ever resound in this hallowed where he now stands. and we that just as his figure has been carved in grave on our hearts the consequential significance that president truman was but a common man who had just his damnedest. then may we never look upon this statue without hearing your claim on each of us? whoever we are from wherever. we come to live and to serve where we are called. when are called with the same purpose. to live into calling. blessed than all those who today find themselves seated in the most powerful positions in our nation's government. may they serve the same tenacity, honesty and of duty and responsibility with which president truman led this country in defending and upholding our democracy and the faithfulness, faithfulness, your name. we offer our prayers. amen. ladies and gentlemen please remain in your seats for the departure of the official party.

fight and france are in the first world war, to defend peoples interest for decades here in these hallowedo the congress. and the white house. son of a performer and himself a small business owner truman knew firsthand the promise of the american dream. and the power of democracy to support those aspirations. that is why in his 1949 state of the union address he pledged that every individual has a right to expect, from our government, a fair deal. and, he made this declaration his mission. putting forth a shining, inclusive aegean of prosperity and security for every family. indeed, president truman's moral leadership including historic orders as others had mentioned including each happens to desegregate the armed forces and the federal workforce, forged important progress in the fight for equal justice under the law. president truman also deserves great credit for his visionary leadership on health care. his impassioned advocacy placed the goal of universal health care to the forefront of our national agenda. that is why when president johnson and the medical bill passed he traveled to in

, the exact composition will be complemented by a four-meter one, if only 2023 finds the theme of hallowukraine on kostrychnitskaya square vakul, i am a european-style city and light arches this year we have, except for those sites that in minsk have already seen, so to speak , adds a light installation. also in a number of areas. this is micro. not really, except for sokol in the plekhanov area and rokossovsky in the tractor area factory. there are two sets of light figures on the street. this year we are exhibiting 3d figures, they will be installed in the chelyuskintsev park entrance group and in the gorky park area entrance from the street. near the capital, the city will literally be filled with atmospheric lights after dina's control room, and the bright company will rejoice for a month until the 15th studio. sports motivation for future pirogues in the auzen child of chew 's youth sports school i ask for a football master class for young athletes with my experience more than vedas's tactics and volodya's technique. what about young athletes were shared by professionals in i think

. means further decoupling from male in china, taiwan semiconductor industry would eventually be hallowed out. so we can only expect us china, taiwan relations to be more and more complex and the conflicts will go on in the future. dw correspondence, so sorry him and i paid so thank you. farmers can be at the forefront of bio gas development and earn a good living from it as at least that's how it is in denmark. the journey from the nor to bio gas to fertilizer could free the country of its dependence on energy imports in the future. take a look. ah, it was easy to convince pharma be to hoyt that this business idea made sense. 5 years ago, a bio gas operator asked him if he could imagine selling menu or thanks to the 160 cows in his care, now earns an extra 6000 years from the manure business. person go ahead, we live, we used to drive them in your far out to the fields to day, the trucks just go to the bio gas plant. so we didn't have to rebuild the system to join in for to say to here. many farmers also signed up to this business idea on the danish island of hoon in there now supplying

but it's been a tremendous honor to serve in this hallowed body. it just has. this was not something that i aspired to from my earliest days. and in fact i really didn't want to be a judge, after my mother got over the disappointment of my choosing not to apply to med school and then she got used to the idea of having an attorney, she ended up, she knew she had a brain tumor that was going to ultimately take her life. they had done what they could. at mayo clinic and surgery. they could do no more. but she was brilliant. she put herself through baylor, 2 1/2 years, while she was working full time. most of that in the registrar's office. but my brilliant mom taught school as an eighth grade english teacher for so many years and taught sunday school for most of her years. but she would say, louie, you know, you make a great judge -- you'd make a great judge. i'd go, mother, i don't want to be a judge. there's some lawyers i'd hate to sit there and listen to all day. besides, i make more money than a judge does. i've got no interest. we lost her in january of 1991

we pray that this statue of amelia brings joy and inspiration to all to visit her in these hallowed halls. we ask for your blessing over the atchison amelia earhart foundation. the earhart family and everyone who continues to carry on her everlasting legacy. we pray that amelia's determination to achieve new heights is ingrained in our everyday lives as we strive to represent the american people in congress. bless us, god, as we leave this remarkable tribute today. help us to take your passion with us. fan its today and forevermore. amen.

also have a much better, more livable environment for this research facility near the german city of hallow find just a studying the damage done by modern day intensive farming practices over sprawling area. they're looking at houses. oil life says when land is managed in other ways, both in today's climate and the predicted, warmer world of the future. this crop land creates very unfair road conditions for because it's fertilized regularly, which is what i don't like that very delicate skin. and if the litigation last, the page value of the soil gets it gets more acidic and also it's, it's a monoculture, right? so that's just one type of plan that they eat. and yet it creates a very, very static environment. ecologist, mary's intimate is taking a coil sample to check for life. the ongoing drought in the region has pushed down earth when numbers across all lunges types. by now we haven't found very many years, one very, very small one, not the phone for now. in recent years, the intensively farmed plots have been all but earth when free. that's a bad sign because that presence is widely see

but today under this haloed -- hallowed capitol dome we come to sanctify it also as a day of heroes. destowing the highest honor congress has to offer, to the men and women of the u.s. capitol police and metropolitan police department of washington, d.c. on the day democracy faced maximum danger, these public servants responded with maximum valor. whether it was holding the line on the lower west terrace, or leading insurrectionists away from the senate chamber, or acting quickly to protect members and staff, history will forever note that on january 6 democracy lived on because of them. today we are here to say thank you, thank god for you. a year can pass, two years can pass, a decade can pass. but january 6 will always seem like yesterday to me. i can remember sitting on the floor of the senate that day when my detail suddenly came up and said, senator, we have to get you out of here. you are in danger. and he grabbed me by the jacket as we ran out of the chamber. at one point i was within 30 feet of the rioters. before my brave detail pulled me away to safety. their quick thinkin

terms and this is my last time addressing you as fellow colleagues from the house for within these hallowed halls of congress. no question the history and marble of this place our nations capital is something that never ceases to amaze me. i cannot express how deeply grateful i am to have had the tremendous privilege to represent the 10th district of georgia. before me and to play a small role in shaping our nation's history. with god as my guide, i have set out in the last eight years to not only represent him well but to represent georgia's 10th district and our country well. i would be quite remiss if i didn't take a moment to extend a heartfelt gratitude to many in my life who are so important and who have made these last eight years so meaningful. certainly my wife. we all know this is not an easy place for family and i cannot express to her the deep love and appreciation i have for the incredible support that she has given our two daughters, anna and sarah, their husbands, our four grandchildren as well have stood by me and us through all of this so much. i love and appreciate them mo

hallowing heroes, that was in the late 1990s, it is holiday heroes now, thanks to the wonder weiss foundatione honors go out to everyone who stood tall for community service. fred want to, even in the locker room, told me he has community service on his mind. >> not only giving back to the community, honestly, it feels good. it feels good for you to give back, and do these types of things for others. it is always something that has been ingrained in me since i was little. >> speaking of the 49ers, while brock purdy gets ready for his first nfl start, there is a chance that jimmy garoppolo could return to the team sooner than you may think. here is the story on this one. garoppolo, has broken foot will not require surgery, like the team had originally thought. he would only be sidelined for 7 to 8 weeks, that means there is a chance he could come back for the nfc championship, or even sooner. quarterback baker mayfield is coming to the nfc west, but it is not the 49ers. he will stay with the rams for the remainder of the season, but was released on monday -- sentence is kaput a waiver in for h

oh ah, hallow the rain clouds are set in across northern parts of australia. we have our old tropical cyclone, eli, just making its way across the font north of malden territory, 122 millimeters of rain, not too far. from darwin, in that wet weather will continue to sink its way further southwards, as it makes his way down into the heart of australia. lots of cloud and rain there, right across so much of northern australia. certainly it's a good part of queensland as well. and even new south wales, seeing some rather disturbed weather. we are going to see that wet weather, bringing some heavy bursts to fry the possibility of some ma flash, letting him pass. some of these areas could see as much as for be $50.00 to $100.00 millimeters of rights and not too pleasant here for the south. it is pleasant. we've got temperatures in adelaide getting up to 31 celsius a 28 there in melbourne. will say 28, therefore sidney. not too bad into new zealand bits and pieces of cloud and rain coming in here. but i think by monday, january try few spots a friend cross eastern si

with this cover of an 18 pop plastic your voice by john farnham, they're shooting for that most hallowed of british traditions. topping the charts with a christmas number one single. ah not for 14 or fame though. they're much more modest aim is to keep their school lights on. and their teachers employed ah, been a teacher since the late ninety's. ah, this is the worst i've ever known. it bon crosshead says the school is in a huge financial black hole and it's not alone. it's absolutely country light. and i think if you spoke to any had teacher in the country, they would say the am, their school has been really badly hit by this earlier in the year, teachers wages went up box. the government did not give schools the money to pay for this, leaving them with serious budget deficits. bancroft hopes they can raise enough money to buy solar panels for the roof. cutting soaring energy bills might mean the school won't have to make staff redundancy in a year or 2, the teaching assistants that vulnerable and special needs children rely on for support. despite having fun with the video, the situat

capitol to this hallowed ground statuary, where the house of representative met until 1857, where abraham sat during his one term in congress, and where john quincy adams 17 years as a house member following his presidency. it is altogether fitting that we commemorate the public service of loved ones in this historic space. and i wish to thank speaker pelosi for granting us the use of statuary hall for today's memorial service. and we are also so grateful that we can return to statuary hall after to hold this memorial service for the past two years due to covid. on behalf fmc, i welcome the families and former staffers of the members of the senate and house being commemorated this year. we also appreciate the many and former members of congress who have taken time out of their busy to pay tribute to their colleagues and friends. fmc, especially appreciates the time given to us in this memorial service by. the distinguished members of our official party. they include the speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi of california, the republican leader of house of representatives.

ah, ah, hallow. we've got a fair bit of wet weather in the forecast for the middle east. over the next couple of days. you see this large band of cloud. it brought around 6 months worth of rainfall to northern parts of saudi arabia and that wet weather sweeping across iraq toward kuwait easing into that so western side of iran at 20 to snow over the higher ground here. so it does stay disturb you see how the weather weather becomes a little more expansive as we go through a sunday right up towards the levant, some wet with a sliding its way through his syria, lebanon, jordan, all saint cloud and right. pushing in from the atlantic. nothing further east was some heavy downpour. certainly a possibility, some snow over the turkish mountains in some rain, even here in casa. so we may say a little bit of wet weather as we go through monday and temperatures struggling to get around 20 celsius. staying little on the overcast side. i will the next couple of days, a few showers to into the northeast of africa. much of north africa will be dry and settled at risk when they, the ham

certainly, well, it was a massive address today with some very important points being made there in the hallowed holes of the ministry of defense. our correspondence donald corridor was there on the sidelines. you now brings us over hi side from focusing on the threat that ne nato and the u. s. are opposing to russia's national security. russian president vladimir putin also focused a lot on the need to keep the russian military up to modern standards. one of our putin focused put specific emphasis on the use of combat drones, both aerial and land based. he said that the special military operate operation has shown that drones are used everywhere on the modern battlefield. and russia has the industrial capability to kick up their production. we also heard boot and say that it's very important to continue to supply russian troops with the latest modern combat. basic equipment like uniforms, boots, medical equipment, as well as rifles from the latest generation. after all, russia, as president said that the russian state is willing to give the defense ministry as much money as it needs to accompli

into mentally with that there is a limit, wind is an acceptabletl to start jingling those bells, hallowingsgiving, michael, you are going to be arguing for halloween and you can take my podium.ta [applause] back. >> ladies and gentlemen and lovers of christmas around the world. i say to you not only halloween, the day before halloween and the day after christmas. it is said to hear the of us her and her and turning and there's enough christmas music and ladies and gentlemen, i am an american i don't like crony capitalism and what you have with a limited window for christmas carols is really going to select few christmas songs and you can only play so many and that's why mariah carey is truly the victim in all of this and it is a wonderful song and you christmas music should bewo wage around is that we can't discover even more fantastic fun. >> i rest my case. >> thank you, that is amazing. >> that was amazing. very inspired by that but is[a wait to hear the counterargument coming to becoming you are arguing for thanksgiving or after missing the floor. [applause] [applause] >> my fellow ame

steadfast efforts we pray that the statue of amelia brings joy in inspiration to all -- in these hallowed we ask for your blessing over the acheson america naylor earhart nation, they are her family, and everyone who continues to carry on her everlasting legacy. we pray than amelia's determination to achieve new heights is ingrained in our everyday lives, as we strive to represent the american people in congress. blew through his guard, leave this bubble tribute today. -- today, and forevermore amen there are a lot of places get political information, but only at c-span and you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from, or where you stand on the issues, c-span's americas network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here, or hear, or hear, or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. >> are you a nonfiction book lover looking for new podcast? this holiday season, trying listen to one of the main podcasts c-span has to offer. on q&a, he will listen to interesting interviews with people and authors writing books

it's almost too hallowed, in a way, the sussex's view to the monarchy. trying to bring reality to it. they explained how when harry introduced meghan to the family, they were overcome by her being a hollywood ak dress and there was some cliches that they attached to that. they struggled to deal with her is what harry was suggesting when they first met meghan. i think it is a bit lost in translation between the hollywood vibe and the british vibe. they both struggled to bringing that to reality. never fully understood meghan or what she could contribute. >> this is interesting. when meghan is discussing the walk about, this event in brittain, you can tell the cultural differences. she doesn't understand the style of that or why it takes place anyway. can you explain to our international viewers how harry and meghan are regarded in this country at the moment, the complexities and what impact this docu series will have? >> they've said they want to tell their truth. books have been written by people who don't even know. isn't it more sensible to hear our si

january 6th was a day of violence and a day of darkness, but today under this hallowed capitol dome weof heroes. on the day democracy faced maximum danger, these public servants responded with maximum valor. whether it was holding the line on the lower west terrace, or leading insurrectionists away from the senate chamber, or acting quickly to protect members and staff, history will forever note that on january 6th, democracy lived on because of them. today we are here to say thank you, thank god for you. a year can pass, two years can pass, a decade can pass, but january 6th will always seem like yesterday to me. i can remember sitting on the floor of the senate that day when my detail suddenly came up and said, senator, we have to get you out of here. you're in danger, and he grabbed me by the jacket as we ran out of the chamber. at one point i was within 30 feet of the rioters before my brave detail pulled me away to safety. their quick thinking, their valor, their ability to stay calm in the face of violence undoubtedly saved lives that day, and again, our thanks will forever remai

tell the president, when he saves the country, he must not give our flag to such hallowed. hands but the old flag will triumph yet. i chose to live longer but i will die among the ring and clamor of battle, as i could wish farewell to you and the noble officers of my regiment. i can find my wife and my children. now that is a traumatic letter, which very quickly found its way into newspapers. and there was even a song written about it, that's sheet music about broad head last letter. when that appeared in a newsletter, mcdowell felt forest with this assault on his loyalty, accusing him of treason, he felt compelled to call for a court of inquiry to investigate the charges. and ultimately exonerate him. in fact, he was exonerated, there's no evidence that he was ever disloyal. but the court of inquiry itself, which is a gold mine of information about this campaign, about urban mcdowell, about conciliatory war, changing war policies, bringing up all these things in public and having a published in a newspaper every day for two months. starting in november. it absolutely destr

but today under this hallowed capitol dome we come to sankty sanctify it as a day of heroes.r the highest honor to the capitol police and metropolitan police of washington, d.c. on the day democracy faced maximum danger, these public servants responded with maximum valor. whether it was holding the line on the lower west terrace or leading insurrectionists away from the senate chamber or acting quickly to protect members and staff, history will forever note that on january 6th democracy lived on because of them. today we are here to say thank you, thank god for you. a year can pass, two years can pass, a decade can pass, but january 6th will always seem like yesterday to me. i can remember sitting on the floor of the senate that day when my detail suddenly came up and said senator, we have to get you out of here. you are in danger. and he grabbed me by the jacket as we ran out of the chamber. at one point i was within 30 feet of the rioters before my brave detail pulled me away to safety. their quick thinking, valor, ability to stay calm in the face of violence undoubtedly sa

hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done in earth as it is in heaven.s day our daily bread and forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. you can only imagine the increased number of followers and maybe skeptics to who knows, because of the magnitude of what he's teaching. but the ripple effect of a message like that throughout all of israel was a messiah here. amen. the kingdom has come. who's on it with jardiance? ♪ ♪ we're the ones getting it done. we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're on it with jardiance. join the growing number of people who are on it with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, (that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function), and genital yeast or urinary tract infections.

the republican party doesn't seem to have the answers that globalization has hallowed out the americanmy. the wokesters have taken over hollywood, sports. the democrats are like nero's court. it's a grotesque theater. what gay couples are dressed up as a man dressed up like a woman and prancing back and forth? what about for marriage is persecution christians and people that don't go along with this bill. their idea on stops a lot of people from tackling what's going on at the border. they're so committed to the ukraine that they can't see nuclear war in their face. they handed over control to this pageant try and the woke children. >> tucker: i would have respect -- i do have respect for people that disagree with me but trying hard to arrive at the right answer. i think that's worth respecting. effort is worth respecting. they're not even trying. >> no, they're pushing their own theater here. like you said, who is this lynching act defending? what is this protecting? it's not a base card as much as it is a distraction. and it's something that joe biden has done for years. he said agai

but today under this hallowed capitol dome, we come to sanctify it also as a day of heroes.has to offer to the men and women of the u.s. capitol police and the metropolitan police department of washington, d.c. on the day democracy faced maximum danger, these public servants responded with maximum valor. whether it was holiding the lin on the lower west tearas or leading insurrectionists away from the senate chamber or acting quickly to protect members and staff, history will forever note that on january 6th, democracy lived on because of them. today we are here to say thank you, thank god for you. a year can pass, two years can pass, a decade can pass. but january 6 will always seem like yesterday to me. i can remember sitting on the floor of the senate that day whether my detail suddenly came up and said senator, we have to get you out of here, you're in danger. and i grabbed me by the jacket as we ran out of the chamber. at one point i was within 30 feet of the rioters. before my brave detail pulled me away to safety. they're quick thinking, they're valor, their ability t

he must not give our hallowed flag to such hands. but the old flag will triumph. yet i had hoped to live longer. but i die amidst the ring and clanger of battle as i could wish farewell to you and the noble officers of my i can find my wife, my children. now, that's a dramatic letter which very quickly found its way into newspapers and even there was a song written about it that's sheet music about a bright heads last letter. and when that appeared on the newspaper, mcdowell felt forced with this assault on his loyalty, accusing him of treason. he felt compelled to call for a court of inquiry to investigate the charges and ultimately examine or rate him. in fact, he was exonerated there was no evidence that he was ever disloyal, but the court of inquiry itself, which is a gold mine of information about this campaign, about irvin mcdowell, about conciliator or a war and changing war policies, bringing up all these things in public and having them published in the newspaper every day for two months, starting in november. absolutely destroyed any shred of reputation

my last time addressing you as fellow colleagues here from the house floor within these haloed -- hallowed halls of congress. no question the history and the marble of this place, our nation's capitol, is something that never ceases to amaze me. i cannot express how deeply grateful i am to have had the tremendous privilege to represent the 10th district of georgia among the ranks of so many incredible men and women before me and to play a small role in shaping our nation's history. with god as my guide, i have set out in the last eight years to not only represent him well but to represent georgia's 10th district and our country well. i would be quite remiss if i didn't take a moment to extend a heartfelt gratitude to many in my life who are so important and who have made these last eight years so meaningful. certainly my wife. we all know this is not an easy place for family and i cannot express to her the deep love and appreciation i have for the incredible support that she has given our two daughters, anna and sarah, their husbands, our four grandchildren as well have stood by me and us

steadfast efforts we pray that the statue of amelia brings joy in inspiration to all -- in these hallowed halls. we ask for your blessing over the acheson america naylor earhart nation, they are her family, and everyone who continues to carry on her everlasting legacy. we pray than amelia's determination to achieve new heights is ingrained in our everyday lives, as we strive to represent the american people in congress. blew through his guard, leave this bubble tribute today. -- today, and forevermore amen weekends on c-spantwo are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv documents america story, and on sunday, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span two comes from these television companies, and more. including comcast. >> oh you think this is just a community center? no, it's way more than that. are you a nonfiction book lover looking for a new podcast? this holiday season trial isn't into one of the many podcast that c-span has to offer. on q&a, you'll listen to interesting interviews with people and authors writing books on h

this cover of an 18 pot classic he or the voice by john farnham, they're shooting for that most hallowed of british traditions. topping the charts with a christmas number one single. ah not for 14 your fame though. they're much more modest aim is to keep their school lights on, and their teachers employed. ah, i've been a teacher since the late ninety's. ah, this is the worst i've ever known it. bon crosshead says the school is in a huge financial black hole, and it's not alone. it's absolutely country light. and i think if you spoke to any had teacher in the country, they would say that their school has been really badly hit by this earlier in the year, teachers wages went up, but the government did not give schools the money to pay for this, leaving them with serious budget deficits bancroft hopes they can raise enough money to buy solar panels for the roof. cutting soaring energy bills might mean the school won't have to make staff redundancy in a year or 2, the teaching assistants that vulnerable and special needs children rely on for support. despite having fun with the video, the s