many gallant ones. with you, resurrection, first assuring with your passion, we raise the dead to lazarus, christ our god, here and we are iago on the brink of victory. i have replaced you, the conqueror of death, bossonno the highest, blessed are you, i cordially congratulate all of you, my dear lords, fathers, brothers and sisters, on the great feast of the entry of the lord. the church holidays that we celebrate and which are associated with the name of the lord and savior are not based on. real celebrations at the time when the lord lived, they all took place in silence, and sometimes in sorrows, and even if in glory, like the transfiguration in favor, then they were not accompanied by any folk celebration, the people seemed to be aloof from everything that was connected even with the triumph of the savior; only one event from his earthly life became a holiday. for the people, this is what we celebrate today, his solemn entry into jerusalem, and this happened because the people were amazed at what the savior did, he raised from the dead a man who had been in the grave for almost four

please give a warm welcome to adam lazarus. thank you very much for having me. as you just heard, i'm a nonfiction from atlanta, georgia, with few sports history books out in the last years. but i want to tell you about my latest is a sports history book, but about a lot more than tha there, two main figures in my book, the john glenn, ted williams. i want to open up and give you a little bit of on both of them. so glenn. john glenn was born in cambridge ohio on july 18th, 1921. he was a marine corps fighter pilo wars, world war two and the korean war. he flew a 147 combined missions received 18 air medals and six distinguished flying crosses. he laterpilot at patuxent river naval air station in maryland he helped create, conceive and execute something called project, which i'll tell you about a little bit later. he was one of the first american astronauts part of the mercury ecame the first american to orbit the earth in became the united states senator from the state of ohio, serving four terms and in 2012, he received the presidential medal of freedom from pr

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the great 19th century american poet, emma lazarus is famous poem, the new colossus says, this quote, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. send these, the homeless tempest tossed to me. i lift my lamp beside the golden door and quote, this poem is immortalized at none other than the statue of liberties. it is what made america the great destination of immigrants and refugees from around the world . and when did that change, why did it change? the west has gone down the wrong path on immigration immigration, and the diversity that it brings are the keys to american success. i want to thank our guests, david bacon for being with us today, and thank you to our viewers for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers. i'm drunk to reaku. follow me on some staff at john kerry echo. we'll see you next time. the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the, the analysis, what they've done a said that then you kind of a facade indeed and then put them in to, in my car here. what do it assuming that the, to look into inter

the great 19th century american poet, emma lazarus is famous poem, the new colossus says, this quote, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. send these, the homeless tempest tossed to me. i lift my lamp beside the golden door and quote, this poem is immortalized at none other than the statue of liberties. it is what made america the great destination of immigrants and refugees from around the world . and when did that change, why did it change? the u. s. has gone down the wrong path on immigration immigration, and the diversity that it brings are the keys to american success. i want to thank our guest, david bacon for being with us today, and thank you to our viewers for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry onto follow me on sub stack at john kerry echo. we'll see you next time. the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the, the, the analysis, but they that should let you think, he said that then you can put them in. so facade, indeed. and therefore the window at assuming that the, to look

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it went somewhere in between and um, what were you doing today for lazarus, um, from the um, uh, military happen there is a, you know, 8 or i'm them a garage that they don't know the economy community or something to. they cannot be completed without progress states. do you have them pull sanctions on, on the exam 3 on the account, please mind me, do the whole thing up front. so where military have tension power and then that those am, am sensors are meant moves around. but as i've been, i didn't remember had the slot and then it said both as well because um, uh, you know, when back i moved was decided to leave the sensor. um, so that the, uh, that will be free. um, ma'am, don't fancy putting them on boats, but what are the, is that to me that had to refuse to open his own brother at that time? so now i'm brandon now decided to am i retired. and so that is where the problem may sound. remember, a man as 5 of the problem means they'll have also a spare them. uh, uh, so that's what i have friends to drive. i have these usually ma'am, the least entry, and i think that is where the other prob

put a lot of stress on the flock, i'm talking about metropolitan luka, who probably competed with lazarusof them is a bigger putinite and rusamiritz, and he was not put under 24-hour detention, but instead put under overnight detention, how did zaporozhye react, did it obey? russian wool of moskovsky of the order of lenin of the patriarchate, did they calmly accept that this metropolitan would easily pass these difficult tests of ukrainian security. analyzing public opinion as a whole, we see that there was not a single negative reaction to such actions by the special services, because it seems to me that public opinion as a whole has been expecting such actions for a long time. at one time, we conducted a number of studies where the population. expects, let's say, clear decisive actions by the special services and the judicial system in relation to people who may be involved in collaboration, but they may to help the occupiers in some way, so all these things that are related to the fact that public opinion does not support such things, they are not justified, because either the places d

look, with respect, is it the biggest comeback since lazarus?have a little look into this with my team earlier on, and there was an issue of a suspension and then that person has maybe been unsuspended and you've won by one seat. is it gone? just clear that up for us. >> yeah. again, it's complete rubbish, we have a candidate at the moment who was elected as a conservative, you know, the town has elected a majority of conservatives. sadly, one of the candidates at the moment is suspended under investigation. that has not changed. they were not unsuspend ed, we didn't you know, none of those things changed last night. it was simply the line that the labour party were spinning because they could not believe the fact that despite everything they had thrown at harlow, they were telling me at 10:00 as we arrived at the count, it's all oven arrived at the count, it's all over. you may as well go home now. you've been wiped out, and yet five hours later, they discovered that, quite the opposite was true, so it's simply a line that they're spinning. >>

i adam lazarus is an author specializing in nonf books featuring iconic and compelling figures inri history, including chasing super bowlmone diesel the hogs and thor diseas. he holds a bachen english from kenyon college and a master's degree in profonriting from carnegie mellon. please give a warm welcomtoadam. ank you very much for having 'm a nonfiction from atlanta, georgia, with few sporis last y. but i want to tell you about my latest book, which in some ways book, but about a lot more than that. as you heard from no doubt from the title there, two main figures in my book, the john glenn, ted williams. i want to open up and give you a little bit of on both of them. so glenn. john glenn was born in cambridge ohio on ju 18th, 1921. he was a marine corps fighter pilot in twothe korean war. he flew a 147 combined missions, received 18 air medals and six distinguished flying crosses. he later became a military test pilot at patuxent river naval air station in maryland he helped create, conceive and execute something called project, which i a later. he was one of the first american astronau

on lazarus saturday, when christ resurrects four-day-old lazarus, the elders and high priests decidek, pray, remember that god exists, but at the same time life went on as usual, at a certain stage of my christian life i suddenly discovered the gospel, i have at this time i was 35, i opened the gospel, began to read, i remember this feeling well, there was a certain... horror and , frankly speaking, fear, and the fear was so serious, i realized that this was true, and it didn’t matter that i was there i don’t understand something, but if this is true, then what i did for 35 years on this earth, but the holy book is for this purpose, holy books exist, so that a person discovers something for himself, because most of us. the first century after the nativity of christ, jerusalem is preparing for easter or passover, the main jewish holiday, the day of liberation from egyptian slavery. in memory of the flight from egypt , a passover seder, a ritual meal, with the obligatory lamb, bitter herbs, unleavened bread and red grape wine, will be prepared in every home. before the celebration begi

david lazarus takes a closer look at how much it costs. >> meet zoe. she's 12 years old and lost an eye to cancer and related complications last year. the total veterinary bill. $25,000 zoey's owners mike super steen. and suzanne, early pay the full amount he was uninsured. >> i've had many, many pets and i've never had a problem like this. it's a baby girl. you know, they're member. the family really don't even think about it. you just do it. the experience taught the pair of valuable lesson as with human family members, health insurance can be crucial for critters. >> if you have a pat and you do love that pet, you know, you're going to have to treat that pat, the american veterinary medical association says the average household spends $367 a year on routine medical care for pooches. >> and $253 on katie's if or when a serious medical issue arises, the costs can run into thousands of dollars. and that's the entire case for pet insurance. right there. >> it's definitely worth it. if you are the kind of person who feels like you would want to do anyth

maybe we've got david lazarus for the work. >> meet zoe.and related complications last year. the total veterinary bill. $25,000 zoey's owners mike super steen. and suzanne, early pay the full amount he was uninsured. >> i've had many, many pets and i've never had a problem like this. it's a baby girl. you know, they're member. the family really don't even think about it. you just do it. the experience taught the pair of valuable lesson as with human family members, health insurance can be crucial for critters. >> if you have a pat and you do love that pet, you know, you're going to have to treat that pat, the american veterinary medical association says the average household spends $367 a year on routine medical care for pooches. >> and $253 on katie's if or when a serious medical issue arises, the costs can run into thousands of dollars. and that's the entire case for pet insurance. right there. >> it's definitely worth it. if you are the kind of person who feels like you would want to do anything to save your cats. are your pet's life if

don't wait, offer end sun was stuck in an infinite time, moved we save the world the lazarus project,ou seize, do night on tnt why we are standing outside the manhattan criminal court. >> let me walk you through what will happen here. over the next several hours at about 9:30 a.m. the defendant donald trump, the former president of the united states. he will show up. we expect he may say a few words before he enters the courtroom. he does almost every day when he speaks today, though, it will be different because today is the day the jury gets the case against him at 10:00. the jury will enter the courtroom and the judge will give them in tractions. this is one of the most important parts of the entire trial. the jury will learn what exactly they will be deciding on in the 34 counts against donald trump, where they will decide on guilt or innocence that at about 11:00 after about an hour of jury instructions the jury will go behind closed doors and they will begin to deliberate what happens after that who knows with me now, cnn legal analyst, former defense attorney joey jackson, or c

what comfort should be, learn more at stearns and foster.com in an infinite time we save the world lazarus project. you cesar du nine on tnt. >> right now, texas has grappling with the aftermath of another round of 16 severe storms. 1 million customers were without power at its peak and tuesday and the fierce winds that written really hitting it stave not only thank toppled power lines, but take a look at this video. >> also strong enough to move an airplane from its gate at the dallas airport, joining us right now is a top executive of dallas county dallas county judge, clay jenkins, judge. >> thank you so much for coming in. how are things going right now in your county? how do you describe it? >> you know, things are rough for a lot of people because here in north texas, we had 650,000 of those million without power and we still have about 290 290,000 customers as don people, but that's homes and businesses so more than that, and people are without power in dallas county. we have about 198,000 of the original 350,000 without power and we're lucky that it's been relatively mild weather i

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the world the lazarus project, you cesar, do night on tnt there are new details coming out about the controversial flag seen outside supreme court justice samuel alito's home the new york times is now reporting neighbors called the police in february of 2021 after they saw after they say that they were harassed by alito's wife and a dispute over yard signs. this all started earlier this month when the times reported on a picture appearing to show an upside-down american flag flying outside of their home. just days before for president joe biden's inauguration, the upside down flag is a symbol used by election deniers in 2020. seen as joan biskupic is joining us right now with some more on this. joan, can you walk us through now this new reporting? >> share kate, it's good to see you. let's step back for a minute and consider why we even care about this neighborhood squabble from three years ago at the center of it, is this important symbol of the stop, the steal movement from january 6, and the protests over president joe biden's valid when at the polls in 2020 and all that donald tr

, greatest comeback since lazarus, so, you know, biblical reference this morning.e very few, you know, there are very few, you know, bits of light. and i think that's what they'll be focusing on the mayoralties. but the irony is, of course, is that the irony is, of course, is that the candidates who seem to have done the best will be the ones who were most critical of the conservatives. and of course, will that affect the colleagues behaviour in westminster, where you have people distancing themselves from the conservative leadership and frankly, going against existing party policy on things like the echr membership? >> you know, i can't help but wonder. and i know it's government rounds and, you know, when you talk to politicians, there are certain things they have to say. you know, it's why people get frustrated that you don't get a straight answer out of them. harlow. right. good news for the tories. but it's the one bit of good news. and that's just what they want to talk about. does that wash with people who are watching and listening now. do you think it's a

on gb news now is rishi sunak about to pull off the biggest comeback since lazarus?es. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel welcome back 551. now, rishi sunak has received a major election boost after an opinion poll slashed labour's polling lead to just 12 points. well, the poll was conducted by jl partners. he's labour's smallest lead since early february. let's hear now from the director of jl partners, scarlett mccgwire scarlette, welcome to the show . they welcome to the show. they thought it was all over. apparently it's not. now could this be a miracle lifeline? >> well, our poll does show signs of tightening, both in terms of the headline poll in that we started this in april and the labour party had an 18 point lead that has now gone down to a 12 point lead on the last month. >> it is within the margin of error, but since april it is significant. >> that is being driven, it seems, by some underlying factors. so for example, the conservatives performing much better with the over 65 than they had previously done. obviously over 65 is a much mo