the gentleman from missouri. mr.smith: i yield one minute to the gentleman from iowa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you ranking member smith. i'm highly offended by the use of the foul language by my democratic colleague. i rise in strong opposition to the democrats inflation act. this bill is full of liberal priorities that will fuel inflation raise taxes on hard-working families and create an army of 87,000 agents that will go after our families and small business. they claim only large corporations will be the target. that is false. families and small businesses who don't have time or the resources will undergo evasive audits and bear the brunts of these i.r.s. agents and will super charge the green new deal without making our country energy independent again. they would import dirty oil from venezuela. sadly that's a state of today's democratic party failed liberal agenda. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman yields back the balance of hi

i was called up from lviv. i myself am from lviv. well , leningrad military unit 10,467 . this was a naval unit. it was brought up in 1976. i came in 1979. that's why i came here from lviv i moved because i have all my relatives here. my mother was from here, my father was from the ivankovo ​​district, and so were all my relatives, and i decided to stay here after the army. i was a metal worker . in fact, they were fired from here, and they tried to attack you. answer yes. well, in fact, if you were standing here, if you didn't run away in time, when i was saving, i shot from the fly, i threw the fly, jumped off somewhere at this distance, somewhere 2-3 meters from the gate, and the strong shot left, and i launched three grenades, one here and there and he threw it here and put one for myself, just in case, if the client takes me or they, or together , that is, they were not ready to go to russia as a prisoner in any case, i realized that i have a house to protect, i was a platoon in front of the house, i went that way, not this way and that way, if i went this way even a s

i think that is love value in culture. and for me that value comes from me and i feel like ah, the loretta ios race to me is really catholic. always doing what is expected of with us. morrila definitely left near. i'd be more i truly more freed this still people are still working together. aloria and you were coming to a balance healthy and aligned with ourselves. ah, the beginning of year 2018. i stop if you had one with us this month later. i went under surgery. i've been reading for 40 years now doctor. i cry out. every cry. i can tell me it's just it was totally totally the whole new world to me is my new well, that's my cell. i just meant in my voice and my time. for name, still a male name. because i just would love to keep my own identity when people ask me you woman, as i know and times woman, i just don't want to hi. from anyone. i'm tries woman and i'm very about france. will women i always told, oh lord, do something because it's not to this to leave 8 for them or that because dare to women, they should be doing that. looking at women in histor

i lived in a hostel, not far from my studies. lly walked 5 minutes by the time i got to the university i already had ice on my chest, so i had to shave right away, so i think it's amazing for everyone, a foreigner who came from the middle east this this place is very important to me, because i gilberg is my 2 year old. here i lived in this hostel. we went to study. uh, in the evening we walked here , got acquainted with people of their uh, offended by their traditions, so this place has always been like not driving for me. i have been in belarus for more than twenty-five years all the time, as i do not drive a radiator. it’s even hard to explain, i have like a scoreboard of the soul. this is the place for me, of course. the first two years, the most pleasant or the best times of my life were russians. i believe that every person has their own destiny. it's one hundred percent true. when i studied in damascus, my dream was further go to study as a paramour, but, unfortunately, my bali was a little short. so we couldn’t study with o

i yield one minute to the gentleman from ohio, mr. jordan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. jordan: i thank the gentleman. who are they going to harass? who are these thousands of i.r.s. bureaucrats, who are they going to harass? middle class families. we know who it's going to be. it's that snippet football coach at the -- assistant football coach at the local high school who teaches history who has a size business. he mows lawns in the summer, paints houses in the summerrer, he pays his taxes but he's going to get harassed. we know how this works, we've seen it before. this bill raises taxes, creates a whole new proxy to go after taxpayers, such a deal, using your tax money to come after you, the taxpayer, such a deal for the taxpayer. and my guess is they'll all be working remotely. they won't have to pay the $5 to drive to work like people in our district do. they'll be working remotely, drinking their fancy coffee, going after the guy who is helping kids and has a side business in the summer who pay

so i decided to write this book and what i knew from the beginning wasas vacant e., i can approach it from the point of the place of an expert from the genderac theorist or a sociologt for an academic because i'm not any of those things. what i am is a dad and i could write it as a dad. i knew it wasn't going to beim sanctimonious and i'm glad i'm speaking from behind a pulpit. you don'ty want to write a sanctimonious book and get yourself a hind the pulpit. so i started writing. the reason i had thought about these issues in one way or another for most of my life without even being fully where i issuesng it and the being the large issue of what does it mean to be a man? what do we mean when we say masculine and when we describe masculinity? what does it mean when somebody says to a kid come on, be a man. i grew up in a household. my parents divorced when i was five because my mom started sleeping with the lady nextt door. she got into this relationship with this woman and my parents divorced and that tents to happen in those situations. we moved in with my mother and her partner and

encapsulated who i was and from an early age. i felt like i understood that there was some sort of mismatch between what it meant what the guy i was supposed to be and the that i was and that was hard to reconcile. and then as i got older and you know became well, i guess turtle and actor and comedian. and met all kinds of different people. i that sort of theme kept coming up again and again in my work and in my comedy. and so and but it wasn't until this. book started taking shape that i understood really for the first time that i had been wrestling with this. my entire life and so i got to work and and the question my first question to myself when writing this book was well how the hell do you like even start to answer that question? what does it mean to be a man? because the phrase most commonly the word most commonly affixed to masculinity in our contemporary culture is toxic. so, how do you how do you how do you look at that? how do you look at masculinity? and go well, what's the good version when we don't we don't know what

so i decided to write this book and what i knew from the beginning was it can't be, i can't approach it from the place of an expert from a gender theorist, from a historian, from a sociologist . academic. i'm not any of those things but what i am is a dad and i could write it. i could write it as a dad. and i knew it wasn't going to be sanctimonious. i'm glad i'm now speaking from behind a pulpit because you don't want to write sanctimonious book, by all means get yourselfbehind a pulpit . so i started writing. and the reason i have thought about these issues in one way or another for most of my life without even really being fully aware i was doing it and the issues being sort of the larger issue of what does it mean to be a man, what is that? what do we mean when we say tmasculine or when we describe masculinity. what does it mean when somebody says to a kid be a man. i grew up in a household where my parents divorced because my mom started sleeping with the lady next door . she got into this relationship with this woman and my parents divorced as tends to happen in those situations

the gentleman from missouri. mr.smith: i yield one minute to the gentleman from iowa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you ranking member smith. i'm highly offended by the use of the foul language by my democratic colleague. i rise in strong opposition to the democrats inflation act. this bill is full of liberal priorities that will fuel inflation raise taxes on hard-working families and create an army of 87,000 agents that will go after our families and small business. they claim only large corporations will be the target. that is false. families and small businesses who don't have time or the resources will undergo evasive audits and bear the brunts of these i.r.s. agents and will super charge the green new deal without making our country energy independent again. they would import dirty oil from venezuela. sadly that's a state of today's democratic party failed liberal agenda. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman yields back the balance of hi

and i felt like i was watching what was happening from a distance . i cannot explain this crime in a way that makes it sound defensible and i always tell people that if ihad been on my journey i would have convicted me to . however, when people asked me why didn't you just leave, i can only answer that i could only make the decision that my traumatized mind would allow me to make in that moment. and the decision i made in that moment was essentially to project everything that had ever happened to me in my childhood and from that point forward on to james and then punish him with for my life. after a five day trial it took the jury less than an hour to convict me. one of the jurors select slept off and on through the trial. the judge repeatedly instructed the bayless to wake her up. the judge then sentenced me to 25 years in prison. at my sentencing hearing he said it is too late for james langston and indeed it is too late for lisa forbes but something in me new that could not be true. i couldn't change what i had done, but i could change who i was bei

of course i will fall in love and i will not back down from my fate. ourse i'll fall in love. i will not give up my fate. while arguing, i'll still wait for my happiness. gentle , affectionate, so that this life seems like a fairy tale for us, so that i can be proud of my husband, but i don’t need anyone for my nights, of course i will fall in love and i will not retreat from my fate. i'll be scared. i'm still waiting for happiness from mine. of course i love. i will not give up my fate. he is not at all vylyudsky get scared. i'm happy, i'll wait for my own. thank you, thank you for coming. tell me not everyone pronounces, my city. well, i’ve been living there for 34 years already, so i say a teacher by education, a singer at heart, and you work as a logistics engineer in the main department of the russian emergencies ministry in the tyumen region. that's how friends. and what are your first memories associated with music at school , it was still small and somehow i heard a song on the radio i look into the blue lakes. and i'm kind of random completely

i have an innate desire to know where i come from and who i come from. so you can't deny that either not with adopted people, but also not with donor conceived people. california cro bank has no idea how many have siblings ryan has because they have no accurate record keeping. it's preposterous. you can't promise limits when you don't have accurate records. it's impossible, you know, a cost money to have accurate record keeping a cost money to update medical records and to share medical information. it costs money to have the accurate record keeping that it would take to limit the number of kids per donor. so it takes some money to do all of that. and that there are a profit business. they're selling gammy, it's it least in the you can australia, tetra, there is some regulation. do you think that canada might progress to having sung him, but they get all their spare me from the u. s. burbank, so what are they going to regulate california cry. oh bank. i don't think so. well, they could demand that the sperm be identifiable guy. yeah. let him try, sir. i

i think that is love value in got off. and for me that value comes from movies. and i feel like ah, the loretta ios race to lead is read a catholic. always doing what is expected of with us. morrila definitely left near. i'd be more i truly more afraid this still people are still working together. aloria and you were coming to a balance healthy and aligned with ourselves. the beginning of year 2018. i started to have to have one with us this month later. i went under surgery. i've been reading for 40 years now doctor. i cry out. every cry, i can tell me it's just it was totally totally the whole new world to me is my new ah ah, i just meant in my voice and my tie. for name, still a male name. because i just would love to keep my own identity. when people ask me you woman, i say no m times women just don't want to hide from anyone. i'm tries woman, i am very apologize with women. i always thought it. oh lord, blue something because it's not traditionally they for them all day because dead a women they should be dealing with. but looking at women in history that mea

i think. thank you. still, this is energy from a tree. know, it seems to me that he also feels about 10 years old. i come all the time, sometimes i tell what happened to me during this period, until we saw each other. well, to be honest, i'm such an introverted person. i usually didn't share with anyone except my wife. well , everyone has their own nature in life. i dont like. i don’t like hustle and bustle when everyone is in a hurry somewhere. that is, i need to be focused, so that i can sit quietly and think about something, and this makes me very arranges. i like it.

i lived in a hostel, not far from my studies. we literally walked for 5 minutes, by the time i got to the university , the ice had already begun, so i had to immediately shave, so i think it's amazing for every foreigner who came from the middle east it's cold. this place means a lot to me because i lived my 2 year old. here i lived in this hostel. we went to study. uh, in the evening we went for a walk here, got acquainted with their people. uh, customs with their tradition, so this place for me is always like not driving. i have been in belarus for more than twenty-five years all the time, if not her doriad. it's even hard to explain to me how souls this place is for me, of course. first two years, the most pleasant or the best times of my life were russian. i believe that every person has their own destiny. it 's one hundred percent true. when i was studying in damascus, my dream was to go on to study as an astronaut, but, unfortunately, my bali didn’t pull up a little. so we could not study with our own money, purely. there, t

the gentleman from ken particulary. mr. yarmuth: i yield one minute to the gentleman from new york, mr. jones. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jones: i'm proud to stand in this chamber as we make history for the american people. americans fought for so long to get to this moment when it was described as insurmountable. we never relented and said we wanted to get back to the goibt intable and wanted to start with climate and will make the biggest investment while creating millions of good paying jobs. the stakes couldn't be higher in communities of color who are always the hardest hit. this legislation is for my grandmother alice jones paid for the high cost of prescription drugs not fully covered by medicare. we will lower prescription drug prices for our seniors. this is why i ran for congress. this is government working for the people. this is democrats delivering on our promises. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr.smith: i yield one minute to the gentleman from

once on any, i got, i'm an african and i got my education from the blood of this nation's people include me. my mom had mach, i want to shove, my people had called on long if all of us decide to leave now, who will rebuild this country? because what i care about hookah marva is waiting to take the university entry exam to study medicine. she's clear on why she wants to follow in her mother's footsteps . z m has called me about her that again, cause our society needs female doctors in every single province. after the recent earthquake, there were no female doctors in the field to help the injured women of not only mayo doctors were there, but not a single female. and i want to help the women of my country in geneva, the hispanic is runcle coma, where the marva with follow her mothers career with the up to the taliban. they way the site, how many women doctors they want and where to find a token and don't have a favorite one. again, much older and domino for more from a bowl is dr. nut. we're so much if i drew a gynecologist and president of the bonus on society of obstetricians and gyneco

but i am not from the california you think about. i am not from san francisco. not from los angeles. i am from bakersfield, california, alright? home of merle haggart. we produce oil and we care for our land. i was born into a family of irish and italians. we had the best fight in the neighborhood. i was the youngest in my family, and i didn't apply myself very well, my folks didn't have wealth. when i got out of high school, they couldn't send me to college. i went to junior college. but they instilled in me a work ethic, so i always had a job. i was with this one guy who owned a store. he had a car dealers license. i said, i will pay you $100 if you can take me to the los angeles car auction. you see, los angeles is 2 hours away. the car dealers bring their trade-ins and have an auction. you have to be a dealer to get in. so i would buy a car and flip it to pay my way through college. i learned later it was illegal, but i didn't know when i was doing it. [laughter] so we would go to the community college in the weekends. my best friend was at stanford, my othe

say, i started practicing with a machine gun and we began to connect with the group fromere i began to cover the guys from above, i received the first bullet wounding the shoulder , we entered the battle around 10 o'clock in the morning, and by 6:00 p.m., i , together with my brother-in-law finn dmytro of the film under fire, retreated to the enemy to join our group, well, the group did not wait for us because it was connected they have a connection bc ended and they were given the command to retreat, they did not see our bodies when they were flying, the russians got in touch and said that there were 200 of us to shoot it down, i received another wound already in the back area, also by a bullet from an automatic machine, at first dmytro helped me, then already they advised dmytro and the heaviest three hundred in our group, there was already a war, not me. because we tore off a finger first and then with bullets from the shoulder joint to the elbow we shot the arm completely, we did everything lying down because well, i helped him bluntly under the bullets, that is, in r

said that i don't forget where i come from. to me, this is the most important moral test, and i have never forgotten that i come from among very, very people of working people, from simple people. and you know speaker o'neill? i recently heard from a friend of speaker o'neill, whom you probably know. he was a very colorful politician who was one of the first american visitors whom i saw in moscow when i became general secretary. his friends told me that speaker o'neill, when he spoke about people, he said, i have a very important test. this man has not forgotten where he comes from. when a person doesn't forget where he comes from, that's very important.' and from that standpoint, i can say i don't forget where i come from, and that probably is the foundation of my democratic spirit. what i did, what raisa did we come from working families we took advantage of the opportunities that existed in the soviet period for such people we were able to take advantage, and this is our life, despite all of the tribulations and problems inhe

i. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table the bill s.4458 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the clerk: senate 4458 an act to amend title 38 eubs code to improve the process by which the secretary of veterans affairs determines whether it meets requirements for the percentage of students who receive educational assistance furnished by the secretary and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to consideration of the bill? without objection, the bill is read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: i ask unanimous consent that the committee on veterans affairs be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 8656 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the clerk: h.r. 8656, a bill to designate the clinic of department of veterans affairs in indiana as the scwak yes walorski v.a. clinic. the spea

i came with a gift and it is from this little book. and geta disk so i find the same, and then, rather, there will be a good mood or affection worsens and you are the same. a program about unique personalities breaking stereotypes with an example from my own experience is very difficult, very difficult to realize that well, one person, as it were, passed away that night, but i remained alive. i use my husband's remedy and distribute bread, of course, you encounter negativity with this. ah, even in this form, it’s as if you’re just surprised that it really can still seem from the outside, like they said something bad and bad in the hospital, so she won’t last 4 months for you . and if it lives, then you will water the plants. i see that he really like what those families need, then i don't even know what to call it emotion. ah, some kind of satisfaction. i don’t see that my life will proceed in the future wheelchair. if you do not strive for your goal, then nothing will be necessary to persistently and ashamedly persevere. e, so you wan

i couldn't process how we could have been descended from thomas jefferson. as a child, i was very curious. i kept pursuing and kept asking. dad said his mother died when he was five years old, couldn't remember her face, he couldn't remember her voice. that made the story more compelling for me. i want to bring my dad some peace. i wanted to help him find his family. i wanted -- i knew he was in pain. i wanted him to feel happy. my grandmother was--can you guys hear me? okay. my grandmother was married to this man, arthur just up, he was a sailor, a gunners made in the spanish american war. that may seem merit amazing to you because i don't look that old, do i? well, i am the last in a family of five. i wasn't a surprise. and he was quite a remarkable man. my dad, of course, knew him, but he remarried. once he remarried, the history of his first wife practically disappeared. there is another reason that we lost a lot of that history. my dad had five sisters. here are two of them, louise and thelma, that is really their names. louise is the oldest, that is the

i come from this background. i come from that background.' toss that excuse aside." g proof that with ganas you're able to make it. max: absolutely. absolutely. and i think we have--as--you know, you mentioned daca you mentioned some of our young folks. we have some of our most passionate go-getters with bastante, sometimes demasiado ganas we're striving, and i think that's a big part that invigorates me about our community too 'cause we see some of those standouts and it's definitely not easy. they're entrepreneurial, they're go-getters, but they're doing everything and hustling to make sure, you know, they maximize opportunities here too. damian: and, you know, i--farm work is my background. i use that as my driving force just like you use immigration and your immigrant background as your driving force, i would imagine. max: yeah, absolutely. and i'm glad you share that 'cause i think that, you know, it's a perspective. we think about california; you know, how silicon valley has the tech space. it's also breadbasket of the world to grow so much ag, and so many of ou

irma: i guess it comes from my educational background, but also everything i have lived.ot of different people from different cultures and i had this chance to make music since i was very young. i guess the strength also comes from adversity, a lot of adversity. you know, just being pushed into the world at a very young age, you learn how to get tough. but also keep your sweetness because you don't want the fact that you are strong to destroy this sweetness we all have. olivia: it is interesting you point that out, on the flipside, one single talks about having weak spots or fractures or flaws. let's get a taste of the intimate, vulnerable mood on that track. [singg in french] it is quite a brave choice to talk about facing your own weaknesses. tell us more about exploring those personal issues on the album. irma: it started at a moment where i was feeling very low, i am not going to lie. i realized i was not going to find if yo -- find any light if i was not willing to face my dark sides. what i consider being flaws and weakness. i come from this very -- the performance

from there. i've got it. most likely, i took from there, that's all i took. painted, how it turned out. well, how did the finished product turn out from these sketches. and so, probably, from there i got it, it can always be called the deepest childhood. unfortunately, father. hey, i don't have a father anymore. and that's what i'm part of the work attend to him yes. well, that it is not. if mom can still, m-m. see enjoy criticizing, my moments, creativity is your father. unfortunately, no, every respected commoner should be cosmonauts there, there, and here it is. e yuri gagarin german titov, that's all there is a spacewalk, and all the girls were pointing at this astronaut, damn it. and behind the astronaut, damn it, my creative attempts or whatever my achievements were not. let's just say they weren't supported by their parents. i was still wanted in the profession. which is either to go to the factory, or go to plant, there is a stable salary. everything is stable there, but for free bread like this creative profession. no, this is not necessary. no need.

. >> i watched your interviews. and learn fromoing the interviews holy does make it to the top. >> i asked him how much he wanted, he said, 250. by said, fine. i negotiated with limited into any due diligence. you don't feel inadequate now being the second wealthiest man in the world, right? [laughter] >> anne wojcicki started a company called 23andme. it provides anyone who uses the firm's services with information about the genetic code. with that, people can determine their own ancestry and also that they have potential genetic health problems in the future. i sat with her at her home in palo alto to discuss the future of 23andme and how it can help solve genetic health care problems. so, for those people that haven't done 23andme yet, the test kit, tell us what 23andme actually is? anne 23andme is a company that allows you to see your dna but it also helps you understand what are your genetic health risks, what is it you are potentially predisposed to, something like type 2 diabetes, atrial fibrillation, but it also helps you

who will give me, but i had enough for a blouse from poland just right. i bought the whole one. okay, i rested at home. day after day, a week or more passed. who thought somehow i was watching tv mexican style. suddenly, a call from a neighbor comes in clip-on earrings with a brooch on her chest. i want you with volodya introduce. come in. i didn’t want to go to them, why should i care about them, i didn’t even change clothes, though i let my lips down i go in sitting with a pretty guitar with a beard, i won’t say that it looks old, but not very young. he looked. i felt bad. my heart feels trembling, and the neighbor chirped. put the vinaigrette and don’t take your eyes off volodya, you can see the blood, pour the wine, volodya sip for love. he poured the wine, obediently, like a diligent student and each other, our souls flew up at that moment, and the neighbor twittered more cheerfully than songbirds, and then suddenly saw the expression on our faces, fell silent with a bitter breath, took a sip. guilt understood, you can see the belly, what was she doin

yes , i myself am from ukraine. ere is such a city, uzhgorod, and at first i worked for three years. how many cows did you have ? about 56 cows, about 56 cows, and now the song culture is working at the moment. well, let's sing such a ukrainian folk song today that we'll unharness it and the clappers save 1 2 jokes on a black man. and they also told me that you, uh, have some kind of code name. uh, in the area, well i've always been desired tender may. and why affectionate may, as if they sound in my performance everywhere and affectionate may childhood, where are you running? childhood childhood? where are you in a hurry not played enough. i'm still with you childhood childhood. where are you staying? ay-ay porridge, but i want from me, when they managed to drive the tsardess. garden, yes , i had a garden. i have a peach orchard about a hectare, you probably see it there, well, somewhere like that. wow, i graft these trees myself. i grow and plant them. they say you're a peach. you can just plant a bone, and it will

but i also have an innate desire to know where i come from and who i come from. an anonymous donor can produce a 1000 children. talk is wrong with your child, don't get to effect of disorder, schizophrenia bipolar disorder. and don't concede, kids have grown up together without knowing they're related. i've came in close contact with 2 of my siblings and didn't know, i think most of our guys ah, i want the government in the anonymity of sperm donors. now of course it bloody hoshi continued to be human is to have a story and to have a story one must have the true story. ah, ah, it began a long time ago in philadelphia in 18. 84. a wealthy couple couldn't get pregnant. so the husband went to see a professor of medicine turned out the husband was in fertile de gonorrhea. so the professor got in to send in his wife a chloroform to her. then without her consent, he got his best looking student to go and masturbate. and he injected the sperm into her in front of the class. she got pregnant. some time later, the professor did confess to her husband what he done. but the

[laughter] so what i knew from the beginning that i cannot approach it from the point from the placenf an expert of a gender theorist or sociologist academic. i am not any of those things but i am a dad i could write it as a dad. now i'm glad i'm speaking from behind the pulpit because if you want to write a sanctimonious bucket behind the pulpit. [laughter] so i started to write. the reason i thought about these issues in one way or another for the rest of my life, the large issue of what does it mean to be a man? what does it mean when we say masculine or masculinity? what does it mean when atsomebody says be a man? what does that mean cracks i grew up in a household. my parents divorced when i was five and my mom started to sleep with the lady next door basically. she got into a relationship with this woman. my parents divorced. we moved in. that was an unusual living arrangement for those times and then my dad like a lot of men in his generation was a little distant and emotionally unavailable. he worked a lot. and was notot particularly good at communicating with his children. he

and i can take it from here. [applause] if anyone does have any questions, i am happy to answer them. >> i have a question. >> >> ok. so how has your relationship been with your daughter since then? >> my daughter is actually here. the relationship has been its own journey. 14 years is a long time. my daughter was does when i was incarcerated and 16 when i came home. she was already raised. i had to approach her not as, ok i am home now, but i had to approach her as a friend. i had to let her get to know me and get to know her and make the attempt to do so. i had to answer her questions about what happened. we were talking about her father. it has been a journey. i was fortunate that she was raised by my parents. as many difficulties as i had with her with my parents, at least she didn't know into the foster care system, which is a major challenge for many restored citizens. they cannot get their children out of foster care when i come back. it has had its ups and downs. incarceration is a definite break in the fa

and i put an end to this corruption story. and from the 1st day it made me so to speak, a red rag for many editors. i reported this to the parliamentary commission investigating the case in may 2021. when i was so to speak, a little robin hood for a short time alone against the mafia. when they threatened to burn down my house, it reminds me of the 1930 chicago, where a small grocer says, i'm not going to pay a $100.00 for a roof this week. and that was one of the reasons, but not the only one. i can't say right now if there are any other customers there and i would interpret it this way. and it's quite curious. i've been thinking about it a lot during sleepless nights. at the age of $54.00 now and $57.00 and a half. that is, it all started when i was 5455 years old and i realized that it was no coincidence that under 8 hitler, the most of the leadership of the ss and the gestapo were from austria. they were not from sicily, ireland, or die. gaston, i've been thinking about it a lot. they were austrians, residents of central europe, fu

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those are the kinds of reminders i get from the family. david: your mother wrote this book about raising talented children. do you raise your children the way she raised you? anne: i, listen, i think each generation improves upon the last generation. i think we have taken -- i i haven't, i haven't, i couldn't read the whole book, i read parts of it, but i wrote the forward. david: ok. anne: and my take on that was more to give the perspective from the child, like, i know my mother is telling you how she raised us, so let me tell you about my mother. i think it is -- my parents are incredible. i am really grateful, and there are lots of things i learned from them, but i am definitely not adopting everything they did. david: if your children go to harvard rather than yale, will you be ok? anne: let's not talk about that. david: no? too early? anne: i want my kids to -- my kids are so interesting and so different. i want them to be passionate. that is the only thing i care about. i want them to wake up every day and say i love what i'm doing.

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like i said, from the beginning of this, these not a defense. but as a police officer, i remember the last 10 people that's confessed to this particular crime, actually have 13 in physical character is maybe not physical, but in this is you would not. you would not blame me if i see somebody which doesn't. this is on the 1st there comes, my mind is or the less than people are is that okay, let me come to gigi because he's laughing at your comment. i'm not sure if it's because he thinks it's funny. i share your thoughts j. j. so i was laughing because he was fits in perfectly into the bureau spectrum of buyer, sir. and he was literally admitted by us as a police officer. no 4th of he says he's human. but so the next level as a lease officer and as a, as an institution is to 1st of all admitted by us that they are by us to was great for people like ally media and between them up and doing all of those things. and also to understand the collect the responsibility of everyone. okay. are we there means that if i move in or, and i should carry, i shoul

lived in grodno until i graduated from a music then i entered the conservatory and even my parents stayed in minsk, then at the end of the ass at the end of their lives i brought them and they are buried here. my dad was a very popular person. he was a good tailor of grodno, but for a long time he was under poland, and it was believed that the polish school was just such a father of clothes. well, it really was one of the best. and so my father studied in these masters. still, intelligence counts. yes, my mother is a teacher, tailor, and so they gave me a musical school. this is mom's job. she's right here. well, at that time, you know, there weren’t really any albums of nothing. and then she found such an album somewhere and here. uh, so the pictures start from my infancy. these are already my friends. started guitar business, guitar. we did it ourselves at that time. it was i who studied piano for the first time at the conservatory. and at that time, well began to appear. here, that is, some other environment absolutely, but aft

i got offers from chinese corporations. i got three offers for my house from corporations from china. not just a family or --. the federal reserve increased the interest rates to buy homes for american citizens is out of the question. but, i got offers from chinese corporations. communist china people are coming in here and offering to buy my house. i said no. even though, the prices were good and i could have gone out of here and i need to go to a senior facility. i am getting so old and i cannot take care of the property by myself. but, i love my neighbors. i know all of my neighbors that do not want to hurt them. with this chinese invasion of corporations from communist china. host: george in pennsylvania. republican line. caller: i am a republican until i have a chance to go register and change over to democrats. after lindsey graham said there will be riots, that is not my party anymore. to me they are turning into a nazi party. the party of death and lies is what the republican party has come to under trump. that is my

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