salehi, the esteemed vice president of public relations of the presidential institution . has from the people's government, especially with regard to the responsibility that you have in the center of public relations of the presidency of a government that has registered the name of the people's government in the medal of honor and the holy name of the people in its own name on the 13th date and has differences from the previous governments in terms of content and approach what is one of the goals of this situation, it should not be a slogan, people should preserve and touch the people's government of iran. one of the honors is that in the first round page 31 provinces of the country in 11 months with an average of 10 provinces every 9 days, which we and the leadership as a the brilliant incident in this kurdish government is the first view of the people in the 13th government that the officials in all positions are among the people with the people and remove the pain of the people and follow up on the problems and problems that they identify on the floor of the square and

raisi, who visited the round-the-clock anti-corruption center under the supervision of the presidential institution , in the company of managers and the experts of the center are the first step to create hope in the people. write the anti-corruption reports . i don't know the level. if it is proven that at any level in the government administrative organizations, someone seriously failed to fulfill the duty of fighting corruption, the reserve minister should be done. that people have a place in it or with elaboration or amendment on the part of the president, announcing cases of corruption without dealing with and following up on the damage of the fight against corruption, and said that anti-corruption is an unwritten contract between the government and the people, so the government should take steps in this field, mr. raisi said that in the past, in some cases there were red lines, some officials said that such and such a person is our red line and he should not be approached, and in the judicial branch we confused these red lines and said that our red line is the national interest and the destina

jafari, the german presidential institution, to deal with the phenomenon of artificial intelligence, took advantage of the benefits of andersen 's new technologies and prevented its dangers from several years ago in this direction, such as the center for intelligence research. he first established artificial in two cities and these centers are currently located in seven cities in germany . these are artificially powerful technologies that change our lives more than any other technology. therefore, in order for this technology to improve life, it must be within the legal framework. use the literacy of artificial intelligence in the field of economy and labor market, therefore, it is predicted that by 2035 all jobs will be related to this technology in some way . cause economic and social success in let the world work, for this reason, we must remove people's worries and doubts so that they don't think that with the expansion of artificial intelligence, to prevent the damage of artificial intelligence, such as human brain devices, to promote anti-human behavior and the spread of fake n

raisi, who visited the round-the-clock anti-corruption center under the supervision of the presidential institution, in the company of managers and center experts first step to create hope in the people is having listening ears to listen to anti-corruption reports . i don't know the level. if it is proven that at any level in the government administrative organizations , someone has seriously failed to fulfill the duty of fighting corruption, it will happen under his supervision. the smallest thing should not be to reassure the people. dealing with corruptors or reforming the system, the president considered declaring cases of corruption without dealing with or following up as one of the harms of the fight against corruption and said that anti-corruption is an animal between the government and the people, so the government of the people should take the lead in this regard, mr. raisi said in the past in some cases, anti-corruption is a red line there was, and some officials said that this is our red line and you should not approach it, and the mother of the judiciary, we messed up these red lines an

jafari of the presidential institution's radio and television agency , we will examine this issue in the corruption desk at the end of this news section. the number of people in the maghreb increased to 822. the earthquake left more than 170 injured and the condition of 205 of them is reported to be critical. the report indicates that in the past 120 years, an earthquake with this intensity has not occurred in this region of the maghreb. last night, a magnitude 7 earthquake occurred in the depth of 10 kilometers of the maghreb ground shook violently it brought people to the streets. we felt the strong earthquake. the residents of our building came to the street in fear. some people were sleeping on the street because i was afraid to go back home. the earthquake was very scary. i felt like a train started moving in our house. we were scared. values they felt the earthquake scared everyone, they ran away in a hurry, the first part , we had had dinner, when the earthquake quickly came to the street, and the building collapsed. this is the most severe earthquake the country announced in

rahor naja, the president, while attending the round-the-clock anti-corruption center of the presidential institutionsited the 2777 system of this center and in the process of obtaining and following up public reports, mr. raisi, in a speech to the managers and experts of this center , considered the sensitivity and demands of public opinion about corruption to be completely right and appropriate, and said that anti-corruption is the unwritten agreement of this government and the people, and statesmen are the first. are to fight corruption be progressive and take the lead, and the president emphasized the need to avoid the normalization of corruption in security, and considered the appointment as the first step in creating hope among the listening public to listen and follow up public reports . pig is the main problems and damages of the fight against corruption, it will cause disappointment and mistrust of the people. mr. raisi listed one of his main conditions in choosing the members of the government to have an anti-corruption spirit and said that if an official is indifferent to corruption, he wi

jafari of the presidential institution, 65% of the teachers object to the rating to be promoted to a higher rank. it will be applied to teachers from the first of mehr this year, mr sahrai said that we will try to pay part of the arrears of the teachers by the end of september. we are seriously following the problem of human resources, which was decided today that you retirees of 1401 should work 24 hours. he is aware of the embarrassment of the teachers, he is trying to pay the word of annual friendships , it is not in our hands, we do not have a new surah covering corona in the country. the native has become a tail that the situation is similar to seasonal flu, it is the class of ampoule anza, which means that it will never disappear from the state of contagion or the cobalt pandemic, they are repeated , they will always become corona, and all of them, in the last month, 4 million people used the electronic product plan during this transaction period in the form of this project, it has been registered, according to the announcement of the ministry of labor cooperation and social we

adam jafari of the sed and sima news agency, the presidential institution of parand metro in the southwest of tehran is ready to open. with the opening of this line, the 50-kilometer distance from parand to shahid station on line 1 will be reduced to 33 minutes . the southwest of tehran has finally finished and the metro of this city is ready to be opened. a private car that has had an hour of subway and less metro will arrive sooner in half an hour. it is better to go directly to tajrish, the people of iran are very good. god , look how much you have. take a cartoon taxi or bus with you and a bigger vehicle the minimum reasonable price in the matchmaking game is very good. our cost is about 200-300 tomans a day. if i really start a subway, it will be very good for the people . if there is a meter, it will be much better than this situation . there are no buses or taxis at all during the holidays . they really need this. there is a large population, but now that the workers and employees are commuting to tehran, this is really one of the urgent needs of this city. the opening of the rabat

salehi , the honorable deputy director of public relations of the presidential institution. i will say hello again. moghadam, greetings and respect to the dear nation of islamic iran, mr. salehi moghadam, open to tunisia , let's start tonight's program with a part of the revolutionary leader's statements . you answer them and they leave the problems related to this thing are very good, it is very useful, it is useful in several ways, it is that you can find first-hand information and other things , it has a close, humble and intimate relationship with the people . it is very important for muhammad and the people to behave from a position of transcendence and arrogance. if it belongs to the people, if it means a job, we have been given a position by the people. say your righteous verse in the communication center the people of the presidency who are passing by, let me ask you another question here, mr. raisi's government is called the people's government. you don't have non-people in the islamic republic, and at least based on the opinions of the people of the governments at

and legal members under the chairmanship of the first vice president. 20 shahrivar 1402 presidential institutions and holding a meeting under the chairmanship of the first vice president is one of the new components of the protection of culture and the spread of cinema culture. the second meeting of the supreme council of cinema is on the eve of national day the cinema was held for the second time after 11 years of closure, with the agenda for the internet , it predicted the construction of a cinema town of technologists in order to improve the livelihood of cinematographers, in order to increase the speed of production and improve the quality of the production of sikh films . for the cinema plan, a subsidized card of 600 thousand tomans for each employee and the plan for showing morning movies for students, at least my suggestion is that we do not reject this sentence . there was a discussion and an exchange of views, or the final approval was approved. mr. mokhbar stated that the duties of the supreme council of cinema are to provide hardware facilities , that is, if we propose a hardware secti

and so what these presidential institutions are trying to say is, let's get back within this constitutionalwork and let's find a way for politics to be about the mediation of differences and the solution of problems as opposed to total cultural and extra legal warfare. >> you know, this week, not even this week, today richard nixon was pardoned 49 years ago. and a pardon of a former president, namely donald trump, has come up repeatedly in the republican presidential primary as these republican candidates hit the campaign trail. some have gone so far as to say they will definitely pardon donald trump and give a blanket pardon. if you are worried about the president precedent was set by the nixon pardon and this conversation currently happening with the republican party apparatus? >> president ford's decision to pardon president nixon, which led to the most precipitous drop in any president had ever recorded in the gallup poll, almost certainly cost him election in 1976, was very unpopular at the time. it shows you something about the vicissitudes of history. very unpopular at the time. as t

of the environment organization, with the presence of the communication center of the presidential people's institution answered a number of people's problems by phone. mr. selajgeh from the ministry of silence and not specifically regarding the issues of outdated industries are taking action in order to reduce environmental pollution. rabi zob ahan is burning isfahan. i always ask the respected officials of zob ahan, as mrs. kochik mellat, to solve the problem today. sitting for half an hour, 140 responses from 15 of our compatriots from all over the country, problems have been raised, including the discussion of technical inspection of cars, air pollution in bahonar , isfahan, car traffic in the forest of alangdara, gorgan, and the environment. the city of damavand dealt with the release of hospital waste in the cities of isfahan and the issue among the staff . there were several issues related to the polluting sources of samaneh industries. filter-breaking industries eliminate time and people face problems in people 's houses , there is an unpleasant smell, or we use burns, which creates cultures in

you especially all of those today and looking on for this very first installment of hudson institute presidential speech series. it was back in october of 2018 that i came here to the hudson institute when i was serving as vice president of the united states. i had the honor of presenting our administration's first major foreign policy address. ign policy address. on america's relationship with china. our administration is taking in a much tougher stance on china. leaders in both political parties had hoped for the best with china. expanded economic trade, commerce and exchanged in the hopes that china itself would embrace greater political liberties. greater freedom as in respect for private property. the truth is china expanded its many abuses in trade. it secured this largely on the basis of this exchange with the people of the united states of america for military expansionism. and the human rights violation -- the wider west during the bind i to the many abuses. that ended in october of 2018. i gave the address here at the hudson institute. we saw the regime in beijing for what it was. and i

debate on fox business september 27th, that's next wednesday from the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institutesimi valley, california. ♪ there appears to be a connection tonight between the bankrupt crypto currency giant ftx and one of the largest dark money experts in the country. kelly o'grady has details tonight from los angeles. hello, kelly. >> good evening, mike. yes, less than two weeks until sam bankman-fried's fraud trial begins a new suit now targets the alleged crypto-currency parents. the team is suing the stanford law professors and the filing surprises political link. the suit highlights ftx's father bankman served advisers major left wing dark money group. arbella is denying any connection with fbf's father instead blink subsidiary. mr. bankman has never had any role with arabella advisers. a vendor to the new venture fund it. briefly worked with the ftx foundation to provide administrative services. the suit looks to claw back 26 million in gifts and luctionry relationship alleging ftx exploited to enrich themselves. for example ftx mother barbara freed allegedly advised her so

the fact that 13 former presidential institutions had to say, "hey, democracy is important. pay attention to it," tells you a great deal about where we are on this early autumn morning. >> well, a couple things that strike me. certainly, the presidents that are still alive, who served in that office from 19 -- january of '93 to january of 2017, obviously, their presidential libraries would not have come out and done anything without their support or their approval. >> right. >> and, of course, jimmy carter's, as well. the second thing, too, is i found at times people going to the reagan library and saying things that would make ronald reagan roll over in his grave. >> yeah. >> claiming the mantle of reagan conservatism, when it is as far away from reagan on certain views as humanly possible. i mean, you can go anywhere from immigration to trade, even guns at the end. i mean, certainly ukraine. it's very interesting that, while they're not being specifically idealogical on one point or another, there is no doubt that when you speak at the reagan library, the reagan library ha

deputy minister of the ministry of education, along with the institutions that actually interact with afghanistan, such as the presidential special representative and other institutions , we have established a good interaction. take an online exam every season and be able to learn let's give students a degree, and then, as you say, until the end of the academic year in iran , which, for example, is next spring or the beginning of next summer , these programs will continue to be broadcast . we will continue this year and we will continue, or have we received any feedback so far in the few programs that have been aired , i think two or probably there should have been feedback on the aired program or not, we in kabul and other cities in afghanistan through actually facilities that existed, we started an advertisement and announced to the students that this is happening and you our own network also announced this some time ago. yes, we got good feedback and it turns out that in fact the students also have this need. with the messages that i mentioned on the same social networks and with all that i have, it turns out that this

today is 25 years since the adoption of the presidential decree on the creation of an institute for retrainingmotion qualifications of judges of employees of the prosecutor's office of courts and institutions of justice bsu strong teaching staff innovative programs gather 2,000 students per year the institute is part of a consortium of organizations that are engaged in the training and advanced training of judges and civil servants in it, belarus russia kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan such an institution. we will not find it in the expanses of the former soviet union, because there is a narrow specialization for judges for prosecutors, our option is the best, because our republic small and it would be unreasonable to create separate educational institutions for certain categories of lawyers. the window in the academic year launches several new projects at once. at the beginning of september, a set of groups for retraining was opened. in the specialty of jurisprudence, programs have been prepared to improve the skills of teachers of legal disciplines and training intensives at the request of the cust

presidential. foundation and institute in simi. valley, california thousands of. people trapped in the nevada.t are hoping to get out of. the mud today after the burning. man festival turned into. quagmire unusual late summer. storm turned the week long. counter culture event into a. sloppy and dangerous mess. fox news correspondent max. gorden is in gerlach, nevada. tonight. >> where we are in gerlach. nevada is the closest. significant town to blackrock. city. >> this is the temporary city. pops up every year for the. burning man festival. behind us a steady stream of. very muddy vehicles and people. as escape routes are opened up. today for people to get out of. there. tens of thousands of people were. stranded after monsoon rains on. friday and through the weekend. led to flash flooding causing. roads around burning man and the. person county sheriff's office. confirmed they are investigating. one death that was reported. during the rain event. officials haven't provided many. details about the death but says. the victim's family has been. notified. organizers say that mobile cell. trailer

petersburg as an educational institution with presidential status.roved the idea. about the service, we are discussing the possibility of reviving the traditions of the tsarskoye selo lyceum in st. petersburg, well, of course, you know about the uniqueness of this lyceum, about its history, it seems to us that it would be very cool to revive the lyceum, precisely as an educational institution, and in order to cook youth, from such a young age , to educate public service in the spirit patriotism and and give the best education, you want it right on these squares, there is a museum there, as we want, yes , we want there, we are looking at different options, there are squares there that can be used, partly historical, partly new, we don’t ask now no funding, we will look for funds ourselves, opportunities and will come to you with a ready-made project, but of course your support is important to us, because if we do such a lyceum, then it should be the lyceum of the president of the russian federation, okay, let's do it. finland has destroyed its status

, died during the detention of a repeat offender who was trying to escape from a secure institution by presidential was posthumously presented with a medal for distinction in the protection of public order, the state award was personally presented to the hero’s parents by the director of the service, first of all own son. i heard this it says. he saved his dachas, a high reward , we are grateful that we highly appreciated hmm his act of remembering everyone who died while serving, a sacred duty of the department. to confirm this, the director of all russia once again held a tradition for the guests. to meet with the relatives of employees who died during service, we provide assistance to families and children of families and moral support, including in terms of organizing recreational recreation. uh, somewhere, where does it work for us in organizing assistance with admission to the appropriate educational institution. in a word, we are not abandoning you and will not abandon you. this is our responsibility. this is one of our priorities, the names of the heroes will forever remain in the memory of

they moderate the second debate on fox business september 27th from the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institute in simi valley, california. thanks for watching "special report." i'm mike emanuel in washington. >> hello, everyone, i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thanks for being with us. lawless, that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> when lawlessness goes unchecked, really bad things happen. under biden we see this play out coast to coast because criminals know it's a safe bet they are going to commit crimes and get away with it. seeing an epidemic of retail thefts. brazen attacks in broad daylight and then we see zombies doing and selling drugs right out in the open now migrants are all over the world storming into america and overwhelming our already overwhelmed border patrol. they come as biden's dhs is encouraging them to come. and by the way the encouragement doesn't have to be explicit it's implicit thousands processed in quickly and then quickly released into the streets and the biden magnet got stronger today. is he granting 470,000 venezuelan m

second presidential debate on fox business september 27th from the reagan library presidential foundation and institute valley, california. there is a new tool tonight for people who say they have seen identified flying -- unidentified flying objects. ufos to report those sightings to the government. the website is designed to collect those stories and share the government's investigations with the public. that's new. this comes as many in congress are pushing for further disclosures after startling accusations from a former intelligence official about what he called recovered alien technology. chief national security jennifer griffin has details from the pentagon tonight. >> under pressure from congress, the defense department has finally launched a website to solicit videos and provide greater transparency about what it now calls uaps, unidentified aerial phenomena. one-stop shopping for videos like this one. >> wow! >> look! >> shot by two navy f-18 super hornet pilots in 2018 training mission over the atlantic. the website for the all domain anomaly resolution office or arrow has finally been made

international deputy of our ministry of education , along with the institutions that actually interact with afghan friends, such as the presidential special representative and we have established a good interaction with other institutions, and we are going to register that, god willing, it will be possible for us to take online exams at the end of each semester and give students degrees. serving pakistani pilgrims in south khorasan is being implemented. this battle will be held until the middle of the month of mehr on the way of the appearance of foreign weapons in front of khademin hossein. the hussaini servants of these processions were also welcoming the hussain pilgrims in karbala during the arbaeen days, the journey that began was to go to iraq to serve the pilgrims of imam hussain, peace be upon him, with seven trucks, 50 servants and 20 drivers for 10 days, god willing. we will serve dear zahirin. the end of their service in iraq was not the end of their service. as soon as the arbaeen program ends, according to the 10-year tradition, which is one of the special honors of hazrat seyyed al-shahadahda, peace be upon him, we a

and univision little i can't calderon debate on fox business from the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institutedistrict. will parents have a right to know what is going on with their students. california's attorney general disagrees. at least on that issue. william la jeunesse reports from los angeles. >> it's my child. it's not the state's. it's not the city. it's not the school district. it's my child. i'm the one that has ultimate power over those decisions that that child has. i'm the one that i see are as them. not the government. >> another showdown in california between a school board and the state over a parent's right to know if a child is changing their gender identity at school. >> we're here to stand up against a board policy or a proposed amendment to a board policy that will violate state law. that will risk student's safety and essentially erode any trust we have with students in the classroom. >> this district near sacramento becomes the fourth statewide to approve a policy requiring schools to inform parents within three days if their child identifies as transgender, changes pr

training of judges , employees of the prosecutor's office of courts and institutions of justice was created in the ninety-eighth presidentialree, becoming part of a cluster of legal college bsu faculty of law university institute of retraining and advanced training. in the first days. here, they are not limited only to specialization , they are oriented towards the expansion of professional competence , they teach the so-called soft skills of such an institution. we will not find it in the expanses of the former soviet union, because there is a narrow circle specialized for judges for prosecutors, our option is the best, because our republic is small and create separate educational institutions for certain categories of lawyers it would be unreasonable irrational people came to us for experience there from different republics, as a rule, small ones, for example, from tajikistan, look at how it organizes advanced training for practicing lawyers, they came here from cuba india armenia for experience in training vietnam degree of attention due to abroad helps to keep the methods and strong scientific schools the institute is i

institutions that are in the zone of influence of the accident. state supervision specialists control the cooking process and personal hygiene. today marks 25 years since the adoption of the presidential decree on the establishment of an institute for retraining and promotion qualifications of judges of employees of the prosecutor 's office of courts and institutions of justice at bsu, thereby setting the course for continuous education, which ensures a high level of competence of specialists. this is confirmed by the qualifications of our judges, lawyers and investigators of all those involved in law enforcement practice. today, the institute is the strongest teaching staff of the program, which is not limited to classical lectures and 2,000 listeners a year yulia alferova about the uniqueness of retraining. the teaching of light is ignorance when it concerns not yesterday's schoolchildren, and specialists can be safely equated with the loss of professional competencies. this is well understood by those who have connected their lives with jurisprudence, judges , lawyers, investigators, prosecutors , and frequent listeners. in these classrooms , 2,000 specialists in the structure of t

we will co- moderate the debate live from the presidential foundation. and the institutey, california september 27 get it on your counter. the debate will cut simulcast on fox news channel. up next president biden pushing a new covid booster shot created by big pharma. reportedly with no human studies or testing completed. the president says it works and it is necessary. but there is some doctors who are not convinced. frustrated by skin tags? dr. scholl's has the breakthrough you've been waiting for. the first fda-cleared at-home skin tag remover clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on

we will co- moderate the debate live from the presidential foundation. and the instituteley, california september 27 get it on your counter. the debate will cut simulcast on fox news channel. up next president biden pushing a new covid booster shot created by big pharma. reportedly with no human studies or testing completed. the president says it works and it is necessary. but there is some doctors who are not convinced. we have to present to congress. [inaudible] a request for additional funding for a new vaccine that is necessary, that works. shannon: present biden late last week laying out his plan for call on congress to pass more funding for newco in vaccine as cases across the nation on the rise again here we are backed out with the panel. doctor marty mckay from john hopkins our viewers will be very familiar with him. wrote a piece of wall street journal this week he said is this our new drug approval process? there are no human outcomes data on our new shout with the food and drug administration is expected to approve the next two weeks and are binding normal scie

presidential library. the president and the ceo is the president of the reagan institute. lot of presidential debates. what's different about this one? >> the fifth presidential candidate debate. the biggest ones in terms of people in the room. 730 guests. 600 members of the media. 450 staff and volunteers. huge and a ton of energy. >> dana: a reporter for every participant. i look forward to this. the setting is majestic. what is your message for people who are either maybe watching this thinking gosh, i have never been to that lie bear and try to get there. everyone should bring their families here. best presentations of history you can find. >> a spectacular setting physically but the values that make the place. president reagan's values are timeless and they are deeply relevant to today. limited government, individual liberty, freedom and democracy, peace through strength. national pride. that's what i will be listening for and encourage your audience to listen for. >> dana: do you think the republican party has changed so much it has lost a little bit of the reagan fla

presidential library. so technically not the institute that signed on to this but affiliated enough to say that bravo.idn't happen before, but i'm glad that it happened now. because the country needs to understand that what is going to happen is that we will reflect on this moment. and we will be judged by what we did. >> stuart, everything basil just said, how do we get to people? how do we, get these to breakthrough so people understand it. they realize? >> listen, i think this is why it was so important that in the last election, the president went out and talked about democracy. really, that is what the 24 races about. democracy is on the ballot. i say this, and it sounds alarmist but i know these people and it is true. if donald trump, or donald trump want to be like desantis is elected president, it'll be the last election that we can recognize in american election. so we should listen to what they are saying. the difficulty with unimaginable is that it is hard to imagine. that is when democracy slides into autocracy. i wrote this book, it is the people who believe in democracy have a difficulty

historicalts society and our newest inaugural lifetime institutional member, gerald rd ford presidential foundation. in the interest of time, i would like to take the next few minutes to introduce the core people who will be part of this afternoon's program. we're going to start with nancy keating smith. at national archives and records. she has written electiontured and published on first ladies since the 1980s, m including lady bird johnson and michelle obama and modern first ladies. shee serves as our vice president. >> dr. diana carlin. a required professor of communicationti studies at the university of kansas. she is o researched and taught about first ladies for 30 years, and has written chapters on marty washington, lady bird johnson, barbara bush, hillary clinton and michelle obama. diana is also a founding member and inag y'all lifetime member of flair and servesga as our treasure. professor and chair of communication at stone hill college. research c focusing on american women's public activism, spanning from early 19th century to current day. shee has published several sev rh

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presidential election. they close the line and see board as and dissolve the countries institutions the prison. i have a very low respect in order to ensure continued respect for the flow, that's good relations with our neighbors. and we've all states around the world and to promote the continue to of prostate while demonstrating our firm determination on there are international commitments and they've committed for the transitional restoration of institutions. it has decided to reopen the lens of c n a to borders with immediate effect without progress on that, let's say not from nicholas hopkins monitoring the situation from side of goals. couple of duck the, the curfew is still in place from 6 in the evening to 6 in the morning. but the reopening of these border signals that the grip on his back in business and that he's when he in grandma is firmly in charge of the country. now those borders were closed since the crew took place on wednesday. and during that period, the military june, to arrested numerous people that are close associated to the bunker regime there's of course, all the bone g

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he has told us, if he is elected he's going to institute a presidential dictatorship.dependent department of justice. he's going to suspend a military under civilian control with professional soldiers by saying he's going to have not a mark milley, but someone in the defense department, and someone in secretary of defense who will follow his orders. if it's biden versus trump, this is going to be a choice between democracy or dictatorship. and if people vote in this election on any other basis, they're going to be making an extremely dangerous mistake. >>> it's nearly certain that 2023 will go down as earth's warmest year on record. scientists say the soaring temperatures are unlike anything they have ever seen before. we'll speak with one of them about what's next when "morning joe" returns. them about what's next when "morning joe" returns only the new sleep number smart beds let you both sleep at your ideal level of comfort. your sleep number setting. and now, all of our new next gen smart beds have temperature benefits. save $400 on the new sleep number c4 smart be

to serve as a presidential management fellow with the national institutes of health. even then, it was clear that she had a sharp mind for policy and an instinct for politics. politics sometimes gets a bad rap. but veryrankly, everyone of you exercises politics almost every day. if you have a husband, if you have a child, somebody else, your next-door neighbor, the teacher of your child, you play politics. politics is the art of getting things done collectively. and in order to get things done collectively, you have to create consensus. which means you have to hear -- i just heard a quote the other day, i forget who it was that said it, but they said, go into it as if the other guy might be right. she does that. she has a deep emotional intelligence. elaine talks to me about emotional intelligence. she says, you know, i've worked with people who have great intelligence, but they lack emotional intelligence, they lack empathy, they lack a way to connect with others. her grandmother used to tell her common sense is more important than anything you could learn about. --

presidential election. i'm just arguing that for institutional integrity whether that's in the policymaking sphere or what have you, there are lots of people in the united states involved in american politics that would like to go around normal institutional processes. they don't all exist on the right or as trump supporters. >> no, of course of course. >> you well know what my views are on january 6th. >> yeah. >> i think you know where i stand on that matter. >> sure, fair enough. s.e., the other primary republican candidates have largely shied away from criticizing trump on the campaign trail. i spoke with nikki haley yesterday, ambassador haley. this was her only criticism of there trump. >> i think the majority of americans know we need a new generational leader that we need to lead the negativity of the past behind us, the majority of americans don't want to see a rematch between trump and biden. that's been very clear and the majority of americans think we need to go with younger face, younger voices and we have some work to do. >> interesting at one point, i asked her about the fact that a candidate wh

presidential speech series. it was 2018 that i came to the hudson institute, i was serving as vice-president of the united states and gave our nation's first foreign policy address on america's relationship with china. in that speech i explained that our administration was taking a new and tougher stance on china. and i explained it in years both political parties helped for the west with china. they've expanded economic trade, commerce and exchange in the hopes that china itself would embrace greater political liberties, greater freedoms, a respect for private party and free markets. the truth is, china expanded its many abuses in trade. if it used what it originally in the expansion and human rights shocked the conscience of the world. in so many ways, the west turned a blind eye to many of china's abuses. but that ended in october of 2018 when i gave the address here at the mudson institute. we saw the regime in beijing for what it was and i still do. china is the greatest strategic and economic threat to the united states of america in the 21st century and we must meet that threat with american strength. [ap

association, the massachusetts historical society and our newest inaugural lifetime institutional member the gerald r ford presidential foundation. we're glad to have you with us. in the interests of time. i'd like to take this next few minutes to introduce the four people who will be part of the afternoon's program. we're going to be starting with nancy keegan smith. nancy is former director of the presidential materials division at the national archives and records administration. she has written lectured and published on first ladies. since the 1980s including lady bird johnson michelle obama and the records of modern first ladies a founding member and inaugural lifetime member of flair. a founding member and inaugural lifetime member of flare she served as our vice president. doctor diana carlin is professor of communication at st. louis university and retired professor of communication studies at the university, she has researched and taught about first lady for 30 years and has written chapters on march on washington -- martha washington, lady bird johnson, hillary clinton, and michelle obama. diana is a foundin

unveiled while there are about 13 months left until the next presidential election america, based on a new poll conducted by the american research institute has been determined that 57% of the american people have an unfavorable and negative view of trump. trump's trial in this case is scheduled to be held next monday at the new york prosecutor's office. this lawsuit is in addition to four other ongoing criminal and criminal trials of trump. ali rajabi khabari sedav sima, new york. declaration of a state of emergency in new york. with rain and flooding in the streets of new york. the governor of this city, in addition to new york , declared a state of emergency in long island and hudson announced. many areas of the city were flooded and debris was scattered across the city. new york's subway stations were closed due to flooding and entering the subway of the busiest and most populous state in the united states. and news from africa. the people of two african countries , burkina faso and niger, demonstrated against france in the capital of burkina faso . demonstrators carried handwritten signs in support of the interim president of burkina