and edward the eighth too, respectively, if we take, let's say edward the eighth, the future channelas a prince and take the fascist ideology, then its revolutionary nature. he simply did not understand, nationalism completely satisfies him in the rest of the centralized state and territory, which leads its people forward. but in general, what problems. that's why they come to power here. uh, enough about fascist person. from the first days of his tenure on the throne, edward did not hide his sympathies in germany in his youth, the prince. he often visited with his cousin uncle kaiser wilhelm, visiting uncle willy, he called the happiest period of his youth , the new king considered world communism to be the main threat to great britain. he often said that his family was never able to forgive the bolsheviks for the execution of his close relative of the russian emperor nicholas ii, an alternative to the so-called red infection. edward considered the economic reforms of hitler to be just as it seemed to him, the social structure of nazi germany , he called exemplary, he welcomed edwar

edward: the first course here, we have a dual of appetizers. we have a maryland crab cake, and updated coleslaw. a cucumber. in the cup is yellow squash's -- soup. you have raised beef -- braised beef with butter being -- butter being --bean crisp. >> chef lee has chosen lemon ice cream and included is bananas better caramelized and we have included some gingersnap cookies that are ground up into little crumbs. we have blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries. also included is, from the white house kitchen garden, we have freshman -- fresh mint, and maritime flowers known as three c's --seas. chef lee has suggested and given us great recipes for caramello sauce -- caramel sauce? >> what is that? >> it is a soybean flavoring and pace added to eight caramel sauce and it is delicious -- to a caramello sauce and it is delicious. it at a distinct flavor and it is delicious with ice cream. >> what is the inspiration work --for coming up with this. was a seasonal? edward: the first thing i was told was asking. -- ice cream. we want to lean with the

edwards had both.it was very routine for someone who was 14 or 15 to go up to college at that point, to go up to yale. now remember, yale was founded as a protest movement against harvard drift toward the philosophy. well, edwards goes up to yale and what he finds there is an education at yale that rests on the traditional protestant scholarship sticks. i mean, 17, 18, he goes up and he finds a curriculum that is about 100 years old because at yale and again, remember, yale was founded as a protest against harvard's drift to the new philosophy at at yale. he will read the people we talk about last week and that you read last week william ames adrian hare aboard francis berger steak these are your traditional protestant scholastics who believe that what you do is you accept assumptions on authority and you use logic to open them up and that tells you what truth is. so he goes there and this is what he studies. but he also discovers through yale's rector, timothy cutler, william bradley's cartesian new l

jonathan edwards and that is why we're reading edwards this week.jonathan edwards was born on october 5th, 1703. he was the son of timothy edwards, who was the pastor, the congregational church of east windsor, connecticut. his mother was esther staats and edwards. she was the daughter of the great solomon stoddard, the man in northampton who had been calling for revival and renewal. away begin to see there's a family connection here. edwards goes up to yale in 1718. now you're saying, wait a minute, he was only 15. how did the admissions staff at yale allow that to happen? well, for two reasons. one, there was no admissions staff at yale and 17, 18 colleges and universities don't acquire things like that until much later. and it was very routine for teenagers and, particularly if theyoth. it was very routine for someone who was 14 or 15 to go up to college at that point, to go up to yale. now remember, yale was founded as a protest movement against harvard drift toward the philosophy. well, edwards goes up to yale and what he finds there is an educ

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well, this is getting pretty close home because did in fact based edward dimock on a edward dimock judge that i knew from our family home in the catskills other than the of the name and that he was a judge and that in fact did have some cases before of members of the communist party that were charged on for various for various crimes. other than that, the edward dimock and my fiction lives between my pages and is pretty much made out of out of whole cloth. but i did love the original edward dimock my way can you know i mean going through guides deception your knowledge of that period again going back to times betrayal in both books they deal with mid-century america you know it intimately how is it that you came to know and to write so intimately about that period of american history? well, i hate to say that the intimacy, for what it's worth, comes out of a lot of reading and a lot of memories as a kid. i mean, i remember how the alger hiss case resonated for so many people. i remember watching buckley's firing line years after the where he would have alan weinstein on there and would h

edward the eighth the young heir was very much loved by the british during the first world war.ten visited the active army personally visited the front line and even flew in an airplane. in the twenties, the prince made a big tour through the colonies and dominions of the british empire and after talking with the local natives, edward wrote to his mistress. they are the most disgusting form of living beings of all known forms. edward showed great interest in those forces in the world that could strengthen the regime in which he was accustomed. in addition, he believed that his views were not very close to the british, their racism is based on colonial practices, their contempt for other peoples, their attitude towards colored to people of a different race. how inferior is the age-old attitude of the english. convert your pension to vtb card and get 2,000 rubles. go to vtb and everything will work out. pay less oil. the halva card opens the door to the world of fantastic shopping, even during the period of discounts and sales, any purchases will become even more pleasant with a 1

according to edward muddy basil was a german national called menken, ernst o. like others who looked for him. we have not yet been able to track him down at the moment of them, but yeah, with immunity boot with joy rick and up with off. was it not that live during the monastery? i will possible today. but so music which is what does it according to companies house records in the u. k. marty, my finance limited was only active from january 2017 to june 2018. but that window included the date of the attempted to trillion your transaction february 22, 2018 in the london listing. the ferns, only name director, was a slovenia national, called fabi, leap, a watson edward, couldn't or wouldn't tell us more about might even back in its directors. and like at arnold, he claimed never to have heard of any one called little better to the court. nor could he offer any explanation why the scam that at least one of the 3 had allegedly been trying to pull off, seemed identical to the money transactions described in that a code that is wire tapped conversations in italy. this

but then before we left him, edward let slip something very intriguing. you were wrong, you're not sure what you are. no longer with what comes up. oh sir. oh yeah, but well, she won't call you the her 0. she's soccer one. yeah. very well. well, while flying back to give from chad, nancy, edward sent us a message telling us the name of the italian drug boss. he mentioned in the interview cause he mo, dameon with us soon. we later learned that back in italy, that's sony. just likely could die. was suspected of being connected to them. don't get to the mafia organization from the region of somebody in 2015. that sorta was arrested during a mammoth drug bust of almost 1000 kilograms of cocaine. he was later convicted. what if anything, was his connection total back to the court that or to the ukrainians? so far, the only clear response we got from at i'm in edward, was that whatever the alleged gaggle forgers was up to. you to, catherine had been the one to blame. then you really finally answered his phone. oh, i like you doing. michelle isn't ordered on the

and edward was that whatever the alleged gaggle forgers was up to. you to, catherine had been the one to blame. then you really finally answered his phone. oh, i like you doing. michelle isn't ordered on the in cars up, sean. it's all able to command the electric to be the reality. you wish him but you the washer is put in her daughter. i mean, when you read on me a pretty well reachable much, you did the worst the way up was more real. is co pay i. li, i and a yes. no real w dad would? yes, you'd give read. you us like rashid, you're good to my true brother in addition to prior to of this, the back. oh, each of the 3 suspects admitted that the documents were part of a scam. but each said someone else in the group was responsible. and none of them admitted to knowing what it was meant to achieve. we wrote to deutsche bank at the sim back to asked them about the transaction. deutsche bank replied that the operation transaction described did not take place and as a fake, deutsche bank has no business or customer relations with the companies or persons

edwards was ultimately acquitted.ow we don't know yet if trump's case will make it to trial, but prosecutors are intent on putting it before a jury. given the parallels between this case, let's get perspective now from the jury, foreman and the edwards trial. david rashawn. thank you so much for joining us, so you clearly dealt with similar facts here right? a hush money payments scheme to benefit a political campaign, so i'm curious. what are your thoughts about the trump indictment in this case that alvin bragg has laid out so far. yeah thank you. pamela appreciate the opportunity to chat about this. i think the key difference that i see in this one is that it feels a little bit more political than it did back in the john edwards case, and i know there were politics involved, but at the time it felt you didn't feel the same circus kind of feeling as you do today. and tell me a little bit more about that. why do you think it feels more political? i know that you're talking about the circus. but is it because the d a

in the case, edward the russian. according to what he told us on the telephone, edward worked in private security for russian oil company. he said he'd see us in ship, mitzi, a small town in southern ukraine, near the border with the remainder. we agreed to not show his face on camera. we would ship them out of the book that we knew me, that the one person in the store, i'm with companion young. this question because she didn't want to dig, but you use the only spit proof of put it in it. because if you borrow when you were still what the people were very much, i thought after being arrested said edward, he used this connection in private security to investigate the dozens of companies and individuals found in the documents seized by police. what he found was that the companies named in the documents were mostly i'm to show that their directors were often figured or annoying victims of identity theft. one of the companies was called marian by finance limited. the u. k. entity identified in the ukranian court document

but then before we left it, edward let slip something very intriguing. you were wrong, you should you should talk no longer with what comes up and you see it is what i want to call you said your mother. yeah, she's off. great, i'm fine with well, but flying back to keith from chad, nancy edward sent us a message telling us the name of the italian drug boss he mentioned in the interview, cause he modem. yeah, not as soon. we later learned that back in italy, that's sony. just like record dye was suspected of being connected to them. don't get to the mafia organization from the region of calabria in 2015. that's when i was arrested during a mammoth drug bust of almost 1000 kilograms of cocaine. he was later convicted. what if anything, was his connection to roberto, to quote that or to the ukraine? so far, the only clear response we got from adam and edward was that whatever the alleged gang of forgers was up to you to, catherine had been the one to blame. then you would, he finally answered his phone. oh, i like your name was jones, the daughter them in t

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there are still many blank spots in the biography of the english king edward the eighth edward's brotherg george the sixth demanded that these papers be classified and never published in 1948. all documents were sent to the uk and placed at the headquarters of the secret intelligence service mi6 at holly's addon. they are in the british royal archives, but access to historians is, let's say, very seriously limited. and i suspect that i will never be open. on the eve of the second world war, close ties and even the possible union of nazi germany were considered by many british politicians as a necessity . was the british empire restless? in 1926 in the year almost 2 million workers rebelled in england, they demanded higher wages and shorter working hours in india, the largest english colony. millions of people, carried away by the ideas of mahatma gandhi's non-violent protest, announced a boycott of english goods. london was forced to recognize the autonomy of the british dominions. the great depression, which spread to europe from across the ocean, led to the collapse of the pound sterli

edward's brother king george vi demanded that these papers be classified and never made public in 1948. all documents were sent to the uk and placed in the headquarters of the secret intelligence service mi6 in adler. they are in the british archives, but let's say that historians have access to them. connections with nazi germany, many british politicians considered forced a necessity was the british empire unsettled? in 1926 in england almost 2 million workers rebelled, they demanded higher wages and a reduction in the working day in india, the largest english colony. millions of people, carried away by the ideas of mahatma gandhi's non-violent protest , announced a boycott of english goods. london was forced to recognize the autonomy of the british dominions. the great depression, which spread to europe from across the ocean, led to the collapse of the pound sterling, the closure of many large enterprises and an increase in unemployment. in principle , throughout the entire interwar period , the british empire slowly collapsed, despite the fact that this country is a victorious coun

they did in john edwards. so they did continue way after the election and to you know, karen's pointing out this all these facts about the meetings that did occur. we also know the catch and kill concept for trump had been in place, according to michael cohen and others for many years prior to this so again, how do they prove with the fact that karen's pointing gout. that this is different that you can prove this was for the election. well there's a saying that comes to mind in the law, which is if the law is on your side argue the law. facts are on your side argue the facts and if neither is on your side you have a problem, and i think that this is that type of case there is some facts that tend to support the idea that it could have been for the purpose of influencing the election. is that enough to get a beyond a reasonable doubt finding that that's the purpose of this and that's assuming that we get past all of the initial legal issues with the case, so i think just realistically speaking. is this a tough

edward: it's warming up four times faster than any other part of the world.d struzik is with the institute for energy and environmental policy at queen's university in canada. he's journeyed to the arctic almost every year for the last four decades. edward: i was in the arctic last summer and what struck me was the number of exploration sites, rare earth mining exploration sites that dotted the landscape. lisa: and more are coming. sen. murkowski: this is an extraordinarily significant project for the state of alaska. dan: this is a really important question, not just for alaska, but for america. lisa: last month e biden administration gave final approval for the willow drilling project long sought by one of , the country's biggest oil companies, conoco phillips. on the one hand, it could be an economic boon including an , estimated $8 to $17 billion for state and federal governments, but environmental and indigenous groups estimate the oil produced will add emissions equal to an extra 1.7 million cars on the road for 30 years. karen: this nation has a great

if you go far enough back, you can find a record of one edward blewitt who worked for several years in the ordinance survey mapping this entire area of ireland. but even before that, it turns out he worked in the old ball in the brickyard. we found a record or i should say the historical society. he found a record for me. in 1828. he was paid 21.12 shillings to help supply these bricks for this cathedral. 27,000 of them. i was able to hold one on my hand today. they're damn heavy. they are heavy as he labored. i'm sure edward imagine that one day his family would worship here, that his children would be baptized here like his son patrick was. and that future generations of his family would mark the milestones of their lives here. in these sturdy walls. but i doubt he ever imagined that his great, great, great grandson would return 200 years later as president of the united states of america. isn't that amazing? and i want to thank you. i want to say thank you. i heard you all had an impromptu celebration the night i was declared the winner in 2020 election. you decked out the time town

glen greenwald to helped edward snowden with his leaks. he condemned to the new york times for actually a leading f b i to this leakers door. it i'll use, i mean, s, as in washington. thank you so much for that. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. germany has given the green line for poland to send 5 soviet era fighter jets to ukraine, or san needed berlin's permission to send the planes on to a 3rd country because the aircraft came from the former east german air force. the germany is not planning to send any of his own fighter jets to ukraine. hundreds of thousands of people across france join protests against changes to the pension system. demonstrators occupying the headquarters of a luxury good firm in paris and protesters gathered outside france is constitutional court, which will decide on friday whether to allow or block government plans to raise the retirement age. from $62.00 to $64.00, he was president joe biden as hailed america's close ties with ireland and, and addressed

edward snowden, in excess of 10 years ago, released a highly classified information.was a network administrator. in edward snowden's case, he had been fired from or moved on from different jobs for underperformance. you had behavioral issues. more than 10 years ago, how is it possible more was not done to plug a leak we had already catastrophically witnessed? >> in your opinion, how damaging is this leak? >> it is hard to say because first of all it appears the documents -- i caution people to not assume what they are seeing online is accurate. i also caution people that i spent a decade-plus around intelligence. just because the cia or pentagon assesses something does not mean it is true. they will make assessments with lower levels. i am particularly animated at this issue because the potential damage -- much of this material appears to pertain to the fight happening right now when ukraine were showing unbelievable courage and fortitude, ukrainians are fighting off the russians. if this results in russians getting wind and how intelligence is gathered this could mea

edwards they've picked you. edwards who's from wales.people and ask them to leave and-make no- 15 people and ask them to leave and make no difference and it would make no difference wasoevenht — and it would make no difference whatsoever. absolute no, whatsoever. yeah, absolute no, completely— whatsoever. yeah, absolute no, completely - anyway i whatsoever. yeah, absolute no, completely _anyway ,i whatsoever. yeah, absolute no,- completely _anyway , part completely agree. anyway, part two done. coming up. we've two is done. coming up. we've got lessons. curious got empathy lessons. the curious grand national sex market and why the officer class are so white. see you there. don't go away . welcome back to headliners. we've got the guardian now, an immigration staff are being told to be nicer to asylum seekers as they put them on a crowded barge before sending them to rwanda. to louis. yeah, this is this is of— to louis. yeah, this is this is of those— to louis. yeah, this is this is one of those like— yeah, this is this is one of those li

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among them was the secret correspondence of the fuhrer with the former king of great britain, edwardi, was also found. at the end of the war, the so-called marplug files were discovered, where the windsor dossier was located and it said that, if you believe in the information that historians have, they are quite scarce information, unfortunately, because they are still classified, but judging by e , these documents in these files even indicate terrible information for the british society that ai edward the eighth, it turns out, in every possible way supported the bombing of great britain, he hoped that in this way he would be concluded in peace between britain and germany, and these barbaric air raids by goering, he was barely a ruler. there are still many blank spots in the biography of the english king edward the eighth edward's extremely dangerous brother king george vi demanded that these papers be classified and never made public in 1948. all documents were sent to the uk and placed at the headquarters of the secret intelligence service. mi-6 at addon holly they are in the briti

a lot of times whistleblowers like edward snowden are protected by the media because they're trying to expose the wrong doings of the state. that's not the case here. and the media actually played a different role here with the new york times heading to his home and knocking on the door just hours before the f b. i showed up and arrested him soon. glenn greenwald to help edward snowden with his leaks, he condemned to the new york times for actually a leading f b i to this leakers door w. i mean s, as in washington. thank you so much for that. moving on germany has approved a polish request to deliver old make fighter jets to ukraine. fallen bought the former east german aircraft in 2002, but needed permission from berlin to send them to a 3rd country or when he is not planning to send any of its own fighter jets to ukraine. and dw political correspondence, i'm young has more on when germany's decision signal it's about sending a clear message of solidarity to key and showing support for their efforts to defend themselves against the russian invasion. this decision by the berlin governm

yes, edward the first known colloquially _ away from scotland.the first known colloquially up here - away from scotland. yes, edward the first known colloquially up here as . first known colloquially up here as the hammer 0f first known colloquially up here as the hammer of the scots, a series of successful campaigns in the 13th century in order to impose dominion on the scottish people, so he took it almost as a piece of war plunder to westminster abbey, but again, there is great symbolism in that. it was only there after the stone itself was included in the coronation stone. before that the monarchs of england actually sat on it. that was a tremendous act of symbolism of the conquest of scotland and the fact english monarchs, although scotland remained independent of course, in english monarchs in the wars of independence claimed control over the northern nations. ., . ., ~ ., ., nations. how much do we know about its origins? — nations. how much do we know about its origins? we _ nations. how much do we know about its origins? we were _ nation

now you mention, and this is, i think, particularly important the edward snowden leaks a decade ago. and if you compare the fall out, then 10 years ago with a fall out now in particular, the reaction coming from european capitals or other capitals around the world. i would certainly say that the fallout now is less, may remember the outrage that was caused a decade ago after the leaks by edward snowden capitals, including right here in berlin with then chance langler merkel saying that spying among friends is unacceptable. we're not seeing that kind of reaction now, at least not open, at least not openly when it comes to some of the u. s. is closest allies and now they've also been filed in the league indicating that western special forces of them, the members of nato military is operating in ukraine. what's the political implications of that? for obviously some of the details there are still not known because of the highly classified nature of that possible operation of that possible presence. but what we can say for sure is that that may reinforce certain narratives around the war

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john edwards was was federal trump. obviously this is at the in the local level, but it is significant and it was really illuminating to talk to this juror because he was looking at many of the same circumstances and facts when he was the foreman in the john edwards case, and he said that the credibility of the star witness is very important and as we know john edwards was acquitted, and he's and i asked him, i said, well, then, what do you think about michael cohen? because he is the star witness in this case, and he said, i think he didn't want to go there specifically and do any sort of attack on cohen. but he said, i put cohen in the same similar campus. a star witness and john edwards case, which he didn't believe was very strong and ultimately as we know how they voted, so it was illuminating. and of course, there's a lot in this case. we don't know right? a lot of the corroborating evidence and information that's just not out there yet, but it was really illuminating, given the similarities in these cases got jan

>> edward is all i've got. >> edward?u think that this other man could be a game-changer in this investigation? >> to me, this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we need to speak. with >> detectives now launche a hunt for a man named edward. they want to know, did heather the butterfly leave behind her whole life to build a new on with another man >> coming up the other man reveals. >> i would hide her if that' what she wanted. >> when dateline continues nout symptoms from over 200 allergens without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. >> yes, and that's what wa making this so difficult >> and she still wasn' answering her cell phone the one police learned she had used to exchange flirtat

edward, what are the americans _ people out. edward, what are the americans to _ people out.d so on, germany, they have withdrawn their diplomatic personnel and close the embassy, which means there is no representation for, in america's case, 16,000 estimated american nationals to get out. they have been told to make their way overland. but sudan is the most obvious exit. it is not clear how many of those 16,000, many of whom are dual nationals, actually want to leave, and a large share are also working in humanitarian relief, and might not want to leave, or might need to stay, in order to help people in distress. again, though, the attempts by antony blinken, the us secretary of state, successfully, it seems, to help broker a ceasefire, are considerably more difficult where, asjenny said, we don't have boots on the ground, you don't have that much immediate leveraged over these warring strongmen. it is a very volatile situation. {lilia these warring strongmen. it is a very volatile situation. 0k, edward and jenny. — very volatile situation. 0k, edward and jenny. thank _ very