phyllis was well known for a lot of things. in the first 25 years of her life she was the most respected commentator, lay commentator on the strategic balance. she came out of the 1940's married with a degree from harvard. she knew the threat -- she was catholic. the threat was communists. until the e.r.a. fight she was not a recognized profamily or pro-life fighter although she was. she was next read on the soviets and what they were doing. she was a hard-line hawk to stand up to them because she recognized communism. she pivoted after the fall of the soviet union to china because of communism. russian corruption is terrible. what is worse is world communism and the chinese. when she became more active in the political parties on the life issue was after roe v. wade, a pivotal moment for people that believe in pro-life and oppose abortion. i should note she went to every convention either as a delegate or involved in a significant way from 1952 through 2016. she was a delegate in 2016. we don't think there is anyone with that

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i want to bring the question to the point which phyllis opened earlier about policy? did we see nile did receive nothing? yeah. whose visit weighed into some policy and some very real political divisions with in america that is not well is not always standard when a found the to comes to visit the us. right. so i'm talking about things like the image of him sitting next to donald trump. while donald trump was criticizing, coming to harris. the fact that he attacked some american pro testers in his speech to congress, while at the same time endorsing the fraternity brothers to the statement by one of these ministers supporting donald trump's candidacy for the white house. just before prime minister benny main menu mean nothing. yeah, when tough to meet president buys and then campbell harris. yes, i mean all these things are unusual for a foreign leader. if we use that term generically. the complexity is they aren't at all unusual for a minister. netanyahu of course, came here more than a decade ago, and then president obama was in the midst of trying to negotiate a nu

c. phyllis, venice, a fellow at the institute for policy studies. and an international advisor to the advocacy organization, jewish voice for peace in tel aviv gideon levy. i call them hist for the is writing the daily hotspots and overall the punishment of garza. and also in washington d. c. nile, stanish. it political analyst and the white house column list for the political newspaper, the hill. thanks to all of you for joining us. if i could start with 9. so has nothing. yeah. who's visit demonstrated? now, do you think the support for is route is no longer a solidly by a process and a 5? 0 yes, it is certainly demonstrated zack's, i mean, the boy caught by democratic members of his speech to congress, was pretty significant, didn't compost. a lot of democrats not only people on the so called hard left of the party in addition to that, you had to prove chest in the streets which underlined. i think the degree of public discontent with israel's assault on ga. so i mean, this is an issue where the, the voter base of the democratic party, knowing by

i will channel my phyllis schlafly.is just offensive that this country -- we have tons of adoption overseas. people go to china to get a baby. we need to build a culture that says -- pregnancy all around us. let's make this easy and helpful. adoption is really hard on the child and the mother and father. we need to make it something that is meaningful. it is off to the side. i think it's really bad. thank you for that comment. if you look in the platform, one thing the president has set and i applaud this because i've been in this for 25 years. when a republican -- paul ryan did it and all these people say we will cut social security or cut medicare. you will see we will never cut social security, never cut medicare. you say now you have a big problem. you have all these unfunded mandates coming. that is a starting point for the seniors. we will not do that. we made a deal and we will honor that deal. we have to pull back and say what can we do? it's one of the greatest problems we face, the national debt, that we don't

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phyllis bennis is a fellow at the institute for policy studies.he serves as an international adviser to jewish voice for peace. phyllis has written several books including understanding the palestinian israeli conflict. you are out of the protest yesterday, can you talk about what netanyahu said and what he did not say and the significance of him addressing as a foreign leader a joint session of congress more than any foreign leader ever. i think winston churchill came in second with three addresses, this was netanyahu's fourth. >> it was a horrifying thing to see. seeing the standing ovation seemed to be about every 30 seconds you saw members of congress on their feet up plotting and applauding. i think we saw two things yesterday. aside from the host of lies even cnn, new york times was tracking the lies. i think there are two sets of things we need to notice. inside what they showed was the degree to which the support for israel has become a thoroughly partisan issue. besides the fact some democrats supported and signed off on the invitation. t

jim, dwight, phyllis, stanley, andy... and, oh... oh, it's the receipt to my bridesmaid dress.that doing there? i'll take care of that for you. thanks. (michael) kelly kapoor is our dusky, exotic customer service rep. and once a year she will contact our clients and find out how happy they are with our salespeople. sort of a kapoor's list. schindler's list parody. that's not appropriate. no. those reports affect our bonuses. which is kind of great for me because, you wouldn't know from looking at her, but pam's a gold digger. (pam on speaker) hey, new york ain't free. now get back to work. ah. it's the world's tiniest bluetooth. i found it in a japanese gadget store in the village. i got one for jim too. jim, say something. (jim on speaker) testing, testing. hello, everybody. we wanted to stay on the phone all day, but the company has a policy against eight-hour personal calls. so we're not telling anyone. uh, pam, what do you want in your coffee? [pam and jim together] sprinkle of cinnamon. i should go. all righty, dwighty, let's see how you did. nooo... bring it on. sorry. ww

but, they sent phyllis george who was miss america 1970, i believe. and she later became the first lady of kentucky. but she was so beautiful and so all of her entourage. and they came to our icu and talked with every single soldier, which was awesome. and one of the soldiers i was taking care of that day was a double amputee. both of his arms were amputated from the elbow down. and he did not own himself up. so i was holding him up and she spent a lot of time. when she was leaving, i late him down. and i said, wouldn't it be great of all of us looked that good. and he looked up at me, and said they don't hold a candle to what you would like to us. well, i just couldn't believe he said that. and i leaned down and i kissed his forehead and i said i will never forget you. thank you. here he was, supporting me when i was supposed to be supporting him. so. another story is that, i never forget this one. there was an ambush at the on cape pass. an kaye was right near we were. it was up in the mountains and for whatever reason strategy had that we needed th

so that is the pro lemme for k and some faces samples to be in the muscle, phyllis and there's like a set up that i've just looked it up, but i'm going back on that little bit. laflin, not a problem. i don't even do today. yeah, i'm the, me know, you know, what is it, i'm in the book and we'll just leave that in the scene every single what i but i, that's a pretty much they my, your a couple see how they got to get around and say be, so don't if it is, it seems that you already have time to go to mia. it really funny cuz i'm able to enjoy the 2nd unit i bought for that and went out of the lease to go for the food that is a dollar home in. so you'll see the name, okay, me, hold on for the handler. he was for me instead of is that affordable on a 104, but then they have a form in front of the unit. i'm know maybe the other students that come on base and allow me to do the single aki and being daniels for me that allow me to do is to go low rail in the middle. going to check the. uh honestly, i mean, you're going to be waiting for the chat. i said i need to get out of the c panel and pay

phyllis published in and book every year, germany needs 400000 immigrants for its labor market. the shortage of skilled labor could have serious consequences, especially in the cast act. the nurses are being trained in mid vine to by sega service. beyond this, they need at least a 130 registered nurses to capture those patients who require assistance with respiration, the demanding task that requires proper training. have i say, when looking for stuff you've advanced looks abroad, it's been soups in vietnam. i went to vietnam myself, i can visit the language schools, their food, and obviously it was in, i visited countless places, they are still one and one young man came back with the opposite stuff. the media, i said i'm on, i've decided here and now i want to go to germany for training was built on the island and that's what happened is top i see. i think it since completed his training with very good grades and good language skills working and he now works for us often listen with all the tests phones it was how come where else will it come from and it is the only solution.

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as we know the history of phyllis shapley in that wing of the republican party. but the fact that how do we grapple this history of having feminists within the republican party who are fighting for the equal rights amendment? and what does that tell us about today in the republican party of that that this history was once? so those records that i'm currently searching through the in armstrong's records here at nixon library where i'm seeing that play and those histories with of the republican party but also grappling with that feminists that were mexican-american women, part of the republican party who supported the era so that's those are kind of documents that are really drawing to me and calling to me and how do we interpret that as a historian for me, as a historian and what does that say about the parties of today if at one point that existed. that's great thank you as as a question for all of you so often when your research showing there's the document that you come across, you just can't believe it. your heart kind of stops. then you are so excited that it

daniel sherman and michael phyllis run the show. >> it is just remindingius we are here and the cultureere is part of the magic of san francisco and always has been. that we all need to invest in that. >> these two led the charge to bring the theater experience into vacant buildings in san francisco. the stage for pride and gothem, an old bank building that sits at the foot of jones street. >> the experience starts before you walk through the door. so, the venue is also part of it. you know, people, i think they know what they are getting in a theater when they come to these sorts of venues it could be anything. >> in order to turn on the lights and pout a show funding is a major obstick cal. obstacles. an emphasis needs to be put on theeter and art >> the general mind set now it is important. but i there is a shift to happen that the city needs to say how do we encourage audiences to see these shows and bring art at the scale back into the city and use the spaces that are sitting empty. >> some of the spaces are in neighborhoods challenged by crime and homelessness. sherman though beli

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a, a vision that maybe he thinks is realistic, but is delusional to most of his neighbors. blanca phyllis and senior fellow in the middle east institute in washington, dc. because we appreciate your time and your analysis tonight. thank you. great, thank you. for hundreds of fellow citizens marched through west bank cities. in the wake of this mile, he is killing their anger was reflected in rallies across the region, while israel's allies urged all sides against escalating conflict. even for the open support for how much leadership is van into milan. but now people are angry about the death of its political leader. he took the, rejects the assassination of each man here. and the strike convey weeks which was in the discuss anything his lead is according to these things unexpected. then this is the people who, what is uh, what has it on last night the feeling they'll funny a has been condemned across the board and beyond. the $311.00 and human focused on entered on heat on leadership has about 2 events. honey is dead. these we have to get to crushing, responds because it is neither a piec

that is not phyllis science compression. i'm sure there will be some went through with 3 pipes for electricity, water, and wastewater and done on to it. and then under the window where you have good ventilation will be the toilet, but actually accomplish the toilet shouldn't smell as bad as a regular toilet. so we'll see you later. they want to produce their own electricity and heat using photovoltaics, and sort of the energy whole got as a new found passion telling the culture philosophy of working in cycles in the call . and it helps them to return, which is best rates for the final push on the roof construction. the end of october in charlotte, i'm office happened to androids. place to the roof has been to help to new cube has been built. a new windows have been fitted. the hembry company should have started in selecting 2 weeks ago to expect to be more lazy, to be removed from the ethic. andrea also had the milestone birthday to celebrate defense organize supplies, the party and use of happens the broad these to be poste

profile for all of the founders, franklin, adams, abigail adams, lesser-known great founders like phyllis wheatley, the first black poet and warren and james wilson and asked how did they apply this in their lives. they struggled constantly with anxiety, self-doubt, wondering if they were using their industry enough. but what is so sorry about them is what readers they were. i had fallen out of the habit in doing daily reading and inspired by jefferson's schedule, i read for two hours every morning and watch the sunrise the sonnets summing up what i learned and have tried to keep that habit of the meeting ever since now when i wake up rule that i am not allowed to browse or serve until i have done my reading and it is amazing how much greeting you can do when you do it every morning and i am so grateful to the founders for having inspired this. host: max is in maryland, republican. caller: this was an interesting discussion and was breezed over quite quickly to points that were at the crux of this decision made by the supreme court. what was asked was good the current president detain the

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but, they sent phyllis george who was miss america 1970, i believe. and she later became the first lady of kentucky. but she was so beautiful and so all of her entourage. and they came to our icu and talked with every single soldier, which was awesome. and one of the soldiers i was taking care of that day was a double amputee. both of his arms were amputated from the elbow down. and he did not own himself up. so i was holding him up and she spent a lot of time. when she was leaving, i late him down. and i said, wouldn't it be great of all of us looked that good. and he looked up at me, and said they don't hold a candle to what you would like to us. well, i just couldn't believe he said that. and i leaned down and i kissed his forehead and i said i will never forget you. thank you. here he was, supporting me when i was supposed to be supporting him. so. another story is that, i never forget this one. there was an ambush at the on cape pass. an kaye was right near we were. it was up in the mountains and for whatever reason strategy had that we needed th

so i'm just induction does i'm on, is miss phyllis? oh, in the fatherhood. so i'm really kind of in the middle of the night, has the cold, with seats for smoking, be still mistaken by muscle from lots stop work. if what type of wood up let's each of pull pallets you'd send to to load on the 20 minutes when we go the types of people since he once done uh at a specific time. that's kind of some of the talking to become for time start on a bus on the key. it should feed up by the abs on able to this inside of him to name and on may the 27th, 2007 kind of doesn't. must reset, or for a whole ceiling marketing. no, it was in there. he intended to do as much damage as possible. he gained entry by force, started a fight. colored sniffed because of a trifle. he complained about the broken empty treat. today, he felt provoked, treated condescendingly, the, the ink, the soft phosphate. dia, yeah. i live and it's like the t last plus the 50 dean come to monday. it's tough to the hospital until after the are so the tech a must read, has to stand trial. the judge was unde

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but some additional relief may be on the way with prices stable, which is what phyllis over has beene interest rates >> it levels the federal reserve does seem likely to signal next week it will begin cutting interest rates. lower rates would make it easier to get a home mortgage to finance a car and could lead to businesses borrowing to grow, meaning more jobs. all that economic activity generally triggers positive news on wall street, raising retirement accounts and even bolstering city services because the city draws billions in tax revenue from the financial sector. the we found that that big picture relief was of little concern to new yorkers like robert hauser, who just spent $3 more than he was expecting on lunch. it just seems like for a little wild over the businesses had a opportunity to raise their prices. and now that things have started to calm down there, keeping them at those prices and it's everything from fast food to groceries, to pretty much everything. >> and that was henry rosoff reporting for us. wilbur and lyft. drivers in california will stay as independent co

we look at what is still happening to colorado baker jack phyllis and persecuted in court for his beliefsnk about the white house releasing a statement for the transgender day of visibility on easter sunday of all days. there are so many examples of christianity being the target. christians need to wake up and realize what time it is. >> kayleigh: that is a great point the transgender statement on easter. i want to play the very beginning of the opening with steven spielberg's open. it brought tears to many eyes and my family because i do believe this moment that america put out that encapsulate what this was all about. speak over the next two weeks you can watch in the event of any time and i promise you, you will find your story and it will match every came, every race, and filled with stories of athletes who dedicated their entire lives to that one chance, that one shot, that one tiny fragment of time that will forever define them. >> kayleigh: why not make that the theme? >> kaylee: it should be. we should be playing that because as you all said, that is what it is about, the athletes

the responses and certainly everybody in the united states had big failures many countries had big phyllis you look at what of the reforms required in the united states and internationally and globally to build the safest possible world because we are entering we could easily imagine pathogens far scarier then the sars "v2 virus and bob just mention some of those. as scary as bird flu is now it is easy to imagine people in laboratories around the world saying what can we do? with serial pathogen for an evolutionary process like was on it 2011 lab experiment to make this more easily this virus to better affect humans. i do not want to be back your ex years from now saying we wasted the opportunity of covid-19 as a matter of urgency i'm sure there's a lot of things you cannot talk to us about publicly. please share with us your insight as to why the intelligence community has not been able to determine the origins of covid-19 even those fbi deal we came up february 23 and change their assessment. i want to first augment what jamie said about bipartisan we want to be a blueprint as a blueprin

but some additional relief may be on the way with prices stable, which is what phyllis over has been waiting for. they may bring down the interest rates it levels the federal reserve does seem likely to signal next week. it will begin cutting interest rates. lower rates would make it easier to get a home mortgage to finance a car. >> and could lead to businesses borrowing to grow, meaning more jobs. all that economic activity generally triggers positive news on wall street, raising retirement accounts and even bolstering city services because the city draws billions in tax revenue from the financial sector. the we found that that big picture relief was of little concern to new yorkers like robert hauser, who just spent $3 more than he was expecting on lunch. it just seems like for a little wild over the businesses had a opportunity to raise their prices. and now that things have started to calm down there, keeping them at those prices and it's everything from fast food to groceries, to pretty much everything. >> that was henry rosoff reporting for us tonight. ticketmaster is alerting

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1958, the madonna in is a sight to behold it's eccentric the core is the brainchild of couple of phyllis and alex madonna, the construction moka. he traveled all over california and he would stay at different places and in every place was the same. so he decided he wanted to create this magical place we have 110 different rooms, snow to light there's the yahoo room that just haven't sweet and my favorite, the travelers sweep hello the madonna's did keep a few unifying themes in mind. from cherubs to rocks. >> what or how much it is the rig. one of these i've been home to the color pink so mr. madonna loved the color pink. >> you'll see pink pretty much every everybody looks good and pink, even the tennis balls at page and while it might seem random them that a motel like the madonna in found itself in san luis obispo. >> its location makes sense when you consider that the world's first motel was built just three miles away? >> in the 1920s. it was just starting to become more common to have a car geographically speaking, we are pretty much exactly halfway between northern california and

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like this one doesn't have a date but it's from the 1960s spring landscape by patient named phyllis. spring is here. the warm, gentle breezes tell us that. but the most spectacular signs of spring come from the sky above and the earth, like the startled awareness one finds upon coming across the first clump of yellow crocuses and the ready to bloom daffodils and tulips. if you take care, you may notice the different shades of green in the trees and foliage, some yellows, some blue. for me, it brings to mind a song goes something like this in the cold, gray days of december, i will remember the spring when blossoms filled each bow and who can ignore the spring in the morning with all its pinks and yellow lace at sunrise and the yellow lavender and of an evening sunset. oh, yes, spring is here. oh, oh oh, some folks are gonna line up for some questions. and also, we should give you a hand, like, as doing thankful said. yeah. yeah, go ahead. i thank you so much for all of your years of research input in this out. i did hear you speak on one of the morning shows last week and i think i h