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barbara robbins. barbara was only 21 years old when she was over in saigon during, the vietnam war, a truck carrying explosives from the vietcong exploded in front of her at the us embassy and killed her. she is the youngest on our memorial wall and the first female officer die in the line of duty. president johnson sent her family a telegram, a condolence letter, and we now have that on display, along with a posthumous medal that was given to her family. they donated to us just this past year, thanks to her brother. we were able to get these artifacts and have them on display here at headquarters. so it's something we're very honored to have. we're glad we can show the sacrifice and the heroism of barbara robbins. so it's the story of barbara robbins, been known for a long time, was at a classified story or deaths of cia officers declassified over years on our memorial wall you'll notice that there are many names that are not actually in the book of honor and every year the director of cia looks at t

barbara robbins. barbara was only 21 years old when she was over in saigon during, the vietnam war, a truck carrying explosives from the vietcong exploded in front of her at the us embassy and killed her. she is the youngest on our memorial wall and the first female officer die in the line of duty. president johnson sent her family a telegram, a condolence letter, and we now have that on display, along with a posthumous medal that was given to her family. they donated to us just this past year, thanks to her brother. we were able to get these artifacts and have them on display here at headquarters. so it's something we're very honored to have. we're glad we can show the sacrifice and the heroism of barbara robbins. so it's the story of barbara robbins, been known for a long time, was at a classified story or deaths of cia officers declassified over years on our memorial wall you'll notice that there are many names that are not actually in the book of honor and every year the director of cia looks at t

tim robbins! he despises all of us, i'm sure.ut he's saying the right thing here. >> there's an inkling of a thought with some on the left like tim robbins that may be this new jacobin revolution might actually consume those who once were loyal to it. like charlie said, this fusion of big tech, making it very clear they will not tolerate dissent. they hate the free flow of information, the questioning of official approve narrative in the given month or day and i think the reason is they hate the free flow of information, they hate the questioning is because ultimately leads to the truth and those with authoritarian tendencies hate the truth because it reveals the arbitrary nature and the thing is once arbitrary nation is revealed and a majority of people reveal the absurdity of it all, legitimacy crumbles and that's what we are seeing, that's what they are afraid of if they continue to allow differing opinions and dissent and questioning, maybe people will come to the realization of the absurdity of it all. maybe there legitimacy

you're losing any shred of credibility you had you had you effing fools, ned. >> tim robbins, a guy heespises all of us . i'm sure. but he's saying the right thing here. well, i think there's at least an inkling of a thought with some on the left like tim robbins, that maybe this new jacobin revolution might actually consume those who once swore loyalty to it. >> but but like charlie said , this this fusion of big tech, big government, corporate, corporate propagandists, this ruling class oligarchy, first of all, they're not shy about revealing themselves, but they're making it very clear they will not tolerate dissent. they hate the free flow of information. they hate the questioning of the official and approved narrative. whatever it is , in a given month or day. and i think the reason is laura ,that they hate this free flow of information. they hate dissent and they hate the questioning is because that ultimately leads to the truth and those with authoritarian tendencies hate the truth because it feels they're arbitrary nature. and the thing is , once an arbitrary nature is revealed

and lindsay is a robbins graduate, works at my senate. give lindsay a big round. [applause] here is a little known secret about virginia. virginia has one of the most active space programs of any state because there is a nasa facility operated by nasa, but also in tandem with the commonwealth of virginia on wallace island. does anybody know where wallace's? it is nourishing configured if you would past will over there. for decades, this has been a site that has been launches into the atmosphere or beyond. it is not know as well as the other facilities because they are not man's branches. they are very frequent watches. i was there 2 fridays ago. they did a lodge of iraq [. i hope you have a chance. the pace of launches is picking up because it is not only nasa missions, but it is a program called the antares program run by -- northern virginia. brockett labs is a new zealand company that uses the launchpad's. there are are the defense and until launches that take place there. if even a -- never had a chance to say when. it is an amazing experience. we are fortunat

she was the first one to work at the baskin robbins. then it became a family. all right. well, let's let's go to the important stuff right away. i am a baseball. that was i was play as one of the few people who have read the four fours. there are four memoirs of the trump administration by people who spent four years in jared. kellyanne conway, the vice president, and the secretary of state and cia director. and they're all good books. yours is by far, i thought, the most readable because. it talks about running agencies. these three have not run agencies were in the west wing. so what's the difference between being there for the morning brief with the president and then back and getting an agency lugubrious as the state department to do his job. oh, goodness. it's it's all the difference in the world in the sense of when you're the cia director, the secretaries say you're running big organizations, cia has a classified number. but the state department's got 70,000 employees. but that's 40,000. too many. but different. that's that's a different a different issue. these ar

a whole host of people who are in robbins grand in the 1930s, when hayek was there, this was a this was a place where a lot of the, uh, the formalism of what we, what intermediate price theory and intermediate macroeconomics was developed. so he was on hand when this stuff was being developed. of course there were his famous battles with the with various types of socialists as well as with john maynard keynes in the 1930. so we get to all of those stories up at the montpellier in society she founded in 1947. he this brought together all of the liberals, all of the most famous liberals of the 20th century were most of them were at that meeting. and those who weren't were people who he had invited, but they weren't able to come but ultimately became members. and just looking at the interactions, these people, one of the one of the side projects that came out this doing this book was another book with the hoover institution press on the very first meeting of the mont pelerin society in 47. and it's a transcript of what took place at the meeting. not a verbatim transfer script, but give

what we're going through is something we have to stop. lucas, almost unless luxury gives an audible robbins and a helper updeal. this is not the way april should be gay. the truth is, the ideal scenario would be rain comment because farmers needed very much ball latonya. this is ellen beckwith, the little and this is the effect spain stripe conditions are having the countries meteorological service. a met says this spring has been the driest and the past 15 years is a be so this, this period of heat is characterized by the fact that the forecast to temperatures will reach levels typical of july typical of midsummer. the cause really, as we've said before, as a consequence of climate change, where warm periods are more frequent, more intense, and also appear earlier in. so yeah, them us about it in the exceptionally hot weather is set to come to an end on sunday, according to weather forecasters. but with summer nearing spain is bracing itself for even higher temperatures to come in for more. now i'm joined by yummy velasquez a reporter based in spain's capital madrid. it's good to have you

. bellefonte was also a prominent civil rights campaign and a friend of martin luther king junior robbins report. oh, harry belafonte, a burst into popular culture with 2 exuberant unforgettable syllables. oh, the new york born son of jamaican immigrants, bellefonte, was nicknamed the king of calypso. his 1956 breakthrough album with his signature banana boat song, was the 1st lp record to sell over a 1000000 copies worldwide in like gum and me wrong. oh, it was among $38.00 bellefonte albums, which were critical and commercial successes. bellefonte also recorded in blues gospel and folk genres about losing steadily for a month. and he produced and starred in several dramatic films theme to issues of race and prejudice. in america, his political consciousness drove bellefonte to become a high profile campaigner for civil rights, leading the ranks of celebrity figures at the 963 march on washington. in winning an oscar for his humanitarian work, bellefonte was recognized for helping the reverend martin luther king junior. during his campaign for black voting rights in the american south. h

because i wonder why wouldn't you just drop a i don't know a box of computerized tricks to do this. robbins actually put people there. that's an excellent question, i'm 67. ok. i grew up during the apollo era and people would ask that question back then. it was a political aspect to it, but there's also technological aspect. but this time we're not going just back to the wound for flags and footprints as they say, we're going to go back and just to stay, we're not going just as white american pilot male pilots, we're going back internationally. you will see japanese european astronauts and these are artemus missions, and we're going to go back to build a base there so that we can just not visit for a couple of days. but the stand, you know, up and really just understand what is liked living in the world. because at some point we want to go to mars. it is a lot of things we can learn about living for long periods of time in the lunar search. ok, i data, we will speak again about this good talking to keith cowan as of space ref. and nasa was thank you so much. a pleasure for bowl added german

now or you have a spike robbins in, we know hardly them how killer bends in 8th, lawyers from the community claim shall wants to delay cheese dis, hearing for another 2 years to wear down the villages. and eventually have the case thrown out. and that could have why the implications their case is seen as a test, as to whether multi nationals can be held accountable for the actions of their overseas subsidiaries. i'm a decrease al jazeera or golly. now when democracy came to myanmar, so did the tourists more than 4000000 in 2019, then covey, 19 head, shortly followed by a military corps last year. fewer than a $150000.00 foreigners visited. now the military government is trying to encourage juris to return, but as tony chang discovered in the ancient city of agony in central myanmar, the fighting is and far away. the sleepy stupors have begun. ancient pagoda has some more than a 1000 years old. this was once the capital, what would become a unified myanmar even here, people protested against the military coup in 2021. and even here the military showed no mercy in the crackdown as one residen

and his dad just go to the real q chain small robbins in japan and then staying off shore. but the chinese end of it is still producing rain or even snow in the high grounds. the southwest, a beijing, beijing's lowest, tend to be 15. you'll start to rise. what time you get to saturday, that snow will start to disperse, not be quite intense, but the range house for the sat will be we could see more flash, very in different places, but sas of the exit. but nothing, you know, you know where the rain is wanted, it's still quite hot. the capital can mean is it 27 degrees is a bit of a drop on the last couple of days, but it's so well above average and not far from the record. temperatures have dropped in bangladesh, they're largely because the increase in the matter cloud and big chows. it are now growing for the west. india. very, very few showers. ah ah, [000:00:00;00] a ah ah, look about what you all deserve. lisa whole robin dough, reminder of all top you stories. the un secretary general has appealed for a 3 day see far incident to mount the festival of eve and to allow civ

it did not ben robbins but looks to invest more in upgrading security for schools, some tougher background of coursejoe biden, the white house have been calling for a ban on assault weapons, but balanced against that is the view held a lot of times by republicans that they are very keen in their view to protect their second amendment rights, the right to bear arms.— right to bear arms. jessica parker reporting _ right to bear arms. jessica parker reporting there. i some news from new york — former president trump is scheduled to sit for a deposition on thursday for the $250 million lawsuit filed by new york attorney general letitia james in september 2022. this was separate from the investigation led by the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg that led to trump's indictment. the new york ag accuses trump, his company, and his three kids of widespread fraud. mr trump previously appeared for a deposition last august, and invoked the fifth amendment more than 400 times. to nothern ireland now, where it's the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. it brought an end to decades of con

now you have a spike robbins in, we know hardly that, how killer bends in 8th lawyers from the community claim shall wants to delay cheese dis, hearing for another 2 years to wear down the villages, and eventually have the case thrown out. and that could have wide implications. their case is seen as a test, as to whether multinationals can be held accountable for the actions of their oversee subsidiaries. how many degrees al jazeera? oh golly. elise has reaffirmed diplomatic ties with taiwan president sighing when as welcomed, the move of to honduras ended relations last week to align itself with china that left taiwan, but only 13 diplomatic allies, china's warned of reprisals if sy meets us. how speaker kevin mccarthy. on wednesday, the gin considered self government taiwan as part of its territory to be re taken by force if necessary. the people time one stays constant stress and pressure on the neighbor. on the other side of the highway street, my tie with relationship with democracies around the world have gone stronger in recent years. we continue to be excluded from and participat

it can lead computer code to create fake video and even close voices robbins reports from silicon valley. whereas my script did, i take my bills, artificial intelligence, voice cloning, can create highly realistic spoof videos and 5 point one actually or recreate the voice of long dead artist andy warhol. for a television documentary, i went down to the office because they're making a robot of silicon valley start up, resemble a i did the war, whole voice cloning and has projects in the works for several global entertainment companies. it's not like of technology that imitating a voice, but it's using the voice itself to, to, to speak. exactly. it's using the voice data itself, which is what the model learns from. and then use that data to learn patterns of that voice and be able to reproduce that to show us how it works ceo. so have ahmed had me record a few phrases. she told herself that after all, her fear had done no harm. after a few minutes of processing, my cloned voice recited and 19th century poem on the sand, half sunk, a shattered visage lies whose frown it'll be like. it's re

the reason is that resistance from the older members like a lot, robbins is brazilian counterpart. they've underlined the growing cooperation between the countries and numerous sales and creating energy, trade, and human a terry and interconnection just how important is such cooperation between the 2 countries and the grand scheme of building a new multi polar well daughter. in addition to commercial and cultural relationships, brazilian worship participate in the same is true basic articulation to breaks and their development incrementally condition by de control that denied state it's a size over the global financial system. as a do counter is, is trenton they allies alongside china, india, south africa, and all the nations of the so called global south. the bath towards a democratic woke order. without a japanese will be easier. they are brazilian foreign minister. he's criticized the lat, unilateral sanctions against russia, imposed by western states. he says that it brings not only harm to russia, but also developing economies and what to take on last, deduction. auth unilater

that's all it does the incident of baskin robbins laments his order to the islamic majlis to mossadeghwith the cooperation of military supporters of the coup afshar's previous plan was confirmed by the government counter december 1392 when javad afshar was found by the then head of the shehrbani in the terrible hills in the north of tehran, military intelligence governorship publishes and announces that major general timsar, when the engine of electricity and several other commanders are involved in this crime, the mossadegh government, for the arrest of zahedi , 10 thousand tomans, the reward of mostafa biron is good , for which book of his own, oil, power, and principles, with reference to the archive of british political documents. reason for arresting and killing afshar will find a friend while proving that the government is authentic and unstable, and secondly , they will remove the capable officer from their way who they felt might effectively stop their actions. and after some time, he left the parliament building and in the american embassy, ​​one of the agents of the black cou

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now you have a spike robbins in, we know hardly that, how killer bends in 8th lawyers from the community claim shall wants to delay cheese dis, hearing for another 2 years to wear down the villages, and eventually have the case thrown out. and that could have wide implications. their case is seen as a test, as to whether multi nationals can be held accountable for the actions of their overseas subsidiaries. i'm a decrease al jazeera, or golly. belize has reaffirmed diplomatic ties with taiwan president sighing when, as welcome to move up to hon duras ended relations last week to align itself with china. that left tie, one with only 13 diplomatic allies. china has warned of reprisals if sy meets us. how speak of kevin mccarthy? later in the week, they jin considers self government taiwan as part of its territory to be retaken by force if necessary. the people time one face constant dress and pressure on the neighbor. oh, the other side of the chi went straight. my tie was relationship with democracies around the world have grown stronger in recent years. we continue to be excluded shown a

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the idea that no one found anything wrong with this call until, say brad robbins berger's book promotion tour in the fall of 2021 simply not borne out by the facts. daniel dale. thank you so much for joining us and welcome to cnn news, central hope to see you again soon. thanks, john. kate that speech fact checking that speech. joining me now for more on all of this is marc short. he's a former chief of staff to vice president mike pence. it's good to see you, mark. thanks for coming in. john was just going through that speech, um, with daniel dale, and there's a lot of, um there was a lot to pick through. but on the overall indictment what donald trump is facing, do you think that donald trump is better or in worse or better position politically? today than he was before this, say monday. okay i think it's been fascinating to watch over the last 12 14 hours. how many liberal commentators have actually come forward to say how weak this cases and as we've discussed before? i think that part of the da's job is discretion and bringing a case when he promised to go and indict president trump

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