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the thing is 4 sided, and i do think it's long enough. oh, trust. i don't think the americans are contained in china. both china and america haven't g tool, as obama mentioned once in 2009. i think this is a misnomer that they are containing china, china contacting us. they have a $780000000000.00 trade in get our share. trade is $8000000000.00. china us trade is $780000000000.00. and every day prior to the time to make 6000 people cross off from the u. s, which kind of i said, well, so, and so there is no containment. the soviet union was contained by the u. s. there, there was no trade, no investment, no market, no contract. that doesn't exist between us and china. i don't think there is any containment. the chinese keep flagging this just as a part of their defensive mechanism. bart, this is to put the americans in place by flagging containment pieces all the time. i don't think, in fact, china usaa relations are more stable and more having more strategic depth than us into relations or u. s. and i shudder. so i do that because, i mean it's not ju

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right in thinking you had to chance long. am iong. am i right in thinking you had to change airports to come home? | long. am i right in thinking you had i to change airports to come home? no, well, to change airports to come home? iifr, well, originally, we originally booked to salzburg, but that was cancelled by british airways. they did not tell me, i discovered by accident. that was a long time ago. then i decided to book to munich because i felt it was a safer option, which it has turned out to be, so itjust meant a long drive to the resort in austria. 50 be, so itjust meant a long drive to the resort in austria.— the resort in austria. so they say it is better _ the resort in austria. so they say it is better to _ the resort in austria. so they say it is better to travel _ the resort in austria. so they say it is better to travel hopefully i it is better to travel hopefully than to arrive, but how to make sure the journey back is a tolerable? what sort of preparations to put in place, given your travelling with children? ——

— it has taken so long? i think it's 'ust the it has taken so long? _ it has taken so long? i think it's just the attitudes and _ it has taken so long? i think it'sl just the attitudes and visibility... there are loads of different reasons to be honest. this is the start of something special and you have to ride the crest of a wave when you get it. we have a league now and big platforms. every game has been almost full to capacity. this is the start of something major and long may it continue. we are heading in the right direction, wejust may it continue. we are heading in the right direction, we just have to keep going. i the right direction, we 'ust have to keep going.— keep going. i have read here that our keep going. i have read here that your sister's _ keep going. i have read here that your sister's journey _ keep going. i have read here that your sister's journey hasn't - keep going. i have read here that your sister's journey hasn't been | your sister's journey hasn't been straightforward. what they by that? i think there has been ups and downs

so it looks like it more for long when i was trying to see the, the kind of logistics been necessary for this car long golf is a nightmare. the ammunition, the full, the reference, spirit, arts of to order no required for this kind of a credible conventional and city torrance capabilities and bill b. b. this is another factor in any future off including the current one. and the 3rd lesson from this conflict, i would imagine, is the economic preparedness, especially in terms of comprehensive national power. this concept came up during the soviet times, the americans copied it. and everybody else today is copying this concept of comprehensive national power. this need to be built up before anybody is willing to go for a conflict. that's why russia is concerned, it see self sufficiency as a mass not only for war times, but also for the times of peace. because especially when you look the at the full back from this war and the disruption in production changed sanctions that affect not only russia, but many countries that have absolutely nothing to do with the conflict and your brain. isn'

i think the list will be long when it comes _ with? l be long when it comes but the _ with? i think the list will be long when it comes but the names i with? i think the list will be long i when it comes but the names that with? i think the list will be long - when it comes but the names that are standing out from the conversations i have had so far today are ben wallace, the defence secretary. richie sue knight, chancellor and a couple of days ago. any modern, stellar trade minister, didn't resign in the end. —— rishi sunak. and the other name tab in the back of your mind is liz truss, the foreign secretary. i think it could be a lot longer than that of if we could go a bit longer.— could go a bit longer. yes. nick eardley on _ could go a bit longer. yes. nick eardley on the _ could go a bit longer. yes. nick eardley on the process - could go a bit longer. yes. nick eardley on the process and - could go a bit longer. yes. nick. eardley on the process and some could go a bit longer. yes. nick- eardley on the process and some of the name

the thing is 4 sided and i do think it's long enough. oh, trust. i don't think the americans are contained in china, both china and america hybrid g tool, as obama mentioned once in 2009. i think this is a misnomer that they are containing china, china contacting us. they have a $780000000000.00 trade in debt or shared trade is a $2000000000.00. china us trade is $780000000000.00. and every day prior to the time to make 6000 people cross off from the u. s, which kind of, i said was so and so there is no containment. the soviet union was contained by the u. s. there, there was no trade, no investment, no market, no contract. that doesn't exist between us and china. i don't think there is any containment. the chinese keep flagging this just as a part of their defensive mechanism. bart, this is to put the americans in place by flagging containment pieces all the time. i don't think in fact, china usaa relations are more stable and more having more stir digit dept than us into relations all to us. and i showed earlier. so do that because i mean it's not

i saw them maybe once or twice 7 years in jail is a long time people change. can i learn and cross the cambodian border? ah, they were in drugs a when he met the girl in a nightclub. the next morning is still worth your issue with the line between legal and illegal was some big issue. but as long as she had money, you are always on the right side of the law. that is done. here we are, the so about how do you say it in a little town in cambodia. we just checked out the temples of anchor. what's below it, everything's great. tomorrow we'll go to canada pen and find some prostitutes. but not a word to my tie girl. with a thought we arrived into camp and during the premier near year, not knowing the whole town would be dead. all the shops were close. even the bar girls who were out of town, we should think their families were running out of little things when cold drinks obtained for it. okay, it can't take much more heat. i burned my fingers. so the only thing with where can we find a decent heath of 10 foil to get here? and no way ever one will be able to see the

long war. by the way, this is what i told myself from the first days: i am preparing for a long war and i will nd ukraine as long as possible i will be able as long as i have enough health and strength , that is, it could be several years at least, it is them, as i am very diligently trying to give an assessment of the nature of the hostilities, but still, what we see says that it is becoming more and more protracted while maintaining a fairly high level of the intensity of the hostilities themselves, if you remember in the first weeks of the war there, they said that russia would not be able to get close to them and it would collapse, we see that this did not happen. and i also said then that authoritarian regimes always have good mobilization resources, they have a mechanism of coercion that allows them to squeeze the last juice out of their nation, and we are seeing this in russia now. they openly declare that for them defeat in this war is the end of russia itself. they understand it, they even admit it. therefore, we should not expect that they will surrender only because they did not succ

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years, would court violate the right to life, but in the end, those warnings didn't matter. demo that i long oh, here is one of the men executed in myanmar b o z a r t hall was a lawmaker and led several protests against the military junta. oh, he also used music as part of his activism, which got him detained for his hip hop lyrics with me in mars. military sees that he has now been executed along with 3 others. for descent. the military is out of control is not in military anymore. not a political stakeholder anymore. they had a criminal law still, the military took control of me and mar in a cool. since then, the country has descended into chaos. with extrajudicial killings and extreme wilander, such as blowing up villages with land mines. the men executed have been accused of helping the militia in their fight against the military. it includes a veteran activist, count, men, you as well as 2 others accused of killing a military informant by many believe that this is a tactic to try to install and still more fear in the population. but it's quite unlikely that this is going to be successf

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i worked in the library for a long time. have a hippie collection, they really need to have a punk collection as well. so i talked to the city archivist who is my boss. she was very interested. one of the things that i wanted to get to the library was the avengers collection. this is definitely a valuable poster. because it is petty bone. it has that weird look because it was framed. it had something acid on it and something not acid framing it. we had to bring all of this stuff that had been piling up in my life here and make sure that the important parts of it got archived. it wasn't a big stretch for them to start collecting in the area of punk. we have a lot of great photos and flyers from that area and that. that i could donate myself. from they're, i decided, you know, why not pursue other people and other bands and get them to donate as well? the historic moments in san francisco, punk history, is the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪♪♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisc

other prime ministers were able to achieve — other prime ministers were able to achieve and i think you be longor those. and deed, but long remembered for those. fific deed, but looking at long remembered for those. fific deed, but looking at my colleagues —— indeed. there are those who criticise mr shinzo abe, and bringing japan closer to confrontation with china, what are your thoughts on that? i think shinzo abe really tried to reintroduce japan to take a more — to reintroduce japan to take a more active role internationally and i think the definition of pacifist constitution, the need to change _ constitution, the need to change over time, constitution, the need to change overtime, i constitution, the need to change over time, i think he change overtime, i think he didn'l— change over time, i think he didn't really intend to change japan's — didn't really intend to change japan's overall pass this philosophy but the definition of self—defense we need to change _ of self—defense we need to change over time in accordance with— change over time in accordance with the — change over time in accord

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i have one more round . if you want a new fuel rod spot in the long term, i don't see a future of nuclear energy in germany. what's the biggest opposition from germany briefly, if you can. there's a long history, of course, behind this. but how would you explain this to viewers who might not be familiar with it? i mean a couple of issues, but i think safety is one of the main concerns and also the question, what do you do with the fuel rods? once they are taken out of the reactor and have to be stored somewhere permanently? so both aspects are really behind the discussion about nuclear energy and now combined also with the fact that renewable energy have become so much cheaper in the last decades. we know that check republican france are among those countries planning boat outs, belgium and korea have reversed their plans to phase out nuclear. is nuclear, a long term solution for these countries, or is it just a bridging to get through perhaps a wider build out of renewables? what are we seeing and for some countries it's actually something that they want to pursue in the long run. the czech republic, for ex

i presume that as long as russia is strong and can suppress ukrainians living there and trying to russian occupation. i presume that as long as russia is oppose the new russian regime. um, as long as long as russia is strong, there will be probably no, no great changes there. but when russia is weakened by western sanctions, then i think an uprising is possible, but it is still too early to tell when this will happen and under which circumstances roman just mentioned the sanctions and we have all this discussion. when it comes to nord stream one, they have the annual maintenance, we have this turban in canada, there will now be sent to germany and then to russia to activate this gas pipeline again do you think it's credible when the west says we have the sanctions for russia, but when they start affecting us more than we say, okay, you are not that important anymore. well, there's a reason why there are no sanctions on gas so far and why their oil sanctions which will only come into place at the end of the year. and that is exactly the dependency of the west on russian gas. so the idea is

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then when i was on long flights i went back to iraq so i just sat and wrote there. i just would write bits and pieces and put it together. then once i have or i have the book deal and i knew i had, i got the book deal in december and i was due in august of 2020 i knew that i had to get this done so i just hunkered down and wrote. it's just about making sure that i even 10minutes writing down a paragraph . so it's just a process. i had a great collaborator who worked with me and helped me along. i have lots of good proofreaders. dick durbin my senior senator , i talk about how he found me in the hospital and gaveme a new mission and eencouraged me to run . i sent them copies to read . i sent it to different folks that i'm a big fan of sharon brown and his process igand his wife is also a new york times , connie is a best-selling author so i sent it to him and they gave me feedback. i have lots of people hoping me along the way. >> i love that. it's a great detail. what was the hardest part of this book to write? i'm assuming it's talking t about the crash but there m

i believe we will get it done. yes. reporter: [indiscernible] sen. schumer: look, the members are reviewing the text. it is a long text. 700 pages. i giving everyone time to review am the text. in the meantime, we are continuing with the birdbath and we expect to remove to move forward next week. yes. reporter: [indiscernible] sen. schumer: members are reviewing the text and we will all be talking shortly. we hope to finish with the parliamentarian. it's going to be hard to do that because it's a shortened timeline with a large bill and move to the senate floor next week. yes. reporter: [indiscernible] sen. schumer: it's always a worry. it's made life much harder in a 5050 senate but we're gonna have to persevere. yes. we will be adding things on insulin to the reconciliation proposal. yes. reporter: [indiscernible] sen. schumer: look, we are going to work out how to how to pass this bill successfully going through vote a rama and i think we'll have the cooperation of all 50 of the members. reporter: as you know, during the july recess leader mcconnell , said if you guys continue to work on the reconciliation pac

it just goes on and on, and then before you just keep flying, i always enjoyed these long flights. the most flying was all i ever really wanted to do. that was my main obsession. when it helped hopes to see on the sport ended up costing the life of 6 of his comrades and friends. the script isn't alyssa. there's a list with all the people who have died while jumping or, and it's pretty gruesome slim. but you need to scroll all the way down until you see the most recent case. you just keep scrolling past movies, fatalities, and the names of that dead, ma'am. and, and everybody knows each other in the scene, which is so small and still the class, he seemed unaffected by it. and that really made me think met, and vicky said thank you again. 0 hope to for our question is, what has to happen for a person to get to that point? what drove me so far, to the point that i had to jump off mountains. to give an example, i simply noticed that when someone had an accident, when someone died or something bad happened, it left me feeling completely cold. it somehow didn't concern me. we would even g