ku club did keep the game secret.ar. republicans had a 27 state margin in house of delegations. if they faked a crisis to drive to that type of vote, they would have arguably -- bumps trump's strategist for priding that same idea of ku club that they had that 27-state margin. that's why they didn't talk about it in public. afterwards, there have been some reformers concerned that talking about it too much would have normalized it or alert other bad actors to follow the maga play book. that's in the news today because it's a concern that drove a pretty quiet approach to congress passing this new law to ku proof its january 6th process. i know there's a lot going on. we're going in to the holidays. they passed that today in the house. after getting 18 republican senators on board this week. to ku proof the process. now the new law is all about these bloodless kus not storming the capitol. they might not have won without the dogged work of this committee investigation. so it is a type of a breakthrough. then there's the

klux klan came and they defied the ku klux klan refusing to yield to their racist and bigoted wishes and that was a lows son to lyndon b johnson in many respects and that's the civil rights and possible inspection of abraham lincoln doing more for the cuss of civil rights than lyndon johnson. at least his president. >> the pole role of lady bird in lyndon johnson's political career. >> she was indispensable asset and somebody to rely on completely and trust completely and she knew how he fought in many respects and knew his heart and his mind and i think in many ways lyndon johnson let his demons rome knowing they would be quietly warded off by lady bird johnson that would summen the better ano-- summon the better angels and often saw the very worst in him and would expel all this vile and his greatest doubts about himself knowing that she would talk him off the ledge. but also she was incredibly astute and had decisive political mind p that she relied on and in so many ways she was his most trusted reliable and able in many respects adviser. >> why do you refer to george hw ndbush a

same ku klux klan outfit whether the child was black, white, or any other -- >> you do see a lot oftfits all the time. >> and an exchange between alito and justice kagan how the case could impact jewish people. take a listen. >> an unmarried jewish person asks a jewish photographer to take a photograph for his j date dating profile. dating service, i gather, for jewish people? >> it is. [ laughter ] >> all right. justice kagan may be fan with the next website i'm going to mention. so next the jewish person asks a jewish photographer to take a photograph for this ashley madison dotcom dating profile -- i'm not suggesting she knows a lot of this. i'm not suggesting that. okay. does he have to do it? >> joining us now, senior supreme court analyst, i don't think i've ever heard jokes or laughter like that in an oral argument, but we'll get to that in a moment. the big headline out of this case, joan, is, it seems like the court here, very well may rule in a way that would change the game in terms of what private business weres are allowed to do in not serving certain people? >> that's

>> no, because ku klux klan outfits are not protected characteristics under public accommodation lawspresumably that would be the same, ku klux klan outfit, regardless of the child was black or white or any other characteristic. >> you do see a lot of black children ku klux klan outfits, right? all the time. >> i don't even know what to say about that. he was making some sort of point, i guess. but isn't there a lot more at stake here? >> i think to be fair, the supreme court answers by analogy, they argue by hypothetical. coffee hypotheticals are -- it's important to understand in this case, lori smith actually has never designed a website for opposite sex couple or same-sex couples. she's never been forced to say i deny service to. you this entire case is hypothetical. it's predicated on hypotheticals. but i want to get on to the marriage website but i want to be able to deny service and i'm afraid i'm gonna get tagged for it. so part of what you're seeing here with the kind of goofiness and the levity and the sort of freewheeling who's on first hypotheticals is there is no facts, t

how do you know, then ku-ku, and the name i know is your name.take, and yet he said, the model esmeralda, my name is miss esmeralda, what is his name, mademoiselle, cookie mademoiselle cuckoo and nothing more. you see, maybe she doesn't even have a name, she lost it. but she also had a name and she was also young. just the way it was, that is, maybe she's still young. just, you can't tell by looking at her, sir. i forbid it. do you really think you got it here and led such a life as mademoiselle, you would not become exactly the same, she does not interfere in her personal life, sir, and we will end here, i know, but let me call you by that name. i salute you for what you could be all i salute you for the beauty and grace that is lost forever because you live here. get out of the car. i have to leave you, otherwise these bandits will destroy my car. is it true what he says? what what if i stayed here? do you want to stay here? madame or mademoiselle call me what you will. my dear. there is such sadness here. there is so much sun here today, but w

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okay, let's try differently. butyl to you good fellow vanya ku-ku oh no and i shouldn't have waved my pitchfork. little horse, yes, yes, little humpbacked horse, i just don’t need to stroke, i don’t like it. this is a gift to you for my mother blitz. i mean you need a friend mentor? and there was no bigger mentor. for example, such as these, and we can’t even talk to him. it's just horses but what a. listen, you're a nasty ungrateful type is gone come on now with a royal jump and back, why would they take it away? they’ll take them to the market to the city to plow, they still won’t give it to themselves, but i’ll save money anyway, but for this vanya doesn’t have to jump back. look. almost for collars almost. what did you understand, listen to? all right, let's go. hold on confidently , don't listen to anyone but me, made your face fuller, your mouth, wide, do not open. how much horses guy? change is not enough. don't go there, how's the cake you sell them anyway, let's go over there, why is intuition rare there, by the way, the quality. listen, i will not advise you bad. do as i say

>> the lawyer, no because the ku klux klan outfits are not protected under -- laws.ld be the same ku klux klan outfits whether the child was black or white or any other characteristic? if you, if you, or is going, where is this? going illegal, we see a lot of black children in ku klux klan updates, all the time, right? there's a lot of laughter in the courtroom right there, but confusing. justice neil gorsuch raising the course of a colorado baker who refused to make a cake for the same-sex couple and was told to undergo nondiscrimination complains training. >> mr. phillips did go through a reeducation training program, pursuant to colorado law, did he not mr. olson? >> he went through a process that ensured he was familiar with -- >> it was a reeducation program, right? >> it was not a reeducation program -- >> what do you call? it >> it was a process to make sure he was familiar with colorado law. >> someone might be excused for calling that to re-education program. >> i strongly disagree. >> it's in reference to mouth was camps during the revolution. the arguments

the ku klux klan burned it down.and then the city of dallas came up with a test that the teachers cannot possibly pass, so the city of dallas kick them out and rebuilt it in austin. there's a lot to that. the school went through a lot of ups and downs. caroline eventually came and ran the school, and it became samuel houston college and eventually merged with another black college in austin, texas. it is there today. >> let me hold you for a moment. >> sure. >> the book is not just about george, who was an extraordinary individual, but the book is a lot about caroline, his wife. she, for me, was the big hero of the book, because while he is out fighting wars or chaplain this black regiment in tennessee, she's home with five kids and a farm to run. tell us about her. she's really kind of amazing to me. >> she is amazing. as you described, she was raising her kids. georges got most of the time. she's quite self sufficient, quite strong, but she is also quite committed to the cause, and eventually, she does and up at th

so well, what are they there for the second come on. cutlets ku bye bye. allow me to break.e railing snowfall snowfall snowfall has been asking for a long time, as if spring has returned to visit us. from what from what from all that you smile at me? some don't even suspect. what can be done from one cubic meter of wood. yes, you came to the forest, development, you know? come on, come on, a cubic meter of wood can be made 200 kg of paper, yes rubber galoshes or, for example, two tires for a car? oh, you got the personality. kindergarten let's bring. it doesn't seem kind. womanizer that's who the womanizer oh, you don't seem like it, it doesn't seem like you know much, well, that's what in which case they will cough, so as not to forget, cough, just louder, agreed disgrace for every stump, above the norm. you will fine you correctly criticize correctly everything will be taken into account. in the frosts of feeding, why didn’t they teach the remark? comrade, by the way you who are nice. and what is this man? in the kitchen. come on, more shura-mura, no one asked him, he need

together about 3 dozen countries from different parts of the world, the belarusian exposition called kusure was presented by 14 companies. italian media, citing the european fund for the poor, report an unprecedented increase in the number of people in need of food assistance. this year, 3 million inhabitants of the apennine peninsula were on the verge of starvation, that is, we are talking about every twentieth italian, this has not happened in all the post-war years. even the forties were the well-being of 600,000 of the undernourished. these are almost 400.000 children old people 700,000 migrants, the increase in the number of hungry has led to an epidemic increase in the number of petty crimes of theft, food and supermarkets have become quite common in italy. and in the pharmacies of american dallas, the shelves will be empty. residents have bought up all available stocks of cold and flu medicines, according to the us centers for disease control and prevention, now in the states there is the highest level of hospitalization for flu in a decade. in season. over 8.5 million cases were

the ku klux klan burned it down. they rebuilt it. and then the city of dallas came up with a test that the teachers couldn't possibly pass. so the city of dallas kicked him out and they rebuilt it in austin and there's a lot to that. but the school went through a lot of ups and downs. carolyn eventually came and really ran the school and its became samuel houston college and that is it eventually merged with another black college and now austin, texas and it's there today. houston, tillotson university. let me hold you for moment. sure. the book is not just about george, who was an extraordinary individual, but the book is a lot about carole and his wife. she, for me, was the big hero of this book because while he's out fighting wars or traveling this black regiment in in in tennessee, she's home with five kids and a farm to run. tell us about her. she's really kind of amazing to me. she is amazing as you describe. she was raising their kids. george is gone. most of the time. she's quite self-sufficient, quite strong. but she's also

with the riverside press enterprise with assignments including extensive coverage of the resurgent ku klux klan in sacramento, california, in the 1980s. southern california sorry, southern california. he left journalism in the nineties to become an episcopal priest and served at the as the rector of st paul's memorial church in charlottesville, virginia, and then as a senior pastor of the church of the incarnation. and in santa rosa. he retired as the interim dean of trinity episcopal church. cathedral, thank you. i went there as a kid, i should say. i said now here in sacramento. he's written two books. willie brown, a biography about the former speaker of the california assembly and san francisco mayor. his second book, which we'll talk about tonight, was just released. the abolitionists journal. well, the abolitionists journal, memories of an american anti-slavery family about his ancestors. he's a ucla graduate and lives here in sacramento with his wife, lori, who was very much involved in the creation of this book. our moderator is ginger rutland ginger rutland. this is a retired

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ku-ku attention attention 1.600 m the first number participates * 5 mare jacket zaitsev this is irinaa and this is our daughter marina. you must have heard that our daughter disappeared during the war? found when so now the new race will start, we all look. there. as a child, marinochka was then with a garden in the country. we can come visit her and she has a huge bandage on her ear in the infirmary. they sewed it up as best they could, but unsuccessfully. the scar remained. but now everything is fine, and we are all leaving for paris together, yes. and i thought that with parents, diplomats allowed to travel abroad only with underage children, my husband was allowed to register a marinochka as his secretary so that we would not be separated for a long time. it's impossible for marinochka to be left alone. well, yes, indeed, marinochka will not live alone for 23 years. we lost our daughter, lost hope. and just 3 months ago. she found it herself, no one else will point us out. me or my wife, how do we behave with the marina is just sorry, i did n't care what you meant there. so that's

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look where the roads do not turn, and you shift me vanya ku-ku.ach. sunday 17:00 to the nearest essence a little bit. i was 2 years old. i got up on a chair and imagined that this was a stage. i just drank with all my heart the evening show of andrey malakhov on sunday 17:00 on the channel, russia the fate of a person troitsk beauty theater actress at the nikitsky gate there at the nikitsky gate you met you almost almost a graduate of the conservatory, winners of all kinds of competitions and fate promises a brilliant career, and so on and so forth, but still had to fight. yes, yes, of course, he is connected with natasha in general. and a long and difficult period of formation hmm natasha witnessed, in principle, some global ones. even at the moment of global changes in my life, related to my career, it was difficult, it was very difficult. and we have traveled such a very beautiful path, a worthy honest path. uh, my first finals, and she was there. she witnessed how i became a soloist theater, then the beginning of a life together. eh, ms went w

ku. cultures of the art of spirituality belarus 24 many specialists, for example, psychologists, sociologistsnd linguists and marketers have long been engaged in the study of the meaning of colors in a person's daily life, analyzes such expressions. as green as they look at the world through rose-colored glasses, they start from scratch, study the most common colors in various product categories and conduct numerous surveys and studies among various segments of the population in their work. belarusian artist andrei karpenkov uses a palette of bright colors and paints his paintings in the dripping technique reveals a reading of the concept of color space. so what was the source of his inspiration? and why bright colors. he prefers, find out right now. andrew good afternoon. hello flower space - this is your first solo exhibition within the walls of the national library. share your emotions about this on emotions. i have only positive exhibition. it seems to me that it turned out to be very interesting for me in many respects, even unexpected. eh, me at the beginning very embarrassed, for examp

although it turns out that there, on paper and in reality, everything looks different to sit for ku.rstand correctly, the americans will give ukraine only one zenith for the patrio missile system, but this is not enough. yes, i have everything. yes, of course, this is limited support, enough to protect any one strategic facility in kiev, for example. and you also need to train crews in poland or germany. so before february march - this will not earn feedback on zelensky's american visit to the european one. press. quite often, laudatory from the general. hora suddenly got a comment on the evening news on the german tv channel rd no. look, this trip from zelensky to washington is an act of desperation. the republicans, who will gain control of the house of representatives in january, want to send money not to ukraine. but to support his economy , zelensky realized that time was running out to fly. i had to myself and now before christmas everything got a beautiful picture and a reason to rejoice, but will the states keep their promises? it is unlikely for this, a tub of cold water, th

they defied the ku klux klan, refusing to yield to their racist and bigoted wishes, and i think that with a lesson to lyndon johnson, too. in many respects, lyndon johnson is our civil rights president. there is nobody with the possible exception of abraham lincoln who does more for the cause of civil right thing lyndon johnson. at least, as president. >> the role of ladybird in lyndon johnson's political career. >> there is no question that she was an absolutely indispensable asset to him. she was somebody you could rely on completely, could trust completely. she knew how he thought. she knew his heart. she knew his mind. i think in many ways, lyndon johnson let his demons roam knowing that they would be quietly warded off by lady bird johnson, who would summon the better angels of his nature. she could be relied on to do so. often, she saw the very worst in him and would expel all the while. his greatest doubts about himself, knowing that she would talk him off the ledge. but also, she was incredibly astute. she had an incisive political mind which she relied on. i think in so many

nights where johnson's father and uncle stood awake on the porch with arms at the ready in case the ku klux klan came. they defied the ku klux klan, refusing to yield to the racist and bigoted wishes, and i think that wasat a lesson to lyndon johnson, too. i think in many respects lyndon johnson is our civil rights president. there is nobody with the possible exception of abraham lincoln who does more for the cause of civil rights than lyndon johnson. at leastly as president. >> host: the role of lady bird and lyndon johnson's political career. >> guest: well, there's no question that she was an absolutely indispensable asset towa him. she was somebody he could rely on completely, could trust completely. she knew how he thought in many respects. she knew his heart. she knew his mind. i think in many ways lyndon johnson let hishi demons aroma, knowing that they would be quietly warded off by lady bird johnson who would summon the better angels of his nature. she could be relied on to do so. so often she saw the very worst in him. he would expel all this while and his greatest doubts abo

also removing a bronze plaque, confederate figures, and an image of a hooded figure with the words "ku klux klan." the defense department ordered the removal after the congressional panel identified 13 items representing the confederacy. >>> "the washington post" says witnesses to a plane crash rescued a pilotm k d. he crashed shortly after takeoff. three people including an off-duty officer used kayaks to skim across the ice-covered creek to reach the downed plane. the 71-year-old pilot was the only person on the plane. he got out of the cockpit and stood on the wing of the sinking plane as the kayakers approached. >> eventually i got him onto the ice. he was on the kayak. he was out of the water and safe, and then at that point, i knew he was going to be fine. >> another boat arrived and took the pilot to the hospital. he had non-life-threatening injuries. >>> and reuters says arizona governor elect katie hobbs asked the court to sanction election denier cakari lake. hobbs defeated lake in last month's election, but lake claimed there was voter fraud. hobbs, arizona's secretary of st

the ku klux klan and lynching. i am reminded of that dark history.s today try to justify the actions on january 6th 2021. after 18 long months of hearings, of public scrutiny. has this taken a personal toll on you? >> it's been difficult. i've spent many nights away from home. i have spent a lot of time just trying to figure out why in the greatest democracy of the world, would people want to all the sudden storm the capital because they lost an election. you know, normally in a democracy you sell a little your differences at the battle lip box. sometimes you, when sometimes you lose. but under no circumstances do you tear this city hall up or the courthouse up and god forbid the united states capitol. >> it seems to me like there is just a lot of what ifs. because president trump's attempted coup was not successful. in large part, because elected officials, many of them republicans would not go along with this plan. but i keep thinking about what if mike pence would not have rebuffed then president trump's request. what if brad raffensperger would'v

looks like a life jacket. ku looks like i still think it's not by chance that you switched with thatthat i would be here with yegor, it seems to you right. well, okay. decided to fight for me. wanted you remind. no thanks, well, tell the guy, where are the rest of the travelers, why did we hire an instructor in order to swim safely along the river, and we want to kill everyone, but they have some old story there because of the girl. what made you think he wanted to kill you? well, we ran into a snag and drowned the boat along with things. i'm sure he rigged my leg, i sprained it because of him. he drowned his phone. well, somehow strange the phone does not work, but it is dry, and then i fell into the water, and he didn’t even jump after me, well too many matches. do you understand everything as you say something? pretty strange. well , he's far away now. now everything will be fine in the hospital. well, of course he's in shock. what if this instructor is really crazy, then everyone else is in danger. in any case, this jealous maniac. we need to look for the falcon, take the guys to

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>> well, yes, obviously that was called the ku klux klan act of 1871 where individuals came forward andthat law, so that you couldn't be intimidated if you came and participated with this great government of ours. i think people should not be intimidated, i think we absolutely have a right as americans to participate and not be intimidated, to be honest with you, simone, what occurred on january six and what our committee uncovered, while there were individuals who really wanted to alter the outcome of the will of the people. if they were prepared for him texting the chief of staff, the president and other people about doing all these things, never in my wildest dreams would i have imagined that a member of congress, representing over 700,000 people would participate in the active denial of the right, the lawful right of voters in this country. so, now, that being said, the lies kind of silent on what you can do with members who participated in that. i subpoenaed those for members, they refused to acknowledge the subpoena and so the committee said look, law is kind of silent we will giv

we have a lot of people here who are interested in our ku history., your peers, uh, colleagues at the institute in general, uh, many remained in the region, and how many work here in their specialty, well, in the dialogue, such a chamber thing was enough 16 people, but there were probably 14 people left in the region, a good indicator. so kemerovo does not end with mines and does not begin with them, the history of the city is much richer than underground ores. there was a time when the whole world tried on local agricultural villages kuzbass oil was exported to denmark from the home for the first miners built by the legendary dutch sochi johanshom. whose ideas were innovative for soviet russia, these sausage houses, by the way, the prototype of modern townhouses, designed according to the european type , became the first residential brick buildings in the region, designed by the general founder and director of the cube humin bureau, blau, star, world architecture of the troops he managed to work. in four russian cities in st. petersburg moscow sevas

. >> reporter: donnie jackson is expected in court tomorrow, and the other two are in kus dpli contra costa county in unrelated charges. >> shootings on bay area freeways have more than doubled in the last three years. our investigative unit mapped out where most of those froi shootings happened. looked for the causes of the crimes and searched for possible solutions. go to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> new at 11:00. a rare victory. a legendary san francisco restaurant, john's grill, has settled a covid insurance lawsuit, touted as one of the first victories against a major insurer over business interruptions caused by the pandemic. the claims have been denied in courts because businesses didn't suffer any physical losses. now the terms of the settlement have not been disclosed, but lawyers say it's substantial. the restaurant say it is will donate some of the money to the culinary school and give its staff a covid bonus. >>> many business and property owners in the tenderloin say the neighborhood is on the verge of collapse. crime and drugs. since the city hasn't done its job, t

she, of course, brings some of her ku. linear, zest, some secrets hello skin, i want everyone to knowa village and the place is good to read, that these are turov lands. they are the most fertile on the other side. here are the roads, there they planted them completely with lichen, probably, in about 800 meters in five years it will be like this. here's your own, well, forest belts. can feel free to say yana's blessing for ugly belarus with corn and cucumbers smart erudite and inquisitive guys, i answered no, because i considered that 3 million people for the 16th century were too large a part of the population. in fact, i don’t know, but it seems to me that this assumption will show their best qualities, but i remember that i read that plato taught everyone, which means that he did not teach and those who did not know geometry would solve a lot tasks found out that three in the fourth. that would be 81 if i'm not mistaken, and four in the third would be 64 answer questions from different areas of scientific knowledge. as far as i remember from the lessons in russian literature. and m

white and black were still prohibited by law, and the school and restaurants were separate, when the kux klan marched through washington, and in germany the nazis have been in power for 3 years in the soviet union, the film circus is being released . the main villain in the picture of grigory alexandrov, the german franz fund, performed by pavel mosalsky, lyubov orlova, was in russian ukrainian georgian, but still the main song of the ussr the main song of the ussr was written by the composer isa abdunaevsky and the poet vasily lebedev kumach before the war 5 years, but the ussr is already the world record holder in terms of continuous economic growth, no country in the 20th century showed such plus 13.8% average annual economic growth over 20 years from 1929 to 1955 minus four years of war . and if we take the early period of the ussr, then in the first 5 years our economy grew by 14.8% per year in the ussr armor, which allowed us to survive and win the world war. the first political system of direct participation of the people of the ussr is transferring science and unprecedented tech

honey, in general, bees as they work and peacefully live, god grant us all to live so well like this ku year, this is what my grandmother vasilyna used to do, and this is the main dish on holy eve . it has always been my impression that it has always been there since the dawn of time . almost every ukrainian housewife knows how to prepare the sacred meal of the christmas eve, but how to carol as in kryvorivna, there are few places where all peoples can. glory to the heroes. your name is dying. this is the hutsul carol for the dead, because at christmas, everyone is honored here. it is performed in the house and only by men. kryvorynya mountain village here they carol loudly and for a long time from under the church, groups of carolers go in different directions because you have to go to every one, even the farthest, to the lord christ is born, a nice little carol this is the first community in ukraine that will celebrate christmas on december 25, on october 18 brian, the local parishioners decided to cut off the moscow sweats forever on november 8, and the change in the celebration is n

again against e when the events were uh-uh on the azov i was just with our friend the consul general qr-ku we are going to the movie is like that freedom and fire, because it came from azovstal, orest and the cossack, and i’m sitting there watching. my soul doesn’t stay anymore, because that’s how we remember all the tragedies of the past months, and then they become two agitators

a little deeper into this humanitarian issue, facing the island, we are being joined by tomato sala ku dean. she is the director of south asia programs at the us institute of peace to me on a thank you for being with us. come on a 1st. what is happening in sri lanka? what sort of price increases? are you seeing or are people out of work? i mean, what is dated de life in sri lanka, like since the economy went bust? i mean, i think you're seeing for a middle income country, the economic impact on people is astronomical. they're experiencing inflation, food inflation like they've never seen before. so these are people who are used to being able to find the food. first of all, you aren't able to find it and then it's so expensive, it's very hard to purchase food in stores. second of all you saw, especially earlier this summer, we saw the long, long lines for petrol, for gasoline, there's restrictions on who could get it. and even if people waited all day, they weren't able to get it. and then on cooking gas, so these are 3 very important things, you know, food inflation was touching 90 per

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choice but to leave the interior of the wrecked bus and return to the tail of the giant queue to stop. kuen by 1:00 pm, more than 50 accidents were registered in dnepropetrovsk. these are only those accidents that traffic inspectors were able to reach and register in principle, it was incredibly difficult to pass through the city with difficulty , sliding, even the municipal special equipment, apparently desperate, the monks began to scatter sand along the road with their hands, nevertheless, the cars continued to roll down the slopes and crash into each other in western russia, the situation on the road was significantly complicated by snowfalls. at the start of the day. this was due to poor visibility due to snow charges, and later, due to the appearance of snow porridge , trucks and cars were skidding on the snow-covered roads of the kaliningrad and bryansk pskov areas. well, traditionally in moscow even a small snowfall. able to provoke a surge in accidents, this happened today in the morning in the capital, there were two mass accidents, five cars collided on the leningradskoye highw

nazarov director trainer konstantin konstantinov ku perhaps far far away in moscow one two, three five times the price and what are you worth? pure punishment? you can not build, at least help. why well, then they will play the guitar for the first acquaintance. x it all ended in our quiet male life as a conductor not ashamed. non-smoking ivan ivanova in that she worked in the artery voskhod and voluntarily of her own accord due to the nature of sending klyachkin money from our neighbor. well, you can immediately see that everything is fine below. i just don't i know where he went to pay. yes, the rules say for the loss of the ticket is responsible, the loser is the loser. so, you are also violating the order. okay, smoke it. okay, i won't. and who is this crook? to moscow quietly, okay. about love i recently heard a song here, it's not really about love, but still. afraid how fire walks by every evening, ate looks at me, if possible, why sad, disturbing and sad materials. the touchy heart of his mind recently reached me on the side that he, too, now and then starts talking, dad is anx

the sheriff is actually a member of the ku klux klan, shoots hines in the back and and kills him. hinds is not the only member of congress who perishes as a result of the the divide over slavery. the first member of the senate to be killed in the line of duty perished in part because of debates over slavery as well. all this had occurred before the civil war rather than after the the man was was david broderick. who's the photograph that i have here on the on the left of the screen? he was a democratic senator from california. all of us know the basic history of california. it was admitted to the union shortly after the us seizes it from mexico in the mexican war. in the aftermath of the california gold rush. but it was it's a it's a distinct area in american history in that up until this point, every new state to have been admitted was contiguous to at least one other state. california was not it was a long ways away from the closest state, which was texas. and it developed a unique political culture that divided on grounds of of ethnicity, of of ideology, and featured intense in