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and so we want to, in this lecture, take a look at what was gog on in america and how and why this institution, this operation called the underground railroad, emerged. but let's first take a look at that word site, and it comes from an account that was recorded by one of the station masters on the underground railroad, located in philadelphia. and we love this man, william still, because he was a serious packrat. he kept all records and he began to record hard in the early part of the 1850s. the accounts of people who passed through his station. why? because one time when he was talking with one of the young men who was who had passed through a station he found out this young man who had escaped. it was actually his long lost brother who had been sold away from the family a few years before his parents william still his parents escaped. and so found out about this older brother. and that made him want to make sure the hebrew caught it. every sing go account in the hope that people once slavery was over that people would be able to reconnect with their family members. well, this man, john atki

so ahead of us news from london, i'm saying, but for avi in the gog, a refugee camp in eastern chad were organizers say the camp is at full capacity, but the displaced from the warranty then keep coming. police of india open, a criminal negligence case off. so one of the deadly is trained crushes in the company's history and celebrations on the streets of i'm to f, as football team celebrates along the way to the link title that's coming up in sports, which is the heavy of an ice shedding. that's taking place in su, done capital cost to most fighting, intensifies again between the ami um permanent 3 rapids support forces. residents, suppose they've gotten fire throughout the nice in the west of the cities and accused of our ministries and looting a shaky c 5. broken by saudi arabia and the united states expired on saturday. the army and our staff have been battling for control of sea down for nearly 8 weeks. but access to health care is becoming more and more difficult for people close up in the violence. the conflicts has led to hospital closures and the shortage of medicine, if a morga

where here in the gog, a refugee camp in eastern chad. and we were here just a few weeks ago when they were beginning to construct this camp. when they were beginning to populated with temporary shelters and relocating people here to better conditions. and as you can see, it's just mushrooms and exploded the tents in just one section. the mix of filters in just this area go as far as you can see, and this is just one section, every direction you look in. there are similar types of housing and the organizers of this camp tell us they're already at full capacity. 7000 people live here now and they cannot, cannot accept any more. we've seen people sheltering under trees without permanent or temporary shelters, i should say. and we've seen many communities waiting for some kind of housing to open up here. but the organizers say that there's just too many people to house here. they're going to have to go somewhere else. now that you an estimated that a $100000.00 people would arrive here in about 6 or 7 months now they've hit that mark and exc

bide froand those things are gog to happen more and more. they already are. the old biden misspeaks used to be occasional. they've become the stumbling, the literal and metaphoricalakal to be occasional. they become routine. can the party really put its in its electoral future atma the hands of a man who is so close constantly to leadingin them to disaster? i think that they are going to havk re going te make a calin and make it soon. of c right. e, doug is the tricky part is the pole played int o donald trump. all right. well, gentlemen, that really is t is the point. it is thatt do donalnad trump rs elecpular, lost the 2018, 2020 and 22 elections. the democrats will run tough, negative campaign against trump in the republic have been . that's the way they will fall. they have been. and joe biden still can'and i dm tied and in some polls in fact losing to trump. bu t every day changes and there could be a black swan internationally that changesank directly as well. gentlemen, thank you. thank you very much. now, coming upngp th, the fightr women's sports is

he was telling the truth about the soviet union and about the cold wart which wasn't just gog on between the east and the west. it was going on as scioscia knutson again said the world split apart, the split is down the center of the human heart where it is a war between you and yourself and we can see it here in our own culture wars in this country and the cold where which is just mutated into a different form. to work between those who believe there's a transcendent objective universal moral order in the world and those who don't. that's what this is all about. are there objective moral standards and is there a transcendent moral order are as unfair and if there isn't then what's itth all about? as whittaker chambers said the essence of communism is not dialectical materialism and value t in all of those other things. he said it's a vision of life on earth without god and he said it started in the garden of eden when the serpent said to adam and eve, he shall be the gods and you shall develop your own moral standards, your own rules and you don't have to listen to his. and so that's th

passengers that are your employees there, the for the company if you had to pick just one and i am gog to make you pick one which those stakeholders priority and why? well, again, the history of the united turnaround was taking the priority for our employees because we could we could not have done anything. we've done their complete support and buy in. and today if you were asked me the same question, i think i would answer it the same way. it's the people that deliver the service and you know, it's decentralized workplace. it's an individual. he or she has to be wanting to do the right thing for the right reasons. our customers and you have to you have to really you can't force them to do that. you can't demand that they do that. there's something i call discretionary effort that we all have. you know, how hard we work, how big our effort is. if you get people's heart and minds behind it, you can do that. so to this day. my admonition to everybody in the industry is don't lose your people united lost its and look how difficult that was to climb out of that. if you lose your people aga

meaning, nothing -- you have not proven that these aliens were gog to leave anyway. >> tnk we have your testimony where two citizens said their visas were expiring and they would have left but mr. hansen said you can stay because i will make you a citizen. >> right. but you would have to write in intent. we have to take the words and define the words encourage or inducing to mean aiding or abetngr soliciting. what we do with o point where we said, if we are going to define a statute, we should not define it to put in words that congress took out. congress previouy to this statute had e rds aiding and abetting and solitg. and it took them out. now, we are putting back in what congress took out? >> i disagree justice sotomayor. i think this is an area of the law were commentators and the court have long acknowledd that different words have overlapping meanings that legislatures and courts used to capture these conces solicitation and aiding and abetting. abt dozen of each of the issues, induce and encourage are among those. i do not think the fact that congress took out solicit in 1952 su

chief justice, what is being said here is if yodon't come out for coffee with me, bad things are gog happen to you. there's other -- chief justice roberts: i'm sorry, this isn't remotely like that. it says, staying in cyberlife is going kill you. i can't ome i haven't said that. [laughter] come out for coffee. you have my number. i think that might sound solicitous of the person's development. i mean, if we're talking just about what the statentare, how is that -- what tone would you use in sayg at that would make it threatening? mr. weiser: the threat in that is, ifouon't come out and meet me, your life's in danr. and the stalking context her like many stalking situations, has someone who believes they're entitled to the attention and the affection of vtim. victims of stainroutinely face scores and scores, hear hundreds and hundreds of unwanted, invasive engagements from somebody and the consequence from stalkg ses is if you don't give me what i want, i can turn violent and that indeed doesapn. a significanamnt of the time. chief justice roberts: say this in a thrteng way. one of th

but i think the critical point is no matter what, we're going toeed the victim to testify and that's gog be an ordeal. we're going to need the victim -- the victim will be aware that the triaisngoing. there's a brief from the victi inhicase that details some of these harms. and if we're unable to get a nviction, that's going to send a message to the victim that i'm on my own, the law can't protect me, notwithstandinwhever band-aid they want to put on civil protection orders, whi themselves aren't going to last forever. and raise substantial due process concerns. and would be called into question by the role that petitioner's urging unless we're going to draw some kind of illogical line that's consistent with this court's precedent, as justice kagan has, i think her questions have gotten at. justice kavanaugh: one last question. are you aware oftastics or studies, and this could be hard, of murdersscol shootings, domestic violence incidents, th phaps could have been prevented if threats had been taken more seriously beforehand? mrfeigin: i'm not sure, your honor. i mean, i don't have any

she asked him in a letter to him, what didid he think was gog to happen? where we going to win?nd his response to her was, i can' guarantee success in this war, but i can guarantee something better, that we deserve it. so i'll say to you tonight that i can't guarantee you success, and what i'm about to do, but i guarantee you that at the end of it you will have no doubt in your mind who i am and what i stand for and whether i deserve it. so that's why i came back to sty came backd to manchester, and that's why came back to new hampshire to tell all of you that i intend to seek the republican nomination for president of the united states in 2024, and i want your support. [applause] thank you. all right. all right. so now, so now we will do what i like to do much more than that. when i was going and to jews ended over 150 town hall meetings in my first four years as governor. and then i came up. i did another hundred. and so just so you know, this is my favorite stuff, to find out t what you're thinking, what's on your mind and a to be able to ty to answer you honestly and directl

in order to describe how he was gog tochieve his revolutionary ends. and the idea heris collapse the current system create chaos make it as merle as possible because then you can sweep in with your solutions in, your vision. so the great reset is here. this is sort of my outline when i talk about we're seeing a new normal being imposed. the first amendment free speech rights and our currency are being collapsed. government and corporate collusion, we're seeing it right now. i'll get into what central currency i'm going to get into how they're how they're literally any free speech, censorship, big tech censorship is government censorship, current energy system is being intentionally collapsed. our transports russian system is being intentionally collapsed. your freedom of movement being stripped away our ability own property, home and being intentionally collapsed. our high yield agriculture is being collapsed as they're going after high yield fertilizer. they're going after nitrogen and the netherlands and sri lanka and europe and canada. australia com

i didn't really want to touch on donald trump or that,to some gog to , we're an open forum. >> caller i want to talk about the corruption in america, period. it's clear our country is divided and everybody i feel, yes, you are entitled to your opinion about what i want to talk about is our broken public school system. because there are times and i'm a woman of caller and i'm an american, and, of course, as a know our history where people of caller were not even able to attend school. and it's amazing because the system, it seems to change for the better in some areas. things can you still go on behind closed doors and what's going on in the public school system is really bad. so what i want to bring out is our universe is constitution clearly says that we all as americans have a right to be educated. that's just clear. but i want to know why our children of caller still being failed? and why are we being forced, they are forcing our children come they're diagnosing our children with mental health illnesses that dowi not exist. they havee these folks operating throughout our school sys

a child isn't just gog to grab chd. they will do it because they have some interest. it's not a propertinrest. governments have an interestn their citizens and their children, consular protection for aliens from other countries is a vital thing. it's not property. >> adults can change their country of citizenship. the children don't voluntarily join the tribe and in my hypothetical where the par don't want the child to be treated as a member of the tribe. it's solely based on the child's status. >> it either automatically confers citizenship which the united states does in som citizen abroad.or the u.s. it's n unheard-of proposition and at the parallels between dealing with tribes and reign countries is very direct for these purposes dealing with another an athat parallel is present in the commerce clause which tten in terms of foreign government ands. either citizenship could descend automatically at birth or when the ilbecomes 18 a child might choose a member that is another important consion of the child ac with somebody in the tribe. >> the good cause in the regul

they all have this detailed plan of how they are gog to get there, and they are very good at sellingerybody is going to win. i would say that the reason they are running is for the chance to become president, but there are other labors to this. there are other motives, including becoming prominent enough to get on news shows or to get a contract with a network or to write a book because all your followers will buy it. there are lots of those. that is why many of them stay in. they may be losing, but they know that every precious minute will increase their price when the campaign is over. it's america. we have a capitalist system and people trying to make money in whatever way that they can in their field of politics. host: we have been talking a lot about trump and the indictment. let's talk about joe biden. how should his campaign team handle or approach the trump indictment's? should they say nothing? should it become part of their political advertisement? guest: no. if trump becomes a republican nominee, certainly they would use that and if it is another republican candidate who r

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