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so, as in paul t. c. and then the text, the initial draft was supposedly made room for broiled, a cooperation between the un peacekeepers on the lebanese government to the one in swim flores in lebanon, a unit. phil has been in place since 1978 following his rating and invasion of the country. the mission is tossed with creating a buses are in between as well on 11 on which do not have a pace. tracy, meaning that still technically in a state of rule, you wouldn't pace. capers are also in charge of patrolling, be so called blue line, a geographical boulder intended to determine if, as well, has fully was low on his trips from lebanon. we spoke with jamal, why came and professor of history politics and international relations at the lebanese university. he said that the west and tends to use this mandate to monitor the situation and nothing on the un troops. they consist mainly all the countries that are either the western countries or the countries that lets a pro was pro u. s. so the united states once, a

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c. thank you. so much st paul and i, and on buddhist legal, not stay 6, life sick and byron played a thrilling encounter in the weekend's top contest. both teams have made a strong start to the season and despite 4 goals flying in on saturday evening, they couldn't be separated here. the vid champions in town and kick off onto the floodlights. there was no doubts. leipzig was up to the bottle against harry kane and buy it. and it was the 1st to charge down to the blog. louisa pen the went through and go on, bundled the bull task. spend. all right. one new up to 20 minutes. brian what? 3 key. just 6 minutes late, the cooling of celtic castillo, look it by and heat by it in light, 6 seconds to nail up. they look sense for a 1st time. we know the buying in more than 5 years to him as to who had to change something at half time. and his side will also have a way back into the game. when ben, you mean henry's handful, the pulse cane sets up to the penalty and pop the deficit. in the 57 minutes the momentum it shifted a

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can choooose your dodor whwho works wiwith other bebest-in-clasass specialils to c care for alall ththat is you.u. . >>> paul and i were talking about the 9ers game. i was asking could quality conditions stop the game from happening, he said no. >> i mean t is possible if they get air quality readings close to game time, we don't want athletes exhearting themselves exherting themselves. too late to move to a different location, they did before, but there were no crowds at any of the games because of the pandemic. trickier this time and amazon and broadcasting rights it would have to be dreadful for them to move it around. >> but we still have the air quality.. >> i do not plan to exert myself myself. >> i usually go on a bike ride but i did not, indoors pravment what i preach. [ laughter ] >> smoke is drifting down farther to the north. southwestern oregon the wind field is aligned to direct that along the coast and into the bay area and reenforcing the smoke that is already here. there is a system dropping over north. fall straight south. and it will produce gustier winds through the north that is why the a

c-span, powered by cable. on the senate floor kentucky senator rand paul announced he will not support expedited passage of any government spending measure that provides more u.s. aid to ukraine. he also discusses the nation's debt and its impact on national security. i rise to the leadership of the house, the senate and the president of the united states on notice. i will not consent to any expedited passage of any spending bill that provides any more american aid to ukraine. it's as if no one has noticed that we have no extra money to send to ukraine. our deficit this year will exceed $1.5 trillion. borrowing money from china to send to ukraine makes no sense. it's not as if we have a rainy day fund sitting around, trillions of dollars and a pot of money to send to ukraine. we are going to borrow it. when we borrow it and create new money to pay for that borrowing, we create the inflation that is plaguing our economist. provided with $113 billion between february 204th, 2022 and the end of the month that average $6.8 billion or $223 million per day. there's a lot of things we need to fix in our country befor

paul sport territorial again. and see i thought i had activist michael c 2, but the lazy dies, the age of 95. that i forgot announced the death of the man who said you come on, paused with nelson monday law to bring democracy to south africa. the i am eddie micah junior and you welcome to the program. if possible last week has had central morocco getting at least 800 people and i called into authorities under at small happenings at the adequate struck late on friday nights in the high i last mountains about 70 kilometers from the city of matic. s. local official has said most of the that's okay. i didn't mountain area. that's where it difficult to reach the homes. damage the cars, crushed and george blocked by the deputy earthquakes truckload, uncle certified residents. pick the homes in the middle of the night shop and panicked in the state or to my home has been destroyed. thank god was still alive, but it was very hard. the new us through the one of the guessing i was surprised by an intense vibration. everything in the house was moving. we didn't know what happened, that the liquid cascad

paul's sized play. is a great question, why the c, i would do this. why would they do this experiment on unwitting residents of a small town in france? france being of course, an ally of the united states. so they're not targeting enemies or spies. they're just doing an experiment on, on waiting in, on knowing people. and i would just say, because they could experiments on creating situations of mass psychosis and managing them can, cindy had 50 years later. the color revolutions in which demonstrates, as were invariably offered drinks of strange origin, affected ukraine twice. the february 2014 the stand ship burning rubber code, and you had thousands of demonstrators were state of constant to you for you. while filming the events are both olga could live, i felt something was wrong with the people who are really pushing me. if you have some thoughts, we quit the argue. he's only shot much try before the by what could cause such a strange frenzy fear of us. here comes the z. my give me just give me a few minutes on your desk. i need you to rush those

paul, washington, chapel hill, birmingham, c augustus, oxford, dallas, raleigh, san diego, and seattle. from the gulf of mexico to the canadian border and from the atlantic to the pacific, memorials have emerged as the go to sites of racial activism. if memorials had become the litmus test of racial politics, because they are a public storytelling venue par excellence. they force us to confront basic questions about our past. what stories will be dignified ross rendezvous s'il vous plant . and a part of the background in which we live our lives and what stories and who is will be subsidized by tax dollars. transmitted by the landscape and preserved by the tenacity of the granite bronze and marble . and when i say the memorials of the new lunch counters, i just mean that the stories that we tell or do not tell but the american past are now on the front lines of the fight for racial justice. so, let's end with a tribute to these boys, tyler yarborough, and curtis hill, recent graduates from the university of mississippi. students, who would not let then the lists of the last word, who ma

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paul, to savalst appalling try me up nearby c passenger traffic has been suspended. no casualties have been reported. it comes a day, often your training and ms. i was talking to the headquarters of the russian black c thinks in the city. the head of ukraine's intelligence says at least 9 people have been killed in the attack. moscow says it's air defense systems, shot down 5 missiles. it says one person is missing these of a latest and a series of ukrainian attacks and crimea this month. we're going to cost to have the same besotted, whose life for us in key. what more do we know about these latest attack saying well, just this morning we've heard from the russian back governor of crime yet who has worn people to stay in doors has said that rockets were sputtered and shot down by russian air defenses. and fragments have fallen in parts of sylvester pulled on the crime in for then to let details still trickling in with regards to this latest. ready tact but ukrainian intelligence sources as have confirmed this morning that according to their information, at least 9 p

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item four c please respond with i or nay. paul wolford. i fatties rb all right, warren post i we have three votes in favor of the motion to postpone item four c so the motion. the motion passes. thank you. before entertaining a motion on adopting the consent calendar, i did have a question on item four b interim director short. i don't know if you could answer it. there may have been a typo in the staff memo. is this project expected to be completed by summer of 2024? do you know? or if anyone in the audience knows us, i think it is us, but in the cover memo that i saw, it didn't say completion. i'm sorry. i don't know that off the top of my head, but we can certainly double check and let you know. thanks to clarify, i actually did pose that question to the project manager and they did clarify that the construction completion would be summer of 2024. yes that's what i expected. thank you. that was updated on on the document posted to the website. so perfect. thank you. are there any questions on the consent calendar from the commission? if

at least 10 died. several decades they to, it was revealed at one of the c i a secret tavar trees operates. it's not far from paul size. play is a great question. why the see i would do this. why would they do this experiment on, on waiting. residents of a small town in france, france being of course, an ally of the united states. so they're not targeting enemies or spies, they're just doing an experiment on, on waiting in on knowing people. and i would just say, because they could experiment some, creating situations of mass psychosis and managing them can, cindy had 50 years later, the color revolutions in which demonstrates his way invariably offered drinks of strange origin affected ukraine twice the february 2014 the stench of burning rubber code and he had thousands of demonstrators were in the state of constant to you for you the while filming the events, reports, olga could live, i felt something was wrong with the people who are the really see if connection, leave the ship. some salt, please quit the are you only from us before to see if the show produced by war could cause such a strange frenzy fear of

the rush that says there's been another attack and it's black saint paul's us of us to poll inc. find me a nearby c passenger traffic has been suspended, no casualties. have been reported, it comes that day after ukrainian this, i was talking to the headquarters of the russians. black sea seats in the city ahead of ukraine's intelligence says at least 9 people were killed in the attack. moscow says it's air defense systems shot done 5 missiles. it says one person is missing. these are the latest in a series of ukrainian attacks and crime in this month. i'm going to go to the same the savvy whose life was in key. what do we know about these recent attack? same, the russians, the russian back governor and the crime in 10 is what has been warning people is that there is ongoing activity. russian air defenses are operational, a rocket was spotted and shot down. and we're seeing reports of people seeking shelter as this morning's attack is from what we've here reportedly. ongoing details are so. ready trickling in, but we have also woken up this morning to more details with regards to what exactly happe

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c-span powered by cable. >> now general paul nakasone the national security director and cyber command commander it speaks at the national press club in washington, d.c. talking about section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act giving the government authority to do targeted surveillance on foreigners outside of the united states. authorization for this tool is set to expire december 31 2023. this is about one hour. >> general paul nakasone asset cybersecurity is national security. while the internet has given us global connectivity and rapid innovation, it also leads the u.s. vulnerable. malicious and often state sponsored cyber actors seek to exploit our new connectedness and achieve targets on our critical infrastructure and military. since general paul nakasone assumed command at u.s. cyber command in 2016 the national security agency in 2018, he has seen the threat landscape expanded to become more complex. over recent years, it has become clear our electrical grid, our oil and gas pipelines, and even our water supply can be vulnerable. perhaps even the 2020 for electi

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>> comcast supports c-span is a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> on the senate for kentucky senator rand paul announced he will not support expedited ssage of any government spending measure that provides more u.s. aid to ukraine. he also discussed the relations of debt and its impact on national security. >> i wised up with the leadership of the house, the senate and the president of the united states on notice. i will not consent to the expedited passage of any spending measure providing more american aid to ukraine. it's as if no one has noticed that we have no extra money to send to ukraine. our deficit this year will exceed $1.5 trillion.n. borrowing money from china to send to ukraine makes no sense. it's not as if we have some sort of rainy day fund sitting around trillions of dollars in a pot of money which is going to send that to ukraine. we're going tokr borrow it. when we borrow it and create new money to pay for that borrowing, we create the inflation that is plaguing our economy. since the beginning of russians were in ukraine, the american taxpayers provide ukraine with $113 bi

paul rudd, jason schwartzman. jack black >> and the great - >> jimmy: john c.s call - >> jimmy: were you nervous to play with the beatles? >> i was because it was -- you know, the stakes couldn't be higher. it's the beatles if you like music, you love the beatles. and i grew up listening -- you know, we both -- everyone loves the beatles i don't have to make that point. so, i got -- >> jimmy: judd called you? >> judd called and said, "i want you to play george harrison. and i, of course, said yes at the time, i was on vacation with an ex-girlfriend. and she didn't want me to fly back not drew not drew because drew would have been like, "you have to go back there. [ laughter ] "even if you have to take a yellow submarine it is imperative that you go there. >> jimmy: imperative >> yeah. she -- but so, i went back we had a day to prepare. so, i called paul rudd, who -- this is a very name-droppy story. but you mentioned them all, so paul was playing john lennon and i said, "paul, you know, i'm nervous. we're playing the beatles. and he's like, "dude, i'm nervous,

then there's paul colby, he's largely kept a low profile compared to his peers, but his 25 year career with the c, i a included work in russia. and when he does speak out, it's often about what he sees is the inner workings of russia. however, his predictions are always the most accurate take. for example, this one published on february 23rd 2022. there is no threats from nato against russia. ukraine certainly poses no threat if a full scale or words or break out a new crane. i think, well, there would be an initial patriotic search to support troops in action once the true cost of that, in terms of casualties. and what it means for russia, for the next decades, could mean the beginning of the end for putin. so what can we expect from this group of homeland intelligence experts? well, the planets for them to meet at least 4 times a year to discuss a wide range of ongoing national security concerns that include terrorism and emerging technology. as for what power these experts will have over determining us policy that still remains to be seen. and homeland security has recently been busy finding t

. >> he revealed to the jury how he believes paul introduce that fatal dose of nicotine into linda system. during the off top cedical examiner found an injection mark behind linda's ear. >> you think he stuck a needle in her? >> it's not out of my mind, that is exactly what he did. >> and you think he's getting frustrated? >> yes, that's it, it's time to catch the paycheck. >> and while there is no evidence paul ever bought nicotine, baytieh said, he didn't have to. he could've distilled it from cigarettes? >> right. >> he would've known how? >> it is very easy. >> the prosecutor had one more surprising revelation for the jury. he called leslie curry to testify, she was paul's wife prior to his marriage to linda. leslie told the jury that over the course of several months during her marriage to paul, she became very weak and sick, when paul told her to get life insurance she took the required blood test, but the insurance company declined coverage. after that, leslie said, two things happened, paul left her and she got a better. >> you think paul poisoned leslie? >> i think he was poisoning her, yes. and i thi

paul, i solutions that would be editing us on areas on how you can improve the performance of the c units. having the same conversation, we say we said and the that actually and same conversation with the indians and the pricing and they've gone some of the so i made the point ada, that she has with some, with the oldest a and paula stations we'd say pool is if you ever so, so we have those so we can learn a lot from, from that face. i think it's in the interest all say signs incorporation that we get to learn in. and then from each other, like i said, for many la cruz people in those, you know, hanging fruit and who are beginning to, to read those who i'm speaking of russia. russell tends to build a power plant in south africa and is arranging full russian energy supplies to the country. how far reaching do you think these prospects will be in, in terms of such a co operation between south africa and russia? was significant. i mean, like i said, we can do with new generating capacity. i did see that the l. n g g s, if you like, is a form of transition, is 50 percent the let's say, coordi

paul, i solutions that would be editing us on areas on how you can improve the performance of the c units. having the same conversation, we say with the, the united nations general assembly is under way of this new york headquarters representatives of the 193 countries are participating in the highest level most of the organization. and i believe just taking to the stage is the 1st speaker at president let this of of brazil that's listening faster advantage frances, from trinidad to bandwidth on the truck. so it's a great pleasure to be preceded by the united nations secretary general antonio good. that he's, i will do, i agreed to shift each of the heads of state and government and delegates present. but i still, i pay homage to our compactor it sergio theater. the mammal for 1021 of the employees of this organization. the victims of the brutal attack in baghdad 20 years ago. it is, i also wish to express my gonzalez's to the victims of the earth cake in morocco and the storms that fit very like what happened recently in the state of rio grande it was showing my countries have these trag

subchapter c to government code, specifically paxton caused employees of his office to prepare an opinion in an attempt to avoid the impending foreclosure sales of properties belonging to nate paul or business entities controlled by paul. paxton concealed his actions by soliciting the chair of a senate committee to serve as a strong requester. paxton directed employees of his office to reverse their legal conclusion for the benefit of paul. >> those allegations are untrue, therefore he pleads not guilty. i didn't mean to step on you. the allegations i just heard are untrue, therefore ken paxton pleads not guilty. >> article three. disregard of official duty and abuse of the open record process. while holding office as attorney general kenneth paxton is used his official power to the public administration law specifically paxton directed employees of his office to act contrary to law by refusing to render a proper decision relating to a public information request from records held by the department of public safety and by issuing a decision involving another public information request that was contrary to law and applicable legal precedent. >> attorney general paxton, how deeply?

down this dark jesse: path of deranged ce exploitation, well, the sould c the democratic party survive. >> kentucky senator rand now paul joins me now. >> senator, when you engagether with your colleagues from the other side of the aislsidee are they talking about how amazing chilazind sex change surgery is? we he got a controversy going on in this in kentucky right now in our governor's race. at our democrat incumbent andy beshear, has said, well i, you know, i'm not really for the surgery, but it doesn't really happen in kentucky. welloesn't r, then we got a letm the university of kentucky saying, yeah, they have been doing surger they hay, thist sug reassignment surgery on children, on minorser ru and he was caught in a lie. but they're running with their hair on fire away from theirs. g they're like, oh, we just want the gender affirming stuff. affiw pearls here and there, but not the surgery. but he vetoe d the bill thate would have stopped the surgery, and our republican legislature overrodeour repu him. and damien, daniel cameron is fighting this out in a battletle theryou're there.wantt but you're right, the dem

that with this subsidy, gary, which is called paul coe about to see that it makes no sense to go in conflict in contrast with each other in terms of the c a t o which is that all just better, we make the tiniest, but every make a has a built up applied to the a viable and then the use of sales and support the shuttle car industry. so it would be very interesting to go in corporations. you corporations, with chinese companies and corporations to 0, being under the u. s. companies to fall to form a new area. and richard richard, cost effective, busy the battery. a seem to be interesting to read w for it. savvy has a link to to boston, which is a chinese company doing batteries. so they're brought together. why shouldn't be able to give up just in case of not to go in and do for the confrontations they own the child is, but every visit us but, or even need to your we need a battery in the, the times of crime. it says the counselor opinion, because at times of contest we saw with the mike richard, whole supply chain incidents. sometimes countries do prioritize the national production of i'll just let me tell you about points since i think w

c, i a plan to destroy it. and anyone else that's stored in the way it is firm and continuing, paul, this is that all the end, it'd be overthrown by a cool. it would be much preferable to have this transpire prior to 24th october. but efforts in this regard will continue vigorously beyond this date. we are to continue to generate maximum pressure to with this and utilizing every appropriate resource. it is imperative that these actions be implemented clandestinely and securely so that the u. s. d and american had to be well hidden. but those watching the dramatic events and folded santiago didn't know what the granular level of involvement of the us government entity stabilization on ultimate destruction of high end. there's government. and it was only when secret documents were released decades later, but the true expense of their culpability in this illegal on the democratic who was revealed, the president's views to do the maximum possible to prevent. and now the end to take over the 3 julian sources and with the low, boucher and it wasn't just the american step. so to crush i and these democratic mind, they di

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