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there's a great upcoming y.oing to be due out this spring of ralph waldo emerson by james marcus. glad to the brink of fear. and marcus very humorously says that ralph waldo emerson can seem to him kind of like that uncle at holiday gatherings is dispensing advice that really don't want to hear. just a little bit of a bore in emerson's journals, you see a man struggling with grief. he's struggling with wonder. he's struggling with the whole idea of religion and how to best honor divinity and the cosmos. and this is the guy that a young on would be much more inclined to embrace than the emerson, who are sometimes taught an american lit class. so i think moving culture is a great y reconnect us with the classics. so my great adaptations of jane austen novels as an example. and also just biographies that kind of give us a new dimension of these figures. you know, like there's a wonderful recent biography of henry david thoreau by laura dussault walls. she connects you with thoreau as someone who has just got a lot

he's done a great job.ain, joe biden revealed how extreme and divisive the radical left democrats have become. before your very ice crooked joe endorsed extreme late term abortion up-to-the-minute of birth. and even death after a baby is born. i always am very clear about this, when i say the governor of virginia, i always go back and say the former governor because you don't want to be tied into this. but the former governor, i call him little jackson. remember? his wife saved him. he was going to moonwalk, he was trying to say why he wore black face and was going to moonwalk across the stage and when his wife finally put down her foot, don't do it. you're already destroyed us. don't do it. remember, she stopped him because nobody can moonwalk like michael jackson. the greatest people. so this would not have been a pretty scene. but he said that, and you can see it, they have tapes on it. he said the baby is born and then we make a decision what to do with the baby. and there's some states that allow that.

and we did a great job. we were recognized for doing a great economy.no wars, rebuilt our military, got the greatest tax cuts in history, greater than the reagan tax carts the year before. we had the greatest cuts in regulation of any country end of this country. nobody has even come within 25, 30% of what we did. we cut regulations at a level that nobody ever saw before. when i went to the big companies and small companies and i would say which is more important, the biggest tax cuts in history for the biggest regulation cuts in history? i have never heard one person say the tax cuts. they would say the regulation cuts were more important. people couldn't build, they couldn't do anything. they were just stagnated. we had an lng plant in louisiana stuck in 14 years of traffic. they couldn't get their environmental permits. i got them in one day. they built a $15 billion -- this is like three empire state buildings rolled over and put together. it was the longest thing i had ever seen, made up of, like, all pipes, and i said, what the hell? it was a $15

i think it was great. it was great for them. great for cnn. i thought they were very fair. all of those thugs. and then you take meat monument wrecking thugs of washington, d.c. remember they came in to washington and you thought maybe there was a little bit of a racial anger. but then they wanted to take down the statue of abraham lincoln. i'm saying, what is this all about? they only wanted to do things until i got tough with them and impose a 10-year jail sentence on anyone for so much as touching any one of our magnificent monuments. and it was amazing to watch them flee the city. they fled. they fled the city very rapidly from that moment on. i brought out an old law that have been done in the early 1900s and it said that if you touch a statue, your get a maximum fine of ten years in jail and you can't do anything about it. it's ten years in jail. that's it. so i reinstated that law. you can never have a law like that past today because it's too tough. they don't do things until the country is really in trouble, they won't do things. i took it out, he reenacted it and

feet, thank you for that that you gave me education, thank you, friends, for what you gave me it’s a greatonor to perform... sincere heartfelt gratitude to those who were not able to see today’s flights, but i would like this earth, which has embodied all these difficult years, huge sacrifices, to be in space, when you fly up to your territory, you feel such a kind of pleasure, and the feeling is the same as when you drive up to the house, your heart comes out of your chest, and here you fly up, just into the communications zone, it’s also similar, the people’s land. hello. gramoistijlova 2024, a significant year for the church of the holy archangel michael in novogrudok, a catholic shrine that has become one of the symbols of the ancient city, is crossing the four-hundred-year mark; the church celebrated its anniversary year with a series of festive events. the first event was the grand opening and illumination of the crypt in honor of st. dominic and bishop vitus. a place that refers us to the origins of christianity in novogrudok. it is simply impossible to come to novogrudok and not se

they're also a great resource if you want to really revisit these great works of literature.ht here is an edition of emerson selected journals. and this book is really dear to emerson's journals, you really connect with a man who's a lot more emotionally vulnerable than the ralph waldo emerson of his essays. and as essays, you ■ can kind of come across, quite frankly, as a little bit pompous. there's a great upcoming ing to be due out this spring of ralph waldo emerson by james marcus. glad to the brink of fear. and marcus very humorously says that ralph waldo emerson can seem to him kind of like that uncle at holiday gatherings is dispensing advice that you really don't want to hear. just a little bit of a bore joua manstruggling with grief. he's struggling with wonder. he's struggling with the whole idea of religion and how to best honor divinity and the cosmos. and this is the guy that a young person would be much more inclined to embrace emerson, who are sometimes taught an american lit class. moving culture is a great way to reconnect us with the classics. so many great

i just wanted to say that we have great unity, great common sense. lot of very smart people in this room and a lot of people who love our country beyond just else. and the only thing that may be supersedes it is their close family and maybe their faith in certain instances, and that is very nice. but they want this country to be great again. . that we are going to make it great again. i just want to thank the republican senate and i want to thank also the house. we met with the full house, republican house today, and we had a tremendous meeting with them also and there is great unity. very >> not that different, we want to make our country great again. we are laughed at, we have a leader being laughed at and we're going to turn around fast. polls are looking very strongly for us. in a lot of states are leading. we have to take this beautiful place and make it special. right now it is scorned and an example when they look at crime and all the probleming us as a . they are getting away with murder. i want to thank you. if you are all elected or you wil

all these people, i said how great, tell me how great, and ws ok.ughter] i said what you mean ok, it was phenomenal, no, your hair didn't look good. then she said the ki killers, what happen, you couldn't find the way off your stage. the fake news had me walking into walls when i was just imitating biden because he walks into walls.live with that, that's what we call them the fake news, anytime the radical left marxist, communist and fascists indict me, i consider it a great badge of honor. remember, i got indicted more than alphonse capone, al c was the meanest -- scarface, scarface -- he was the meanest ever, right down the road in chicago.d chicago with an iron fist and if you went out to dinner with a person that did not like him, they were gone by the next morning, never found again, usually part of the foundation of a building going up, right? capone. all because i ran for office and would be enjoying life but you know i enjoy this better because we will make america great again, that's t. don't forget our enemies want to take away my freedom

our task would be too great for any man they do not have with him in their hearts and hands of this great republican party. and i promise you tonight that every fiber of my being is consecrated to our cause, that nothing shall be lacking from the struggle that can be brought to it by those he has a mighty vocation and plain hard work. and as world no person, no party can guarantee anything but what we can do and what we shall do is to preserve victory. and victory. well, they are. there. good lord, raise this mighty republican republic so they are home for the brave and to flourish as the land of the free, not to stagnate in the swamp, land of collectivism, not to be before the bullying of communism. now, my fellow americans, the tide has been running against freedom. our people have followed false prophets. we must and we shall return to approve in ways not because they are owned, but because they are true. we must and we shall. the tide is running again in the cause of freedom. and this party, with its every action, every word, every breath, and every heartbeat, has but a single resolve

it's a great question.u say, these waves of change are happening so fast and they're all mixed up. technology is at the same time that globalization is exploding. you know, so we had these seismic revolutions and they're big. don't get me. you know, this is not india. i know it's hard for us to believe because we've living through it, but this is truly once in you know, once in several centuries. so give you a sense of it. in the 1950s and sixties, when globalization was growing. you know, after the world war two. so japan joins the world economy. 50, 60 million people. south korea joins the 20,0 numb. singapore, south. and then from about the middle of the 1980s to the middle of the 2000s, india, china, all of latin america, indonesia, brazil, all join. right. that's1j■d about 3 billion peop. it's so you think about the seismic effect that's going to have. i often think people about the china shock. it's not a china shop, a globalization shock. but at the same time, you have absolutely extraordinary inform

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the great patriotic war.mmediately after graduating from the general military academy, and guard captain evgeny klinov is already on the front line after being wounded, he says this is his duty to the country and those who fought on the fronts. the great patriotic war, my ancestors, grandfathers, great-grandfathers, in different positions, in different ranks, took part in the defense of moscow, took part in the liberation of soviet ukraine, belarus, took part in the liberation of the peoples of europe from the nazi pig. my great-grandfather alexander klinov, as a foreman of a sapper battalion, died in the baltic states in 1944 during liberation. simply performing official duties, this special operation has long ceased to be the most important thing to be with your comrades, your participation, making a contribution, said, did, now evgeniy klinov, chief of staff of the airborne battalion. ukrainian nationalists and foreign mercenaries were driven back from our border together. with the soldiers performing task

it's great to be back. great to be back.d to believe it's been a whole year since we've been here. get to see all of you guys again and meet new faces. really exciting. i love this organization. love working with ralph reeds vision. it's been phenomenal. what a great day so far. i got to hear from great speakers. the best is yet to come. yet to come.i'm looking forward to it. anyway. if i could introduce our next speaker. i was reading an article about him. i want to make sure i get the headline right. i will pull my phone out and make i get the headline right. it was a liberal new york reporter who was writing about mark robinson. he said, mark robinson is mag because -- maca's great black hope. the ask accomplishment but man he's mad. my response to this reporter is man, i'm a mad to. and the american people are pretty mad. if you are looking around, if ything that's going on, if you watch the news for 15 minutes, you are upset about what's going on. i think we need somebody like jerry like was talking about. god give us d

great people. i just want to say very quickly to the hbcu alumni choir, we've been in a lot of ceremonies here hugging. i don't know if anybody has ever the acoustics of this hall sound that good. we were just about have church in here. okay. i want to give a special thanks to the arkansas state committee. governor sanders former governor hutchison and the dc mates home foundation board for going through this lengthy process and making today possible, finally possible and of course we want to thank benjamin victor. he is the sculptor of this magnificent statue of rex. in case. you didn't know that this this is his fourth statue here in statue jerry hall. and that may be a record. i'm not, but that's amazing. we're really grateful for his artistic contributions and i know most of you haven't been able to see the statue up close yet, but when you do, you'll you'll admire a lot of things about it. one of the things i like, i noticed right off the bat is you'll a lot of the great citizens who are memor

. >> great. do we have any agenda changes? >> no. >> great. now for public meetings i'd like to welcome to attend at city hall this meeting is ar live on sfgovtv to channel 78. i want to remind us of the programs and policies for public meetings we're bound do cover the structure and adhere to the best practices and every public meetings an opportunity for general public comment where members my comment on my item pertaining this this body public comment will be in-person with remote access for ada xoomgs we ask you keep your public comment on the topic each is limited to 3 minutes per speaker and understand that the committee didn't contribute dialogue towards comments and any person responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic device. the fourth floor has a women's restroom and all joined room on the southwest the exit at the southwest corner outside the door stairs on and corner pull the fire alarm is a teen and strub lights will go off i'm going to turn it over to our program societ

no, this is this is great advice. you will not see a connection. this is great advice. but to his credit, this is a great decision that president kennedy makes. and it's a reminder more of an that my grandfather spoke articulated many times. my father curium, that is president of the united states. dwight eisenhower was paid to make six decisions a year and to make six good decisions a year. well, in october 1962, kennedy makes a good decision. he earns his pay that day. there is something else that's happening here. and this is the post war. this is the world that is brought forward by normandy. we have a period of intense conflict between the united states and soviet union. this is a bipolar international picture. if you are a student of international relations, you know that a bipolar international order is considered by theoreticians to be inherently unstable because they gain by one side is always a loss by another. so we have a bipolar international system of sorts. thomas friedman called it a system characterized by profound distrust between the principles made s

it shows the greatness of muslims. muslims in the world move in one direction, gather around one point and obey one god. this community and united behavior should be the source of the political unity of muslims. the greatest pain of islamic societies is that they still do not understand the true philosophy of many divine commands. and hajj despite all the mystery and greatness it has, it still remains as a dry worship and a fruitless movement. the imam considered the unity of muslims, which is derived from the quran and islamic laws, as the liquid for their victory, and he called the unity of the word the way to get rid of the arrogant. when it is established that they do not pay attention to those qur'anic issues and do not pay attention to the rules of islam and violate the call of islam to unity, they must be forced to give up everything and beg them to accept that hajj is a set of acts of worship. religion is a political, social and cultural thing that loses one of its pillars without any of these issues . and it h

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a man has the mojo is going to be a very great senator. taking off like a rocket he is leading in all of the polls he is going to be something very, very special mike rogers, mike thank you very much. [cheering] [applause] and mrs. rogers thank you for being here. so nice to meet you. thousand easy endorsement for me that was a real easy when he has got what it takes he will be one of the most former formidable senators i think he's going to do a phenomenal job bringing money back to your district bringing jobs back to your district. he is a big believer in that. a person who has endorsed us and has been fantastic he is run for office he could run for a lot of offices if you want he loved being a police chief is james and craig. where is james? james craig. a wonderful guy and thank you for the support i really do appreciate it. michigan gop chair a friend of mine also incredible politician at the time he left he did not lose the left after a while it went on to big things including being an ambassador. that one guy wanted to head up the g

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’s apartment, if it turns out that this apartment is owned by the great-grandmother, then the great-grandmotherldren, but in the absence of all the first three steps, great-grandchildren have the right in equal shares, regardless of their fathers. if there are no others heirs, well, i think it’s time to find out if tatyana sokalova is the biological mother for all of you, and accordingly, are you each other’s brothers and sister? so, we now have three children in our studio, margarita, ruslan, who lives with his dad in dagestan, and semyon, sasha and i. looked at all three tests, i think you are interested in whether you are brothers and a sister, yes, you have the same mother, you are brothers and a sister, we congratulate you, without you, but today you found out that... your mother died, your biological mother died and we we want to show you where she is buried, attention, well, hello, tana, long time no see, despite the breakup. i always try to come to moscow with my son. upon arrival, we immediately visit tatyana here at the cemetery. i didn’t have time to tell tanya to thank her, let’s sa

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that god was an ally in this great cause. and so, the night before the invasion, when colonel wolverton asked his parachute troops to kneel with him in prayer, he told them, do not bow your heads, but so you can see god and ask his blessing in what we are about to do. also that night, general matthew ridgway on his cot, listening in the darkness for the promise god made to joshua, i will not fail three, nor for sake thee. these are the things that impelled. these are the things that shaped the unity of the allies. when the war wars over, there were lives to be rebuilt and governments to be returned to the people. there were nations to be reborn. above all, there was a new peace to be assured. these were huge and daunting tasks. but the allies summoned the strength from the faith, belief, loyalty, and love over those who fell here. the rebuilt and new europe together. there was first a great reconciliation among those who had been enemies, all of whom had suffered so greatly. the united states did its part, creating the marsha

workforce, great education system, great logistics and infrastructure, great business environment inpacing the northeast for the first time ever. it was announced a year and a half ago. states like georgia, tennessee, texas, south carolina, we've got your grade republican governors, to have a great business environment, that's why south korean companies and other companies around the world and the united states are coming to our states. to compete every single day. >> you had a fractious relationship with donald trump. and some polls by as much as 10 points. how do you feel about that? >> this is a pocketbook election. and i will say today, we need to be focused on the future. i think donald trump, the debate comes to atlanta, georgia. are you better off today than you were four years ago. are you paying more for groceries, more for energy, more for your insurance, more for your rent, is the disaster a border? if that's the case, donald trump will continue to do well in georgia. neil: if he focuses on the last election, you criticized him for that. recounts and the rest. that's where

thank you, that's a great, great point. thank you. please.ful baby. >> thank you. >> you can't do better than that. that's beautiful. go ahead. >> hi, mr. president. >> hi. >> by name is emily. -- my name is emily. this is my daughter, felicity. we live in arizona. it's beautiful and, you know, everything, but, you know, it's also many our little area, my concern is the nearest trauma hospital is over an hour and a half away. what can your administration do to give rural americans better access to hospitals in. >> well, we're going to be helping rural america. you know, rural america votes for trump. there's nobody going to take that away. [cheers and applause] and we'll be helping. they've been building. we started a process of building hospitals and other things in rural america. and i'm going to keep that going. they ended it in the biden administration, as you know, but we're going to keep that going. rural america, look, it's the back with won't, it's the -- backbone, it's the heart of our country. we'll take care of it, okay? thank you.

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a great guy. woman come i can't believe she's leaving congress preach he would have won by 99% but she's doing something very important. she's going to maricopa county board of supervisors and she has my complete and total endorsement. one of the greatest people. she was just a warrior. i just want to introduce a special woman debbie lasco. debbie, there you are. [applause] a great job. she has the important job. we have got to get them on our side debbie. they are republicans but they act like democrats. we have got to get them on our side. another friend of mine somebody that's incredibly healthy and strong. he loves you and he likes me a lot. paul gosar. [applause] paul, thank you. you have got a good location. thank you, paul. a great guy. the wonderful patriot. all of them are warriors and sometimes it's not easy. but they are really something very special. a congressional candidate who's doing a really terrific job. the election was rigged the last time. i will tell you that. let me tell you

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that's a great point. it's great to see you. thank you so much for reporting from with us now, democratic congressman row column of california, he's a top member of the national advisory board for the biden biden-harris campaign. congressman, thank you for coming in. jason carroll just laid out what could happen and the new york times just urge president biden to step aside and a new editorial and said that it's up to you in other democrats to tell him the truth. are you at all open to considering a nominee other than joe biden? >> no. i looked joe biden won the votes in this country. we don't have journalists are members of congress, pick the nominee. we have people run for the primary. he did that and new hampshire and south carolina and super tuesday, he has the delegates. this is his decision and he was it's very clear today. he said, when you get knocked down, you come back, you show resilience he has made it very clear that he's running and at this point, the democratic party should focus on the economy, how we are for the