swap, but said frederick's freedom required difficult decisions to be made. frederick sister thanked us officials and said what biden did was right. in order to save her brother's life, the trump administration tried and failed to secure frederick's release. and was criticized for not making it a requirement of the us taliban p steel. his continued detention remained a major impediment to improve us afghanistan relations after the taliban take over last year. there was a 3rd off of the killing and couple apparently there won't be any contacts between the 2 sides. but this release indicates that despite the concerns, as i said shed by the us, i'm the wisdom community. the u. s. is in contact with the taliban and keeping a sort of engagement at least one other american hosted remains in afghanistan, but bite and says the us has much more to be done to free all citizens abroad. leo harding al jazeera 5 volunteers, a professor of political science of cobbler university. he explains the importance of this prison. this was for the taliban, maddox, my detention and this sweat was waiting fo

swap, but said frederick's freedom require difficult decisions to be made. frederick sister thanked us officials and said what biden did was right. in order to save her brother's life, the trump administration tried and failed to secure frederick's release, and was criticized for not making it a requirement of the u. s. taliban p. steel. his continued detention remained a major impediment to improve us afghanistan relations after the taliban takeover last year. there was a 3rd off of the killing and couple apparently there won't be any contacts between the 2 sides. but this release indicates that despite the concerns, as i said, shed by the us and the wisdom community, the u. s. is still in contact with it taliban and keeping a sort of engagement guitar helped mediate the release of mark frederick's and has been pivotal and hosting negotiations between the u. s. and the taliban. now at least one other american remains a hostage in afghanistan and u. s. president joe biden says more needs to be done to ensure all citizens abroad are freed leah harding inside story del ha. the u. s. h

and i paraphrase one soldier when they left frederick, he called frederick a -- yankee whole. so anyway, the the second part of your question, which was with lee and and mcclellan how much did is his men from mcclellan impact his decision? oh, the campaign fight was to i think that was a part of i think there was a part of it. but i think that, you know, with other commanders that that lee had faced. i mean, look, hooker hooker was a very officer and he executed this brilliant campaign plan, the beginning of chancellorsville, and least ill takes this tremendous risk against him. lee, is this he's a risk taker and he's an opportunist. so i think he may have tried this with other commanders as well, although i do definitely believe he any good commander takes their measure of the other side. wellington did of napoleon. napoleon did of wellington and of blucher. they all knew one another. they all knew their their strengths and their weaknesses. and they all tried to seek to exploit them. and i think that leaves no different. he knows mcclellan pretty from this campaign on the pe

. >> jekyll and elaine aldrich-frederick. -- jacqueline elaine aldrich-frederick. >> joseph ryan allen allison. anthony alvarado. >> antonio javier alvarez. >> victoria alvarez. >> angelo emma rondo. >> james m. amarado. >> paul w. ambrose. craig scott eyman seven. -- callisto anyaya junior. kermit charles anderson. john jack and reggio -- >> hi 00 -- joseph john angelini junior. mary lee edwards angell. >> lara and gelato -- lorraine antiqua. and my cousin -- >> and my husband cesar ovi are -- alviar. september 2022 is the21st anniversary -- the 21st anniversary. cesar alviar will be remembered as a kind and loving person to family and friends. his legacy will remain in our hearts forever. he is a guardian angel to me and my children, christopher, jeanine anez, my grandchildren, riley, james, nina, maxwell, and my daughter-in-law, and son-in-laws eric and mark. we miss and love you so much. thank you all to those who organized this for us. god bless the victims, and god bless america. >> and to my cousin, victim of the world trade center bombing, john, i was four years old. i remember

in a statement announcing frederick's release, u. s. president joe biden made no mention of the prisoner swap, but said frederick's freedom require difficult decisions to be made. frederick sister thanked us officials and said what biden did was right. in order to save her brother's life, the trump administration tried and failed to secure frederick's release. and was criticized for not making it a requirement of the us taliban p steel. his continued detention remained a major impediment to improve us afghanistan relations after the taliban take over last year. there was a 3rd off of the killing and couple apparently there wouldn't be any context between the 2 sides. but this relieves indicates that despite the concerns, as i said, shed by the us and the wisdom community, the u. s. is in contact with the taliban and keeping a sort of engagement at least one other american hosted remains in afghanistan, but biden says the us has much more to be done to free all citizens abroad. leo harding al jazeera fires and is a professor of politi

part of frederick douglass's response was, i'm a writer, not a fighter. the second he knew this wasn't normal. like every other abolitionist, he had to admire john brown for having the courage of his convictions, for having the courage to take his views to the point of risking and finally living his life for the cause. abraham lincoln always seemed to slow. douglas was willing to grant lincoln some leeway for the fact that he was a politician, and politicians have to balance different views. but even after the south seceded and the war began, douglass thought that lincoln was a misunderstanding what this war was about. he really challenged, in his own newspaper, and his speeches, every chance he got, lincoln is prioritizing things. lincoln made clear that saving the union came first and any action on slavery came second. his famous letter saved the union by freeing the slaves or by not freeing the slave. my job is to save union. douglas tried to make the point that the only way to save the union was to free the slaves. eventually lincoln came around to th

swap, but said frederick's freedom required difficult decisions to be made for rec, sister. thank u. s. officials and said what biden did was right in order to save her brother's life. the trump administration had tried and fail to secure frederick's release, and was criticized for not making it a requirement of the u. s. t. hell on p steel. his continue detention remained a major impediment to improve u. s. f. ganna stan relations after the taliban takeover last year. there was a concern is that after the atala is killing in couple, apparently there won't be any contacts between the 2 sides. but this release indicates that despite the concerns, as i said, shared by the us and the wisdom community, the use is still in contact with the taliban and keeping a sort of engagement at least one other american remains hostage in afghanistan. that is filmmaker ivr scherer who was detained in cobble in august. biden says, while there is still much work to be done on many other cases, the release of where weeks in the demonstration of the u. s. his commitment to bring all hostages abro

part of frederick douglass's response was, i'm a writer, i'm not a fighter. he knew it wasn't going to work. nonetheless, he had to admire, like every other abolitionist, john brown, for having the courage of his convictions, for having the courage to take this news to the point of risking and then finally living his life for -- while abraham lincoln owe seem to slow. douglas was willing to grant lincoln some leeway. the fact that he was a politician. politicians have to balance different views. even after the -- civil war began, douglass thought that lincoln was misunderstanding with this world is about. he really challenged in his own newspaper, in the speeches, every chance he caught, lincoln prioritizing -- lincoln made it very clear that saving the union came first and any action on slavery came second. it famous letter to horse really, -- i will save the union by freeing all the slaves, or by freeing half, or not by freeing, them but i would save the union. douglas said that the only way to free the unionist or free the slaves. eventually lincoln came a

frederick douglass in the first place. so at the end of the day, it was about who had the someone said to me about my what about the civil war that was sent to me about the civil war. the farmers go to war with the engineers sooner or later. the engineers are going to win. and what what zelensky needs now is the product of the engineers more and more effective arms. is there often period of of backslide after a major social movement victory is that is that part of the sort of pattern and and know our do you see that in the different that you've written about it's almost inevitable in the gay revolution the hawaii supreme court found a right marry and make hawaii state constitution equal rights amendment. and that was, you know, of course, broadcast all over the nation. the numbers of people supporting, any kind of rights or equal status for gay and lesbian people went way down. there was an immediate backlash in response to the hawaii supreme court, and it took a long time, the gay movement, to rebuild its support. so it's

beamer paul frederick beatini jane s.y alan anthony beaven lawrence ira beck manette marie beckles firefighter carl john bedigian michael ernest beekman >> and my uncle, joseph patrick henry. uncle joey, even though i never got to meet you, i've heard stories about your great sense of humor and how we would've had many laughs with you as her uncle. we know you are always laughing over us. thank you. >> and my brother from local three, james marcel cardiar. god bless local three, god bless america. tommy ashton in a very good friend of mine's dad, watson. god bless america. [applause] >> maria a. behr max j. beilke yelena belilovsky nina patrice bell debbie s. bellows stephen elliot belson paul m. benedetti denise lenore benedetto bryan craig bennett eric l. bennett oliver bennett margaret l. benson dominick j. berardi james patrick berger steven howard berger john p. bergin alvin bergsohn daniel david bergstein graham andrew berkeley michael j. berkeley donna m. bernaerts david w. bernard william h. bernstein david m. ber

kellett >> frederick h. kelley iii >> james joseph kelly >> joseph a. kelly >> maurice p.y >> richard john kelly, jr. >> thomas michael kelly >> thomas richard kelly >> thomas w. kelly >> timothy colin kelly >> william hill kelly, jr. >> robert clinton kennedy >> and my brother philip peering phil being older than me was someone i looked up to. after my parents he was the most influential person in my life. his leadership and actions on september 11, 2001 and those actions of all the members of the latter 12 is anything short of heroic. and there were civilians who survived thanks to the response of these men who led them out of the building. there are some of the many true heroes during this attack and i am always humbled to honor them. i love you, phil. see you later. [applause] >> and my brother peter christian. peter, it has been 21 years since we said goodbye to a father and the best buddy i ever had. he is doing good for a guy 96. i would like to read a message from peter's wife -- there are no words that will convert this day. we thin about him every dayk . this day

, executive director at us cyber command speaking alongside director frederick is lieutenant generalarrier, director of the defense intelligence agency. everybody, a round of applause for our speakers. so, general, so good to see you today, and honor to moderate this fireside chat. we go way back, we worked together first in 2,005 and served in the us forces in korea, a pleasure to see you again today. >> great to be here with you and we saw some interesting times in korea in the day and we are seeing interesting times now. the era of strategic competition, your new role and mine. >> i will stop right in with questions about your strategy and how you see the role related to cyberspace and support cyberspace operations. my first question, the defense intelligence agency is a key player in the intelligence community especially in your role supporting combatant commands. given the strategic shift toward strategic competition, how are they stranding the strategy and mission capabilities? >> there have been a number of changes in the defense intelligence -- intelligence agency the last co

his sons, john charles and frederick law olmsted jr. there are many associates and the olmsted office in firm. as we kick off the bicentennial of olmsted's birth. we appreciate ethan and ralph for bringing this research to a broader audience. considering olmsted 200 the national effort commemorating the continued legacy olmsted values of democratic space accessible to all and our local coalition olmsted now partners participating in the themes of shared use, shared health and shared power. i cannot think of a more appropriate story than the olmstead two share and stuart and i'd like to introduce jonathan lippincott, associate director, library of american landscape history. thanks, victor. thank you. thank you all for coming today. and again, thank you to friends of fair stead to the arnot arboretum for hosting this book launch. i'm, as you mentioned, with the library of american landscape history is the leading publisher of books that advance the study and practice of american landscape architecture. our books educate the public motiva

, executive director at usi bridge cyber command speaking alongside director frederick is lieutenant general scott berrier, director of the defense intelligence agency. everybody around of applause for our speakers. [applause] so general, so good to see you today and really an honor to be able to moderate this ironside chat. we go way back, i think we worked together first in 2005 so it's just a pleasure to see you again today. >> great to be here with you and results in interesting times back in. today we're seeing through times now in this area of strategic competition. >> i'll jump right in with questions for you about our defense intelligence agency and your strategy and how you see the roles related to cyberspace and support to cyberspace operations. my first question general, the defense intelligence agency is a key player in the intelligence community especially in your role in supporting combatants command. given the strategic shift towards strategic competition how is cia changing a strategy and mission capabilities ? >> there have been a number of changes in the defense int

bob says it's released american engineer, mark frederick's in exchange for a senior tyler bond member held by the united states. the groups foreign minister told journalists that the media conference in cobble, they exchange for ricks, that cobble app hold on monday morning. that's in return for had you, but she has no desire who had been held for 17 years in us custody after facing drug charges. i did joe castro joins us now from the state department and hi the to us presidential administrations have tried secure for ricks release. what led to the breakthrough now we'll sammy were told that the buyer ministration had been working behind the scenes on this continuously president biden back in january has said that the release of fred welsh was a non negotiable. if the taliban government wanted to be recognized as legitimate and a little bit more about this prisoner swap, we know that for ricks is 60 years old. he's a former u. s. naval officer, who had been working in afghanistan as a civilian engineer. his sister says for the last decade, then he was kidnapped by the taliban in janua

mark fredericks had been detained in afghanistan since early 20. 20. how did your castro reports when he was marked verdes, today is 28th november 2021. a proof of life video published nearly 2 years into his captivity showed mark frere ricks in afghanistan. the former us naval officer and civilian engineer, had been kidnapped by the taliban in january, 2020, and reportedly held by the her connie network. now he's free, his return is the combination of many, many months of perilous and effective work. tried so many colleagues in, in our government. the telephone release fair rigs in exchange for hon cheaper. she norris, i and afghan tribal leader who had been serving a life sentence in the u. s. for opium smuggling. norris, i was granted clemency and received a hero's welcome at the cobble airport. about my exchange, i think with god willing can lead to peace between afghanistan and america, and american was released and i am also free with the help of the lama emerett and mutual hygiene. this truly will hello in a statement announcing for rakes, relea

and i will start bill, with you, can you talk a little bit, if you post them upon talking about frederick douglass and his season lincoln and can you talk about douglass' experiences with these two men and how douglass viewed them pretty. >> for small, as a part where john brennan abraham lincoln, if they had existed or something like him, because sort of a parallel lives of john brown and abraham lincoln at the same time but they never met each other in the paths never met directly in dealing with the same nation bit different perspectives and short term goals and frederick douglass is a unifying character so frederick douglass is the one who met john brown before he met abraham lincoln any much admired john brown a believe that john brown is a sense of immediacy of the evil of slavery. he understands the former slave himself and escaped, be one of the most abolitionist in the country naturally gravitated towards the emphasis that john brown placed on any slavery, almost like - because john brown should take part in harpers ferry and john brown seo people if i can get a high profile abol

moderating this chat is david frederick. executive director at u.s. cyber command.aking alongside him is lieutenant general scott berrier director of the fence intelligence agency. everybody a round of applause for our speakers. . >> great to be here and we saw some interesting times back in korea and we are seeing interesting times now and the era ofstrategic competition in your role and mine . >> i'll jump right in with questions for you about defense intelligence and your strategy and how you see the role related to a cyberspace and support for cyberspace operations. my first question general barrier, the defense intelligence agency is a key player in the intelligence community especially in your role in supporting combat and command and given the strategic shift toward strategic competition how is cia changing itsstrategy and mission capability ? >> thanks dave. there have been a number of changes in the defense intelligence agency the past couple of years but what hasn't changed is our commitment to foundational military intelligence. that is foreign militaries

well grant was spoused by frederick douglass even more than douglas espous lincoln. doug frederick douglass campaigned for grant in both 1868 and 1872 and i'm reminded of the story that at the end of the election in 1872 a group of african americans from philadelphia came to the white house and they said they wanted to come to thank president grant what they said was you are the first president elected by the whole people you represent finally that epitome of our republican values. well grant responded and he said well i fully empathize with what you're saying. it seems to me that every person should have a right to travel on any conveyance railroad that they want and then he made this really remarkable statement, but i believe that every american should have the right to vote. because when ron talks about the ku klux klan, they're real effort was to stop the voting. this was voter suppression. this is a white terrorist organization to stop voter suppression of why because they would vote republican. they would vote 80 to 90 percent republican. so grant then goes on

i need to go to frederick in florida, frederick. >> caller: hi, jim. >> frederick. >> caller: hello.you're up, what's up? hi >> caller: first of all, i'd like to say andrew did a fine job in his interview with cathie wood this morning that leads me to my question for you she's been the fire of millions of shares literally on a daily basis of a company called dna tr -- gna. trades in new york. >> look, she's a unique investor the stock has come down a lot. i think it is an interesting speck. i'm not going against her on the prices it's too darn low. how about we go to michael in minnesota, michael >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim thanks for taking my call. >> boo-yah. >> caller: what are your thoughts regarding cloud sflair? >> this is matthew prince with a ton of business on streaming balancing and the only time you hear for streaming, the more his has has. it's just now turning positive and i'm saying it's okay to buy. i know that's a tough call but i do believe it. ronald in florida, ronald? >> caller: yes, honor talking to you. can you hear me? >> same. you sound great. >> caller: i'm

and that the collective is more important than the individual. castles, cons, tyler, frederick fiano, is the document as main benya. putting a radical asian artists collective in charge of curating this years event was always going to be a divisive decision. many welcome to it, but there are also concerns would document 15 take aim at western societies at their lifestyles at the art market. we come here or is a collective coming promo on think sofa indonesia, which is always called global south. we don't come yet to change money. come here to bring the best, what we consider the best from old practice in then what we hope our expectation is actually that up to look them in the 5th team. we want to keep on experimenting the way to sharing resources in working together. um, in order to sustain together, also brand rupa and it's international team of advisors, are committed to art that's not produced for a market that aims to have an impact on society. and it knows no stars and no hierarchies. the collective sees it's task documented not to curate, but to invite artists with similar appr

how does it ashley fit and with the much vaunted solidarity of the union with ukraine, that frederick met, speaks of social tourism in the context of people fleeing this terrible war of aggression wanting to distinguish yourself by devaluing other people is an instrument that right wing populace regularly use friedrich mertz knows that to ukraine's ambassador to germany didn't waste any time in author lashing out of the german opposition leader calling his statements nonsense. the play for apologizing, the german politician said it was unfair for the refugees to receive welfare. my germans and fowls are struggling economically evening. the hour by those who work work hard, they pay their bills and many of them still cannot afford eating at home. the same time refugees and other recipients have the heating paid fault. is that really fair? does? this is unfair and is perceived as being unfair. and besides this, the german government is to adopt new legislation to tax people's income. more that the common comes as germans continue to suffer from the y, as in energy prices, with the avera

ah, german opposition needed, frederick mess has been forced to apologize after he accused ukrainian refugees of being well fed tourists saying that they were simply taking advantage of the germans states social benefit system. those common sparked outrage and the national parliament. the charter about social tourism is destroying the social cohesion that we've had so far and supporting ukraine and welcoming refugees. anyone who says something like that has 0 sense of responsibility and empathy. how does it actually fit? and we're the much vaunted solidarity of the union with ukraine. that frederick met, speaks of social tourism in the context of people fleeing this terrible war of aggression wanting to distinguish yourself by devaluing other people is an instrument right when populace regularly use friedrich mertz knows that to ukraine's ambassador to germany did not waste any time in also, lessing, out of the german opposition leader calling his statements nonsense. but before apologizing, be german politician said it was unfair for the refugees to receive welfare. white germans ar

and that the collective is more important than the individual. castles cons, tyler, frederick sienna, is the document as main benya. putting a radical asian artists, collective in charge of curating this year's event was always going to be a divisive decision. many welcome to it, but there are also concerns would document 15 take aim at western societies at their lifestyles at the art market. we come here or is a collective coming promo on think sulfur indonesia, which is always called global south. we don't come yet to change money, come here to bring the best, what we consider the best from our practice. and in then what we hope our expectation is actually that up to look them in the 5th team. we want to keep on experimenting the way to sharing resources in working together um, in order to sustain together also. rond rupa and it's international team of advisors are committed to art that's not produced for a market that aims to have an impact on society. and it knows no stars and no hierarchies. the collective sees its task documented not to curate, but to invite artists with similar

how does it ashley fit and with a much volunteer solidarity of the union with ukraine, that frederick met, speaks of social tourism in the context of people fleeing this terrible war of aggression. wanted to distinguish yourself by devoutly. now the paypal is an instrument that try to win populates regularly use frederick mash knows that t mo, sat it that it was unfair for the refugees to receive welfare while germans are struggling economically. unit d, r by those who work work hard, they pay their bills and many of them still cannot afford eating at home. at the same time, refugees and of recipients have the heating paid full months. is that really fair? this is unfair and is perceived as being unfair. and besides this, the german government is to adopt new legislation to tax people's income. more common comes as germans continue to suffer from the wires in energy prices with the average household expected to pay $3.00 times more for gas this year than last. in the 1st half of this year, germany accepted more than $700000.00 refugees from ukraine. up until the end of july, only miss

a proof of life video published nearly 2 years into his captivity showed mark frederick's in afghanistan. the former us naval officer and civilian engineer had been kidnapped by the taliban in january, 2020, and reportedly held by the her connie network. now he's free, his return is the combination of many, many months of powerless and effective work. tried so many colleagues in, in our government. the telephone release fair breaks in exchange for 100 us your new reside and afghan tribal leader who had been serving a life sentence in the u. s. for opium smuggling north, i was granted clemency and received a hero's welcome at the cobble airport. about the luck, my exchange, i think with god willing can lead to peace between afghanistan and america. and american was released. and i am also free with the help of the lama, emerett and missouri hygiene. this truly will hello, in a statement announcing for rakes, release us president joe biden made no mention of the prisoner swap, but said frederick's freedom required difficult decisions to be made. rhetoric sister thanked us officials and sai

we need to watch out for a big government takeover frederick hayek wrote.ace a similar danger today. >> you can imagine my delight a couple of months ago but i came across at this week. emergencies have always been the pretext the safeguards of individual liberties just as true as in 1973 is offered by frederick kayak. all seat on —- also by tulsi gabbard in joining us now. >> good to see you. steve: you have to recognize that as you do. >> no question about it that's why it's saddened and angered me to hear president biden speech. we need a unifying president. someone who will bring our country together and unfortunately what we see from president biden and his administration is the exact opposite. they are pouring fuel on the flames of divisiveness attacking and targeting anyone voting against president biden anyone who disagrees to demonize them and to those who pose a very direct threat to our country. it is clear through his speech and actions and policies he cares more about the freedom of the american people working with big tech in a national securi

s. secretary of state antony lincoln, making the announcement that fredericks is on his way home. his return is the culmination of many, many monson harsh and affect 2 or 5 so many colleagues in the united states. for me personally, there is no higher priority than bringing americans who are being arbitrarily engrossing, tainer held hostage their home to freedom to their family. now, president biden made no direct mention of the prisoner swap and his statement regarding barracks for lease, but he said that the negotiations require difficult decisions. burke sister said that though people may say this was not the right thing to do this deal. she said that biden, in her opinion, made the right choices in, allowing for the, the freedom of her brother. all right, thanks so much. hi, be jo castro, there for haines had asked is a political and security unless he joins us live from north house. and in germany could have you with us. so i think to us administrations that tried to make this deal come together. what made it possible now? well, i think the vital administration seems to keep