and you know it's typical book written by a sofa big right telling how mr. jim is described in the book and how the story is told, and you can see all the all the prejudices against russia. and this is a comic about one of the most horrifying episodes in modern russian history. the best land school seeds when more than a 1000, the hostages were taken. most of them children terrorists shot the men and the gymnasium, where the hostages were held. was booby trapped when one of the bombs exploded and people started to run away. the terrorists opened fire more than $300.00 were killed but the comic strip says nothing about the abuse of hostages, all flee, and children being shot in the back. instead, the author blames russia who fight it on their own children. no wonder considering that even during the seed, many western media referred to the terrorist a separatist, implying the blame did not lie in time with them. to wave used to describe the event was not to speak about the doors. so the same pressure dice noise. felicia, why it is true that she learn what the worl

that's how we used to talk you guys doing and frank says a rose bush go and jim said mrs. reagan wants to know where her w magazine is. remember this one jim? and and and and frank says what's an fnw magazine? i won't repeat the words, but but he said that and jim says very casually mckay. this is reagan standing right here. so the next day frank franco's out, and he's frank's ball. i'm completely bald guys. always remember a big mustard. he goes out and buys a week black wig some weird wig puts it on the next morning. this is reagan comes down to get into the motorcade frank opens the door and and mrs. reagan says, good morning frank. he was great. it was great. she did have such a nice sense of humor and love to have fun. so timing wise. i think we're gonna open it up. i'm gonna have each person give a last little statement or something before we close, but what i'd like to first open it up to see if questions from the floor if that's all right here in front. you will need it with a microphone. we had meetings every six months and joanne knows this and fred knows this eve

talking to mr. jim. somebody surcharge. thank you so much. north macedonia is christ to join. the european union has triggered a series of protests. demonstrators are angry about a compromise they say has been imposed on the government. jenny wolfe, us the story. wow enough is enough. yes. that's the message from these protestors on the streets for a 7th day. now. they're unhappy with some of the conditions and a proposal offered by french president emmanuel mc crohn for the country to begin its long awaited membership talks with the european union. i'm here to say no to that. a lot of people here because we don't want somebody to the story overall history or a civilian political tensions have been on the rise with violent nightly protests against the proposal. it would require north macedonia to change its constitution to recognizable gary minority protect minority rights, and banish hate. speech. demands made by bulgaria, ah, political leaders of north macedonia say the proposal is a reasonable compromise, accepting it neither as a historic triumph nor failure. but north mac

jim. but michelle with mr. shapiro, there's new some of the food ordering with relationship to really dig a last and you're not going to with misty shows is for kristen using it. maybe to use mom a you i'm when you're dealing with jordan dish, there's the machine a motion with a silly music stuff. he missed the fashion with lou yesterday. a used, i mean, what are those? i said this is just this that are you there? yeah. but if it is, yeah, and if that you get it annoy stays. garcia. yes, i thought i always put you through what we thought you robertson. easy. sure. not. gotcha. and let you know what if you wish to if it is due to the fact louise theater forgot that him would have with him. now morgan ideas? yeah. awesome. i was thinking of with it. we can do with 30 with sure. lucy's book i was, was with, i was able to see a movie wasn't sure what to do with it. okay. so even with the possible, at least william, we didn't wish it wouldn't be show, say to, with up a little more. so a with the away in the 3 shown with just if you could, the chip, those done it. so i missed that is the, i nee

jim, new york times. >> mr. president, thank you. this week you and the g7 allies planned for an oil price cap for russian exports, which is not yet filled out and obviously, it's a response to the high price of gasoline in the united states and around the world. are you confident that that cap would bring down prices for american drivers and how long is it fair to expect american drivers to continue to pay a premium because of this war? >> the second part of the question was would it bring down the price? >> will it bring down prices and the war has pushed prices up. they could go as high as $200 a barrel, some analysts think. how long is it fair to expect american drivers and drivers around the world to pay that premium for this war? >> as long as it takes so russia cannot, in fact, defeat ukraine and move beyond ukraine. this is a critical, critical position for the world. here we are, why do we have nato? i told putin that, in fact, if he were to move we would move to strengthen nato. we would move to strengthen nato across the b

mrs. nick williams horribles. up in the deck, stuff and you said, since you could get in touch with somebody stopping you said sim, chill. if not, jim locally go no, i need the shuttle and mr. nick with any push it was late though. grains got me as of tomorrow. normally it was too much, but the only thing i gotta do you know that that percent of should you for just compress to plenty to 3, but actually the subway celia newman. actually that would be okay. the which i will ganske, you put the modem or i'd get it amounts in the pro linear was off dogs out here the human in the older boys, the need to convert a ship's k. yes goody practitioner is getting the deal. let's get not particularly metric noble and he had no choice cuz i just, i couldn't remember him more than you go in yesterday. you lester, my cousin, asleep all this way, complete with flu . ah po. that okay, will actually show you where to quote it with water. then you said i use a whole new when you play mucho ah, i wish a lowly. so a physician associated with me see 32, don't use it of them. would it be that she jelly you're about to show that that they were to los angele

mr. president. pres. biden: good afternoon, jim. >> we believe a robust security supply of microprocessors is essential to national security and the health and defense industrial base of the aerospace industry as a whole. mr. president, when we visited the javelin production operation in alabama as brian mentioned, we were talking to the teams that actually billed the product, build the javelins. and they mentioned that, as you might recall, each of those javelins requires 250 microprocessors for each and everyone. and if we look at a larger product, a helicopter, such as the one we are building for the u.s. marines today, there are over 2000 microprocessors in that helicopter. so, when we go on to networking and adding in autonomy, under a 21st century national security architecture that we are building, microprocessors are going to get more important. it is critical to increase u.s. production and test capacity. there are a couple of reasons it is important. one is trust. we have got to have confidence in the security of the hardware itself and it has not been tampered with or degraded when we receive i

jim jordan and mr. banks should have been on the committee but nancy pelosi knew that they would present the other side. why haven't we covered all of the rioting going on in portland? officers and businesses got looted. name one thing joe biden has done since he got in. look at baby food, gas prices, on and on and he will not take a single question when he does a press conference. if donald trump did not take a single question, the media would be going crazy. anything joe biden or kamala harris has done has helped this country. the midterms will be the biggest red wave you have ever seen. host: barry in maryland. go ahead. caller: good morning, america. i called in because it always begs the question as to why the republican callers cannot understand this is a hearing. a hearing does not allow you or does not offer that there is going to be a defense of what they are talking about. they are holding the hearing to get information as to what went on. why do these republicans keep talking about, oh, the h

little for to run the was like we did it on 0, live the with a boy with the boy you jim weeks, you're a supporter. i'm with mr. morrison this fall number as the list with wishes to lot of nice gloves with martin would've been used to be a for the new field. wouldn't journalist lee don't grew up with friends with was possible. he is a good when you are susan at the washer to work, so i would like to watch with ah, nobody to know what period you did is what a hood of years british le, previous gonorrhea, from missouri the you know, brought us were body home just literally only 39 years cook chose you. her story, go it of british law. various good sir, but all that exactly. partial war pumps just now who used to have good phones? go on the dish or are you home? you put the kiddie, my wheels all ah, with bags of chips from boomer to these 2 thoughts if seizure disorder will you stood your dentist lorshanda opened his of sternly music a kiss there. that's a solution. cha. castell, is there a bully? give them the basic that he should, that again, it's lisa. he had no get his order. can that according to potential,

jim? believe enough, who is away and i was mr. alamba florida needs a little gorgeous with our so me, lucy description, give us a thought about luther reward you. those are the idiots and when your finances lives near the desk, i suppose people take streets to demand a referendum oh, near with them as well as yours, somebody joe? no grey knows a pretty much the number was a specimen eager to polish witness. those tragic events in odessa and believes that his survival was nothing short of a miracle. a slouchy should he wasn't your master. but what skip is shalaya is worse, they all know more than up with me at a storage on my avoiding residence of odessa insist that the authorities must listen more to their requests. come to the negotiating table and find a suitable compromising mm. with especially studios with a crucial shortly shows on the macro shock with may the 2nd 2014 people who asked for a peaceful referendum and a chance to speak their native language learn to live in a desert trade union building a deal or a oh because what is your critical issue, a neutral sort of course, and jul

if not, jim locally go, no, i need the shuttle and mr. nick with any push it was late though. grains got me as of tomorrow. normally it was for my surgery, but the only thing i gotta do, you know, that, that percent of should you for just compress the plenum to re position that suddenly celia newman, actually that would be ok. the which i will guns. you put the more i'd good it go to go around in the pro linear was off dogs all. here the human in the older force needs to can brush escape. yes, good. healey practitioner is getting to deal. let's get not city kilometer of nibble, and he had no choice cuz i just, i couldn't remember him more than you go and escalate lester my cousin asleep all the way complete with a po that okay, i will actually show you where to put it with water then you said i use a shoulder when you play, mitchell. i wish a lowly. so a physician associated with me see 32 don't use it. would it be that she jelly? you're about to show that that it will do los angeles who he had to go. you had to show metro or no, that was

mr. miller goes to washington. he is the stories i told to them. uncle jim met me at the union station is like i got off my train when i told him that my civics class wanted me to make a report he walked my legs off showing me how the federal government works we started out right at the plaza in of the station. the first thing he showed me from the station was capitol hill the seat of our federal government. federal agencies are scattered all over the united states, but washington is a center of all national government activity. uncle jim thought we'd better start with a library of congress it's the biggest and most important library in american set up originally for senators and representatives, but open to all the people. here are most of the important documents and records of the government and copies of most books and magazines published in the united states. but the one thing we wanted to see was in a glass case near the front of the building. the foundation of all the powers and laws of our government. we couldn't really have a form of government witho

host: i will give jim hobart the last word on this. mr. hobart: i would be very careful bringing up jimmy carter given that that is what the joe biden biden presidency is currently looking like. host: lauren baer? ms. baer: i think our last color actually ends on a good point because it is well served for democrats to remind americans that although republicans talk a good talk when it comes to freedom, ultimately what they try to do is restrict the freedom of americans in ways that it matters most. you need look only at the dobbs decision that will restrict the fundamental reproductive freedom of millions of american women and the supreme court indicating that they want to go after individuals right to contraception, the right to choose their own partners, the right to marry, to understand that the republican party is not the party of freedom right now. it is the party that is choosing to control particularly how women get to choose to live and exercise their own lives in this country. there is a very stark choice in november and what it u

jim jordan and mr. banks should have been on the committee but nancy pelosi knew that they would present the other side. why haven't we covered all of the rioting going on in portland? officers and businesses got looted. name one thing joe biden has done since he got in. look at baby food, gas prices, on and on and he will not take a single question when he does a press conference. if donald trump did not take a single question, the media would be going crazy. anything joe biden or kamala harris has done has helped this country. the midterms will be the biggest red wave you have ever seen. host: barry in maryland. go ahead. caller: good morning, america. i called in because it always begs the question as to why the republican callers cannot understand this is a hearing. a hearing does not allow you or does not offer that there is going to be a defense of what they are talking about. they are holding the hearing to get information as to what went on. why do these republicans keep talking about, oh, the h

and richard was crokert motive, william member jim, believe in the who is away. and i was in mr. orlando, florida, needs a little gorgeous with our so me. lucy's christian to rosenthal william about luther reward. you, those are listed here on your sources. lives near a desk. i suppose people take streets to demand a referendum oh, near with them as well as yours. somebody joe? no grey knows a pretty much the bill was a specimen eager to polish witness. those tragic events in odessa and believes that his survival was nothing short of a miracle. a slouching city rose and as your master. but what stiff is shalaya, is what i say all. no more than that puts me at a storage on my avoiding residence of odessa insist that the authorities must listen more to their requests. come to the negotiating table and find a suitable compromising mm. with grace and especially studios with a crucial shortage. i some a deal with may the 2nd 2014 people who asked for a peaceful referendum in the chance to speak their native language learn to live in a desert trade union building a deal genuine. but a

host: i will give jim hobart the last word on this. mr. hobart: i would be very careful bringing up jimmy carter given that that is what the joe biden biden presidency is currently looking like. host: lauren baer? ms. baer: i think our last color actually ends on a good point because it is well served for democrats to remind americans that although republicans talk a good talk when it comes to freedom, ultimately what they try to do is restrict the freedom of americans in ways that it matters most. you need look only at the dobbs decision that will restrict the fundamental reproductive freedom of millions of american women and the supreme court indicating that they want to go after individuals right to contraception, the right to choose their own partners, the right to marry, to understand that the republican party is not the party of freedom right now. it is the party that is choosing to control particularly how women get to choose to live and exercise their own lives in this country. there is a very stark choice in november and what it u

mr. chairman. and now recognizing the sanctity of all life. and with jimrow south to be familiar with the true racism all due to the color of my skin. i see the same thing today in 2022 the hard left the party of tolerance banging the drum of racism and inequality and equity do not practice what they preach. and then with those carefully planned attacks for those pro-life organizations and the assassination attempt of the home of the supreme court justice and his family's lenses of supreme court justice clarence thomas that's nothing new who has been the target for the last 40 years in celebrating the second black american in the nations history the highest court in declaring open season on vicious attacks and those who love the tenants of god and country and family and the black man who dares to think differently than they would love for him to think i would like to share some comments samuel jackson called justice thomas uncle clarence saying a ban on the racial marriages next president thompson called justice thomas uncle tom citing support for voter id

mr. hatcher was born in birmingham, alabama, during the jim crow era.spent his lifetime fighting for equality. he was a long time member of the naacp and spent nearly 40 years as president of the ventura county chapter and six years as the naacp southern area president. mr. hatcher was also a united states air force veteran and served more than 22 years in the military before working as a civil servant for the department of the navy. he was honored with the american -- african-american achievement award at california state university channel islands. he also aided in the establishment of the ventura county african-american chamber of commerce, tricounty century newspaper, and the naming of the thurgood marshall school in the oxnard school district. i encourage my colleagues to support this bill, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, i urge passage of h.r. 5659 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro t

look at the more i got you miyoshi student, mr. neal, which in which one mosque i believe, but i'm going to switch him um which jim doors novela just but after talking get your opinion will pick a chest, no pets from what i mean. yeah. a lot more to your shipping on your stairs. the question is sold before about sort of construction issue. so that's just a believe was worth doing when we filmed maxine in 2013. it was one of his 1st voyages and a memorable occasion. it was the 1st time after a long break, but an ice breaker escorted a large military convoy in the russian optics. mm. let's just have to put more space. i mean, you so much and what you do not to look at you, i said the other day move because they are partition because some of the stroke of getting a hold of what you will not be if i lose all students to with or wish of june, still stupid, thoughts disgusted the because he also a stage of almost a good start all promotional knowledge, george nick jr. i bought a severe chip which i'm put on, but i already level my college, the sold off or sure all the terminal to below channels. they will produce the sp

mr. seymour, welcome to mad money. welcome to mad money! >> jimramer, nice to see you. >> tom, i've missed you. it's been many, many years. so ready to run the show. why don't you give people a chance who don't know you your history and what it led to and what c-3 ai dots. >> okay. this is my fourth decade of the information technology industry. i was involved in starting oracle and building that company and one of the guys who ran it. in 1993, remember we started the systems. it was a very rapidly growing cash positive profitable business where we invented the market and we had about 80% of share in crm's and customer service before we sold that company to my friend larry ellis and january of 2006. >> and a considerable profit. at a considerable profit for where they were in it. >> was a good business. i think that was the most rapidly growing enterprise software company in history. we went from about 2 billion start of revenue in the first few years. in january 2009, we started c-3 ai, and we've invested about $1 billion into building a software

mr. cramer . how are you? >> i'm doing all right. thank you. jim, i would like to congratulate you on your new studio and i would like to thank you for fueling my interest in finances in college. >> yes! i want people to do sensible things. i had this guy who was my research director and we go back and forth. he says sometimes we should put everything into game stop or everything into amc and then i throw a bottle at him. okay, what's up? >> i totally agree with you. i like sticking to the safe route. after increasing the dividend, i'm wondering what your long term opinion is on fedex. >> i am so glad you asked me. by the way, i was just joking. fedex i think has a unique opportunity with a new ceo. i thought they did a terrific job. i am such a believer in fedex, i believe you need to buy it right now, like tomorrow morning. you know, let's talk with rick in illinois. rick? >> hey, jim. second time, long time. i'm a club member. >> club member? yes! >> not too long ago, you did a segment on meta-verse. it was meta, microsoft, and unity software. i

mrs. melissa presented an open letter to the same members and to jim and diplomats demanding that all assets be dissolved and distributed fairly locked in under toronto. we asked them to dissolve the whole mess and to finally give the people what they were promises in for frozen water on vast into state nan and what they are entitled to on vent everything was supposed to belong to every one. and once this holding or whatever it is, is dissolved or d like a minecraft, then things can be distributed fairly break. great, i'll get out with that. their plea fell on deaf ears. it has gone east buffy it. they understood nothing happened over they like the idea, but they did nothing about it. the so germany just look the other way to show good . exactly. just like they did for all those decades. thing to do it. ah, many people agree with billy melissa to this day. they believe the german state has failed them. many sect members can't comprehend why b and roast pork being served at a site was systematic abuse and torture once took place without any attempt at remembrance. let alone reparations in 201

british prime minister clement at lee la lord mr. patel, senior stuff still had it through one shorter, comfortable mess. throwing says from sher, utah, w dash jim my chair models. roosevelt was convinced the de lasting piece was impossible without the soviet union. roosevelt was the last us leader who pursued peace, not wall. the last cable, the roosevelt wrote the churchill right before he died. he said the issues between us and the soviets come up every day and they all worked out and they get resolved . we should continue to work together. rosa that was convinced that he, that the americans, the soviets would remain friends and allies in the postwar period. mm. hm, in potsdam, truman got a message. it's a little boy about the atomic bomb. when you tell it's done in about it, the soviet ledia showed little interest. uncle joe didn't understand truman thought it started already knew everything. the issues raised in yalta. i lay down in potsdam and above all, europe's post war architecture. germany was to pay reparations be deprived to part of its territories. koenigsberg and its surrounding areas would be seated to the ussr. mm. say you is nea

mr. bone saw... and, boom go the ethics! can we see that from another angle, jim. bang there it is. maybe that is not a fist bump, maybe, at 79, that's as hard as joe can punch. "throw them dukes up, mohammad bin jack-bin. here comes scranton! here we are go, watch this one, here it comes where is it coming in. and argh, you blocked me. this guy's fast. i hope they have air conditioning over there, because his bones are made of peanut brittle. okay, i know, have i made a lot of jokes about joe being old but here's the thing. since i've made those jokes, he's gotten older. that's not my fault. that's on him. there is something older than joe biden: the universe. thank you. thank you. thank you. we have been getting the first images from nasa's ground-breaking james webb telescope, and they are breathtaking. here's the webb telescope's image of the carina nebula, also known as god's screensaver. we've never seen space in this much detail. just look at it next to the same image taken by the hubble telescope. that's hubble above, webb below. what a glow-up. it's amazing what technology

it's me, jim -- two secret service agents and larry speaks the press secretary and mrs. reagan says to me pete. i didn't see that photo in any newspaper this morning and like i'm thinking to myself. how do i salvage this elaine carroll? so no, so i shouldn't i said i said looking at larry speaks i said. i think there was a miscommunication between the photo office and the press office. that's what she says what i did. yeah, and she said i mean i was thinking of doug brinkley saying her eyes, you knew where you stood with your eyes. and she accepted my explanation and said do you think we could release that photograph today? and we did? questions, we've got just a few minutes left. yes way in the back over here. hang on until the till we get you that microphone. thank you. i second pete on the eyes one. look at the eyes and a little dry. yeah, you'll drop you to your knees. what a wonderful presentation. thank you so much. my question is more sort of technical and that is that what about a situation where you have like the the photo of the century and someone is blocking

. > jim jordan, lindsey graham, josh holly and ted cruz. we know why mr. guiliani was calling him. at 7:02 he lift a voice mail for senator tuberville that became public. let's listen to the start of it. >> senator, or coach. this is rudy guiliani the president's lawyer. i am calling you because i want to discuss with you how they're trying to rush the hearing. how we need you, our republican friends to slow it down to get these legislatures to get more information to you. >> mr. guiliani did not even mention the attack on the capitol. instead he was pushing on be half of president trump to get members of congress to further delay the certification. even though some members did proceed with objections, vice president pence and congress stood firm and con lewded the joint session in the early morning hours of jan seventh. here is what members of the party said in days and weeks after the attack. >> there is no question, none that president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. no question about it. the people who stormed this building beli

all right, and let's look much with a jim, you mean you're with them when the what you see what, you know, grains can you able to the, mr. if you got that. i mean, if i shoot them, if you did with the one the with general go see below, you must get a hold of those all. with fact, not gross population was just 50000 them. so killing 700000 would have been a challenge. but these notes on russia were often republished and quoted, even centuries later, similar accounts meant russia was judged to be dark, and savage. though europe at the time, was far from the height of progressive humanity. gimler was more of a little bit of a computer, but as well you can always see in the mid issue i do wish will i need a screen like shows that it was seen clean faced as busher jim's as to the to cynthia always except to read and the guy that was actually from a fill in the way, the most asi business that it was 78, we ended up, i didn't say that my position open up on visual nose up on the front of blood, but i showed you multiple, we wouldn't be at school, but i mean that must be anything, but if you have a video from the la spell the m

it you can go over it and smelly, so much you were a jim, you mean you with the one that what you see, what, you know, grains, can you able to the, mr if you got that. i mean, you purchased them. it was actually booked with the one with jerome or cbo, you must get a what's called auto zone with in fact, i've grown to population with just 50000 them. so killing 700000 would have been a challenge. but these notes on russia were often republished and quoted, even centuries later, similar accounts meant russia was judged to be dark and savage. the europe at the time, was far from the height of progressive humanity. gimler was more a little bit a while we see in the mid issue i do wish will i need a screen like shoes? i didn't was seems clean faced as busher jim's. i still need to see it, the aclu girl, always except a from a fill in the way the most of us, the business benefit of 78. we ended up, i didn't say that my position open up on visual nose up on sort of blood, but i showed you my school. he wouldn't be at school, but i mean the musk anything a given the from the law lead the most in thought from the call ms. long. whatever that

jim, you mean you with the one that was you? she would, you know, grains can you able to the, mr. if you got that? i mean, you brushes them, it was last year when the bus with the one with general go see, but you must get a hold off of knowledge. in fact, no, the gross population was just 50000 them. so killing 700000 would have been a challenge, but these notes on russia were often republished and quoted, even centuries later, similar accounts meant, russia was judged to be dark and savage, the year. but the time was far from the height of progressive humanity. kendrick was more a goslin a little bit across a while. we see in issue with fleming is good like shoes i didn't was, seems clean faced as busher jim's as to the to cynthia. always except to read in the go as a sort of a fill in the way the most asi business benefit of 78. we ended up studying with them operation open up and visual nose up on the front of blood, but i showed you my school. he wouldn't be a school, but i mean the musk anything a given the from the law lead the most in thought from typical mix and put up with that window whi

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mrs. williams. horribles . up in the deck, stopping you said, since you could get them to dinner with them by stopping you said sim chillers. if not, jim, luckily go. no, i need the shuttle and mister nick with any pushy, it was late that will grand scare me as of tomorrow. normally it was from a surgery, but the you only to provide data dentist at that percent of should you for just compress the plan in total re petitioning the subway. celia do most of them would be ok the which i will guns. you put the home right, good. it a linear. it is off dogs. all. here the human book, the i, the older force needs to can brush escape? yes. good. healey practitioner is getting a deal. let's get not 30 kilometers nibble. and he had no choice cuz i just, i couldn't remember him more than you go in yesterday. you lester, my cars asleep all this way. complete with a whole oh that okay. i wasn't sure to bring my to who to with, with the vision you said a little when you play mucho ah, i wish a lowly. so a position associated with the 30 to don't years and that would be at the she jelly yodi about the show that, that he will do this and you said he had