she was inspired of course by charles lindbergh. that spring may 1927 lindbergh had flown the ocean arriving and is now famous spirit of saint louis on long island at roosevelt field that may and and i want to be clear that lindbergh wasn't really flying exactly for the pioneering spirit of it all. he was flying for a jackpot of money. $25,000 about a quarter of a million dollars in today's money had been put up for the first man and it was believed. it would be a man. who would fly non-stop from new york to paris or paris to new york? many men had tried to win that prize and failed in spectacular fashion before lindbergh arrived in new york that may these men crashed on runways and planes loaded down with too much fuel. they burned up and infernos right there on the airfield. or they disappeared over the ocean never to be found or heard from again. lindberg himself nearly crashed on takeoff and may 1927. it had rained all night. in long island his fellow competitors who were also trying to win this prize decided not to fly that day

but then he had a lucky and that lucky break was named lindbergh. so charles lindbergh was at the time the most well probably equally famous as the most famous american in the world, with the roosevelt. he was a hero in the twenties when america really needed a hero. he did this incredible thing where he had been an airmail who didn't really know much about celestial navigation, who'd cross the atlantic from new york to paris. but this fame drove him crazy and it ended up with his baby being kidnaped, murdered, and this sort of drove lindbergh around the bed and he exiled himself and his family into. europe, where they met sort of the hard right wing british who believe that hitler was going to win. and there was no use inviting him. and then lindbergh was given a tour of, the luftwaffe, where they did the same thing that the soviets would do during the war with the circle, the same planes over and over and over again and make you think they had a lot more planes than they really did. and they showed him engines that promised a lot more than they re

iranian book universally suitable, 12 parts the photo of this book, which is the work of patrick lindbergh, was selected from a collection of thousands of pictures in different languages ​​from iran . we have collected 34 of the identification of my hands by iran, and it has been completed with the tears of dr. saeed ramezani . that the world always remembers your beauty. poems that have been translated into english. translating persian poetry into english has its own problems, because the aesthetics of iranian literature and culture, political culture are completely with you, but we tried as much as possible to cover all the cases. in terms of the name of the book with the nature of iran pronounced sabz abi, this name goes back to the northern region of iran, where the forest reaches, and in this book, which tried to be a reflection of iran's art and geography, we should pay more attention so that we can take this book and music into the culture of other countries. that maybe we can actually have a cultural export from our own country. the book sabz abi uses arts such as music, photos, ca

iranian book universally acceptable. 12 pieces of photos in this book, which are the work of patrick lindbergh, are selected from a collection of 70,000 images and in different languages ​​from iran, taken by iran , we have collected 34 identifications of my hand and it is not written with the tears of dr. saeed ramezani. the persian poem has been translated into english has its own problems because the aesthetics of iranian literature and culture and political culture are completely with you, but since we can consider all the cases, the name of the book is also called the nature of iran . in this book, which has tried to be a reflection of the art and geography of iran, we should take this book and music into the culture of other countries, we should be able to have a cultural export from our own country. to introduce iran to all audiences the book of poems of sham abd, the latest work of alireza ghazwa, has been published. this collection of poems deals with the cultural and religious commonalities between the people of iran and india . in the olden days in india, the mornings of varanasi an

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would eventually have 3000 cases including the famous lindbergh case and came be the fda's correct detective and indeed he tracked the not seat spy case in my book explains how i tried to read and eight thriller style with footnotes. four people were friendly committed to a guy who posed as the crown and wrote the letter in the system shooting huffman that i mentioned was in connection with honey chat. was the person who betrayed the design of the american fighter planes. the trial in the autumn in the fall of 1938 was a spectacle. people were shocked by what it revealed. it was a gruesome entertainment the next slide please. someone who said she had been the nurse when he was fighting against polio in the 1920s. she said she'd got to note members of the american military in particular establishments because of that assignment. after close examination of the records of the estate examined and this is lie. and celaya she claimed, that is the end of that image. who is a new tours new york semite took her to meet. [inaudible] then they proceeded to the hotel in berlin, next image please. this i

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the then it was the work of legendary pilot charles lindbergh. in the 19 searches he attached and it the save defiance to his pain and then flew over the icy landscapes of northern canada. collecting a variety of bundles, phones, poland, and micra, l. g. the samples supported the pieces that living things can survive long distance and travel that high altitudes. but in the years that followed arrow biology descended into obscurity and the organism suspended in yeah, somewhat so gotten the ingredients in satellite imagery. we kindled interest in the late 20th century. scientists discovered unbelievable amounts of suspended micro organisms or she was so scared the push the hell. so i'm of the way down to the when you blow the dust off a piece of furniture, you see that it's carried away with the airflow and things like that. it's the same in the atmosphere. now, the mass of these particles is so small that once airborne, they stay there and follow the as, oh, i see, yes, feel, oh cool. now a fond smile to lack researches, the inter continental tran

for instance, there was this guy, jeffrey lindbergh, an alleged member of this plot as you can see here quote-unquote testing voting machines in michigan. that's the test. you can also see him in surveillance footage on his way to inspect voting machines in coffey county, georgia. in fact, five of the 11 people involved in this plot in michigan were also involved in a similar plot in the state of georgia. and that georgia plot is a key part of fulton county d.a. fani willis' investigation into trump's attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election in her state. that's a plot in which trump attorneys like sydney powell and rudy giuliani allegedly coordinated the repeated breaching of voting equipment in that state. and lo and behold a couple months later five of the people involved in that georgia plot through this incredibly similar thing in michigan. what a coincidence. i should state none of those five individuals also involved in the alleged georgia plot, none of them have been indicted for any of this or at least not yet. so far only two members of this alleged michigan plot h

and this man named jeffrey lindbergh. and both of them do appear to be the unnamed individuals in this charging document. and we see both of them in the surveillance video i just mentioned. that helped us narrow down the specific dates and times that these people entered the office and makes clear it could only be those two individuals. >> i'm also told that based on reporting cnn thinks that individuals 2, individual 9, individuals 12 through 19, all of them are fake electors from georgia? >> reporter: yeah, jake, obviously three of the fake electors from georgia are facing criminal charges now. but the rest of them were listed as unindicted co-conspirators. you remember the district attorney fani willis told all the fake electors at the outset of her investigation that they were considered targets in the probe. we're now learning she's only charging three but the rest of them do appear to be unindicted, unnamed co-conspirators in the indictment. they do make an appearance in the charging document itself, just not facing

you can convict trump of kidnapping lindbergh's baby in d.c. you need to have a change of venue.e, and we need to win in 2024 to stop this crazy crap. >> that was republican senator lindsey graham weighing in on trump's latest indictment ahead of the former president's appearance in court yesterday. it's worth noting again that the judge overseeing the case was unanimously confirmed in the senate back in 2013. 95-0. one of the 95 votes belonged to lindsey graham. >>> joining us now, new title alert. "washington post" writer, alexi mccammond. congratulations. >> thank you. >> glad you're with us this morning. graham made his thoughts clear on trump's indictment. what else have we heard from the republican party yesterday, particularly those vying with trump for the 2024 gop nomination? >> you know, as we've seen, even with this latest indictment, his republican rivals and his allies alike are still wanting to defend him and to rush to his side. that's because they can look at the entire justice system and try to paint it as corrupt, not just against trump, but against republicans

there was the fatty arbukle trial, the lindbergh baby kidnapping trial in 1935 and more recently we all simpson trial in 1995. but there has never been a trial like the one shaping up for donald trump. because in the history of this country, we have never had a president of the united states try to stay in office by subverting democracy and literally trying to overturn the will of the people. i'm joined now by nbc news presidential historian and friend of the show, michael beschloss. it is remarkable, michael, that we are here. but i want to zero you in on one specific aspect of it. and it is the shakespearian tale of the man trump said per the indictment you're too honest, mike pence. >> right. >> from the indictment. the vice president was told you need to overturn the election. the vice president responded that he thought there was no constitutional basis for such authority and that it was improper in response donald trump said to him, you're too honest. he was the most sick fan tick vice president probably in american history. he then becomes -- >> door mat. >> a door mat. but he wa

you could convict trump of kidnapping lindbergh's u can co baby in change d.c. you need to have a change of venue. vew judge and we need to win in 2024 to stop this crazy. yeah, well, where where is the whatsapp message investigation as well? ttm sitting here with my father frweekin. $5 million from a chinese oil company. yeahil. >> lindsey graham, thank you. when we come back, the judge overseeing trump's january 6tory case has a history of bringing politics into courtroom.. >> the great one, mark levinmarc will join us. also, will governo lubr desantis take up gavin newsom's offeron and have a one on one debate? >> with goldman, you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means retinol overnight means the smoothin retinol are now for your whole body. plus, fast working great corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days, go by champions your skin tones. >> we know one thing and one thing only backs strange backs from weekend chores, dip pulled backs, doing your favorite hobbies. we even know don't the expertss. we even know don't the expertss. more

you could convict trump of kidnapping lindbergh's baby in d.c. you need to have a change of venue. you need a new judge. we need to win in 2024 to stop this crazy crap. >> i mean, it is so disgusting. >> so embarrassing. >> lindsey knows better. he obviously knows better. but he is slandering the judge. he is attacking the jury system. it is very interesting, the judge, who is actually going to be overseeing the case, was unanimously confirmed by the senate in 2013 by a vote of 95-0. >> unanimous. >> she was unanimously confirm confirmed by the senate. again, just like the republicans used to defend the fbi, they were the ones defending the fbi against attacks from progressives. the second the fbi actually investigated donald trump, well, suddenly, they hate the fbi. suddenly, they hate the military. they hate military leaders. they slander chairman of the joint chiefs. we can go on and on. charlie sykes, you know, marco rubio slandered, you know, attacked the jury system. now, lindsey graham is attacking the jury. we know and they know, the bedrock, the bedrock of our judicial sys