peter: were julius and ethel members of the communist party? >> yes.were definitely members of the communist party. peter: and was that illegal at that time? >> no. communist party membership, it in the going to the supreme court -- it ended up going to the supreme court, and it took years to come to the final determination, but it was never declared an illegal party, although i know that in the state of alabama, i believe, one of the houses of the state, and perhaps even the governor signed it, passed a law criminalizing the communist party and even imposing the death penalty for members of the communist party. peter: in 2008, a documentary came out, the brother who sent the rosenbergs to the electric chair. you are going to hear robert meeropol's voice. robert: my parents were arrested when i was three. they were killed when i was six. my name is robert meeropol, but i was born robert rosenberg. my parry -- my parents, julius and ethen rosenberg, were executed after being convicted of conspiracy to commit espionage by the u.s. government on june 19,

the father of the american atomic bomb was born in the same year as yuli khariton, even his name, julius robert oppenheimer, is consonant with the name of yuli khariton, but they did not meet here succeeded. when khriton arrived at the kavindizh laboratory in 1926, oppenheimer had just left it. could one have imagined that everything that these two would learn, including in the famous laboratory with rutherford, would very soon be directed towards the confrontation between america and the soviet union, and the us would secretly begin to make plans for the atomic bombing of our country. such plans were in place, they are now well known, 10 cities, 20 cities, 100 cities, in short, 85% of industry was to be the first blow, withdrawn. creation of the first. rented all over europe, from england to marseille, and thus she accumulated a lot of photos. today they decorate the walls of the campus, a branch of moscow state university sorov, recently built by the rosatom corporation for physics students. in england, khariton managed to collect material for his first dissertation in 2 years and succ

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everything well at once, everything won't work out at once, for this you just need to be, probably some julius caesar, but we are not caesars. vladimir, i'll ask you to turn to the right, yellow sector, hello, your childhood was different from the usual, you had many friends, well , basically my childhood. it was different only in that while many boys played football, went to sports sections, i went to music school, well, music lessons, they imply long-term sitting at the instrument and learning the program or practicing some exercises, of course i missed that, i see that all my guys are playing football or riding bicycles or climbing construction sites. but now i probably feel more free in the sense that i am doing what i love. what place does belarus occupy in the art of opera? i think that belarus with our opera theater and our musicians who work in this theater, directors, conductors, it takes a worthy place. our theater produces such performances, for which, well, i have always had as a measure, so that i would not be ashamed of the product that i give out to those viewers who came, paid

we are robert and michael meeropol, the sons of julius and ethel rosenberg, and everyone knows that. i want to elaborate on what rogers said because it's important -- what rogers said because it's important. we have strong suspicions as to what is in those documents but until they are released we can only say this is what we believe. once they are released and if we are right, we expect this to be a blockbuster, so we are really hoping that the members of congress we are putting the pressure on and our lawyers in the nsa's own belief in transparency will ultimately prevail, and if we are right, it's going to blow the lid off it. robert: and we are willing to deal with the fact that we could be wrong, whatever comes up. that's the important point. it's very powerful for us personally, but for the american -- from the american point of view, the american public deserves to know what was done in their name, and freedom of information is one of the cornerstones of democracy and it is absolutely essential to demonstrate what happens when judicial procedures are misused. when that happens,

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as a political correspondent, julius darby told him, even though yes, as you've said, the suspect who was arrested is a 27 year old syrian man. and investigators alleged that he was following a radical, islamist ideology. now investigators say he plans to kill as many boom display a soldiers as possible during their lunch break, which they usually take in the city center in the town of holes in bavaria. they have also said that he had already purchased the weapons that he planned to use for the attack to mercedes. and his intention seemed to be to want to unsettle the public the population. and to also cause a stir in the area. and we've, uh, the, we've seen this foiled attack follow the other attacks that have actually happens here in germany recently one last month in the city of zoning and where 3 people were killed. and one at the end of may in mannheim where a police man was killed also by 2 men who have links to radical islam is ideology. and we've seen that security forces here in germany has been on high alerts and recent months, especially after the hamas terror attack agains

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so culture you into africa with a vast library of books by your ministry heroes, julius caesar and napoleon. and yet it came to face just like cuts the income level stuff, which is almost the same with your story too. if i could speak, what would they say about you calls or like more about the people that now out of a deal with what you've started the i want to track you down. do you agree that the edge of the present, the, the use, the real mr. types i'm coming after you, captain polls, the this is the land you once conquered. friends is just most of nigeria, but my parents come from the today. it's called the news to you and says it's the world's least developed countries. you invasion, created this board the, the, the feels like the 1st time i've been in a place where everyone looks like me. why is it strange to be? so my way i, for one is blocked. the . i don't feel that belongs you either in this hotel in front of my business. what are you pool? i'm desperate to get signed. but if i do, when i find out about myself the 23rd of july 1898. confident from the instructions to kept away fro

complained that there are no representatives of africa in the sabez, and the president of sierra leone, julius ouada bio, who chaired the meeting, directly stated that africa demands two permanent seats for itself. members of the sabez. india is a nuclear power and the largest democracy in the world by population. india also has the world's third largest armed forces and is actively involved in peacekeeping operations. finally, another candidate is brazil, the largest country in latin america by population, and also the second largest economy in the americas after the united states. the country's president, lola da silva, said at the last assembly that the security council is currently unable to resolve global conflicts and promised to personally take up the reform. after the start of the svo, a number of american and european politicians called for the creation of a mechanism to suspend russia's membership in un security council. however, the head of the european council charles michel stated that it is impossible to do this without amending the charter of the world organization. most of all,

she called it, julius. she started to become part of the family. >> yet. >> we were happy for dad. >> reporter: but now everything changed as investigators work the crime scene, the police captain knocked on ronnie store. >> you said ronnie, i have to tell you something, your father is dead and i said, no tommy. that is not true. he said, no, ronnie. it is your father and i have known him most my life and it is him. remix ronnie and his brother david drove to his father's house hoping it was a mistake. >> i look over to the side and i see corner written on the back. and that is when you know. that he ain't coming back. >> reporter: as the news of julius attack and melvin's murder spread, so did fear. if they could happen to this prominent couple, who might be next? >> someone came here with the intention to murder him. and i'm thinking, this person is still on the loose. we safe. >>> coming up. police said one thing going for them. a witness. but there is a lot investigators did not have. this would not be

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representatives of africa in the security council, and the president who chaired the meeting sierra leone juliusated directly that africa demands two permanent seats on the security council. india is a nuclear power and the world's largest democracy by population. india also has the world's third-largest armed forces and is an active peacekeeper. finally, another candidate is brazil, the largest country in latin america by population and the second-largest economy in the americas after the united states. the country's president, lola da silva, said at the last assembly that in our time the security council is unable to resolve global conflicts promised to personally take up the reform. after the start of the svo, a number of american and european politicians called for the creation of a mechanism for suspending russia's membership in the un security council. however, the head of the european council , charles michel, said that this could not be done without amending the charter of the world. organizations, most of all, talk about reforming the security council, but, frankly speaking, this is not

so the full prisoner of war labor comes 10 prisons, a well, you know, simpler julius, go level. she's the media venue. so i'm assuming you need even the big chest is really to get ahold of their criminal offense. goodness people's going to be in approximately 25000 people, went through the occupied of go to finish camps according to official figures. these move stuff, dudley looked at if the ship did utility and i give you an idea, i'm not sure it's just the size of the stuff. so the youngest, i mean what the simon disease forced labor to which it by the word. so for me or she was using the also need you to watch the tape it to you the density variables, the human off, what does it, what it is, 9 portion of things up the give you what field that you didn't create. does it go to those thousands of testimonies of crimes and the impunity of criminals? nothing more when you've got here, you know, one or 2. so do you to speak to me in the did i tell you? yeah, for the good i see it or released upon me. they decided to do it, but it was then yes, i was put in the middle of the this is

march, well, of course, in honor of mars, and july in honor of gaius, julius caesar.n what geographic zone is belarus located? a, subarctic, b. temperate, c - subtropical. time. anton, tell me, please, how is our climate? we have a temperate geographic zone, option b. subarctic is in the north, it's really cold, yeah, subtropical is closer to the equator, that's also not suitable, which climate do you like more, temperate, of course, that is, life in belarus, yes, attention, correct answer, option b: moderately. this is how you should have answered this question, let's look at the map and see for ourselves. the tenth final question of the second round: what sport's hall of fame is named after james naismith? a- basketball, b- hockey, c- tennis. time! it would be nice to remember who naismith was, then, it seems to me, everything would fall into place, alexander, how are you doing with sports, i'm not doing very well with sports, but when i remember, they sent us questions about preparing for the physical education test, we were always asked who was the founder of bask

bowie faces murder charges for allegedly shooting and killing julius reggie teotico on friday night at a vta yard over thousands of dollars in football gambling debt. investigators say they have cctv footage showing bowie pulling a gun out of a bag and shooting teotico. the deputy says since this case does not accuse bowie of premeditation, charges could be adjusted to manslaughter because evidence shows signs of self-defense. the da confirmed bowie was a gun owner. >> he did have three firearms that were registered to him, so that is correct. and the weapon used in this case was at one of the three. that is something that we are looking into. >> bowie remains in jail on a no bail hold. major funding is set to go toward some museums in the south bay. how it marks a larger effort to support the arts and some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle cla

julius now for the program is mark webber, director of the institute for historical review, joining us from newport beach. california and john bost, journalists and political consultant joining us out of fredericton canada gentlemen like to welcome you both to the uh program here, i guess mr. webber will start with you in sunny southern c california so other government in the world, you very well know is this monitored while simultaneously being dissanctioned, ironically, it's hard to make sense of it as iran continues cooperation with the iaea, and now once again head is going to has been invited is going to make a stop in in tehran for more consultations, your initial thoughts on the story, the initial thoughts are that this is very unfortunate sham because the united states is really trying to pretend to be... interested in a nuclear agreement with with iran while actually not uh doing anything to do so. this is a problem is because of the tremendous influence of the pro israel uh organized jewish committee in the united states which backs israel, it's netanyahu government and the i

have a smart comment to make about surgery all right. >> julius collins thank you very much for your best of your client. we really appreciate it. >> thank you you have a great one already to coming up. >> it is not the loss to the bills and dolphins are worried about speaking of the dolphins and team's quarterback dealing with yet another concussion. this is not the first time this has happened the focus shifting back to the and later making a deal over his dwi, justin timberlake will be back in court in about an hour from now where we do expect him to change his plea. that's coming up have i got news for you are pretty yeah. >> what are the kinds we could run out the news before then would never happen if i got news for you from airs tomorrow at nine on cnn and streaming next day on max with fast sides signage that gets you noticed in terms hot lots into homes sides, make your statement introducing mcafee plus all in one protection that goes beyond your devices. it protects you your identity and privacy with mcafee plus, you can enjoy life online competently because safety has a fe

well, mars, the god of war , also roman, july is supposedly in honor of julius caesar, probably, well, almost a deity, well, he just didn't quite reach it, almost, almost, and almost, as we know, doesn't count, the correct answer to our question is july, everything so, january is named after the god janus, march, of course, after mars, july after gaius, julius caesar, the ninth question, in which geographic zone on... belarus a subarctic b temperate c - subtropical time. anton, tell me, please, how is our climate? we have a temperate geographic zone - option b. subarctic is in the north. it's really cold, yeah, subtropical is closer to the equator, that's also not suitable, which climate do you like more, temperate, of course, that is, life in belarus, yes, attention, correct answer, option b: moderate, this is how you should have answered this question, let's look at the map and see for ourselves, the tenth final question of the second round: what sport's hall of fame is named after james? naismith, a - basketball, b - hockey, c - tennis, time, it would be nice to remember who naismi

correspondence funny for shar, report from nigeria as capital the russian consulate in apple job here in the julius capital locals are queueing up to trying to get these us to leave. and studying russia. russia is amazing when it comes to scholarship with those they're willing to educate people at next to nothing. basically the educational system. why do they also do section 2 for the students? if their side, the building here is delicate, most of these applicants we meet. don't want to speak on camera, right? it might not be helpful for their applications. many of these people putting their hopes in russia are planning to study their now until a couple of years to go to more like you'd be wanting to go to ukraine for food education. but says rush, just full scale invasion, turn ukraine into a war zone. more are making plans to go to cities like most of the she was like english kingsley stewed in that consulate q last week. now he's got he's russian visa loud. so so, so, so exciting that very be like that wasn't myself anymore. oh, yeah. jumping. there's nothing to keep him in nigeria. the job oppo

a studio, some of them were reporting from composite julius, thank you so much for bringing us up today. we appreciate that. a number of african leaders have arrived in beijing for a summit, but could strengthen china's influence across the african continent. president, he's in pain, will urge african nations to take more chinese goods in exchange for loans and pledges of new investments. but many of the african partners he's called costing want best of financial tons as debt precious. mount china, a 100 invested billions to access africa's wealth of oil cost the cult and other resources building roads, railways unfold facilities. the project ensures the swift on efficient transfer overall materials to china, while the countries in question obtained the structure of the benefits that economic development. but the boom is now of many african countries have gotten into debt trouble, and they realize they have to cut back on the amount of loans they're taking out because they will have trouble retain them. as a result, the whole built, roader initiative has slowed down in africa, but china

as the river rises, like correspondent julius dudley spoke to me earlier from low austria close to the comp valley on foster's hottest hidden regions. a yeah, today has been has seen incessant rain all across this part of austria really without any break. this is the, the 1st moment really where we've seen an end to the rain and where i'm standing is on the board on the edge of the daniel river. it is very high. as you see, these are some protective barriers that have been put up to prevent the water from overflowing. but the situation here is quite com right now, but we've heard that and we've seen that in the cam valley, which is further upstream from here, there has been quite a lot of flooding. there is a reservoir there that goes into the camp river and it was a at risk of overflowing. so over the last couple of days also, or these have let gradually water come out of the reservoir not to create a big wave, a big overflow. but that meant that down stream there was more water than usual coming down. so a lot of the towns in that area have seen a flooding on how people coping well,

a lot of correspondent to julius, i've done it before. it's not from a protest invalid. thousands of people have come in front of the german chancellor here in berlin to protest for the climate. but looking at the numbers, there has been a significant decrease in participants compared to previous pros as to fridays for future. and the climate movement was we compare it, for example, just 2019 when across germany, up to 1400000 people came out. and the pros, as we do see a significant reduction in numbers, and we see that also from the polls that the issue of climate change is not at the top of the agenda and is not one of the issues that germans consider as the most important right now it is moved back a few thoughts and now what people are more worried about is the economy, for example, or the issue of migration. now people here tell me they also believe it is normal, it is natural for support for a movement. this starts to go down as years go by and as other big crises take center stage, for example, the corona virus. 10. that makes rig

sabir abu miriam, um, our correspondent that damascus, julius said some interesting uh things about these multi thousand pound bombs that were used in in gaza, uh, the the regime used these multius pound bombs on civilian neighborhoods supposedly um to wipe out uh resistance in gaza, namely in hamas and that for many people they define. insanity as doing the same thing over and over, expecting different results. you use these small thousand pound bombs in gaza to wipe out hamas after 11 months, you you couldn't and you never did, and why are you using again multi thousand pound bombs on lebanese civilians in beirot, knowing that hisbollah in fact is uh much bigger and military militarily more adept than uh palestinian resistance. yes, for this point i want to say that the zinus regime is devil and we also expect all kind of devil things from the zin. as they did in vaza, as you said, the many kinds of dangerous kinds of bombs in the strip and also they are using the bombs, the same bombs in leban, who is providing them, the question is that who is giving these bombs, these weapons, these

. >> in 1950 three, julius and ethel rosenberg were executed after being convicted of conspiracy to commitnage for the soviet union. the sun 10 and six at the time. sunday, they discussed their efforts to clear their mother's record posthumously. >> including the noninvolvement of my mother, and that is the reason why the judge was soliciting recommendations on the sentence. >> we surmised that there is a file in there that says ethel rosenberg was not a spy, and when that file gets released, the puzzle will finally be complete, and we will be able to show the american public that the u.s. government new ethel rosenberg was not a spy, use her as a hostage, and executed her because she called their bluff. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." you can listen to "q&a" and all our broadcast on the c-span now app. >> he said we should not allow weapons used in war on american streets. i wonder, tim walz, when were you ever in war? he has not spent a day in a combat zone. >> donald trump's running mate got called out by the press about telling vicious, hurtful lies about immigr

and if l star tyreek hill and also his attorney, julius collins, join me tonight.h so much for being here. i mean, tyreek obviously watching that video, i just when you watched it back for the first time, tell me what was what was going through your mind in those moments man, for real, you know, i was i was like, i was shocked, man, like it's crazy because it all happened so fast, man, but life for me, man, like it all happened so fast and i really couldn't like gather everything that was happening. >> so it was crazy, you know, and me being a father, me being a husband and all that. i was just put myself in that situation like i got to be smart, you know, saying that that's where i really i wasn't on that kind of energy like i was chilling, like i was following rules. you don't say that i wasn't moving fast because, you know, i got injuries, you feel me, i got things that i go through. i play a physical sport. i've been doing this for a moment, not man. so i'm dealing with themselves so i guess the officers, they felt like i wasn't doing it on a timer, but i was d

caesar, yes, julius caesar, yes, i am his great-great, what about comrade shields, you pleased us oldenthusiasm, and in the best possible way, depicting gazmanov, in his younger years, this is five, yura, hurray, i don’t even know how you... did it, this is the most difficult, oleg has a unique pronunciation of letters, diction, it is so his, his distinctive feature, you will never confuse them, you did it, it’s just incredible, from the first letters, the first, here is the energy incredible, thank you very much, five points, hurray, yura, four fives, olek gozmanov gave you, members of the jury, this is... well, dear friends, we saw all the performances of today's game day, but the most the interesting part is just beginning, you remember that we still have an arbitrator who was carefully watching the artists from a secret room, it's time for him, or rather her, to appear before us, but not just like that, in the image on our stage, tatyana doronina. i kept talking about the seas and corals, i dreamed of eating soup, turtles, i stepped onto a ship, and the ship turned out to be from

against the aped regime when that criminal called kissinger henry kissinger came to convince mwalimu julius nyerere who was actually giving material support to the liberation movement in africa just like iran is doing it now and the henry kissinger's logic was that the apart army from cape to cairo could run over africa because of their military might, but nyerere politely replied to him that as long as you people are determined to break from the shuckles of colonialism and to chatter their own you know future, no amount of military proess can break their faith and even now probably the israel you zionist and probably thinks that the hezbollah organization is just a bunch of mercenaries, which is far from the truth that this is an ideological outfit. that is clear on their objectives and nothing can stop them from fighting for the right of self determination for the palestinian people and the total liberation and sustainable peace with justice in the west of asia and also the second thing probably the last week activities we have probably observed that the united states ruling class have ha

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minnesota reportedly sending karl-anthony towns to the new york knicks in exchange for julius randlee move by the t-wolves after making the western conference finals a year ago. towns averaged 22 points a game last year, while the oft injured randle just did not fit in with the knicks offense. 49 ers host the patriots on sunday. both teams coming in one and two. niners coming off a bad loss to the rams which may have been educational. brock purdy among those reminded you can't assume victory just because you have a talented roster. >> you know trying to get in the playoffs and everything, you wish you could have had those couple plays back to win that game, to then have that game towards the end. all of it matters and it ties together. so but more than anything, we have a standard here and that's what we're focused on every single day. >> crazy finish to the miami virginia tech game. college version of the hail mary between the seahawks and packers years ago. kyron drones. tosses it up somehow. daquan felton came down with it. ruled a game winning touchdown on the field. but then aft

the war, about the military, the frontline component, serhiy zurets, and what the world lives on, juliuszar is already in front of me, and it's time to talk about what is beyond the boundaries of ukraine. yuriy dobrecher took place, two hours to keep up with economic news, time to talk about money during the war, oleksandr morchavka next to me and sports news, i invite yevhen pastukhov to the conversation, two hours in the company of favorite presenters, about cultural news, alina chikhchenina , our art viewer is ready to say good evening to the presenters, who to many have already become like children next to me, is ready to talk about the weather for this weekend, as well as the distinguished guests of the studio, mustafa dzhemiliev, the leader of the crimean tatar people, with us on communication, mr. mustafa, i congratulate you, good! the events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for smart and caring people, espresso in the evening. there is a war going on, and not only for territories, it is also a war for minds. we are engaged in propaganda. russia is th

minnesota reportedly sending karl-anthony towns to the new york knicks in exchange for julius randle huge move by the t-wolves after making the western conference finals a year ago. towns averaged 22 points a game last year, while the oft injured randle just did not fit in with the knicks offense. 49 ers host the patriots on sunday. both teams coming in one and two. niners coming off a bad loss to the rams which may have been educational. brock purdy among those reminded you can't assume victory just because you have a talented roster. >> you know trying to get in the playoffs and everything, you wish you could have had those couple plays back to win that game, to then have that game towards the end. all of it matters and it ties together. so but more than anything, we have a standard here and that's what we're focused on every single day. >> crazy finish to the miami virginia tech game. college version of the hail mary between the seahawks and packers years ago. kyron drones. tosses it up somehow. daquan felton came down with it. ruled a game winning touchdown on the field. but then

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definitely use political correspondent, julius ability has followed the general debate for us in the gym and parliament julia just how hated did things get so well, considering how in the german parliament and normally the bates are quite subdued. and comm, compared to other parliaments in the world. for example, it was quite a fiery debate and it kicked off with one of the leaders of, of the conservative opposition of basically, um, going on a speech criticizing the government on many aspects of, for example, on the economy. and he said that basically the government is responsible for in germany's currently quite weak economic prospects. he said that this was meant to be a government of a transform ation, but it's actually turning out to be a governments of stagnation. but then obviously the topic of migration was discussed. this has been at the top of the political agenda for months now. and there to the office vision criticizing the governments for not being, being doing enough says the government is hasn't since the government is inactive on a, taking a tougher stance on a regula

as julius journalist for an agent's, an old believe is jesse could davenport, for example, to rated so called activists now and he's, hi, this is payroll. she met regularly with id proof in easier representatives such as nuclear cuz we have a paid for by the west jeep who's in the activities, leaving on british rods as the government and use paid for by the foreign office. jessica's passion, the was reported the pushing migration on russia. she often met with the lawyers and activists. they'll be my good rights and freedoms, even at the expense of russian citizens as deadlines exposed to noon. it is with them that you will denies the 5, the meetings. russian intelligences worship shed with the press. a number of foreign office falls that it is a septic not to be perused by the public. they bet what the eastern european then, central asian director is of the bridge, the fall adult, the seas upsides you may for them. i 6 wing dedicated to everything and the russian. the d. c. d is integrated with d v i s department 5. the close we are the part of the f, c, d o that focuses on defense and

cultural figures of the era, including ralph bunche, henry kissinger, luis munoz marin, edward r murrow, julius neary, bertrand russell. adlai stevenson, paul tillich and john f kennedy, both as senator and president. although she really despised jfk's father and had to be convinced to book younger of the kennedys, some of her anti remarks were unfortunately incorporated into television commercials for republic king richard nixon, for whom she also had little respect. eleanor roosevelt spoke with authority, yet she had a kind grandmotherly and mode of delivery as she aged. television commentators and guests often behaved deferentially to her personage, resist the trivialization or sexualization plague. most women at the time, although she had consistent offscreen detractors, very few confronted ir directly on tv. so the medium regularly provided effective platform for her liberal. during the republican eisenhower years and beyond, because of her status as a larger than figure, both loved and hated by segments of the public. filmmakers largely avoided and biographical film coverage both franklin

do you agree, julius? yeah, absolutely. and she knows just looking at it from a strategic standpoint. she knows that this is a weakness for donald trump. donald trump, himself has said this is a weakness, not only for him running as a cabinet, but also for down ballot republicans. and ever since we saw a rovers is weighed, overturned, something that in that immediate moment was seen as a victory for conservatives, and those in the pro life, right? anti abortion movement. you know, after that the party has really struggled to gain its footing on this issue. struggled, obviously, in 2022. and i, i think it's the reason why democrats over performed and republicans under performed in virginia is off your elections in 2023 glen young, and was trying write a message on this moderate, maybe 15 week band, or 15 week restriction that didn't play with a lot of swing voters in virginia. so donald trump, i think it was clear he was struggling to message on this issue. and it was notable that when he was talking about it, he suddenly pi

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in 1953, julius and ethel rosenberg were executed after being convicted of conspiracy to convict espionage soviet union. their sons were 10 and six at the time. sunday on q&a, the brothers talk about their lives following their parents executions and their efforts to clear their mothers record posthumously. >> privy to all of the stuff that we have learned since, including the noninvolvement of my mother. that is the reason why, surprisingly, when the judge was soliciting, by the way, doing this secretly, recommendations on the sentence, opposing the death sentence for our mother. >> there is a file in there that says ethel rosenberg was not a spy. when that file gets released, the puzzle will finally be complete and we will be able to show the american public that u.s. government do ethel rosenberg was not a spy, used her as a hostage and that's -- executed her because she called their bluff. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts are never free c-span now app. at the labour party conference of liverpool england british prime ministe