hazel. mr.el: the biggest problem facing us is the economy, but to quote, the man who puts all the guns and decision-making power into the hands of a central government and then says limit yourself is he truly the impractical utopian. the idea the economy isn't the biggest problem we have in georgia is because people don't understand economics. these guys don't understand economics from republicans or democrats or we would not be in the hole we are in in terms of trillions and trillions of dollars. what we need to do is get back to basics. austrian economics where we get rid of this cancer invaded every transaction that we have through a fiat currency system. creating freedom for everybody in georgia is the default position. not more government, not more programs and policies, not more point at the barrel of a gun force and coercion. it is freedom. donna: brian kemp, your answer to the question. gov. kemp: since i did not get a rebuttal after being called out, would just let georgians know again

hazel. mr. hazel: the biggest problem facing us is the economy, but to quote, the man who puts all the guns and decision-making power into the hands of a central government and then says limit yourself is he truly the impractical utopian. the idea the economy isn't the biggest problem we have in georgia is because people don't understand economics. these guys don't economic -- -- economics from republicans or democrats or we would not be in the hole we are in in terms of trillions and trillions of dollars. austrian economics where we get rid of this cancer invaded every transaction. through a fiat currency system. creating freedom for everybody in georgia is at the default position. not more government, not more programs and policies, not more point at the barrel of a gun force and coercion. it is freedom. moderator: brian kemp, your answers. gov. kemp: since i did not get a rebuttal after being called out, to let georgians know again, my record is being attacked because ms. abrams does not want

hazel, we've got to move on. mr. hazel: we are not going to be excluded from this. moderator: he did refer to hurt, so we are going to have to speak to her first. mr. hazel, we want to move on. ms. abrams: i want to point out three things that were inaccurate. one, i urge caution because any leader should privilege the lives of -- 38,000 people died in georgia. one in every 100 county residents perished under this governor, so yes, i urged caution, but i also urged good math. we have the money in our accounts to do what's right. money not delivered by brian kemp, money delivered by federal democrats and hard-working georgians who generated the surplus and they deserve investment in their lives. the income taxes we keep hearing about, half $1 billion, the rest of us get $193. moderator: shane hazel, 30 seconds. mr. hazel: it's stolen money from people who have property. we have property tax in america, it has to be one of the most un-american things i've ever heard of. there are a lot of us that homeschool because we don't believe in the government school system and

- super star shane shane, hazel. >> he weakened gun laws and flooded our streets.ur privacy rights and women's rights. the most dangerous thing facing georgia is 4 more years of brian kemp. >> i would let people at home know the largest fastest growing segment of the population is buying handgun ands firearms is african-americans and females you know why, the criminals are only ones that do have guns. >> georgia we will have less and less gun laws whether under republicans or libertarians, libertarians believe you know how to best protect you some your property, the biggest mass murder in history is government. kennedy: please stop talking. how could that liberty lover shake up the race as we near finish line, fox news powerrages have kemp in front, ahead 5 and 8 could shane hazel once again force a run off in great state of georgia, joining me now shane hazel. great work last night. did you get good feedback from your performance at the debate? >> i got to tell utoday has been and last night, a bit of inundated with people praising the performance, saying thank yo

here, not far away, we are very lucky to grow, hazel hazel. here it is what a beautiful yellow. we harvest hazel in order to teach children how to make wooden hoops already thick. let's take a young one. she bends very well here. she wraps around wood. uh, our dishes, and from such hazel we make wooden hoops. and here it is already quite mature, the birch is large, but, probably, every bondar choosing wood for his work, probably such a birch, would not choose the wood to be knotty and most likely that it will be serrated, that is, its fibers will be twisted, because the conditions for growth. this birch is not exactly good. in the ivanovsky district in the village of sychevo i started my career in antopol secondary school. i worked there as a coach, counselor for 2 years, but then i married my young man, who lived in ivanovo and we started building our house here. my husband and i planted blueberries, since there was a lowland, old people said that there was once a swamp here, and nothing grows in our garden. here we tried blueberry blueberries. we liked it here. and well, basic

the attack hit the area being used to transport civilians on a river ferry from hazel city as the nearby bridge is closed for repairs due to continuous shelling. bite here for this. the head of the together with russia movement says, right, come, a civilians are leaving the closest to the front, my radio bolos nestor, and on which nike changed toward the opposite side may claim there couldn't be civilians as the curfews imposed. but everybody knows that after the bridge was damaged, the summer the people spent all night at this river crossing. moreover, while curfews imposed people are sleeping in their cars near the crossing. they are in the queue and they have no other option. this crossing is only for cars, so all the victims were sitting in the cars. of course, there are huge queues now as everybody wants to leave the city fury and along with shillings terror attacks by ukraine and even possible flooding in case the car of sky. hydro electric power plant is hit by guided missiles and is partly or completely destroyed. you are the egos dana renders more details, a report from southern

that's it, all this is being cleaned, one branch will remain, he grows nuts, hazelnuts, the same as hazels well as walnuts, he has a total of 15 hectares, these bushes are only two years old, and the first commercial harvest of hazel can be harvested when they are five years old, mykhailo planned to expand the farm, so he applied for the grand and received a positive answer, he wants plant more hazelnuts on 25 hectares if you count , for example, grains and hazelnuts - this is 3-4 times more profit from one hectare, a grant for horticulture is co-financing, 70% of state funds, 30 farmers , in order to receive a grant, you must be the owner of a plot of land or rent it at least than for 25 years grand is given for an area from one hectare to 25 hectares, the maximum amount depends on the crop you grow blueberries blueberries pear and apple 400,000 uah per hectare cherry 350 nuts grapes 225,000 raspberries 190 plums cherry apricots at uah 140,000 per hectare, grant funds can be spent on planting material, irrigation system, fertilizers, materials, necessary equipment, a project for planting

which of them is also known as hazel or lombard nut? soup on a lombard nut so i think it's number two number two is an almond. and the hazel or lombard nut is the number four hazelnut. dmitry hockey for 200 at the end of the 19th century in canada for hockey matches appeared the first such skating rinks are not artificial. covered, probably, the walls and roofs made narrow slots for the access of cold air . not in cska, but in this club. spartacus spartacus said in bewilderment andrey why what do you think by surnames? yes, mayorova of this prestigious club was only a canadian. a member of the triple gold club what you need to do to get into this club to win the world championship olympic games and the stanley cup right? the same 600 olympic champion alexander gusev demanded to be removed from the script of this film and into the chebarkul star with valery. kharlamov was driven by fictional alexander guskov legend number 17 in 2002, the national team of this country won the world championship for the first and last time, defeating the r

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along with jericho and hazel baster and other places, basha is part of the so called mega site phenomenon along the jordan rift valley, which introduced new socio economic patterns to the area. oh, initial settlements were founded here around a 1000 years. be, see these settlements expanded covering areas of up to 16 hector's. then banished again. barger lies approximately half way between the red sea and the dead sea. at the edge of what he out of the dead sea region acts as a form of natural archive for geologists and hydrologists. the strata, or layers of rock and soil reflect the climatic conditions of the past. a warm period began around 12000 years ago, causing glaciers to melt and sea levels to rise. the changing climate resulted in cold, damp winces, and hot summer months. ideal conditions were growing grain and legumes. these changes, along with the fertile soils allowed previously nomadic peoples to settle in one place, villages sprung up and then expanded their inhabitants farmed land and enjoyed their new found leisure opportunities. at the time the landscape between a man and

along with jericho and hazel baster and other places. basha is part of the so called mega site phenomenon along the jordan rift valley, which introduced new socio economic patterns to the area. oh, initial settlements were founded here around a 1000 years be see. these settlements expanded covering areas of up to 16 hector's . then banished again. barger lies approximately half way between the red sea and the dead sea. at the edge of what he out above. the dead sea region acts as a form of natural archive for geologists and hydrologists. the strata all layers of rock and soil reflect the climatic conditions of the past. a warm period began around 12000 years ago, causing glaciers to melt and sea levels to rise. the changing climate resulted in cold, damp winter's, and hot summer months. ideal conditions were growing grain and legumes. these changes, along with the fertile soils allowed previously nomadic peoples to settle in one place. villages sprung up and then expanded their inhabitants farmed land and enjoyed their new found leisure opportunities at the time, the landscape between a m

the hazel has some number of officers, these officers are very specially trained, and this is all from the soviet union, this separate unit of the armed forces, which in fact possesses about the soviet union, but in this sense, this is a separate subdivision, according to it, there seems to be 12 management , i am not a specialist, i will not confuse you. controlled nuclear weapons, the history of the soviet union knows several cases when officers of this unit threatened the world apocalypse. there is a known case of an officer who received a signal about a nuclear attack by the united states from several sources, despite the fact that according to the instructions, he had to immediately report and start the process. there is on the submarines there is so to say chess for attention even so to say at night a corresponding strike which in response destroys the united states of america and another half of the world this person instantly analyzed the situation and reported to the center that this is a false alarm - this is a false call and how what am i talking about? these people have the

according to officials, the area has engaged a river bars to help people with vehicles move towards hazel city as continuous sharing like huge forces have left the area too dangerous to stay him. all seeds eagles down of visits. one of the places the people have led to for safety. hundreds of people have already been relocated and while accommodated at this temporary centre in southern russia. now we've heard plenty of stories and every one is unique, of course. but all of them revolver on the same thing. how they did not want to leave, how they tried to delay this very difficult decision until the very last minute when they realised that staying was simply way too dangerous. the threat was to grave to risk. they couldn't simply risk the lives of their loved ones, their children, and well, the elderly. still again, it's only monday to record. they bombed us with rockets all day and all night our home was destroyed. what is happening is terrible. our own people are bombing us. zalinski is bombing us, he's the reason why we had to run away. we left everything behind tom, so no sir. everywhe

find a missing 13 year old girl planted was last seen saturday, october 1st just before five p.m. on hazel avenue, your foothill boulevard in hayward. she is five ft. three with brown hair and brown eyes weighs about £125 . police say she was last seen wearing a white t shirt, gray sweatpants and black shoes. anyone with information on her whereabouts should call the alameda county sheriff's office also know tonight. people in crockett are being urged to take precautions to avoid getting sick from air pollution. air quality monitors say elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide have been found near the crockett wastewater treatment plant on delray leo road. the elevated levels are part of an ongoing operational issue at the plant. people near the plant are being advised to stay indoors with their windows and doors closed while hydrogen sulfide commonly smells like rotten eggs, just smelling it is not necessarily an indicator that levels are high enough to cause health problems. people near the plant who are suffering from headaches, nausea or irritated eyes are being asked to leave the area. des

scotts pine, 0ak, elder hazel and birch seedlings are growing to between a0 and 50 cm tall and just 90an the people in charge of the project. initial results were astonishing to be honest with you. we obviously had to find a prescription for individual species and differences between conifers and broad leaves. but once we got that sorted we were into the really fine tuning stuff. and it has been remarkable really. they did it by tweaking the soil, light, water and nutrition recipe for each different type of tree during every trial. and they got the best possible results. in these machines everything that affects the place is in a recipe. so basically it has all of the lighting events, weather events for example, the watering events, inspections, science events, everything that interacts with the plant is in this recipe. the trees are planted in soil trays then moved around as they grow so that they get exactly the right amount of light and water. this project also uses a lot less water than plants grown in poly—tunnels or glass houses. and the water on the vertical farm is recycled so

all right, thanks very much, hazel said bring his overt lasers reaction from keith. also mike hannah standing by 1st in washington d. c. because this. busy was a deal that was broken by the international community. united nations was involved as well. mike, any reaction from them will as yet no formal reaction from the united nations. but what we do know is that the russian ambassador says the u. n. has been formally informed of the fact that russia is walking away from the steel. the ambassador is also called for an urgent security council meeting on monday to discuss the whole matter. well, it's not clear whether this will happen. there are a number of meeting scheduled on monday already. it will be up to the current chair of the security council or gabon to decide whether or not to let this meeting go ahead. otherwise, it will be governor, which is taking over the security council from the 1st of next month. but it's important to note that the secretary general was already rating raising red flags in the past 24 hours. antonio terrace has said that all parties mus

the attack hit, the area being used at fossil civilians on a river or very from hazel city. as the nearby bridge is close repairs due to continue shelling by here, forces are, sees ego shadow brings us more detailed report from southern russia where roses are being relocated. false has them apparently we're talking about a deadly shelling carried out by the ukranian side of a civilian crossing in the town of her san, according to the russian side, the key of authorities, they had been previously alerted that civilians use that check point to leave the very much her contentious and very much dangerous area but chose to shell it nonetheless. now several people, again, the details are still incoming, but several people have been killed and more have been injured to apparently, some 10, a civilian vehicles have been destroyed as a result of a precise high mazda strike, again, against that particular civilian crossing. now this comes against the backdrop of russia previously wounding that ukraine might attempt to blow up a dam, a regional damn, and basically unleashing a hold soo

only reopened in june should mobiles the ruling shortly that she, who were surprised by the audience hazel, stayed in keel, studied to buy a ticket and came to the performances for 2 hours later, at the same theatre. another play is being staged, but it's interrupted even before it begins. oh, so we've just gotten another reminder of how things can change here. minute to minute. people had come out to see a play to night. the audience members were going in to take their seats and in the air, raid sirens rang out again over cave. and so they were directed to come back down here into the lobby of the theatre, where they must sit until they're given the all clear patrons are determined not to let this ruin a much needed out solution. so this is important because it's a distraction from the danger, from the constant anxiety. when you are surrounded by other people, you feel like you're in another lie. it's comforting. or when the show finally begins, it promises to transport the audience. within minutes though, another siren ah, for the actors and their audience, the spell may temporarily be b

let's take a brief look back at su. dan's political up hazel. in the past few years, beginning in 2019, that's when a long time needed. i'll busha was pushed out then a 3 year power sharing agreement was established with a bill handled as a prime minister. he served for only about a year in the military, arrested, him seized power and quashed protest against the takeover. since then, the military has expanded its powers. general abdel father albert hon with sworn in as head of the ruling council protest against the rule of being held nearly every week since october last year. ah, let's bring in our guests now and in a cart whom we have had jude cooker political activist and member of griffin. that's a non violent resistance movement. and emma nama, we've got abdul, her league shade, that's a student here. he's receiving his lawyer and political analysts. very good to have both of you on the show. thanks for joining us. i had today is a loss of instability in sudan at the moment. it's a complicated picture, but let's start by focusing on the blue

scotts pine, oak, elder hazel and birch seedlings are growing to between a0 and 50 cm tall and just 90x times quicker if they were planted outside and nobody is more surprised than the people in charge of the project. initial results were astonishing to be honest with you. we obviously had to find a prescription for individual species and differences between conifers and broad leaves. but once we got that sorted we were into the really fine tuning stuff. and it has been remarkable really. they did it by tweaking the soil, light, water and nutrition recipe for each different type of tree during every trial. and they got the best possible results. in these machines everything that affects the place is in a recipe. so basically it has all of the lighting events, weather events for example, the watering events, inspections, science events, everything that interacts with the plant is in this recipe. the trees are planted in soil trays then moved around as they grow so that they get exactly the right amount of light and water. this project also uses a lot less water than plants grown in poly

our education correspondent hazel shearing is here. and this comes after a series of tragic cases? where _ tragic cases? there have been some instances where individual _ instances where individual institutions have improved or changed their information sharing policies in response to the death of a student, so what we then have is a patchwork of policies across the uk. and this guidance sets out for the first time the expectations on all universities. so, what does this mean for students? it means that students, when they enrol at university they are going to be asked for a trusted contact, it does not have to be a parent, it can be a friend, housemate. they are going to be told that that contact will be reached out to in the event that the university has serious concerns about the student's mental health. they will try to get permission but there might be instances where that is not possible. has there might be instances where that is not possible.— is not possible. has there been any reaction to — is not possible. has there been any reaction to this _ is not possible. has there

villages discovered to date this transition occurred around 9000 years ago along with jericho and hazel baster and other places, basha is part of the so called mega site phenomenon along the jordan rift valley, which introduced new socio economic patterns to the area. oh, initial settlements were founded here around a 1000 years be see. these settlements expanded covering areas of up to 16 hector's . then banished again. barger lies approximately half way between the red sea and the dead sea. at the edge of what he out above. the dead sea region acts as a form of natural archive for geologists and hydrologists. the strata all layers of rock and soil reflect the climatic conditions of the past. a warm period began around 12000 years ago, causing glaciers to melt and sea levels to rise. the changing climate resulted in cold, damp winces, and hot summer months. ideal conditions were growing grain and legumes. these changes, along with the fertile soils allowed previously nomadic peoples to settle in one place. villages sprung up and then expanded their inhabitants farmed land and enjoyed t

he was talking about that experience during hurricane hazel during the 1950's saying they have no warning. talk about tracking and how much farther can we go in tracking storms? do you think we will get to a place where we will know when the storm starts from the coast of africa, pretty much well -- where it will end? guest: goes back to committee -- it goes back to computer modeling. i have been in the business long enough where originally, they only gave a three day forecast in the 50's and 60's, there was little lead time. when you look at loss of life, the biggest killer was storm surge. that number has gone down with forecast warnings. hurricane katrina hit and the numbers went up. hurricane ian, the numbers went up. how do you communicate uncertainty that you are at risk, even if the skinny like line is a coming to you and the tendency to focus on where we will think it makes landfall. he -- ian was a huge storm and i don't think people were saying this but -- u.s. storm surge down in the florida keys while away from the center -- well away from the center and that is what the chall

hazel, he's polling about two points. in georgia, you need over 50% to avoid that runoff. we have a runoff in december, this will be the most expensive runoff in the history of runoffs in the united states. >> harris: you gotten some talking points in there. that's great. i don't know how many people will call her a super star. she denied the election when she lost then calls other people election deniers. it's an interesting thing. quinnipiac is part of that average. some of them are higher than the number that i gave you 5 1/2 and some are lower. it's close. it's not may be close as that one poll that's your favorite, david. doug, i would want to ask this question between the two of them and who gets more stuff done for communities that have high crime. remember stacy abrams was in favor of a boycott over election laws. which turned out to be less strict than the ones in delaware the president's state. >> it did. let's ask the question here, she's costing georgians jobs. she said georgia wasn't a great state. who will get more done? the state legislature down here is not

but they have to part ways at some point and make that to if they didn't, you know, sab bliss, hazel natalie said, i'm sure they'll cope fine. what the ladder he is a cousin releasing them in a park. he gales f yasenya again in the hall. somebody what i mean, even though i'm close to them, i want them to be released as quickly as possible in virginia is as soon as they're ready yet again, even if they're not us with those are boy anita alhambra. ah, they've already released over $100.00 anteaters and their work has paid off. nature has returned. ah, the marsh dear, is yet another species. the team is working to re wild and it's working. there population is on the rise. ah. ah! when i bumper snappy, she will not let it be. moss dear i one of the most endangered species in argentina, hold on the salad. they used to hope all over the martian water myth. then came the market for marshal dear. lisa bought me, jonas with f and dina, and wound up in the rest of argentina. only small populations of these animals survived to day. many dogs to eat the wound up the mosh dea, a crazy fantasy. yo

same hacksaw with which eduard grigoriev and alexander tutarinov had just threatened a man of artemis hazelvision company, moscow region. for today. this is more and more news on our website ntv.ru and in the mobile application today. thank you for your attention. see you on ntv this is for you the answer to what will happen next and the reality is all here. why the effect of russian missiles was enough just for a day. remember that they don't have many cruise missiles. what answer will kiev now launch? it is clear that ukraine needs air defense systems most of all now, and why should ukraine's infrastructure be hit? and also to smash without stopping, vladimir vladimirovich, what was not enough today? here we have a cut-in, too, you can talk about it well today in our program. hello, is this the meeting place on ntv, the place where everything becomes clear? i'm andrey norkin. my colleague is ivan trushkin. we are working live. so what about the monday before our armed forces. you can put it this way , they made a commotion that was not experienced in terms of power, of course, blows. mm.

along with jericho and hazel baster and other places, basha is part of the so called mega site phenomenon along the jordan rift valley, which introduced new socio economic patterns to the area. oh, initial settlements were founded here around a 1000 years. be, see these settlements expanded covering areas of up to 16 hector's. then banished again. barger lies approximately half way between the red sea and the dead sea. at the edge of what he out of the dead sea region acts as a form of natural archive for geologists and hydrologists. the strata all layers of rock and soil reflect the climatic conditions of the past. a warm period began around 12000 years ago, causing glaciers to melt and sea levels to rise. the changing climate resulted in cold, damp winces, and hot summer months. ideal conditions were growing grain and legumes. these changes, along with the fertile soils allowed previously nomadic peoples to settle in one place, villages sprung up and then expanded. their inhabitants farmed the land and enjoyed than you found leisure opportunities. at the time the landscape between a man

. >> reporter: adding to the mix, libertarian shane hazel trying to insert himself. it was a match between republican incumbent governor brian kemp and democratic challenger stacy abrams. sparring on issues ranging from economy and democracy >> we need a governor who believes in access to right to vote and not voter suppression. >> for someone to say that we have been suppressive in our state when we've seen turnouts including minorities, african-american and latino and others is not true. >> reporter: abrams criticized the governor for signing a bill that allow gun owners to carry concealed weapons in public without a license. kemp insisted it allows law-abiding citizens to protect their family and property. >> people at home know the largest fastest growing segment of the population is buying handguns and firearms is african-americans and females. >> they think that's the only way to protect themselves because of guns have flooded our streets. these are communities that want to be safe. they don't want to have to carry weapons. >> reporter: early voting in georgia

hazel was at the marina when she spotted the police boat arriving, so she started taking photos.nsported from the boat to the trolley. it's quite shocking, really. it's quite surreal. it's something that, you know, you tend to see in movies, really. the beach is now back to normal. only dog walkers patrolling the pebbles this afternoon. the investigation clearly continues. i've seen a helicopter overhead and just north of aberystwyth, a police boat out on the waters, trying to work out what else might be hidden beneath the waves. the search has unsettled some. it's quite worrying, to be honest, that you can think that if it is drugs and that's majority... that amount of drugs. to be in cardigan bay, it's very worrying. large drug seizures here are unexpected, but not unprecedented. three years ago, down the coast off fishguard, the police recovered 750 kilograms of cocaine on a yacht, one of the largest hauls in uk history. the police believe recent storms may have helped uncover this latest haul. so far, they've not made any arrests. hywel griffith, bbc news, aberystwyth. two ho

yes, heroes of this hazel color can also, for example, plant some of their own in the summer.hki, yes, that's used in tea mint melissa a lot of greens. in fact, there is no garden parquet under our feet. i really like our floor with wood texture. we covered it with the same color, let it down from the walls, this color onto the floor and we got such a wonderful light space, but it is also practical, that is, no moisture. no temperature fluctuations are completely terrible for this - this is the most suitable coating on the balcony. well , let's finish with the arrangement of plants then. come on, the long-awaited continuation of your favorite series well, are you ready? come on, tell me in general terms what i'm looking at you. i don’t get tired, i tortured more cops in our city to wonder. the country answer continues the rework in the house of the shitik family. the bedroom is already attached to the cornice. the pattern of the curtains is designed specifically for this interior and applied by sublimation printing, wear-resistant carpet came from turkey and the bed. finally a

. >> and how long was he in hazel turn four?h. >> now to describe his state in the days before the murder. >> did you at some point receive a phone call from your son? >> yes. >> she described the conversation with her son, two days before the murder. he was inconsolable over the breakup with beth. >> he said, she's gone, she's gone, she's taken all of her stuff. i was asleep and she just left. >> the next day, sunday, the toolan went to manhattan to see their son, he was in terrible shape. >> his whole body exuded, you know, the smell of alcohol. >> the defense believed that establish toolan's state in the days before the murder. now, for the day itself. when he was picked up in rhode island after the murder, he had been drinking. sobriety test later put him at twice the legal limit. >> multiply that by six -- a >> forensic toxicologist doing some complicated calculations estimated that at the time of the murder toolan's blood alcohol level was 0. 300. >> where does that fit? in >> that fits in the next level above confusion to

. >> they were joined by shane hazel who at many points sparred aggressively. let's bring in jackie kucinich. the closing arguments underway. the economy brought up the most in many days. listen to this. >> i wish he had stood up to the party because it might have made the inflation crisis we've been seeing a lot better if he hadn't done which he always done which is vote with nancy pelosi. >> georgians should know my desire to help them fight through 40 year high inflation and high gas prices and other things that our georgia families are facing right now quite honestly because of policies from president biden and the democrats. >> the republicans are trying to coalesce around the bidenomics story. they're trying to say biden caused this and the white house is unveiling student loan reform over the counter hearing aids, trying to make their case that way. should the white house be talking about abortion or the economy, stupid? >> i mean, so the reason republicans talk about you said economy, crime, abortions, rinse, repeat in all of these debates across the co

the other wild card in this was shane hazel the libertarian.candidates abrams and kemp look conventional not necessarily in a bad way but more like the grown ups in the room which i'm sure would help either of them with their base. >> i think that's a really good point. georgia is used to conventional politics. you are right. georgians have voted historically for what they know, who they know, and the person they like along with the policies combined. and this is where kemp has an advantage, even as detractors will tend to lean towards him because it's working. he reopened the state. he is going to give them a tax break as a result of being reopened. and that's something that abrams was against. >> steve: okay, joe? >> i think to that point, you look at what happened here with this bidenflation that is destroying america. people living on fixed incomes. they can't afford to keep a roof over their head. can't afford to keep food on the kitchen table. the notion that stacey abrams is somehow going to be a champion for the middle out robust recove

yeah, i know i hazel did a cat in the middle have jumped over the moon i got no i know those are old,all those old stories. yeah. yeah. so this would be the last back here. oh, okay. i can hang out. i can hang out. i love grammar table because it's so low tech. but i was curious, you talked it as a compliment, by the way, just you talked about it to debut. and i was curious what inspired you to go out on the sidewalk? did you have a goal or what what were you trying to accomplish? i often where i often wear a t shirt says grammar, hedonist. you know, i really am motivated i, i think one thing i can say has been true about throughout my life is that i have a good of what makes me happy like that i can really, i can tell and i don't like to do things that make me unhappy for very long and i know the grammar makes me happy and i know talking people talking to people me happy. and one of the miracle girls of the modern age has been the internet ability to connect us across geographic, you know, great geographic, great distances. so i was using the internet heavily from starting in around

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. >> my name is hazel editor-in-chief of the tri-city news wire and they teach at howard university multicultural media history. my question is this. as i was listening to you all i remember a history lesson about the shot that was heard all around the world in the revolutionary war. emmett till sort of gave the whistle that we heard all around the world. we know what happened after the revolutionary war. i would like to know where we go from here and which each of you would like to see calm from what happened to our little brother, emmett till? what do you say new future? >> is that directed to anyone special? >> anyone who wants to respond. >> i would just respond first of all his life was definitely not his name. he was 14 years old and hadn't even begun to live and what happened to him didn't have anything to do with law enforcement didn't have anything to do with him committing a crime and his life was taken away from him. the epitome of injustice and we don't ever want that to happen again. so keeping this in the present i feel is so important and not just black folks but people whatever et

hazel: this is a repeated behavior. he ignored the rules because it did not benefit him. the state department took over a year to sell the stocks. that is a repack -- repeated pattern of behavior. after being in washington, 30 years, he is it again. he is hiding from the voters the fact he violated the law. he is investing and not about insider trading. he is not being transparent. that is what this issue is about, it is about ethics, not transparency and a repeated action by law an ascii. one standard for everyone else. moderator: senator two years out of office, donald trump remains on the present figure in american politics. regardless of his policies, what are your personal views of him. what would you as an american like the congressional committee investing the -- investigating the january 6 attack to ask him if he appears under subpoena? mr. malinowski mr. kean generous six that put out a bipartisan statement on what is going to -- on down in the capital. my senate majority leader, partly or --. this is not who we are. this is not who we are to the country. i said