but it was really ron nesson who was the guest host, who was the star of many of the different skits that he was in, and it is a really fascinating episode, and i encourage you to watch the entire episode. i think the most significant part is this seen where he is in the oval office and he is playing himself, and chevy chase is playing president ford, and in this scene, they are actually discussing his decision to join the show and to guest host the show, so kind of fabricating perhaps what actually happened. and there is a really powerful moment here where nesson says, " and that's why i want you to host the show, to demonstrate that this administration has a sense of humor. you may remember that in 1968, nixon said sock it to me on laughing and that might have made the difference in that election. privately, nesson had discussed how nixon's lap and stand had actually hurt the former president, he called it undignified. actually, in the first year of ford's administration, they emphasized that he is the president, is not an entertainer, they really wanted to distinguish him as somet

nesson. and here, from my point of view, the federation council can really play its unique role, because we are a kind of connecting link. and it is in demand, as it turned out, we proposed to the ministry of education, minister krovtsov , with our help, to gather, first in the volga federal district, then to extend this experience to other federal districts, to gather together, and representatives of federal ministries and departments and representatives of the constituent entities of the federation . from administrations and representatives subject and municipal educational institutions, the experience turned out to be very interesting, because it was a conversation in both directions, and i am sure that for those colleagues who, perhaps, saw the minister of education for the first time, it was very important to receive first-hand information about what they are expected to do and what the ministry plans to do in the next five-year phase of the national education project. well, for federal

regime, sucked oxygen out of the apartheid regime and we saw the end of the regime and the release of nessonandella. as much as we despise governments, western governments position that will be remembered in history, they will be judged through history as much as we are appalled by that, we are so inspired, empowered, and certain about the power of the people in the u.k. in the u.s. and everywhere. this is different. this is a moment of confliction. i believe this is a movement in the making. amy: let's talk about what they call the day after. the plan for afterwards. you have netanyahu canceling the war cabinet meeting. i was reading an article in "the times of israel" that says in 2019, a former deputy head of the israeli intelligence agency who was running for knesset with a centrist blue-and-white party told a political gathering that he was a jewish terrace to plan to blow up cars on a major highway during the gaza disengagement. he claimed he had personally interrogated smotrich who denied any connection to any plan to destroy or commit offenses. a senior agent claimed earlier this mon