how did you meet jimmy carter? after we lost the 1968 election when i was working for hubert humphrey against nixon, i went back to my hometown, clerked for a federal judge, and then i was going to work for the prohibitive favorite, carl sanders, who had been the former governor and was the odds on favorite. my high school roommate. henry bowers, said, you have to see former state senator jimmy carter. he's the underdog. but i think you'll like him. and i went to see him and carl sanders was in a very upholstered office of his law firm, jimmy carter. i met on a folding table with two irons folding chairs. and i said, what am i getting myself into? he had work boots on. it took me one hour to realize this was the real thing. he was from south georgia, but he understood urban issues. mass transit, education reform, and from me. he was someone who was supporting civil rights, even from south georgia. and it took me a second interview to convince myself i shouldn't work for carl sanders, who i had first gone to see. an

but we finally tracked down a man named jake stewart, who was a naval aide to jimmy carter. he's about 85 years old now. he was very hard to reach. we sent letters. we sent emails, we called. he resisted. he resisted. he resisted. finally, he took one phone call and said, tell me a little bit more about what you're doing. and i talked about generally we're doing a chapter on each president. i'd love to talk to you about president carter, and it turned out to be one of those things. and you'll appreciate this as a reporter, where when you finally get there, it's just the most gratifying feeling in the world. we finally got him on a zoom and i said, you know, we came across this diary entry made in 1980. and as soon as i read it, he just lit up a huge smile on his face and said, oh, you found out about that? well, i said, not exactly what happened. and he then proceeded to tell us the story for the next hour, which is he had the expert, the white house, on something called operation growth flame, which was an actual program in the 1970s and 1980s, funded with millions and mill

jimmy carter is desperate.elicopters have gone down the hostagess have been dispersd he's beginning to lose to ronald reagan the economy is flatlining. he calls a jake stewart and, it's a 45 minuteut briefing on e program does not w say a word. at the end 45 minutes he writes one word on a notepad and flips it across the table you can guess what the word is, hostages. can you help? jake stewart spend the next couple of months putting their remote viewers to work. they say they actually helped locate one of the hostages a man named richard queen who is suffering from multiple sclerosis who actually was releasedrl early. but of course the rest of the hostages were not released until after ronald reagan took the oath of office are generally 20th which was a one more way for the iranians to stick it to jimmy carter. they were just not going to allow it to happen on his watch. >> i do have to say on nancy reagan's behalf and his psychic advisor their summer going. [laughter] the other ghost often so much of the pers

that's the way it stands electoral votes president ford 137 carter 272 two more than he needed jimmy carter the next president of the united states. in the end he fell short by less than 2 percentage points yet. he had won far more than he had lost. on a crisp january day in 1977 the new president's first words expressed profound gratitude to the man from grand rapids for healing a divided nation in two and a half years gerald ford had restored the presidency to the people of the united states indeed. it is no exaggeration to say that he gave us back our government in a season of doubt he restored our faith in our leaders and in ourselves. when i look back, i think the american people whether everybody agreed with my policies or not. they knew they had a new leader. with a different point of view who restored integrity and trust in their national government he had always been an optimist and saying goodbye to washington his home for an eventful quarter century. he would characteristically look to the future with hope and with confidence. my fellow americans i once asked you from your prayer

rights preserved and reinstated, we went even for election. and that election was witnessed by jimmy carter, president jimmy carter center that it was a transparent and democratic election, and we merged victorious out of that election in 2006, the international community, top of them, america and israel, they did not allow us to exercise our democratic right for a single day, they beseed gaza and they have imposed poverty, uh, lack of every means of life over our people in gaza, collective. patitive measures for the choice of our people, when the people choose anything, it has to be respected, this is the name of democracy, that is the the running of the issues of the people by the people themselves, so this is what has happened, but no, when it is israel, it's not the situation, it's dictatorship, it's brutality, it's killing, it's genocide, it's ethnic cleansing, it's apertide, that is israel, so what we have seen today, unless and until you are strong enough, to stand with resistance, israel will not abide by, israel is not able to understand, does not want rather to understand any lang

jimmy carter. jimmy carter led in the last period of his term of office, negotiations with iran on the release of american diplomats, who were then held hostage by the american and iranian leadership in tehran. and he spent practically all the work on this exchange, his administration was successful. however, then in november, as always happens in the united states, jimmy carter lost the election to ronald reagan. and the iranians released them. people on the day of ronald reagan's inauguration. and biden, of course, wanted to prevent such a situation in any case. one, to make it happen during his term, and two, to make sure it doesn't happen, you know, that he did all the work, and then trump won the election all of a sudden. and on the day of trump's inauguration , his new celebration takes place, putin releases american citizens, as trump says. you see, i became the president and everything started to be resolved, moreover, even if it happened after november, when trump spoke, there is not even

in the last period of his term, jimmy carter conducted negotiations with iran on the release of americaniplomats who were then held hostage by the american and iranian leadership in tehran. and he spent practically all the work on it. his administration was successful, but then in november, as always happens in the united states, jimmy carter lost the election to ronald reagan, and the iranians released these people on the day of ronald reagan's inauguration, and biden, of course, wanted to prevent that from happening anyway, first, to make it happen during his term, and second, to make sure it doesn't happen, you know, he did all the work, and... trump won the election suddenly and on the day of the inauguration trump is having his new triumph, putin is freeing american citizens, as trump says, you see, i became the president and everything started to be resolved even more, even if it happened after november, when trump spoke, there is not even my inauguration, russia is already afraid of us, that is, it had to happen precisely by november, this is a very important moment, this is... a

in the last period of his term, jimmy carter conducted negotiations with iran on the release of american diplomats who were then in favor of the american and iranian leadership in tehran, and he carried out practically all the work on this exchange, his administration succeeded, but then in november, as always happens in the united states, jimmy carter lost the election to ronald reagan, and the iranians released these people on the day of ronald reagan's inauguration. and biden, of course, wanted to prevent such a situation in any case. firstly, so that it happens during his term of office, secondly, so that it does not happen, you know, that he did all the work, and then trump won the election, suddenly, and on the day of trump's inauguration, his new celebration takes place, putin releases american citizens, and crump say, you see, i became the president and everything began to be resolved even more, even if it happened after november, when crump would say: " not even my inauguration." i... russia is afraid of us, that is, it had to happen by november, it is a very important moment, i

jimmy carter negotiated in the last period of his term with iran for the release of american diplomats who were then held hostage by the american, by the iranian leadership in tehran, and he did practically all the work on this exchange, his administration was successful, but then in november, as is always the case in the united states. jimmy carter lost the election to ronald reagan and the iranians released these people on ronald reagan's inauguration day. and to biden naturally wanted to prevent such a situation in any case. first, that it should happen during his term of office. the second thing is that it doesn't happen, you know, that he's done all the work, and then trump wins the election all of a sudden, and on trump's inauguration day, his thing happens. new celebration putin frees american citizens, the anchors are told to see, i became the president and everything began to be resolved , even if it happened after november, when trump spoke, there is not even my inauguration, russia is already afraid of us, that is, it should have happened by november , it is very important m

however, then in november, as always happens in the united states, jimmy carter lost the election to ronald reagan. and the iranians released these people in a day ronald reagan's inauguration. and biden , of course, wanted to prevent such a situation in any case. first, that it should happen during his term of office. the second thing is that it doesn't happen, you know, that he did all the work and then trump won the election all of a sudden. and on the day of trump's inauguration, his new celebration putin releases the american ones takes place. you see, i became the president and everything began to be resolved even more, even if it happened after november, when trump said: "not even my inauguration, russia is already afraid of us." that is, it had to happen precisely until november, this is a very important moment, this is a moment of american interest. now the moment of german interest. germany was very reluctant to go to... we see it, it even caused an outpouring of emotions in the german media, it means that the federal chancellor needed that he is not just freeing american c

know certainly about the biden's and the obama and the contents, all of them speaking, and for jimmy carter'srter, to speak tomorrow night on behalf of the former president. he is kind enough to join me right no as we look at president biden as a convention sight. jason, very good to have you. how is your grandfather doing these days? >> he is doing okay, neil,, thank you for asking, you know, he is in the same situation he's been in for quite a while but he's hanging on and he is engaged in our family discussions and in the world. >> neil: full disclosure, he's one of its one of the greatest honors of my life was being an intern for your father got it was a lot younger man -- sorry, your grandfather got a lot younger than as well but it was a great opportunity and regardless whether you're a democrat or republican or a college kid like me it was an amazing honor of a lifetime even knew my name after a while which floored me. but leaving -- leaving that aside and wonder, when you get a chance to talk to him, he's lost your precious grandmother and -- how does he get through the days? how clos

this was clear at camp david where over 13 days and nights jimmy carter averaged maybe 3 hours of sleep, the term shuttle diplomacy came from kissinger going between syria, egypt and israel for almost two weeks with almost no rest and i may say a few hours sleep to me and negotiating the climate change agreements. the use of back channels is critical. oftentimes the parties are so antagonistic that they won't get into the same room so back channels were very useful in 1939 accords and used by john jn kerry to get to iran to the table to what lead to the joint nuclear agreement, the jcpoa so back channels are very important and next is not swinging for home runs or you will struck out. the two key issues, the few hour of northern ireland was not resolved in the good friday agreement. so you take what you can and then build trust and confidence and go to the next step. next, we often are not as reliable as we should in honoring the agreements that are proceeding. it's important toim honor them. i will giveu you a perfect example of when itt was tone or when it wasn't. ronald reagan who ra

gerald ford runs in '76 againstm jimmy carter, who is -- has the best documented ufo sighting of any american president when governor of georgia. saw a ufo that he thought was a ufo outside of elks club one night while he was speaking as governor and going to figure out what he saw and he saw a military missile pass over the horizon with at least a cloud that sort of lit up the sky in this very peculiar way and the ufo sighting and put in when he was governor and becomes part of his presidential campaign because everyone at that point hopes that jimmy carter will win and then open up the government's secret ufo files, which he then does not do. the alma mater harper lanes better. there's a couple of interesting lines in yourwe book as well as great story we're waiting to crossrn ruined by initial intert in ufos as well as other famed harvard psychologist dr. mack. you write asked -- when asked at the time whether harvard was embarrassed by professor mac, a harvard spokesman stated all of the faculty had strange interests and "they're all weird and embarrassing one way or another. and

jimmy carter, i will just stay on this earth alive just for her. >> look, i agree with simon. i take it further. donald trump has had one of the worst chapters for a presidential candidate in modern political history. ever since vice president harris got in. you could argue starting the night of his rnc speech. he's done everything wrong and his team has failed to prosecute the case against harris and he has reminded the american people why they're tired of donald trump. why they don't like him. look, he is scared to debate the vice president, but i would also say a lot of people who read that tweet from donald trump saying the debate is no longer with abc, it's fox. something that screamed off their screen was a power dynamic. somewhere between misogynist, childish and boorish, that he was telling the sitting vice president i'll tell you where to show up because i'm making the call. unless donald trump forgot, his address is now mar-a-lago and kamala harris' is the naval observatory. she's the sitting vice president. so look, i think she is right to say i will debate you at a

jimmy carter, president of the united states said, the united states has only had a period of 16 yearsnjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the american experience. the total influence, economic, political, in 1961, us president eisenhouer made a shocking confession in his farewell speech, that is, the military establishment, leading us foreign policy and leading corporation. or you are with the terrorists? president george w. bush blamed osama bin laden and his leadership of al qaida as mastermind behind the terrorism. the us declared the war on terror and entered the afghan war on october 7th, 2001. november 13th, 2001, occupation of the capital, cable. on december 14th, 2001, the official declaration of victory in the afghan war was made. the us afghanistan. owns over 31% of the country's assets amounting to $36.8 trillion that? assets held by the bottom 50% of the us population amounts to just 1% of total assets. in north korea, which has been in a state of war with the united states for over 70 years, a military parade is held. the mili

jimmy carter, president of the united states said, the united states has only had a period of 16 years speech that is the military establishment leading us foreign policy and leading or you are with the terrorists? president george w. bush blamed osama bin laden and his leadership of al-qaeda as mastermind behind the terrorism. the us declared the war on terror and entered the afghan war on october 7th, 2001. november 13th, 2001, occupation of the capital, cable. on december 14th, 2001, the official declaration of victory in the afghan war was made. the us the assets held by the bottom 50% of the us population amounts to just 1% of total assets. in north korea, which has been in a state of war with the united states for over 70 years a military parade is held. the military parade features the appearance of the huasong 17 missile. the huasong 17 is an intercontinental ballistic missile with maximum range of 15, kil. 만 속박되어 있을 수는 없습니다. 어떤 세력이든 우리 국가의 근본 이익을 침착하려 된다면 우리 행무력은 이외의 자기 둘째 가는 사명을 결단코 결행하지 않을 수 없을 것입니다. 화상 97이 지금 전 세계에서 나와 있는 공개된 것 중에 가장 큰 거예요. 가장 멀리 날아간다고 하죠. 화상포 17형 안에 대당 한대

jimmy carter and rosalynn one of their biggest clients ever was rosalynn was working so hard but didn't have enough staffing. jimmy had come and and rosalynn said they had a huge fight because he was supportive of her work but she needed more of the staff so finally in 1978 jimmy carter signed the white house personnel authorization act which officially named the congress filing up the rights andof named the office of the first lady. so beginning with mrs. carter there was a more formal staff director in with nancy reagan as chief of staff and communications directorsia media directors and the staff had fluctuated from 16 to 25 people depending on the needs of the first lady. so was really pat nixon was on the press of the evolution of the office of the first lady. >> that's great. what were some of the differences you saw in your research between first lady's pat nixon, jacqueline kennedy in lady bird johnson what were some of the documents he used to write write about them? >> there certainly is a difference and there is certainly a stylistic difference. jackie was so ever elegant and

very effective white jimmy carter and rosalynn both agreed that one of their biggest clients ever was that rosalynn was working so hard, but she did not have enough staffing. but jimmy had come in undercutting staffing, and rosalynn said had a huge fight because was supportive of the work. but needed more of a staff. so she won and in 1970, a jimmy carter signed, the white house personnel act act, which officially he named and congress finally authorized government staff for the staff and named the office of the first lady. so beginning with mrs. carter. there was some more formal staff structure, a staff director and then with nancy reagan, a chief of staff communications directors, media directors and, the staff has fluctuated from six team to 25 people, depending on the needs, the first lady. so it really a pat nixon was on the of the revolution of the office of the first lady. that's great. what some of the differences you saw in your research between first ladies pat nixon, jacqueline kennedy and lady bird johnson. and what were some of the documents that you used to read about t

jimmy carter, president of the united states, said the united states has only had a period of 16 years the total influence, economic, political, even spiritual. in 1961. president eisenhower made a shocking confession in his farewell speech, that is, the military establishment leading us foreign policy and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship exerting influence over the united states. 미국의 특징적인 것은 군수 자본이 그 과정에서 엄청나게 발전했다는 것이고, 이 군수 자본이 그야말로 국가를 다 먹으면서 소위 군산 복합체, 그러니까 군대와 군수 산업분야가 결합돼서 scorching the place with nepal and we go in or this is korea, chums, this is korea. 미국의 역사 자체가 전쟁 범죄의 역사예요. 남미의 수많은 나라들이 그 모든 쿠테타에 사실 미국의 cia라든가 미국 정치가 다 다 그 관여했지 않습니까? 다 개입했잖아요. 중동의 역사는 어떻습니까? 중동의 수많은 문쟁들. 미국의 석유 지배를 위해서 1차 중동 전쟁 2차 중동 전쟁 그 모든 전쟁은 사실은 미국이 다 중심이 있지 않습니까? 그것뿐이겠습니까? 베트남 전쟁 어떻습니까? 통킹 사건 사실 다 전쟁은 날조했잖아요. 기만 거짓 술책으로 자신들이 자작극을 해 놓고 공격받은 것이라고 발표하고 전쟁 쳐 버리고 수십년 이후에 사실은 그것이 미국의 날조 조작이었다. 지금 들어나면 뭐 합니까? 그 전쟁 속에서 수십만 수백만들이 희생됐는데 아유 수도 없이 많은 어 전쟁 범죄를 자행을 했죠. 뭐 여지가 없는 거죠. 수도 없는. 그런데 전쟁 범죄를 다루기 위해서 일제 형사 재판소를 만들잖아는데 미국은 반대했잖아요. 그러니까 어떤 범죄를 서질러도 미국은 예외입니다. 범죄가

jimmy carter, president of the united states said, the united states has only had a period of 16 yearsitical, even spiritual. in 1961, us president eisenhower made a shocking confession in his farewell speech, that is, the military establishment, leading us foreign policy and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship exerting influence over the... 미국의 특징적인 것은 군수 자본이 그 과정에서 엄청나게 발전했다는 것이고, 이 군수 자본이 그야말로 국가를 다 먹으면서 소위 군산복합체, 그러니까 군대와 군수 산업 분야가 결합돼서 군산복합체가 만들어지고, 이 세력이 미국을 자주하게 됐다는 것이죠. 미국의 역사 자체가 전쟁 범죄의 역사예요. 남미의 수많은 나라들이 모든 쿠태타에 사실 미국의 cia라든가 미국 정치가 다 관여했지 않습니까? 다 개입했잖아요. 미국의 석유 지배를 위해서 1차 중동 전쟁 2차 중동 전쟁 그 모든 전쟁은 사실은 미국이 다 중심이 있지 않습니까? 그것뿐이겠습니까? 베트남 전쟁 어떻습니까? 통킹 사건 사실 다 전쟁은 날조했잖아요. 기만 거짓 술책으로 사신들이 자작극을 해놓고 공격받은 것이라고 발표하고... 어, 전쟁 범죄를 자행을 했죠. 여지가 없는 거죠. 수도 없는. 그런데 전쟁 범죄를 다루기 위해서 국제 형사 재판소를 만들잖아는데 미국은 반대했잖아요. 그러니까 어떤 범죄를 서질러도 미국은 예외입니다. 범죄가 성립이 되지 않아요. 왜 관할 건 인정하지 않기 때문에 한 번도 인정한 적이 없습니다. 그렇기 때문에 어 세계인이 다 알고 있는 전쟁 범죄에 대해서도 어 미국이는 예외라고 생각하는 거죠. 아주 황당한 논리인 거죠. 저희 아버지도 내는 미국 사람인데 예. 총사를 당했거든. 아침에 날이 세기 전에 이제 피랑 간다고 나가는데 예. 그만 무조건 그만 총을 가면 갈게 버린 게 말로서는

jimmy carter, president of the united. and a large arms industry is new in the american experience. the total influence, economic, political, even spiritual. in 1961, us president eisenhower made a shocking. confession in his farewell speech, that is, the military establishment leading us foreign policy and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship exerting influence. blamed osama bin laden and his leadership of al-qaeda as the mastermind behind the terrorism. the us declared the war on terror and entered the afghan war on october 7th, 2001. november 13th, 2001, occupation of the capital kabul. on december 14th, 2001, the official declaration of victory in the afghan war was made. the us-afghanistan war seemed to come to an end rather quickly. the us is an extremely unequal society where the rich get richer and the poor continue getting poorer. the top 1% in the united states owns over 31% of the country's assets amounting to $36.8 trillion dollars. that assets held by the bottom 50%

jimmy carter, president of the united states, said the united states has only had a period of 16 yearsluence, economic, political, even spiritual. 61 us president eisenhower made a shocking confession in his farewell speech, that is, the military establishment, leading us foreign policy and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship exerting influence over the united states. 미국의 특징적인 것은 군수 자본이 그 과정에서 엄청나게 발전했다는 것이고, 이 군수 자본이, 그야말로 국가를 다 먹으면서 소위 군산 복합체, 그러니까 군대와 군수 산업분 at bases in japan and okanawa, b-29's prepare for an historic mission in 10 plane formations, at 10 minute intervals, the superforts release their bombs. the rate continues for 90 minutes, 900 tons of bombs rain down a 20 square mile area before the bombardeer signals. 엄청난 그 폭탄을 이렇게 쏟아붓기 시작하죠. 평양 전쟁 기관보다 더 많은 폭탄들을 이 땅에 쏟아붙고 심지어 이제 세균 전쟁과 네탄 실험 이런 것들도 한국 전장에서 이루어지고 이제 그 과정에서 무수한 그 민간인들이 학살 당하는 거죠. scorching the place with nepal and we go in for this is korea, chums, this is korea. 미국의 역사 자체가 전쟁 범죄의 역사예요. 남미의 수많은 나라들이 모든 쿠태타에 사실 미국의 cia라든가 미국 정치가 다 다 그 관여했지 않습니까? 다 개입했잖아요. 중동의 역사는 어떻습니

jimmy carter unified us again. and we won. when we do not come together, we never win. in 1968, the vision and the spirit in july led to our defeat. in november. in 1980, recalling in the spring and the summer lay at the reagan in the fall. when we divide, we cannot win. we must find common ground as a basis for survival and the build up myth and change and grow. the day when we debated differed, deliberated, agreed to agree, agreed to disagree. when we had the good judgment to argue a case and then not self-destruct. george bush just a little further away from the white house and a little closer at the private life. tonight, i salute governor michael dukakis. he has run. he has run the well managed, a dignified campaign, no matter how tired or how tried. he always resisted the temptation to stupid demagoguery. i've watched a good man fast at work steal nerves, guiding his campaign out of the crowd at three, all without appeal to the worst in us. i've watched his perspective grow as his environment has expanded. i've seen this toughness and the nasty close up know his c

jimmy carter unified us again. and we won. when we do not come together, we never win. in 1968, the vision and the spirit in july led to our defeat. in november. in 1980, recalling in the spring and the summer lay at the reagan in the fall. when we divide, we cannot win. we must find common ground as a basis for survival and the build up myth and change and grow. the day when we debated differed, deliberated, agreed to agree, agreed to disagree. when we had the good judgment to argue a case and then not self-destruct. george bush just a little further away from the white house and a little closer at the private life. tonight, i salute governor michael dukakis. he has run. he has run the well managed, a dignified campaign, no matter how tired or how tried. he always resisted the temptation to stupid demagoguery. i've watched a good man fast at work steal nerves, guiding his campaign out of the crowd at three, all without appeal to the worst in us. i've watched his perspective grow as his environment has expanded. i've seen this toughness and the nasty close up know his c

jimmy carter, president of the united states said the united states has only had a... period of 16 years미국을 자주제하게 됐다는 것이죠. after the second world war, the us foreign policy began to be led by the military and the military industry became one of the most crucial sectors of the us economy. mic, military industrial complex, 그것의 위해서. the united states of america continue to increase its defense budget after the war. the... after world war ii, the united states of america did not seas its involvement in wars. there were approximately 250 conflicts in more than 150 regions worldwide following the second world war, with over 200 of them being initiated by the us. this american involvement in wars took various forms, including not only. direct military invasions, but also covert operations and secret actions. operation cyclone, which is referred to as one of the largest cover operations in the history of the cia took place. in the 1980s in order to counter the spread of soviet influence in the middle east and weaken the soviet union, the united states secretly supported armed groups in afghanist

jimmy carter, president of the united states said, the united states has only had a period of 16 yearsign policy and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship exerting influence. 미국의 특징적인 것은 군수 자본이 그 과정에서 엄청나게 발전했다는 것이고, 이 군수 자본이 그야말로 국가를 다 먹으면서 소위 군산복합체, 그러니까 군대와 군수 산업 분야가 결합돼서 군산복합체가 만들어지고 이 세력이 미국을 자주제하게 됐다는 것이죠. after the second world war, the us foreign policy began to be led by the military and the military industry became one of the most crucial sectors of the us economy. mic라고 millitary industryal complex라고 불리는 그 군산복체 그것의 위해서. the united states of america continue to increase its defense budget after the war. the usa continue to produce war materials and consume weapons through wars. the usa was now infected with fatal disease. states of america did not sease its involvement in wars. there were approximately 250 conflicts in more than 150 regions worldwide following the second world war with over. 200 of them being initiated by the us. this american involvement in wars took various forms, including not only direct military invasions, but

jimmy carter, president of the united states said, the united states has only had a period of 16 years without. war in its 242 year history, the united states is the most belligerant country in history. now this conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the american experience. the total influence, economic, political, even spiritual. in 1961, us president eisenhower made a shocking confession in his farewell speech, that is, the military establishment leading us foreign policy and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship exerting influence over the united states. 미국의 특징적인 것은 군수자분이 그 과정에서 엄청나게 the terrorism, the us declared the war on terror and entered the afghan war on october 7th, 2001. november 13th, 2001, occupation of the capital kobul. on december 14th, 2001, the official declaration of victory in the afghan war was made. the us-afghanistan war seemed to come to an end rather quickly. 들이 있어야 되는데 게릴라들한테 엄청나게 시달리니까 견딜 수가 없어서 결국에 철수했단 말이죠. 116년 역사에 크레디 스위스가 없어졌죠. 음 합병당하면서 그 누리엘 루비니 교수 같은 사람은 지난 4월 초

and let us also send our love to the great president from the state of georgia, jimmy carter.georgia, i love you back and we have 68 days to go until this election. 68 days to go. and i think you all have snt your time here sacrificingll your other obligations to be here together, us as one community, knowing we all have so much more in common than what separates us. and i thk you for taking that and listen. so we're here to speak truth. and one of the things that we know this is going to be a tig race until the very end. ok. so let's not pay too much attention to the polls because we are rning as the underdog. ok? and we have some hard work ahead of us, but we like hard work, rd work is goowork. hard work is good work. and with your he, we a going to win this november. yes, we wl. so look, georgia, let me say i'm no stranger to tough fights before i was elected vice president. bere i was elected a united states senator. i was an elected attorney general and before tha an elected district attorney and before tha i was a courtroom prosecutor. so every day ithe courtroom, i std

they did this in 80 with jimmy carter. do the same thing run out the clock.the radicals as moderates. republicans ran a brilliant campaign they talk about the issues they did not get in. they've done. this is what they will do. this is 85 with 90 day campaign was a tough campaign and 88 were brilliant they turned to michael to caucus and jimmy carter into the people that they really were they were centrist and uniter's. if trump can do his part and stick to the issues they get pretty good people around them and show these ads get out there do more press conferences. talk about who she is neo- socialist and wallace is a full force multiplier. so the mcgovern's of 72 or the dead carcasses are the corridors. there is no chance, no opportunity for factionalism we got to unite site this election is about us or tromp it is about the future of the republic. they have ideas in store for us that we have never seen before. >> is an election truly absolutely. we have seen the way they run the campaign they have suppressed any transparency. they suppressed the voters a w