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not until i did enjoy a wonderful performance by jerome hines. host: the final two or three minutes here. in the end in your estimation, did nikita khrushchev failed to achieve a different russia, a different vision for russia than joseph stalin? if he did, why? guest: my answer to that is yes. he did succeed. in history i have found you don't succeed 100%. if you can succeed 51% sometimes that is a huge step forward. and i think in this case, he succeeded because if you were in russia at that time, you could sense the difference yourself in the way in which people responded. it was easy there for me to strike up a relationship with somebody on a walk through the park. or in the opera for example if you just leaned over and began talking to someone. you could get a feel for what was happening and it was clear that the mood of the stalin era had dramatically changed. once khrushchev had delivered an extraordinary secret speech in february of 56, it became possible for russians who had lived with fear to begin to feel that the fear was being lifted

and margaret hines and hines wittmer, who was other quiet family living there, are appalled and terrified about what she's going to do. and she's sort made no bones about the fact that she's not afraid to use violence to get to get which carries a gun she does carry she carries gun she carries a knife she carries a whip. she throws soup at people, various things in the book. but but she shows up and that's her intention is that's her idea of of a utopia is miami on floreana so you know when she makes those plans and announces that intention, things really start getting dicey for. everybody. yeah. so, okay, so one of the first things i read about the book before i read the book was that some folks have compared it to agatha christie and i have to admit, i'm a huge christie fan. and i was like, i don't know, you did it this a awesome mystery. and for me, what was so fascinating because i have not read a ton of, you know, historical narrative nonfiction, which and you had to take these primary resources and weave it into this. so here's my question. you have the scandalous elements, the sex,

captive and present of exchanges expected on saturday while the future of the guys a ceasefire deal hines in the balance. us president donald trump, sanctions the international criminal court, calling it's investigation into israel genocide and gaza, illegitimate and faceless. the us human rights kind of so long as an investigation into abuse is in democratic republic of congo after a deadly offensive bite that a one to back m 23 rebels. the coming hours homeless is expected to release the names of the next is ready captive, so be exchanged for palestinian prisoners on saturday as part of last month. it seems 5 deal. at the same time, you monetary and agency is a warning that the 8 entering the gaza strip is insufficient to respond to the needs of nearly 2000000 palestinians. under the same spot agreement. $200000.00 tents were supposed to be allowed in the gaza, but only 2 percent of those have arrived so far. none of the 60000 mobile homes has been delivered. israel is also accused of blocking the entry of heavy equipment aided to recover bodies trapped onto the rubble in the might not.

is a warrant out for my ex-wife but i'm going to keep her in the last room on the left at the 6861 hines come get her. should they? >> i mean a freeze frame on this. this is everything that is wrong with the democratic party. engaging in illegal behavior, criminal behavior, harboring an illegal, virtue signal think about it like he is a tough guy, and then collapsing as soon as he is called on to. and he think it just shows he does not mean what he is saying. the whole thing is for show. and this is sort of what if you were to take an iconic moment and try to understand why the democrats 3 out of 10 people only 3 out of 10 people in this country think the democrats have a favorable opinion of democrats. only 2 out of 10 men in this country. if you want to know why just a look at freeze-frame this moment and look at it it will tell you everything wrong with the democratic party. >> greg: you know, kat, you said this was your favorite story. >> it is it is amazing. because it is obviously self-promotional and as self-serving as it gets. as tibor said, as jamie said, if he cared about this

i just sort of maybe piggybacking off of director hines's comments, i think that the safer taylor ribbon cutting is great and i'm glad to see it and i would love to to see some sort of data or report back on the numbers because the the collisions that you mentioned are so disturbing and i think it would really be nice to just hear if how much the the difference is being made with the the improvements that were that were made to the street or to those different intersections. and so maybe in a few months or six months, eight months whatever and nothing you know, not some big presentation but it just would be nice to revisit it and see if you know something impactful happened after installation of all of the new street improvements. thank you. >> thank you, dr. henderson um, well, i just want to say julie like it's been you know, these last few weeks i've just been very busy and i just so celebrate the fact that we've been able to do so much in such little time. i think one of the things that you know is giving folks a lot of pause right now is it's just there's just a lot of uncertainty i