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it's for one thing on that i'm so from quick books, that's it and you will know that you will save them, of course the one with the money, but that's why i'm selling the multiplan. but yet, i'm not trying to see how much the ones that are on the side of the floor is upset with the person. you have to show that there's a lot of squares and it is a well documented out, but, and schedule. so i'm just going straight to the, the one i want to send you to let them know there's a show, some of the a let's, let's just give you the cool logistics that helps you from the here are a deal with a level. and i think that most the most okay, yeah, it's somebody for us to show too much from college to do so i for the both of you as well for the if the usual thermal task cheated up a couple of the, some of the that you started with out there was still most kind of use of what this could. so i'm use open during this time we have additional assignments. all the subordinate introduce you to the to the my city. you told me i was on the phone. yes that's, i'm just going, we should feel that the truth, which

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real quick on your book, again, here we want to see accountability, congressman.e place in the 119th congress? >> i hope so. with respect to my book, it itemizes every single penny that the bidens took in from our adversaries around the world. it details exactly how they laundered it through the various shell company. it lists individual deep state the actors and agencies that were involved in the cover-up. if it explains how -- it explains how the federal government and the deep state coordinates and colludes with the mainstream media to disinform their audience. i'm real proud of the book and p hope friday, it'll be a blueprint to drain the swamp. maria: thank you very much, congressman. we've got donald trump jr. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! power's out! -power's out! power's out! -power's out comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliabilit

real quick on your book, again, here we want to see accountability, congressman.e in the 119th congress? >> i hope so. with respect to my book, it itemizes every single penny that the bidens took in from our adversaries around the world. it details exactly how they laundered it through the various shell company. it lists individual deep state the actors and agencies that were involved in the cover-up. if it explains how -- it explains how the federal government and the deep state coordinates and colludes with the mainstream media to disinform their audience. i'm real proud of the book and p hope friday, it'll be a blueprint to drain the swamp. maria: thank you very much, congressman. we've got donald trump jr. coming up after this break, and we appreciate you joining me. thank you,se w sir. at bass pro shops, we stand with those who stand for our freedoms... proudly offering a legendary salute discount every day. and recently partnering with the army and air force exchange service, becoming the official outdoor gear provider for our heroes. because it's more than

real quick on your book, again, here we want to see accountability, congressman.e in the 119th congress? >> i hope so. with respect to my book, it itemizes every single penny that the bidens took in from our adversaries around the world. it details exactly how they laundered it through the various shell company. it lists individual deep state the actors and agencies that were involved in the cover-up. if it explains how -- it explains how the federal government and the deep state coordinates and colludes with the mainstream media to disinform their audience. i'm real proud of the book and p hope friday, it'll be a blueprint to drain the swamp. maria: thank you very much, congressman. we've got donald trump jr. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure, and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. right now save up to $1,000 during our black friday sale. visit purple.com or a store near you >> i would say that my experience at the rnc has really shown me, you know, serving the america

also the author of the new york times best seller called nuclear war, a scenario and a quick refresher about your book. and then i'll talk about the current situation. why did you use the ticking clock scenario michael as we have discussed, if nuclear war were to happen, it would unfold in seconds and minutes, not days. >> and weeks. hence the ticking clock. >> how long would it take for the world to end well, in the world? >> in the words of general keillor, who is a former stratcom commander in the event of a full scale nuclear exchange between russia and the united states, the world would end in the next couple of hours. that is, from general keillor himself the missiles that worry you most can can they be recalled once launched absolutely not i think this is something that most people don't understand and should be known that any of these ballistic missiles involved in nuclear war cannot be directed, redirected. they cannot be recalled. and that is why all of this begins in seconds okay, now let's talk about the current situation. >> so we've taken the guardrails off the atacms for the ukrainians.

okay, so let's pivot real quick to your latest book, which really is a revamp right of your first evern's tour of the universe. and you talk about the cosmos and you answer readers questions. why did you choose to, i guess, make a return of this? and i love the illustrations. and is this this from your bro. your brother did some illustrations here. >> he's an artist. his whole life, and so he illustrated, by the way, merlin, as i've created him for this book, is itself an alien, right? so i love me some aliens. don't get me wrong here. >> so merlin goes more than one joe in the world. so this is like another merlin who's who's born in the andromeda galaxy is visiting earth and has studied all of earth's scientific and cultural history. so when people asked merlin how understand gravity? how does that work? >> merlin recalls a conversation in isaac newton's backyard, and isaac newton delivers the answer. so these were the taproots of everything that would become of me as an educator, and i thought it was time to bring it into the 21st century. so i feel very i'm very, almost emotional a

books, county is unclear. right? before we go is a quick look at some of the, of the news making headlines around the world. this how do you and human rights of the says that on my 70 percent of people as well as military is killed in guys, women and children in an e report, the office accused, as well as a quite systematic violation of fundamental principles of international humanitarian going into the rebels claim to have shut down a us by dr. videos posted by the group. so appending across, folding out of the sky. the us military says it is investigating the incident. he run back to these have stepped up attacks on his rad, and us link targets in the red sea region. in recent months. in cuba, the power grid is slowly being restored to hurricane raphael hit the island earlier this week. some provinces are still without electricity and central advantage people rushed to hotels to charge de phones. a category 3. hurricane left the trail of destruction across the island, but no casualties were bored. i brought this off and asked i with the style we have out travel. so chicken after a short break, visiting pl

book and the conversation. well, thanks so much for having me on. i really appreciate it. and if i can just be forgiven, one quick plug, you know, besides the book, i also i also have a newsletter also called power metal, where i try to, you know, keep folks up to date on sort of the latest developments on all these issues that we've just been talking about. so that's my little bit of self-promotion on this list. you have to you're not that you out there. exactly. thank you. thanks for

book and the conversation. well, thanks so much for having me on. i really appreciate it. and if i can just be forgiven, one quick plug, you know, besides the book, i also i also have a newsletter also called power metal, where i try to, you know, keep folks up to date on sort of the latest developments on all these issues that we've just been talking about. so that's my little bit of self-promotion on this list. you have to you're not that you out there. exactly. thank you. thanks for >> join book tv this weekend for the texas book festival live from austin. our coverage begins saturday at 11:00 a.m. eastern and sunday at me in. -- noon. immigration and the process of the american. the former dod and doj inspector general glenn fine and his book " watchdogs." watch the texas book festival, life this weekend on book tv on c-span two. see the full texas book festival schedule on our website. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, our live form involving you to discuss the latest issues and government, politics, and public policy. from washington and across the country. saturday morning, the coming republican-controlled

book and the conversation. well, thanks so much for having me on. i really appreciate it. and if i can just be forgiven, one quick plug, you know, besides the book, i also i also have a newsletter also called power metal, where i try to, you know, keep folks up to date on sort of the latest developments on all these issues that we've just been talking about. so that's my little bit of self-promotion on this list. you have to you're not that you out there. exactly. thank you. thanks fright now. i am so to introduce tonight's speakers dr. genevieve guenther is the founding director of end climate silence and an affiliate faculty at the new school where she sits on the of the tishman environment and design center. dr

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i just give a kind of quick overview of that of this book that pat sweeney and some other well don'tcan't read that too well there other editors and i put together the first edition back in 280 12 or 2011, and the second edition of this book came out a couple of years ago, and the origins of it are that, you know, west, of course, is a leadership and in a sense we've been producing graduates well over 200 years now from 95 graduate to say in a class of 2012, 1912 to nearly a thousand graduates. now each year. so i was there, i was on the faculties my 25th year on the faculty and. i was there on tuesday morning, 911 when that happened. and that was one of the stimulants you really got me thinking about extending my scholarship from you know sort of basic psychology of human performance and adaptability to more how do you develop to lead soldiers and others in situations like my cadets, who were a class of 23, 24, 25, the kids i was teaching at that time had to go ahead and do so. remember that morning we're teaching hours teach a course in experimental psychology it's pretty esoteric

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did, which is really stuff that a lot of people don't hear enough about just really quick thing to add to that. this book i was i gave talk the other day about a decarbonization bill that i've working on to a group of like climate, climate organizers and climate policy wonks. and and anyway, when the guy who introduced me is also featured the book, but he described the book as nominal about the kid question and about climate action. and i was like, yeah, yeah, that's what it is. because, you know, i think when we first started, this was kind of a scandalous, tantalizing, titillating topic. we got a lot of, i would say, intention, misleading, press or intentionally misunderstand ending press about who we are and what we're up to. and it's an important stuff. we're having a whole panel about it. but i think for us talking families about the about visions of care, etc., things are important, but they're a doorway to understanding how we make a world that is safer and more habitable for everybody's children. and so the actual sort of layout of the book is about a third family stuff history of gender or gende

own life what's the most important to you and what's the work you really want to do quick side to find work in the bookvery broadly. my view work and everything that is not free time. it's what you do for pay. it's how you make your home. it's volunteering in the community and being part of civic life. all of that is work and all of that is good work and it needs to be valued. the three principle but i i talk about in defining good work our meaning fairness and cooperation. inking about work and that figure when your life and thinking about the principals of fairness and understanding there is no such thing as pulling yourself up by your bootstraps. we are part of a community and we need each other and we care as a human activity. and how we survived how we survived is what gives us that sounds so think in your own life what's important to you in your work and in your care. and how do you make time for that? and work backwards from there and look at the way you your time. think about what drives you internally rather than this external pressure that will be telling you to work more in there will never

administration look all this i appreciate you taking time me tom fitton on your book rights and in peril tell people real quick where they can find it. it's available all over amazon. barnes and noble and judicial watch books. great. thank you so much. you're we have lindsey cormack here. lindsey cormack is an associate professor of political science at stevens and institute of technology. she is a contributor to the new york times, washington post, cbs news, fox news, bloomberg, fivethirtyeight, and other media outlets. she authored congress and u.s. veterans from the gi bill to the va crisis and runs dc my inbox in conversation with lindsey cormack, we have herb lopate herb lape her herb lape sorry herb lape taught history. american and comparative government at friends academy. he currently is a co-chair of the long island bravery angels alliance, a citizen group working on political depolarization. his quaker faith informs his political peacemaking efforts. so everyone give a warm welcome to lindsey cormack and herb lape. so if i remember correctly. so i'm going to start off, you know, i just wanted to say

book. so sort of can you talk about what made that change while set it real quick? is that so as someone that's fairly in tune with different terrorist events, i try to be a student of warfare, always a student of anything that i'm that i'm doing. but my earliest days as a student of warfare, very interested in insurgencies and countering emergencies and special operations and for some reason, at that early age, i always knew that that my generation's war would have some connection to terrorism. so i'm studying, studying all those anything i could possibly find on that. but so i was very aware of the embassy bombing very aware of the headquarters in barracks barracks bombing. but i wasn't that aware of what happened between those two events and of course, we're losing servicemen during time as well. and wounded during that same time, there were peacekeeping. peacekeepers was the word of the day, of course, trying to maintain that neutral in there. and which, of course, became impossible. what happened is that the marines being the symbol american might become that t