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additional funding for america reframed provided by open society foundations, acton family giving, parkarts, and the reva and david logan foundation. additional funding for this episode was provided by phi lambda charitable trust. ♪ ♪ recently, i decided to go on the journey to go find my dad, a man that i hadn't seen in 30 years. i remember the last time that i ever spoke to my dad. i was eight years old. i don't remember what it was. maybe he didn't come for a visit, or he missed my birthday, or didn't get me a present. i don't quite remember, but i do remember feeling angry. i remember feeling hurt. and my mom encouraged me to tell him how i felt. now my mom never badmouthed my dad. she never said he was a bad guy or he was a bad father. and i think even at that young age i knew what she wanted and i think i knew what was expected. so when my mom encouraged me to tell him how i felt, i remember calling him up on the phone, my mom was next to me on the couch, and i blamed him for this thing, or that thing, and i don't even remember. but i remember the last thing i ever said to my dad

additional funding for america reframed provided by open society foundations, acton family giving, parkdowment for the arts, and the reva and david logan foundation. ♪ (upbeat music) - when i looked at the archival, it was always really hard to watch that because that's how i remember my dad. - everyone that i've grown up with in love is at risk of being attacked or killed. (upbeat music) - our country is still in this place where we have this conversation about black versus white versus latino versus asian versus indigenous. we forget that so many of these communities are intermixed. - [man] and here's lonnie riding the pine, collecting splinters again. - pkew. - it's heavy, dad! (people laugh) (toddler babbles) - these are also american stories. these are also human stories and they're all relatable in my eyes. - [dispatcher] there's only one shooter, gunshot wound to the head. he is down. - [man] 311 to all units. - i felt an affinity for the story. - there is no protocol for these things. i don't know what to do. - [sarita] the punjabi sikh community is very strong. there's so many

george soros set up an open society foundation in hungary in the late 1980s, supporting young democrats orban. but orban's growing interest in an illiberal democracy increasing which clashed with soros' vision of a liberal one. but soros, like george birnbaum and arthur finkelstein, was jewish. identifying soros as an enemy from a country in which more than half a millionjews were deported and murdered in the second world war risked replacing the demons of the past with the demons of the present. the new threat, according to orban, came from muslim immigrants, brought into europe, however implausibly, by another outsider, a jew. although george birnbaum stopped working for viktor orban in 2015, and arthur finkelstein died in 2017, orban continued to vilify soros in his political campaigns. the duo had given viktor orban one of the keys to his remarkable electoral success. giant billboards went up around the country selling george soros faced with the slogan, do not let the side of the last laugh. it was around the country and seemed to repeat a trip people saw in the 1930s of the grinni

department's bureau of international organization affairs, along with previous positions with open society foundationsas the senior policy advisor for africa, europe and the africa practice as senior director. she began her career as a foreign service officer at the state department with assignments in mexico, south africa, and washington, d.c. she's the recipient of four state department meritorious honor awards, the thomas pickerring foreign affairs undergraduate scholarship, an alumnus of the advancement program, and is a member of the 2019 class of next generation national security leaders fellowship at the center for new american security. she was honored by new america as a 2020 black american national security and foreign policy next generation leader. and is a 2020 alumnus of the new leadership council, washington, d.c. chapter. she currently serves on the advisory council of global and educational nonprofits aimed to inspire underserved youth to pursue careers in public policy and foreign affairs. and on the advisory boards of social enterprise dedicated to empowering women in west africa and

in the departments bureau of organizational affairs along with previous positions with an open society foundationnior policy advisor and albright group the africa practice senior director. she began at the state department with assignments in mexico, south africa and washington, d.c. the recipient of four state department meritorious honor awards, the thomas pickering foreign affairsri undergraduate fellowship she's an alum of the international career advancement program and a member of the 2019 next generation national security leadership for the new american security. she was honored by new america as the 2020 black america national security foreign policy next-generation leader and as a 2020 alumnus of the new leadership council washington, d.c. chapter. ms. cormier smith serves on the advisory council of an educational nonprofit aim to aimed toinspire underserved youo pursue careers in public policy and foreign affairs and i'll make advisory boards of the social enterprise dedicated to empowering women in west africa and the united states. on the council of foreign relations she's received de

senior advisor in the bureau of international organization along with previous positions with open society foundation, senior policy advisor for africa, europe and asia and the africa practice. she began her career as foreign service officer at the state department in mexico, south africa and washington dc. she is the recipient of four state department meritorious honor awards, undergraduate fellowships, alumnus of international advancement programs and member of the 2019 next generation national security leader at the center for new american security. was honored by new america as a black american national security and foreign policy next-generation leader and is a 20 alumnus of the new leadership council, washington dc chapter. her research on the advisory council and educational nonprofits aim to inspire and underserved youth with careers in policy and foreign affairs and on the advisory board of social enterprise dedicated to empowering women in west africa and the united states. desiree cormier smith is a member of the council on foreign relations at harvard university. we are honored to have yo

department's bureau of international organizational affairs along withaf previous positions with e open society foundation as a senior policy advisor for africa, europe and eurasia and all stonebridge groups africa's practice as the senior director. ms. desiree cormier smith began her career as an officer at the state department with assignments in mexico, south africa and washington, d.c. she is the recipient of four state department honor awards, the thomas pickering foreign affairs undergraduate fellowship, she's an alumnus of the international career advancement program and as a member of the 2019 next generationea national security leadership fellowship atsh the center for new american security. she was honored by new america as a 2020 black america national security foreign policy next-generation leader and is a 2020 alumnus of the new leadership council washington, d.c. chapter. ms. cormier smith serves on the advisory council, and educational nonprofit aimed to inspire underserved youth to pursue careers in public policies and p foreign affairs d on the advisory board of a social enterprise dedica

people or on them the first not for soros in the eighty-fourth year, he creates a network of foundations, open societyr mass control. you are a capitalist who does not care about the social consequences of your action, and on the other hand you are a philanthropist who cares about the results for

he creates a network of foundations, an open society, psychology, sociology , tools for managing the consequences of his act; on the other hand , you are a philanthropist who cares about the results for society. how do you solve these two problems? i accept that as a competitor i must compete to win as a human being. i feel anxious about the society in which i live. and with what kind of surus am i talking, and moral george soros or moral george soros we are talking about one person. this is the same person who at some point engages in immoral activities. the rest of the time , he tries to be moral and repeatedly accuses suros of financing protest movements around the world and even in the usa so impressed the americans that in the seventeenth year they created a petition demanding to deprive the investor of citizenship and prohibit him from entering the united states ; - minister. orban. launched a company to stop soros from the given characteristics. the enemy of the state as an inventor has no nationality and believes that the whole world belongs to him, and finally. from the late

george soros foundation to promote open society donated to the campaign legal center. , the foundation has given to pro- public of the campaign center and the american constitution society, alliance for justice and fixed the court and the ford foundation funded to the center for popular democracy and the national women's law center. both organizations called for supreme court reform based on pro- public house reforming. i will close by winding back for just a moment to the whirlwind. the quote raised by senator kennedy just a few moments ago, what was that? what was chuck schumer saying on the supreme court steps that today? we will unleash the whirlwind. you won't know what hit you, justice. bwas the whirlwind the guy that traveled a great distance and arrived at night outside of the home, was that the whirlwind? it was the refusal against those terrorizing sometimes daily sometimes weekly or some other semi regular basis. or was it the credibility and the character of the jurists who worked a lifetime to build reputations for themselves reflecting on the court of cred

george soros foundation to promote open society has donated to pro publica or, the campaign legal center and crew. so william and flora hewlett foundation has given to republican, the campaign legal center, the american constitutional study, online for justice and fix the court. and the ford foundation has funded the center for popular democracy and the national women's law center both organizations call for supreme court reform based on trade for reporting. .. winding back for just a moment. the whirlwind quote. what was that whirlwind? what was truck schumer saying on the supreme court, of the un he stood on the steps of the court, will unleash the whirlwind, you won'tir know what he is. i think you just said corset and kavanaugh leaving out the title. what was it? was the whirlwind who traveled great distances and arrived at night outside the home of justice kevin to kill just as kavanaugh, was at the whirlwind? was a whirlwind blatant refusal to enforce 1507 against those terrorizing, sometimes daily, often weekly or another semi regular basis? the families of supreme courtt justice

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the foundation that gave money to pro-public are, george soros's foundation to promote open society has donated to pro-public, the campaign legal center and crew. the william hewlett foundation has given to pro-public a, campaign legal center, the american constitution society. alliance for justice and fix the court. and the ford foundation is funded, the center for popular democracy and the national women's law center, both organizations called for supreme court reform based on pro-public a's reporting. i will close by winding back for just a moment, to the whirlwind. the whirlwind quote raised by senator kenny a few moments ago. what was that whirlwind. what was chuck schumer saying on the supreme court of the united states steps that dan? we will unleash the whirlwind, you won't know what hit you, nucor search and brett kavanaugh, leaving out their titles. what was it? was it, was the whirlwind the guy who traveled great distance and arrived at night outside the home of brett kavanaugh to kill him? was that the whirlwind? was the whirlwind blatant refusal to enforce 18 usc 1507 as ag

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