in 1794, peale was also simultaneously the curator of the ap s cabinet. and at this moment he applied for permission to rent space on the society in philosophical hall in order to open up his museum there. so, given his two roles, it is highly likely that he was also displaying some of the ap s cabinets collections alongside and within his own museum. so here, we see the learned society, and the public museum kind of coming into contact. so this was not without some anxieties. especially on the side of the abs. one of the largest specimens in the societies cabinet, a skeleton of an indian elephant, was placed on display at peale's museum. but the society was very careful to note that they preferred quote, a handsome and suitable inscription to ensure that it was placed there is best calculated to answer the purpose for which it was desired. there is a little scuffle in the meeting minutes about this decision. someone felt the need to know that this decision was reached after maturely weighing all circumstances, which is never a good sign. and this collabo

made, which today serves as a cyclist, if in the morning the inhabitants of ancient xian met with peals then they went to sleep under the roar of drums, for which even a special drum tower was built. here you can see a small music show only with a drum bias or even by yourself. hit the exact replica of the old bass drum installed on the upper tier. flax towers spread out. a large area where you can hit, buy a lot of different souvenirs and meet interesting people, such as street customers, of course. master liu just wrote my name in chinese in five different ways . it's about like damid ary five hieroglyphs. one two three four is normal, and the fifth is considered to be mirrored only through the light. the whole great city, the ancient capital, which has seen many wars and emperors, where the great silk road began, the chinese are incredibly proud of xianin, a large 9 million city with a special charm, because in the city for a long time of tranquility it is located in the very center of vast china, it was formed by their civilizations you will be treated in many countries and of cours

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peal in congress right now who only exists because of illegal i immigrants padding the census numbersthing, as conservatives, we understand, the rule of law is the bedrock, lifeblood, foundation of society of civilized life and freedom. when you, l eliminate that and you add millions of people whose presence here occurred in violation of the law, you eliminate the rule of law as core of american life, you live in a country where the law is no longer our master, political greeds and political impulse, desire to rule over others is the master of our lives. conservativetism cannot 35 in a country wheres rule of law is dead, we're watching the rule of law die, die rapidly and quickly before our eyes, there will be little of it left, if republicans don't find something went themselves to go deeper than talking points, deeper than same old speech and rally the whole of nation to stop joe biden's nulcas nulcasion of. mark: we need to focus in on who the republicans are. most can be found in senate. a majority. the mcconnellites with no interests in resolving this unless, they give the store

jim jordan pealed the american people need transparent sing and why was president trump's home rated president biden's? why did the fbi take pictures of classified documents but not president biden's? republicans want fair and equal treatment under the law. of course, major questions remain mainly like the subject matter classified documents and why did it take more than two months before the public knew about it, carley, todd? before the midterm elections big question, alex, thank you so much. newt gingrich said the investigations will be crucial. speak with the election is really, really important. now you have people in charge of these committees who are going to have the power of subpoena, and there are so many questions outstanding, starting with the biden documents. for example, the it lead you into the university of pennsylvania, which received millions and millions of dollars from the chinese communist pier the whole question, how was the money accounted for to what degree did virtually the entire biden team including secretary of state earn a living off of money from pennsyl

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new york republican recently admitted that he lied about his work experience, education, as well as pealround while running for office. >>> there is a shakeup among house democrats, with some stepping aside from previous roles in-house leadership. >> i think each of us made an individual decision. the timing was right. >> reporter: hoyer plans to advise the new generation of house democrat caucus leaders. >>> now something else to watch for is whether president biden makes his 204 reelection bid official. he has said that he plans to run again. but we are expecting an official announcement some time in the next couple of months. some members of his party, though, have been calling on the 80-year-old not to run. but he is coming into the new year with new momentum from the better than expected midterm elections. >>> and jared, do we know about what house republicans have planned after they take control tomorrow? >> so investigations are at the top of the list here. in particular probes into president biden's son, the origins of covid and the situation at the southern border with potential

but the garage that hunter just pealed outs of with the big guy's car, totally secure. then we find out hunter claimed he owned house and he was paying the big guy 50 g's a month to live in it. hunter in his own memoir bragged about quarantining at the big guy's house during the campaign and now they find out hunter was selling access to anybody. if you want an access pass to the biden family, all you have to do is be hunter's sugar brother, pay off his taxes so he can blow his cash on vacations to hawaii. you think we're kidding? we're not. hunter's sugar brother, kevin morris paid off $2 million in hunter's irs debt. you think the guy is just being nice? no. it's hush money. the media went after trump for settling with stormy daniels for 1,345,000. they claimed it was hush money to win an election. but trump would have one pays the president's family in $2 million in tax bills before an election, how is that not hush money? how was that not a campaign finance crime? again, the biden administration are putting the media in a bat spot. so the they are making the media l

me to serve on these committees, and i look forward to continuing that work of billbuilding a more pealening to congresswoman omar of minnesota. we see adam schiff back to the podium. he and swalwell spoke to the fact kevin mccarthy wants to kick them off their committees. he is taking questions. >> you should not be on the intelligence committee because he said you told lies. i want to give you a chance to respond. >> i could just say that mr. mccarthy's rationalizations, justifications keep shifting. the cardinal sin appears to be that i led the impeachment of his master in mar-a-lago, for withholding hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid in ukraine, a nation at war with russia in order to extort that country into helping donald trump's re-election campaign. we proved those facts and got the first bipartisan vote in the senate in history to remove a president. kevin mccarthy calls that a hoax. well, it was not a hoax. but he will do the former president's bidding. he is entirely reliant on the former president. this is something the former president wants. i can assure you i

has not been recorded at this moment, at the same time, throughout the city you can hear the ongoing peals of artillery duels grigory the widow of ruslan babeker andriy rudenko and oleg bondarenko as a result of a massive missile attack on the points of temporary deployment of the afu unit in kramatorsk, an hour ago, this was reported in department of defense. they emphasized that the strike was delivered after the end of the remeasure regime and became part of the retaliation operation in response to the death of the russian military in makiivka in the first minutes of the new year, let me remind you then, after direct hits by the american missile system heims, according to the ministry of defense, 89 people were killed. in the donetsk direction , russian artillery strikes thwarted an attempt by the enemy with forces up to a company of the 54th mechanized brigade of the armed forces of ukraine to counterattack the position of russian troops in the direction of the settlement. the donetsk people's republic destroyed up to 70 ukrainian military personnel two armored combat vehicles and a pi

we have been trying to peal that back. get to the truth, we're having that conversation right now. we'll see where we go. >> bret: okay. >> we're going to stand up for the american people, bret. that's our job. >> bret: we'll have the other side on little bit later in the show and we appreciate your time. >> thanks, bret. >> bret: joining me now brit hume. have you ever seen anything like this. >> brit: no. i never have. look, this does have a similarity to situations mostly seen them in the senate where on a very close vote a single member or a couple members will have the leverage that their vote is needed and will use it to extract concessions from the majority. this happened and we have seen things like this happen in the house where, you know, enough people will block a spending bill or an increase in the debt limit to try to leverage, you know, the repeal of obamacare. that was tried, you may recall, the government shut down. it didn't work. it was a complete failure. so, i mean, this -- some things like this have happened. but never something quite like this where you have 2

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about pride seemed like a delusion of pride, so let the world today hear the salute of the russian peal. yes, it takes revenge, victorious leningrad breathes exultantly today , russian president vladimir putin in his hometown on the neva, he laid the saints at the piskarevsky cemetery and on the nevsky piglet. and he said a lot of heartfelt very correct words. and he said, unfortunately. the fight against nazism did not end with the nazis, with whom we are fighting, the real nazis will listen to the president. we absolutely justifiably say that we are fighting it. well, there is bandera. bandera, who collaborated with hitler and shot his civilians. so his henchman was engaged in the killing of civilians elevated to the rank of national hero of ukraine well, how can you imagine it and everyone is silent, they don’t notice, they pretend that they don’t notice, but it's true. this means that they continue this practice and practice beyond the grad of detachments and practice. uh, shooting uh, civilians. they continue these abuses of civilians in the donbass adjacent territories. by the way

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so some of you might be familiar with the work of charles wilson peale who was a portrait painter naturalist and museum entrepreneur in philadelphia in the late 18th century keel established one of the earliest american museums during the 1780s, and he combined collections of his own portraits and works of art with natural history and anthropology as well as lectures demonstrations and other forms of popular entertainment. but in 1792 peel was hoping to get some more funding for his museum and he issued a broad appeal to the citizens of philadelphia and addressed members of the american philosophical society, which is a learned scientific organization in the city in order to make the case for his museum and implicitly of course to attract some donations. so peel devotes most of his energy and this in this work to describing the range of his collections and their potential for educating citizens of the republic. he also emphasizes the practical and logistical aspects of running a museum, including you know, the costs of guilt frames and glass cases that he's going to need to acquire and it's

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