mr. nelson another nordic trait is frugality how did you raise $50 million? yeah. yeah, there is absolutely no question that one of the values that we're taught is how to make sure we are not not wasting our hard earned anger and it definitely is. it was a it was a different challenge. the the community, the scandinavian nordic community in the pacific northwest is kind of divided into. many subsections, some subgroups. and we've got our we've got our danes and our swedes and our friends and our norwegians, and we've got people who've been in the states four or five generations. and then we've got expats that have just come. the expats are very, very difficult to raise money from, although they're very supportive. and many them have given millions of dollars to the project. but in the nordic region, the state pays for culture and there's not an expectation that you would pay anything out of your pocket because that's way tax rates are high and you trust the government to support the important things in your life if that's church if that's museums or libraries or sy

mr. nelson just said about this being accountability?of accountability if you're a lawyer the question is where do americans go to get their constitution back and to get their faith in elections being cleanly run back that's still hanging out there i don't think any of this is going to dissuade fox from doing what it's always done, which has peddled disinformation, propaganda, and lies as a business model, as a way of connecting itself to its audience it's been doing that for a long time you know, after it settled the seth rich case, fox apologized they stopped using his name on air. but they kept intimating as tucker carlson kept doing, kept intimating there was a conspiracy behind his death. so they backed away from the substance of things that would land them in a defamation suit, but they didn't back away from lying. and they still are able to do what they did in the past, which is undermine people's faith in the fact pattern, undermine people's faith in elections, and ultimately serve this larger problem that they have helped foist

mr. nelson wong. so thanks so much for joining us here. and i'll see now war games . so have, are being tie one to the teeth. what exactly is happening in this situation? well, honestly speaking, i think i'm totally lost and confused about what's going on in america. we obviously have a lot of war mongers actually that are interested in having walls with people. but regarding the issue i try one, i think there are a couple of things that needs to be clarified. first of all, the biting administration's attitude and particularly as recent moves and public expressions, do attempt to play up. the taishan across the taiwan straits have gone beyond common sense to the extent that they can hardly now able to even wing the unanimous support domestically it, because its absurdity is already more than self evident. all right, and secondly, i think by creating a new set of rhetoric all around the topic of taiwan, the u. s. is trying to denounce china's sovereign right to protect his territory or integrity by calling that a possible invasion of taiwan by china. which to re, to th

mr. nelson, you know, understand that the only way to go ahead from here is for these are only government to start a political process with the policy and liberation organization to below is president, mom with our bus. he's the only one who can deliver when it comes to peace in the name of the seniors, but the requirements of peace, or is willing to recognize the right, the scenes to self determination and put an end, putting an end to this continuing humiliation of their own feelings, especially when it comes to germany, because by the seniors will not accept this. israel says that it's responding to threats from palestinians, particularly inside. they are like some mosque we saw that are being used as a, as a rationale back on wednesday when the, the 1st rate took place. what responsibility to parties like he was like hum us who would be on group that one's garza like the palestinian 40, have in order to try to encourage palestinians not to respond to what they would regard as provocations from israel, and therefore take responsibility for reducing the tension, i mean, you probably see

mr. nelson thank you so much for joining us on such a busy day. this was there was in that courtroom and unexpected two hour delay where you were privately huddling with those lawyers. on the other side, the fox lawyers. so what conversations were you having to hash out this deal? and why did it take so long to settle? well really, from our perspective, this case has always been about accountability and trying to make right by dominion. and in the courthouse. we were preparing for trial. mr webb and i both so we might have been the last ones to know. but what we thought really at the end of the day was that the payment of three quarters of a billion dollars more than three quarters of a billion dollars. was a strong message of accountability, along with their statement. acknowledging the court's order that these were false. and this has been all along about those two goals for us, which is accountability and trying to make dominion holes. so why do you see this as a victory if that 800 million is just around half of what you had been asking for, a

mr. nelson, why is there a national nordic museum in seattle

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mr putin's russia. he never agreed with boris nelson. when the olsen promised. me. and actually signed an agreement. that he would with john major, your predecessor. and with nato that he would respect the territorial integrity of ukraine. after you urge them to give up their nuclear weapons. i did. and i still that was the right decision at the time. they were the third biggest nuclear power in the world. brazil had an active nuclear program. india had an active nuclear program still does. pakistan did, but south africa and brazil were about to join, and they totally gave up their programs because of what we were doing. so ukraine played a very positive role there, and we tried in turn to guarantee their territorial integrity. but i will give this to mr putin. he was totally honest with me. he told me three years before the invasion of crimea that he did not agree with yeltsin and yeltsin never got this adopted by the duma. it was not a treaty. he wasn't bound by it, and he didn't agree with it. but he always wanted to reconstitute in some form or fashion, the soviet union or a capitalist version o

nelson on the administration's work in space. we discuss dr. lynn graham's experience at -- it is a student assembly in fairfax, virginia. [indiscernible] [applause] >> mr. hazzard and i have contact with mr. lindgren. he is also our robinson graduate, which will hear more about. if there are questions, we will follow up and get those answered. i hope you enjoy this afternoon, i am glad you're here and have not started spring break. once we dismiss, i hope you have a fabulous spring break, and we will see you in a week. i will turn it over to our first guest, senator tim kaine. thank you mr. kaine for being here. [applause] tim: it is a delight to be here at robinson for an amazing conversation i am looking forward to listening to. i am looking forward to asking questions you direct my way. i have a couple staffers here. i want to acknowledge rachel, who is in internet george mason. and lindsay is a robbins graduate, works at my senate. give lindsay a big round. [applause] here is a little known secret about virginia. virginia has one of the most active space programs of any state because there is a nasa facility operated by nasa, but also in tandem wit

mrs. gfeller was there and so was the young woman. -- rockefeller was there and so was the young woman. my father concocted the preposterous story that nelson had been up in his office in rockefeller center working on his art books, like a medieval monk, illuminating manuscripts in his office. that spring a leak in about a day, because the ambulance drivers and cops said wait a minute, this is not what happened. i should not laugh about it, but any case, my father was deeply upset about it for a long time. he was very fond of rockefeller. host: didn't you write a book about it? lance: i did, in the mid 80's. it was about my father. i mention this stuff in that book, as well. host: there is a reference in your book on people being a pageboy in the u.s. senate when you were 13 years old. what was that like? lance: it was wonderful and fascinating, one of the great experiences of my life read i was only 13, but i found it absolutely fascinating. i was running errands for joe mccarthy, john kennedy, lyndon johnson, robert taft. this whole array of characters. i watched them very closely, i did it for two summers. once on the republican side and

mrs. green liked very much. here's how she feels about what's going on with trump. today, president trump is on a par with amazing historical figures who have been arrested. nelson mandela was arrested and served time in prison. jesus jesus was arrested and died by the authorities. rome like this, you understand a little, don't you? but i assure you exactly in the consciousness of how american layman. here it will work. full speed ahead with three beeps. you were not agree with something agree of course, thanks in many respects. briefly say, of course, biden use to say fuss with pilate. so to say, it is, of course, great of course. this is certainly an interesting story. it turns out in the usa, but the tradition appears to judge former presidents. this, of course, will have a very negative impact; in general, the climate of political life in the united states america has always been a divided country from the very beginning. she was created broken country, and in general, even there they were accustomed to somehow take into account the minority and still somehow hold it together now. it turns out that a certain party is a democratic party. she believes that she

colleague justin nelson, the same person who took murdoch's deposition, that has already been discussed at a pretty great length in in the press, was gearing up to once again question mrh on the stand in the first week of the trial. >> in the first week it would have been -- murdoch was going to be in person a face-to-face encounter? >> yes the court -- i actually don't want to speak out of turn. i think that eventually fox acknowledged that as an officer of the company, mr. murdoch would have to appear in person in delaware. >> i was looking forward to that being a multiday extravaganza one of the high points of my year and you denied it to us yesterday doing the settlement i will never possibly forgive you. one thing on the list that stood out, were a series of e-mails between rupert murdoch and jared kushner, curious if you could tell us what those were about? >> now you're being unfair and testing my knowledge of the,000 page exhibit list on live tv and that one is below the belt. >> all right it's not below the belt. i'm just fishing you promised us this trial and took it away i'm trying to give griss for the mill going forward how many fox hosts were you going t

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