of russian history, that is, well, the guys stayed there, but we did not take revenge, neither for givie for alexander vladimirovich zakharchenko to avenge me for them. we didn’t take revenge on many heroes from the corona nazis either, so they think that well, that’s normal. this is fine. i'm not a vegetarian, that's exactly vladimir vladimirovich you showed komarovsky who says who will return to ukraine yes, no one will return , people who have already left ukraine are not going to return. mostly. not only that, now they are shouting that the war will be protracted, that it now needs to count on the spring offensive of next year, it can still last two or three years. judging by e, there is how western analysts perceive it all. well, we must understand that every month every year millions of ukrainians stay outside of ukraine. there are connections, and the work of the school is for children, that is, they grow into those lands and , as a result, every month of the stay of ukrainians , millions of ukrainians underline ukrainians and, first of all, ukraine to abroad. uh, well , will res

dpr remember how many times they said, there givi motorola and so on, that they were removed by moscowjust here. here is the disguise of the ukrainian special services and every time they got on the head they rolled sabotage so it will be and now, especially since let's be frank they are good students. i think they have already surpassed their teachers, and taught them. some of the best in the world were taught by the british, americans, israel, and the fact that now the ukrainian mtr units of the gur and the sbu can attack hard, it’s true, alas, but it’s true in the end, of course, we asked them anyway. but blood, yes, as we learned from the best, we learned from those who crushed their teachers. quite right. and the fact is that it's just time to apply what we can, because some bastard threatened our country. sbushny must be found at home, wife shot through the head there should be nothing just like that with a surcharge, i must pass the zukerka on time all the time i put the wrong accent. by the way, we know that even there there were no sweets, that is, no sweets were poisoned. he

c-span as a public service along with these other television providers , givi you a front receipt democracy. nouncer: born into slavery maryland, fredericton went on to be a writer, orator, and key leader in the aboliti movement. afs escape as adult acute wrote the firs his three autobiographies entitled narrative of the life of frederick douglass. it is one of the books that shaped america and our new series starting september 18. next, a conversation on the life of frederick the. -- frederick douglas. >> good evening everyone. i am alex kassl and it is a joy to welcome you to our auditorium. tonight program is a lecture in biography for fall 2018. the lecture was founded in the owner of the late mike glad steen, a man of passion for biography. i would like to thank edith and her family who are with us for their generous support of this lecture series. [applause] as well for their ongoing support. we do two of these per year so keep an eye out for the next lecture in biography. i would like to thank and recognize all the chairman's council members who are with us for their great work and s

on the sanctions list he was next to with the legendary givi and motorola, he was friends with many militiarity concerts to hospitals. history took a turn, and we collided again. uh, with the same uh, persistent misfortune of nazism, yes, which has now enveloped the ukrainian government, he was born in the donbass town of chasov yar, the son of a front-line soldier, and celebrated victory day in slavyansk. and in september 1945 he went to first grade in kramatorsk, served for 3 years in the ranks of the soviet army people's artist of the soviet union union later awarded the title of hero of the donetsk people's republic at the very beginning of the armed conflict, despite the fact that the sbu of ukraine blacklisted him , kobzon organized the supply of insulin drugs to donetsk. these kiev sanctions, this with the used alliance of banderaites and murderers, supplies of insulin, this was difficult these first deliveries that went, they simply brought to life the people's artist, who sang for the wounded and doctors right in the hospital wards. i heard a kind word on that day, february 22, 201

announcer: cox supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers , givi a front receipt democracy. nouncer: born into slavery maryland, fredericton went on to be a writer, orator, and key leader in the aboliti movement. afs escape as adult acute wrote the firs his three autobiographies entitled narrative of the life of frederick douglass. it is one of the books that shaped america and our new series starting september 18. next, a conversation on the life of frederick the. -- frederick douglas. >> good evening everyone.

only wild one left, that is, well, the guys remained there, but we did not take revenge, neither for givialexander vladimirovich zakharchenko to avenge me for them. there's a new hero we didn't take revenge on, and the corona nazis, so they think that well, this is normal. this is fine. i'm not a vegetarian, that's for sure. you showed komarovsky who says who is there will return to ukraine yes, no one will return , people who have already left ukraine are not going to return. mostly. not only that, now they are shouting that the war will be protracted, that it now needs to count on the spring offensive of next year, it can still last two or three years. judging by e, there is how western analysts perceive it all. well, we must understand that every month every year millions of ukrainians stay outside of ukraine. they acquire connections there, and the work of the school is for children. that there they grow into those lands and end up every month the stay of millions of ukrainians underlining ukraine of ukrainians and, first of all, ukraine to abroad. uh, well, will result in no one want

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. >> peter, givie me a little bit more on china. i'm curious to get the house view how bad is it?t it's difficult to understand what's going on on the ground there what do you think is happening in that economy? >> there clearly is a lot of weakness in terms of near term growth momentum. the labor market is weak there, very different again from what we're seeing in the u.s. and indeed across europe and japan and we do expect to see more easing we've lowered our 2023 and 2024 china policy rate forecasts to 1.7% because we do expect more easing measures to come through in the coming months to, you know, really counteract this growth headwind, but in many ways what china is experiencing is a little bit the opposite of what we're seeing in the u.s. in particular, but also across europe, which is tight labor markets, more persistent core inflation, and actually, pretty strong consumer markets which are holding up growth overall. i think the focus in china will be on trying to moderate policy to sustain growth, but it will probably remain on a much weaker path over the medium term. >> y

in practice, this givi students ate rigorously nonpartisan education in history and civics and exposing them to the best arguments on all sides of the major constitutional debates, past and present and doing them the tools to make up their own mind. guest: i agree wholeheartedly. it is part of the reason that across the decades when we teach about the supreme court and civics we teach the arguments that were made by the courts, not simply the holding of the courts. we teach as well the dissenting view. are times when the dissenting view across time will become the controlling view. you get the supreme court recognizing that. they legitimize -- the legitimate -- legitimizing of the japanese internment was passed illegitimately. the supreme court engages an argument giving and reason giving to understand their arguments, not simply their conclusions, helps us understand how you argue about contentious issues. i think we ought to be developing the capacity to listen to the other side and understand the reasoning and arguments of the other side and understand the evidence offered and also e

dpr remember how many times they said, givi motorola is poor there and so on, that moscow cleaned thembotage rolled down, so it will be and now, moreover, let's be frank, they are good students. i think they have already surpassed their teachers, and taught them. some of the best in the world were taught by the british, americans, israel, and the fact that now the ukrainian mtr units of the gur and the sbu can attack strongly, this is true, alas, this is the case in the end, of course, we asked them anyway. but blood, yes, as we learned from the best, we learned from those who crushed their teachers. quite right. and the fact is that it's just time to apply what we know, because according to some hut bastard threatened our country, he must have been found at home his wife shot his head there should be nothing just like that platov must pass the tsukerka in time all the time i put the wrong accent. by the way, we know that even there there were no sweets, that is, no sweets were poisoned. he is not a traville, there were explosives. yes, there were no no. yes, i just loved sweets here p

thompson: well, i'm givi the credit -- justice sotomayor: treere 13 colonies, counselor. if i got six of them doing something that'contrary to what you're saying, that seems like a fairly substantial majority to me. mr. thompson: your honor, i am going -- justice sotomayor: you can try to knock them down one at a tit you still with about disputed.em that can't be mr. thompson: i'm going to knock ll down with one. it will be 12-1 in my favor by the time i'm done, your honor. justice sotomayor: yes, if you rewrite history it's easy to do. mr. thompson: i amewriting history, your honor. what we are saying is when it says "all ons" it's referring to the offices that were created by at consti. you can see that in vermont. it says, "all free holders shall be eligible for office." 's not talking about the presidency of the united states because there is an age alification. it's talking -- justice sotomayor: why is it in all those states, the slatures understood that "all elections" meant that you were going to have paper ections, ballots, in both federal and congressional? mr. t