can be experienced on 7 of the 13 floors of this vertical museum. if us that the coliseum it's lsi mill, the vertical museum gives us the opportunity to connect edwards monks art to the city as will how him avoid all so visitors heading up here in the building to view the collection always remain in touch with the outside world. lobby that in it suits them also home, the artworks are displayed in windowless rooms to protect them from the sunlight. among them is a version of edward monk's most famous work. the scream, the new museum was built as part of aust, lowe's new york city waterfront urban renewal project, a hot spot for art and culture, some 78 years after his death monks vast collection has finally found a permanent home under one giant roof. and the danish city of on se, is also honoring it's most famous son, hans christian andersen with a new museum, both above and below ground. hans christia

i'm an edwards live in london.go back to the chart i started the program with, the rise of the omicron variant in south africa, but no new deaths. do we know sufficiently enough to not need to say that word? we are getting word from the south african health minister, saying only 1.7% identified covid in the section week of the -- second week of the fourth wave admitted to the hospital, compared to 19% of the third wave. two hospitalizations are much lower is the conclusion we are getting -- so hospitalizations are much lower is the conclusion we are getting. let's take that on board and let's get back to eleanor, cohead of swiss and global equity at ubp. of course we think first about the humanitarian crisis that covid has been. but from an equity market perspective, risk management perspective, i'm sure you are watching the risk management news flow. do you think central banks are right to prioritize inflation and say we don't know enough may be about omicron right now to count on it being a big downward drag on g

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robert and edward -- come on. >> it was a fairy tale story.e young men, they're all seated in the same position. >> it was kind of amazing. they really were strangers. they looked identical to each other, but they were strangers, right? they really didn't know one another. but their behaviors were so similar. >> our lives are parallel to a phenomenal degree. it's ridiculous. >> we're all the same. as soon as we started discussing our personalities. >> personalities are the same. >> we always talk at the same time. >> gestures. >> i'll start a sentence, he'll finish it. >> we all like chinese food. >> you were all wrestlers at one time. >> yes. >> you all smoke the same brand of cigarettes. >> marlboro. >> do you all smoke the same brand? >> yes. >> yes. >> do you like the same colors? >> yes. >> yes. >> i was curious, how is the taste in women? is it similar? >> yes. >> definitely. >> seems that they all liked older women. >> somebody said you all liked older women. >> well. >> well -- >> another astonishing coincidence is each of the brothers

well, it was actually, my colleague is jonathan edwards. i happened to be sitting beside him by pass right on, i think, you know, with, to the purchase and to the answer to that is, ah, lisa a bond dodge by the women who contributed huge brought to public. i 3000000 nurses and either in italy to be what it did, even get rid of the system by which the trades you, you barons, fund other parties or we have to. we have to go ahead. oh, will you have with us or you haven't completely taxpayer funded system of politics? we submitted it. so if we need to continue, i with a system by which a public spirited people are give donations. now what interested me about that was almost an implicit admission from the prime minister that the reason for people going to the lords was there were donors to the party beneath kmiec. or you asked the question, he started talking about a union bobbins giving money to the labor party is such a thing. legal is not legal and factors and explicit acts. the 1925 honors are provincial of abuses. act that is meant to say t

it was explained to her he was robert edward lee. everything about him was so fine looking at the war which came to her mind was perfection. she said there was no thought to be found even a few hundred for one and get, mary chest was not entirely enchanted robert e lee or at least not nearly as much as some others work. she wrote her diary, i like leap better. what she meant, robert e lee's old brother, sidney smith lee. why? because robert was a mystery. i know smith well she wrote in her diary but anybody say they know his brother? i doubt it. so old and quiet grand. that surprisingly was the judgment that many people who met robert ely came to. both during and before the american civil war came here to the mark when she talked about lee and perfection and she realized because perfection was one of robert e lee's abiding goals in life not because he was supernaturally less with ability that perfection was within easy reach but because he demanded so much of it from himself and others. in other words, there was a great deal more to

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yes, jonathan edwards, i happen to be sitting beside him by pass right on. i look, i think the answer to should, the part is end to the answer to that is that these are a bond large, better with contribute, huge broad to probably $3000000.00. and until you do the work to, to get rid of the system by which the trains you, you barons, fund, other parties, we have to, we have to be go ahead. oh, will you have with us or you haven't completely taxpayer. the funded system of politics. we submitted and so we did, we need to continue with a system by which a public spirited people are give donations. now what interested me about that was almost an implicit admission from the prime minister. the reason for people going to the loves was the donors to the past, the conventional and you asked the question is by talking about a union bobbins giving money to the labor party. if such a thing, legal is not legal and factors and explicit ducks in 1925 owners prevention of abuses, act that has meant to say that if you buy it, if you sell an owner, you'll get 2 years in priso

andrew's dish, or featuring a special interview with a stored in or in dudley edward. first from george brandon. he says a tonic to hear alex always positive and interesting. he frazer says another 1st class. sure, thanks. edit it says, as my medical history like her own, dudley edwards, richie ferguson messages we want more than scottish nationalism to survive. we want our country back to prosper. micro your says scotland seems to be doing a lot of talking. the walking needs to come soon, otherwise border will arrive before that. i'm finally to liam griffin says, and i don't mean to be a smart alec. i'm happy for the 30th of your family to become scotlands national day, but the 13th of november was originally a holiday of obligation in the church calendar to celebrate the feast of state. i do not like many in the house of lords, the newly ennobled by been sick of has brought a wealth of experience as professor of accounting university. he has immediately put this to good use and the cross party attempt to hold the government its previous commitments to pensioners much

phil rucker, donna edwards, and john podhoretz. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >>> good sunday morning. it's beginning to look a lot like a covid christmas. and beyond for millions of americans this winter could resemble a rerun of the awful previous covid surges as the omicron variant speeds across the country. nfl games are being rescheduled. back to work plans being rescrapped and some schools including harvard are returning to remote learning. deaths are occurring at a faster rate than at any other time other than last winter's surge. in fact, the 7 -day case average is 130,000 nearly. that's nearly a 35 % increase over the case average since thanksgiving. omicron appears to be far more contagious than delta, meaning a spike in cases could once again overwhelm hospitals. hospitals that are already a bit overwhelmed in some parts of this country. >>> at the same time, months after president biden all but declared independence from covid, americans are simply fatigued with being fatigued. >>> his administration felt deflated, begging the

donna edwards, it brings to me, it's sort of like where is congress heading?who simply said -- let me get this right -- it's been a horrible year, hasn't it. it began with an insurrection, it ended with a 4:00 a.m. adjournment, and a lot of not-so-good stuff in between. >> it's been a really tough year. and i think it also began with us still fighting covid, and we're ending the year, you know, in the same place. the reality is that whether we're talking about the economy or, you know, politics, what will help get us back to normal is getting people vaccinated, getting the economy going. and on january 6th, we're approaching the anniversary, and the really important thing here is for this january 6th committee to continue to plug away doing its work so that we can create the record that we need for the accountability of everyone from mark meadows to maybe even the former president and on down the line. >> john podhoretz, i found mitch mcconnell's support of what he's learning from the january 6 committee intriguing for this reason. he stopped at the chance of

sure now she did you wrong, edward? no, i didn't did it. and i was quoted in dhl where making this record i lost, i did call him guy mucosy into it had cd. and when that ms. edwards, and okay, did oh, got that christian emily context able to grab will go visit, you know, z attic to vo, nikita. oh. and what about look when you caught up on couple of i wanted to say is that to go to cities of a 70 percent informal, but that information to be described really a thin, informal we're not through this calling them slums or anything. but i mean in formalities davis, but the son that has their living is not the standard that is prescribed by the muslim and informality he happens to be disabled. the phases of the houses, the materials that are being used, not more of it being an illegal set up like it is in other countries. and for me just that sent him but he barely 70 percent informal. you know, got me thinking. so what, where are the solutions, other solutions going in, people producing new housing for people? or is it about re housing? so to hou

donna edwards and tim mill miller are back with me to talk about this.legislatures all the time. but what struck me was, a, the personal bounty system that was pioneered in the texas abortion law being sort of used, copy and pasted out to other places. also the kind of anti-critical-race-theory movement that started about a year ago is metastasizing in all kinds of ways that start to look very, very familiar to previous periods of american moral panics. >> yeah, it feels like the 1990s all over again. and indeed, i think republicans are clearly going to use this, quote, unquote, education, parental involvement, and what's taught in schools and what's in libraries as a mechanism to draw their base voters out for this election. and i think it's going to be really important to have a response to that that is responsible, that is about, you know, local educators making decisions about what happens in classrooms, working in concert with parents, bringing resources into the classroom. and that is going to have to be a counternarrative to this what is really an

we were told prince charles was going to be there, prince edward was going to be there, prince edwardthe limelight. he did not go to the church with the rest of the family. he is very much in the background now because of his association with jeffrey epstein and elaine maxwell who is currently on trial in america. he himself is a subject in a single case at the moment. a lot has happened this year and a lot of it played out in the media and not things the family wanted to see out in the open. for example the continuing accusations coming from meghan and harry of racism. accusation that meghan�*s mental health was not looked after. all of which has been denied by the family. i am hoping, which has been denied by the family. iam hoping, they which has been denied by the family. i am hoping, they are hoping that they will have more positive light next year. they will have more positive light next ear. ., ., ., ,, , next year. charlotte, thank you very much. next year. charlotte, thank you very much- she — next year. charlotte, thank you very much- she was _ next year. charlotte, thank yo

he has also edited or co-edited several works, too many to name here on the sermons of jonathan edwards and other colonial preachers. so join me in welcoming the doctor. >> thank you very much. it's my pleasure to introduce frank bremer, who i've known for quite some time. he think i first met you, frank, when you did one of our wonderful conferences at millersville back in 1991. if you can remember that far away. i was a young graduate student and these conferences offered the opportunity for up and coming people like myself to rub shoulders with, you know, the giants on the earth like yourself and others and to get the proper introduction to field the puritan studies. i remember one session in particular where we tried to define puritanism, and while we came up with various things, in the end we couldn't do it and we decided that when we knew a puritan when we saw one. and that was about as close as we could get. the puritans considered it the height of bad manners to praise someone to their face, but where frank bremer is concerned, i can't help, but do that, because he's really and

estaba cumpliendo cadena perpetua por un robo a mano armada en 1994 que termino con la muerte de "ryan edwards", de 23 aqos de edad...el juez insto a la familia de la victima a culpar al detective de la policia que supuestamente mintio y manipulo las pruebas. el departamento del tesoro de los estados unidos sanciono a funcionarios salvadoreqos por negociar con la pandilla ms-13 y barrio 18 en nombre del presidente nayib bukele. el supuesto acuerdo con las pandllas, se hizo para bajar el numero de homicidios y ganar las elecciones del 2021. el mandatario reacciono en sus redes sociales negando cualquier negociacion. desde salvador ernesto rivas, nos trae lo ultimo. en mexico, se juega un campeonato de futbol para combatir la discriminacion de las personas con discapacidad visual... se trata de un torneo para ciegos.paulina gomez, desde la capital mexicana preparo este informe. hay polemica en chile por los presuntos nexos con los nazis del padre del candidato presidencial de la ultraderecha ...y muere en peru la ex-esposa de alberto fujimori... una de las primeras en denunciar al ex- presidente

edward, i love you, my friend. edward lawrence, very good sense of humor too.n the meantime, we have gerri willis taking a look at why stocks are up as inflation's up so much. it doesn't make sense, but help me with it. >> yeah. just when you think you understand everything about stocks, right, they go and move hire on a big economic data day. they are higher today as investors express relief that the inflation numbers weren't worse. it's all a game of expectations, and the fact the data wasn't higher than expected, well, that was a good thing. there's also this, today's high inflation numbers show that consumers are still competing for goods, buying, that is, and sending prices higher. that's also borne out by the university of michigan's gauge of consumer sentiment. the index rose 3 points to 70.4, beating estimates and lifting, get this, off a 10-year low. leading the way in the markets, technology. apple shares hitting an all-time high, on pace for a record close if it's above $175.08, and i believe it is above that right now. we, of course, will keep an ey

bestselling author edward ball talks about his books, slaves in the family and the life of a klansmen in a course taught at the citadel military college that looks at the new african american history museum as being built in charleston, south carolina. >> mayor, do you want to welcome, once again, edward ball, to our classroom? >> indeed, professor, and thank you very much. i'm so grateful and honored to be involved with someone who has given so generously of his time for our class today. i finished reading slaves in the family, the reason we are

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edward lawrence in washington with more. edward.orter: liz, osha moving forward with the vaccine mandates now that the sixth court of appeals reinstated it. osha saying on january the 10th the penalties for the vaccine part of the mandate will go into effect. on february 9th, the testing penalties for the testing part of the mandate go into effect. republicans are saying president joe biden is not in charge of his own administration. >> i do not believe biden is anything more than a puppet. that people are putting up on the teleprompter what his policy is, and he is finding out about it at that moment. he is not in control. this is not, the policies of what is going on in this administration are not the policies of the joe biden in the past. reporter: on one hand you have president biden and members of the administration assuring there will not be any lockdowns. on the other hand policies are pushing mandates for masks, vaccinations while threatening the unvaccinated. >> we with are intent not letting omicron disrupt work and school