which would be a fight in quincy.ity transplants. >> there were a lot of letters to the editor of the local paper. and i think that they were pretty evenly divided between people saying that the state ought to reimburse chat the cost of ammunition. and people seeing, i moved up here from the bay area to get away from all of this. and people shouldn't have consolation to shoot guns. >> when the child began, olson seemed satisfied with the jury he got, could go either way. but. >> my desire is to want him out of that court. taken by the elbow, and lead him out of the courtroom. turn him over to his family. >> here is how wilson presented his standard ground defense, in his opening to the jury. >> he shot him because he was -- and he was in fear of. his life >> olson told the jury that he was a protective family man. doing what he felt he had to do as a father. after those menacing visitors to his house. >> after this friday i said they were afraid, and i think that sets the tone for his state of. mine two sweet little g

region and for the world full to discuss that now joined by anatole leave and senior fellow, add the quincy institute for responsible safe craft in washington to see dr. lehman is great to talk to thank you very much for finding the time i look. now. i'm sure that the closing of the nato lays in the office in moscow and rushes mission to brussels. didn't come as big of a surprise to you. there weren't functioning any way, but i think there is something noteworthy about the 2 sides, not even trying to keep up appearances anymore. what do you think? yes, i mean, it's another step downwards. and it also illustrates the absence of coordinated thinking in washington because clearly this nature decision would not have been taken without the agreement of washington. the biden administration at the moment seems to be anxious to reduce tension with russia, hence the visit of newland to moscow. and the fairly cool reception of cell and sky in, in washington. but on the other hand, they now go along with this, the complete end of relations with nato. which of course, on the russian side was response t

truman, john quincy adams, ronald ray gab or miss cleo?y adams. kennedy: you'd be wrong! >> dang it. kennedy: reagan. his astronomer claimed i was responsible for attending all press conferences -- takeoff and landings and air force one. good job, everyone. congratulations to you, leslie marshall, for looking up all the questions in the rundown and getting them right -- [laughter] gary and olivia, great sports. olivia, welcome to the show. >> thank you so much. kennedy: thank you. cards don't lie. coming up, prince william taking a shot at the with billionaire space rah race, his hypocrisy is so big, jeff bezos could see it from mars. cat tim the of, she's in studio, going to take the air out of the air, next. ♪ ♪ at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. how to have an epic adventure. vanguard. step one. get outside. step two. nope. that's it. no more steps. when everyone feels w

john quincy adams notes john tyler's nose and a couple of his entries in fact you could even say at some point john quincy adams almost became obsessed with john tyler's nose among other things about the accidental president of the present without a pardon. but judge tyler passed on much more than his physical characteristics. key to understanding him and key to understanding how his addiction to pollock six developed. tyler it was very close to his father. his mother died when he was seven years old and the young boy took it hard as you might expect. he developed >> ailments and his father worried about him both because he was sickly and a nervous child small and frail. the turning point of sorts occurred when the future president was about ten years old the story at the very least it's probably embellished. i kept it out of the book critic edited out of the book the incident involved a scottish schoolmaster taught john tyler and several other boys in the neighborhood school not far from greenway seemed to take special delight and wrapping his students in knuckles when they forgot their

host: our guest is a senior research fellow at the quincy institute for responsible state graft.t is that organization what is your role? guest: [laughs] my role is that of a senior research fellow which means i talk and talk and write and then do some more talking, often including a range of global security issues. the quincy institute, you probably ultimately grew out of opposition to the vietnam war although most of us were not consciously around. but more immediately out of opposition to the invasion of iraq in 2003. its core philosophy is, i suppose you would say of moderate realism, is as deeply opposed to american military adventurism and intervention elsewhere in the world. it believes it in attempts, as far as possible, of reasonable compromise with other great powers in order that america should concentrate more strongly on domestic issues in the united states. of which i would say climate change is one. we are opposed to american global agenda by military means. we are not against american leadership by political and cultural means and we are in favor of the concentrat

. >> with john quincy adams having his adventures, lafayette earlier, gave us a good story. >> okay, so his back story is that he's a rich orphan that grew up in the equivalent of the sticks. he lived in the manor house with a small village, but he's from just a small village even today isn't a popular part of france whot moves to paris and winds up marrying into one of the richest and most powerful families in france second only to the bourbon dynasty the family themselves in terms of their wealth and power and importance and place. lafayette enters this world and it's just he doesn't quite fit in. he is very clearly through a growth spurt where he was sort of physically awkward transitioning so he comes into in tohang with these rich kids d this is a tale that we are familiar with and somebody that has come into a rich high school and is now suddenly trying to hang out with the jocks and the captain of the football team and the head cheerleader that is marie antoinette and isn't quite able to do it. when he gets drunk he gets kind of falling down drunk and becomes the butt of peopl

central press for so park problems to they did not have non principle at all except that deal with quincy bulky and has their own interest. but years ago, there was some sort of kind of dialogue with the others to see what they can do today. they are so kind of restrict limited pre checked up your chicken, one cabinet from one distinct fall question and from, from inside question do just completely concentrate on west sculpus top part of on when i see black america, i see part of my so when i was growing young black american spoke to me when white australia did not have those who say black lives matter is a movement, we are importing from america. know nothing of who we are. i lived in a world where white lives mattered. and i was not wise. like ms. newman and i wasn't known from black america. i learned how to speak to wire a bridge or people dear. i'm more every day. we're out loaded system. now with the police were out war with 2 states. i'm scared that more children are gonna grow up in a country like think says no racism, but they're more likely to end up in the criminal justice syst

john quincy allen's, jon jay and you just mentioned james talmage. what is in fact a national conversation about what to do about missouri? >> i would say something larger than missouri which is why so intention is to and statehood in missouri which is an entirely routine matter for you mentioned earlier statehood and it comes perilously close to falling apart in 1820 from the result of the missouri crisis and as was alluded to earlier what the missouri crisis was really about is the question about the future of slavery in the united states. jeff mentioned james down and the representative from new york. he had grown up in the hudson valley and his family was a slave owners. slavery was more or less eradicated from new york and white people would have to pay the price for emancipation but he doesn't abolish slavery over the course of his lifetime. when you look at 1822 is really 19 and 1820 the excesses of slavery. the projections of it in united states is at all america's equal and endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. they were

the quincy institute is -- probably ultimately grew out of opposition to the vietnam war. but more immediately out of opposition to the invasion of iraq in 2003. and its core philosophy is that i suppose you'd say of moderate realism. it is deeply opposed to american military adventurism and interventionism elsewhere in the world. it believes in attempts, as far as possible, at reasonable compromises with other great powers in order that america should be able to scone trait much more strong -- concentrate much more strongly on a range of pressing domestic issues in the united states of which i would say climate change is one. so we are opposed to american global hegemony by political means. we are not against american leadership by political and cultural means and we are in favor of scone traition on the -- concentration on the interests of american citizens. ordinary americans at home. and brits. host: couple more calls for you. ralph in washington, d.c., go ahead on the independent line. caller: hi, great conversation. thank you for being there. a couple points i would

except that deal with quincy bulky and has their own interest. but years ago there was some sort of kind of dialogue with the others to see what they can do. today they are so kind of restrict you are limited to check your chicken one cabinet from one existing call question and from 2 from inside question. don't just completely concentrate on west cult this with these are the 4 people who pulled the trigger and survive something on survival. one to the hardest things that i had to face was not counting a face at a low expectation to life. i accepted. accept the fact that i made that appointment . we had no fears. del change pretty fast for shots with different stories behind the bullets. with join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess on the world politics sport. business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then use oh i came here from columbia in the ninety's sixty's or i came you to go to school to go to college. i came here legally. it came here, i played, i came to new york city or looking for the american dream l

push there i go on the shelf with bmw i was hoping to necessarily just, you know, is david scott is quincy pacino's castillo chevy sort of issues and he gets you a collision of industry, cynthia? first of all, central heat, central mutual sit with you most of the one on the table. so please call me if you want, cuz you felony based on dimensions. we have the cost. i think you got more of a limb to jelic was cuz solicited level collision piece, premium technology, do you also have like a default express or perpetual lease off or pot? she woke up to you too, but wanted to call to 16 to cancel the what you oh boy on the cable shortly. really thought out, if you do all the 60 me to do the de fossil 15 on book about places to live all way of elk, when the clusters for the decline, you have a good catch. you live, you deal was usually people man said needed 15 c envoy on to skis person once more of a la la for them a call. they love a few. ah don't sit in my office is ready. well, michelle comes over lesion. got involved from phillip or is it c august? will you know mr. paula miller, who support

jon quincy adams having all of his misadventure in europe lafayette earlier give us a good story. >> soto lafayette comes his back story is he is this rustic noble he is a rich orphan who grew up in the equivalent of the sticks he was a lord he lived in the manor house of the small village but is from this small village and today is not a particularly populated part of france who moves to paris and winds up marrying into 1e the most richest and powerful families in france. their second only to the bourbon dynasty the royal family o themselves in terms of their wealth, power, importance and place. lafayette enters this a world and he just does not quite fit in. his manners are bit more bubbly. he very clearly went through a growth spurt or he was physically awkward going through rupert puberty he was kind of a bigger guy. he has to hang with basically the rich kids the rich click at school. this is kind of a tale we are all very familiar with. someone who's coming to summit ridge high school and is now suddenly trying to hang out with the jocks and the captain of the football team and

with john quincy adams having all his adventures in europe while the status trying to stay here long,lafayette earlier around for sigh, give us a good team story. >> salafi atgi tom's, so is baxr is -- salafi yet come he says rusty noble, a rich orphan who grew up in the equivalent of sticks come he was a lord. he lived in the manner has come lived in a big house of the small village but he's from just a small village, even today nothing particularly populated part of the france. the moves to paris and winds up marrying into one of the richest and most powerful families in france and it's like, they're basically second only to the bourbon dynasty, the royal family themselves in terms of their wealth and power, importance and place. lafayette enters this world and it's just, he just doesn't quite fit in. in. his manners are bit more bumbling. he barely clearly went through a growth spurt were he was physically awkward as he is going puberty and transitioning into being someone who could carry around he was kind of a bigger guy. and so he comes into this world and he has to hang with ba

compass, you know, say well, for another cargo see this up at his heels, pull up police he a leveling quincy, not of any service. ah! in damascus. pico pity, hope and deliver to see them equally. escalate the mortality base assess ability and government deployed correspondence. pull that legal, la garza, blank of angelica benito wellness gun. the look at the level combo level under lexi students have their own. a monsoon major nadia cons to either. but ella, but a couple of students yell boon consorts from a he can i come your own and norma contract to figure out yet is but is least, or is to predict who had been mailed over lucy, that implacable number, 17 bit of an entirely scandalous banassi vo because we're counselors, louanda, king corral will be at martino kendrick remedy on them. nissan you, on the 16th, was me jonas ever ladies for thomas as his place and basically precedent opinion for him that i like was tisha ackerman. yes. wiki pasta. listen. p 0 willingness for lack of you. novelist, us your emmy's amy reecy physical response. so really, lisa, leave it up that be breeza you. the

. >> john quincy adams, the adventures.in lafayette, so give us a good teen story pretty. >> so lafayette from also his back story is like he is this noble like he's a rich orphan who grew up in the equivalent of an estate, he was a lord, he lived in a manor house, the big house in a small village. but is from just a small village that even today a particularly populated part of france. who moves to paris and winds up marrying into one of the richest and most powerful families and friends like they're basically second only to the dynasty that, the royal family themselves in terms of their wealth and power and forth in place. in lafayette, enters this world in a has just well he just is not quite fit in and his manners are bit more bubbling and he would be clearly like went through like a growth spurt where he was sort of physically awkward as he was going through puberty and transitioning into being somebody who could carry rent because he was kind of bigger guy. and so he comes into this and has to hang with basically the

pull up, police he a leveling, quincy out of any server. oh, in damascus. pico but a hub and deliver this event, eke wendell escalate. the moral the base assess ability and government decoy caught us on the put a legal la garza, blank of angelica benito wellness gun. the look at the elaborate combo level under lexi students have their own. a monsoon major nadia cons to either. but ela, but a couple of students yell boon consorts from michigan. i come jojo, norma contract to federal. gaddy, this is les storer is to predict who had been mailed to lucy, that implacable number, 17 bit of rental escandone, banassi, vo, levi, were counselor, logan. king corral will be at martine, completely remedy only them. nissan you, on the 16th was me. jonas, i've already went to miss as his place and basically precedent opinion for him that i like was tisha ackerman. yes. wiki pasta. listen. p. v. willingness for lack of you. novelist, us, you on emmys, immediacy, fiercer responsibly. please leave it at that impressive. vacant progress. young, leave it about

i'm now joined by an a to leave in senior fellow abbey quincy institute for responsible state profit in washington to see dr. lehman. it's great to talk to thank you very much for finding the time i look. i'm sure that the closing of the nato lays an office in moscow and rushes mission to brussels. didn't come as big of a surprise.

press for so park i spoke to they did, i have not heard from principle at all except a deal with quincy. balkan has their own interest. but years ago, there was some sort of kind of dialogue with the others to see what they can do today. they are so kind of restrict your limits. if you check your chicken gun cabinet from one interesting fall question and from from inside question don't just completely concentrated on west golf club taliban imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century. what are the chapters called gun violence school shootings, homelessness? first, it was my job then it was my family really was my savings. i have nothing. i have nothing and it's not like i don't try. i look for resources, i look for jobs. i look for everything i can to make this pass and i end up doing is passing time, the road to the american dream paved with dead refugees. it's this very idealized image. all of those older america, native americans look past the deaths that happen every single day. this is a modem, history of the usa, my america, on our t ah, these people

but unless there's a break through, the consequences may be dire. masses exhaust, sol, quincy, if the situation continues, i of the day recording hello this weekend, coming up with hundreds of complications. and you can got side in a country full of suffering with a government that has virtually ceased to function. the prospects for these patients and many other haitians is bleak. rob reynolds al jazeera, puerto prince, the south african government is still grappling with how to compensate people. it were forcibly removed from their homes and land off the end of the pot on land claims. a commission was established more than 25 years ago since then. it settled around $80000.00 claims at tens of thousands more remain unsolved. natasha g. a name reports from co, was zulu natal province. this muslim cemetery in durban isn't just hallowed ground for wally shake, and them aqua community. they say the cemetery and the 18 hector's surrounding it are part of their heritage. their roots in south africa, the apartheid government stole them a cou, a land when shake was 6 years old. you're destroy

look up crockett with ah, hold them back to the park with an authority leven senior fellow at the quincy institute for responsible said craft in washington to see dr. levy. and we started this discussion of with the western policy in afghanistan. and i heard you say that in a part of the problem is the western and the willingness or in the ability to comprehend and deal with complexity this short h o for both analytical and intellectual scope and branch. is that a problem only with afghanistan portfolio, or is it the more of the feature of the western policy in general when it comes to international affairs? i think it's, it's a wider feature. i mean, much of the presentation of russia in the west and i'm sorry to say union academia and think tanks as well as in the media is pure caricature. it's, it's, it's, it's a real basis in reality, a tool. and it's also, of course lace with hatred by not as to say, of course, as well though that's true of many russians on the other side to be honest with you, i think and we are recording this interview on the sidelines of deval dice. where am i? i

clearings and now taking over what used to be pristine forest where giant trees one stood tall and cheap quincy you scroll conservationist say they are yes. warming with ego. tim below gazande borges. 4 years ago, the government is sitting in the on east, the ban on the timber trade. but that decision only opened a floodgate of uncontrolled illegal looking sierra leone is home to more than $5000.00, was to chimpanzees more than $1000.00. $500.00 of them are found on the loan amount to regional and they're far from safe cuz the vision is under pressure to save them after the resumption of looking and the return of indonesia, the country with an abundance of results for the great bar and was indonesia, his friends booming, we moved full to growth and fraud. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs, investment. let's be part when the these, his growth and progress invent even easier now at night and stockholm, southern somali mums patrol the streets bully ski and

and we could see the consequences could become long term liquid to the claim to quincy in the next. yes. and what is the situation like of for your direct colleagues of people there that are trying to help it is a very difficult and very volatile environment to work in. it is also very difficult to witness the humanitarian crisis and weakness the suffering of people. because there has been a lot of trauma for the people who had to leave their homes also for people who cannot contact their family members because they tell communication networks in the region a still down. so we have hundreds of people contacting us because they don't know what happened to they locked one, some that lead to a lot of distress. so of course, it is very difficult to work in the circumstances. very difficult. situational round leona senior ankle, i see, or see regional spokesperson in ruby. madam, thank you very much for having joined us. thank you. or meanwhile, the united nations, as recalled to senior officials working any few here because of concerns about their safety. this comes after and then on un

region and for the world full to discuss that now joined by an a to leave and senior fellow, add the quincy institute for responsible save profit in washington to see dr. lehman is great to talk to you. thank you very much for finding the time. hello. now i'm sure that the closing of the in either lays in office in oscar and russia's mission to brussels, didn't come as big of a surprise to you. there weren't functioning any way. but i think there's something noteworthy about the 2 sides, not even trying to keep up appearances anymore. what do you think? yes, i mean, it's another step downwards. and it also illustrates the absence of coordinated thinking in washington because clearly this nature decision would not have been taken without the agreement of washington. the biden administration at the moment seems to be, you know, anxious.

for so clark slightly press. 2, they did not have non repressive or at all except that b region is quincy bulky and has their own interest. but years ago, there was some sort of kind of dialogue with the others to see what they can do. today. the are so kind of restrict your limits. if you check your chicken one cabinet from one existing question and from 2 from inside question, don't just completely concentrate on what's sculpus with welcome back. in part one, we investigated the billionaires escaping taxes by moving their money to the british virgin islands and south dakota. but what about those escaping the planet itself? this week's world space week has been dominated by news stories about billionaires whose far is into the upper atmosphere as seen by many as the success at a state funded space travel. but with the planet facing a capitalism catalyzed climate catastrophe. should we be worried about the potentially billionaire dominated future in space? joining me now is one of this planets, most popular science communicate his gym. kelley lee, thanks so much. it coming on. well, the s

and now taking over what used to be pristine forest, where giant trees one stood tall and cheap, quincy use roll, conservation to say they are yes. warming with nico tim. below gazande borges, 4 years ago, the government to city and the on east the ban on the timber trading. but that decision only opened a floodgate of uncontrolled illegal looking sierra leone is home to more than $5000.00, was to chimpanzees more than $1000.00. $500.00 of them are found on the loan to range at all. and they are far from safe. conservation is under pressure to save them after the resumption of lugging on the return of fortress. it's oldest for them. undertakers working here is 7 days a week job that's grown with a community. my father purchased a black ambulance fan and started to do the funerals in london and a family. we saw a stopping father went gotcha and began. is this hotness the stories we don't often hear told by the people who did them. jeff is such a level of nice sure. east and undertakers. this is europe anal to 0. ah. the roadblocks remained with tensions high after the currency. dan, the

clearings and now taking over what used to be pristine forest, where giant trees once too tall and cheap quincy, you scroll conservationist say they are yes. warming with nico tim below gazande porches, 4 years ago, the government to city and the on the east, the ban on the timber trade. that decision only opened a floodgate of uncontrolled illegal looking sierra leone is home to more than $5000.00, was to chimpanzees more than $1000.00. $500.00 of them are found on the normal mon to range. and they are far from safe. cuz the vision is, are under pressure to save them after the resumption of lugging and the return of o, unprompted, and uninterrupted discussions from our london broadcast center announces era blue g 20 lead as agrees a keep global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius. but there's no pledge on net 0 emissions. ah, hi there, i'm associates a. this is al jazeera live from data. also coming up. the stage is set for a global summit that's being seen as the.

sexual press for so clark i spoke to they did not have non principal at all except that deal with quincy bulkley and has their own interest. but years ago, there was some sort of kind of dialogue with the others to see what they can do. today. they are so kind of restrict limited pre checked up your chicken, one cabinet from one to distinct call question. and from, from inside question do, just completely concentrate on west sculpus. caught up on ah, you're watching our t international in our top stories. this are plunged into darkness. the lights go out in lebanon after the 2 biggest power stations in the crisis. hit country run out of fuel causing the natural grid to collapse in an explosive accusation. the prime minister of molly blames forces from long time ally, france for training tara groups in the north of the country. he's on the army. so anthony, there arms groups trained by french offices, we have evidence of that and this is the situation we are currently witnessing molly and we don't understand it and we can't tolerate it.

we can be quincy bulkley and has their own interest. but years ago, there was some sort of kind of dialogue with the others to see what they can do to day they are so kind of restrict your limits. if you checked up your chicken one cabinet, one, it just didn't call question and from, from inside question do just completely concentrated on west sculptor so caught up on join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. and i'll be speaking to guess on the world politics sport business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then. ah ah, welcome back. this is our team international. now issues around russian doping controls in sports are once again making headlines. the world anti doping agency has this evening officially revoked the status of moscow's anti doping lap parties on quarter. explains that the new twist in the long running story, while the decision to revoke the approval for moscow's national anti doping laboratory comes amidst allegations that russia was not complying with the international standard of laboratories, code of ethics, ye

beijing, because the man who had the job has resigned found bowman left the roll just now is off quincy as the chicago black hawks general manager. if it results from an investigation that found the franchise had mishandled allegations of sexual assault back in 2010 and the theme have been fined 2000000 dollars by the n h l. the head of football global players union says a world cup held every 2 years could have terrible consequences for players welfare . 5th pro, asking when will players get a chance to read off for propose to hold the world cup every to use on the side of the of the workload i think is a very self defeat. his argument from the different competition organizers to, to keep running, running, running the players, because in the end, yes, it's about the players rest and their family life and their, their physical ability. but who's winning? when the players are injured? who's, who's winning? the players can maybe only go 90 percent or 80 percent confusion on whether on vaccinated tennis players will be allowed to compete at the strain open continues with conflicting inform

clearings and now taking over what used to be pristine forest, where giant trees one stood tall and cheap quincy use roll conservation to say the air yes. warming with nico tim below, gazande, butcher's, 4 years ago, the government is here in the all east. the ban on the timber trade. that decision only open a floodgate of uncontrolled illegal logging. sierra leone is home to more than 5000 was, did you possess more than 1000? 500 of them are found on the normal mon, to regional. and they're prompt from say, because the vision is under pressure to save them. after the resumption of walking on the return of oh, support is of tennessee, as president chi saeed riley in the capital. while too prominent critics tom reportedly been arrested ah, hello, i money inside this is al jazeera ally from doha. also coming up the u. s. warrants to dawn that failing to move towards a civilian lead. government could put economic and political support at risk child is killed in oman as tropical sancho.

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quincy telling me, look, here's what happened.o get back to 2019 levels on volumes and sales faster than the overall economy and that's what they've done. how they've done that, it's coke, so they operate in 200 countries. they've taken lessons from some of the lockdowns they saw in parts of the world and they were able to mitigate some of the other lockdowns better, focus at the at home business instead of the away from home business which got crushed during covid by the way, not fully back whether you're looking in the u.s. or looking around the globe, the away from home business, about half of coke's business is still hurting. he said it's back in categories like quick serve restaurants, especially those that are digitally inclined or that have drive-throughs, but if you look at travel and leisure and hospitality, coke is big on cruises and stadiums and concerts, not back to where they are which is why quincy is proud of these numbers on volume and sales being back to 2019 and growing from last quarter. in terms of what product

they had a very late and quincy sit down with the other g20 leaders salmon, risotto, seabass and a creamsert on the menu. no cameras were allowed inside and no real insight into the president's thinking of anything he saw or heard today because really hasn't been saying anything on camera. he's been kept away from the press with the exception today of this moment. >> when would you like to talk? [inaudible] >> what is the next step? reporter: when the presidents says the talks of i iran are to resume, is mistaken. the plan is to do that by the end of november, something these leaders can do right now, endorse higher global minimum tax. right now, 0%, all 20 leaders privately today from zero to 15%. that doesn't immediately make it the law of the land in the u.s. but the biden administration hope to happens from treasury secretary janet yellen says this will remake the global economy, more prosperous place for american business and workers rather than competing on our ability to offer lower rates, america will have the skills of our people, our ideas and capacity to innovate which is a ra

john quincy adams having all of his adventures in europe give us a good tenet story. >> okay so his back story he is this noble he is a rich orphan grew up in the equivalent of the sticks. he was a lord he lives in the manor house the big house of the small village. but is from a small village and today even a particular populated part of france, who moves to paris and winds up marrying into one of the richest and most powerful families in france. they are second only to the bourbon dynasty the royalty in place of wealth and lafayette enters this world. he just doesn't quite fit in. his manners are bit more bumbling. he barely clearly went through a growth spurt were he was physically awkward as he is going puberty and transitioning into being someone who could carry around he was kind of a bigger guy. and so he comes into this world and he has to hang with basically the rich kids. this is kind of a tale we are all very familiar with. someone who's come into a rich high school and is now suddenly trying to hang out with the jocks and the captains of the football team and hang out with th

for more, we go to washington, d.c., to speak with ethan paul, research associate at the quincy institute statecraft. his work focuses on u.s.-china relations. paul's recent piece for responsible statecraft is titled, "biden doesn't understand the 'new cold war'" welcome to democracy now! what doesn't biden understand and what is he doing? ethan: thank you for having me on. when i say president biden does not understand the new cold war, i mean the new cold war itself is baked into the structure of the international system that has existed sincthe collapse of the soviet union. you cannot simply speak away the new cold war in a speech. since the soviet union collapsed, china has looked out at a world dominated by american power, not only economically, politically, but also militarily in china's backyard. the united states, many of its closest allies and partners in much of its military power is located in a ring, japan, philippines, south korea, australia. china has had a deliberate strategy to balance against american power, particularly in its backyard. now what we have seen since the tr

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co-host juan gonzalez and i spoke to ethan paul last week, research associate at the quincy institutele statecraft, former reporter with the "south china morning post" in hong kong. his recent piece is headlined, "biden doesn't understand the 'new cold war.'" today, we bring you part two of our conversation. i started by asking him about the cia has set up a new mission center focused solely on china, which cia director william burns describing china as the “most important geopolitical threat” facing the united states. ethan: nicholas burns announced that the china missi center would be set up in the cia, whichould help frame the agency's overall approach, not only to china, but its overseas operations in general. i would say two things on this front. number one is that this is only the latest step by the biden administration, and going back to the trump administration, and a broader effort to transform the federal government itself, to reorient itself around so-called competition with china. we have seen new institutions, new offices, organizations be created in the department of def