, like indira gandhi, like jawaharlal nehru would never have come out so openly for israel and even in the even till the time of atal bihari vajpayi, prime minister atal bihari bajpeyi india would have been very cautious in making their stand and not just openly come out the way it has in this, but lot has to do with as i said the general elections going to take place next year and they need to polarize their votes and somewhere they have understood that you know their world image their their... within the country image all works a lot better if they they come out in you know as a far right party than as a as stowing the middle line and that is a stance that the government has taken personally do not approve of it but then who cares actually you know the this is a prime minister who has not been present any press has not held a press conference in years, so they don't really care, they have their own media and their own pr agencies which are managing their imaging, you know, their image in in the public, and somewhere somebody decided that it is, it is going to suit them if they if the

like indira gandhi like jawaharlal nehru would never have come out so openly for israel and even in the even till the time of atal bihari vajpay prime minister atal bihari bajpayi india would have been very cautious in making their stand and not just to openly come out the way it has in this, but lot has to do with as i said the general elections going to take place next year and they need to polarize their votes and somewhere they have. stood that you know their world image, their their within the country image all works a lot better if they they come out in you know as a far right party than as stowing the middle line and that is a stance that the government has taken personally do not approve of it but then who cares actually you know this is a minister who has not been present any press, has not held a press conference in years, so they don't really care, they have their own media and their own pr agencies which are managing their imaging, you know the image in in the public, and somewhere somebody decided that it is, it is going to suit them if they if they come out so openly i

, honestly, i hope mahatma gandhi, yes. sooner or later the women will lead you to the monastery, well, you won’t rat me out, and when i handed you over, come on, go to your woman, romeo, but in 2 hours. i was here, thank you, kirya, i won’t forget, that’s the point, we organized a channel here, decided to get into drugs, i heard it was normal, normal, but not very good, the very first batch, someone burned the cops, who, no one knows, me i suspect tikhon, he doesn’t like drugs so much that he even refused a share in the business. the party was big, there was a lot of money it’s gone, they pulled such a lock, in general, i ask you, find out if tikhon set us up , it will be difficult, tikhon has now become a crook, he’s looking for all the rats, so here’s the yashtyk, i repeat to you, i ask you, find out. otherwise we'll be screwed, and i'll thank you, you know, i'll do everything i can, this is for your small expenses, that's enough, that's not the right word, diamond, gal, this little thing in your hair really suits you, t

desert of karbala and this oppression caused him to win with the sword, and this is the point that gandhi used to say that he learned oppression from imam hussain. so that i can understand how you can overcome this oppressed people today in the scene of gaza and this confrontation of right and wrong is manifested today in this waiting and in the thirst of the world to hear the voice of the people who are seeking the truth and speaking the truth of these people from the mouth of the secretary general of hezbollah. we have seen 500 media worldwide asking for live broadcasting and accompanying this event, which is a reflection of this great event. we can see his pictures, mr. dr. khameiyar, the pictures of the presence of people at the venue of the meras in the venues , because it is in different regions of lebanon , in the south, it is in beqaa , mr. doctor. we will also provide live and direct news coverage and we will offer you the presence of the images of this ceremony , as mr. dr. khame ayyar pointed out in different regions, in the form of a video conference of seyed nasrallah, the se

commissioner gandhi is on her way also. commissioner bridges, present. thank you, we do have a quorum. >> great. thank you. do you want to call the next item, please? >> yes, item 2, communications. we welcome the public participation during public comment period. there will be a opportunity for general public comment at this meeting after we do not have closed session today and there will be a opportunity to comment on each discussion or action item on the agenda. each comment is limited to two minutes. public comment will be taken in person and remotely by call-in. for each item the board will take public comment first for those in person, and then from people attending the meeting remotely. comments are the opportunity to speak during public comment period are available by phone by calling 415-655-0001 access code 26608513617 then pound and pound again. when connected you will hear the meeting discussion but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, press star 3. the best practice is call from a quite location,

is no consensus yet on how to implement the project, if in the old building, which is the indira gandhir the arts, there are plans to demolish the national museum of india and also part of the national archives building. however, before demolishing the building, they took time to think about the issue of officially renaming the country. during the parliamentary session in september, many india was expected that out of the two official constitutional names of the country, india and bharat mode would be offered to create one, namely the hindi version of bharat, but this did not happen, india is usual for europeans. bharod, as he believes here, is about the prosperity of the country, india is about colonial oppression. the secret of the colonial administration of the british empire is not in your physical subordination, hence the call for reforms in education: one of the goals is to move away from approaches and teaching methods in secondary schools colonial times, they want to pay more attention to sanskrit, traditional sciences and local languages. a country that wants leadership in the

the museum, which is a national art center named after indira gandhi, has been approved for demolitionolish the national museum of india, also part of the building national archives, however, before demolishing the building, you need to think carefully, temporarily thinking about the issue of officially renaming the country. during the parliamentary session in september, many in india expected that of the two official constitutional names of the country, india pharat mode , they would be offered to make up one, namely the hindi version phaarat, but this did not happen, but for many indians, historical bharod is perhaps much closer than india is familiar to europeans. pharod, as they believe here, is about prosperity from the country of india about colonial oppression. the secret of the colonial administration of the british empire is not in your physical subjugation, but in the colonization of your consciousness. hence the call for reform. in education, one of the goals is to move away from the approaches and teaching methods in secondary and higher schools of colonial times; they want

monica gandhi, one of our infectious disease experts from ucsf. quick refresher. what is tb, and how serious is it? >> so tuberculosis is one of the oldest infectious diseases ever. essentially it is actually the leading infectious disease killer worldwide. we had a change during covid that now it really is back, and the thing about tuberculosis, it's a bacteria that can stay in your body for a really long time. so you can be exposed many years ago and have it in a very low level in your body, and we can test for that, which is why the casino is asking by either doing a skin test or a blood test so we can see if you have low-level tb in your body. >> so in theory, i could have gone to that casino and gotten tb three or four years ago, and i wouldn't even know it. that's why i need to get tested now. is that correct? >> exactly. so that's the strange part about tuberculosis. there's what's called active tb and latent tb. what latent tb is, is it's so low level in your body that you don't even know it. you feel fine. the only way we can tell is we test you. and the

mahatma gandhi was asked what he thought about western civilization. his answer was that it is a good idea. it means that there is no such thing as civilization in the west. did he mean that, for example? good idea, you made an interesting point, if anything. in this sense, because india has understood the experience of colonialism well, from here, in my opinion, a gap is now being created in the world , communist thinking, well, in practice, it could not live up to many of its slogans, and in the end, the soviet union, which raised the flag of communism . he had raised it and collapsed, and that story was more or less closed. liberal democracy is now experiencing its last days in terms of intellectual influence, that is, the zionist americans wanted it or not because of other goals, the mask they had fell with a genocide, and this a great victory for the axis the resistance that shows the reality of the other side to the world is very expensive and the images are very heartbreaking, but in practice you have the facts. it doesn't mean that no matter ho

the museum, which is a national art center named after indira and gandhi. the national museum of india and also part of the national thinking building. we took time to think. on the issue of officially renaming the country. during the parliamentary session in september, many in india expected that of the two official constitutional names of the country, india and bharat , fashion would be offered to create one, namely the hindi version bharat, but this did not happen, but for many indians the historical pharad is perhaps much closer, than the india familiar to europeans. pharad, as they say here, this is about the prosperity of the country, india is about colonial oppression. the secret to the colonial administration of the british empire is not your physicality. subjugation, in the colonization of your consciousness. hence the call for reforms in education. one of the goals is to move away from the approaches and teaching methods in secondary and higher schools of colonial times; they want to pay more attention to sanskrit, traditional sciences and local l

. >> según gandhi, las agencias del orden están atadas de manos y pies, pues para poder arrestar a estosacias walgreens niega las acusaciones al asegurar a telemundo mediante un comunicado que con frecuencia trabajan con agencias policiales en operaciones encubiertas en california e invitaron a colaboraciones futuras y adicionales, incluso con el departamento del alguacil del condado. sacramento no es justo tampoco para el cliente que viene y se arriesga. >> yo creo que también deberían de pensar aparte de sus empleados, un poquito más. también en sus am clientes que tienen. hay hay nuevos cargos para el conductor involucrado en un accidente que mató una agente del alguacil del condado los Ángeles e hirió a otros más. >> hablamos de nicolás joseph gutiérrez, que fue acusado de 11 delitos graves, incluyendo homicidio vehicular y conducción temeraria. los detectives creen que este choque fue intencional, pero gutiérrez ha dicho desde entonces que se quedó dormido al volante. >> vámonos ahora. al sur de california, donde la policía de tarzana continúa la intensa búsqueda de 3 personas. una

empleados, hace pocos minutos conversaba con el vocero de la oficina del alguacil, el sargento amar gandhipor la falta de cooperación de estas corporaciones. escuchemos we got everything set up. >> we got a dozen deputies you can ready to go u store employees again. they're sick of it, too. they want to help customers. they want to feel safe in the el sargento gandy nos explicaba allí que fueron los mismos empleados quienes solicitaron la ayuda de los agentes y se coordinó toda una operación al menos 12 efectivos y un equipo especializado en indigentes. >> pero ya estando en el lugar recibieron la negativa por parte de las oficinas corporativas. y estas 2 preocupaciones que expresa el alguacil en su publicación una tiene que ver con que pareciera que estas corporaciones no les importa la seguridad de sus clientes y lo otro es que a raíz de estos crímenes, estas corporaciones aparentemente se excusan en ellos para aumentar el costo de sus servicios y productos, y al final el consumidor, quien termina pagando los platos rotos. flavio >> así es armando, como tú lo dijiste, son los que sufren,

de acuerdo con gandhi, la colaboración con la patrulla de caminos fue clave para lograr detener un automóvili entre ellos se encuentra el responsable de la balacera. se cree que la otra víctima era una de las personas del grupo que no quería salir del bar cuando cerraron en sacramento alejandra quezada telemundo no. >> este domingo otro grupo de rehenes fue liberado por jamás, entre quienes se encuentra una niña estadounidense de 4 años. junto a ella, otras personas también fueron puestas en libertad. luis zaragoza habló con algunos familiares que se encuentran en los Ángeles y nos trae el reporte en vehículos de la cruz roja. >> un grupo de aproximadamente unos 17 rehenes 13 israelí y 4 extranjeros cruzaron la franja de gaza, territorio israelita. entre las personas liberadas se encontraban familiares de galia maharaji we saw a glimpse of them. vimos cómo las imágenes de los jeeps de la cruz roja cruzaban la frontera. gritamos y a mi, a mi tía. y ella estaba en el hospital esperando para que ingresaran y ser examinados nuestros familiares. decía. es que para la familia maharaji, residente d

in march 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people. on the day of the sea bass at the festival, a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start the northern india seeing bass as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. t

in march. 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people on the day of the sea bass at key festivals, a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm to start in northern india, seeing bass as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the.

>> como nos cuenta amar gandhi del departamento de alguacil del condado sacramento.lo en mano. es entonces cuando oficiales le disparan tras sufrir heridas de bala. es trasladado a un hospital donde es declarado muerto. el motociclista también fue trasladado a un centro médico y se encuentra en condición crítica. ahora, esto es una noticia en desarrollo. entonces cualquier nueva información se lo haremos saber a lo largo de sus noticieros telemundo, california, fin de semana. pero por ahora, desde sacramento. yo soy daniel ramírez. regresamos con ustedes al estudio. >> estaremos atentos. gracias daniel. por su parte, la policía de wheatland, una ciudad del condado yolo, decomisó droga a un conductor que fue detenido en una parada de rutina. esta persona primero manejaba por el condado lassen cuando la policía detectó que era un auto robado a la inspeccionar el vehículo, los agentes descubrieron un 7 gramos de metanfetamina envuelta en plástico y doblada junto con dinero en el auto. también se encontró marihuana y este domingo siguen las demostraciones de solidaridad

arrest and brutal violence. repression cause active resistance in march 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, how peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people on the day of the sea bass. at t festivals, a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start in northern india seeing base as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known radius newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians f

. >> gandhi would not record it. >> they are no longer using waterboarding they are playing her audio book. >> they need entertainment at gitmo. >> thank you. >> that does it for us, we'll see you next weekend, "life, liberty and levin" starts right now. ♪ ♪ new york ♪ ♪ concrete jungle ♪ ♪ where dreams are made of ♪ ♪ nothing you can't do, new york ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello america, i'm mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin." on sunday. with our great friend senator ted cruz, how are you. >> great. mark: how is your reelection race going, you have a tough one. >> we have a very tough fight, i'm running for reelection in 2024, and chuck schumer made clear i'm his number one target in country, last time i ran in 2018, they out spend me 3-1. they flooded cash into texas. they more than doubled democrat turn out in texas. and i ended up winning by barely 3 points, 2. 6%. and so, my likely opponent is a very liberal democrat congressman, has voted 100% with nancy pelosi. he is hard left. but she raising money like raze -- he is raising money like crazy, faster than beto o'rourke did 6 ye

is it against the say abuse just will because we know was mahatma gandhi said iphone and i and everybody gets blinds it and then that's exactly what's going on a month just got an interest in the speak about a month ago that from us committed against a he's the, he's doesn't justify the must have good, that is a get his outcome does a full way, 6 weeks. now, this is unacceptable. a, and we do the best we can in order for the season via to continue and to eventually down into a ending the occupation in the siege, in the cuban piece. and eat a piece in between these are in the independent body starting which is the only way to save lives to store the blood shed into a, a sure was fairly the security for both peoples of the, of the, of them. but yeah, we have some very powerful voices that just be as really secure human, this event where the rest thing to tear down the unity of the government. if the war with a mouse is not continued, how much weight does his voice have in the car and is ready to get ministration? do you think of the best of only one is to understand that the se, but not th

gandhi was only 24 when he established the indian congress in south africa. you're right. there's not only a tradition, but it's almost always started by young adults. unfortunately, what's happening on college campuses today in the u.s. is reflective of what's happening in our society more broadly. young adults who are arriving on college campus today who are growing up with an incredibly adversarial and political discourse, popular culture and social media that all of this generation has grown up with doesn't prepare them particularly well for what is the most diverse community they've ever been a part of. so, yes, you have on the one hand the horrible incidences you talked about, outright violence, swastikas on walls on the campus, an anonymous death threat against a palestinian administration member. so we are sigeeing that. it is gratifying that most of what we're seeing is not only nonviolent but is not engaged in threatening behavior. >> from civil rights ms movemeno the vietnam war to lgbtq issues, these movements are expressed on campus. but now as we highlight th

. >> gandhi would not record it. >> they are no longer using waterboarding they are playing her audio. >> thank you. >> that does it for us, we'll see you next weekend, "life, liberty and levin" starts right now. ♪ ♪ new york ♪ ♪ concrete jungle ♪ ♪ where dreams are made of ♪ ♪ nothing you can't do, new york ♪ i am a shannon bream it. israeli ground troops go deeper to take down hamas

nursing home opened in france in 2021. for these animals, the first inhabitant was fifty-two-year-old gandhineedle in books table. this fairy-tale ruler’s mind did not fit in his head and stuck out in the form of pins and needles. scarecrow. wise scarecrow, tourism 100. no, for traveling along the nile, further, brothers 100, the name of mount dois irmans, in riojairo, is translated from portuguese exactly like that, and the reason cannot be understood... dois irmans, gemini, no, two brothers are probably not twins , that’s right, two brothers, 50/50 for 300, in 2017, hurricane irma pretty much battered the small caribbean state, antigua and barbuda, this island remained. almost uninhabited, almost all residents were evacuated for many months. barbuda, bravo, 50/50 for 500, this august a little panda was born at the moscow zoo, zoologists were able to determine the gender of the cub only a month later, the gender turned out to be a girl, yes. 50/50 for 400 black and green tea lovers every now and then they argue about how healthy it is, one way or another there are more vitamins in this, but

andrey ivanovich, start the planetarium 600, the indir and gandhi planetarium, in lucknow, india, isou depict right away, so that it is clear that this is a planet, planetarium 900, the eisinga planetarium in the netherlands frannikerg contains the oldest working model of this : in full accordance with the name of the institution, maybe the solar system, absolutely right, model 1774, planetarium 300, in yaroslavl the planetarium operates at the cultural and educational center, her name, valentina, right, the mistake came out 900. although bag, the question needs to be given to larisa or andrey, larisa, larisa, the theme of the game, 300 or one and a half, one and a half, pay attention to the screen, what kind of gaming equipment is being set up by the man in the photograph taken in 1935, well, all this looks like bowling, which means he is setting up the pins , right. yablo in art 900. this song became the calling card of the singer and composer, mikhail muromov. apples in the snow, pink on white. i played back in the last millennium. apples in art 1,200. painting of a boy with an ap

well, of course, mahatma gandhi is unfinished, when the tenyakovs and lyubshin come out, it seems to me that the viewer doesn’t care what happens there, because they are doing something like that and we are standing behind the scenes, i think this is a secret, you understand , this is the trick with this theater and it was in...' names, and during the revolution , when they were shooting here, nemirovich came out and said, gentlemen, spectators, are you ready to watch the performances, they are shooting on the street, and the spectators said, we are ready, tell me i have it now you get goosebumps, and at all times, mkhat said something that made the anxiety go away, and some kind of peace of mind came, i hope that now it’s just as accurate, khabensky himself, having replaced a stylish jacket with a work vest, and then at all... the famous alcoholic appeared before the audience in the guise of one of the stage workers. the reach of a hefty leggings meter 92 brains not at all, yes, i don’t know, i wasn’t like that at his age, i clearly understood what i wanted from life, where i was go

he -- which are taught by gandhi.n immortalized in the history books because he was openly gay. but he lived and moved through spaces as such a singular, unique human being, and i think a lot of his principles helped him to engage in really rallying all of these separate and diverse organizations, like sclc, and naacp, to do what he was trying to do, all the things that are right for all of us. how we coalesce that into a real movement. so the march on washington was his design. he was the architect of the. >> i told you this to your face, and i've seen the movie three times. and each time, i forget that i am watching you play rustin. you are him in this movie. how did you approach portraying this singular finger? >> well, first, i did copious amounts of research. whatever papers i could get my hands on, books, and writings, and debates. and interviews. because once i learned that he was a young communist, he was a star athlete in school, he also sang love songs, and spoke with a slight standard accent of his own maki

their family and when they took to the streets and were attacked, the world did in fact bear witness gandhie, and now you're proposing 100,000 black folks invade washington, d.c have you talked to martin about this >> i lost his number he lost mine >> jimmy: oh [ cheers and applause colman domingo "rustin" is in select theaters now and begins streaming this friday on netflix. we'll be right back with a a performance from cat power stick around come back. [ cheers and applause come back. [ cheers and applause ♪ to help protect from hiv. i prep without pills. with apretude, a prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of hiv without daily prep pills. with one shot every other month, just 6 times a year. in studies, apretude was proven superior to a daily prep pill in reducing the risk of hiv. you must be hiv negative to receive apretude and get tested before each injection. if you think you were exposed to hiv or have flu-like symptoms, tell your doctor right away. apretude does not prevent other sexually transmitted infections. practice safer sex to reduce your risk. don't take apretude i

well, of course, mahatma gandhi is unfinished, when tenyakova and lyubshin come out, it seems to me thatick with this theater. and this was the case at all times, and during the revolution, when here they were shooting, nemirovich came out and said, gentlemen, spectators, are you ready to watch the performances, they are shooting in the street, and the spectators said, we are ready, you say, i ’m getting goosebumps now, and at all times, mkhat said something that made the anxiety go away , and some kind of peace of mind came, i hope that now it is just as accurate.

. >> gandhi would not record it. >> they are no longer using waterboarding they are playing her audio book. >> they need entertainment at gitmo. >> thank you. >> that does it for us, we'll see you next weekend, "life, liberty and levin" starts right now. ♪ ♪ new york ♪ ♪ concrete jungle ♪ ♪ where dreams are made of ♪ ♪ nothing you can't do, new york ♪ i am a shannon bream it. israeli ground troops go deeper to take down hamas at u.s. secretary of state blinken makes a surprise trip to the west bank today as he tries to stop the conflict from widening throughout the region. meanwhile here in washington a major roadblock on capitol hill. ♪ the future of the house approved a stand alone aid package for israel in limbo. >> the house bill is dead on arrival and they said it. shannon: a big win for the new speaker of the house can be short-lived critical funding for israel fight against hamas and ukraine against russia gets caught up in a political wrangling. >> owned to pair up border security with ukraine i think we can get bipartisan agreement on both of those matters. shannon: speaker o

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nodon't people say i'm the modern day gandhi. >> ow h, people say, i don't knw . >> i don't ever. i can't ever decipher what the rules are, the new rules about whethedeciph rulesr it's luggage or overhead bin space. all i know is that every rule that they make, it's like playing like blackjack at a casino. >> yeah, whatever the rule is, the house is going to win. wi. arethey're just getting mory for us from us, and they're just screwing us oveusr more. >> so i hate all of these rules. yeah, but the thing is, emily, it reall iy is about people whot do not. ifhe they do not respect the two bag rule or the one bag rule, >>atever the bag rul the rule ie days. >> so it's always going to end up in a fight, rightsinc right?r and since i am a window cedar eater, i also didn't have s a problem with it. because it makes sense. because, for exampleen.ampl thes time i flew, when i was one ofhe the first to board and yet the middle and i'll sit it and, then i was like, oh, hi everyone. and i was so friendly like everyone else that w. me see, you know, whatever. >> and so then they were like, o

he wasself educated, read widely, read melli, read gandhi. i would say he absorbed a lot of ideas.nd he was able to use those and to work with other people to write speeches that captured his thoughts. he was very sophisticated in his thinking about how to organize strategically in order to accomplish things for poor people. >> the national labor relations act is going to play a role in our conversation. it was passed by congress and signed by fdr in 1935. itlled trade unions to be rm by private sector employees. it gave workers the right to collective bargaing d strikes. farmworkers were not included in the legislation. why was that? miriam: farmworkers and domestic workers were the categories omitted. that is because they were black and brown people. to get southern support for the national labor relations act those groups of workers were excluded and still to this day are excluded from federal labor la. only in a couple of states, california and new york, recently, do farmworkers have any official right to organize to this day. >> so when cesar chavez founded the united farmwork

the reason for him meeting gandhi here and sometimes he had grander, le his proposalo totally organize the united nations. but importantly, without communist membership as it was fothe west and the communist bloc for hoover, the korean war was the key turning point from a but easing cold war primarily in europe, toward a global militarized cold war. toy, korea think it's still accurate to say, remains the forgotten war, but at the time, ofourse, it wasn't. as scholars and observers, it served as a kind of a pearl harbor for the cold war. shocking the u.s. out of complacency, sparking narrow and spreading the cold war across asia, africa and the middle east everywhere. it sparked fears and more than one actual public declaration of world war three. ironic line, as is often the case in history, historians find few actually saw the korean war coming, except those koreans were closest to it. but of course, even them. who knew? right after the berlin crisis, europe had seemed one tipping a bit into the west's favor as we now know. neither stalin nor mao really pushed initiat the war. of cou

we reflected on gandhi's words that the end is inherent in the means. lord, across time you have shown us how peace following a war can be jeoparized because of the long-term consequences of how the war was fought. give our lawmakers the faith, wisdom, and courage for the living of these turbulent days. we pray in your merciful name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the president pro tempore: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. and under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of h.r. 4366, the clerk will report. clo calendar number -- the clerk: calendar number 198, h.r. 4366, an act for fiscal year ending 2024 and for other purposes. test: mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: last night, i filed clotur

what's that gandhi saying? is it? first they laugh at you, then they ignore you. first they ignore you, then they laugh . then fight laugh at you. then they fight you. and you know, you. then you win. and you know, we've polled regularly over the last half years and last three and a half years and the last poll was in the last poll we ran was in august year , 68% of people august this year, 68% of people in western cape want a in the western cape want a referendum and 58% want western cape independence. so we are very, very confident that if we can the referendum, we're can get the referendum, we're going to win it. >> you'll be up against the >> but you'll be up against the status you'll be up against >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment,ye up against >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll|gainst >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll be nst >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll be up the establishment, you'll be up against probably the big corporates, not necessarily the entrepreneurs, but th

well, of course, mahatma gandhi is unfinished, when the tenyakovs and lyubshin come out, it seems to during the revolution, when there was shooting here, nemirovich came out. and he said, gentlemen, spectators, are you ready to watch the performances, they are shooting on the street, and the spectators said, we are ready, and you say, i ’m getting goosebumps now, and at all times, mkhat said something that made the anxiety go away, and what - peace of mind came , i hope that now it is just as accurate, khabensky himself, having replaced a stylish jacket at work with a vest, and then even a t-shirt for an alcoholic, appeared before the audience in the image of one... of the stage workers, he had the length of a hefty leggings meter 92 brains, in general, i don’t know, i wasn’t like that at his age, i clearly understood what i wanted from life, where i was going next, well, what do you want from life, you’re afraid of failures on stage, but i see them every day, so i'm already used to them. what kind of people, such stories, i’m sergey mayorov, see you on ntv, tomorrow, happily, the ru

what's that gandhi saying? is it? first they laugh at you, then they ignore you.hen they first they ignore you, then they laugh . then fight laugh at you. then they fight you. and you know, you. then you win. and you know, we've polled regularly over the last half years and last three and a half years and the last poll was in the last poll we ran was in august year , 68% of people august this year, 68% of people in western cape want a in the western cape want a referendum and 58% want western cape independence. so we are very, very confident that if we can the referendum, we're can get the referendum, we're going to win it. >> you'll be up against the >> but you'll be up against the status you'll be up against >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment,ye up against >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll|gainst >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll be nst >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll be up the establishment, you'll be up against probably the big corporates, not necessarily the entrepreneurs

. - that same year in 2015, the musician kiran gandhi ran the london marathon. - i was at the start lined i realized i was about to get my period. i remember kind of analyzing my options. one of the main reasons why i chose to freely is because i didn't know what would happen to a person who runs a marathon while bleeding. i knew it was radical. i don't think i've seen people bleeding in the streets. i haven't seen people bleeding and so there are tights when they're running, but to me i kind of was like what's gonna happen? nothing. women and people who bleed, trans folks, are waking up every day, all day around the world doing incredible things on our cycle. we're actually expected to hide it away in shame. it's the complete opposite and i'm glad the story went viral. there was so much conversation that came out of the symbolism of running a marathon free bleeding and i think humanity eventually always arrives at the truth, so i'm happy to be a participant in the truth. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when

. >> i'm much more gandhi-like.nk they would prefer to keep the people who watch our show in chains. >> because of their caution? risk aversion right now, buying ferraris. >> engels thought the peasants were like a sack of potatoes. that's the original engels. >> this rally in treasurys, we've got the two-year below 5%, the ten-year below 4.7%, so it is picking up steam. the dollar is weaker. you don't always see a fed reaction with follow-through. sometimes you see a reversal once people realize, oh, maybe we overreacted, but you're getting it today. >> i do want to talk about a tip of the hat to one particular billionaire, bill ackman, did get that right in terms of covering. now you've got a supply issue, and there's a lot of people on the wrong side of what's going on. but you know what? they have every right to be incredibly wrong and keep everyone in their chains. >> ackman's been -- said he was worried about the world, which it has been interesting to see treasurys. >> the world doesn't seem like a super dupe