sure that they're never go home i'm happy to help cook but 1st i have a question for you moxie. i'm not just here for no reason not to make music here you know i want something well who for then you have to tell me what you'd like or what you need. it's big and long and music comes out of the sides and you can carry it like this. you mean a boom box right that's what i was thinking i'm. trying to give you can you not going right you want me to buy you one. i thought he was doing this because it's fun but oh well. you're doing a great job with that do the rest like that we are never going over it so time consuming. to get. you. to. like going to the flea market my parents aren't so happy about it they always say i buy more than i sell that's true sometimes. i find where should we go we're selling. and we don't know where to go. in the 5 center to show you never be faster. oh i could just buy a few things right now. when the lovely things they have. i wish i could just go exploring. oh look such a lovely train. and you know there's your name you can set up your table want to have

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he had the moxie to get up and say what happening.i find it rather fascinating that the democrats haven't been his vocal and verbal instating the same across -- in stating across the board that this is not constitutional and needs to be taken under impeachment. arest feel the democrats rolling over on this and putting their finger up in the wind to see what will be better for them. country over say party. i don't feel they are standing up for that. i'm a democrat. i'm really disappointed that they are not really drilling down on this and sticking up for the constitution. i find it is heartening. i disagree that the democrats haven't been saying anything. i think there is a split within the party. whether that will create sympathy for the president. a tacticals disagreement. you can see with the republicans so far, that congressman is pretty much alone in calling for an impeachment. generallye democrats will come to some agreement weather with speaker pelosi or decide that is at the time yet. that will let the slow drip of outrage cont

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the government says gunmen raided a village of the dublin community and burned several houses in the moxy region. sudan's military has deported 3 opposition leaders to neighboring south sudan general strike is entering its 3rd day as protesters to mount a transition to civilian rule. the suspended mayor of a small italian town is standing trial accused of aiding illegal immigration domenico new car known who's known for transforming his shrinking community by welcoming refugees is accused of aiding marriage. in nigeria gunmen have raided villages in north western sokoto state killing at least 43 people police say they've arrested a number of suspects several communities have taken up arms to defend themselves against cattle theft looting and kidnapping of address has more now from lagos. the latest attacks in support of state underlines how desperate the situation in northwest nigeria is becoming until a year ago. in a run of the safest years in the northwest of nigeria however within 6 months everything changed and now the violence is spreading to neighboring states out of the 7 states i

extradition bill has been handled hundreds of thousands have been protesting over the move on combs proto moxy movement member joshua won't says the fight against proposed changes to the traditional is far from over. no matter how president xi jinping caroline fried you know that we press from people all side of the voice from hong kong more ammo rally action protests what happens to hong kong people will continue our fight even carried it. rally and if that way out we have growth defining our protest as rajas and continue we were urged to withdraw the extradition law the same i'm the only way out is carol i'm sure that it's time for her to enjoy her retire law and her political career russia's foreign ministry says plans by the united states to send $1000.00 additional troops to the middle east are provocative the pentagon has released pitches that it says show elite iranian troops removing an unexploded mine from one of the oil tankers hit by explosions last week. a new report by the united nations on its own kentucky. has concluded there was a systemic failure the 36 page report says many a

but no doubt about it, she had the moxie of what it took to be in a position of being the only womanollo 11. >> we have main engine start. four, three, two, one, zero, lift-off. >> i got to feel the launch, the vibration of the lift-off once the shock wave hit the building, the false floor shook. my console shook. it was so slow. it just lumbers. you think, it's never going to get off the ground. it just creeps and creeps. once it's gone, it's like, okay, come o engine, you burn perfectly for me. >> reporter: where did you watch the actual moon landing? >> my husband is a school teacher. he wanted to go on a fishing trip. that evening we had a great dinner and bottle of champagne and we went back to watch it on tv with everybody else. >> the eagle has landed. >> you have a bunch of guys about to turn blue. we're breathing again. thanks a lot. >> we are sitting there watching and it was just so dramatic. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> and my husband looked at me and he said, you are going to be in the history books. >> reporter: after apollo 11, her c

. >> and i also think he doesn't have the moxie to do something like that. >> what do you mean, the moxieness? >> yeah. >> reporter: but peter had actually threatened roberto, wanted to fight him. and as far as anybody knew, paul had never done anything like that. nevertheless, based on this new information from david and susan moore, detectives asked paul to come in for another meeting. which he did quite willingly. took time off on a sunday afternoon and detective salm asked paul directly. do you have a prior criminal record? >> yes. as in drugs and stuff when i was younger. >> reporter: committed felonies in fact. then he said he just grew up and wanted to help now any way he could even if it meant informing on his beloved cousin peter. >> i think pete is a little envious of robert. i think he felt his dad treated robert better than pete got treated and he worked there. he said something about his dad taking him out of the will. >> reporter: one thing, though. paul, like his second cousin dave, didn't think that pete was capable of making that bomb. somebody must have helped him. >> i

and you kind of had that mix of moxie and moves that put the point across that you just made that she can prosecute because you just can't say you can do it. you have to show you can do it. that's what harris did last night. >> given that, daniel, to you, don't you think joe biden would have been more prepared, leading ep to th up to this debate, because he's gotten criticism from the sag ga segregationists debates. >> when he was running for vice president in 2008 and 2012. but last night was not one of his finest moments. he kept saying, my time is up. or that's time. that's not a strong case to make. kamla harris looked like she was much more energetic. she looked like she would be the real deal in doing up against trump. and she could defeat him in the debates, which is important. joe biden, one could imagine trump walking all over him and appearing the stronger candidate against a joe biden. so, the next couple debates will be crucial because biden has to get back some of the momentum that he lost last night. >> given that, lynn, how do we do that? where does biden take it from h

>> right, but there was no doubt about it, she had the moxie of what it took to be in a position of beingn in the firing room for apollo 11. >> we have engine start, four, three, two, one, liftoff. >> i got to feel the launch, the vibration of the liftoff once the shock wave hit the building. the floor shook, my console shook. you think god, it will never get off the ground, it creeps and creeps. and once it is gone, it is like come on, engine, you can burn perfectly for me. >> where did you watch the actual moon landing? >> my husband is a school teacher, he was wanting to go on a fishing trip. that evening we had a great dinner, a bottle of champagne, went back to watch it on tv with everybody else. >> the eagle has landed. >> a bunch of guys about to turn blue, we're breathing again. thanks a lot. >> we're sitting there watching, it was just so dramatic. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> and my husband looked at me, and he said you are going to be in the history books. >> after apollo 11, joann's career took off. over 45 years from 1958 to 2003, she continued to

but there was no doubt about it, she had the moxie of what it took to be in a position of being the onlyfiring room for apollo 11. >> we have main engine starts, four, three, two, one, zero, liftoff. >> i got to feel the launch, the vibration of the lift off once the shockwave hit the building. the false floor shook, my console shook. it was so slow, it lumbered and you think it's never going to get off the ground. it creeps and creeps, and then once it's gone, it's like, come on, you burn perfectly for me. >> where did you watch the moon landing? >> my husband was a school teacher and he was wanting to go on a fishing trip and that evening we had a great dinner and a bottle of champagne and we watched it on tv with everybody else. >> the eagle has landed. >> we got a bunch of guys about to turn blue. we're breathing again. thanks a lot. >> we're sitting there watching and it was so dramatic. >> it's one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> and my husband looked at me and he said you are going to be in the history books. >> reporter: after apollo 11, joanne's career took of

but it's tricky to do on stage because we want to fight, and we want to show you have moxie.ive as good as she gets, you go no, i actually don't care what you said. how does that balance for him? >> he needs to be tough, unflappable and that can come quickly off as above it all, which he cannot be. but he needs to be unflappable and strong and quick. >> but not petty. and not playing down to anybody else's level. >> and respectful. respectful like whether he believes everyone on that stage is his peer or not, he needs to respect them and treat them as such. and that's a hard balance. on a good day, joe pieden can hit that nail on the head. is tonight that good a night? we'll have to see. >> it's got to be every night, though, doesn't it? for this long a campaign as it's going to be? >> yes, but i'm going to push back against y'all a bit and say i actually think the defensiveness and his total lack of an interest in apologizing for anything that he's been called out on these last several weeks at least in a general, doen if i see that as necessarily a bad thing. donald trump n

escalate month by month year on year what is the way forward is a meeting organized in the town of moxy in the central region between the youth associations of the for the ethnic group and the dough going to a group that's going to happen on thursday this week but that's happened before and the youth organizations have put out joint statements pledging peace they don't necessarily represent everyone within their whole communities that might be agreed somewhere in town but in another village far away maybe a radical wing an armed wing a militia don't agree in the attacks in the revenge attacks continue what a lot of people here a lot of observers say is that unless there is a firstly a full implementation of the 2015 bamako peace agreement also some justice for the massacres that have happened. and just the general presence of the state illy affected areas where the moment there's very little in terms of public services very little in terms of any kind of infrastructure from the state apart from the presence of the army which is itself accused of atrocities and killings and if less those

appeal is people are saying he can take on trump in terms of just who he is in terms of having the moxy to do it. it's possible for someone to be very positive on the, say, substantial, on the policy plan side and then look right into the camera and say, i'm coming after you because you're the worst president in history. that's not the same as, like, you know, i'm going to attack joe biden. where's joe? oh, joe is down there. and if you're going in with a different plan than who you are you are probably already losing. >> it is a good point about the degree to which -- this is something a lot of campaign reporters have written in an interesting way which is how much do democratic candidates talk about trump or not on the stump? it's in some ways a substantive decision and is going to be a big decision in the debate. >> liz smith who has been working tweeted the other day said people mention trump the least of all the candidates. >> he is on the lower end of the spectrum. >> she was like our strategy is introduce people to who we are and talk about our plans and policies. obviously they'

but there was no doubt about it, she had the moxie of what it took to be in a position of being the only >> we have main engine starts, four, three, two, one, zero, liftoff. >> i got to feel the launch, the vibration of the lift off once the shockwave hit the building. the false floor shook, my console shook. it was so slow, it lumbered and you think it's never going to get off the ground. it creeps and creeps, and then once it's gone, it's like, come on, you burn perfectly for me. >> reporter: where did you watch the actual moon landing? >> my husband was a school teacher and he was wanting to go on a fishing trip and that evening we had a great dinner and a bottle of champagne and we went back to watch it on tv with everybody else. >> the eagle has landed. >> we got a bunch of guys about to turn blue. we're breathing again. thanks a lot. >> we're sitting there watching and it was so dramatic. >> it's one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> and my husband looked at me and he said you are going to be in the history books. >> reporter: after apollo 11, joanne's career took

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he had the moxie to get up and say what happening. fascinating that the democrats haven't been his vocal and verbal instating the same across -- in stating across the board that this is not constitutional and needs to be taken under impeachment. arest feel the democrats rolling over on this and putting their finger up in the wind to see what will be better for them. country over say party. i don't feel they are standing up for that. i'm a democrat. i'm really disappointed that they are not really drilling down on this and sticking up for the constitution. i find it is heartening. i disagree that the democrats haven't been saying anything. i think there is a split within the party. whether that will create sympathy for the president. a tacticals disagreement. you can see with the republicans so far, that congressman is pretty much alone in calling for an impeachment. generallye democrats will come to some agreement weather with speaker pelosi or decide that is at the time yet. that will let the slow drip of outrage continue for a while

think about the supreme court decision, with this, i think about dread scott, i think about coria moxie versus the united states where the supreme court upheld japanese internment regardless of the citizenship status of japanese-american, and how did that start? it started with the united states census. it started with the united states census. we have laws on the books, saying that information from the census cannot be used in any other way, that it must be confidential. and what happened? when the federal government, the executive branch, the president of the united states, i don't care if he was a democrat, i don't care if he was a republican, it was wrong. and what he did, he asked for information, and the census bureau broke the law, and divulged information on zip codes where japanese americans were concentrated. and that information was used to intern american citizens and nonamerican citizens alike, and the supreme court upheld that. dred scott, a black man suing for his freedom, came right before the united states supreme court, and what they said was that the u.s. constitution

the president has way too much moxie of making a mistake someone like me to be chairman after kevin hassetttt. ashley: you're being modest. would you love to do it? would you like to get back in the fray? >> i took a job in government in 1970. i was george schultz's economist with nixon presidency. i found out what i don't do well, i don't do those types of jobs well. my job is to give you unvarnished views of the world from my perspective. when you're an employee of a person you have to carry the water for the person you work for. you know, it is just not in my nature to do that, ashley, really it isn't. i watched all these other economists in there, kevin hassett is a major exception, i watched them under obama and w. they would rebut arguments they know to be true in order to curry favor with their political benefactors. i don't want to ever do that. i make enough mistakes on my own of the without following other people's rules. it is not a job for me. i didn't take a job with reagan by the way. i never took a job with reagan. once you're on the payroll you lose your independence. ashley