. >> our story begins here in greeley, colorado.t's about an hour north of denver and it's a community built on cattle, oil, and agriculture, but one that thriving blue scene. >> greeley, colorado, about 115,000 people, primarily agricultural. >> we're known for our beef in this area forever. >> people are friendly and it has a small town feel. >> we're located in this pristine little valley where we have the best of ♪ ♪ >> 53-year-old scott sessions grew up here in greeley. he was part of the local music scene. played his trumpet at some of the local bars here but some say his personality played louder than his horn. >> he started playing probably at eight or nine. there is a picture of a trumpet across his chest. that trumpet is bigger than he is. >> his high school teacher said, you ought to play in the jazz group, and i think at that time, he really started to get interested in playing the trumpet. >> when he put that trumpet to his lips, oh. >> i've known scott since high school. we've been friends for the last 40 years. he alw

and, in fact, her story, she's in europe, you know, writing for horace greeley. she meets a guy ten year withs longer, i-yo vanny angelo which sounds, i don't know about you guys, but giovanni angelo sounds pretty exciting to me. they had -- they became lovers. they had a baby out of wedlock. they got married later. got involved in the roman revolution, sailed off for america and then drowned. their ship ship wrecked off thet of fire island, and they drowned, and their bodies were never found. isn't that sad? kind of a sad -- i sort of feel like she was just coming into her own, you know? and it didn't, didn't work out for her. all right. so this was the model for women in journalism. in the 1800s. which sets the stage for nelly bly who is a name i'm sure you all have herald, right? i mean, when -- have heard, right? when people talk about the story ofournism and women in journalism, nelly buy'se alwayslly bly's name a always comesp. she's very well k and the reason is because she was extremely significant. okay. so two pieces of context. increasing commercializa

this incident became the deadliest the greeley incident has been in india for the past 28 years.ore this, the prime minister of india said that the culprits of the deadly railway accident in the east of the country will be severely punished . persepolis and esteghlal club, which should be held in line with the implementation of the general policy implementation law of article 44, mr. amirreza vaez ashtiani, an expert in sports management, and then mr. rastin, one of the honorable representatives of the islamic council and a member of the sports faction of the parliament, with greetings and courtesy and respect welcome, thank you, in the name of allah, the most merciful, and me too dear viewers , hello and good night . is esteghlal and persepolis really seen in the law of principle 44 and the realization of its implementation or not? farhang left, i came again after a while and they announced that within the framework of article 44 of the constitution, his shares should be transferred, they followed up on this issue , now the way of action and how it is actually a long debate, in

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topic i wanted to ask about your decision to retire from church service, you get your final sermon at greeley goldsboro, north carolina recently. you spoke about the testimony of the full. explain. >> i talked about that because the majority of the people in the bible have some crippling reality -- mentally, physically, or otherwise, economically. yet god used them to be transformative. there is a great scripture in the bible about it. i retired from pastoral ministry but not from ministry. i'm going to pastor the movement. i will try to raise more and more people who see themselves as important instruments of fundamental change. we have so much work to do. i watched this case out of north carolina. that case is a reaction to the work we did in moral monday when we won. we beat extremists on voter suppression. we beat them on redistricting. amy: you're talking about the independent state legislature theory being obliterated by the supreme court. >> exactly. in 1868, 2 ministers who helped lead the writing of the north carolina constitution after slavery that put in the constitution the very t

horace greeley. i was the poorest guy in santay barbara at the time. >> in the early eighties. ifk you look at.this i want you to really look at this. yeah. and explain for the year 2021wh and 2022. yeah. why florida is taking in nearly a thousand people a dayople and you're losing 800 people a day. they're leavin dayg. >> tell me why they're leaving your state. so we'll stop at the three.at a >> or you want to do the whole. no, no, we'll just answer 1 one of the 18 states. 18 states had declines in population. relifoia wascalifornia's was 0.. >> you didn't bring up any ofd the red states that had declineddeclin in populations. >> it's an interesting fact,g and i don't see it on here. >> an interesting admitted fact. what's that? per capita o, more floridiansmoe moved to california than california califor is moving d to florida. that, i don'ont imagine is in sa one of your eight slides. let me take another stab at thisb at. in 2021, california, 7.8% of gdp, gdp growth in this country, one of the fastest growing economies anywhere on planetomies an earth. this state continues to

. >> i think about the horace greeley letter, where greeley is pushing him, the famous newspaper editor, pushing him to november harder on emancipation. lincoln, of course, as we both know, lincoln used that letter to say i don't care about slavery. i don't care about emancipation. and he's doing this because he knew the country, the north, was racist as well as the south. he said, my job is to unite the union. now if that is half slave, half free, you know what, that's fine with me. if that's all free, that's fine with me. i don't really care. i just want to save the union. because he knew that's what he had to say. he said a more horrible things over the proceeding 20 years, because he knew how far he could push the voters. and if he got too far ahead of them, he knew he would lose them and he would lose the battle to emancipate slaves. i love the letter and how you describe -- please forgive me for going on too long here but it's important to understand. i love that when lincoln was finally in a position to make a hard, fast decision. i love you talking about that letter that i think

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