norman: i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from south carolina. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. mr. quigley: mr. chairman. the chair: the gentleman from illinois. mr. quigley: i demand a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from south carolina will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 63 printed in part b of house report 118-261. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. norman: as the designee of mr. nehls of texas, uh i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 63 printed in part b of house report 118-261, offered by mr. norman of south carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 838, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. norman, and a member opposed each wi

norman, for five minutes. mr. norman: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize the outstanding work of the norman haigy family in rock hill, south carolina, and the 72 years of outstanding service to generations of rock hill residents. april 15, 2023 marked 72 years since norman opened its doors in rock hill. norman jewelers is the definition of a successful family-run business built on a commitment to quality, service, and a dedication to their community. the watch repair business started with norman haigy as it grew. his wife became active in taking a more active role. soon after, their children, steve, mike, and linda, were old enough to work at the store. linda and mike now co-own the very store that their father started in. and successfully run it with values that were held so slowly by their parents. quality, products, treat customers with respect, earn trust by being open and honest. now norman haigy jewelers has employed four generations of the family. i would also like to recognize the impact of the family well beyond the custo

norman. mr. norman: thank you, madam speaker. i have been sitting here for about an hour listening to the debate back and forth on amendments. the amendments, the republicans are putting up, are wanting to put some fiscal sanity back in this house. my good friends on the left are wanting to spend more money. the priorities and canser in this country is the bankruptcy of america. that's one of the things that m- amendments i will have will offer to cut programs that need to be cut. the amendment 108 prohibits funding for the american climate course. my amendment would prohibit funding for the america climate corps that the biden administration recently established through executive order. this cost by the way, $30 billion. the biden administration describes the american climate core as a workforce training and service initiative for careers in the green -- clean energy and climate reliance economy. as part of the administration's justice 40 go, the corps will focus on equity and environmental

. >> host: are there any policies norman horn, in the federal system today that are based on christianles, in your view? >> guest: on some level i suppose you could say that. there are certainly policies that protect things like free speech, the protect our ability to protect ourselves. all these things, , like these things are part of our american tradition, they're built into our dna. these are important things and principles that .2 good things. so status if there's nothing good soap whatsoever that any government has ever done or something to that effect but rather when it's an institution that is a confounded in this problem a manner that they're going to be confounding problems on top of that. >> host: is there a a positio, a libertarian position on abortion, and is it in sync with a christian position on abortion? >> guest: there is debate amongst libertarians about what it means to be pro-choice or pro-life. we comen down on at the nonaggression principle means that one ought to be pro-life, even though we acknowledge that debate and we have a whole chapter in a book on this wr

norman: mr. speaker, what my amendment does is prohibit use of funds by the o.m.b. to consider the quote, social cost of greenhouse gases. try to define social cost. it's just resulting in another fine by government bureaucrat. it is used in the development and implementation of budgets, federal procurement processes, or environmental reviews. president biden is directing agencies to consider the flawed social cost of greenhouse gases in the development and implementation of budgets in the federal procurement process and environmental reviews. democrats use a social cost of greenhouse gas metrics to justify sweeping climate policies and strict regulations and i might add strict fines. this impacts everything from purchasing goods and services, conducting environmental reviews for all kinds of projects, and levying climate penalties against private businesses. this is against every private business that is under a lot of stress right now in this country. this is all this bureaucratic process does.

doctorjulie norman, occupied territory. doctorjulie norman. of — occupied territory.ry. doctorjulie norman, of course, as - occupied territory. doctorjulie i norman, of course, as expected, hassan nasrallah had great condemnation for the united states and even use the expression of the runyon revolution, describing it as the great satan, and he emphasised that the united states are to pay the price for the crimes, as he saw it, in the war against gaza. —— the iranian revolution. do you think this isjust iranian revolution. do you think this is just rhetoric, iranian revolution. do you think this isjust rhetoric, or in iranian revolution. do you think this is just rhetoric, or in the speech, what many will be analysing, do you think there is a call to their allied militias to do more, to attack american interests in the region? i attack american interests in the re . ion? ~ ., , attack american interests in the reuion? ~ . , ., , ,., region? i think we have seen hassan nasrallah keeping _ region? i think we have seen hassan nasrallah keeping his _ region? i think we ha

doctor norman, single sign, and steve malls for gentleman walk. doctor finkelstein has used the words repeatedly, concentration cap when referring to the treatment of palestinians. um, it's obviously heated language, but he's not the only one who's used it. i should be fair and mentioned that steve . uh, you take umbrage at that terminology. it's not just your words, but your reaction is i'm watching you x. it could be called rick because rick, it is not only disrespectful insensitive, and it's insane. okay, a o. c. i a congress woman here in new york from the, in the, in the united states said that our border we were keeping our, the, the illegal immigrants that come into the country in concentration camps the left likes to throw it around. now when you show me the gas chambers and the ovens and the skeletons and the star ration and the forced labor, and the lamp shades made from the skin, of those people that were in the real concentration cast run by the nazis. then we could talk, but to throw that around casually because you hate jews and you

back those guess conservative radio host, steve malls berg, who is a firm defender of israel, dr. norman finkelstein, who was an equally firm and in his defense of the palestinians. but before we do that, i'd like to catch you up on the news, israel and the government of giving them yeah. who appear ready to use this, a force of biblical proportions. i don't use that word by coincidence, by the way. that is how nathan yahoo is framing it, and his war cabinet, they're describing their actions in that way, which is only adding by the way, gasoline to this fire, because now you have both sides saying that somehow god is only on their side, which means they're killing in god's name, that's not good. that's not good. to be clear, there is general agreement that because of what, how much did there needed to be some kind of retribution? maybe the group needed to be eradicated from us, even arab leaders that agreed with that notion. the problem is the campaign to eradicate him off is now apparently turned into what appears to be a campaign to eradicate the entire 1000 population by sending troop

when we come back, i'm talking to steve mazda boards and dr. norman finkelstein. and we are going to be right back by the. busy and we'll continue this conversation with you as well. go to twitter and you'll find me there. and rick sanchez, tv or x or whatever they call it these days. i'm looking forward to having that conversation with you. and when we come back, of course, the very latest on the us military's engagement in this complex and what it means for the future of the regions stay right there will be right back with my 2 very passionate guests the the 1898 of the united states won the war against spain and gain control of the philippines. the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rule and grand independence through the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give freedom to the philippines. and side, as just another colony. 1999. the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupying american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot started a

dr. norman finkelstein is an active as an officer whose books include gaza. an inquest into martyrdom, saves you are being perceived as someone who is not concerned. and this should be obviously a very important concern for all of us as americans, that we could be on the brink of all out war with iran, at least if we hear the rhetoric both from washington and from tehran, not to mention the shooting, going back and forth he says dr finkelstein, that is the israeli is go in full force with troops into the palestinian areas. there is no question that not just iran, but other arab countries will be involved and that will conflict grade this more. how concerned are you about that? of course it's, it's very concerning, but you know, i take pride when a nazi supporter calls me names. i love it, i wear it as a badge of honor and thank you. keep doing it, sir. luck. of course i as i'm tom, hope you think anybody wants war, anybody wants the us to get involved? anybody wants world war 3. but the bottom line here is, is that israel cannot allow more butchering, not see

when we come back, i'm talking to steve mazda parts and dr. norman finkelstein and we're going to be right back by the way, we'll continue this conversation with you as well. go to twitter and you'll find me there. and rick sanchez, tv or x or whatever they call it these days. i'm looking forward to having that conversation with you and when we come back, of course, the very latest on the us military's engagement in this complex and what it means for the future of the regions stay right there will be right back with my 2 very passionate guests the the, the law like like how about us and how to start and feel all those in the region. the or non state actors by the operate with his national have down the don't to break beyond national golf. so if you don't have it, you have is mission to the race, spain you know, and bring spain back to the peace love at the end, or restore the king that they are not in any way interested or even both of them. that's another part of this course, unless you understand that you could easily fall into the trouble. the american propaganda, the probably but

doctor norman, single sign, and steve malls for gentleman walk. the doctor finkelstein has used the words repeatedly, concentration camp when referring to the treatment of palestinians. um, it's obviously heated language, but he's not the only one who's used it. i should be fair and mentioned that steve, if you take umbrage at that terminology, it's not just your words, but your reaction is i'm watching your x. it could be cause rick because rick it's, it's not only disrespectful insensitive, and it's insane. okay, a o. c, a congresswoman here in new york from the, in the, in the united states said that our border, we were keeping our, the, the illegal immigrants to come into the country in concentration camps. the left likes to throw it around. now when you show me the gas chambers and the ovens and the skeletons and the star ration in the forced labor, and the lamp shades made from the skin of those people that were in the real concentration cast run by the nazis. then we could talk, but to throw that around casually because you hate jews and yo

wheat start from that point of view at the very beginning. >> norman horn as a libertarian how do you reconcile jesus saying render unto caesar? >> we talk about that in the book a little bit. we talked about the render to caesar passage is what is on that coin that presents. if meet one of these scenarios whose sinus on and whose inscription that is caesar himself on that coin if you're part of that date you would know this is caesar son of god ironically enough that's like a graven image into the temple where that event occurred. render to caesar what is caesar and to god what is god he is calling out the pharisees during that time for doing something fundamentally against what jesus is all about which is to give honor and glory to god. in a sense what is caesar? basically nothing. what is god? everything. in a sense the typical interpretation that render to caesar meaning you need to pay your taxes it's a bit is a bit d might think about it. we try to bring that forward in the book we do that in many of our publications elsewhere as well. >> in seeking freedom you spend some time w

norman. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 110 printed in house report 118-261. the chair: those in support for a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 207 and nays 213, the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment 112 printed in part a of how the report 118-261 by the gentleman from south carolina, mr. norman, on which further proceedings were postponed on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment 112 printed in part a of hous

and it was when norman back. went in search for the bicycle. he he was . six foot six. and the he he was. six foot six. and the enemy snipers all ways knew who the officer was because he was invariably over six foot. and unfortunately he got taken out . unfortunately he got taken out. he got shot just above the left eye. but beneath the eyebrow and strangely, i have the bullet . strangely, i have the bullet. oh, wow. >> yeah. how . oh, wow. >> yeah. how. it >> yeah. how. it >> it's a miracle that i have it . and he the blessing is that he was killed instantly . was killed instantly. >> yes. >> yes. >> and i suppose another strange blessing there that he didn't have the four years that ensued of trench foot and ultimate horror seeing the he never saw the scale of what was to come . the scale of what was to come. >> that's right . the scale of what was to come. >> that's right. i'm so glad to have his rucksack for all the contents that was in it. >> what was in the box? >> what was in the box? >> things like tobacc

so norman, baroness claire fox. so norman, where do you want to start?our old boss, isn't he? he's my old boss. back in the top job. yes, he is in command. >> yes, he was. he was my he was a prime minister when i was a member of the of the ministerial team at the department for transport. then the home office. david cameron i never really got on very largely because on very well, largely because i reported in opposition reported him in opposition for misusing parliamentary misusing his parliamentary office for fund raising for the tory , and he had to tory party, and he had to apologise to the house of commons so he never commons for it. so he never quite me. does bear quite forgave me. he does bear grudges, david, and can be rather petulant. having said that, it's good that, i think it's a good appointment because clearly the world very unstable place world is a very unstable place at moment. having somebody at the moment. having somebody from recognised from britain who is recognised on stage at and is got on the world stage at and is got some credibil

let us remind you that dynamo moscow also filed a similar lawsuit against norman; this case is still whites themselves will open the second round of the brotherly derby with csk next weekend, the match will take place on the army team field. it is always difficult to make predictions for club football after national team matches. at dynamo has a large group of foreign players in its squad, and marcel licka prefers to take care of them after long trips, so we will probably see a lot of russians in the derby, most of them were at the disposal of the coach and had a sparring match against the media, the tudrs team. as for the army team, in recent years they have played mostly unsuccessfully against the white-headed ones. the last two meetings ended in defeats. nadezhda on chalovo and oblekova. ivan scored against cuba, but suffered a nasty shoulder injury. based on this, dynamo. in our opinion will be closer to victory, odds 3:20. a big event in kaliningrad, spartak is flying to the local baltic. and vinline singled out this meeting as a match of the tour. spartak are favorites on paper

we're joined now by doctor norman the finkelstein, who is an american political scientist. an active is an expert on the error is really conflict. we're also joined by tv and radio personality, syndicated columnist and political commentator who has worked with me in the past. and you've seen us together sometimes agreeing and sometimes not agreeing steve balls burg. gentleman, i'd like to thank both of you for joining us. this is a this is a heck of a thing that we're in right now, and one can't help but think. and i think we're making this point that it doesn't start with just what happened with him us. this has been taking place for some time now, dr. finkelstein, i'd like for you to start us on this discussion of how and when this thing got out of hand to the point wherever it is now being talked about in terms of a prelude to a potential world war 3. what, what, what is the genesis of this in your eyes without, i mean being to descriptive of everything that's happened over the last 100 years, where this thing really get away from us. since 2006 when elections in the wes

thank dr. norman didn't go to i'm going about as well as steve malls berg for this very passionate. and as you can see, very, a very interesting discussion that we have at these times filled with lots of passion, as we expect to. uh, thank you so much gentlemen. before we go, i want to remind you of our mission. really. it's the well try and the silo the world. we've got to stop living in these boxes truths don't live in boxes, they live everywhere. i'm actually interest. i'll be looking for you again, right here for i helped to provide a direct impact the the so to the 1st was little, what i mean, the close i filled with the mean get a would, should at least look forward to new cool. my solution could any of them would have them a video for them to get us to move. you know, what could you just simply do a phone call? can you please show level was i mean you for some work and the question the can you point me up? i'm not sure, but i see me. awesome, of course. struggle with up some of to the social issue. the number of the walls were pointing to the bus. and so despite the, the, the

my guess have much to say, steve malls berg, and dr. norman finkelstein will respectfully or at least as respectfully as possible. try to talk about this very passionate argument with their own perspective. about this dire situation will be right back the previously i'm going to us on the secret of which if you're the post the queen, for the mobile number for us to, to get to the old and just put a couple of their fiscal. i'm supposed to new way of like this political science, pretty much staples and they just thought it was because the printer was the 1st go for the 3 of the boys alone. the the and to talk about this, we're joined now by doctor norman of finkelstein, who is an american political scientist. an active is an expert on the error is really conflict. we're also joined by tv and radio personality, syndicated columnist and political commentator who has worked with me in the past and you've seen us together sometimes agreeing and sometimes not agreeing steve balls burg. gentleman, i'd like to thank both of you for joining us. this is a, this is a heck of a thing that we're in

my guess have much to say steve osborne and dr. norman finkelstein will respectfully, or at least as respectfully as possible, try to talk about this very passionate argument with their own perspectives. about this dire situation will be right back, the russian states never as one of the most sense community best. most all sun set up the must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will fan in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on the rush to day and split the smooth net keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube the question, did you say steven closer to the and to talk about this, we're joined now by dr. norman the finkelstein, who is an american political scientist that active is an expert on the error is really conflict. we're also joined by tv and radio personality, syndicated columnist and political commentator who's worked with me in the past and you've seen us together sometimes agreeing and sometimes not agreeing steve malls berg, gentlemen, i'd like to thank both of you for joining us. this is a, this is a heck of a thing that

i want to thank dr norman didn't go to. i'm going about, as well as steve malls berg for this very passionate and as you can see, very, very interesting discussion that we have at these times filled with lots of passion as we expected. so, thank you so much gentlemen. before we go, i want to remind you of our mission, really, it's the well try and the silo the world. we've got to stop living in these boxes truths don't live in boxes. they live everywhere. i'm actually interest. i'll be looking for you again right here. but i hope to provide a direct impact the there is no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the madness of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is 3rd world lunacy re washing. press for still up on the line, likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals, is let me, let me on my have fairly quick propaganda. you know, price here in new york. i think we d

detectives were always whispering about something away from their colleagues, and it was headed by normanofile arrests, one of first in the hands of the sergeant. lead singer of the rolling stones. i don't really want to talk about my life on drugs, i would really like to be a positive example for the generation. jagger was turned in by his own driver, he told pilcher that the stones were throwing a party, and in the midst of it, a raid began. the cops seized a lot of amphetamine, heroin and marijuana. the rock icons got off with fines, and for scotland yard, detaining the star became something of a trophy. the legendary beatles were next in the detective's sights. first harrison, then. listen if you're so afraid how i influence young people, do n’t let the press just ask me about drugs, don’t publish it, it’s my choice. on a foggy morning, pilcher, wearing a postal uniform, knocked on this door, it was here at 34 montague street that john lenon and yoka ona lived, but the lovers were already waiting for a search, completely naked, yoka and lenon, one locked the doors, the other held the

norman horn. he is one of the coauthors of this book, faith seeking freedom, libertarian christian answers to tough questions. and he's also a founder of the liberty and christian institute, which is what the libertarian christian institute mission is ultimately to try to convince other christians of libertarian ideas. and so we do this by making the christian case for a free society and equipping our people to help defend them. and so we do that by creating all sorts of different types of media, things like our book here in order to try and spread the word. is there a natural antagonism between libertarianism, christianity? yeah, well, to some extent we have seen that in the last 30 to 40 years of american history in particular. and what we what we experience these days. but i don't think it's because there's a fundamental incompatibility. it's more bit more like that. the loudest voices in the room aren't always the christians. and so it's important to realize, in fact and wherever you go amongs

norman: there is a track record for this.audi arabia and the emirates have a record of the d radicalization and we have learned from them. this requires giving the palestinian people a sense of hope, a sense of security, and dealing with the witches brew of multiple splinter organizations which are dedicated to violence and the destruction of israel and the united states. jonathan: how do you expect the nature of this war to develop, to change in the coming weeks and months? norman: this remains a likely long-term conflict although it will play out unnecessarily in terms of a traditional war. there are so many factors that need to be put together. the u.s. will focus on the return of hostages, preventing expansion to the conflict, laying a groundwork for the future. beyond that, we are off the map and we should have a lot of patience and look for a lower conflict that saves lives while eradicating a terrorist organization. jonathan: norman roule there. eradicating hamas comes up all the time. in practice it is more complex. t

detectives were always whispering about something away from their colleagues, and it was headed by normanthe foggy albin, one of the first to fall into the hands of the sergeant was mikjaeger, the lead singer of the group rolling stones. i don't really want to talk about my life on drugs, i would really like to be a positive example for the generation. jaeger was turned in by his own driver, he told pilcher that the stones were throwing a party, and it was in full swing the raid, the cops seized a lot of amphetamine, heroin and marijuana, the rock icons got off with fines, and for scotland yard detaining the star became something of a trophy; the detective's next targets were the legendary beatles, first harrison, then lenon. look, if you're so afraid of how i influence young people, just don't let the press ask me about drugs, don't publish it, that's my choice. on a foggy morning , pilcher, wearing a urashka, knocked on this door, it was here on montague street 34 that john lenon and yoka ona lived, but the lovers were already yoka and lenon were waiting for a search, completely naked,

only film on which you can see the main rock star hunter of the sixties, london police detective normanist brian jones into the car. a lethal mixture of cocaine was found in his apartment, mephedrone and cannabis. it was the era of hippie and rock, which plunged post-war england into psychedelic fever. in sixty-five to fight. a special department was created in london, later, among the police it began to be called the whispering squad, the detectives were always whispering about something away from their colleagues, and it was headed by norman pilcher, a tsunami of high-profile arrests swept across foggy albion, one of the first in the hands of the sergeant caught mickjagger, the lead singer of the rolling stones. i don't really want to talk about my life on drugs, i would really like to be a positive example for the generation. jagger was betrayed by his own driver, he told pilcher that the stones were having a party. at the height of the raid, the cops seized a lot of amphetamine, heroin and marijuana, the rock icons got off with fines, and for scotlandyard, detaining a star became so

norman horn let's close with this quote from your book. it's relation to galatians. libertarianism doesn't artificially bind christians morally where christ has left them free. yeah, it's what we like to say a lot. lirtarian christian institute. is that we are seeking after the concordant values that we see a both consistently christian and consistently with the natural law flowing from that that too can determine that those principles that we find self-evident that all men are eated equal and are pursuing and so on. those things are, what we seek after and we seek to promote and there is nothing about christianity that that says that's wrong. faith seeking freedom is the name of the book libertarian and christian answers to tough questions. norman horn doug kerry baldwin. -- clarke and the foreword by lawrence r request that you silence your cell phones and i would love to introduce ms. schaffler, who is the executive director of americans for immigrant justice, a nonprofit law firm that for ov 27 years, has champione

forgive me , jessye norman. forgive me, jessye norman. forgive me, jessye norman.nment there may quit the next election. we're not sure if that will they're doing so to will happen. they're doing so to allow notice take allow themselves notice to take up the private sector, up jobs in the private sector, and the election could have come as may year. for as early as may next year. for me, it's longer term bet, i me, it's a longer term bet, i think. sunak's king's speech think. mr sunak's king's speech last week set out a far longer period. i think that he wants to remain as prime minister, maybe as long as january 2025. that's as long as january 2025. that's a the longest date that he a date the longest date that he can he can remain as prime minister without calling an election. don't forget, when you walk those stairs behind me walk down those stairs behind me in downing street, you walk past all of prime all these faces of prime ministers when ministers with their dates when they prime minister below they were prime minister below it. can have dates it. and if he

norman. i'm with you. of norman. i'm with you.ing pyjamas? i mean, anybody who mean, do you know anybody who wears no wears pyjamas? no >> kind of. >> it's a kind of. >> it's a kind of. >> it's a kind of. >> i love pyjamas. i've got lovely christmas ones at the moment gingerbread them. moment with gingerbread on them. how nice. little matching set. thanks, let's move how nice. little matching set. tha shall let's move how nice. little matching set. thashall we? let's move how nice. little matching set. thashall we? to let's move how nice. little matching set. tha shall we? to the _et's move how nice. little matching set. tha shall we? to the times ove how nice. little matching set. tha shall we? to the times and on, shall we? to the times and this israel hamas truce deal, which is now going to be delayed. >> yes . such a awful , horrendous >> yes. such a awful, horrendous thing that these families are going through to constantly have hope offered up and then taken away and offered up and taken away. and they're really not being ve

norman: very difficult to think forward.rst you have to identify which partners will show up for eight camp david style agreement meeting. will benjamin netanyahu survive in his current political situation? it is doubtful. who will be the leader of the palestinians? the head of the palestinian authority is 88 years old. there will be no hamas presence at the table. who do you bring to the table? those entities do not exist at present. jonathan: a massive question. great to get your view. it always is. we could have a six-day truce. this is a much more constructive moment. hostages returning to israel. six-day cease fire, temporary truce. the yuan indicating they been able to scale up delivery of humanitarian aid across gaza. that is the good stuff. let's talk about where we are in a week. tom: what is so important to me is every day this is improving. the moment we are in seems to be better than the first day of cease fire, second day of cease fire. cease fire's end and then what is the question? lisa: the fact that norman w

so thank you for doing that, norman ye. i invited him, i invited cindy and gordon mark, gordon, i forgot to mention besides the acquisition and the renovation, the third part is the subsidy. so gordon work with us to provide us a hefty subsidy for the two years while we're applying so. it takes a lot of these pieces. so again, i want to thank our officials for caring about our seniors and keeping them right here in the city. so i know that, i could thank all of you, you know, thank every one our seniors here. we ask lens to bring seniors who are more english speaking so we don't need to do the translation and lens is really good and these are the group of seniors who always attend phil's meeting, connie's town hall meetings and mayor's budget meetings and. so we've gotten ivy and a lot of our seniors pretty well trained to express their

history, bringing out the so-called, meaning russia and rus. deriving from the western and from the norman flow, although this is an absolute lie, absolutely, if rurik was such, it is true, but the asscolts of the holes were not, rurikovimo, they were not even normans, these are our princes, well, uh, returning to before shevchenko, you know, there are monumentalist sculptors who simply take, for example, a photo and simply sculpt from the photo, and here you have complete depth. study of the character, the hero, wanted, we talked about oranta, it was said that she really became our symbol at the beginning of the war, and how did the full-scale war begin for you, where did you meet her and what did i meet, i met her in kyiv, i did not have any panic, to be honest, i knew that there would be a war, i knew it, i knew it from diapers , i knew it from childhood, because when i was little, and my paternal family comes from donetsk region, this is the starobeshiv region, it is now under these bastards, all the villages, both greek and ukrainian, there were also russian ones, well, let's say so,

my guess have much to say, steve malls berg, and doctor norman finkelstein will respectfully, or at least as respectfully as possible. try to talk about this very passionate argument with their own perspectives. about this dire situation will be right back the the, after the nazis bower in italy, states foreign policy became extremely aggressive. benito mussolini needed glorious victories. he decided to achieve his ambitions in africa. despite the fact that formally libya had become and daily and colony back in 1912. the vast territories of this country were not actually controlled by rome. the nazis decided to put an end to this. but as soon as the religious order of the senate side stood in their way, the arabs did not want to submit to for an hour and put up stairs, resistance, dividers against colonialism were led by the seats of this m a side order. omar l move star, who was nicknamed the lion of the desert for his incredible courage. despite the violent, bombardments and voice and gas usage, mass deportations, and the imprisonment of the local population and concentration camps. the

detectives were always whispering about something away from their colleagues, and it was headed by normanarrests, one of the first to fall into the hands of the sergeant was mikjagger, the lead singer of the group. i don’t really want to talk about my life on drugs, i would really like to be a positive example for the generation of jager , his own driver passed, he said pilcher, they say the rolling stones were throwing a party, in the midst of a raid began, the cops seized a lot of amphetamine, heroin and marijuana , the rock icons got off with fines, and for scotlandyard detaining a star became something of a trophy, the legendary beatles were next in the detective's sights, first harrison , then lenon. if you are so afraid of how i influence young people, just don’t let the press ask me about drugs, don’t publish it, it’s my choice. on a foggy morning , pilcher, wearing a postal uniform, knocked on this door, right here on the street montague-34, john lenon and yoka ona lived, but the lovers were already waiting for a search, completely naked , yoka and lenon, one locked the doors, the

congressman ralph norman, thank you so much for being here. >> pleasure. thank you.e: coming up, how the markets are moving after a big week of retail and tech earnings as we preview new home sales ability pce out next week. global strategist quincy crosby is here with her expectations, next. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ only at vanguard you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means your priorities are ours too. our retirement tools and advice can help you leave a legacy for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership. ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™. circulon with scratchdefense. built from three layers of nonstick to withstand over 350,000 metal utensil scrapes in laboratory testing. 130 times longer-lasting than the competition. get free shipping at circulon.com jackie: welcome back. let's take a look at futures this morning after markets were closed for the thanksgiving holiday and we're l

norman: good morning.l, although it was surprised by the october 7 attack, has traditionally had exceptional intelligence on this area. we need to keep in mind it has captured hundreds of prisoners. it his use tactical sigint. it has used drones to gather intelligence. this hostage exchange will provide four days for them to ingest what mr. b -- what must be a massive amount of intelligence to shape future attacks. tom: this war is not over. on a percentage basis, how much of this war is over? norman: that is difficult to say, because the war itself being over would require the eradication of hamas as a threat to israel. that requires the attic -- the eradication of hamas' seniormost leadership and their weapons caches. israel has destroyed about 400 tunnels. it has taken out several dozen palestinian commanders. but they have a ways to go. this operation right now requires that they remove more civilians who are under significant threat. and then they have to move south , which will probably begin in abou

julie norman has a name there and he had a wide coverage of the war on cause. a continues on that which is around the clock without teams in israel on the west bank. and on the ground in gauze, you'll find more context and analysis on a website that which is there a dot com. we always welcome your input to post your comments on facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story on x diploma, twitter at ha, inside story for me, james base and the team here in doha. stay safe. i'll see you soon. bye bye for now . the the oven dish about the job it slipped. the chicken put the full consist have much time a box with a good to go to the one solution question is war with wanda? imminent? rigorous to be your dying because of black lives. don't really matter in the police will join me markham on hill upfront what out to 0. the . ready ready ready it is rarely sold as rain guards as largest hospital for a 2nd time off to entering the i'll shoot for compound with tanks. on wednesday, no to south, no wet and garza is safe. ultimately, 6 weeks of his rarely strikes. 11000 pal

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in london, julie norman, associate professor and politics and international relations and university college london. also in washington. d. c. has a name that he's a scholar and political analyst at the middle east institute. thank you very much. all of you for joining us today on inside story. so let's look at where the us stands on the con. ready on golf, so can i start with you, how so on? if we go back to october, the 7th, and that was a full throated defense of israel from president biden. given the scale and nature of masses attacked was the public fully behind him van and now they behind him. now it's important to chase what's going on in the us in the context of the caution was what's happening in the bottom actually here since the ninety's. and here we have really ultimately a flash up notice we have what are you going to is that in particular either you'll view it as in the context of jewish history as the jewish people are dealing with the victims in the course of the millennial discrimination upgrade the demo for situation, or on the other hand, you place it in the contex

and this was done in the for lucy norman and williams, it know, some wounds labeled and, you know, as we do, you've seen what a data was good. i the, the, [000:00:00;00] the initial stuff, a lot of why it is, uh, how much on it for the days when he is on the mazda, on like the dns on the line. but it's the, comes of the the guy is. busy on the unit siding on the the was a thought to, to wanted to learn guys here. so i didn't get england further to the to the david it talk to you to, to fits this is instead of was bathroom employee the shuttle just a to has given bit. steve, is that when i was a lot in the one thing run a while to get it for know yeah, liaison low that 80 yeah. and the area and the ones you know with in the that i can 1000 miles from the easily so about that i know that of the yeah. family they set out will be an invitation to the level. so my son, the son of a just so i understand, well for a loaner son, when you do that, she'll figure it out. okay. well thank you. ok to fix it. i mean, everybody's just the old uncle is they get that hill on those as i'm the use of i

i asked norman. was my make a wish, truly. performing in front of all my heroes. i asked norman, why am i doing this? he's like, "oh, because you're so wrong for it that no one would get offended that you're doing it." [ laughter ] rob reiner, tom hanks, why not me? you pick tom hanks, why not me? for me, i was so obviously not correct for the gig they were like, it's nice they're giving the youtube comedian a chance, it's good of them. >> jimmy: you did a really great job. tell me about your show. first of all, people who have seen it -- i haven't had the opportunity to see it yet. i'd love to come see it while you're here in l.a. i hear it's unbelievably great. >> it's really -- it's a show -- i'm a jew. depends who's asking. i am a jew. and i went to this meeting of white nationalists in queens. and i did a show. and marjorie taylor greene calls the show "the feel-good hit of the summer," obviously. >> jimmy: when you went to this -- it was like a comedy of errors that led you to this meeting? >>

norman ornstein, senior fellow american enterprise, co-host of words matter podcast. us, former republican congressman charlie dent of pennsylvania. he's the executive director and vice president of the congressional program at the aspen institute. good morning to both of you. thank you for being with us. let me start with you, charlie. gop house leadership unveiled this plan yesterday afternoon less than a week before the shutdown deadline. now, they only selected mike johnson as a speaker a few weeks ago. i'm a little surprised that it's taken this long. i'm a little surprised that mike johnson seems to be surprised that this is not likely to pass with his own party's support. >> correct. look, what he has proposed is not irresponsible. i do not agree with a two-step process, but it finds the government at current levels. the problem that mike johnson has is that hakeem jeffries has a lot of leverage now because as you just pointed out, the hard-liners within the house republican conference are not going to support this. so democrat votes will be needed, so hakeem j

now, minister, norman baker.rking as the member for lewes member of parliament for lewes in east sussex from the 1970 1995 sorry, till 2015. he also worked as the parliamentary under—secretary of state in the department for transport , as department for transport, as well as the minister of state at the home office and in his free time, norman baker does a lot of writing a royal author in his own right. in 2019, he published the book and what do you do ? you the book and what do you do? you what's the royal family don't want you to know? then he's when he's not writing books , he's he's not writing books, he's singing in a band . yes. he's got singing in a band. yes. he's got a bit of a voice on him . he's a bit of a voice on him. he's part of band called the reform part of a band called the reform club. nothing do the club. nothing to do with the reform , i take it it's reform party, i take it it's just unfortunate coincidence . just an unfortunate coincidence. we'll discuss of that with we'll discuss all of tha

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