that led to mass release of students assault on we're now seeing one of the buses arrived there in rome. i live to do that in crowds. one of the buses carrying the prisoners away just releasing from off of prison. i huge crowds there. again this saturday we saw a palestinian flag. i saw to flies, but no mice flagstaff so dunbar account. what do you make of that in should? what should we read into that? i think it's old back part of the back stage stokes that's been going on about trying and suppress this as a, as a waiting for from us. and obviously the policy number authority is very much bound to that arrangement. they would like to see this as of posting in when i not the certainly i have must win. but as i said earlier, it doesn't really matter at this stage. this is all very symbolic. we know that there's regulated scans to round them up if they wish to do so. and we have to remember what was said, that the be very beginning of this war that you would go off to every single person who has been involved in this, including a already or the, the association of a number of people outsi

uc berkeley, from the school of theology, and an essenia of sacred teology from the university in rome and a doctorate of theology from the same institution. you began with a ba in physics in caland worked in the semi conductor industry in paolo alto and i think that was when you experienced a conversion to catholicism. can you tell us about that? >> it happened in the last year of the study of berkeley. i studied physics there with an idea of working with semi conductors and that sort of thing. so i had statistics classes and so on with the interpretation of data. and i went hitchhiking and i had been raised catholic and then drifted off in high school. so six years later, i went out hitchhiking out of berkeley, like i did for recreation, just put up my thumb. and three people on that brief hitchhiking trip all talked to me about jesus christ. and i believe there is a god out there somewhere, maybe like the force, the budist, cosmic force. but i thought in my mind, this is statistically significant t. no one in six years and then in 24 hours, three. so i thought i better go back over

they often appeals, colton. rome refused to approve the government's plans to process them there. and mostly from egypt and bangladesh, were brought to albania. after being rescued in the mediterranean, italy's government has built 2 facilities and albanians hold migrants while they are assign them across the process. it's the 3rd time italian judges have refused to approve the process. and protested and nigeria concerned about government plans to resume oil production in the southern region of governing. isn't it described as one of the most polluted places on us? a $1000000000.00 clean up f, as in 2018, failed to deliver results. now people are calling for renewed efforts and compensation. alhashan went to the, i'll go in the region and river state to see the impact 1st time. this is the water. many people here rely on pull you to toxic and funding for decades. always spirits have devastated this community in southern that you guys are going to land. and despite the government promises little has changed for me. they've been yeah, there is no sign of cardioverter aquatic like no

this 1,000 mile race of classic cars on open roads goes from brescia to rome and back over five days.t beautiful race in the world began in 1927 and pausing for the war, continued until a terrible crash in 1957 killed two drivers and nine spectators. a tragedy dramatized in the 2023 film "ferrari." it's been back since the late '70s as a follow the speed limit rally of precised timed trials. last year, more than 400 classic an vintage cars were accepted, including the fiat 600 the elys drove and another car their friend joe hurwich bought, 1931 aston martin. you buy a car to get in? >> it's not the person that gets in. it's the car. the car has to be either the original car that ran in the race between 1927 and '57, or it has to be the same model of a car that ran in the race. >> reporter: it's hurwich's fifth mille miglia after trying too to get in for a decade. >> it's a bit of an obsession? >> you sound like my wife. >> reporter: we understood better while out for a spin. maybe a little further, if you don't mind. kinda fun. >> you might get hooked? >> reporter: i might get hooked.

albania, to hold my friends while they are assigned them to express supp both sides for the court in rome, rules, they must be returned as a 3rd time judge, as i've ordered refugees to be transferred back to me. not tonight, jerry away, protesters are angry about plans to resume or production in the southern region of will go in the land. it's an area described as one of the most polluted places on earth. a $1000000000.00. the clean up effort in 2018 fail to deliver results. now people are calling for renewed efforts and compensation. ali hashim went to avante line to see the impact 1st tend a this is the water, and many people here rely on told you to toxic and fun drinkable for decades, or the spirits have devastated this community in southern that you guys are going to land. and despite the government promises little has changed for me in virginia, there is no sign of cardioverter me aquatic like nothing. so i'm going to call me, i'll do this, do this, we something come out of this. i've told you this additional sweet voice of this month says he has spoken out many times before, but he

so you mentioned mussolini that was rooted in ancient rome and the glory of augustus. and all this where as german fascism was rooted into tonic mists and uh, spanish fascism under franco was something different. robert paxton, when he writes his book, the anatomy of fascism, he calls the client the most authentic fastest movement in american history. a and and again, paxton in the book says that it won't come with jack boots and the swastika, it will become with the christian cross and mass recitations of the pledge of allegiance. and i certainly came away after spending 2 years with the christian right, with the belief that these people that they had politicized and used christianity to build a native freshest stick movement. of course, grounded in white supremacy. um and uh and, and you've seen the trump has no way the allergy is just a grifter, but he is fill that area of logical void with these figures like mike huckabee, you know, who, who calls the westbank, judy and scenario, or the, his un ambassador who said, you know, they, they suddenly, us foreign policy i

home, or lead to who are find a flag on the warm she gonna keep waiving it until the very last day of rome to law falls on with us. i guess we're going to be there watching the video at alongside. you are dear friends myself on. you will see it right here next week. how to show the the, the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best. most all sun set up the same assistance probably disappears. must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the russians cruising and split the ortiz vote net, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services for what question did you say from stephen twist, which is the, the i wanted to come here since i was 121. my grandfather told me that his mom came from russia that we were, i was part russian. i didn't plan on staying this long. i was gonna look around, i was gonna see if it was for me, but then i came and then i was like, i don't remember when i go home. i've never been happier in life than i and here interested

i'm going to keep waiving it until the very last day of rome to law falls on a task. i guess you're going to be there watching the video at alongside you. are there friends myself and all you will see it right here next week. how to show the the, the claims of the king of the belgians, leopold the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in 18. 85 in the very heart of the african continent states under the rule of the belgian monarch was declared. since the beginning, the congo free state was total, may have for the local population and functioned as a universal concentration camp. the majority of the population, including women and children, were forced to work on the rubber plantations. those who failed to fulfill their quota were beaten and mutilated. to keep the con, the least people under control, the king set up the so called forest bleak which were punitive detachments that cast terror on the captured country and its inhabitants varying that their subordinates would simply waste bullets hunting for wild animals. the officers de

home, only to who are find a flag on the warm she gonna keep waving out until the very last day of rome to all falls on with us and guess who's going to be there watching the video at, alongside you are there friends myself and all you will see it right here next week . 2 how to show the, the, the, the headline stories this already ukrainian officer is charged with terrorism by moscow for is a part of the role in the attack on a boarding school in russia's crisp region. already. it's also a list of all manuals in the attempt to draw attention away from the torture and execution of civilians. like sports isn't that nearby. you're in a warning, distressing images you can't do. did you inform me about the loss or discovery? so russian troops on covered the bodies of at least 22 levels, apparently massacred by ukrainian battalion coming out please really prime minister puts a positive spin on the destruction of 90 percent of gals.

it only destroys it's like the vandals who destroyed rome. cancel culture is destroying american culture systematically, targeting and eliminating our heroes. it is fueled by anger then bitterness and, envy and vindictiveness. it rejects the western christian notions of grace, forgiveness and reconciliation in its place it gives us violence, terror, intimate nation and retribution. cancel culture follows saul alinsky infamous rules. radicals, particularly rule to pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it. those tactics are now in modern political discourse. so the canceling robert e lee is a classic of the radical assault on america's heroes. lee was widely hailed as one of america's greatest examples noble character. as recently as 20 or 30 years ago. he was exalted for his virtue, his devotion to duty, his sense of honor, his christian faith, and his flawless, gentlemanly conduct. then the came for him. they lee as their target, using alinsky tactics. they frozen, they personalized him and, they polarized him. but this des

tame boom kind of want to give too much away but it's like peyton place meets boardwalk empire meets rome maybe it's just a bunch of good hbo shows, but it's all true we get. it's nonfiction, but it's a very it's a more literary approach. i'm even unnerved by that because you have to recreate certain. but it's such a i chose one town to focus on and i'm really excited by some of the characters no one ever profiles the local wrestler, you know, in an oil boom town. so it's not just the mayor and it's not just the guys shooting at each other. and there's a lot of that and it's not just the rangers, it's a whole universe build that. i had a great absolute blast. so i'm really looking forward to this time next year sharing that one. yes, you use the themes to write about. what made you choose the banes to write about? yeah, it's of all the people why them you know i love the of seeing so many viewpoints i thought too would have made more sense i thought sam and roy you know they had the most interactions they had the biggest have the best sort of narrative and they live the longest it seems n

huge march on rome. they are spectacles to get press, to make them look more powerful and bigger than life. their goal is to make the rest of us be intimidated and be fearful, paralyzed with fear. as timothy snyder talks about in his book on tyranny, we can't be paralyzed with fear. we have to step up and fight this stuff. this is fascism. we're seeing it right in our streets, right here. the use of the military will be next in the streets of america to round up people who are brown. and in new jersey, they detained a guy who was a us military veteran, a us citizen, and they mocked him because he said, i'm an american, and they mocked him for it. and congresswoman bonnie watson coleman and others denounced it. so this is a spectacle. it is called a fascist spectacle. people can google that term. it is real. >> the problem with this, though, is that we're talking about it here, but there are probably large swaths of the country who are just watching right wing media and who follow doctor phil, and they're

keith morrison (voiceover): and the binions, serra said, their story was as old as ancient rome-- anof rick and sandy. mr. ted binion was a demigod. he lies fallen on his shield. hail, caesar, we will find an assailant. a head must be brought forth and placed on the stick by dusk. keith morrison (voiceover): and so for the second time, sandy and rick's fates were in the hands of a jury. i spoke with sandy while they deliberated. i was surprised she even showed up, she was shaking so. it's just very scary. you know, my freedom hangs in the balance of 12 people who don't know who i am and what i stand for. and that's the hardest part. hmm. complete loss of any control at all? i don't have any control over it. keith morrison (voiceover): sandy insisted she was the victim of a wrongful prosecution pushed by the binion family. i don't know that i believe they ever believed that there was a murder. oh, sure. that's what this is all about. of course they believed it was a murder. i think it was about disinheritance. keith morrison: sandy, you'll remember, stood to inherit $300,000, ted's ho

question, and i think one that was in some of the press and i believe you and your husband took a trip to rome last summer. i'm not talking about the conference. you did not ask who paid for the trip, i just want to get this off the record right now. if you and your husband -- not if you are reimbursed, the did you pay for the trip on the outset? ms. gabbard: there is a nonprofit organization that was coordinating with the vatican to set up this meeting that was centered around security interests in the western hemisphere. chair cotton: so you did not understand your trip was paid for by german -- by german and the clementi foundation? ms. gabbard: the nonprofit -- my understanding -- pay for the trip. sen. warner: has enormous ties -- by mispronouncing his name. somebody that america sanctioned . i imagine we can get into this in the classified hearing but again, the due diligence that is required before you take these trips or make these assumptions is something i find very troubling. thank you. chair cotton: i would note that same new york times story reported there is no indication ms. gab

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