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current physicians nowadays are not absolutely convinced that he had polio, rather a disorder called galen beret syndrome. regardless of the authenticity of that claim, the interesting thing about it is because he was either a victim of polio or purportedly had polio, that because he was such a high-profile individual, a lot of people say thousands of lives were saved because of the acceleration of the timeline and the appropriation of the funds that ultimately ended up in the vaccine created by -- . i thought that was an interesting tidbit of information. this is george bush junior. who is also highly decayed, if you can zoom in on his tie, you can see where he has these elephants, a lot of people love seeing that. the most decayed president is woodrow wilson. he pretty much looks like he has leprosy. and the question always comes up, is there a rhyme or reason as to why these guys are decaying at a faster rate than the remaining and i just do not understand or know if there's any reason behind it? perhaps he is in a wind pattern or rain pattern that makes him more susceptible to cracking

down main street, often with walking sticks that were provided by one of maine's greatest veterans, galen cole, who passed away recently, a world war ii veteran, who made a pledge that he would always honor our veterans. but despite the absence of big parades and big celebrations and fireworks this year, mr. president, we should still take the time to honor those who have worn the uniform of our country. from america's founding to our time, the men and women of our armed forces have written the history of our freedom. from generation to generation they add new and inspiring chapters of valor, devotion to duty, and sacrifice. as we honor the fallen, we also honor those who served and returned home and those who serve today. joined together as we grieve for their fallen comrades. we also thank the families, the husbands, the wives, the sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers who endure the grief that is part of freedom's price. it is significant that a day dedicated to the deepest of human emotions -- grief, remembrance, and gratitude -- began not by decree from any hi

even my self-esteem will go and the team it's been great having your company galen is back to the top of the hour with more news next time. and on demand. language courses. video and audio. where. w. media sector. feeling lonely around a lot of people isn't a contradiction in terms. of has been living in hamburg for 6 months is a biologist who moved here for work now all he needs is a new circle of friends. coming i come from a small town with 20000 residents a big city has lots of people but you can feel lost. or you see other people since you don't know them you still feel lonely so maybe even lonelier because there are so many people. advised me that i've never been the kind of guy to go into a bar and chat to people. maybe as a student in a student pub but otherwise i've never done that it's just not my thing but it's. his family lives far away in southern germany because 20200 before taking the job and hung work leaving his university friends behind. openly admitting you're lonely is still a social taboo yet one in every 10 people are thought to be affected by it with grave conse

>> yeah, the group of us in the lincoln project, myself, steve schmidt, john weaver, reed galen, jennifer others -- for years in politics behind the curtain. we didn't want our names out there for years and years. but now donald trump has decided he's going to make us front and center because he thinks like a lot of people he used to know or republicans he's run into that we're going to be intimidated or shut up or go away or stop. he's entirely mistaken. we will take this fight to him every day, and the more it rattles him, the happier i am. and it's rattled him terribly, lawrence. he is -- he is done shook as they say. >> and you seem and george conway seems to know kind of the map of traps mind in terms -- it seems like you guys have your hands right on the buttons, to press his buttons, to drive him crazy this way. >> look, i mean this took a classic republican ad, a classic trope of the republican party that captured the optimistic uplift in society in 1983 and used it as a great electoral lever for ronald reagan. and what we have done is captured the same moment in this country, onl

dave schmidt, rick wilson, rick galen, jennifer barnes.adrid. >> they have designated me to lead off this evening, and lead off, i shall. standing here in this great hall at cooper union behind this particular podium, one cannot help but feel the weight in the insistent voice of history. it is the threat of history that ouro often sought by political leaders in this country and so rarely obtained. the mere ambition to be politically great almost never suffices. it almost never comes without a moment of crisis, a catalyst, a call. spokem lincoln, when he he taught uspodium a lesson by making and articulating what would become the foundation of the republican by talking about the unacceptability of the expansion of slavery. he understood that the south was never going to break on this question. he understood that the moral dimension would eventually lead to a crisis that could tear this country apart, and did. taught that night was that political choices are fundamentally moral choices and that is a lesson that has been too use -- too easily

s some raja galen william rag for these payments or this. fee if you will to be exempted from e.u. n.h.s. workers with a 2 tory m.p. say these people have essentially been risking their lives for the country by working in social care by working in the n.h.s. and that they should be made. it's from paying that the charge is going to go ahead the government have doubled down and saying that they will be increasing that fee again by over $200.00 pounds but we could also see perhaps an exemption coming if the pressure continues for at least and it says work is not having to pay for those surcharges and fees thank you very much indeed for one of the world to discuss the government's initiative on track and trace i'm now joined by a spokesperson for the world health organization dr margaret harris margaret very good of you to be with us now the government is promising to roll out contact tracing by the 1st of june this is then the way out of the crisis good afternoon bill yes essentially testing tracing tracking treating the as the full payload you have to know where your virus serious y

down main street, often with walking sticks that were provided by one of maine's greatest veterans, galen cole, who passed away recently, a world war ii veteran, who made a pledge that he would always honor our veterans. but despite the absence of big parades and big celebrations and fireworks this year, mr. president, we should still take the time to honor those who have worn the uniform of our country. from america's founding to our time, the men and women of our armed forces have written the history of our freedom. from generation to generation they add new and inspiring chapters of valor, devotion to duty, and sacrifice. as we honor the fallen, we also honor those who served and returned home and those who serve today. joined together as we grieve for their fallen comrades. we also thank the families, the husbands, the wives, the sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers who endure the grief that is part of freedom's price. it is significant that a day dedicated to the deepest of human emotions -- grief, remembrance, and gratitude -- began not by decree from any hi