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and so, at that point, i began to really look for other ways that i was gog to conduct my life. it's probably one of the reasons that i didn't get married until really late in life, because getting marrd and having children was not at the top of my list of priorities. i'm not saying that there's anything wrong with that, but it's a choice that i made. >> what advice do you give young women who aspire to a life in public service today when they ask you? >> to be true to their values. first of all, have them, to have a core of priorities and beliefthat will guide you, because in politics you'll be yanked this way and that, and if you don't have a moral core that guides you, you are going to be yanked around. and to be true to yourself. easier said than done. and to be as completely yourself as possible, including vocalizing your views. and so that's something that a lot of women don't get much support of. and, clearly, women's anger is totally frowned upon. and, yet, women have a lot of anger because we've had to go through with a lot of the kind of b.s. that we have to contend wi

and it's really important to target all gog. it's really important to target local shanker finances and kind of the finances of his kronos abroad. so. so that's kind of the coma and i would say, i will opinion here when it comes to bonding flights or a bill or we send kind of forbidding blue cents to, to, to come to us closing the board. us. i would say that here we should be cautious because many people flee the country and they, they are looking for a refuge in the you because, you know, in theory of prosecution in bella with another important issue is that they want the agenda of the new free and for presidential elections come back on kind of the agenda. and so that the talks about the new actions resumed hadn't been receiving flores. he's have released a video off romantic to say that, as mentioned in our report, it was likely filmed under duress. and i'd like to follow that that is the reason why we're not going to be showing you that video, but had to tell us about that video floor. i've known roman for years and it was h

and it's like again, we treat people like a gog and, and some something in the society and did demographic is changing and something human beings life and you send them back to the war zone, whatever, whatever they came from it's, it's a problem. it's a threat in their lives and i put in the under some people exaggerated and call and it's psychological terror daily in these people's life. they can't go to school, they are anxious about about their, their home life and back home. it dope. after 17 years after all of the reports, and then you are, you are saying about the human rights watch report. and in the situation on syria in syria, that this is argument. this is not argument, this is, this is a report and they are, it's not like, you know, some, i'm not sure who are making this decision if organization and saying that the situation in syria is not safe for people to return. and if i will go, if i may have a few seconds for me, let's say refugees at least need 17 years to you can't ask a person who build his new life in the new society, 17 years. ok? you don't have a place here. go back

are doing all this stuff to keep -- that is dandy but it is a ruse to warrant to funnel comeings and gogsrtal building a case against you without a warrant using private tools to flofrp all online could veteran operation, beyond dark web marketplaces to include possible accessible webs sites private sights sharing with anyone who can arrest you spy on you snoop a list to get rocks off it makes sense, spying on americans, with programs like prisonism collected billions of phone records e-mails with access to google facebook servers fbi using surveillance by carter page, to warn, with easy and corruption should have rejiggered department of krooi can pretty much much inspect any defies with stealth malwarthae can apparently kill you programs we know about makes sense for agencies to let o some federal sheep like post office do dirty work for them and filth the question is does either percentage have backdone to stand up to greernls warrantless spying in if name of sifty not unless we elect first lib libtarian or liberty minded president, in a is a memo. >> lawmakers from both sides are call

. >> hospitalizations are gog up, individuals in the i.c.us. are going up... >> so what does that veryeat this terrib china virus, as we call it. through the power of the american spirit, i think more than anything else. the greatest document in the world called the constitution, that's not why we have pushed back today. we have pushed back because of the word of god, in which the constition was written from. >> you're just trying to sort it all out and get it all right in your mind, u know, what's right, what's wrong, what should we do, what shouldn't we do. (applause) i got covid. i was very sick. i got well, but i was sick-- i wouldn't wish it on nobody. >> at the name of jesus, demons tremble. at the name of jesus, sickness has to get up and go out. >> i've had a couple of friends, close friends, die from covid. that hurt, because i had covid and i got well. and i'm, like, "what's the deal? they got covid and they passed away." >> at the name of jesus, i command you come out of him, legions! >> i got covid and i got a pretty bad case of it, and i was actually frankly pretty shocked

you know, when i say "whatever," people from the left are going to hate me, and the right gog love meefits of having money, you know, saying that way, support me since i started. once again, we are going through this situation in colombia, which is really sad. anyway, i speak out, still get the love, still get the hate. but at least i'm saying it, you know. i call-- i call the world. you know, it was like, listen, this is what is going on in colombia, you know. and, yeah, it's hard. it's hard to talk about politics, you know, when you sign-- you didn't sign up for that. you just want to make people happier and enjoy your music and go to your concerts, you know. but we're here, man. we're here. we're here. it's part of life. >> trevor: you know what, my friend, i think that's what people love about you and that's what makes you such an amazing super star is you connect us to you and to other people who love what you do. i appreciate you for joining me on the show. congratulations for telling an amazing story. "the boy from medelliÍn" is available now on amazon prime video. okay, we're

. >> i don't know whether we have that today, but the internal battle with with the lift is gog uniteht to some extent because of theover reach. >> makes me wonder. one thing draw from reagan and his legacy, you couldn't name a president of the 20 until century, republican or a democrat, who had a deeper attachment to the concept of american exceptionalism than ronald reagan, the constitution, at the dig clerics, america having a special role in the world, the shining city on a hill, that's reagan. and that i think helped to bring sift conservatives together. does that not suggest something to news our current moment? we still have threats to face, don't we. >> yes, first of all, reagan on one occasion says america is freedom. that was just a kind of engram he said. and he also argued that the american revolution was unique in history because it was the first time that it wasn't simply a case of one oppressive faction succeeding another. and he made many eloquent statements which i think we can still regard and may again especially in the new political context where there is so much n

what's the latest >>> there's a lot gog as you just said. this is now a deadly crash.he investigation will take time. this is northbound 101 as you head near wood side. the back up is to marsh. video we took early their morning. there's a lot of activity therh out on the side of the road. that was then hit by another vehicle. it was flipped over so again only the left lane is open as of right now. that's how traffic is kind of squeezing through there. jumping over to the maps the back sup to marsh road. you will want to stick with 280 until they open up those lanes. again this investigation may take time. we have speeds dipping down about six miles an hour as you work through there. 28 # 0 not showing brake lights. we will continue to keep you updated on that. right now let's get a look at your tuesday morning forecast. >>> foggy start to the day along the coast, around the bay and some of the inland locations. you can see just how foggy if is on the san francisco mark hopkins hotel camera. many of us in the 50's as we start off the day. concord at 60 degrees, a mild s

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to that end, how has the fda been working to ensure the rrs and as gog are equitably distributed? are there any lessons you've taken from some of the ppp rollout? >> thank you for that and i was california's advocate for small business. i've been experiencing the initial ppp rollout as well, i appreciate the state was initially having challenges on that. we face similar challenges. i think across the board we try to empathize first off resources, we have this resource partner network and we wanted to make sure we are with them. for at eog, there's so many different industries including was gone above and beyond reaching out making sure their members invite industries and have the information they need that they were involved as well as receiving the outreach program so the much broader program in terms of the numbers, we have done over 1000 across the country working in the industries an independent restaurant coalition but local groups and across the country making sure we reach as many people as possible, reaching out to the resources and communities as well as veteran groups, 2

this is more than i think 14 pages or so of voir dire, that's a lengthy voir dire and the gog goal wasat didn't know nothing about this case. they didn't want a van wrinkle that had fallen asleep under a tree to find out there was unrest in the country. they were trying to find people that could be impartial and not ignore rant of the facts and could follow instructions. mark is right when he talks about the idea of the opportunity of the defense counsel and the prosecution and the judge to be able to figure out whether this person could be impartial and answers to those questions. if they wrote have very specific question to someone provided a very specific answer and not more inclusive or other cities, et cetera, it's hard to really find an error. i would mention of course, one of the things you're talking about is his attendance, i believe, at the anniversary march of the i have a dream speech in washington d.c. so the notion that that particular speech and the anniversary of it in the march on washington can be reduced to one specific aspect of it would already be farcical to a jud

meansns more coffffee.. f for more clclosers. ( (light fixtxture clangsg) grow w your revenenue with gog. (gogong tolls)) >>> baseball up top. the a's in the moment. what are the giants doing? they are distancing themselves from the rest of the national west. once again, the spotlight shines at third and king streets. on mother's day, had giveaway day at oracle park. brandon bell set the tone. a three run homer to open the story. he's got seven big ones this season. in the fifth, the other brandon, brandon belt. what is these homeruns? i am so confused with the highlights i called brandon crawford brandon belt. bottom is, 5-1 giants, austin slater in a pinch-hit role, no problem. how about a two run smashed. the giants won 7-1. at 20-13, they have the best record in the national league and lead the division by 2.5 games. the a's, jason giambi told me when they are rolling like this, they are playing like cartoon characters. oakland was ready to go. when you play for the stockton sports, they called him downtown brown. seth brown. second batter of the game opening with a two run shot. bac

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security that joe biden needs to understand you can't raise her taxes and increase regulation, alonesq gog to do is squeeze the dollars available to take your security matters, i think he is half right about something, they need to invest more in theire cybersecurity, as a country we have a responsibility to step up, you cannot squeeze enterprises and get money out of them and send it to d.c. or squeeze their operation to regulation if you want them to take care of the security, does not make any sense. liz: 85% of u.s. energy is in the private sector, they are doing things for utilities which empowers the electric cars, it seems upside down and backwards what is going on, the biden team painting pipelines as evil when john kerry said they are rather more carbon efficient than trucks and trains, final word on that. >> is a administration is not following reason or economic they are following car marks, woodward worsened an fpga and they might love what's going on but frankly they're dead, people who are going to suffer are the american people whether they voted for joe biden or donald trum

and that's where we're nearing the motor sports championship organizer alejandro a gog spend years touring the planet to find the most desolate backdrop at the end of the earth. we have started looking for places from the torch to rain forests of the amazon basin to the glacier, years of the arctic extreme. he hopes to draw attention to places threatened by global warming and environmental devastations related or melting. and we will have some elected race cars, basically racing in front of the wall of the north. so these were like a little bit like the game of thrones, the ice wall we can have. i think some of them were stick stuck with racing bags. that no one has ever seen the news think motor sport needs to be closer to society. must coordinate need to reflect what society is and in society. we have half a woman, half of men in motorsport, we have 99 percent men. so i think definitely there is the need for my point of view to have more women involved. the motors for women make up half of the starting field, a big opportunity for the latest generation of female racing drivers. you know,

the state department knew about it all the time going back to the 1930s and almostmo single-handedly gog to any newspapers. are you familiar with the story? >> thank you ma'am. the new deal was an economic failure and the greatest success was in the defeat of the empire of japan and winston churchill. and they saved europe and america from the acts of powers and so where it was debatable it is the reason we won world war ii. i heard the story. there is no evidence in 1933 or 1935 or something like that they may have known about these things so i had to rely on what was available at the time which was fdr documents, truman administration documents, the documents of newspapers and things like that and that's when all auschwitz and the other camps were discovered in 1945 so it would be the subject of a very good book. the united states actually knew about auschwitz and if so why they didn't move to stop't it earlier. that is a worthy topic and discussion. >> in 2017, your book the making of a reagan conservative came out. is newt gingrich a friend of yours? >> it is an authorized biography.

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get a sense of what is optimum medical management of people suffering a from long covidti and who is gogo pay for it? of we've already started that conversation with cms.wing the because, as you know, a lot of what happens with a third party payment follows cms' guidelines for both medicare and medicaid, and i think that is going to bee critical going forward. because you can imagine the tragedy that will ensue if we come upwe with a a way to treatg covid. m it happens to be a fairly close serious agent and we're hitting people with another outcome. this is a space where our fda will need to be in lockstep to o make sure we don't stumble with the ability to help people with things that are affordable. >> i think what you can do to help us is to identify the symptoms that are almost certainly connected to covid. i think there may be some resistance to even identifying i something ass covid related. >> yes. i think that's right. and i think cdc is very much trying to push into that space of saying, what really is our ase definition here that ought to be reimbursed? >> i have to agree that