jew or gentile government demonstrations continue in belarus after last week's contested presidential election which saw alexander lukashenko. cure a 6th term in office. lots of it this person has been in power for 26 years he's long treated with you steve and he doesn't want to let go. meanwhile protesters also take to the streets in support of the under fire leader. i got a letter just last night i support alexander lukashenko i wasn't forced to come here this is my personal choice. and the story of the week rough.

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jus gentile government demonstrations continue in belarus after last week's contested presidential election which saw alexander lukashenko secure a 6th term in office. this person has been in power for 26 years. with you steve and he doesn't want to. go protesters also take to the streets in support of the under-fire leader. i support alexander lukashenko i wasn't forced to come here this is my personal choice. and the story of the week russia begins mass production of it's a new covert vaccine claiming it's a world 1st but many scientists around the globe express alarm fear in huge corners . are broadcast and. this is r t international certainly glad to have you with us a week after the hugely contested presidential election still seeing massive demonstrations throughout the country both pro and anti-government rallies have taken to the streets on sunday in some cases just meters apart. the. opposition protesters have held a march for freedom rally through minsk they are demanding that longtime president alexander lukashenko resign claiming he is clinging to power by force and ignoring peo

and then the palestinians become different type of gentiles. now, you can blame the israelis. but you can also blame palestinians for allowing enough justifications for the creation of that mess. maybe they were misled. maybe they had no other choice. but this is what you have. you have enough building blocks to create the myth of israeli -- >> were the palestinians misled during the four years? and how are they coping with their fears? we went to see a person who fought for victitimsithout a fufuture. >> i hadad my cousinin kkilled the israelis. and we were supposed to have a party here. we lit candles for all those who passed away to give us life. so we lit candles. and we cried there. then we came back home, we danced. we also cried again. and for us, that was the resistance. >> the regression in the last three years has been incredible in the relationship between palestinians and the israelis. is there any way that you found to go to the heart of israelis and tell them don't be afraid of me? >> i don't believe in this fear. we are the people who are afraid of them. they ar

that's how gentile he was. there's a story that when he was president, you know, he had one of the first, second female secret service agents. and he kept standing aside as he was walking through the door to let the secret service agents go first. he said, my mother told me ladies always go first. and the head of the treasury department had to sit down and say, mr. president, she is not a woman. she is an agent. she is a professional. and you have to allow her to do her job. but reagan was very reluctant. i can't imagine anybody ever saying anything like that about donald trump. reagan was a populist. he was an american conservative. he was committed to his principles but also flexible. he was kind. he was thoughtful. not always particularly thoughtful, but more so than most men. and i think -- look, don't turn to me for evidence of reagan's importance to american history. john patrick diggens, who in many ways was the official historian of the american left in the 20th century, he wrote books about the labor m

cultural practice to one that is embraced the middle-class and increasingly used as a marker of gentility. and it would be reminiscent enough to nothing here that the professional authors of the period all indulgent summer leisure. i also look at a variety of books that were advertised as best summaries and look especially at the development of what i call an american summer novel. the novel that was specifically set at a summer resort. and finally, i looked at the ways in which authorship intersected with a kind of exploited this new genre. and at the ways in which physical basis shaped summer reading practices. i looked at everything from resource libraries, saratoga springs and that were advertised quartzite meeting the vent jobs that were built-in to the very white arms. today the want to focus on one part of the book's argument. that is the role of the 19th century magazine culture plate. and reframing summer reading into a genteel practice. i'm especially interested in the so-called peacemaking publications. larry produced some covers of these here for the use of the three most prom

like he's like at 1950 he's like kind of out but i'm not but i'm up it's like oh my god i'm in the gentile or vice. you know ms when i watch it to me it's like there is people say well it's not it's not a sport though but i defy anybody to tell me it's not like it's like gymnastics with amazing variables that i don't want i watch and i feel like i'm watching a gymnastic meet not watching my son wants mommy u.f.c. fences i watch these things the bond with my kids and i watch it i think why don't flatter i know that that guy's hitting that guy's head office at a metal steps as a matter of fact i know that i say i can suspend my belief on that but i do know when a cat gets up on the top thing. or backwards he risks breaking his neck and that's the danger implies a lot of systems and i look at it as a sport you know people can look at it really when i also look at it as an art it's an art form on what we do i look at it as the are professional wrestling and there's nothing quite like it people were asking me with with this hosting cannonball like are you nervous it's a new thing i go this is a