russell has logged. and it says here and it's it's hard to believe, russell, that you've done 1500 hours of confidential interviews. senior administration officials, white house staff, cabinet officers and leaders. barbara perry co-director, who is the jerry belial? black hills professor here at the miller center and the director of presidential studies co-leads the oral history program. over her time, she has conducted more than 120 interviews for. the george h.w. bush project, the george w. bush project and barack obama project. in addition to having pulled together and completed the edward kennedy oral history project and helping launch the hillary clinton oral history project. we don't just do presidents. we do other senior officials. and with that, it's a great opportunity to introduce our special guest, who's joining us by zoom today, robert gates. as you all know, robert gates served as u.s. secretary of defense from december 2006 in the bush 43 administration. and he continued his service through

you are on with author rk russell. caller: i'm a big fan of c-span listing for years before begin i just want to mention. i tried to get the 25th anniversary mug and had problems finding it on the website. i'm gonna drive up there because i'm such a fan. i've visited the library of congress. i have an id card in 2000 eight. anyway, i listen to rk russell. i listen to his presentation, love the presentation. i loved him. i had a sister of with us. but lucille, she was gay. she was my best friend. she was somebody who is a huge influence in my life and i am just glad that he is speaking up and out about his life and his lifestyle and i was happy to hear what he had to say. and again, i'm glad the c-span is still with us and i hope to come in this year. i would love to come in d.c.. really glad to see you c-span. >> we will let him respond in a second. the right people heard you about the mug and we will make sure that they get online a little more available and easily and if you want to even less we will send you a bag.

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russell: yeah, it's not just a boom, it's a frenzy.g space sector in the world, the fastest rate of establishment of startups of any space economy anywhere in the world. michael: in june, they launched the latest of their so-called cube satellites. russell: we can fly these small space missions to demonstrate the art of the possible. that's what we're doing in collaboration with the air force. that's what we seek to do for government, for industry partners. our vision is to be a significant contributor to this development of networked, intelligent, constellation capabilities. and every mission that we fly is a step towards that. michael: satellite technology is evolving fast, and australian scientists are at the forefront of the new developments that will deliver a huge array of applications. sarah: and when you think about the first satellites and the size that they needed to be in order to be able to get these sorts of images of the earth, now this is really a whole new world that we're in with these cube sats, very small satellites,

>> russell senate building, i heard a lot of traffic on the radios, they have evacuated the russell senatee police have put out here, officers are searching in around around the senate office buildings, grand total of 3 in response to a concerning 911 call, stay away from the area as we are communicating. and this from our hillary vaughn with fox business said they evacuated the russell rotunda, and said the officers were screaming at everybody in the office building to get down the stairs as quickly as possible, they ran down three flights of stairs, you had officers with their rifles up saying put up your hands, put up your hands and get out of the building as fast as you can. so, hillary vaughn was with aishah hasnie, our other correspondent in the russell building, so they have dumped the russell building but don't know precisely what they have, at least they are not saying publicly what it's about right now. they just say there was this concerning 911 call that came in to the capitol police and they are investigating right now. we get some of these evacuations from time to time where

for now, andy russell, thanks _ house prices as well.e prices as well. for now, andy russell, thanks forjoining - house prices as well. for now, andy russell, thanks forjoining us. - ride—hailing app uber has reached an important milestone today, posting its first ever profit. the company had racked up an impressive $31.5 billion worth of operating losses since it first started reporting its financialfigures nine years ago. but after years of heavy spending, it seems uber now has a handle on its costs. 0ur north america business correspondent michelle fleury is in new york. a couple of things going on, one about keeping costs down and getting people back into the cabs after the pandemic? if people back into the cabs after the andemic? , ., ., ., ~' people back into the cabs after the andemic? , ., ., pandemic? if you look at the ridershi- pandemic? if you look at the ridership numbers, - pandemic? if you look at the ridership numbers, they - pandemic? if you look at the ridership numbers, they are | pandemic? if you look at the i ridersh

russell, whojoined mercedes in 2022, has also signed a two—year deal.rld drivers�* title. england cricket captain heather knight has challenged her side to use the t20 and one—day series�* against sri lanka as a chance to refine their skillsets. england won both white—ball series against australia last month and will expect to beat sri lanka, who are eighth in the world. the first t20 match is at hove at six o�*clock this evening. we talked about after the ashes as well wanted to keep moving forward as a team because with the world cup as a team because with the world cup a year away, australia will go back and other teams will be looking to get better and improve and it�*s important we keep moving forward and there�*s a lot of areas we still get better in and keep developing and come bangladesh in october, we want to be in a place where we are a better side than we are at the moment. i guess this is the start of that cycle. post—ashes. that�*s what her next focus is, the world cup. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfro

john russell: yes, this goes for the store.t way, if anybody comes in, and they have an overdose in the store, you got something to work with them with. if we're dealing with an epidemic, and you're calling for individuals to step up to the plate, there's a lot of individuals that will step up to the plate that are doing things. chrystal: it's this one right down here. cat: for chrystal weatherly, she knows her work is just beginning, that even the most difficult cases represent an opportunity. chrystal: i think it's critical to reach them, and that it doesn't matter to me how many times they have overdosed. there's always hope. and as long as they're still here, i see someone with potential. i see somebody that can have a different life. cat: a glimmer of hope, finally, for a state that is now losing more than 4000 people to overdoses a year. for the "pbs newshour," i'm cat wise in montgomery county, north carolina. amna: and, tomorrow night, we will travel to ohio, where the debate around opioid settlement money has led to a

russell hamler and mr. gabe kinney.th passed away this april. we are grateful to all of the euros for sharing theirir accous in the jungles of burma. i stand in awe of the legacy will be with us. courage and grit of 3000 men who answered the call to join the dangers and hazardous mission is a testament to to service and palate. frank merrill, these soldiers trained hard older to carry out a mission on behalf of of pride in country in support of freedom and democracy. it's fitting heroism will be forever are recognized and honored by the congressional gold medal we are grateful too everyone who made this honor possible. the surviving members, your achievement shine brightly as an example for today's ranger regiment and all soldiers of the united states army to follow. your bravery and outstanding service speak for itself in the ultimate sacrifice of the composite unit will not be forgotten. >> the 40th chief of staff of the united states army and i'm truly honored and proud to recognize merrill's marauders and participat

russell hamler we want to recognize you with the congressional gold medal. >> thank you.l tell you something, a little story. i was 17.5 and me and my mother were in the kitchen and in the radio was on and they had blown the factory in germany. my mother said that's my uncle's factory. she was from germany. all the americans were ready to go and ready to fight. and now my thing is i would like to see them wars. i sit at home thinking and talking to myself. [laughter] and i would like to see them wars you know like we have senatorsey and congressmen where they have good people that would handle problems like say the united states and mexico would have a problem. this groups would get together and words instead of bullets. now i listen to this thing over there where the rations are killing little kids and it's so. people who haven't been around killing don't know it's nice because it's not even ice to be shot at little lenin -- let alone shoot at someone else and i'd like to see a peaceful world, okay? [applause] and i live in a peaceful place. [applause] [inaudible] everyb

russell hamlin and mr. gave kenny.way this april. we are grateful to all of the heroes for documenting and sharing their accounts of their units to triumph in the jungles of burma. we stand in awe of the legacy they leave with us. the courage and grit of the 3000 men who answered president roosevelt's call to join the dangerous and hazardous mission is a testament to true service and valor. led by brigadier general frank of merrill the soldiers trained hard, traveled to a part of the world of which they have never been all to carry out an arduous mission on behalf of flag and country in support of freedom and democracy. it is fitting the heroism of merrill's marauders be forever recognized and honored by the congressional gold medal. wehi are grateful to everyone wo made this honor possible. to the surviving members of merrill's marauders, your achievements shine brightly as an example for today 75th ranger regiment and all of the soldiers of the united states army to follow. your bravery and outstanding service the ju

or me veteran of war, correspondent russell bentley from the us. hi there, russell. good to have you on the program. several were added american officials as we just heard there as well, including developed ukraine support a republican on the heart as they're coming. it's calling the conflict essentially on winnable at for key. if this is something we haven't heard, what does the change in rhetoric signal to you? well, it is a and facing out the reality of the people in the west that the cranny, an army is not able even with support of nato weapons and nato mercenaries do a breakthrough. the rest and the best as i was in is nevada. a few days ago, i saw the 1st and 2nd and 3rd lines of defenses, and they are very, very strong. ukrainian army does not have the ability to break through there, but they are still continuing to try to make advances down along the zap rose in d b r a last borders my friends in the boss, dog battalion. dpr military units are saying that it's very heavy funding down there. they're under drone and uh, 247. so just because the rhetoric from th

you know, first of all, we should all rally around coach russell.er for standing up and speaking truth. it says, you know, because oberlin college officials were pushing down on her, they're in the minority. we know and i will always fight for the fact that strong girls become strong women. that does not happen when you put biological boys in women's locker rooms. that does not happen when you take a biological boy and have him compete against women in sports. it's an unfair situation and our women deserve better than that. so i will continue to say that you can have the loud minority all you want. at the end of the day, this is about our girls. we have to fight for them. if we don't fight for them, no one else will. i'm right with coach russell and saying you keep saying what you're saying, shame on oberlin college. the rest of america needs to rally with her. it's not just her. it's so many people that are trying to cancel over this. at the end of the day, you cancel people like coach russell, you're cancelling our girls. we can never let that hap

you >> really important, russell, more thank you everyone. illustrious, beautiful volume hair picks it up right now for cnn tonight. >> laura, you forgot to ask the one big question. what would jesus do? >> where is my brain tonight? sara sidner. i took off the apple watch and i forgot everything. >> good evening to you, i'm sara sid

[applause] >> welcome to 2023 russell kirk petrie the diocese of winona, rochester, minnesota.e the task of introducing a task made difficult by the fact that his publication, media presence, teaching and leadership exemplify faith in reading. ... have become a regular campaign gets picked instructing us in the gospels, the old testament, catholic social thought, the meaning of great literature and philosophy, contemporary culture and, of course, the finer points of catholic doctrine. so tonight bishop barronil will address the topic of the breakdown of the detail filion equilibrium here prior to his 2022 appointment as bishop of winona-rochester he had served for seven years as auxiliary bishop for the archdiocese los angeles. bishop barron was also the rector the director of mundelein seminary in chicago where he taught for several years, but most know him as the foremost evangelist of roman catholicismsm in america. globally even. he is without is then fire catholic ministries which uses quote media both old and new to proclaim the gospel of christ. on that front bishop barr

russell hamler and mr. gabe kinney. i'd like to extend my deepest condolences to the families of mr. raleigh's and former staff sergeant bob hasanese who served as the historian for the marauders who both passed away this april. we're grateful to all of the heroes for documenting and sharing their account of their units triumph in the jungles of burma. we stand in awe of the legacy they leave with us. the courage and grit of the 3,000 men who answered president roosevelt's call to join the dangerous and hazardous mission is a testament to true service and valor. led by brigadier general frank merrill these soldiers trained hard traveled to a part of the world to which they had never been all to carry out an arduous mission on behalf of flag and country in support of freedom and democracy. it's fitting that the heroism of meryl's marauders be forever recognized and honored by the congressional gold medal and we're grateful to everyone who made this honor possible. to the surviving members of meryl's marauders your achiev

speaking of the gma family, producer sara russell married her rock in philadelphia. can see both ceremonies were absolutely beautiful. our best wishes to mr. and mrs. nagoswami. yes. congratulations. >> thank you very much for watching. congratulations, sara. have a great day. >> you know we think about everybody out there across america who watches gma every day just like extended family. well now we are looking to celebrate one gma fan.

thank you for rk russell, what a great forum! we have several upcoming writers on amazon, will you have a festival for these authors who are coming over their ideas and instructional booklets, would you do the same type of form for up-and-coming writers? >> i will answer it and have a follow-up. your concept, it is fantastic, and unwieldy. it does not mean we cannot do something, i agree with you, i want to take a step further, the way that we publish books, the way that we educate today is in transition, is traditional college, digital publishing, can we do things in different ways. roswell: the publishing world has changed. -- david: the publishing world has changed, there are still viable, one of the largest publishers which is sold for 1.6 billion dollars. more and more people are self-publishing or publishing without the use of a major publisher. there is room for both, the most important thing is people like to read. people want to see good books coming out from publishing houses that are well known and people want to see n

rk russell, the same type of thing. if you are a football fan, you are going to get football history and insider scoop on football. you will also get a chance to really hear someone talk about their own journey. memoirs are something, as you can tell, are one of my favorites. peter: this is another memoir for young adults. dr. hayden: i mentioned the children's section. we have a young adult area, too. chest and buttigieg will be -- chasten buttigieg will be talking about his story for 12 and up. he adapted his memoir for adults to younger readers. you can tell by the cover and everything that it is designed to attract younger people, and to have them think about at the earliest stages, when they are trying to figure out who they are, have something they can relate to and have a story that really speaks to them. that is going to be great. peter: when your mother, colleen, would take you to a library early on in your life, what were some of the books that impacted you or grabbed your attention? dr. hayden: i loved anythi

here is an illustration, yes, and then walter russell foreign ministry describes our successes in theations with china and so on and so further, but the main guarantee of russia's success in his opinion. state of the west listen mr. putin's strongest advantage remains the inconsistency of the modern west . they declare their enduring commitment to a rules-based international order that prohibits territorial gains. and at the same time, they secretly put pressure on ukraine to come to terms with the loss of crimea and donbass, they solemnly celebrate the month of pride in kabul while preparing a mass surrender of afghans to the taliban. they oscillate between denouncing saudi arabia as a pariah country and pleading for help, rather than prudish calling on the global south to sacrifice for the greater good in the fight against climate change, while implementing protectionist policies that threaten the future economic development of the south with high-flown speech about american values and sound like a mockery, and the striking contrast between loud statements and timidity of action is

russell, whojoined mercedes in 2022, has also signed a two—year deal. it allows him to continue that quest for that record eighth world drivers�* title caroline wozniacki picked up the biggest win since making her comeback by beating iith seed petra kvitova to reach the us open third round. the former world number one, who retired in 2020 and has since had two children, came through in straight sets in the night session in new york against her long time rival. wozniaki will face american jennifer brady in round 3. second seed novak djokovic cruised through in straight sets against spain's bernabe zapata miralles. djokovic, who's aiming to match margaret court with a record—equalling 24th major title, plays compatriot laslo dsjere next. and there was a world record attendance for a women's sporting event as the nebraska cornhuskers college volleyball team took on 0maha. 92,003 people packed into memorial stadium to see the �*huskers win by three sets to love. it beat the previous record of 91,668 set during a uefa women�*s champions league match when bar

long ation and any defects. 6, a is the highest possible grade unless the one percent of chinese russell is graded . at this level, france, italy and japan have developed reputations for making the finest field tech styles that command the highest prices. because of all the work and manual labor that goes into making it so fabrics can cost over a $100.00 a yard before they're even made into anything. at heritage mills in europe and asia, the fabric itself can go for more than $300.00 a yard. high quality salt has an instantly recognizable bloss, an extremely less stress and smooth without feeling overly slick. it naturally circulates air for a cooling effect, but can also help insulate the heat coming off of the body. but there is a country that will surprise you as one of the main leaders and sold production, and that is in the american continent. with this in mind, let's bring in joe out there do chair of the valet to set a institute. now it takes us by surprise that brazil is a self producer even though it is not a per zillion tradition. what makes brazilian so a high quality product.

uh, i wanna say that the game russell used to be the propaganda war. the gold rushes to promote this national interest, right. so now it's clear that the, there, the structure of the media narrative for in the need the congress is, uh, uh, most favorable to any of them to bring the tentative for point of view. right? so it's simply useless to who is in this kind of point where we're, what we're seeing, the west is the rise. oh, there. oh oh, alternative begins to beach are of more sensitive to the russian and use them reach increasing the taking them into the account. yeah, to those voices diminished deliberately by european powers sometimes by laws such as such as in uh, britain. you don't think that behind the scenes there will be people at the break. so i'm it saying look, we can play this both ways. we're getting the cheap brushing energy, a discount rates, and it's fine. you know, we had the day on the vehicle with a m p on the she threw or the other day. he's talking about the favorably about the massive india washington arms deal 5 year roadmap.

surprising that they joined nato in a heartbeat and started spewing out conspiracy theories about russel planning to invade another pace of the pups calling the kettle black. and that's are up for now. but coming up a former member of indian national congress discusses the countries of growing size to the u. s. as anti china alliance. the upcoming brick summit add more, i'm going underground. don't go far the option or times and welcome back to going underground broadcasting around the world from dubai in the u. a. as a global south prepares for august brick summit, 2 more remarks 76 years since.

but as long as russell phobia is profitable and brings dividends, you are willing to have a to rewrite the cost. yes, it does take up the provides for the stadium upstairs and i need the seats in the car. facts do i need a delay? hi, i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do, you do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. what could i please or do you have the state department c, i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you think the india is the 2nd largest producer a. so in the world, in an industry that employs about 9700000 people in the world and semi urban areas, this industry is one of the largest foreign exchange earners for the country. india produce has 4 types of natural stokes mulb

but as long as russell phobia is profitable and brings dividends, you are willing to have a to rewrite the cost to, to take up the i'll provide i need to see because to talk. so i need to study at the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about visual intelligence. the point obviously, is to create a trust rather than fit the job mean with an artificial intelligence. we have so many with the in the a robot must protect this phone. existence was on the existing or the india is the 2nd largest producer, a. so in the world, in an industry that employs about $9700000.00 people in the world and semi urban areas. this industry is one of the largest foreign exchange earners for the country . india produce has 4 types of natural stokes mulberry, ery plus. they're a new guy which is then made into so garments, fabrics, yards carpets. charles scars cushions covers accessories and more. in 2022,

and well important under half of that amount from its northern neighbor, helsinki also relies on russell for power supplies. and most of its gas means the military operations again, and it all stopped. the spanish side has unilaterally curts, held on to wine cross border cooperation programs, as well as the landlords joined project to build a nuclear power plants influence it. also by for this companies to exit, there are some markets out of about 900 finished companies, specializing and construction, timber processing, food industry, and industrial production. only about a $150.00 it have reportedly stayed in russia and even they don't advertise or to disease searing european sanctions so much for neutrality box. that's what you get when you're part of the you having to follow someone else's policies, sometimes at your own detriment. as regards the sanctions, not a single finnish company is doing business in russia anymore. we're one of the few countries who did this regrettably, this is not prove to be an effective tool against russia. the wes believe sanctions would result in the coll

russell, i'll start with you.le, we just hear about this border issue, but for you, you are living it every single day. so let's listen to the candidates and how they addressed this last night. >> the president of the united states has got to use all available powers as commander in chief to protect our country and to protect the people. i'm not going to send troops to ukraine but i am going to send them to our southern border. >> and as the next president of the united states, i will make that border wall complete. >> yes, we will stand for the rule of law, yes, we will close the southern border where criminals are coming in every day. >> when joe biden took over he threw open the southern border of the united states and the wave of humanity, the wave of fentanyl. >> carley: russell i should mention that the unused border material sits on your ranch in new mexico, which is a glaring example of the unfinished border wall in your backyard. so with that in mind, which candidate piqued your interest last night? >> we

capitol police locked down and evacuated the russell senate office building after receiving reports of a possible active shooter. this according to two law enforcement officials who spoke to nbc news. joining me with more on this is senior congressional correspondent garrett haake. what do you know? >> reporter: a short time ago, capitol police officers began evacuating the russell senate office building over my shoulder here, just across the street from the capitol itself. staff members in other office buildings were told to shelter in place, lock down, close their doors, keep their electronics on silent while officers investigated reports of what they believed to be an active shooter call. i should make the point there has been no indication of any shots fired. no one has found anyone with a weapon. capitol police are taking this very seriously now. i talked to several staffers who are rushed out of the russell building at gunpoint, officers with guns drawn, moving people through the hallways, getting them out. i did just speak to the capitol police spokesperson who said they're cont

the russell senate office building. you're looking at it here. it's one of the office buildings adjacent to the us capitol building. and the rotunda where senators and their staffers have offices, police are investigating what they called a concerning 911 call. someone had reported some sort of active shooter. now, police on twitter, us capitol police have been very clear they haven't substantiated that report. right now they're asking everyone in that russell senate office building in washington, d.c. to stay and shelter in place and stay indoors as they investigate that concerning phone calls, there's multiple law enforcement agencies at the scene. no other details being released at this time. but we will continue to monitor the updates from us capitol police. again, the news out of washington, d.c, the russell senate office building is in lockdown as police investigate a report not substantiated, but a report of an active shooter there you see in this live picture some of the staff members and people who work in that office building being evac

russell hamler, and missed a gate kane.as the historian for the marauders, who both passed away this april. we are grateful to all of the heroes for documenting and sharing their account of their units triumph in the jungles of irma. we stand in all of the legacy that leave with us. the courage and courage of the 3000 man who entered president roosevelt call to joint thunderous and hazardous mission is a testament to true service and fellow. led by brigadier frank merrill, these little travel to a part of the world in which they had never been off to carry out an argue mission on behalf of flak and country, in support of freedom and democracy. it is facing that merrill's marauders are recognized and honored with the congressional gold medal, and we are grateful to everybody who medicine are possible. to the soviet members of merrill's marauders, your achievement shines brightly as an example for today's 75th rage regiment and all of the soldiers of the united states army to follow. your bravery and outstanding service and t

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everyone likes to think they matter and with the parley russell case, it dominated the news but theremany missing like money, 98000 black women were reported missing in the united states last year so we need to hold enforcement accountable making sure our cases are not dismissed. often times are children are labeled as runways and adults go missing, they are often criminalized law enforcement so it needs to change. >> natalie, what's going so long? i have a ab sister, my mother. obviously her grandmothers, i would be terrified if they went missing and i have the resources to find them, i have the platform but many of these women don't. >> you are right, they don't and that's why the black missing foundation has been created as an organization to help bring awareness to these cases that are typically under the radar and for the past 15 years we have been sounding the alarm persons of color are disappearing at an alarming r rate. close to 40% of the missing population of people of color and cases tend to remain open four times longer than any other case so we are advocates for the famil

rk russell, the same type of thing.you are a football fan, you are going to get football history and insider scoop on football. you will also get a chance to really hear someone talk about their own journey. memoirs are something, as you can tell, are one of my favorites. peter: this is another memoir for young adults. dr. hayden: i mentioned the children's section. we have a young adult area, too. chest and buttigieg will be -- chasten buttigieg will be talking about his story for 12 and up. he adapted his memoir for adults to younger readers. you can tell by the cover and everything that it is designed to attract younger people, and to have them think about at the earliest stages, when they are trying to figure out who they are, have something they can relate to and have a story that really speaks to them. that is going to be great. peter: when your mother, colleen, would take you to a library early on in your life, what were some of the books that impacted you or grabbed your attention? dr. hayden: i loved anything t

kenneth simon center's 2023 russell kirk lecture featuring. bishop robert barron of the diocese of winona, rochester, minnesota. i have the task of introducing bishop bear in the night a task made difficult by the fact that his publications media, teaching and leadership exemplify faith and reason, courage and humility, along with tremendous insights. our cultural situation and how we might best engage it. what is true for me and, i know for many of you in attendance tonight, is that his writings and lectures and and podcast and interviews have become our regular companions instructing us in the gospel as the old testament prophets catholic social thought the meaning of great literature and philosophy, contemporary culture and of course the finer points of doctrine. so tonight bishop barron will address the topic of, the breakdown of the talk pavilion prior to his 2022 appointment as the bishop of winona-rochester. he had served for seven years as auxiliary bishop for the archdiocese. los angeles bishop barron, also the rector of mundelein sem