uh, our publishing center publishes, uh, two scientific collections, we also have our own, uh, library light which this year celebrate your twenty-sixth birthday. and, of course, it is impossible not to talk about ours and the socio-cultural component at the base. libraries. we hold today more than 220 events of various levels every year we hold more than 30 art and more e, 150 book exhibitions exhibition complex. libraries. today it is located on 3.500 m², which allows us to exhibit more than 600 pieces of art. and today in the library. e functioning, uh, a children's room in which you can bring a child when you work with literature several times a week we hold various activities with children and in the library. you can even celebrate your birthday. e with a child. here. and, of course, we have, uh, a museum, uh. from the book museum, where you can get acquainted with the most valuable publications that are stored in the library's funds. well, today the library is probably the only institution in the country that includes and includes a sports and recreation complex. uh, this and uh, a gym

we also have our own, uh, library light magazine, which is celebrating its twenty-sixth anniversary this, of course, it is impossible not to talk about ours and the socio-cultural component at the base. libraries. today we hold more than 220 events of various levels every year we hold more than 30 art and more e, 150 book exhibitions exhibition complex library. today it is located on 3.500 m², which allows us to exhibit more than 600 pieces of art. and today in the library. there is a children's room where you can bring your child. when working with literature several times a week, we hold various activities with children and in the library. you can even celebrate your birthday. e with a child. here. and, of course, we have, uh, a museum, uh. museum of the book, where you can get acquainted with the most valuable publications, in which the library funds are stored. well today the library is probably the only institution in the country that includes and includes a sports and recreation complex. uh, this and uh, a gym area and 200 m² of modern equipment and even a sauna. well, how many boo

library as an example. uh, introducing the map to the light of the jovannivogo quarrel at home. of these maps 12 and 8 library. this is the most watery of these cards. a great piece of the exhibit is shown, and the unique souvenirs of our libraries, undermined by the light, are being destroyed. it is possible to the end. i’m out in the yard in minors, but i won’t please the central region for 3 days, sunny days, gloomy in the yards. be changed by fallouts, however, torrential rains. so the most is not predicted, temperature the regime will demand stability for the duration of the working day at a cheap jasu between 11 and 16 and above for 0. and at above the shnysh, the hour is from 7 to 12 ° with a plus sign near the forecast from the weatherman in november . the national remnant did not sleep after the holiness absolute until the anniversary of minsk, the museum passed the early night until 950 , the capital of the main fall of the three premiere exhibitions of orphans. yes, khachakans and a collection of original swamp stamps walked 11 paintings with avant-garde constants from

library as a butt. uh, acquainting the map with the light of the jovan's quarrel in belarus , there are twelve of these cards from the library. this is the most, volodya one of these cards, a large number of exhibits are shown for the first time to see unique souvenirs in our library, donated from all over the world. available until the end of september. well, then on the air sports review of the tv news agency project, available in social networks in our mobile application by qr-code on the screen, new information as early as 1:00 pm. see you. the head coach of shakhtar soligorsk sergey tashuev believes that the team deservedly celebrated the victory in the match of the 21st round of the national football championship . the shakhtar soroka scored a fitsuplak, they are leading in the table with three points, and energy is in second place two points behind the oligarch. bsu students 21 uzbek legionnaire beavers dicholiks minimally beat neman the day before. he scored the twentieth goal in the major league in the national championship . so many criadas have not been scored for 15 years in another match on

this is where the library fits in very well. how much lightliving area? and the fact that we wanted sunbeams, they let them in here and a chair. how comfortable how we look harmoniously, maybe not let's name our heroes. we can already drink tea here and admire just a large fragment of the sky - an inverted bottom. yes, as everyone has said, there are very good angles on big birch trees on big trees. and from this angle, why did i place the sofa here, just the best view opens up. that is, you do not see neighboring houses. it's very, very comfortable here. well, of course, they will reproach me for the location of the tv and say that it is inconvenient to watch it here, but i think so, i lay down on the sofa with a pillow under my head, watch tv from an armchair from a table or from a sofa , a tv on our bracket. it has a freely rotatable frameless design. it is so very concise and actually emphasizes and supports our idea of ​​​​exclusively minimalism black square, little one, it almost turned out we supported it with black. such is the contras

and you can prepare in the application of the national electronic nep light library there are a lot ofeading them on the go. there are also audiobooks, there are all world classics, modern literature. and even novelties of fashionable authors. you know, it's a very handy app. e, from the pluses i can name that there are no ads and the application does not impose any mandatory subscriptions, if paper books are still to your liking welcome to the modern model library. we are now served through the station self issuance. put click-click books. they all signed up, like at a self-service checkout in a store, and the place of issue, like a reception in a hotel. seems like regular tables. not at all here, a standard interactive table is an extremely convenient thing, we suggest readers to select online literature and download it to music. variable it rolls easily from room to room. he changes the angle of inclination, and the reading room. now the conference is called someone here with a book, someone at the computer, and someone abroad at the vr glasses exhibition. imagine that you know in t

library. all the persons served at the temple of the khabarysovsk raynogorsk diocese, the spiritual center of lightingations, presented tomato stands, photographs and literature, dozens of names written in the chronicle, belarusian and orthodox - these are people. what skill of tightening the watch did not fight from vera and became the butt of spiritual odorlessness. the founder of this exhibition, theodore krivonos, is a professor at the minsk spiritual academy, uh, in the nineties. he began to collect materials about people who suffered for their faith. uh, all these materials are presented at our stands here at the exhibition. uh, literature uh, everything, in detail. you can get acquainted with them, the peculiarity is that these are the people of borisovskaya, natives of the clergy of the borisov region and the lying areas. spiritual center of the borisov regional library, folded 14 years ago, with the blessing of the pershig of the patriarchal exarch of belarus metropolitan philaret, the center presents immoto spiritual literature to get along in the mouth gives out a pleco for activity united

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200 events are held simultaneously on sites in libraries, museums , theaters and, of course, in parks, the street is decorated with flower arches and light installations. well-known artists and groups do not share the stage. dozens of scenes with artists, beginners even got confused, to be honest, only so many extensive events are very cool, and everyone imperceptibly and professional will be involved in the dance here. a scene that is kilometers long contributes improvisations, because people are closer, energy is closer, that's why you dance with them, tverskaya these days is full of miracles, the ramenki metro station is a few steps from the kremlin, metro employees. they dance famously while inquisitive lovers of technology study the principle of the car from an unusual angle. first, how did he get here? it is already surprisingly clear how only the removal takes place. that is, how a subway car eats when it drives the moskvich's steering wheel. a whole detachment so after all, then they will also allow the engine to be dismantled, it seems from the future profession, this young master everything is decided, but the answer is unpredi

200 events are held simultaneously on venues in libraries, museums, theaters and, of course, in parks. the street is decorated with flower arches and lightns , famous artists and groups share not the stage, dozens of scenes with artists starting even confused, to be honest, only so many extensive events are very cool, and everyone will be imperceptibly and professionally involved in the dance here. metro ramenki a few steps from the kremlin metropolitan staff. they dance famously while the principle of the car's operation from an unusual angle is studied by inquisitive lovers of technology. first, how did he get here? it's amazing to see just like picking up. that is, how a subway car eats when it drives a moskvich steering wheel who wants a whole detachment. so after all, then they will also let you sort it out on the cake. it seems from the future profession, this young master everything is decided, but the answer is unpredictable , like everything is here today and boats. exactly like a real one after a large-scale restoration. it's a pity when he the ramshackle was destroyed. it was a pity. and now, and now beauty and it seems that t

laborers at mount vernon this documents only in the last 10 years come to light it was acquired by mount vernon and it's in the library there. it's available on their website and what's really interesting about this document is that if such a detailed description of individual laborers and what he sees as their strength, it also makes clear that it finds these individuals largely through their labor and through their valued him but it shows a kind of close personal connection and engaged personally engagement that is not available in any place other than in these farming records. when i started the research for this book, i thought i had a pretty good sense of the trajectory of washington's life as as a farmer. but what i now think are two of the most important contributions of the book came largely as surprises as i as i undertook the research, um, and the first of the surprises is the depth of washington's commitment to british agriculture to british models of agricultural improvement. and in the middle decades of the 18th century. um transformation of farming and great britain had brought about remarkable increases

dear and beloved land i am glad to take on all the lights they aim at the fragile and dear museum in a matter of minutes you that we protected the library for a century they are not the first who wanted to destroy our history he did not feel the 45th year yet yes lviv what was he going through but no one has succeeded in this we are reviving the mariupol theater ukraine manages to preserve its culture we will keep it for ourselves we will leave it for the ages children of war wounded and dead missing people deported and displaced if you know any information about a missing or deported child, report it on the state portal children of war at children of war.gov .ua or by calling 0850 5:20 p.m. help bring the child home good evening, we are with the marathon every evening at 8:00 p.m. three events of ukraine and the world only in the joint marathon about the most important events of the day, turn on unified news to be informed of the main leading channels of ukraine together we fight and win in the marathon unified news the main thing every day at 20:00 ukraine is grateful to france and personally to president macron with the help of weapo

for adult readers, the library also held a number of master classes, in particular, ethnology. we end the lesson with a sunflower that everyone from children had light and warmth in their hearts daria ruban oleksandr kuga espresso bila tserkva and for now, that was all the news for this time, the updated issue is waiting for you at 19:00 and my colleague vitaly portnikov this broadcast continues, watch espresso news and euro espresso programs for ukrainian refugees in europe on the air . the only news together we are a force glory to ukraine so that ukrainians do not think about so that they do not speak first place still comes out war war and our victory seven days a week from monday to on monday, seven different spheres of human activity, sport , culture, politics, eight express presenters , journalists, experts, opinion leaders in real time about the most current events through the prism of war, every day, author's projects on espresso good evening, we are from ukraine, vasyl's big broadcast, winter my name is good evening, we are from ukraine , vasyl's big broadcast winters my name is vasyl winter two hours of air time until 21:00 two hours of y

light in different ways. there is not much of it here, we will have ribbon windows. this is a reference to a great architect. vyborg i was recently visited the libraryired by this, in principle, finland yes , forests, trees and nature are always next to it and there is not much light outside the window to russia and therefore ribbon windows he decided very much. they use their architecture to let in more of the light and to cut out the connection with human nature, the windows are here and we will cut out the windows. there, from the east , light will come here from the kitchen, then from the west at sunset. and when we sit here on the sofa, we will beat the setting sun, it will be a very light light white. we cut off the flowers, get rid of the lining. yes, we are going by hand from this constantly yellow color, in my opinion, everyone is already tired of it. and here we will use decorating methods to combine all this with color, and thus we will expand the space, and you will raise it to the summer veranda, as we are changing this place. well , it is clear that there will no longer be any sports zones here. we will make a large work surface for ou

light in the last ten years. it was acquired by mount vernon, it is in the library there. it is also on their website. what is really interesting about this document is that he gives such a detailed description of what individual laborers and what he sees as their strength. he also makes clear that he defines these individuals largely through their labor, and logic through their value to him. it shows a kind of close personal connection, and a personal engagement that is not available in any place other than in these farming records. when i started the research for this book, i thought i had a pretty good sense of the trajectory of washington's life as a farmer. but i now think are two of the most important contributions of the book came largely as surprises as i undertook the research. the first of the surprises is the depth of washington's commitment to british agriculture, two british models of agricultural improvement. in the middle decades of the 18th century transformation of farming had brought about remarkable increases in productivity. as soon as washington becomes a full-time farmer in 1759,

birthday for adult readers in the library also held a number of master classes, in particular in ethnology, we end the class with a sunflower that everyone from the children had light and warmth in their hearts daria ruban oleksandr kuga espresso bila tserkva 12 federal states of germany no longer accept asylum seekers the burden arises due to the influx of refugees from ukraine and the general migration of this was announced by the ministry of internal affairs of germany, according to the press secretary of the ministry, at the beginning of the war, more than 980,000 people left ukraine for germany; on average, more than 800 ukrainians are seeking asylum for a day, the state in several countries expressed concern that they will soon reach the limits of their capabilities, the department said that after six months of war, many ukrainian refugees managed to return home, but there are also those who want to wait out difficult times abroad. many of them settled in dormitories, what are the conditions for living together in germany and how our compatriots live there now, olha dutko learned that the hostels became a temporary home for ukrainians who were forced to seek

for adult readers in the library, we also held a number of master classes, in particular, on ethnology, we end the lesson with sunflowers, which made each of the children feel lightand warm in their hearts darya ruban oleksandr kuga espresso bila tserkva and for now, this was all the news for the time being, the updated issue, wait for less than an hour, read more news on our website espresso tv and then meet my colleagues angelika sezonenko and mykola in september, watch espresso news and euro espresso programs for ukrainian refugees in europe on the air of our channel, a joint broadcast with the atp channel, radio svoboda programs , voice of america time-time programs, inclusion of public television journalists, bbc news ukraine and franz 24 news broadcasts, as well as information broadcasts of the marathon, the only news, together we are strong, glory to ukraine, if you have an allergy, the drug cetrin will help relieve breathing and get rid of itching in the eyes and lacrimation - cetrin specifically blocks receptors histamine and usually begins to protect against allergies already after 20 minutes cetrin acted in the allergy center some creatures are surpris

elephants eat cheesecake it's going to take me days to clean up." [ light laughter ] you know -- you know how when you go to presidential libraryually have an interactive section where you can press a button and hear some original audio like one of fdr's fire side chats or jfk's innaugural speech i don't think trump desevers a presidential library, but if he gets one, i hope the interactive feature is a toilet that uses his voice whenever you flush >> welcome to the donald j. trump presidential library flush the handle to begin your journey through history. [ flushing ] >> they did dumps. they call them dumps big massive dumps. [ laughter and applause >> seth: so now -- so now all of a sudden -- all of a sudden, big massive dumps that changed the race overnight are totally cool as long as they benefit the pro-trump candidates which just shows you that it's all bull [ bleep ] a fabricated pretext designed to justify whatever outcome they want and that is why we need to root these people out now before they get into positions that would give power over our elections in 2024 arguably an even scarier example is the gop's nominee fo

lights. > >> communities are opening coolg centers in santa clara like the centennial rec center in morgan hill. they'll be open during nol hours to provide relief from th. other locations include libraris in gilroy, milpitas, cupertino. > >> part of this center will be d into a cooling center from 9:00 to 4:00 for the next two days. f temperatures remain above 100, hours will be extended in other centers in east bay and include 21 branches of contra costa's libraries. find a full list at kpix.com. > >> as we enter another heat wav, climate change is threatening california's world famous winess and scientists are fighting back. elizabeth cook took a visit to wine country to find out how. >> reporter: severe drought, rig temperatures, major fires, all threaten to disresult a california treasure. i am in the the heart of wine country. behid me, these vines make some of the the best cab in the world. those world. those in the industry ard our changing climate is going to to impact their future. >> we are past deciding whetherr not it is real or not. we can see it. >> reporter: how has climate che impacted your crop? >> dramatically. >> reporter: andy from napa is e largest grape grower in

light in the last ten years. it was acquired by mount vernon, it is in the library there. it is also on their website. what is really interesting about this document is that he gives such a detailed description of what individual laborers and what he sees as their strength. he also makes clear that he defines these individuals largely through their labor, and logic through their value to him. it shows a kind of close personal connection, and a personal engagement that is not available in any place other than in these farming records. when i started the research for this book, i thought i had a pretty good sense of the trajectory of washington's life as a farmer. but i now think are two of the most important contributions of the book came largely as surprises as i undertook the research. the first of the surprises is the depth of washington's commitment to british agriculture, two british models of agricultural improvement. in the middle decades of the 18th century transformation of farming had brought about remarkable increases in productivity. as soon as washington becomes a full-time farmer in 1759,

that was found at the grand rapids public library and the high school team football match between high school and south hides the first game of the season on the light great uniforms as his junior year. he is playing in here. you can look at it frame by frame and find number 53 and it and would become next year's senior year the allstate player would learn would earn the state championship parent going to come up here in just a minute going to freeze-frame so you can see the only known picture of gerald ford playing high school football. you see it coming in from your right hand side. there he is getting number 23 didn't want to the next slide there is a unique film there. form ford would parlay that same on the football field through admission to the university of michigan. their current him to play football. at this time they did not offer scholarships. ford had to work his way through school, i'm sorry through college. the community would help get in there and hold him there. we see them playing against michigan state. his freshman year senior year all-american center, and it goes undefeated in the championship. but it would become part of his se

light management mark allen, thank you. jerry garcia family, thank you very much. [applause] the office of workforce development chris corey and mayoran thompson, thank you very much. sf rec and park the sf library, the district office supervisor's ej, thank you. >> sf travel, grants for the arts. the sf giants. stern grove festival. haight street merchants thank you for coming out today and thank you valley brown for coming out and grants for the arts and all the community organizations accellsior action group outer mission merchant. manny's cafe. hart monick brewing and key supporters of jerry day jump as the jerry garcia family. sound support. san francisco rec and park. sf beautiful and all of our staff, vol disappears all of our don'tors such as tommy wearing the nice shoes today. [applause]. when i if you ever learned about this i mention joe coffee she advocateed have the jerry garcia theatre renamed back in 1995. that was the first time i found out and realized that jerry grew up in the neighborhood and sparked a plug in me. and here i am -- 25-30 years later doing this it is amazing. >> and right here is the plaque this was installed in 2017. as the quote there, what we are trying to do

light. they do not in any way negatively affect the document because of the know-how that the national librarys become famous for - these are telefts. they made the delivery prompt, despite the size of the building. the total length of these mechanized veins that link the no- go area and the reading rooms. about a kilometer, the smallest book. of the collections, the national library is only six by nine millimeters. miracle of miracles. and i'm not talking about the work of the compiler, who on 24 microsheets was able to place a completely unreadable statement by pushkin and gorky in five languages ​​of the world. this volume was published in 1985, with a circulation of 200 copies, it does not spare cultural and historical heritage. not parasites. even with the current ones. due to technological capacities that maintain ideal conditions for the preservation of folios and exclusive pages, paper is injured by another department, without which it is difficult to imagine the national library of restoration here, like a scalpel and tweezers in an operating room. after all, the patient may be from t

light that we were there to be. >> reporter: silicon valley pride were made aware of protesters, so they called on the lgbtq community. a group described as the proud boys stormed into a library we have a lot more work to do. even in a progressive state like california there's underlying hate, bigotry, stereotyping and ignorance. >> reporter: tia kept reading, something she says she could not have kept doing without all the support she received. stephanie magallon, nbc bay area news. >>> palo alto police are looking for this car. just behalf 2:00 p.m., this car and a black audi pulled up behind a parked car. men wearing ski masks ripped off a watch from a woman's wrist and took a purse. another man was punched in the head and they tried unsuccessfully to take his watch. police say they took off and headed eastbound on sand hill road, but they got stuck in traffic. one of the cars tried honking to move traffic and ended up ramming a truck. the driver of the truck was not hurt. here's another look at one of the suspect cars. anyone with information is asked to call palo alto police. >>> in san francisco they're working late into the night. we're learning about that fire in the

light. they do not in any way negatively affect the document by the know-how that the national library has becomeelelifts. they made the delivery prompt, despite the size of the building. the total length of these mechanized veins that link the no-go area and the reading rooms. about a kilometer, the smallest book. from the funds, the national library of everything six by nine millimeters. miracle of miracles. and i'm not talking about the work of the compiler, who on 24 microsheets was able to place an unreadable statement by pushkin and gorky in five languages ​​of the world. this volume was published in 1985, with a circulation of 200 copies, it does not spare cultural and historical heritage. not parasites. even with the current ones. due to technological capacities that maintain ideal conditions for the preservation of folios and exclusive pages, paper is injured by another department, without which it is difficult to imagine national restoration library. the one in the operating room scalpel tweezers. after all, the patient may be from the 13th century. there is a lot of hard work here. you

i also subscribe to the circle of light, they checked all the subscribers, even my own. librariesravel fans, soon a suspicious fact was discovered the library card number 4317 repeatedly returned the magazines around the world with torn pages, he was strictly indicated to this. he turned out to be a young worker in a woodworking factory. it looks like an ordinary soviet man, but his room is full, the decaying west wow, nikiforov admitted that he really vomited a couple of illustrations from library magazines, but the police suspected him not of damaging the building, but of a brutal murder. i'm going for my son, the mother stood up and suddenly announced. i would never confess, but for the sake of your son, your fantomas attacked, and it was not my lyosha on me. two brothers want to fight the road, what is this rocker? it was both in russia and during the years of the ussr in villages and villages an irreplaceable thing, in general it used to be considered that as long as a person can carry water on a yoke, he is in good health. it's a great balance training. hello. good afternoon

out the lima file about the national library. , well, the same thing as the medicine of poetry on itself, as if alive, well, it’s not in line, don’t live, but lightur and progrestors and awakens were very impressed with what we said yesterday, and we spoke truth insuli to you with a national award. it was a good friend of mine, the water is our poet, a pro-zharyik publicist. and climb the water now, she will give it to left-handers at first. and we fell, we won’t chop up a new day and we’ll rob it to our music, music, i’ll sting intradermal us. i attacked the whole in the sun, not timid music at our fingertips, for example, to ponder and opening up thousands of roads before us. music can change color because i can change us music inside dermal of us. glory to you my lord save me. you are my lady. glory to the lord is true and sings jesus christ is risen. this is a live broadcast panorama summing up the main results of friday, september 23 in the studio of sergey lugovsky hello, we are not going to fight to mobilize. we will only when we have to defend our home, on the most topical acute ones. questions answered by the president during a visit to

light over the years that followed. michael: yes, i was having dinner with my friends and i always say, with joe dimaggio of presidential library directors i think markey would agree with that read and this was about 1993 or 1994 as having dinner with him and the jockey club in washington. and the owner date longer time aid in public service in other ways. caribbean talking to me about these types they said know they existed and i said, i had heard that he had made some of those conversations but how many could be actually taped. and harry said, will over 700 hours and they go from the beginning of the presidency to the end. then i said well, if these are real tapes, and numbers, not just lbj sing them earnest for peace and i'm doing this and doing that in the words as long as they were not tapes made for the later historians, this is going to be an amazing contribution to johnson scholarship to understanding him because number one, whatever historian dreams of which is suddenly running into a cash of an original source that is so immense and all-encompassing change the way we see a president and everything he did and on the ot

natural light, and the entire heating system is also located in the ceiling, since according to the laws of physics, heat goes top and minimizes the formation of dust thus book. yes, and libraryally the old people in the center of the reading room, a spectacular double staircase, with a cultural, bent contour of the period. she divides and directs the flow of visitors to young viewers who are not at home. so that there were times , a large number of people visited the library every day, although the viewer will say everything, but where are they, your people? i answer we were on saturday, that is, a day off, but excursions, which, by the way, should be booked in advance, spends here and the weekend space of the hall is designed around a book lift in the library's vaults are kept rare copies. for example, the oldest and largest book. lafontaine's fable in leather-bound gold-edged glazed son alexander hall creates a feeling of a large space, and the audience sitting in it, it seems as if they are falling directly into the park. but the most wonderful thing here is acoustically the ceiling, consisting of seven thousand pine slats, if you're lucky. that's how us we got on concert

light years away. it would be a road trip. let's go. >> dana: several kentucky communities are still reeling from historic rainfall a few weeks ago. it wiped out librariesands of students. some not able to start lessons yet. joining us now is a school superintendent. so good to have you. tell us the scope and scale of the problem you are dealing with there. >> thank you for having me this morning. we had six of our facilities that were damaged during the flood. three of those schools had 6 to 8 feet of water in them. central office, another gymnasium and alternative school all sustained damage. >> dana: are the kids still at home waiting for the ability to go back to school? >> yes. we have not been able to start school yet. we have set the date of september 21st to be our first day with students. we have been able to relocate the schools that were damaged in existing facilities and share space. >> dana: how has this community come together after this tragedy? >> i think that's one of the positive things we've seen is neighbor helping neighbor. people who have lost everything have been working at our donation sites to help get others what they need. it

light over the years that followed? >> yeah, i was having dinner with all of friends and harry middleton in the famous, and i always say, the joe dimaggio of presidential library directors, i think, mark, you would agree with that. this was about a 1993 or 1994. i was having dinner with him in the jockey club in washington with harry mcpherson, the honored longtime lbj aide and public servant in other ways. and harry began talking to me about these tapes and he said, do you know they existed? and i said, i had heard that he taped some of his conversations. how many could he have actually taped, harry? and harry said, well, over 700 hours. they go from the beginning of the presidency to the end. and i said, well, if these are real tapes, in other words, not just lbj saying, i'm earnest for peace, and i'm doing this, and in other words, as long as they were not tapes made for the ear of a later historian, this is going to be an amazing contribution to johnson scholarship, to understanding him, because number one, it is whatever historian dreams of. youknow, suddenly, you run into a cache of an original source that is so immense and all encompassing that it could

libraries, out of the blue he asked me. what can i do to make sure the records 50 years from now will we reflect what's going on in the administration? we lightn this idea of doing a secret diary. from the very beginning, it was secret, and only in the second administration did you trust me enough to say, you put them away. he had hit them in his sock drawer, in the closet, in the bedroom. >> well, when you just watch found out about these tapes, they filed a lawsuit to get them. they said, these are official presidential records and we should have access to them like any other presidential record. the national archives and records administration, nara -- they were a personal record he made for himself, and apparently kept in a sock drawer, and the archives were not going to demand that he hand them over. judicial watch lost that case. the court ruled that bill clinton within his right to decide that his sock drawer tapes were personal records. based on that ruling, donald trump is claiming that he has the right to declare that all these classified documents he has squirrels away at his beach club, or his personal records, because he says so.

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