people have left with whatever there was they have left the, the tea cups. they were drinking from. they've left their children, strollers. or you can see our chairs here is a mixture of stalls that they built so that they can have enjoy some want to cause it gets cold in the evening. but this is how you're seeing open pieces of luggage, people who can carry things with them. and have left them behind. so here's what this looks like. a ghost down which seems to have no soul left. it's quite incredible what you're showing us the through your camera, osama. as you say, it looks like a goals found, but most importantly it looks like people are left wash, you know, the strong as see some of the stone. is there any animal say, this was really a rush of exodus that would see it does appear to be that way as, as being a driving through this town. we've looked at the open shut his we've left it and they've got the cause of their doors are open up. so it does feel like this was an exit. so it feels like we have people thoughts that they are, they have to leave as quick as they can. although

so lucky is left. his diploma prime minister isn't po, position to form a new government with more than 23 percent of the crew. and that's presto. our stance on ukraine is precisely problem related. our position remains and changed when it comes to our statements before the elections. i want to remind you of us the lucky a has different problems, the ukraine pizza campaigns on the platform of ending military a to ukraine. the push going to go see ations saying russia would never give up the territory. it's now controls some vote, believe the populace pro russian language of the campaign might be tempted in government when it's a, remember that that's are all good fits a was printing is there already for 3 terms before and during those previous terms, he had the pragmatics trip he has very good relations with russia, but at the same time, she was very constructive the european leg unless it would represent a major shift from a slovak administration, whose defense minister as recently as friday, was offe

, left once on left, left, left, left, left, come on, hurray!re the robins singing in the garden, why are the bird cherry flowers blooming, why is the sun playing above me, and then. because i'm going home, because i'm going home, why don't they ask my legs to rest, everything is easier, because i'm going home, because i'm going home! this girl, who is standing with buckets, why does she look so tenderly , why is she wearing a painted scarf, because i’m going home, because i’m going home, around the sun, my homeland, for it is mine, i fought with enemies before the dawn. freedom is shining, my native land, so i go, i’m winning, freedom is shining on my native land, so i’m going home with victory, let’s go home with victory, we’re going home with victory! through doubts, tell me how he is like gogol, gogol is straight between a man and a woman. it was a real storm for the star of the season premiere, today on the first. rum castra product of stellar group, what do you think about our entry into nato. america, the usa, is actually built like a maf

now that she's planning on leaving the left policy and forming her in policy. that's now happened to use leaving. she announced it today. and it comes really often months and years of time or within the love talk to lots of infighting. she doesn't see eye to eye on a lot of things with the political leadership and the less punching. for example, when it comes to migration, she thinks that germany should really adult to more restrictive migration policy. and today she announced about she was leaving the policy together with 9 auto parts and colleagues. they have together registered a sort of club bore or association rarely, that will eventually be turned into a political party without not until january, and then from january onwards. that's when people will be able to join this policy . how much of a chance, what a new bargain connect party for lack of a better term, have emily and an upcoming elections? well, i mean, if you look at her popularity rates, she is a lot more popular than the left policy itself. and um, i mean, she plans to send her policy, her new

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only a fraction has been left behind. the town square in hon. kennedy, also known as to panic code is now deserted. shops, homes and businesses of being abandoned as a by johnny forces of taking full control of the enclave. and this started installing road signs with new names. let's go live to oranges here as a some of been job aid, who joins us from home, can be the main city a car by just set the scene for us. osama tell us about where you are and what it's like. as fully you've been seen, pictures from home can be in the last few days, tens of thousands of people who lined up the square with all that was they could carry with them. people who were in the cars were chewing up to leave outside and, and leave the city. but people who are here or waiting for buses for their relatives, for others to come and take them with them as they did not believe the assurances that were given by the other by johnny government. that they would not be a prosecutor here in the town center. if i go quiet, you'd be able to have nothing. t

so outside of my, the left 5 months, you're looking for this is him a lot of money left. the mileage is up, a lot of information also can be defended by conversion factor brought up on the salvage seeking is on this parties. it turns out that the impact class at the bottom i know is that because it's above on top of it. but again, this i have you to remember that, you know, i'm like, why is it the because there's so many apartments are funded by the system for funding. is that gonna end up under flow going now i'm going to go because i'm still going to put that number to the point to the american into either print due to so put are looking for to say, probably not going to be under the age. so i shall fall on that thread then are frustrating. going. so to help reduce that amount is a difficult at the progression. i only got the new technology. i mean differently, the bottom left was back on my list, upgrade sort of displaying. i mean, it was, you'll get less, it doesn't, it puts out a blue, but i'm also going to look for the knobby and probably been measuring about normal

the left's tactics. amber powerfully details her own experience facing leftist backlash in school and throughout her career. she first faced pushback as a conservative as a georgetown university student, and she got tired of it, especially the radical ideas promoted at her school. so she organized a lecture with issue was 2015 at georgetown with christina hoff summers, one of our speakers back then, what i remember most about amber was the fliers that the loony georgetown administrators put around the school offering safe spaces spaces rooms near the lecture, food and common activities for students who were too upset by the speakers of radical feminism and her activism continued after she graduated from georgetown. she had a double major in government and economics. she worked as campus reform investigative reporter reporting on liberal bias and abuse on college campuses. she worked covering media and news for the daily caller. she was there. white house correspondent, now she's professional journalist a

and the left wing of the democratic party to the far, far left. and there's a level of condescension and elitism, condescension to the average american that started this anger. and also, i think some republican elites. republicans have lost -- many republicans have lost touch with the life of the average american. and i think ultimately like aristotle said a democratic society needs to rest on the middle class. so i've always been comfortable with the idea of some element of popular -- populism in the republican party. and i think what's happened is we've had leaders who essentially have used that to gain power on both the left and the right, used that anger on the left and the right and inflamed it and we've been getting more and more polarized. but i think i would put the blame squarely on the left to getting the ball rolling here. talk about the debate, you know, the threat of free speech didn't come from the right, maybe from the left and was manifesting universities and all the usual ways of taking things off the table, things are off the tab

left. . .,, ,, it was 'ust really horrific when we left. . left.ou left the kibbutz, _ left. karen, as you said, you left the kibbutz, you _ left. karen, as you said, you left the kibbutz, you are _ left. karen, as you said, you left the kibbutz, you are now- left. karen, as you said, you left the kibbutz, you are now in - left. karen, as you said, you left the kibbutz, you are now in a - the kibbutz, you are now in a different part of israel. what is happen to you and your family? itrefoil happen to you and your family? well we have been _ happen to you and your family? -ii we have been evacuated by the army to a hotel in the centre of israel. we had no time to take, you know, take much with us. we are instead of being in our home we are in a hotel room. we have meals, we have our basic comforts taken care of, but it is really, really difficult to be uprooted from your home. at least myself and my family, we are all here together. but the worst thing is also is not knowing how long it will take, how long we would be there. when will we see our hom

hand; after the outbreak of war, millions of people were evacuated from ukraine to russia; those who left combat zone are faced with a choice of what to do next and how to start a new life. for several months now, velena shpichko and her daughters have been living out of suitcases, taking with them only the most necessary things - things, a baby stroller and documents. from her home in the kherson region, she moved to the stavropol territory, because it was dangerous to stay in her hometown. nobody nothing didn't understand that. explosions were heard, therefore panic, hysteria, they ran to the basements, there was no basement in our house, we ran to our neighbors’ basements with the children, we stood in lines for bread from 4 in the morning, from 3 in the morning, because there was only one bakery, a small one, private, bread was given out one loaf per hand, it was very scary at that time, when the situation escalated, velena decided to leave and thereby saved the lives of herself and the children, we left on may 8 and... a month later, on june 6, an accident occurred to ges, we just mi

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why and when i just zoom out, demystify why people left. i mean, the reasons that make a lot of sense, you know, relational friction interpersonally and then there's friction institution. well, i remember i look at all the reasons why people said that they would be willing to return. they look like things that are in my in my control in terms of how i relate to you. and they look like things in terms of the institutional way. well, we can do we can do church better and. they're reasonable things. the reason i should be able to provide the reasonable things so it's like well when look at it you know when we when we zoom out we demystify what's going on we look at the reasons why people would be willing to well, we just we as people and we grow as church institutions, we learn what we're hearing and, you know, by god's grace and through sanctification, we do better. so i have tremendous hope. i have one more question. this practically orient, but i want to see because you're up here, we're talking about all of this. if there's anything you le

on the left wing democratic party. and there is a level of condescension and elitism that started this anger. and also i think some republicans elitism. republicans have lostpu touch wh the life of the average american. i think the democratic society middle class. i've always been comfortable with the idea of some populism in the republican party and i think what has happened is we have had leaders who have essentially used that to gain power the left and right use thatft anger on the left and rit and inflamed it and we are getting more polarized. i would put the blame squarely on the left for putting the ball rolling here. talk about the debate, the threat to free speech and my pinning came from the left and manifest in the universities in the usual ways of taking things off the table. things are off the table. if you are a catholic school teacher, catholic school is teaching traditional doctrine about marriage, it is hate speech this orwellian terminology. basically to stop debate and intimidate people. all the sudde

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explain how the left or parts of the left have come to reject universalism and take on this new ideology. - yeah. so i like to say that i'm a democracy crisis hipster. i was worried about the crisis of our democratic institutions before it was cool. and i've spent a lot of the last decade warning about the threat of far-right populists, whether it's donald trump in the uted states or people like recep erdogan in turkey or narendra modi in india. and i remain very concerned about them. at the same time, i have also seen how many of my friends and colleagues, big parts of the left, big parts of academia and many mainstream institutions, have, in part as a response, rejected the kind of universalist tradition we've been talking about, adopted a new set of ide about race and gender and sexual orientation that promises to fight against injustice in the most uncompromising and radical way. but i fear that in key ways, it turns out to be a trap, that it makes it harder for progressive institutions to pursue their important missions, and that politically it ends up empowering rather than weakeni

, big far left place.it so anti-semitic? that is tied up in this. you know, i think it's a really serious issue. you know, here you are. you are a defendant, hamas, which is chopping jewish kids' heads off and jewish grainies and that kind of stuff, it's inconceivable to he me. i think part of the reason, i mean this very complicated but part of the reason is these guys hate hard work and capitalism. they don't like jewish people that work hard and are capitalists and own businesses and strive. i don't think they like that. i think that's long embeded into the far left and it's coming out now with respect to israel and -- how could anybody in their right mind remain silent over what hamas did? you tell me. how can this be. >> greg: jews are a marginalized society that doesn't need the left. >> tyrus: it's even worse. they're not brown enough. who's the oh presser, the worst thing in the world right now according to left and the woke. white it people and jews look a little too white. so if you brown them up

well, yeah, and people left and left him from the 2000 and actually i was too young to, you know, focus isn't government mcclintic selected and the country for that much refunded them across and the charge that went towards, you know, without even imposing and the volume getting them swati, the 3rd is rule this with teeny, for more than 55 years before that his father was more not following the kingdoms independence from the united kingdom opposition parties of accused the government of using excessive force and its response to demonstrations. quoting for change in 20212022. according to human rights watch, at least 80 people were killed and molded 1000 arrested in a matter of months. it says along with a lack of democratic reforms, human rights, and this with to me or deteriorating. the government says it was responding to criminal acts, including the looting of businesses. and they want to discount can express themselves through a must protest through dividing partitions, whatever they choose. and whenever they choose to do so. however, you would know that the most virtues should be g

and as we know at gettysburg he had a shattered left arm which became useless. for whatever reason davis made the appointment of hood. hood had been schmoozing davis avenue for his wound in 1863 hood was big in the social circles in richmond. hood was a smoother and he was going after disappointment and he made it. bruce catton once said this was the biggest mistake of the war. and davis probably realized that 90 days later. a good picture of hood. we know a lot about them born in 1831. he was known as sam. the united states military graduate 1953, graduated 44 that of 52. he was a good guy and a party guy and had 196 out of 200 possible to merits his senior year and almost didn't graduate. after fighting seven days at gettysburg all the engagements the catastrophic -- chickamauga really took a toll on him. at age 33 he was the youngest to be promoted in command. probably a great commander on the division level. we find out quickly that he was not a great commander of an army. so what happens? johnson gives up atlanta, hood comes in, hood will try to draw out of

well, yes, he left himself, well, they couldn't mobilize, they didn't want to mobilize.nd waiting is not about him, taras got into the war for the first time almost 10 years ago, he is one of the first ukrainian journalists who risked going to cover the hostilities. despite the agreement on personnel rotation, the terrorists still staged a provocation, they fired from the old airport, but received a response. ilovaisk - the debaltseve defense of donetsk resorts at that time, he was still a military commander of ictv and saw the fiercest battles. in response to the enemy's fire, our military is trying to destroy the enemy's position with an anti- tank grenade launcher. now he is back in donbas, but instead of a microphone and a camera, he has other weapons. together with his brothers destroys the russians from the sky. taras commands a platoon that, thanks to semi-drones, throws explosives on the heads of the occupants. we started this direction in the company from scratch, and thanks to the support of the company commander, we successfully implemented this project, in my

people | have not left already? imagine your famil , have not left already?ly. this — have not left already? imagine your family. this is _ have not left already? imagine your family, this is the _ have not left already? imagine your family, this is the responsibility - family, this is the responsibility of the country to give them support that they need. of the country to give them support that they need-— of the country to give them support that they need. what is the mood in sderot? you — that they need. what is the mood in sderot? you always _ that they need. what is the mood in sderot? you always bear— that they need. what is the mood in sderot? you always bear the - that they need. what is the mood in sderot? you always bear the brunt, | sderot? you always bear the brunt, you're so close to gaza whenever a crisis erupts. we you're so close to gaza whenever a crisis mats-— you're so close to gaza whenever a crisis eruats-_ crisis erupts. we love our city, we love the state _ crisis erupts. we love our city, we love the state of _ crisis erupts. we love o

there are so few warm summers left, so few left.ural state is loneliness. this form of self-flagellation is the best remedy for falling into insanity. having the right to my own death from birth, i feel responsible only to the lord god and satan, if they exist. and now the fifth point, i always. ready to exchange all this intellectual nonsense for the wine of women and rock roll. therefore, my question is regarding the fifth point: do you follow these rules of the fifth point? strictly. okay, play. and there’s a banner in the hands, a log in the eyes, there’s nothing inside of him, there’s a lot around him like him, he loves to pour water, he teaches everyone about life, he calls everyone to keep up, where he doesn’t know exactly, smeared... zombies play on the trub, we we dance our dances, but god knows soon, he will shake himself up, people will leave. having forced us to kill a rat alive, he drank the cobra's blood, burned it to ashes, collected it, drank it, and sprinkled it on the body. the people shouted to khara while there w

we will find out the details of what is happening on the left bank in our broadcast. i remind you to subscribe to radio svoboda's youtube channel, and don't forget to share your impressions of what you saw and heard in the comments, and write to see if you are watching us. it must be said right away that - half of the country has been declared an air alert, i mean, half of ukraine is now under threat, actually missile attack, so if an alarm has been declared in your region, go down to the shelter, well, this night it was restless in occupied sevastopol around 3:30 telegram channel krymskyi with reference to subscribers, reported about strong explosions in sevastopol, but the details were not disclosed there. instead, the head of the occupation of sevastopol, mykhailo rozvazhaev , reported on his telegram channel around four in the morning, i quote, that the loud noises are on an external raid, the black sea fleet is repelling a possible attack by enemy submarine diversionary forces and means. in the attack was confirmed to the ministry of defense of russia , there it

and we left in the dark of night. we left the lights on and the left the dogs behind.ogs, they always say did they take the dogs? no. i did you probably know anything about the topic they are not big into the world of dogs can see you can imagine. if you took the five worst president in history of the united states and added them up, they would not have done near the distraction to our country as quick a joe biden and the biden administration have done. we are a failing nation. we are a nation in decline, and now these radical left lunatics want to interfere with our elections by using law enforcement. it's totally corrupt and we won't let it happen. that's why you must show up to vote in the california primary on super tuesday, march 5. march 5, your first one. we will get to november. give every republican you know and bring them out for team trump, and we're a team. we are all a looking together. remember what i said, maggie, make america great again. america first. this is the greatest political institution ever in history of our country. that's have been a movemen

they left us behind. years ao. ., doing with us. they left us behind. years age-— doing with us.ears ago. if we go back, we will be out even more _ years ago. if we go back, we will be out even more risk _ years ago. if we go back, we will be out even more risk than _ years ago. if we go back, we will be out even more risk than before. - out even more risk than before. before — out even more risk than before. before we — out even more risk than before. before we left afghanistan, if our lives were — before we left afghanistan, if our lives were up 50% danger, now they are in— lives were up 50% danger, now they are in100%— lives were up 50% danger, now they are in 100% danger. lives were up 5096 danger, now they are in 10096 danger.— lives were up 5096 danger, now they are in 10096 danger. three weeks ago, the pakistan — are in 10096 danger. three weeks ago, the pakistan government _ are in 10096 danger. three weeks ago, the pakistan government said - are in 10096 danger. three weeks ago, the pakistan government said it - the pakistan government said it would deport all illegal mi

in 1735, the couple left the ottoman empire and went to sofia.he received a substantial inheritance, which she spent on her journey. charity, ransom of captured soldiers and officers, soon returned to her homeland, and then went to st. petersburg, where she was welcome was received by empress anna ioannovna, and the ladies of the court lined up for consultation. solomeya, having redeemed the turkish captives, went to austria, got a job with the turkish ambassador, traveled half of europe and, having experienced many adventures, settled in istanbul. she planned a pilgrimage to palestine and egypt, but whether it was possible to carry it out is unknown. at this point her diaries end, and the further fate of the doctor of ophthalmic medicine, as she called herself, remained a mystery. she left behind memories of sketches of people, from sultans and empresses to robbers , described the life and customs of different peoples, created a treatment system based on traditional medicine and modern achievements of pharmacology, and promoted knowledge about h

understand, but what happened wrong with bakhmut, that is, you think that bakhmud should have been leftrever they are now ukrainian troops? yes, no, i mean that at some point the military-political leadership probably considered it inexpedient to continue defending these cities and retreated, well , i don’t know about bakhmut, that is, at the moment , ukrainian troops are advancing in this direction, and this means , that all actions that to this happened, they were absolutely calculated correctly, that is, a defensive operation was carried out, as a result, at the moment , the ukrainian troops destroyed a huge number of troops, remember? where did such an organization, which was once called pmk wagner, die in general, it was destroyed, destroyed, completely erased from history, right near bakhmut, that is, the losses of 60,000 people are called there, should the ukrainian troops continue the defense there, of course it should, it would be possible just move away from bakhmut and as a result they would keep pmk wagner, pmk wagner would now be storming sloviansk or kramatorsk, that is, i

many left everything behind in the car back in the future. now on searching the needs now the hope of a better life for united states has joined tens of thousands of people to its southern border every day. many l tracking through dangerous jungles and wading through waters in central and south america. they face a huge obstacle, diarrhea and gap is the stretch of jungle between columbia and panama. record breaking 400000 people have crusted so far this year. the thing volumes and poverty seeking away out of desperate living conditions. from home and reports from switch jamante new mexico's board. with course a mazda of every day says the mexican government. 6000 people are crossing over this river from guatemala to mexico. the last country on the route to the united states. but that doesn't mean that when they get here, the danger ends just on sunday, 10 people at migrant women from cuba lost their lives in a road accident. and that's actually quite common in august. they were to move road accidents were 15 and 18 migrants respectively. oh,

the left wing and the policies in the bonus tag. and that's the policy that she's now leaving along with no, i know the last party members as to what she hopes to achieve while she says i may names improve the lot of those on the lowest thing comes in gemini, and limit migration and on foreign policy she says she wants to avoid military confrontations. i think that's a no to the fact that she's much more sympathetic to the idea of some sort of mediation between russia and ukraine when it comes to foreign policy. yeah. she's certainly getting a lot of media attention right. now i'm wondering how much of a chance to would her party have in upcoming elections or well, the post is of already been out. i'll skiing that and uh it a 27 percent just mainly all said they could imagine voting for a log in to next. policies are pretty high number and i think our approach on migration could appeal to some of those who currently support the fall. right. alternative for gemini, a fact 40 percent of their support is said, they could imagine voting

he left in a jeep, but i didn’t even see him.i’m here like a little animal in a wheel, sign like a dog, you’re still here like a parrot, it’s my daughter’s birthday day my daughter’s birthday, i remember that it’s my daughter’s birthday, it’s all lights out, the bosses, well, my wife has a child’s birthday and i’m here, well, okay, what can you say, say it’s impossible? did you take excursions here or something, everything was hidden, witnesses say, homeless people live over there, maybe the orderly can be taken away, okay, this vartanov’s car is 150 meters from here, documents, keys, wallet, money, watch, by the way, expensive, everything is in place , not a grave, okay, i’m going to the department, you rake, well, of course, i rake where you say, homeless people live there, and there’s an entrance over there, okay, i’ll see, why, for example, rydanov can’t wander around here, but rydanov’s tears at the address are cubic. do you need to communicate with your wife? with dova? my wife is enough for me. odious personality, this bor

he left the flank in mid air. he is shy as heck. the guy was too long but he 30 pieces of artillery that he never got online the second day of battle and you then you rewrite it. my friend mark zimmerman has all of this on the recruit. red blood, still for america. great book, please order it. this is important to me and i know it's important to you as a student. i have the same field in this organization that you do . my love in my time and my money and effort in my soul to it. you given all of those to me. will they know to carry them out? without the future, nothing can be behind. children lost in, and space. no history or no special place. they understand that yesterday was once tomorrow's plan. thank you very much. i've enjoyed this. >> [ applause ] questions comme. you know people always say what. do you have in the bag? well, i'm not >> people always say what eldo have in the bag. i'm not going to tell you. but if anybody wants to john wilkes booth, that's fine. you know, these guys can pull it off. although we are an open to

the actions of the ukrainian forces on the left bank of the dnieper, in the kherson region, appear torger than the tactical raids that took place earlier, and geolocation footage indicates that ukrainian forces, despite russian counterattacks, maintain a presence along the dnieper coastline and near the antoniv railway bridge. this is written by the american institute for the study of war. russian blogger romanov writes that the ukrainian military is trying to gain a foothold in the village krynyk, which is between the cossack camps and novaya kakhovka. romanov made such a conclusion from the footage of mortar work on ukrainian positions. the russian pro-war telegram channel two majors also reports on the battle in krynk. i would like to note that on october 18, the russian ministry of defense announced that it had warned of an attempt by four ukrainian intelligence groups in the area of ​​the villages of pidstepne and poima, on the left bank of the kherson region. the american institute for the study of war concluded that ukrainian forces advanced north of the village of pishchannivk

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so most of the position that left the hospital. so i'm to what the board i'm not pushing as what's left to the next part of the more of the will. so left, uh, what the main concern is, of course, looking after the most vulnerable and how thing, in particular, the wounded and the treatment or being of acquitted. who is left in the city. exactly, exactly the people who we are concerned about. i mean, the lady that does a bunch of those who don't have any family relative and that's exactly what we are looking for. we have several teams that seems days are going house to house or trying to find they need any assistance. uh, those will be the medical condition have been of acquitted incorporation with all the apologies, including other by john menu, the defects so far as this. and of course the russians. yes, deeper do you have a sense of how many people are left there and what their needs are right now you say, of course you're looking after the most vulnerable you're looking for the most vulnerable . what are the needs on the ground r

the left cares about the vulnerable, left cares vulnerable, the left cares about those that susceptibleism. left is racism. yet somehow the left is very passionate about micro aggressions, people aggressions, misgendering people . but the massacre of 1400 jews, that's not worthy of a protest. that's not worthy of support. and so it's i think it hurts even more when it comes from the left, because you kind of expect that from , from extreme ists, that from, from extreme ists, but not those that are you're from the left of politics. >> what would you say to joseph on until very, very recently don't don't forget from the foundation of the state of israel, the labour the israel, the labour party, the israeli labour was the israeli labour party was the dominant force. >> and now obviously, you know, likud and everything taken likud and everything is taken over we had over equally on the left. we had a of really a huge number of really, really famous mp, sydney, you famous jewish mp, sydney, you know, silverman, you know, barnett silverman, you know, barnett silverman, you know, that clinton,

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we expect the left -- and they knew that to look away. -- the new left to look away. you open your eyes and see this everywhere, coca-cola issuing states about voting laws in georgia and the it more like a super pac. teaching for use have to be less white, their words. but not saying what they used to get criticized for which was spreading diabetes and obesity, especially in the black communities. this is a mystery story. my campaign advisors tell me don't do all this stuff on stage, it is too complicated. the truth is complicated right now. you did not see it in everywhere of life, look at our k-12 education system. they locked those schools and told our kids in the inner cities they could not go to school. now they say masks are racist because kids are not doing -- math is racist because like his are not doing as well. math is not racist. . two plus two is four. maybe what is racist is -- it is one area after another. i am a millennial, i am 30 years old. many of my peers have not paid off student loan debts. many were told to become a gender studies in california,