but members of this mahoney family many of them stayed.y, but they became lay leaders. some of them became leaders and they to make the church true to its ideals of being a universal church. they set up black parishes to joined, became nuns and ran black children. some of their descendants are catholic to this day and those record, it's actually sacramental records have geneals and to myself in terms of tracking these families and, you know, and these now, many of thm still catholic, have been in the forefront of pressing the church and georgetowrecognize this history. so i look at those folks and in a crazy way, you know, ition th. i see folks who said to themselves, church does not belong to the sinful men who are in church they don't control god. they control, you know, the son, the holy spirit. andd it their church. and they decided to make it that way. and to me, that inspire me. so i'm still goii want to remins is a conversation that we can all participate. there's only sadly, there's one mike the, mike commendation would be that we'

may god be great , at the same time as the month of god with the celebration of nature and mahonei it is time to ring the bell of manhood and knowledge to arrest the families who eat too much. we don't do this so that no one knows that we are doing a good deed before ourselves and our god so that it reaches a needy family. this feeling that we help people in need, they don't see us at all, but we know they are in need. as soon as they pray for us at the iftar table, this good feeling comes back to us and i know that it is their prayer. our path will be guided by faithful packages prepared with the intention of helping each other with the spontaneous movement of benefactors this year in the holy month of ramadan, which coincided with nowruz 1403 jihadi groups, with coordination and i invite you to participate, we were able to prepare 20 thousand livelihood packages and explain among the needy families in poor areas , the great efforts of benefactors in mosques and hosseiniyehs are formed in the so-called. it reaches us , we identify it, we check it, and the people who are in need are i

as i did there was i my relationship with mahoney began immunity for election campaign. when he was learning very successfully for 5 minister and he was in the box, it was campaign plan bragging about. we have the, the opposition, by the sure and errors on, on the question and patronage. and the return was granted to remind them that, you know, you yourself have promised a lot of patients. and he said, oh, well that was that. and this is now, his irish barney is charm, you know, listen guys, you know, i don't the never mind all that nonsense i, i'm, i'm, i'm digging the high road now. and then he famously said there's no more like an old for isabel in boulder expression. and it was something that he really meant to say when she was talking about himself as being self deprecating. he understood to be off the record. i was a young reporter and i didn't understand it to be on the record as far as i was concerned on the image, separate campaign plane. the journalist was on the record and i ran the story. and brian already and i had a rocky relationship for many years after t

mahoney. oh, no, bob, you want to introduce bob? all right, please.this this is a somebody who knows as much or more about solzhenitsyn and everybody else in america. and we're so pleased and honored to have him with us today. thank you. thank so very sir. thank you very. and i definitely second that motion on and knowing a little bit about solzhenitsyn, then we're glad to have back. dan's the latest member of our academic council. uh, dan with us last summer for a we a book signing here for it was memoirs of cardinal joseph ben olinsky which he wrote introduction so same same spot. i think you can read oliver. dan comes with us. he's a professor emeritus at assumption, a senior fellow at the real claremont institute and a visiting professor and this is a mouthful institute i used to be at the real clear foundation. so he's a visiting professor and this is a mouthful. so make i get this one right at the school of, civic and economic thought and at arizona state university. so good to go that. just one quick plug. he's the the persistence of the ideolo

away from back—to—back grand slam titles, something that's never been done in the six nations, and 0'mahoneyg, enjoyable environment. obviously, the quality of, obviously, performance and results speaks for itself. 0liver bearman is set to become the youngest briton to race in formula 1 at the saudi arabia grand prix. he received a late call—up to replace carlos sainz, who has appendicitis. red bull's max verstappen will be on pole — the three—time defending world champion didn't need a second lap in final qualifying, as he beat ferrari's charles leclerc by 0.319 seconds. in the other ferrari, 18—year—old bearman will start from 11th on the grid. he was competing in the formula 2 championship injeddah, before his surprise promotion. well it's a big weekend of sport in saudi arabia. heavyweight boxing returns there shortly as anthonyjoshua prepares to take on former ufc champion francis ngannou. two—time world championjoshua has rebuilt his career over the last 11 months, with three consecutive victories, but faces a largely unknown competitor in ngannou, who came close to beating tyson fury

lauren: ken mahoney. stuart: nasdaq winners, put them on the screen, please.amd, of course, micron technologieses up again? that thing's gone to the moon. >>> coming up, it's friday, so don't forget to send in your feedback. you can e-mail your questions, comments and critiques to varney viewers@fox.com. please, please, keep them short is and pithy, please. >>> the attorney general of new york, letitia james, didn't get a warm welcome from new york's fire department. no, she didn't. roll tape. [background sounds] >> oh, come on, we're in a house of god. [background sounds] >> first, simmer down. i want to thank commissioner kavanaugh and and chief hodgens for that recognition. aught stuart did you hear that? trump, trump, trump. how about that, in new york city. they're chanting for trump. amaze being. >>> and it took biden roughly 40 minutes to address the border crisis last night. he's ready to fix the problem. what is he actually going if to do? sheriff mark lamb is here, and he's to not happy with the president on the border. -- he's not happy with the pre

get housing and building on tuesday by the existing home sales on thursday joining me now ceo ken mahoneyso much for being here how do you view markets and what you expected for the data next week? >> first off happy friday it is the eyes of march, we have a lot to digest this morning as you can tell we have a little flash of witching in a flash down to negative 100 points. cpi this week, cpi, basically online and housing is sticky that's not going to go away i don't know how the fed will get to 2% target the ppi came in higher than expected and they watch ppi over the cpi and cpi higher-than-expected is not welcome news and when you think about what you look at housing inventory is the issue it's good to remain sticking all from covid if you think about 2021 people couldn't travel and when they do homes, pools, decks, that is a lifetime home was out of context before. that basically means that's not income inventory. we refinance 2.75 coming out the percent now mortgages six, 8% what you do sell your home and double your payments, i think this will remain sticking for some time next week

during this intense bombing campaign that continues to make their life very difficult about honey mahoney. a reporting there from ross. and it's a big part in southern gaza. thank you very much for that, honey. and we can speak now with my mood. okay. sweet. so you're an english teacher in gaza. you are joining us from rossa on this 1st day of ramadan. thank you for your time. today, how are you and your family doing so? yes, uh actually as um, uh, this list person. don't mind all these tens of thousands of this, this list. personally, you can see that it's a catastrophe situation. um, yes. so obviously ramadan being a, a li, sorry, so i can say that yes. ok. just to talk about that the life here it's, it's very gloomy and miserable situations how it's within his senses and we find difficult as in house to get food because, you know, even when we get towards the fries are in the side, it's very expensive. it's a double like 10 times then before the war. and actually i'm nowadays where i think as a volunteer for many uh kitchens, the free actually sitting in terms of all kitchens or soup k

we also have mary aliza mahoney, the first black nurse and eventual co-founder of the american nurse'sregister to vote in boston after her retirement in 1920. maggie lee walker, the first black woman to start a bank and serve as the president of a u.s. bank. alice dunning, the first black woman to cover the white house as a reporter may jemison, the first black woman to become an astronaut and go into space. she overcame her fear of heights to do that. can you imagine? these extraordinary blackare ha. black women are setting new standards of excellence in the sciences and the0 arts, athletics, politics, math, medication, and theust to name a few. i am proud to celebrate the chiropractics of a black woman. i am the product of a black woman and all women to the betterment of america. they have helped to bill this country and do everything possible to protect the rights they have worked so hard for. and as we discuss the whole notion around black women and what they have contributed to this country, let's not forget all back women and what they have done in this country. i am honored to b

he even married his wife, virginia mahoney from cranston, rhode island at the newport naval chapel. they settled in barrington, rhe la the henry barnard lab school in providence and moved to marshall head, massachusetts, where he served as a elementary school principal for nearly three decades. in his years in working in education he left an indelible mark. they retired to cape cod and then after her passing returned to rhode island to be close to his children and grandchildren and i join his family, and his loved ones, in celebrating his extraordinary life and i yield back. urpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson leeea rise to give dignity and respect to the victims of pollution across america. those who have suffered from toxic like the train derailment in palestinian but more importantly the cancer clusters in texas and cashmere gardens and the northeast part. so the legislation creating confidence in clean water permitting act does the complete opposite by limiting the environmental autho

military, general mahoney, about why this region is so important.e. >> with the u.s., russia, and china competing in this region, how crate critical is the arcti nato's defense? >> it is absolutely critical. not only because of its unique challenges in terrain and weather, but the opening of the arctic as far as maritime waterways and lines of communication make it that much more important. the old adage, if it is valuable, it's worth defending. >> reporter: one person clearly on the minds of these allies in northern europe is donald trump. in fact, one norwegian official told me that one of the u.s. military officials here felt the need to bring it up himself, to reassure the norwegians that despite what trump has said about inviting putin to do whatever he wants, that the u.s. is going to stay committed to nato and to the defense of this entire nato region. mika? >> nbc's josh lederman, thank you very much. reporting from alta, norway. thank you. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," we'll show you more from president biden and former president trump'

well today we will find that out when it all kicks off in dublin, mahoney, who is the ireland captainain, he has the job to do. but really, when you come to do. but really, when you come to places like this, you see how people develop their skills. and i mean, i'm watching a women's team behind me playing here. and when a scrum half in my when i played a scrum half in my back in the day, i would be afraid of going out here with some of these women, never mind some of these women, never mind some lads that are here some of the lads that are here now and the scrum half and the fly are really, really fly half are really, really crucial rugby match. they crucial to any rugby match. they really set the game and set the pace of the game and really, the, irish team lost their fly half last year. he was just too old. johnny sexton, he was also the captain. and i did fear that that was going to, you know, go a little bit west at that stage . a little bit west at that stage. but they haven't they've proved very well doing the job. very well to be doing the job. and of course, they are becoming