big part of research was looking at new republic what john dewey and other athiest progressives were about, they openly talkca abount how importantpr education was toward theirin goal.g they hady t to remove god, they had to remove the freethinking aspect, they believe it is the same condescending view our leadsendi have today, average people, don't need to think about philosophy or politics or economics, just give them a skill, tell them what to think, make them go away, thos ae people become easier to control, idea of a liberal art, a liberated mind, that is what they wanted to get rid of. >> the book, battle for the american mind. at amazon.com or any major bookstore. >> up next, former secretary of state mike pompeo to two important issues, threat of communist china and don the dobb's decision, we'll be right back. (vo) get business internet from verizon, the network businesses rely on. ditch cable and switch to verizon business internet, with fast, reliable solutions, nationwide. find the perfect solution for your business. from the network businesses rely on. every search you m

the guardian, new republic or fake headline? >> i'm going new republic. kennedy: no, guardian.usted with you. i thought you were going to get that. it obviously wasn't fake. the chest hair inspired in international movement of landscaping but enough about that. >> who one? kennedy: kevin wins. [cheering] [laughter] congratulations, hugo to take jason and mike out for very expensive chicken farm dinner. >> twenty-five dollars apiece. [laughter] kennedy: coming up, hundred biden claims he's strapped for cash. the time to paint a new masterpiece, hunter? money manager kat timpf is here, yes she is. ♪ ♪ kennedy: i love it. a successful businessman world renowned artist hunter biden apparently having money problems. the president son claiming used to broke to pay child support. documents show the cocaine aficionado is trying to cash payments for his 4-year-old foster daughter. second, he's never met her. according to child custody filings, he wouldn't. wait a minute, did he receive two million-dollar advance for his memoir? didn't he rent a fancy malibu house for 20 grand a month? d

around one and a half 1000000 people had cast their votes in the dentist republic by the end of the 4th day are voting in the new guns republic. the latest data shows that the turnout exceeded 90 percent, while in the her son on separation regions turn off is roughly the same at 63 and 66 percent respectively. artie spoke to international observers who gave their assessments on the voting. we just cross the border and directly here after this 1st point of voting before to see when the russians, city of austin are quite a lot of refugees from this territories here in the us. so we already had a chance to visit a point of holding there and restore. and what we saw there was, according to the normal standards of elections with voting now wrapped up. well keep you updated on the results and what the future holds for these regions. sabotage cannot be, will doubt that's coming from denmark's prime minister on damage to the north stream pipelines that resulted in a shop drop in pressure. now this is a video from the location of the leak. the kremlin has called it quote, an unprecedented situation, saying that the reaso

they openly wrote in the new republic and this is the research that david did, they discussed how do we remove god from the classroom? they ultimately landed on a forgery which the culture at the time was willing to accept. it effectively was allegiance to the state. it was the flag. it was a new pledge. a pledge of allegiance written by a socialist. it didn't say under god when it was originally written. i love the flag, i probably said the pledge of allegiance today at the beginning. i revere it. for them, it was a new idea around which they could get society to cohere that was malleable, nationalism being more malleable vent bevel truth. when you have biblical truth and objective truth you can't move people off of that. you find when you read this story of the characters that it's almost to a man and to a woman they are atheists, humanists, socialists, then eventually marxist who reject biblical truth. they reject human nature and sinful nature. once you can change and reject that, then you create a laboratory for societal change inside classrooms. one of the other things that dav

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. >> let's bring in danielle straws from the new republic. nice to see you. good morning. we see the president treading this line between calling out the far right without provoking republicans. listen. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. >> is he making that distinction you think? because you hear from republicans that he is the one being divisive, he is painting all republicans as anti-american. >> i mean, look, it is not surprising thats will accuse biden of being the real problem in this. that is going to be their m.o. when the leader of the opposing party gives some kind of speech like this. i did think that it was interesting that president biden both called out donald trump by name in this speech but the white house really didn't intend this to be an attack on republicans as a whole, just more a warning or a stark contrast with this strain of the republican party that as biden said is dominant within the gop. the maga republicans. you know, this is a speech that i think at its core is a

of donbass will rest in belarus anastasia sakhovskaya alexandra alexandrovich oleg peveletsky news, republicbelarus , which tells about the outstanding natives of the republic, it is held by the ministry of culture of russia and the museum of victory, together with the ministry of culture of the lpr, this time the poet became the hero. mikhail matusovsky he gained wide acclaim as a songwriter for movies for his lyrics. we heard in the classic pictures of the girls spring on zarechnaya street and many others, it was he who wrote the poignant lines of songs on the nameless height. where does the motherland begin? evenings near moscow thanks to him the whole country heard the school waltz, an exhibition dedicated to the work of motosovsky opened at the luhansk academy of culture and arts, which bear his name, the exposition became a gift to residents. on the eve of the day of the city. designed and built by kaliningrad specialists, the newest fishing trawler vseslav is ready to go fishing from laying on the stocks to hoisting the flag, it took 3 years in terms of its capabilities and clearly su

so, they openly wrote of the new republic and other publications, this is what david did, they discussed how do we remove god from the classrooms. that's immovable object. they ultimately landed on a forgery, which the culture at the time was willing to accept. which, effectively, was allegiance to the state. it was the flag, it was a new pledge. he pledge of allegiance written by a socialist that didn't say under god when it was originally written. i love the flag! i probably said the pledge allegiance today at the beginning. i revere it. for, them it was a new idea around which they could get society to adhere, that was more valuable than -- nationalism being more valuable than biblical truth. when you biblical truth and objective truth you can't move people off of that. so, when will find when you read the story from the characters is almost to a man and to a woman they are atheists, humanists, socialists. and then eventually, marxists. who reject biblical truth, who reject the idea of human nature and our fall in nature, sinful nature. once you can change and reject that, then you cr

well, i don't negotiating the new republics of the russian federation. rush is not going to negotiate that. okay, and why would russian negotiate with people that were involved with the mince process? they welsh, they didn't keep their word. there's no, there's no negotiations that can go on that with the zalinski regime, of course not. and that's why kind of echoing a little bit about what a gilbert had to say in my mind, it's going to be regime change one way or another at the because at the end of the day and i want my audience to understand is very, very well russia isn't doing this now, so it has to do it again in 5 years or 10 years, or 15 years. that public opinion is not going to be forward. go in and do the job. as you said, you would pepe yes, because as much as the game may be changing this week with the velvet gloves off. its still demilitarize ation campaign, which is proceeding a face and a long term. and that's if you cation campaign for that you're going to need to copy, paste the current pro nazi nail miles, decrypt on eyes the regime. and that's a given, this is some

and suddenly this article appeared in the new republic several days after the dance and the white house with the title how to remove lyndon johnson in 1968. so i was certain he would kick me out of the program but instead surprising. he said oh bring her down here for a year, and if i can't win her over no one can so. i did eventually end up working for him in the white house and then a company him to his ranch to help him on his memoirs. never fully understanding why he had chosen me to spend so many hours to talk with he loved to talk. he was a fabulous colorful anecdotal storyteller, and i love to listen and i like to believe that's why i was there. but i also worry that part of it was that i was then a young woman and he had somewhat of a reputation with women, so i was constantly chattering to him about steady boyfriends. even when i had no boyfriends at all. everything was perfect until one day. he said he wanted to discuss our relationship which sounded rather ominous when he took me to the nearby lake called lake elby j. and there was wine and cheese and a red check tablecloth a

him over the head and just tell him the right way to live near is going to do it with a whole new republic. i don't know the war, but just to be played a shy many the kids. i tried to understand why my own colleagues use a 9 feet person on tuition for position i made some results. and i disco. so it was very deep. also public. since long, long time game it is a well known journalist and politician. he had to the geneva press club. i wrote a famous book, creating lucifer from the great religious schism to anti boot in hysteria, in which he contends the rooster phobia in western europe isn't new, but has been there for centuries. to source for big narrative is set on 2 main arguments. one is russia is with dorsey, it was a tier one you read, saw it was a to, i knew during soviet times and now it's to run you doing to president sure. a lot of times, the 2nd point is worse on expansions, russian period is hope this is, but this is always the same game. a visit to any book shelf in europe or the us is enough to reveal the strength of anti russian sentiment today. love to keep us and show me are

republic. this place is the new heart of the referendum here in the la guns people's republic video evidence. and just showing what's been described as unprecedented damage to the north spin pipeline system with.

we're going to head over to gatsby's where there was plenty of conversations about the new republic and so forth so that'll happen at 30, correct? yeah. and it was still this is thunder come. well, thank you all again for coming. and as we do at the we're going to celebrate gatsby as at 430 make sure you buy everyone's book. thank you again for participating and as we said gatsby's has a. an

one of them, the constitution for the new socialist republic in north america, published by the revolutionary communist party. this article five convention will open pandora's box. the idea behind it, what's pushing it is the need to restrain congress, restrain the federal government, its spending and so on. but changing constitution, which is not broken, changing constitution would no more correct the problem of congress not obeying the constitution any more than changing or amending the 10 commandments would cause society to be more moral. host: appreciate the call. we touched on that story yesterday, it's available on the "new york times." thanks for pointing it out. now live to the house. we are set to -- wall kawled to set our schedule -- called to set our scheduled wisely for the benefit of our communities, the health and welfare of our nation and peace in the world. when each dawn breaks, may we greet it we [newline]johns.:ing in the -- it rejoicing in the day you have made and with the setting of the sun may we pause to give you thanks that you have guided our steps and directed us on

any left wing magazine, the nation, the new republic, they are talk about succession and talking aboutil war. but the violence is coming from the left. and you know there's a shortage of victims, excuse me victimizers but there is a so-called victimized. otherwise you wouldn't have the duke lacrosse or the duke volleyball or the covington kids or the jussie smollett all supposed victims of these rampaging white violent people. but they are not two stories. there is too many victims and not enough victimizers apparently or they wouldn't have to fabricate all of this. >> jesse: fabricating it all on the right the fake stipulation and fake hoaxes and all that stuff. meanwhile you have got the cartels, blm, antifa running wild. the chinese god knows where they are. pretty much everywhere. you don't hear about the fbi infiltrating those types of things. almost ever. victor davis hanson. >> never. >> jesse: always a pleasure. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> jesse: the democrats' golden boy pulls a shotgun on unarmed black man and a hero chick fillet guy stops a carjacker in his track

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republic of tatarstan airat khairullin era rinatovich. hello, for the first time we are recording an interview in the already presented new parks, the republics creating additional places for it-specialists. but they say that they are few now, that they are leaving republics and countries. is this really so, will the new park be empty during the spring period. our country experienced a certain shock and a certain number of people who were associated with freelancing with remote jobs left, but according to official data, 8-85% returned back after experiencing certain stress, condition, and in general i can say that by the number of applications that we get from this company who want to work in the new anti-park. it already now exceeds all the areas that are available here in end. kazan holds an international forum, kazan digital week, and this is a huge plast of topics every year. that's what will be emphasized this year kazan digital weak. this is our main end event, the ideological inspirer the author of this event is a rekat, walking minnikhanov, who is the head of the russian state university for road safety, heads the digital development

and the lp our dpr militias have completely liberated new guns, people's republic and hassle region, as well as significant portions of how co zappa rogia and the denise regions from neo nazis, photo trip to the tutor, city new york piece. can you suggest to paragraphs today and put it under will smooth if anyone considered to do this strategically important to me, any island in the desa region was captured, to boast, control of the black sea. no ships will be able to pass the island and the sea road remains under the full control of russian forces. in tune as a gesture of goodwill. blush above its troops from the island demonstrating it won't hinder you and efforts to organize a humanitarian cargo. to exploit agricultural products from ukraine. however, despite the russian troop withdrawal to maney remains under the control of the russian navy and air force was it what he was doing? i was asking whether the national junior more restricted shinnecock is immature us or will not to me as was can wanted from national socialism athenian lawyer. my asset emma was either wishing burchesi's

on air tv channel russia 24 aleksandra thank you for the events in the donetsk republic, but newlitary are found in the liberated territories of the luhansk republic thus, in the village of serotino, a place was discovered where the fighters of the national battalions cracked down on local residents. our special correspondent yegor grigoriev visited the place of execution. take a few steps to the side, approach the fuel tanks , you immediately feel a characteristic unpleasant odor on the walls of these tanks, traces of dried blood. this the place of execution, the nazis, actually dumped the bodies of their victims here. and judging by the clothes. we can say that here, unfortunately, quite a few civilian locals are still frightened. although the allied troops drove the nationalists back in the spring, who committed outrages here so that everyone in the district could see and hear. i'm sorry, i won't say a word. most of the inhabitants prefer not to talk to anyone and to be afraid of anything together. well, what was left, artyom on foot, returned to his native village for the fir

and, you know this is such a poetic way in which citizens of the new republic co-opted these words to further the parallel of a new world in which rebellious patriots successfully overthrew the yoke of an oppressive monarch and ineffective parliament. well, historians such as barbara tuchman again have have rightfully argued for multiple reasons outside the scope, this talk that it's unlikely that anyone was playing this song. the world turned upside down during the british surrender at yorktown. music historian arthur schrader's 1998 article in the journal american music, published by the university of illinois press, takes tuchman's assertion a little bit further. in his article, the turned upside down a march or music to surrender by. i love that title. schrader argues that actually let me let me suggest that as a topic the next symposium music to surrender by that would be fun. schrader that even though these words existed on a broadside published on to the tune of when the king and joyce's own again, that quote excuse me, he is saying that quote, there is no reason whatsoever eve

joining us now, editor of the new republic and opinion writer for the new york time, michael tom askyy. >> thank you for being on. i have a feeling this is going to be a lot like my discussion with kurt anderson. kurt is a progressive, i'm a small government conservative. i love the free market. but i love the free market that doesn't run wild. what i want to know is this, why do working class americans, why do they buy in to politicians like trump that push tax breaks for the wealthiest billionaires for multi-national corporations and actually make sure that they billionaires and multi-national corporations don't have to pay their fair share of income taxes. i say this as a conservative, you hear it as a progressive. why do these middle class and working class voters keep voting against their own economic interests and help the richest billionaires on the planet? >> well that is a great question. and thanks for having me. i appreciate it. the answer to your question is that the democrats for the last 40 years haven't done a very good concerted and effective job of explaining to those

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they're very fragile system in a very new republic.taliban who have a track record human rights violations in the past. and of first certainly a bad one specifically for particular segment of society and democracy and from the educated class of the society. now, what was happening? there's a high level of w misinformation most of it were not able to track the exact data from the ground for reasons. and a ban on them on certain segments of society. the restrictions on freedom ofn expression. there is the tension of journalist especially the ones that belong to the last 20 years there was a ban on to come and speak up. they tried at the beginning to speak up about different issues. there's all kinds of atrocities for the first few months of the taliban takeover it was a complex situation. an access information is very difficult. the situation -- there is that security in the reduced corruption. there are two aspects we have been hearing. again the facts are not there to have accepted. about they security, there has been a reduced level o

issuing english in on the russian army and the lp, our dpr militias have completely liberated new guns people's republic and have some region as well as significant portions of how co zappa rogia and the denise regions from neo nazis don't ship them to the tutor street new york piece. can you suggest for cost to put it under with anyone considered to do this? strategically important to me, any island in the desa region was captured, to boast, a control of the black sea. no ships will be able to pass the island and the sea road remains under the full control of russian forces. in june as a gesture of goodwill, blush above its troops from the island demonstrating it won't hinder you and efforts to organize a humanitarian cargo. to exploit agricultural products from ukraine. however, despite the russian troop withdrawal to maney remains under the control of the russian navy and air force was it what he was doing? i was asking whether national junior ward, restricted shinnecock museum, had showed us a will not to middle school morning from national such, no, not in your boy. my asset would emma familiarly w

and the first mayor of philadelphia under the new republic. he also had his hand in a number of organizations in philadelphia. he was a member of the lab or a company in philadelphia, the american philosophical society, the hand in hand choir company -- [inaudible] if you are familiar with george washington you can imagine that that was an interesting topic between the two of them. powel as served as pennsylvania state senate as well as the speaker. he was really well politically connected individual in philadelphia i will turn it back over to sam to talk a little bit about elizabeth. >> sure, so i am happy to talk about elizabeth. this is actually, i want to briefly mention this, this is a new portrait that we recently acquired thanks to an anonymous donor, of elizabeth powell from 1793. this is the height of her social scene, which kayla will talk more about. how the powel's had their home being the social epicenter. this is a portrait we think was down by joseph wright. who actually died from the yellow fever epidemic. just like samuel powe

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children go to new gardens and schools. the republics completely within its borders ready to become part of russia in the liberated cities. lisichansky severodonetsk frontier igorsky, for the time being, road signs are in ukrainian, and flags. there the russian way. all luchians had only one to the east. today on this way will be made, the last most important step, the most wonderful news in 8 years. why? well, because we were waiting for this was prokopenko konstantin peunov oleg dubinin to lead, luhansk, zaporizhia region, as a result of shelling of a column of refugees, the number of deaths increased, the head of the movement, together with russia, vladimir rogov, reported this, 24 people were killed, 36 were injured. among them were children, militants opened fire on peaceful people with heavy artillery, dozens of cars were destroyed near the checkpoint people tried to leave the territory controlled by russia in the direction of energodar for any information about which particular unit of militants fired at the motorcade of the auth

without sounds official from the la guns people's republic report new strikes on the town of spots of a thank here. this 4th is launched multiple raw kids from a u. s. applied time our system. we heard from a journalist who was staying at the local hotel when it came under fire. thank you, sir, for sure. within an hour there was a strike, and then just a few minutes later, a 2nd one. it seemed that our hotel had been perfectly targeted, but it was almost empty. it was severely damaged in the attack. almost destroyed was. so i was very lucky, i'm okay. the attack was very weird because besides me, there was only one other person and administrator maryland. there was nobody else earlier during check in the girl. the front desk mistook me for an officer because of the way i look here. i showed her my documents and she registered me. there was no military on the premises on your way, early saturday. another deadly attack by cave was reported in the dawn, yet people's with public warning. he might find the following image is upsetting a with this footage from don. yes. so some of the victi

. >> so you argue in your latest piece for "new republic" the democrats shouldn't freak out over theed about, the delay of the same-sex marriage vote until after the midterms. give us a sense of what they are doing. >> one thing to remember here is that old addage, do you want to make a point or do you want to make a law? now, senator tammy baldwin is herself gay, this is an important topic for her. and if she personally believes that this bill will have a better chance of passing after the election, you know, she is not an idiot, if she generally believes that, it may be a big reason for that. and i think that yes, there are republicans who would want to vote against it, and don't want to take a controversial vote, but there are also the republicans who want to vote for it. and they don't want to potentially anger an alienate their conservative base ahead of a really critical election. so this bipartisan group that was pushing for this bill asked senator schumer, hey, could we wait until after the election? and he honored their wishes. and i think that, you know, there may become a

in your life. schools in the lugansk republic this year began to work according to russian educational standards, teachers were retrained in the region brought newtell lineika how the work is organized in the schools of the luhansk people's republic today especially there are many solemn occasions and new educational standards, by the way, are russian and new in the textbook. they, too, from russia, help the schools of a public organization with them. volunteers at school number five in luhansk brought textbooks from the investigative committee of russia . retraining programs for teachers will also play a big role. in russia , 11,000 teachers from the lpr underwent retraining. the teachers of our luhansk people's republic had a great chance to take courses in moscow and rostov-on-don and distance courses throughout our beloved russia, and this gives us new knowledge. this gives us the opportunity to teach subjects even more and more deeply. this gives us the opportunity to be friends with the schools of the russian federation with which we are already friends in the luhansk people's republic , 98% are ready for school by the new academic year. a

in the right amount also helped with them, tambov region egor grigoriev oleg makarov news, lugansk people's republic now let's talk about sports in the champions league and the russian football cup. this week, the second round matches are played in the group stage . at alexander abramov's, he joins me sasha hello, and in what format is the rhythmic gymnastics spartakiad held? da sash good morning, it 's interesting what happens in the format of the olympic games, that is, there were qualifications today, medals are played in the individual competition, only one set of medals. this is a personal all-around. and now komarenko is really leading in this qualification. we start the release with football in the champions league this week for the second round in the central match yesterday, bayern played against barcelona for the polish striker of barcelona robert lewandowski. it was the first meeting with his former club from bayern in barcelona, ​​the pole moved last summer to score against his former teammates. about lewandowski did not work. although there were good moments , especially in the first ha

joyce vance is back with us and also joining us as daniel strauss senior correspondent at the new republicy six committee has less than three months now to wrap up its research. why do you think it hasn't made ginni thomas a bigger priority until now? >> i mean, they have their reasons clearly. the scope of this investigation goes far beyond just a few people. but it is curious and it's curious because it looks like after the labor day break, we are going to get a lot more of what we know happened on january 6th. adam kinzinger, a member of the panel recently said as much. i think it's also extremely delicate to subpoena a spouse of a supreme court justice and the committee, all of these investigators of all of the probes into president trump right now, are trying to avoid coming off as overly partisan or partisan at all. so, at this point with this particular witness, i think they are moving very cautiously because they don't want to seem like this is some kind of vehicle for advancing an agenda against trump. >> and joyce, speaking of witnesses, pennsylvania's republican candidate for go