.# back to the love that song by robert burns leads us into the prayers of intercession and dedicationy for their majesties the king and queen that you will guide their steps and direct their paths, that they may be given strength for every task, faith to sustain them through hard times and light for the way ahead; lord in your mercy, hear our prayer. we pray for our nation asking that resolve and a steady purpose may be given to those who exercise responsibility on our behalf, for those who frame our laws and shape our life together,

sometimes we don’t even distinguish between dickens and joyce, er, and i don’t know the scotsman robert burns is that. well, that’s how this world looks, and i don’t really want ukrainians to end up in a world where our culture will be the culture that we are now talking about russian culture, and then it will turn out that if people here speak the language and generally consider themselves a part of our civilization and their civilization, then here and there is nothing to give up because it is the culture of the vast majority of the population from a linguistic point of view can it be so? yes, it can be, because it has been like this for centuries and we have only now begun to climb out of this cesspool of the russian world, and when they say that we must realize what we are fighting for, they always say what it is, what we must clearly understand that we are not just fighting for territory . civilization usually disappeared from history as if they never existed. of course, no one mentions these nations because they became part of the nations in which they won, and for us now it is very imp

sometimes we even no we distinguish between dickens and joyce eh and don’t i know the scotsman robert burns is that well, this is how this world looks and i don’t really want ukrainians to find themselves in a world where our culture will be the culture that we are now like to consult russian culture and then it will turn out that if people here speak the language and generally consider themselves part of our civilization and their civilization, then there is nothing to give up because this is the culture of the majority of the population from the linguistic point of view will be yes, it can be because it has been like this for centuries and we have only now begun to climb out of this cesspool of the russian world, and when they say that we must realize what we are fighting for, they always say what it is. what we must clearly understand is that we are not just fighting for territory . as if they had never been nobody of course, he does not mention these nations because they became part of the nations in which they won, and for us now it is very important that in this criticism, uh, there a

burns jr., a partner and dealer in 2020. on january 27, 2017, weldon's sons, claude and robert, along with claude's son, james r. burns, added a new ford dealership in york, south carolina. james r. burns continues to become the dealer to -- of the burns chevrolet at cadillac in rock hill. i recognize the century of dedication and service the entire burns family has brought to the automotive industry in south carolina. the burns family has set the gold standard for what has made america the greatest nation known to man, a free enterprise system. the burns family has for over 100 years continues to serve and gain new customers and, again, from all of us that live and reside in south carolina, a firm thank you. i reserve -- i reserve back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from indiana, mrs. houchin, for five minutes. mrs. houchin: thank you, mr. speaker. last month back home in sellersburg, indiana, silver creek high school's baseball team made history by winning the program's first-ever class 3-a state title. it's truly an honor and privilege to recognize

cords, a chemical burn to the middle country of the right nostril, and a chemical burn to the esophagus. meanwhile, robert don't mind telling you, if it was that spicy, maybe you should be in the courtroom somewhere looking for justice he's absolutely younger and people have to remember that the word local points of," you take the plaintiff as you find them, the will be, quote-unquote, "eggshell plaintiff, somebody who just generally is not as robust in the community. but you have to prepare for tha is a business owner go these woman, these are not trivial injuries but when we think of the, quote-unquote, " "mcdonald's coffee case, keep in mind that woman suffered third-degree burns all over his can because of those coffee burns. so situations like this we have seen juries returned british in favor of the plaintiff. in this case, she has a strong case for that, particularly if she is able to reserve a portio of the food in question that could be tested and truly is negligence on the part of the sheriff or preparer, or the establishment peace out to show you, jonathan, if i can get you to weigh in. i am go

well, bernie sanders blamed and burned and crashed. trump is the width is but robert f kennedy is changing the way this campaign is being looked at. a much to the chagrin of the establishment and the media thoughts i this week, my wife and i went to see about the kennedy junior at a event here which volleyball t uh, when he was dis invited to the center for ethical culture because he of course, over and i became an anti semite, bobby can the juniors and that the somebody because he dared to suggest that there might be, believe it or not, they, uh, demographic or do you have the component to different diseases like oh, i don't know, tay sachs, and then a sickle cell anyway, long story short, he had to redeem himself. he was uninvited, at the center of the go, called your were robert oppenheimer with the school. that's the, you know, she was moved a gentleman cuz it was a, a, it was one stock needs coachella needs, uh, firing line people from f. and here's the best part. every demographic, i've seen a little babbage years chip, easy. these old young black white gave you straight. she has don

burned. i thought i would ask lance roberts. it will be a tidal wave of hot a.i. ipos.hrough them. how do you know which monies you put your money into, because most will gap open and look like runaway trains on first day of trading? >> that is true. the average investor doesn't have the tools to go the necessary work, talk to the ceos. see the company. that is what real investors do spend a lot of time evaluating the company, the people, the culture. things that individual investors need to remember when wall street is bringing a company to public that is them selling product and this is important because wall street's already done the work. all those guys that invested in the company when they were private, this is them now getting out. now just a question for you, are they going to get out at a discount. are they selling this out as a premium? if they're selling this out as big premium, where is the value for you? that is the question you have to ask yourself as an investor. >> great, great point. if they're selling why should you be buying? >> correct. charles: talk

randy roberts: i think our culte right now is profoundly burned out.hat they're working more than 40 hours any given week. we have to work more in order to sustain the same level of living. thomas kidd: the labor moveme in america is a surprisingly, uh, religious story and it does often converge at the issue of sabbath. rabbi ammiel hirsch: shabbat is a revolutionary concept. it actually changed human history, uh.

i think he was thinking specifically about major general robert ross, the leader of the british contingent who ordered the burningf washington and ordered the imprisonment of william baines. so the fact that it switches so distinctively in that phrase, he uses the singular to talk about the hiring and slave and he was trapped on ship for three days and knew little about what happened in the battle but one thing reported back to washington, d.c. is that major general robert ross was killed by an american sniper and quickly dragged on shore and died en route. so the language he uses about the terror of flight and gloom of the grave applies specifically to major general robert ross and i think that is what he was probably thinking in the aristocratic language of the day. it would have been impolite to name the british enemy and mock his death so he refers to it symbolically. susan: we are at the halfway point of our conversation with mark clague. one myth you dispel is that it was a poem later set to music. what is the reality? mark: when you see the lyrics of the star-spangd banner, it looks like a poem. it has the

robert blake. all these different sites, record massive changes in atmosphere composition increase including associated primarily with burning of fossil fuels is very, very high. one of these fossil fuels, the rapid increase in industrial output during and after the 2nd world war and the increase in global population of human. so all of these things, as you say, as you said in your introduction, there have been modern humans for 300000 years. error culture, you know, for, you know, more than 6000 years cetera. but what happens in all of that time is that humans impact their local environment. but by that middle 20th century, by around 1950, the entire planet, the planetary system shifted, it reached a tipping point and it completely changed in its its essence so that we suggest that it should no longer be referred to as the hall of seeing the period we're living in the, the, if the, if i were living in, it shouldn't be called the answering machine, mrs. why is there and why is there a need to know the find a new epoch, or pardon me. why is there an need to define a new chapter in our history? so, believe it is because if we

have to ask is, how many bonds are there left to burn or is this court just intent on bringing it all down? >> to your point, this is marked the roberts court. so i guess my question to you is the legacy of the roberts court now going to be about undoing the progress that has been made throughout the 21st century? >> that will absolutely be a big part of john roberts legacy that not only will he [inaudible] but affirmative action and the very notion of diversity is a laudable and calling gold that the government can pursue through raised conscious measures and now through the 303 creative decision that gay and lesbian americans have a right to equal access in the marketplace, all of those principles have now been bulldozed in an extraordinarily short period of time. and i think that in addition to rolling back the clock, john roberts is reasserting himself and his court as the chief decision-maker in this country. the supreme court is very much the number one policy making body of the nation. and the chief justice through these decisions's remaining, as congress can pass whatever laws it likes the president can roll out whatever progr

burns, smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion. as of last night crews were still working to completely extinguish the fire. >>> after the reversal of roe vs. wade john robertsash when he was unable to persuade his conservative colleagues to take incremental steps against the right to abortion. now the chief justice is ending the supreme court term by delivering landmark victory for the right. we'll look back at what this meant for the roberts court. he was in the majority 95% of the time. walk us through what mattered most. >> good morning to you and victor. so many people were wanting to count john roberts out. never underestimate john roberts. and here are four cases i think our viewers are particularly interested in, at the center of his long-term agenda and the first is an end to race-based university admissions, something that has been important to him since the early 1980s serving in the ronald reagan administration. he has felt even to take race into account as one factor of many is too much. he prevailed strongly there. in the student loan case, millions of people were wondering if their loans would be forgiven, and he rejected the biden administrat

robert pride, i'll just say era chief iraq is expelled. the swedish and boss that are off to police install. com approved funds for a public meeting in which in a rocky refugee have planned to burn the cut on how they are hundreds of iraqi stone. the swedish embassy in baghdad and set it on fire sweetens for the minutes just condemned the attack sent in mos reports. wow, this is the swedish embassy in baghdad under attack by protesters 100 still in the building and set it on fire in the early hours of thursday morning. the protest was in response to swedish. please crossing application for public meeting outside the rocky embassy in stucco. we're in iraq, you refugee so when monica affordably planned to burn the cron and the rocky flag, monica is a former member of iraq, you militia, because outrage after burning the crime last month. about 4 months with you. we defend the swedish government and the iraq. you government to stop the start of act . it's against the human rights and the emotions of the people is lump. it's provocative for all muslims. they also think all muslims feelings. we dement the religious associations to stop this act. the demonstration, in fact, it was call