mr. martin shouldn't just take one side and reflect what's happening. they should be able to hear both sides us, we should, we should all do snow just one region that's being affected. again, that's as a region of this country and we want it to get to work. it's best to has a potential and we wanted to work ok. it's painful to watch what's happening. of course, i'd like to cross over to moss and plots since the end of june. both sides has reportedly said that they are willing to enter peace negotiations, but obviously there have been issues with that. why hasn't it happened? well, one of the reasons is that this is not a civil war. this is a regional war. there are not just ethiopians involved. the era trend army has been directly involved. alert was denied for many months by the european government. they were frankly not telling the truth. and everyone knows that the era trends are deeply involved in this conflict and are inside ethiopia, which is extraordinary. they were invited, thereby a prime minister abbey, the promise to be and they are not parti

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mr. martin? >> i just turned 18 last wednesday. >> judge judy: so you're no longer a minor?er. >> judge judy: you don't have to stand up there. you can sit down. you're a witness. he's 18. now, you worked for mr. dougherty last summer. >> correct. >> judge judy: for how long? >> approximately about the whole summer. >> judge judy: is this the first time you worked for him? >> yes. >> judge judy: how did you get the job? >> at the time, i was just moving with my grandmother. i had a previous couple of jobs during the summer. i was outside washing cars, and i met -- >> judge judy: why did you move in with your grandmother? >> me and my mom had moved to virginia because it was cheaper to live at the time. so i moved down to my grandmother before my mom had moved everything to virginia. >>

mr. martin, bonnie from singapore has seth the g 7. this dictate tauriel globally, and this is fully reflected in the statement. so for those 4 ministers we are now in a set 3rd decade in the 21st century. we must not let our mind stay behind over a 100 years ago. a christian from bloomberg or china off from russia. you are the chinese or foreign ministry spokesman, finishing her speech of the waiting for the translation as we were. for those of you watching us here on al jazeera, let's crossover back to tony chang. tony, of course we were talking about are the military operations in the chinese straits, but obviously the chinese again adamantly are expressing their position on the situation. and. and now quoting un, historical un resolutions about the one china policy really standing very firm about where tie one stands within that they are. and i think that is entirely predictable to a certain extent, that they are very angry about this visit. i don't think isn't in a doubt. i think everyone is very aware of deposition. but i mean, i

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mr. martin a senior political writer writer for a political writer for the hotline in national review and co-authored best-selling book on01 the 20s ofst election. mr. burns before beginning his work at the times covering the election wasre a reporter and editor at pletka where he covered the 2012 election and previously was editor of harvard political review. the conversation today will be moderated by david alexrod former adviser to president barack obama director of the institute of politics here inpo chicago. now i will turn it over to our speakers. >> thank you. >> harvard, that's in the east, right? good to see you guys. i want to, i read a lot about the book before we saw the book because you guys were very skillful at disseminating some nuggets there that would be enticing to people. let me ask you about that first. my fundamental point is this book is so much bigger than the things that you read that were kind of exclusive through scoops. the narrative of what's going on in our country and what went on in 2020 and i guess into this year was really, really deep and wonderfully wri

mr. martin was a senior political writer for politico and a writer for the hotline in the national review. he also coauthored a best-selling book on the 2012 election and frequently appears as a political analyst on television and radio. mr. burns before beginning his work at the times covering the 2016 election was a reporter and editor at politico where he covered the 2012 election and previously was the editor of the harvard political review. the conversation today will be moderated by david axelrod former senior advisor to president barack obama, and now director of the institute of politics here at uchicago now, i'll turn over to our speakers. thanks. thank you. thank you. harvard that's in the east right? it's just near boston. good to see you guys. thanks. i want to. as i read this book, i read a lot about the book before the we saw the book because you guys were very skillful at disseminating some nuggets there. that would be enticing to people but well, let me ask you about that first. i mean my fundamental point is this book is so much bigger than the things that we read that we

let's now speak to martin smith, chair of economic development and skills policy committee for sheffield city council. but i guess you are now mr really pleased to make the shortlist. what was the thinking behind the bid? bugle what was the thinking behind the bid? i i, i i, what was the thinking behind the bid? i i, ii, i j what was the thinking behind the bid? i i, i i i, bid? we are confident city? who would not want _ bid? we are confident city? who would not want eurovision - bid? we are confident city? who would not want eurovision and l would not want eurovision and everything you just heard from your article there? we really want to get eurovision in sheffield, we've got a very strong bid, we think. it is a regional bid, so it is notjust supported by sheffield council. all the other local authorities in the area, the recently elected mayor of south yorkshire, we have got a great venue, sheffield arena. the geography is great. centrally located, excellent transport links and, crucially, we have got a long history of putting on major events of all sorts of different types, and as most of the other cities will say, we do l

mrs. king and martin luther close together and i seen the videos of where dr. king had they threw it. oh break at him gage park in cicero and when they would eat lots of open housing and he said that he never saw the hate in the southeast so in chicago and here you talking about this marches with 63 66 in chicago here. we are on 22 fighting rights protection. so on one hand you could say when is it in i'm tired it is we've been doing this 50 years on the other end if we stop we did 50 years for nothing. we can't stop. mmm, that's deep that's deep. i just think that that i'm like, you know permeating in that because that is right like if you stop now this is you know as the old folks used to say too close to give up you know, that's right. um another question. do you think america is still going through a white lash from the obama years or are going through something else? i think that in part we are going through white last if you study american history. it was always a step forward. push back so we've had slavery. finally lincoln reluctantly allowed blacks to get the union army and h

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mr. pacino, i just -- my name is martin short.red a stoli about ten minutes ago. [ laughter ] i'm wondering if you could -- he thought i was a waiter. [ cheers and applause he thought i was the waiter. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: okay you know what i'm going to do? i'm going to tell the story about -- i met you at a "saturday night live" after-party. [ audience [ audience aws ] and -- >> well, you're going -- you're going to win [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm -- i'm very competitive. but i remember meeting you at an after-party, and i didn't know what to say to you. i was so nervous and so, what i did is i just stared at you from across the room [ laughter ] for the whole party. and i just kept looking. and then you look over some -- you were with nancy, your beautiful wife and you just -- you looked over and i'd be like that or, you know, or whatever. [ laughter ] and then eventually, i think you just -- >> and nancy said, "should we invite the puppy dog over? [ laughter and applause [ cheers and applause and she bro

mr. ben at some point on your eyesight might actually be impaired. hacienda martin, the 1st sign of this one is night blindness, or se soon mixed with on or not. as gaap, i my there was this woman who fed her husband, 2 kilograms of carrots every day. he had a toxic reaction to him. so here to normal, healthy nutrition is advisable. you that you don't need to eat excessive amounts. i'm almost yes, no excess eva doors and ha, ha, quits. ah, one possible reason behind the persistence of this belief dates back to the 2nd world war. the british didn't want the germans to know that they had invented radar . they prefer to suggest that their pilots aid a lot of carrots, which explain their accuracy in the air. over in colombia, this fruit here is said to have special properties. says that the view put lemon juice in your eyes to young leg babies, then your eyes will be like a blue or green. ouch. as of this and ya, what we now know that i color is primarily determined by genetics, the nature she kinda wanted to practice. that was, you can't turn eyes blue that way. misha, right? done with my e

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maybe j try the, you know, let sean or have the dish or he already saw of martin to get me during actually know had tony sold off mr. jane, we should remember them and all morning and especially send solicitation to the holy soul. of course him said, a money may god the mighty. and yet we are grateful to almighty god for giving me the strength of dollars, setting their responsibility to haul them out as responsible for the for the, for the state of iran. and also she and that a separate representative of the people of iran, not me. i am grateful to the people as well during this past year that he has despite many problems and issues that happen which i would touch upon. but we should be grateful. and we have witnessed the assistance from god that for which we are grateful. and we would like to express my deepest gratitude to our dear people, our nation. we've been patient and cooperated with us during this past year. and what i would like to express my deepest gratitude to the people and the and yet his excellency's supreme leader for his useful consultations and advices help the government make sure. and we thank

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to the fire by claiming a successful prosecution of mr. trump would be a necessary 1st step towards fixing americas problems our teeth. caleb martin, takes out the story when you have more than 40 percent of the u. s. public saying that they believe a civil war is coming within the next decade. that's a pretty big deal. now when people explain this, they don't really explain where these beliefs are coming from. a major factor might be that the democrat run whitehouse is labeling the g o p and branding millions of their followers as fascists. i was very clear when lane out and defining what make america great again, republicans have done. and you look at the definition of fascism and you think about what they are doing in attack in our democracy. that is well that is, it is very clear over the history book, the word fascism brings back memories of world war 2. it's quite an extreme label, but the democrats are not shying away from it. joe biden and his allies seem hel band on pinning this on. republicans. what we're seeing now is either the beginning or the death knell of an extreme maga. philosophy is not just trump is the entire

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mr. casey, we're here to hold your hand. you seem really concerned. we noticed she did okay. of her talented about everybody. margaret sophia, got out self. who? i mean i got everybody. martin with edelman didn't miss. have been a lot of i me, industrial in business. i've been in my the list in there, but i mean, they stumble were still wanting to know when they were a guess what i feel us english, but i have a home in my yeah. oh yeah. okay. with what i was one done but i so what you put them on board problem evening julia wall ha ne seco se santos say something like in his group and i am i sound like they are in the out the whole house on the one or blender in the zone from think you are not only will start with them. i noticed that a lot on the desk. i sat on top 1000000, lieutenant myrtle new license plate. going there. not at all any you i get her if we went into the a says look at the mass melissa and said that they were sandlon needed somebody still no longer. oh, okay. well yeah, i guess i yeah. so pretty to complete the did the boy you out because he had yeah, yeah, i forgot how my middle feo top 3 tv believe i saw that the 2nd level a my radio personally i leased

martin mccullough from the university of london. what role did he play in putting the book together? mr. gorbachev: no. no. he only participated in the editing of the english edition, trying to make the book more concise, so some ideas about the structure of the book. but the book is mine. all this book was done by me. many people helped me because it takes a lot of work to complete this book, but the main burden of the work was mine and i had to decide eventually about what kind of book it's going to be, what will be left out of the initial 10,000 pages, what will be left in the german edition, what will be in the english edition, and finally, this english edition was born after a good and friendly cooperation, but sometimes we had a lot of debate a lot of sharp debate , because those people who know publishing, they said that i should produce a more concise edition for english and american readers. i eventually agreed, but i disagreed with some other suggestions. i am a democratically minded person, but the decisions , eventually the decisions i take myself. it's my decision. mr. lamb: before we started

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edition of telepolis interviewed a member of the european parliament from germany, martin sonen born, we are listening. mrt for your fatherland against mother russia, if i remember correctly, i left the bundeswehr as a corporal, but i'm not very good for military conflicts. it was necessary to attack russia from the flank. the important thing is that we attacked at all. i assume that in the current situation hitler will also be rethought, because he fought against the russians, it looks like the honor of the public is about to shove willy’s brother in the place of adolf hitler and vice versa, it must be explained that the vibrant is the german chancellor , he was an anti-fascist member of the anti-fascist underground in germany, in fact, he is a nobel peace prize winner . here in spain he fought on the side of the republicans. well, that is, you understand, yes, here he is such a great brand and that's who hitler is but you know this better than me and here he tells us, a member of the european parliament, a deputy european parliament. all the same question. he is like this, let him hang in the air and le

martin luther king jr. himself. cnn takes a look back at her remarkable life. >> security sweeps of all decks are negative, mr. spock. >> reporter: before initial nichols broke barriers on bores the "uss enterprise" at lieutenant uhora show was dancing and singing across the stages of new york city and chicago, the city close to where she grew up, robins, illinois. in 1967 she released a cover of the joy mccoy classic "why don't you do right" on epic records ♪ get me out of here, daddy ♪ ♪ get me some money too. >> but it was "star trek" where she really found frame, a ground-breaking role for an african american woman in 1966, widely considered one of the first times a woman of color was not portraying a servant on tv. she was the chief communications officer and fourth in command on board the "enterprise." >> i didn't find out that i was fourth in command until the second season. nobody told me. >> nichols actually thought about leaving after the first season. the show's creator gene ronbury begged her to stay, but it was an influential fan who finally convinced her, martin luther king. >> he said you can't.

martin right before she collapsed in the bathtub. in other, words she wasn't there. couldn't kill her. >> this is the six years old kindergarten teacher. >> and mrhat day? >> yes. >> so he was there between 11:30 and 11:35 to pick up? >> yes. >> and all of those facts took the closing to put it together. it was aggressive. >> make no doubt, we believe he intentionally, and knowingly, cause the death of his wife. the evidence supports it. the motive is there. the means are there. and the opportunity is there. >> and the defense? had to concede that martin was a cat, and a cheat. but insisted that the prosecution didn't even prove there was a murder. let loan that martinique committed it. >> i assert to you that none of the circumstances that the prosecution submitted is consistent with homicide. they don't rise to the level of beyond a reasonable doubt. >> and then, the jury began deliberating. they huddled. hour after hour. late into that friday night. midnight came and went. they were still talking. >> the longer the deliberations would go, the more worried i got. >> the quicker the deliberations the better? >> in this particular case, i though

when martin luther king, one of my mentors was reverend jackson, when he went to chicago to show the southern movement could work in the north i saw the videos, i was close with mrs king, we worked closely together and i have seen the video where doctor king had been through, in cicero and marching for open housing and he said he never saw the hate in the south he saw in chicago, with 66 in chicago, here we are in 22, fighting for voting rights protection so on the one hand you can say i am tired of this, on the other end, we didn't pick the years for nothing, we can't stop. >> host: if you stop now, it is too close to give up now. another question. do you think america is still going through a white lash from the obama years or are we going through something else? >> in part we are going to a white lash. if you study american history, it was always a step forward, horseback. we had slavery. lincoln reluctantly allowed blacks and the union army and help to win against the confederates. lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation, freed the blacks in the confederate states, going to reconstruction, back lash, ku klux klan, white citizens council, supreme court wi

martin ozonbourne who came came to the conclusion that in the current ideological situation, the rehabilitation of the hitlers was not far off. and so on. let's listen. mria from the flank. the important thing is that we attacked at all. i assume that in the current situation it will be completely rethought and hitler, because he fought against the russians, it looks like the honor of the public is about to shove willy's brother in the place of adolf hitler and vice versa, i want to remind you well, ours, how what kind of audience, but such a german politician who remembered by many, but including a very striking act in the seventieth year in december. while in the position of federal chancellor of germany, he was on a state visit to poland and bowed both knees. in front of the monument to the heroes and victims of the warsaw ghetto yes, in this way brand who fought against nazism all his life asked from millions of germans. yes, that's such a forgiveness. and when martin probe says that such a revolution in the brain is now possible. it's so simple that hitler turns out to be a hero because he is with the russians fought, and this defeatist, because he