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to 4000000 people it's located in the delta formed by the confluence of the brahmaputra ganges and magna rivers and has a unique ecosystem but the region is frequently hit by storms it took years for the residents to recover from cyclon iowa in 2009 before being devastated again in may of this year. and neil is at least relieved that this time his home was not destroyed by supercycle and his family also survived and hers. will be with the family lives in a part of the same divans where a large section of protective levees has been erected. i was coming along months of already been built inside julia and lara poorly these areas are traditionally face tremendous damage due to. the wall surprisingly this time they were saved because. next to our village and rang a bell. which used to suffer a lot because of the storms but this time the concrete embankments have saved the day. it's been 11 years since the indian government decided to build the cinder vans and bank means but just 5 kilometers have been completed to date that section withstood the recent storms and also proved useful for trans

the great thing about the magna the barons forced on king john, was it said, due process of law, that means king john. you cannot just put people in prison because you would like o it. you have to follow the law, too. and every onene of us has that protection. and it's that very basic legal principles that really is the rule of law. okay? one, you follow the law. two, you don't don't like the law, he get together with other people and you get it changed through a democratic process. all that is in that document. and right there, and, of course, from a court point of view, you can go back 2000 years and read what some of the thinkers thought. some of thosee thinkers said hw do we get people to live together in society? how do we get them to follow the leadership ofsh the government? they could make you through force, but they can't, and courts don't have force. that's what hamilton said. they don't have the perverse pd they don't have the sword. we can't hand out money. there's a third way. convince people that your decisions are fair and just, and then they might respect that leadersh

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firm you're a history buff restored washington monument you saved of the national zoo pandas brought magnata and having saying nothing of a television show in bloomberg, and on pbs how do you do it all tell us about your leadership. >> well, i didn't feel i was as good a leader as people i interviewed so in the book i talk a little bit about what i try to do as a leader but recognizing i wasn't really at the level of people i interviewed i went out and try to interview the most famous people i could. that i knew who were leaders people in business or culture or the arts or sports and that book is basically a summary of what they told me and what it attacks to be a leader. >> if you were to skill any quality of leadership from these people and we'll get more specific in a moment because threes are extraordinary stories. tell me what you found to be most important qualities or the connective thread among them. >> persistence is number one. because nobody wakes up and can get anything done they want. nobody has ideas that are so brilliant people say yes that's great when jeff bezos said i'm g

the proclamation of the magna international the board of education for attacks aimed at sending a receipt regarding the embargoes or see what i mean. please use of projects and see people students in general and our enemies on the challenge of free israel children living in countries created by a graphics. excuse me for my acronym the un i couldn't mix up i should a setting yes go and that brings us back to the film the witness fill out read the architect being connected to this idea of protecting education from attack rosie why is a day like september the knife where children around the world are recognized for the difficulties that are having to get into school to be well educated why is it important from your perspective. especially important this year as a book you mentioned earlier because the code. in many ways is made everybody who was anywhere in the world of the subject it's a lot and realize the importance of education as important is for their children so for them to surveillance well but then of course this is. 2020. rewind to 28 like they were still you know too many pockets

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our magna here we see that catherine has a different relationship with these people than with those he has seen on the street that there's actually no more distance there thank you. yeah and that makes these pictures old the saga. it was actually the end of the berlin jewish community of berlin's jewish history and of jim and jewish history in general hope that you can. calm gaze of war photographer robert capa imperfect fleeting and haunting let's change gears and go to sports now and in tennis and naomi osaka has beaten victoria as a run in the women's final of the u.s. open in new york after dropping the 1st isat the japanese 22 year old a dug deep to win the 2nd and 3rd set 63 is always like a 2nd u.s. open win and her 3rd a career grand slam title 2 years ago soccer as a 1st u.s. open winner prevented a serino williams from equalling the all time record of 24 grand slam singles titles williams has fallen short of the benchmark losing in a handful of finals she plans on the keating at the french open and some are now asking if a father time could keep the soon to be 39 year old wil

not the liberty bell, not the magna carta, not any symbol of freedom, but victoria, the symbol of conquesthad created germany. and the myth of prussian superiority had become the myth of the master race. and if the carl schmitt of that generation had any worry about the liberties that had been denied, they were now forgotten. in this moment of triumph, just to be a german was enough. in the newly created reich industry flourished as never before. the merchant fleet grew larger every day. german harbors were jammed with commerce. and german stomachs filled with beer and sausage. germany had achieved unity, become rich, no other country threatened her. the world hoped for a peaceful, good neighbor. but the world had forgotten the prussian inheritance. a tradition not of peace and friendship but of war and conquest. [gunshots] [singing] and by now, carl schmitt of the second generation. the father of the carl schmitt we had to fight was arrogantly singing "germany, germany overall." as he probably watched his father land becoming the most aggressively nationalistic country in the world. indus

the concept is as hold as magna carta. it's a reminder that the american revolution was the ability of the people to question the executive ruler. we are seeing a fundamental system that is now being put to test. president trump and the administration have sought to evade accountability and eliminate transparency. there's a reason that in article 1 of our constitution that congress is mentioned as the first branch of the government and our ability to conduct oversight is a critical component of legislating. over and over again, the trump administration has sought to impede that final work. the abduction the package that's being introduced today strengthens the critical protections that underpin our democracy. one issue that some of my colleagues have touched upon that i want to emphasize and reinforce is the role of the congressional subpoena. congressional subpoenas are not requests that recipients and brush aside. they're indispensable as a tool that this body uses to investigate potential wrongdoing and inform our legis

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was playing a cruel trick on him because there is no way that a black man, who was graduated mag mag magna cum laude, that it must be an affirmative-action hire or a student because there's no way he could do that. >> that's correct. >> and where he started this is, of course, being the chief of birtherism, he saw that it was appealing to a large population. and as he watched his name appear on the front pages of the newspapers, more and more, he just ran with that popularist view that he thought was going to help him. see. donald trump. again, he doesn't care about anyone or anything other than himself. and his need to feed his ego is so great, he needed to see his name in the newspapers. he was willing to say whatever it took. even if he knows that it's racist and it's wrong. >> so he knew. he knew that there was nothing to the birther thing. because he said -- >> of course. >> well, you said when he told you -- when he told you, as i recall from the book, he called up a reporter. and said i've got a team of investigators in kenya and in hawaii and you wouldn't believe the things i'm com

she graduated magna couple laud from the university where she earned a bba degree majoring in accounting. she served as the first female chairwoman of the board of directors of the national association of government guaranteed lenders, and she is presently cochair of the issues committee while serving as instructor for the administration. our second witness is amy bonfig. when so few ppp borrowers had applied for loan forgiveness, ms. bonfig has also started an informal network of fellow child care centers in minnesota to help them work through the forgiveness application process. ms. bonn fig, we look forward to hearing your feedback on the loan forgiveness application process as a borrower. during his career he has produced hundreds of multilingual documentary programs for corporate and non-profit clients. he has also faced serious obstacles with the ppp forgiveness process, and we look forward to hearing his perspective on the issues as well. thank you for joining us today from the new jersey third congressional district, mr. parker. i would now like to yield to the ranking member, mr

she graduated magna cum laude from temple university where she earned a bba degree, majoring in accounting. she served as the first female chairwoman of the board of directors of the national association of government guaranteed lenders and she is presently cochair of the technical committee while serving as an instructor for the association. welcome, mr. gosar. our second witness is ms. amy bonfig, the owner of little saints academy, a childcare center in central minnesota. when so few ppp bar was had applied for the forgiveness, his bond the had not only completed the loan application form letters also start an informal network of fellow childcare center in minnesota to help them work through the forgiveness application process. ms. bonfig, we look for to hearing your feedback on the application process, as a borrower and welcome you here today. our third witness is mr. jim parker, a small business owner from my district, founder and owner of riverview studios and a 42 year veteran for labor. he has program for public television during history has produced hundreds of multilingual docume

we came up with the magna carta.the british people and shouldn't be challenged. how can we look china and russia in the eye and ask them to honor international law when we do this? you raise such an important point. this is why those that support the government want to get a deal and have that backup as well and let's do it and keep our heads held up high. anna: we heard from ed miliband and he was asking the question about why is the joint committee set up by the is rawal agreement, why that not being used and instead they the threat to break international law is being used? is that that makes people think this is some sort of hard-ball tactic? r >> he makes a point. there is a timetable. to get legislation through the house of commons, then house of lords and now you have to introduce it this week. hat's what happened. there is a dispute resolution mechanism. the joint committee as you say. this is taking us well away from the -- used on fishing, state aid and how you might subsidize industries which is part of the

in high school she was president of the key club, sang in the church choir and graduated magna cum laude. she was convinced she wanted a career in health care. thanks to daca, she was able to work as a waitress to support herself through college. she is now a case manager at a mental health center and medication aide in an alzheimer's ward in hutchinson, kansas. she's married to michael mora. specialist mora serves in the kansas national guard. he recently returned from a nine-month tour in the middle east. national guardsman serving in the middle east serving in a country that will not recognize his wife as a citizen. let me introduce you to someone else. this is special. this beautiful little girl is esmerelda's and michael's daughter rose of she just turned 4. she's on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic and she said, we've been on lockdown since march 30, my patients are scared an lonely. many asked me to call them grandma or grandpa. a little crumb of comfort at a time when the world around them has gone crazy. i'm happy to be their adopted granddaughter, she says, it eases t

howard lambert is with us, creator of the maga etf, all right, how, if you're the creator of magna etfiwith jp morgan and you think trump is going to win, make your case, why is he going to win? >> absolutely, the democrats were counting on pandemic to send them over the top and now it's backfired. what you're seeing the american people saying 90 days into the riots and looting, that doesn't have anything to do with george floyd, these are bernie sanders and biden supporters and when the democrats didn't say anything at their convention about it that sealed the nail in the coffin and biden will be hurt by that. stuart: you think that the issue of urban violence has risen almost to the top of the pile and is now the commanding issue in the election? >> i think it's the top issue followed by the coronavirus followed by the economy in that order. stuart: what do you think of the economy under joe biden? >> so what we are going to see under joe biden is what we are going to see under barack obama and joe biden, we will see much higher taxes an much higher regulation and it's going to give u

from the magna carta onwards, and secondly, if we are looking at other countries to strike trade deals are mechanisms to deal with that. there is a specificjoint to deal with that. there is a specific joint committee to deal with that. there is a specificjoint committee that is supposed to be looking at these issues and ironing out any issues that arise. so the government has a way of dealing with this. i hope they do listen. and it's really important to say to your viewers, this is not about reheating the brexit argument. this is not about remain leave, we have left the european union. it's about right or wrong. that is why you see leading brexiteers, michael howard, norman lamont, geoffrey cox, boris johnson's former attorney general, all saying this is the wrong thing to do. you mentioned the b word, brexit, are you concerned that in voting against this, it might appear to some that you are trying to block brexit, despite what you have said in your comment to viewers, which obvious lee contributed to a huge labour loss at the last election?” think it is really important to say that

she graduated magna cum laude from rhodes college an. she was highly decorated while doing both, including dean's award recognition and best exam in numerous courses. she held prestigious clerkships for judge lawrence silverman on the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit and for the late justice antonin scalia on the u.s. supreme court. she is a respected educator teaching for nearly two decades at notre dame's law school where she was named distinguished professor of the year three times. in 2017 she was nominated to fill a vacancy on the u.s. circuit court of appeals for the seventh circuit. i have to say i was incredibly pleased by her nomination to the federal bench and i was proud to vote for her confirmation. and i wasn't alone in my esteem for judge barrett. during her confirmation process, those students and colleagues, former and current, came forward with words of support and praise by the score. they described her as fair and decent, brilliant and generous. they were struck by her integrity, her impartiality, and her tem

he ultimately graduated magna cum laude, was named to the order of the coif, and clerked for the honorable george g.faig on the appeals court for the eighth circuit. following his internship, he returned to practice at the largest law firm in wisconsin and one of the oldest law firms in the united states. in 2003, that law firm made him a partner, and he spent the next 14 years building a successful commercial litigation practice. in addition to trying more than a dozen complex multimillion-dollar cases to judgment, he played a crucial role, joining the milwaukee officers recruiting and pro bono committees. his leadership and contribution to his field extended far beyond his firm. he was hired by the marquette university law school to serve as adjunct professor teaching insurance law. he was active in the eastern district of the milwaukee bar association. he was also active in marshalling the efforts of milwaukee's largest law firms to commit time to pro bono representations in the district court. in 2017, brett left private practice when he was selected to serve as a bankruptcy judge wher