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until then, we are with avenel joseph of the robert wood johnson foundation doctor joseph is they policy vice president there. taking your phone calls on phone lines as usual. republicans 202748 8001 democrats -- independents, to throw 2748 8002. go ahead, keep calling in. we will continue this conversation until the top of the hour. this is sidney, slippery rock pennsylvania. good morning. >> hi, the problem that i ran into is that i have been on disability for the last 15 years. i turned 65 this year and i lost all of my insurance. i still go see my oncologist every six months, i have a -- on this stuff and i don't qualify now for medicaid, because they say i make too much money i don't even make 1500 dollars a month that is a little disheartening there when you go to try and see what kind of programs are out there to help you. there's really nothing there. >> thank you sydney, i think you've raised one of the fundamental points here. which is that you can make very little money per month and still not be eligible for medicaid depending on the state in which you live. most would say th

molly, to something we spoke about with joseph. if people have an issue of what they say is selective editing. why would they from the out set come out and say, we'll blow up any secret passage way, we'll let it all come out so there is no dispute about what happened. they didn't do that, did they? >> hard to take that as a good faith argument given that 100% of what we have seen on this is edited and nobody was actually engaging with the substance of what we learned last night in this video that we all got to see. the frustration seems to be that american people got to see what was going on without having liz cheney telling us what we were supposed to think about it. if they had really wanted to engage with it, they could of. he had evidence that for instance testimonies at odds of what the video footage shows about his without that day. or about these tours given to people who are sentenced to four years in prison was completely different than what we were told by the committee or how they added audio to make it seem more nefario

we put the question galina when valeria introduced you to joseph.fore you, impression 19 number 19? well, i looked, he was very sociable so 68 number 68, 58, you can’t deceive a mother’s heart, but what qualities a man should have , for a woman next to him to be happy, come on, 67 number 67, we have a husband a man should be e , a true friend very caring reliable. well, in the sense of number 43 attention , fate is in my hands, fate is in your hands. absolutely right 78 number 78 top game in the first round of the russian lotto won two tickets purchased in the samara region and in the perm region, the winnings amounted to 650,000 rubles. for every winning ticket. we became the first winners of today's draw, russian lotto, congratulations to our congratulations to the winners. thank you galina nikolaevna , i suggest you go to our recreation area. please come in valery, i ask you to take the place of your mother, just, yes, please stay, we move to the second round from the second round, we begin to play 30 rice one at a time one million rubles, ticket

these were the politicians of the bright past, for example, the ball de gaulle two is the zenhower joseph kennedy margarifer. i do not exclude, because you understand america after the first second world wars, in fact. cases came out hegemonic emerged as the sole winner benefited from this period. and while they were rebuilding europe they did. so they subordinated all these european elites to themselves, so here it must be said that you need to look at each separately character and if historical characters are related to current reality. i do not rule out that i will have to disassemble them, but contemporaries today. there are enough of them here, if you have such a desire to personally see one of these heroes in our program. here is your personal desire. in general, from the entire stream of politicians of the entire kaleidoscope, rather no than yes. you know how heroes appear. just imagine a board on which a crime is being investigated, where different characters, victims, murderers, and so on are connected with red threads. here now, uh, working on a program looks exactly like this,

joseph i gender norms as gender is a bad idea ?joseph i like i like idea?xtent. i think it's nice that men often want to provide and they want to be gentlemanly, but they should. they want to be, they have to because of that. and i think it's that women it's nice that women are sometimes more nurturing, perhaps in of their relations, but they shouldn't feel like do ehhen but they shouldn't feel like do either. so the choice there is there is that well forgotten where now. but so where was going now. but so we're to wrap it because we're going to wrap it because i was just on a roll there because at one point we don't want gender norms because they might be bad and seem so important to the obvious. we do want gender norms because work and they good. think the is if good. i think the reality is if you against biology for you fight against biology for long end getting long enough you end up getting to where you got the to the point where you got the maths and. that's i'm maths and. that's what i'm talking about you. but also talking about with you. but also th

director ejecutivo para una sociedad libre y segura joseph muchas gracias por acompañarnos. >> buenología de irán de poder ver un avión que tienen alta capacidad con municiones precisas han desarrollado por casi 20 años de los últimos 10 años han hecho avances y tienen todo un batallón de drones. >> y los han estado exportando desde el año anterior irán exportando a ucrania rusia, siria es un gran aliado y no sorprende nada que esén dando este apoyo a las milicias que son visibles y son los que atacaron a esta base en siria yo creo que es una cosa que tenemos que estar muy pendiente en aviones tripulados. >> hablamos de la guardia revolucionaria de irán que tiene este grupo y porque está relacionado con este tipo de ataques. >> es lo que se llama una primera línea es una entidad de promotor de terrorismo internacional son expertos que llaman en guerra asimétrica. >> utilizan drones para la milicia lo ha hecho siria, líbano irak y se ve en venezuela y esos mismos durón dana rusia y nicolás maduro en venezuela cuéntanos qué tipo de consecuencias tiene esto con los conflictos que tienen

in addition to the 56-year-old blacksmith joseph kamensky, several more children became alive.all, the mother had already covered the lapkovichi with her body, volodya and skevich were hiding in the potato pit , his sister sonya was in the cellar. have a pit. covered with boards, they told about what the german had discovered. the board, and the kids were sitting there, and he waved his finger and closed it and closed it. i had a burnt back of my body and arms my son. adam, who was lying about three meters away from me, called me to him to pull him out of the puddle. i crawled up and lifted him, but i saw that he was cut in half by bullets, my son adam still managed to ask his mother came to life. and then he died. i myself got up and could not move, but soon my brother-in-law, eskevich iosif antonovich, who lived on a farm about one and a half kilometers from the village of khatyn, came up to me and took me to his home. rather, the village of khatyn was almost carrying on itself, already completely burning down. kamensky was treated at the bogdanovka farm honored doctor of the

nick now, joseph l. james chairman of the europe tribe, come from the village of reagan, located over climate river. just north of here about 67 hours. i thought a lot about today, you know? today is a proud day. beautiful day. but when i think of that, you know, i give thanks . i give thanks to everywhere that paved the way i give thanks to everybody that that made me who was the person i am as a person as a travel chairman. no individual could do it alone without their family or their upbringing. as i mentioned our village i you know, i've i appreciate that coming from a village back at home, being able to care, love one love one another. we're always taught that you know, this is what it looks like here today as bringing people together. from the from the white house from the state. ■from the local government trouble leaders community from real urban you know, that's what it looks like here to the addictive thinking in the b indian to take care of one another again. it's a it's a privilege and honor.

joseph ni the gunman's target. joseph ni wounded knee tried to and seeing an open door he sought refuge there this the door to cheryl cole bell's she'd opened it to see what was happening outside and realising what was going on. she tried despot attlee to keep the two men out frightened . nine the two men out frightened. nine year old olivia had come down the stairs a shot fired, injuring cheryl and hitting the little girl in the chest that shot prove fatal to olivia in the following days , merseyside the following days, merseyside police began their to find the gunman, appealing to local community for information on the killing of a nine year old child. it's an absolute tragedy and crosses every single boundary and i would urge them to do the thing so we can put this person behind bars. meanwhile as the hunts for the gunman continue queued, a heartbroken communal, he gathered together to lay olivia corbell to rest . now seven corbell to rest. now seven months on merseyside police continue to push crackdown on crim

our guest today is joseph hickman. joe hickman spent most of his life in the military 1st the marine. and then as a soldier in both the army and the national guard, he is deployed on several military operations throughout the world, sometimes attached to foreign militaries, the recipient of more than 20 commendations and awards. jo hickman was awarded the army chief met metal and the army commendation metal. while he was stationed at guantanamo bay, he is also the author of the book, the burn pits. joe, welcome back to the show. thanks john. read. joe, the problem of burn pit seems to be patently obvious. everybody knows that you can't burn plastic. everybody knows that you can't burn rubber or medical waste out in an open field. everybody knows you can't mix chemicals and equipment and food and just set it all on fire. how did this stupid policy begin in the 1st place? i began in the beginning, you're remembering trash and military years. decades where we we really started to realize something's wrong. even though we

so you know, joseph burl, talking about boosting defense spending in in europe. but do you think everyone is on the same page and me to hungary, for example, hungary as being well should we say on the wrong side of washington and the wrong side of brussels? now, ever since ukraine kicked off. what do you, what are your thoughts? well, friendly with hungary is that it's the bad boy in the classroom. it makes appropriate noises. it criticizes the complains about bad rumbles about something else, but in the end hungry falls in with the e mail program. now you quoted the, the deputy parliamentary speaker who raised the very reasonable point. something was raised by a victim or by himself a couple of weeks ago that if you bring in finland into naser, you're actually extending the nato russia border by an additional 800 miles. not a great idea at the time of acute tension between nate and russia. so they made this very reasonable point, and this was the hungarians, do. they voted overwhelmingly to vote, to support accessions and nato. so that's, it is now in nature wit

joseph benjamin butler and others and adelbert ames. and i think that's partly why adelbert ames has also. set him aside, because we don't want know that there were other voices speaking. i hope that's helpful. thank. somebody else called. i wonder you mentioned the long list of underdog groups that he stood up for. you didn't mention the ultimate underdog. i wonder what his views were on how the government dealt with the indian tribes. yeah i did not find i thought you were going to say the chinese because question has come up as well. i did not find. and i confess that was not my focus because. my god, the archive is massive. you know. but i. i did not find a of evidence about his thoughts about native people. i did find evidence about his thoughts and opinions about the chinese. and i would say this is a place where he did not shine like a bright star. he, on the other was in keeping with, you know, most white politicians of both parties at time. but he didn't stand up for chinese laborers the way he did for white laborers. what do y

to beat in the new edition of the project polishuki joseph bay, a member of the folk ensemble of theeskovskie veselukhi. watch on thursday on belarus 24 tv channel . crypts on girth arches decorated with gnawing scribbles, yarboltaters and dewy ornaments on the interior. you are improving to get rich, the architectural plasticity. here you can mark the traces yourself, khatyha tina, here is a romance, a slight importation of strained arches separates the galloon if from the side ones and from the probiter there is a place for security shuffles, where the requested rhythm of the arched belts of the side cows is read for singing. he fell on not folded behind the protruding herds. with a plane from loops and walls they create i foresee the bright expanse of hello nefa, and our ship yak of the christian church's blessing to jan's happiness is not necessary, as it is arranged in philistizhars, such plugs can be crushed at this wall, poods are based on these heat will be transmitted to it. it is passed on in size and loosing threatened in the tropics. go another living foam comes off gabri

, that is, he believe so hope in the ukrainian language and began to discuss what is possible, so josephdent, hints that soon there will be an important announcement about military aid for ukraine, and so it happened, but we understand that it is probably some other joke is more related to the american tv series, yes, of course, yes, there is nothing better now, the best interesting moment, and why the name is now, you were at home, and there are several reasons in the first place. all these weapons are just these weapons in ukraine and help. and how much now? it is very necessary and necessary , that is, we see that ukraine is a great war, but there is simply not enough weapons, and we can precisely help. i and chobari really showed serious leadership there how are you tomorrow you probably know the rest of this trump, but until the ego of ares, they didn’t do everything so that we would say that we are from the americans. we will return to this topic even before trump , because it is also interesting, but regarding the next aid package of 350 million dollars, shells for the haimars. an

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h ., _ ., joseph r? it's obviously quite a s mbolic joseph r?ying that the king i joseph r? it's obviously quite a - symbolic saying that the king would go to germany. he apparently speaks german quite well, he's proud of those german roots that the royal family. and he's taken some time to meet and see german cousins. apparently he's been there about 60 times. he obviously has a close relationship it is slightly awkward because it was not intended to be the first visit that he made abroad as monarch, it was supposed to be france until emmanuel macron had to cancel a visit because of the civil unrest there had been put up i think it would've been difficult optics for all sides to have king charles walking past burning rubbish in the streets of paris. this has all been a bit more calm and contained an sort of stage—managed in terms of what is quite an important moment for him as he takes on the monarchy. brian, we know when it comes to the us there is a real interest in what happens among the british royal family. when it comes to discount a visi

the spiritual school that he went through turns out to be joseph stalin in his youth better known, as a pupil of the gori spiritual school, and the children of the priest handed him and him the russian language, however, along with the legend of the meeting of the party leader with the blind province, there remains the legend of her persecution soviet power. oddly enough, but at the danilovsky cemetery we managed to find a living witness to the life of matrona elena gulchitskaya told us that, by a strange coincidence circumstances, the holy matrona of moscow , before finding peace at the danilovsky cemetery, spent quite a significant part of her life near this place thanks to the local residents, who managed to hide her here from the local authorities. do you know where the janitor is? well, as she told me, the district police officer is knocking, but she opens and says where matryona speaks, but then she didn’t tell her that it was allegedly in our houses, but they hid her. not not there, not in ours, but they hid. there were cartridges of the league of barakas and in these bars, it

march 5 marks the 70th anniversary of the death of joseph vissarionovich stalin, and even within the framework of idle talk about the beauty of capitalism and the market, which still decides we can’t do without mentioning it, because more and more often we hear the scoop, a terrible shortage of queues, price increases and the conclusion immediately follows planned soviet economy and viable. and for this reason, it collapsed. yes, the economy of the late soviet union had many problems ; there was a shortage of goods, as well as a feeling of everyday humiliation and there was a strong feeling that everything was moving somewhere in the wrong direction, as the country was rolling down on a slope. so it seemed then. well, where was the peak then? in relation to that moment was the peak really in 1913? let's try to figure it out in 1913. the domestic economy occupied the fifth place in the world after the usa germany britain france lagging behind in particular in terms of industrial production 14.3 times that of the united states six times that of germany and more than 4 1/2 times that of

a friend of mine, joseph, had come over. in the den and joseph said casey, do you hear that? i said it was just -- it did not sound like the typical train. it was just a loud wind. he said i need to go home and check on donna, his wife. and he walked out the door, i ran. got in the bathtub. maybe had five seconds to get in the bathtub and another 20 seconds everything was gone. i didn't know that shea and parker were at home. they were in the driveway and that white truck you see panning. they survived in that white truck. i survived in the bathtub. after everything was over, joseph had gotten trapped in our car port. shea and parker were trying to find me. i kept swimming that i was in the bathroom. didn't know where parker's bathroom was. >> parker, so difficult for all of you. we are so glad you're okay. 12 years old. how are you doing? and what has all of this been like for you, parker? >> it was pretty scary but i think i'm fine. >> sandra: of course you are. you have your parents on either side of you and you are so st

actually joseph biden. main responsibility for the zombie apocalypse on our planet, and with it he burst out with another revelation yesterday, which means washington around columbia president joseph biden speaks and tells the story of how he once went to the doctors an interesting story. look. i had terrible headaches , and the diagnosis was called. well, nevermind, they had to open my skull a couple of times to make sure i had a brain. this is humor. i understand. listen, here's one humor, another rhyme, a third joke, and that's it. this adds up to some very rather ominous picture, really. no, i know this humor. here, yes, well done, yes, here, we are dad my. actually hitting his head when he says it would be good, he says, he gave the bone, maybe a concussion would be funny. well, listen, i say, one, second , third, fifth is no longer funny, but the american users, of course, heard their president instantly issued. so to speak, biden's confession. here in the form of a whole series, a caricature with inj

i for one will not our guest tonight is joseph hickman. joe hickman spent most of his life in the military 1st as a marine. and then as a soldier in both the army and the national guard, he's deployed on several military operations around the world, sometimes attached to foreign militaries, the recipient of more than 20 commendations and metals. pittman was awarded the army achievement metal and the army commendation metal. while he was stationed at one tunnel, jo, welcome to the show. how did you hear john? thanks for joining us, joe. i want to cut directly to the revelations that you made, joe, the events leading up to it are somewhat typical of national security whistleblowers in that you were just a guy doing his job. and then one night, something terrible happened. it involves the deaths of 3 prisoners, all on the same night at one tunnel. tell us what happened? well then i was june, 9 to 6. i was on sergeant the guard sergeant charges watch a different operation. those in camp america give american one time. now, how is the genes? th

now we know that joseph ni.fatally shot , mr. cashman told fatally shot, mr. cashman told the court that he's he's never had an issue , joseph ni or any had an issue, joseph ni or any of his family. he said they've always been my friends, all of them he went on to say he'd at joseph ni's mother's house the day before the incident , joseph ni's mother's house the day before the incident, and when the defence asked if there'd any kind of issue between him and me, mr. cashman said were all good. same as every other time we see each the topic, then on to a witness who be named for legal but whom alleges mr. cashman came to her home the night of the shooting . home the night of the shooting. mr. cashman denies and ever making any of confession to the witness . when he was asked about witness. when he was asked about his his affair with the witness. mr. cashman said he'd never leaving his partner or their family to be with her. he said it was just bit of fun for me. there was love. no court has concluded here in manch

joining me now is joseph mcbride, attorney for multiple january 6 defendants a. joseph , will your clients, any of them benefit in any way fromi the release of these videos? >> good evening, laura .it i >> it is good to see you and good to be here. uns, unequivocally, some of them will benefit. we areeqe already aware of information that has notaw beeno provided up until this point, meaning that the departmen t tht justice had two yearsio to provide all ofn that the information that we have been asking for. th they sat on it and they deliberately withheld from us . they never imagined in a million years thatimag millio is the speaker of th the speaker of the house would say, hey, guess whatwoul, ameri public, guess what. tucker carlson, guess what? joe mcbride, take a look at joe this video footage that you'vets been denied. the idea that brady evidence has been withheld from my clients and otherom january six clients at large is not an imaginary comment.n imagr i am not being hyperbolic. when i said when i say this,tv double the amount of cctvade footage has bee

trump vaya a ser arrestado >> vuelvo con ustedes >> analizaremos esta noticia con nuestro experto josephante lo que hace el fiscal de manhattan retomando esta acusaciÓn cierto ? >> absolutamente. en un caso muy simple aunque pequeÑo tal vez el mÁs pequeÑo que el presidente confronta que un caso simple de entender y claro >> es factible el arresto del expresidente donald trump ? y si es asÍ, cÓmo serÍa este proceso. quÉ vendrÍa el mediodÍa en medio del procedimiento estÁ ins insinuando el fiscal ? >> una vez los testigos terminan de testificar y el jurado investigador diogo jota se determina entonces quÉ cargos son los que se presentarÁn. ya con los cargos en mano, en esta situaciÓn en particular porque es un expresidente es probable que lo llamen y le den la opciÓn de entregarse voluntariamente lo cual evitarÍa tener el arresto y las esposas. Él entrarÍa a la corte de nueva york, entrarÍa a su declaraciÓn y serÍa no culÉl se declararÍa no culpable despuÉs la corte fija fecha >> si los cargos no envuelven violencia, entonces Él saldrÁ sin necesidad de fianza >> y lo llevarÍa servicio s se

and who in general framed joseph biden in such a serious way, so everything was when he was pushed tohe post of president. and then, well, then and now we see these consequences. he went to this for a long time. he pushed himself, what can i say. that's what the democratic party, knowing the age and you understand that in general, there will be problems with the second term , it was decided on another issue. i'm talking about this school shooting. e at the beginning. pay attention. yes, a transgender, he committed a crime, but she, she, he herself did not decide. what to call it asked to call her. he she yes i what, what is it for? i say, uh, now the congressman of the local state of tennessee. yes, he already called for the publication of the manifesto. oh this killer. uh, as our transgender youth say they're in trouble , they need support. that is, mark my words, even if they posted a photo, both police officers represent white men. that is, respectively. here, mark my word. now now they will fall upon them for that they understand whether the poor transgender , uh, victim was shot,

modernization, support for ukraine and sanctions against russia, the president of the united states, joseph biden and the prime minister of great britain decided to hold a meeting in san diego, the leaders discussed threats from china and a number of other global issues emphasized the importance of further providing military economic and humanitarian aid to our country, agreed to jointly take new economic measures so that moscow could not wage war against ukraine - the press service of the white house reported that the highest priority of london is the provision of military aid to our country and talks with china, talks with the leader of the people's republic of china are planned by the president of the united states, joseph biden, the head of the white house did not specify when the conversation will take place, but expects that it will happen in the near future, on march 13 biden released details of a major agreement between the united states, great britain and australia to provide australia with nuclear submarines. beijing considers the relevant agreement to be an illegal act of nuclear

six of those men with their john hancock on both, authors denise and joseph covering short backgroundries about 95 of the signers into books signing their lives away for the declaration of independence and signing their rights away to the constitution. >> authors denise and joseph on this episode of footnotes plus. footnotes plus available on the c-span out cap or wherever you get your podcast. ♪♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by television companies and more including charter communications. ♪♪ >> proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers and we are just getting darted. 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. tuesday federal reserve chair jerome powell will testify about the economy, interest rates and the semi- annual monetary report. watch live coverage from the senate banking housing and urban affairs committee 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. c-span now, free m

because he was he was joseph stalin and he wanted it to go everywhere. he actually is somebody who starts talking about socialism in one country more than the global approach that some of the original bolsheviks were much more focused on. but what it means is he wants communism in country after country after country. all loyal to moscow. what it is, is he's very good at what he does. he was a tactician. he was a manager. he was not known for being a great public speaker, but he was very good at getting things done. and then he's he is willing because he believes so much in communism, to use every tool that communism in practice always relies on. so that's the terror, the force, the violence, the camps, the secret police forced you know, executions after force confessions, all of these that people might vaguely remember about this period he is perfecting them. they exist before him, but he's perfecting them. and then he's expanding them. he doesn't care to him a lot of lives lost. one is a tragedy. many are a statistic. variations of this quote have been

john: mark joseph of call me mr., thank you very much. john: endometriosis is a disease that affects one in ten people with uteruses over the course of their lifetime. it occurs when tissue, similar to the lining of the uterus, gross somewhere else in the body, typically on or around reproductive organs. it can cause debilitating pain and often leads to infertility. but after symptoms begin, it can take years for doctors to correctly diagnose it. a new documentary tells the story of several people as they battle endometriosis and fight for more awareness of both the disease itself and treatment for it. >> i knew something was wrong. >> it took 10 doctors to find someone who believed my pain. >> i thought i am dying or have some rare disease. then i go online and find millions. john: ali rogin is back with a conversation with the director of that documentary, shannon cohn. it's part of our continuing covera of inequities in women's health, "unequal treatment." ali: thank you for joining us. many people might have heard the word endometrios

oftentimes from clean arctic travel to ice island home to the biggest polar station on the french joseph land archipelago. i asked me, but i lost my bosom will yet they should. so it means if you will, you people aimlessly, nasa and i'm pursuing what the summer sale. no stuff was so much you feel like it was a marriage from a serial number. zamiah's membership, one year of catherine dom serial no boys of premier ne, chico me at that of the optic pioneers main objective was to explore and conquer these harsh lands. they had no time to think about waste management now and legacy could remain for centuries. get my choice of so i'm with to plenty of corporate realty and could have deal to fish ah, [000:00:00;00] with the kill only so lucky send me that you got with that you found that i are them doesn't that now? yeah, because i don't know how that he's kind of with somebody getting some kitchen making a bit of motional punch of go to blood. is poison a with a talk? good to. yes, i'm on a board western leg work order and a b o you with that word order. it's now more you are seeing in the loc