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during the last elections in 2018, 2 thirds of german turks voted for irwin and his a k p party. many say he's modernized, the country improving its health system and infrastructure. as of al, one of the issue i live in germany had here. if you go to the emergency room of the hospital, you have to wait for up to 6 hours. that's not the case in turkey. my children, for example, can go to a public hospital. they're free of charge simply because they have a turkish passport. and other one is also built so many bridges and roads. of course no one is perfect, but i still believe the a k pull is the best option, especially if you compare it to the other parties. and i've been through alarm 30, but i can still remember what turkey was like before the a k. p took over the streets, were paul told everything was dirty, there were power cuts. and if there was an earthquake, the houses color hold. okay, that has happened again, but i remember how bad it used to be up to real polls suggests that an err to one victory is far from certain this time around. however, the current president still g

have the right to vote there during the last elections in 2018, 2 thirds of german turks voted for irwin case in turkey. my children, for example, can go to a public hospital. they're free of charge simply because they have a turkish passport. and other one is also built so many bridges and roads. of course no one is perfect, but i still believe the a capable is the best option, especially if you compare it to the other parties and have been through. i'm 30 but i can still remember what turkey was like before the a k p took over the streets were paul told everything was dirty. there were power cuts. and if there was an earthquake, the houses color hold. okay, that has happened again, but i remember how bad it used to be up to the pulse suggest that an early one victory is all from such as this time around. however, the current president still gone has a lot of support among german tax, many of whom admire his leadership style with the hobby leisure all along. i think there is one decisive element. well, that was a little, it's the successfully conveyed image of a strong nation of lead by

. >> the duo took a black hawk helicopter to share the film with troops at fort irwin army base. >> whyhe boots on the ground folks? >> i believe the power of storytelling, particularly narrative storytelling, is that it allows subjects to come back in the light and touch a part of us as people that say something reading the news doesn't. [cheers and applause] >> the film, a cinematic look at a war that lasted 20 years, and almost to countless u.s. troops, their families, and afghan citizens who supported them. >> i mean, 300 afghan interpreters since 2001 have been killed by the taliban for their connection with the u.s. government and the soldiers there. and there are still so many there waiting for visas. geico at the end when the real photos of soldiers -- >> done. done. >> reactions. >> first of all -- i -- yeah. >> i watched it in a screening in london with my son and he looked at me and said are you crying? and i'm like yeah, i am. it was a beautiful moment. >> these people have done extraordinary things, both the people who fought and also there interpreters. so it's just to shi

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so ladies and please join me in welcoming gina smiley and neil irwin. thanks so, brad. i keep looking around, see if any of the subjects of your book jay powell, lael brainard, janet yellen or the room, i think they all live not too far from here. i do not see any of them. so we can have a nice free conversation. they didn't agree. they didn't. they didn't show up. maybe. gina, it's a wonderful book. i'm going to start with the most basic question possible. why should anyone give a flying flip about the federal reserve? oh, good question. i think the actually the point of the book really is that everybody should care about the federal reserve that you know, i think we spent a long time and i think i spent a lot of my career sort of treating the fed as, the specialist interest. that is something that sort of the super nerds really care about and really understand that everybody else can kind of, you know, treat it as such that it's something that a small segment of society needs to know about. but the fed has really expanded in power in such fundamental ways that. it rea

napoleon, irwin still, if the beautiful in the park said longer, didn't pharma even with her. so we're seeing a multitude of narratives within the russian media when some of the talk show as a sort of says, love the u. s. can even keep it secret way at the woodland, thus excuse was it the colonel ship a daughter at every now and then you get a former russian officials have come on talk shows them said love these documents really show how did the americans by community has been able to get inside our military in our spy agencies, each of the premium, to picasso, it but will you steeping brignac, levine? yeah. americans, experts look over. i see your gun. they were, you know, probably still or go what, what the rosky widow i dishes, my cheek is a you might so a big and boyce gam spoon of my horrible my village. and they've been shut down pretty quickly. good. this particular revelation that ukraine's ad defense mess our system is rapidly to placing will will be potentially welcomed in moscow 9. you would like to get this arc warranty. so we're doing the exact orange for thank yo

but irwin corwin, for example, and a hollywood actor back in the last century said that if we do notn the risk of arriving where the damn thing comes from, that is, when cellular biological life, and while we are clearly working according to this plan, that is, we still need to concentrate on our land, percent ecology is 100%. well, in particular, and according to the consolidated opinion, most climatologists, if in the next 12 years, we do not if we can keep warming at the level of one and a half degrees, then global climate catastrophes. on earth will not be disgusting. we emit 40 billion tons of carbon dioxide. in a year this is as much as the whole of africa, plus another third of africa, would also absorb in a year. can you imagine how much we throw away and we survive a bunch of animals from this biosphere. we will have problems, most likely with the availability of available fresh water. we are talking about humanity in general. i don't take all others. there are geopolitical problems technological problems in the form of artificial intelligence. what to do with him? and how s

michael irwin, the newer stars try to shove the wokeness down our throats and it's not enjoyable.erald ford, morgan freeman. chris hemsworth joins the to but autoreader blackcomb are coming to get your rubix when you have hourglasses, damage, trust, safe flight will replace your windshield and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly safe that repair safe likely replace looks like you've been sleeping well again. he's back to my little guy and you're looking good. still feeling good. well, just when you thought it couldn't get any better, we've got the best pillow over mypillow 2.0. >> i'm interrupting this commercial to let you all know that you have made mypillow 2.0 a huge success. and because of your amazing support, we've expanded my pillows, u.s. manufacturing and jobs to make room for this. we're clearing out our perkel bed sheets and to thank you , i'm giving them to you at close our prices. king-size only thirty nine dollars a set. queens thirty five dollars a set full size, twenty nine and twin size

we go to the national training center in for term one -- fort irwin, california. this is the end of the cold war, the marquis experience. there is no more going on, this is what your whole report card is graded on. going on with our whole battalion, 400 people, 500 people. we go to the nevada test site, a place of unbelievable rundown from the cold war, right? now, -- renowned from the cold war, right? i am not revealing classified information, but they built a nuclear powered plane out there. the problem was, when somebody went, how will they protect the pilot? they said, we will put shielding in here. it become like -- became like a 40 time plane. physically it could fly but the mechanics did not work. they also did a nuclear powered rocket out there. i not giving up national security seekers -- secrets because i was never read onto any of this. but when you are at this huge monolithic launchpad where they have spray-painted yellow and orange places not to go because it is still radioactive i deduced what they were doing. i want to be clear that i have no knowle

. >> lauren irwin from denver colorado. >> madeline hines from cleveland ohio. >> brian maxson from ohio. >> anna olson from iowa. >> bernet romo from arizona. >> alicia taylor from kansas city kansas. >> caroline simmons from kansas city. >> brana avocado from tampa florida. >> rashida anderson from detroit michigan. >> chapman university, american university. >> university of missouri. >> northwestern university. >> iowa state university. >> the university of maryland. >> university of tennessee knoxville. [applause] >> me and other members of the white house press corps spent most of yesterday with them and let me tell you, they are much more impressive than any of us were at that age. these amazing young journalists are here with us tonight and they have come to talk to you, give them a job. what are students please stand up and let's give them a round of applause. [applause] >> watch out because these journalists are going to be hitting you up for scoops and jobs at all the after parties. last year at this dinner we enacted the creation of a new award for lifetime career achievement

is this paving the way then for a meeting between president irwin and presidency c all this is much expected there in this is also what turkish foreign minister said, especially after both presidents show cancer during lots november's world cup in a door ha, and a turkish foreign minister said 2 days ago that may be after the election, which is going to be held on may 14, 2 presidents may come together, but of course i had to on the line that this is going to be a very challenging election for the turkish president who has been enrolled in the country through his up 40 for the last 22 years. but a possible meeting between the 2 presidents is expected after d. a election. thank you center because of, of low reporting from ankara. lebanon is facing an economic crisis, blamed on years of mismanagement and corruption. so a bailout from the international monetary fund has been proposed as the only realistic chance of recovery. but political and financial elite are refusing zanna her. that reports from beirut, lebanon is buying wheat through a world bank loan. it's the only way to insure the price

. >> reporter: la paz county supervisor holly irwin has been sounding the alarm about these foreign-owned15. >> why would a company from saudi arabia be growing alfalfa in the arizona desert? >> because they've depleted their natural resource over there. so now they're here. >> reporter: it's illegal to grow alfalfa in saudi arabia because it takes too much water. so fondomonte bought vast tracks of desert in western arizona on top of an aquifer in part because there are no regulations on how much water can be pumped out of the ground. >> so anybody can come out here and buy or lease land and if you can put a well in and find water, you can take it? >> that's right. >> reporter: as climate change fuels devastating droughts, arizona and its rapidly growing cities are facing drastic cuts to their surface water supply from the critically low colorado river system. >> we cannot afford to give our water away frankly to anyone, let alone the saudis for free. >> reporter: kris mayes is arizona's newly elected attorney general. as we talked to her at one of fondomonte's farms, we saw a series of

we have a report from neighboring chad presser. irwin gets ready to inaugurate turkey's 1st nuclear power plant. just ahead of elections on may. the 14th the u. s. and south korea declared a new nuclear deterrence plan, as china warns against provoking pyongyang. and i poorest with the sport. manchester city land a massive blow to arsenal. title chances meeting the premier league leaders for one to increase their own house and becoming champ. ah, welcome to the news or a faltering cease fire between sedans, army and the power military rapid support forces is scheduled to end in a matter of hours. already airstrikes have been heard on thursday. the r s f accuses the army of carrying out those attacks. but nonetheless, a regional african trade block is pushing to extend the truce by another 3 more days. video has also merge of looting in cartoon. some traders have complained that the police aren't doing anything to protect their property. the inter governmental authority on development known as i guard, has invited both sides to south sedans. capital talks, the army says it'll send a delega

and these little kids got yo walk through these craz becky irwin is the man who shot that video and haseen tryingst his level best to geo get people to pay attention. >> what's happenincig to histync city? he's in san francisco tonight. he joins on us .made ricky, thank a you for coming on . and for all the noise that you've made about what's goingn on around you, people seem g it to be ignoring it. to >> do you think this murdere up will wake people up? i sure hope so. and i just want to send my condolences to the victim'sei family. you knowctims fa, it's a horribs tragedy. but i also wano asket to askd the mayor london breed and the governor , gavin newsom,o al how much more anarchy are youlot going to allow before you pu yot your political pride to the side and take a better look atkt some of these laws and implementations that you put in placela and retractce some of them because they're just not working californians are tired of being subjected to your social experimentocias, like defunding the police, like trying to legalize illegal drug use with these safe consumption sites and g

irwin letrinsky, katherine mc mckinnon, victoria norse, former senator russ feingold all have endorsed the way that we are proceeding. the e.r.a. is needed not only to keep progress going moving but also to protect against incursions on the progress we've already made. based on recent additions by the supreme court, some justices ascribe to the view that the meaning of equality under the equal protection clause should be pros -- frozen in time in 1868, when the 14th amendment was ratified. that approach may cast in doubt even the limited precedent holding the equal protection clause applies to sex discrimination. it's been more than 100 years since women won the right to vote and nearly 100 since the effort to enshrine the e.r.a. into the constitution began. generations have fought to achieve major points of progress in our laws in our society since then, however it's undeniable that work remains. finally, enshrining the e.r.a. into the constitution would be one major step that we could take towards a society that is truly equal on the basis of sex. i therefore urge my colleagues to vo