washington policy makers every day because those editorials were reprinted in the washington times herald. so the mccormick patterson cousins built on their inheritance to acquire a media empire that was second only to hearse. and like hearse they use their papers to proselytize for nationalism appeasement and isolation. so estimating four readers per copy, which is what auditors did at the time the mccormick patterson, press reached more than 12 million americans daily and 20 million on sundays. you know by contrast the newspapers and magazines that supported roosevelt's internationalist foreign policy had far fewer readers. so the most important outlets that we're internationalists were time magazine the new york herald tribune and the new york times and collectively they reached less than a quarter of the hearst patterson mccormick sunday readership. okay, so these newspapers had lots of readers. they were tremendously influential at the time. because they helped mold the public's views on national and foreign affairs. 82% of americans read a daily newspaper in the 1930s 57% of america

thanks for that herald. not not that not the same bullet. not. no, it's not. but there is a wonderful symmetry in history and i like to talk about the symmetry of douglass, who went with the idea of expanding the nation only missouri, arkansas and louisiana had been organized by the time he gets the congress in 1843, and he had the idea of expanding the nation, which he did. henry clay, our friend, tried for a year to pass the omnibus bill to bring in the mexican cession 550,000 square miles ceded by mexico to the united states after the mexican american war. he worked for eight months and left the senate, literally left the senate, retired from the senate, purely exhausted. douglas took the same bills, pulled them apart in six weeks, passed them all to achieve what i think was his greatest achievement, which was the compromise of of 1850. and the cemetery there is douglas, after having put nation the rest of the nation together, organizing the nation dies at the beginning of the civil war, another illinois in died at the end preserve it, by the way terms of a

george's heraldic hall of the seventeenth palace. we see that the delegations are all together. they leave the first building of the kremlin and go to red square. very soon we will see them in the stands. and again, the moscow river water the platoon tower of the kremlin was on your screens one of the 20 kremlin towers. porado guests in the collection you see a huge number people in the stands, there is literally nowhere for an apple to fall. but this is a camera that is installed directly on the kremlin wall in the inner courtyard of the kremlin every year on may 9, we seem to be transported many, many years ago , we feel the atmosphere that reigned on the streets of a large country, and konstantin rokossovsky said to the great victory, so this is the greatest happiness for soldier, the consciousness that you helped your people defeat the enemy , defend the freedom of the motherland, return peace to it. victory day is, of course, a family holiday. we remember our heroes, those who are with us and those who lived and remembered. it is, of course, a great honor and a great respon

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before coming to the post, he spent five years working at the miami herald. these are two superb journalists, but it also turns out are superb book writers. and so i want to dive right into this. this, this this project started as a series in the washington post. and then you decided to to go and turn it a book. robert, what was the story that you set out to tell in the beginning? well, when we started if we go back to july 2020, we were thinking about ways to tell the story of george floyd. and sadly, we know that when something like this happens, that is a black man is shot or killed by police officers. it's typically a standard profile that a news organization does. it's usually a little long. most often it's not very good or very in-depth and there was this real desire to do something, met the moment and we had a meeting and during meeting we thought, what if we were able to think about systemic racism through the of a single person because if we were able to do then maybe we could help people understand these ideas that everyone were talking about were n

an eyewitness in the hospital told the "miami herald" that the pilot was a true hero who made every attempt anyone on the ground. >>> wait until you get a look at these just released 3-d images of the "titanic" they're the most detailed underwater views of the wreck ever taken. that's next. >>> stopping new 3-d images of the "titanic" revealed the sunken ship as never seen before. a documentary team scanned every inch of the legendary shipwreck, which lies 12,500 feet below the surface. then they pieced together some 700,000 images to create this 3-d look. researchers hope that the new pictures will answer some lingering questions about the ship, which sank in 1912, including whether it was sideswiped by an iceberg or ran aground on it. >>> fro foste when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for

threat of assassination, how is it to view she gen ping, visiting moscow and both put in and she, heralding almost a new world order which seems to be very different at 1st sight to that, that we've seen since $945.00. i see, you know, great changes taking place. i mean, of course, in china and russia is one because it seems that the u. s. this policy is just pushing countries into blocks. a home john, i brought together iran in saudi arabia. i think that's one of the best developments as far as body side is concerned, because iran is a neighbor and somebody is one of our closest friends for years. so them together eases tensions for us. we feel that it's a great step over him, but i do not want these blocks developing countries like us. you choose either one side or the other because india has i must have mine. yes. for the policy. their ideal non alignment when they were born, warren countries, when rocks, india sort of steered, is in the making itself a country which is non aligned and, and their voice intent relationship. but everyone, and that's what i want my son to be. we don't want

indonesian ministry of commerce when dealing with the visit of the president of iran to jakarta. which heralds the opening of new gates between the two countries because it can be the gateway to the surrounding region such as central asia or even turkey. we hope that with this agreement export opportunities for indonesia's main and potential products will increase . highlighting the religious commonalities between the two countries, the two countries discussed geopolitical tensions in many parts of the world and agreed to continue supporting the palestinians and training women in humanitarian aid in afghanistan. above all, the commonalities of the two countries are emphasized, for example, in the publication of the jakarta post , it is pointed out the centuries-old bond between the two nations, which is rooted in islam and linguistic and cultural commonalities, and considers these commonalities as an opportunity to strengthen the relations between the two countries within the framework of the regional agreement. the possibility of regional communication between the sky and the eco economic coo

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after they all missed what we herald the other night, right? every analyst missed it,en they ran to raise their estimates. do i think it's going higher? yes. but i also think over the short term we had this massive gap in the stock yesterday from 20 the 8 to 380, basically leaving an $80 gap in the stock that at some point will come back and fill in which is when i would look to the buy, on any pullback. but this is right at the heart of a.i. is it going higher? absolutely. do you need to be in it? absolutely. but i do think part of yesterday 's move was the shorts who had their arses handed to them yesterday, hen you had portfolio managers if missing it as well, being forced to to buy to the rebalance their portfolio. and then peopled had the fomo like, oh, my god, i missed this. and they become panic buyers. that's what you saw. i owned it. i loved the ride yesterday, but i'll pull it -- buy it on a pullback. stuart: kenny, lauren's itching to get in. lauren: i'm just thinking everyone is afraid a.i.'s going to take my job, i might as well ge

we can only use and it was just to be a herald of unity and morality among the fans and the football community and sports enthusiasts. these ceremonies are a field for training the spirit and soul of the athletes. the mention of sakineh brings peace to the heart , it brings concentration, it brings strength, it brings wealth. tathir breathes, towards the relief of oil, which is the main principle of sports, two communities of sports are getting closer mehdi moradi of sada and sima hosseinieh news agency bin al-talu'in shahr ketab, iran won the third consecutive win and advanced to the second round of the asian club volleyball championship. two cities to a representative of our country in the third game of 30 and with the results of 25 1325 19 and 25-20 even though china defeated taipei, which in the previous two games with similar results 30 times the complete teams of afghanistan and gas south of iraq, won with 9 points. as the leader, he will go to the next round and on thursday, in the first match of the second round, he will face the second team of the 4th qualifying round. the 2

trum ets heraldic opening. loads of trumpets. trumpets and _ heraldic opening. loads of trumpets.you? it will be an i unbelievably joyful day. hopefully everyone in unbelievablyjoyful day. hopefully everyone in the world will be as thrilled as i am. it is incredible, unbelievable.— thrilled as i am. it is incredible, unbelievable. you look the part. let's unbelievable. you look the part. let's hope _ unbelievable. you look the part. let's hope their— unbelievable. you look the part. let's hope their music _ unbelievable. you look the part. let's hope their music sounds i unbelievable. you look the part. i let's hope their music sounds the part. thank you so much. i look forward to listening to their music. enjoy the day. let's ta ke let's take you to reveal buckingham palace, where the procession will begin. very, very calm indeed. slightly grey skies this morning. there is the threat of rain with dappled skies at the moment. very calm and serene. one can only wonder what is going on inside their walls ahead of a rather long day ahead for many. westminster abbey, you can see a bit

so that is heralds 272 words. and when we received it we thought we arean on our way and different any doubt that we weren't, maybe something, it wouldn't take off, all of a sudden express mail envelope came to the door. when opening we pulled out a piece of white stationary and was bearing a central figure of an ego, and as outlined in blue with four stars descended down the nape of its neck. and there was a name also in blue just under it in big all caps, and it was from jimmy carter. and he had decided that he would write his 272 words. now, immediately working at a museumha with very valuable artifacts, we knew that we probably should be putting on the white curators gloves, but we were too excited and we just pick it up and started reading. and i like to share his essay with you' now. it's a magnificent essay. bear with me while i get to it. and his assembly called gettysburg address. when i began talks at camp david between israel and egypt, it soonn became obvious that the o leaders were almost completely i

it's affiliated with england's herald school, a centuries old institution whose alumni include winston churchill and other british prime ministers. almost two-thirds of the students at the school in japan are from abroad. they represent more than a dozen countries including china and thailand. all of them live in dormitories. classes are taught in english and follow the british curriculum. as with its u.k. parent, the aim of the school is to graduate well-rounded individuals. there are plenty of extracurricular activities including outdoor and indoor sports and an extensive music program. the school in japan is operated by a company based in hong kong. that company has a licensi reement wh the british school tuition for residential students is about $67,000 a year. >> the quality of the teaching, the provision of the all the pastoral and co-cocurricular tubts, fee find a lot of the families are deciding this is not cheap but it's money well spent. >> while some of theintsitutions involved go back hundreds of years, the current push to export british education is quite recent. the gover

we've herald, we all heard from tom homan if we were just to enforce the laws that we already have onould get control of our border in 30 days. we don't need any new laws. here's the other thing, people tend to confuse immigration reform with border security, and they are two totally different things. right now we have a new era of narco-slavery in our country because of what's going on at our borders. we're having people who are being human trafficked and sex trafficked, used for slave labor once they enter our country, and we've got the biden administration that's a partner with them. they are giving hundreds of millions of dollars to ngos that are giving bus tickets, plane tickets to move these, basically these potential slaves, you know, that are being run by cartels in mexico throughout our country. they're getting aided by the biden administration, and you just saw a few weeks ago cbp, the press shop came out and lied about it and said they're not doing that. they absolutely are doing it. jason: yeah. it is human trafficking, there's no doubt about it. stay tuned, because we hav

so, the ldl recently heralded the confirmation of the first black woman to the 11th circuit, nancy int? >> her appointment is historic. nancy abu do is a civil rights lawyer, she specializes in election law, but civil rights more broadly, she is brilliant, she is a dedicated public servant who has spent her career devoted to public interest laws, and she will be the first black woman on the 11th circuit. and we are talking about florida, alabama, georgia, that covers states that have very robust black populations who never had a black woman be the arbiter of the very complex federal issues that come before that circuit court. so we are thrilled we have finally broke into this historic record, but it is long overdue. in 2023, we have the idea that we are heralding milestones for the first black woman being on the circuit court is frankly, disturbing. so we are very grateful that president biden advanced this nominee, and in the senate confirmed her, and i very much look forward to the influence we will have on that circuit court. >> today, let's look forward, with it's a key issue for

such hmm, well, active outrageous, yes, that is , he swung at the holy of holies, saying that i am a heraldout a radical pen or hmm behind him are people who, firstly, represent of itself a serious force that can deeply immersed in politics american politics. well , it is not assumed that all life certain forces. he has support not only among the american people, but the capitol remembered there, yes, but , of course, there is also among these american clans . he is seriously involved after all in all these transportimental processes. that is, he is definitely not a single leg, not alone, he would be a prudent person. he wouldn't make such statements. e without having support need a belt. such a deep state is a deep state. when the cold war ended, our sober-minded fellow citizens who ended up in the west said such a phrase, soviet propaganda tidied up about socialism and told the truth about the west. that is, they created it. this is what the soviet americanists were talking about. and not only soviet european ones. by the way, quite a long time and critics and american. and this is a mani

both sides suffered heavy losses, but the offensive heralded shifts and the war. richard nixon became us president in 1969 and began withdrawing troops and started secret negotiations with hon. but then in 1970, he bombed neighboring cambodia. a new wave of correspondence had to shuttle between vietnam and come bonia to cover the spreading story. jim laurie was one of them. i arrived and shy gun in april of 1978, 22. not knowing very much about vietnam, nor about the war. i was a backpack or turned freelancer, and in those days, the places to stay where the caravel, the continental, maybe the majestic on the waterfront. but i didn't have the money for that. so i stayed at basically a $5.00 a night run down hotel. it was called the royal hotel. there was nothing royal about it at all. but i simply, you know, given the money that i had, that was the place that i 1st stayed in 1970 the last war years were intense on all sides. for those fighting it, and those reporting it in 19731 year after americas most brutal bombing of north vietnam. the paris peace accords ended

a new scramble, when the grain agreements were negotiated more than a year ago, some saw them as heraldinge talks. it turned out, on the contrary, just since then, the topic of cessation of hostilities has not been raised any more, and in recent months , the degree of intransigence of steel , well , an underlying feeling is growing that the military situation has rested a couple of weeks ago, brazil now. i am willing and conducive. the ceasefire was declared almost simultaneously by the vatican and a group of african countries led by south africa, and respect for success is hard to believe, but there is a more detailed initiative for europe . events are not ordinary, primarily for the reason that china until recently eschewed complex diplomatic missions. yes his movements in february, the 12-point plan on the ukrainian crisis was perceived by beijing in the main as a ritual. however, it seems that the chinese authorities now regard diplomacy as a necessary tool for strengthening positions . they talked about this with two participants in the just concluded central asian conference of the c

in the dramatic new age of herald in the dramatic new age et the— herald in the dramatic new age ofe has to eey thhhee ee— foot in it. sometimes she has to say things as they— foot in it. sometimes she has to say things as they are. sometimes— say things as they are. sometimes i— say things as they are. sometimes i think- say things as they are. sometimes i think we should keep the refugees send the the refugees and send the pensioners then we've pensioners to rwanda. then we've been a better state. been a much better state. benjamin the saturday benjamin that is the saturday five, saturday night from 8:00 only on gb news the people's channel only on gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel, start the day with gb news. we catch up on all the big stories. you didn't hear the night hetete. — you didn't hear the night before. and— you didn't hear the night before. 2 you didn't hear the night before. ' 2 you didn't hear the night- before. and take a look at what the world's talking about this morning. that's right. monday to thursdays from 6:00. it's breakfast with eamonn an

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and so i think many looking at this as potentially something to be concerned about is what it may heraldht to retaliate but also, too, a sign possibly of desperation because many see russia's military here as deeply struggling, particularly if this counteroffensive gets under way. >> matthew, there have been in recent weeks, there have been other attacks, there's been other activity targeting inside of russia and claims of that from russia. they've been trying to claim it and been blaming it on ukraine. tell us more about that. >> reporter: i think it's really interesting, actually, that there there have been an upsurge in the number of attacks that have been carried out on the border regions inside russia over the past couple of days. for instance, there was an oil storage facility that was hit, you know, near the bridge which connects the russian mainland with the annexed crimean peninsula and that was major strike. in the past 24 hours or so we have seen at least two and possibly more successful sabotage attacks taking place inside russia, again, near the border areas on railway infra

a new scramble, when the grain agreements were negotiated more than a year ago, some saw them as heralding peace talks. it turned out, on the contrary, just since then the topic of cessation of hostilities has not been raised any more, and in recent months the degree of intransigence has become absolute. well , an underlying feeling is growing that the military situation has come to a standstill, it is not worth waiting for fundamental shifts, apparently, this is caused by this. a bunch of undertakings a couple of weeks ago brazil. now i am ready and contribute. ceasefire the vatican and a group of african countries, led by south africa, announced almost simultaneously, and respect for success is hard to believe, but there is a more detailed initiative for europe , the special representative of the prc government for eurasian affairs, lihui, set off, started from kiev , then poland germany france brussels , the headquarters of the european union and moscow, the events are not the rank and file, primarily for the reason that until recently china has eschewed complex diplomatic missions. yes

is there any sign yet of the much—heralded counteroffensive by ukraine?ukraine, if they were to go too early ahead of all of that hardware being in place, then we could see the front lines we see now in place for some time to come. after the g7 summit in hiroshima, is a chinese attack on taiwan more likely or less likely? i think for now, xi jinping has made the calculation that he simply can't afford to invade taiwan. and should we lose sleep at night for fear that artificial intelligence, ai, is going to take over the world? we'll have to have systems in place to police it. - we almost need a new police force entirely focused on al. i the city of bakhmut, in ukraine, now seems to be pretty much entirely in russian hands. capturing it took almost a year and cost thousands of casualties — and all for a place that, right from the start, military experts said didn't have any discernible strategic value. but there's no doubt that belatedly, the russians have learned to fight better. and nato's weapons aren't reaching ukraine in sufficient quantities yet. few

how is it to view she, gen ping, visiting moscow and both put in and she, heralding almost a new world order, which seems to be very different at 1st sight to that, that we've seen since 945. i see, you know, great change is taking place. i mean, of course, in china and russia is one because it seems that the u. s. this policy is just pushing countries into blocks. a home just brought together iran in saudi arabia. i think that's one of the best developments as far as body side is concerned because iran is a neighbor and somebody is one of our.

sure to move into an abyss with which i will not vorotya in general, everyone andriy kovalyo in the heraldthe forces of ukraine candidate of political sciences mr. andriy, we congratulate you and you are just as well friends glory to the heroes glory to the heroes not knowing with er breath or with what emotions you watched what is happening in the belgorod region ah maybe emotions fail and maybe not eh and you are enough with your eh in a cold mind ah understand what is actually happening there as you perceive share your impressions is considered a completely fair action actually i a supporter of the fact that belohorodshchyna and kurchyna are ethnic ukrainian lands, that is, ukraine quite rightly can and has the right, so to speak , to hold those actions, the situation regarding the legion of freedom of russia and the russian volunteer corps is clearly in in the short-term perspective, these military personnel should give the residents reggae and hope that there is an alternative to putin's regime, but at the same time, my friends should become victims of russian propaganda in the long-t

there is their security zone of conditional bpp, so we understand that cotton in mariupol is such a heralda mover to cotton plants and gendrosias and somewhere further on in rostov . thank you mr. peter petro andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of mariupol, we were on the phone . ms. kateryna's day good afternoon, we know that these days the volunteers of the ukrainian-israeli mission of efrida ukrain visited the doctors of the kherson oblast. this time, among others , a dentist, a very important specialist, joined the medical team. everyone agrees. please tell us a little more about the details of this mission. what were they doing? why was it actually a dentist this time and not someone else? in general, it is already known about our organization that it is one of the largest medical volunteer organizations that is currently working and helps people who have suffered as a result of the war . in general, we always form a team at the request of the department of health, with whom we cooperate fruitfully, and from them we receive exactly the request where and what help is needed at the exp

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it sort of heralds spring — it's got all these sort of green vegetables, it's herby, it's got a goodere's so much more than just quiche on the menu. we discovered all sorts of dishes being prepared in one of london's most prestigious hotels. and nine floors down in their basement, these are the kitchens. they are vast and they've got 120 chefs. so we're going tojust brown the rack like this. sizzling you hear that sizzling? so it has a bit of colour. his asian—style roast rack of lamb has been chosen by the palace for people to serve at their street party. there's nothing better in this country than british lamb. so i thought i would do a british lamb with a mixture of east and west flavours, which is a great reflection about where this country has come since the last coronation. food in this country is so exciting now. why? because you've embraced flavours from all over the world. embracing the world. cheers to our new king. so that's the main course sorted. what about pudding? chef adam handling's strawberry and ginger trifle is next. there's nothing more british than a beautiful s

but when the on the 2nd step of his latest african to get out put off heralding the countries attempts to break from its past a millisecond thing. and we appreciate the principles of policy of the presidents of the, which was reaffirmed today, exploring those countries natural resources to you in a way that puts the interest on its own people. first of all, rather than those. so let's say you think they just prefer to continue colonial practices in the current context. it's contrary to the terms of the west to maintain it's a gemini anyone's drinks. and in some of we see how there is an objective developing process because of warming and multiple award of the order in which the african continent to your mistake is where the independence place on another line you're all set up at all, felt i noticed the african continent desperately needs fresh and fertilizer. also saying that moscow is ready to donate tons of the product illegally seized by european countries and held in european polls for him in as a claim. the beloved, the initiative in the 1st deliveries to africa then took 6 long m

the 2 leaders heralding a new era and a complicated adult and troubled relationship after a recent increase in provocative missile testing by north korea. both the leaders have taken the similarly tough stand against the common neighbor who was prime minister could see the end. i showed the understandings of north korea's nuclear end besides development poses a significant threat to peace and stability. not only to the korean peninsula in japan, but also to the hall war. to respond to this, to have lots of cooperation between south korea through united states in japan is essential. evan jones, on his arrival in south korea, casita paid his respects at the national cemetery. the collaborate, soldiers killed in the korean war, but also independence fighters during decades of japanese colonial rules. it's partly because of that legacy and south korea suffering joy of world war 2 that lead to relation souring in recent years and the cube and has been trying to repass . there is also a sense of kind of fatigue over these repeated requests by south korea, for greater apologies on the side of japa

there's been reports from one outlet in new zealand and also the sydney morning herald and australia that some of those people living there. as you say, what's known as 5 by one people. today's, these are people who use dealing citizens who have been born habit of growing up and left most of the lives and the strange guy until they've committed a crime and then they've been deported back to new zealand. what we do know is that there was a real mixture of people living in that accommodation from all walks of life. some had jobs at the hospital and at the meet works and some others were very, very vulnerable. and at the moment it appears that they've lost everything. that's awful. well, that was caitlin mcgee, that john list in oakland, keeping an eye on things. thanks so much cadence, a long ways of inquiry has criticized the f. b. i investigation into donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign, special counsel john during the says the agency liked the evidence and relied too heavily on tips from trump's political opponents. the former president is urging congress to take action, descr