, a leper, but you loved me. you loved me. changing my life. love never, never fails! [ applause ] hope does not ride into town on air force one. it doesn't ride on the backs of donkeys or elephants. i know the bible says some day the lion will lie down with the lamb. i wish i could just have enough influence to get a donkey to lie down with an elephant. have a civil discussion so we could have better civil government. my mother took me as a boy to poverty. i didn't have an address. we got our mail at someone else's house. when i filled out the little survey card at school to tell about my dad, i didn't have one. i lived on the alleys behind someone's house on a dump, a dirty river. i bathed in the colorado. i was 5 to 10% white where i lived. a wonderful thing happened. no one taught me to hate opportunity and success. no one told me that success was an enemy. and i looked out from the mire and the muck and the misery of my impoverished situation and my dysfunctional family, and i saw possibilities. i saw opport

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convergence of the genuine democratic movement and pure criminal activity so vividly as in on one hand a leper is home to a major university so a lot of people you meet there are liberally minded intellectuals they oftentimes disagree with the policies of bashar assad many of them call on him to step down but at the same time they strongly object the use of kalashnikovs who are any political games they don't want democracy to be delivered through these very bloody conflicts through this very bloody struggle on the other hand aleppo is home to many militia groups this is probably because it's far more closer to the north and to the turkish border that is used to supply all those arms and in the letter you hear at a lot of stories a lot of cases of industrial terrorism where shops and factories for sat on fire simply because their owners refused to pay the so-called revolutionary tax that the free syrian army attempted to impose on local businesses there are also a lot of cases of kidnappings and those kidnappings are carried out not so much for political aims or goals but rather simply for rans

the leper lady when she starts telling him the story her voice come in. i thought to myself, thank god. i could write a section in her voice and not only be in his voice. those things don't come until you need to work them out. that stumped me for awhile and came to with when she and the other villagers who contract lepercy decide to kill themselves to not bring shame to the village. and she can't do it. the man servant who's story that steven slowly finds out rescues her. >> even now i feel the cold waves pushing and pulling against my legs as a stood knee deep in the ocean. there was a flock of birds flying over head. their voices leading us on. as the water lapped around me i saw a man the father of a school friend walk straight into the ocean he never turned back. one moment he was there and in the next he was swaulode by the sea. one woman took a knife and slashed her wrists. i remember how the bloodstreamed down her arms. she turned toward me with a strange smile handed me her knife. it felt so light. i looked down and saw it covered with the woman'

meanwhile the rebels themselves describe their fences on the leper as in a parisian to liberate the city but the added seven dependent media channel syria tribune says that claim is a fanciful one to liberate the city from its own people that's what they need and i actually saw far for the past fifteen months and has shown nothing but great support to the syrian government to the president. this was manifested by huge rallies several times. the issue the idea of the opposition field repeatedly to to demonstrate in the city to assure their their size in peaceful demonstrations or. they reverted to recruiting others from other areas and have them circulate the area in the countryside but not inside the city so far . and well some see the fall of the assad regime as a bit of a long shot others have offered detail scenarios of how it might happen so pfizer all in fiction books published in english sometimes that's where many people turn to to fill the gaps when the information coming out of the countries so hard to verify r.t. south explores and whether books can provide an accurate picture.

so the rebels themselves describe their offensive on a leper as an operation to liberate the city but the editor of independent media channels syria tribune says that claim is a thousand for one. to liberate the city from its own people that's what we need and i actually saw far for the past fifteen months and it has shown nothing but great support to the syrian government of the president. this was manifested by huge rallies several times. the issue with the idea of the opposition field repeatedly to to demonstrate in the city to show their their size in peaceful demonstrations or. reverted to recruiting others from other areas and have them circulate the area in the countryside but not inside the city so far . where is abundant analysis on this tour and conflicts but facts hard to find some people turn to fiction to fill the gap that most books that have been published recently in english on the crisis have portrayed by charlotte's son as a blot sest a tyrant and also described how he would be toppled after the south that explores whether books can provide an accurate picture. facts

she was at home visiting leper colonies or riding in an open-door helicopter to visit combat troops in vietnam. her courage was her trademark, and she stood by her husband in good times and bad. and that sums up the way i feel about her. >> yeah. >> i used that at her eulogy, at her funeral, that's what i think. >> i just want to assure you, when you're quoting yourself, that's not plagiarism. [ laughter ] and it was such also very please thad you read my memo today all the way that you had that prepared. that is really great. >> don, that was a beautiful eulogy. there were four for my mother and my father asked you to give one of them and it was magnificent as you are. >> it was a great day. >> bill, i want to ask you as the state department fellow in the striped pants. how would you summarize mrs. nixon's impact on u.s. diplomacy around the world? >> she was wonderful. because every place that we had gone to, there were thousands and thousands of people coming out and they wanted to see the first lady. and i've been involved with state department when these other prime min tisters an

over the past few days that leper has been. at the center of a matter major military operation we know that the army to syrian army used tanks used fighter jets military helicopters to strike its targets to free syrian army has also. enlisted a lot of support for it it's a parade in there they're calling it did battle qualify and there are some reports on the eve of this battle they received major reinforcements and supplies all the military equipment all new supplies of arms from turkey and saudi arabia they're fundamentally. group. members well what. we also are going to bring the world to you about. people who we were before people who were. true and you know who it is. for when you talk about syria what's important to keep in mind is this sequence of events it is the syrian army is employing having artillery in the city but they are conducting drive military operations in response to terror attacks that have been happening in this city that have been happening in aleppo for several months and many residents of aleppo are te

it is like coming to a leper. but she loved me. you loved me. changing my life.r hope does not ride into town on air force one. it does not ride on the back of donkeys or elephants. i know the bible says sunday malam -- someday the lion will ie down -- lie down with the lamb. my mother took me as a boy in poverty. i did not have an address. we got our mail at someone else's house. when i filled out the survey card at school, to tell about my dad, i did not have one. i live in an alley behind someone's house, on a dirty river. i bathed in the colorado. i was a 5% white where i lived. a wonderful thing happened. no one taught me to hate opportunity and success. no one told me that the success was an enemy. i looked out from the mire in the misery of my empoverish situation in my dysfunctional family and i saw possibilities. i saw opportunity. i went to work at age 12, every day, for 40 cents an hour. no one told me that was too little. no one told me i was too young. three months later the manager says you're the greatest worker i have ever seen. he put me over pro

it is like coming to a leper. but she loved me. you loved me. changing my life. love never, never fails. hope does not ride into town on air force one. it does not ride on the back of donkeys or elephants. i know the bible says someday the lion will lie down with the lamb. my mother took me as a boy in poverty. i did not have an address. we got our mail at someone else's house. when i filled out the survey card at school, to tell about my dad, i did not have one. i live in an alley behind someone's house, on a dirty river. i bathed in the colorado. i was a 5% white where i lived. a wonderful thing happened. no one taught me to hate opportunity and success. no one told me that the success was an enemy. i looked out from the mire in the misery of my empoverish situation in my dysfunctional family and i saw possibilities. i saw opportunity. i went to work at age 12, every day, for 40 cents an hour. no one told me that was too little. no one told me i was too young. three months later the manager says you're the greatest worker i have ever seen. he put me over produc