finish saul alinsky's book. i could use many other examples which i do in stumbling toward utopia, but just for purposes of my book talk, i think that you can actually go into the writing scholarship letters and public remarks of many of the people that i discussed today. and you would conclude that they are uncomfortable with an objective sense. that's true. you know where they would where they would automat actually conclude. that is true. now, it wasn't the 1960s, but when solzhenitsyn when alexander soltani and comes to harvard, you know, in tide of all of this and gives this rather remarkable speech at harvard at people in america were trying to determine, you know, what precisely saying. but there's a reason that it turns out to be probably the most 20th century speech at harvard, because essentially what saying is that the is the moral, social or spiritual crisis. i mean is at the center of american. and i argue, stumbling toward utopia that for all of the other concerns we have, in all the fact of sector

and then here in america, saul alinsky. you can talk to us about saul because you've him closely. why is gramsci the person who changes modern marxism? we are where we are today. explain his significance mark. so let me do this in 30 seconds if i can. the run up to this. somebody wrote and i agree with it entirely that up to that you know before the russian revolution marxism was going through this marxian stage after from is it still 1970 from 2017 to 24 is the any stage after that is it still in the stage stalin dies in 53 the maoist. mao dies in 76. right after that is the gramscian age of communism. and i truly believe that we're in the gramscian age and in all the old, the luminaries, all the architects of critical race, not all of them, but the key ones cite antonio gramsci. antonio gramsci is influential in the of judith butler, who was does this sex part of this the gender part of this antonio gramsci is the one is the the the the the man who founds italy's communist party in 1921. and and he had one of the first one that that the only one but one of the key people or one

manana arranca la serie mundial de beisbol y vamos con saul rodriguez de nuestra e estacion de telemundos peloteros. >> buenas noches, te saludo con mucho gusto desde el mismo estadio que sera el escenario manana de este esperado juego, el primero de la serie mundial entre los yankees de nueva york y los bayeros de los angeles, desde la casa del equipo an angelino que manana a las cinco de la tarde con ocho minutos va a recibir el primer juego de esta serie mundial que ha tenido que esperar 43 anos para ver a estos dos equipos peleando por el titulo del mejor beisbol del mundo. >> llega el campeon de la liga americana, los yankees, a liga nacional, los bayers, de ahi que haya tanto interes, no solamente en los angeles, en california y en nueva york, sino en todos los estados unidos y el mundo por ver quien sera el nuevo mejor liga de beisbol del mundo. >> para mi es sumamente emocionante poder formar parte de este equipo y espero poder estar ayudandolos a ganar el campeonato. >> que son los mejores equipos hasta ahora, ese es el fuerte de nosotros, ellos demostraron m mejores equipo de l

coming uh 204 hours for palestine supporters. have taken to the streets in the south korean capital saul for the second day in in a row, marking year since the israely deadly war began in gaza. participants demanded that the israeli regime to end attacks on lebanon and gaza. first tv correspondent frank smith reports from sul. more people across the globe are joining the pro-palestinian movement as they are coming to understand the roots of the human rights abuse in gaza by the. regime, supporters of palestine in south korea also protested in downtown soul as the israeli genocide in gaza marked one year. i would like you to go and find in the next few days and the next couple of weeks three people who do not know about palestine, who do not know about lebanon, who do not know that this fight is bigger than that, who do not know that this is about colonialism, imperialism, injustice and exploitation of people. many of the people. participating here have come out week after week for year to demonstrate their solidarity with palestinians. today, from across the country, residents of south k

and in the south of the saul, find them with some showers coming into the north. there's gonna be more nasty weather coming into most central areas of the south island on friday, but christ church cleaning on to that one at $21.00 as well. on friday, the research chemicals dangerous new performance enhancing drugs. i was using a bottle a day, which is 5 milligrams because there's no dosing protocols marketed to teenagers by fitness influencers. i'm young and i'm on. this one is very dangerous. it's a while west full times investigates, the lack of regulation to stop their spread. and the too often frequent consequences. and just because you feel how does that mean you're always muscle ink on a jersey to the the, you're watching ultra 0 reminder of our top story is this our live it owns k. take a prime minister in a jeep mccarthy. says he hopes a ceasefire between his put on israel will be announced in the coming on was it comes a senior us officials are traveling to as well in an attempt to make progress on a cruise is really minutes resumes to heavy strikes on th

sonali: let's bring in bloomberg reporter josh saul. it could have been worse, perhaps, but the fact we have had back-to-back hurricanes, it's still pretty bad. what are we seeing? josh: the storm surge not being as high as we thought it would be was great. it basically went from two of meet one of me, a lot less water moving through hurting homes and people. but still there's a lot of damage. and at the fact that helene came through the recently made the soil was waterlogged. the trees are weaker and more likely to fall over and knock down power lines. there is a lot more debris around. everything from boards to construction dumpsters. it means when hurricane force wind hit that picked that stuff up, with it around and smash it into power lines causing more outages. sonali: how many people are without power? josh: right now 3 million customers, businesses and homes, with no electricity. that's very difficult. the number will fluctuate. some utilities have spoken to this morning say it will go up. the storm is still hitting eastern part

up, our napoleon dispatched a large expeditionary force to haiti, the french manage the caps or to saul loved to or by defeats, but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeat. on january 1, 18 o 418 declared independence. the 1st one in the whole latin america. however, freedom was paid for with the blood of 200000 courageous haitians who had sacrificed their lives for the abolition of slavery on our planet. the events in haiti were the only successful uprising of slaves in history. when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state, the were still the bullshit i knew done with that is what do we shift that is to assist in that and then the, the initial submit communal trip with the full shows. pennsylvania does a little bit with bush because over the weekend, which we finish, all right to. so was that a show them what 3 to those are kind of showing you which is which is the little flavor me since different level that goes with the singles you can use them for the extra dis uh yeah, the most to for today we've got the total number of oppone

saul. thank you for watching press tv. until next time, it's goodbye from me bahman nurai. october 7th, 2023, defining moment in the history of the region, a breaking point. the day gaza broke free from its prison, natural response to decades of occupation and oppression. a meticulous operation, unmatched sophistication. it surprised israel, then shocked it, then rocked it. it brought to the foreground the plight. the forgotten, pipotal shift in the fight for freedom and dignity, it was in revenge for innocent blood, it was operation alad. as december began, everyone knew that israel was thirstier for blood than ever. on december 4th. it launched a major ground assault on southern gaza. on december 12th, joe biden criticized israel's bombing methods, but as usual, he did not break his habit and continue to send bombs, allowing israel to improve its record of atrocities. on december 22nd, the death. stolen gaza surpassed 20,000, but this did not awaken the western leaders from their slamb. on december 20. 26th, it was the turn of central gaza, before the end of the last mont

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. >> lawrence: just because these folks were in the storm, we saul their resilience.still going out to vote. i guess my question is to say donald trump has the edge or do you see that kamala harris has the edge? a poll released yesterday had donald trump up by six tenths of a point. not very much very -- as you said earlier, not all that different from previous elections going back to 2008. north carolina tends to have 1, 2, 3 point races, sometimes less than a point. right now north carolina looks slightly trump slightly only is what can i say about that. >> lawrence: can we go back to population, 400,000 folks moving to north carolina? are these disgruntled voters with high tax states? are they more conservative or are we learning that these are independents or quite -- they could be progressive voters? >> that's right. many of these voters are coming from other southern states. they might not be all that different from north carolina voters. a lot of them are fleeing northeastern states, west coast states. don't assume that newcomers are the inherently democratic o

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towards the palestinians, so there's always hope that reason can come into his mind, everyone can become saul of tarsis, knocked off their horse.

problemas de salud su enfermedad se ha mantenido en sigilo pero la s semana que esta en postemporada sauluntos en el restaurante de ahi del equipo, se veia tranquilo, mas muy demacrado, muy mal, muy cambiado, muy deteriorado como estamos acostumbrados a verlo. >> nunca me imagine lo que podria pasar. >> asi se ve el llamado toro de chihuahua a sus 63 anos. >> el ano pasado su numero 34 fue retirado del equipo. >> noticias telemundo lo entrevisto. >> estar en una serie mundial y jugarla y participar y ganarla, yo creo que eso es lo maximo. >> el hara todo lo posible por regresar. >> es el mensaje que revelo hoy el equipo n esade los dodgers. >> cuando llega fernando valdesuela, se encuentra con esa aficion inspiradora, hace ese puente. >> valenzuela logro todo tipo de hazanas. >> en 1981 fue considerado el mejor pitcher del ano fue novato del ano, gano el guante de oro, ademas logro ser campeon mundial de los dodgers en dos ocasiones. >> la gente lo recuerda desde 1980 y le tiene mucho carino, desato la llamada numero mania o el es el numero uno para mi que ha llegado a los dodgers de mexi

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. >> saul rodriguez nos habla del esclobol tan maravilloso de fernando en su mano izquierda. >> se leen el lenguaje de beisbol y que eso le costo a los bateadores descifrar como era que fernando lanzaba. >> su magia y su mirada al cielo creo un grupo de seguidores. >> abrazaron a los rayos y abrazaron a fernando. >> ese es algo muy especial de parte de fernando los angeles dyers colocaron hoy en las pantallas del estadio la frase fernando mania por siempre. >> valenzuela estaba por cumplir 64 anos de noviembre, le sobreviven su esposa linda, cuatro hijos y sieteson muchÍsi. >> edgar munoz en los angeles, edgar, son claro, muchisimos los fanaticos que quieren darle el ultimo adios al toro valenzuela. >> ¿que sabemos sobre los homenajes que se pueden esperar? >> de amor, de orgullo por fernando valenzuela hasta ahora se desconoce donde van a quedar sus restos podrian regresar a mexico, donde nacio, donde tiene tambien millones de seguidores, o podrian quedarse aqui, donde su familia ha crecido en los ultimos anos. >> lo que si dicen los expertos del beisbol es que en el partido inaugura

numerous online sources credit the left wing activist saul walensky, he who controls language controls as aristotle says they're never wrong about quotations. the george orwell's novel remains so haunting, a depiction of how a totalitarian reseem can control people by cracking down what words they use. we sense some truth in the novelist angela carter's observation that language is power, the instrument of domination and liberation. this belief that the words we use actively shape our political beliefs and behavior crosses partisan lines, but in our contemporary discourse, the left is especially inclined to try shaping political thought by imposing changes on our language. see, for example, trying to make latinx happen. are these assumptions about language as power true? can pronoun lists and fogable jargon usher in social reform? changes through linguistic manipulation instead have unintended consequence. we have one of america's foremost linguists, john mcwhorter from columbia university. university an agree from stanford. the power of babble. nine nasty words, language in the gutter

towards the palestinians, so there's always hope that reason can come into his mind, everyone can become saul of tarsis knocked off their horse, and uh be given sight, but i do think there's a there's a uh degree of support, but netanyahu also stab trump in the back, and that's not been forgotten, and uh, i, i, i think netanyahu would prefer a weaker candidate, a weaker person like camala harris, uh, that really is incapable of making any any judgments whatsoever, and the military want to feed this war endlessly, like they fed... ukrainian war for 10 years, i think the united states military and pentagon uh would love to see this develop into a long-term conflict where they can sell weapons and missiles and endlessly recycle this, but i i think that's not that's not in the american people's minds, so the the political reality of the american election is putting everything into a precarious position and... there are more assassinations, for example, you will see lot of disruption in america. it's also important to understand the israeli zionist massad are actively trying to sew into the united

the french manage the cabs or to saul loved your by defeats, but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeat was on january 1, 18 o 418 declared the independence. the 1st one and the whole latin america. however, freedom was paid for with the blood of 200000 courageous haitians who had sacrificed their lives for the abolition of slavery on our planet. the events in haiti were the only successful uprising of slaves in history when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state. no, living down here, i've seen since this guy too. okay. i couldn't get the picture of it. because uh i, i didn't pull my my phone out fast enough. time i got my phone. i'll take a picture of this thing i saw on this guy. that's what really tripped me out. this is one of the ships i saw in the sky. and that's what it looked like. it grabs and broke through his rebel scrub. those. this right here, i saw this and this guy is a useful data pipeline ship. that's what it looked like. this one was coming from the opposite way. it was like a big blow arrested green container,

my name is saul sugarman. applying for reappointment for seat three of the sunshine ordinance task force. it's also a journalist role. and i've been a journalist in san francisco for 15 years, for the examiner, for the daily journal, and most recently for the bold italic as its editor in chief. my time on the task force feels somewhat brief when i compare it to many of my peers, but notably, i've served as a member of its complaint committee, where i have supported our chair, who you just heard from of that committee, in his measure that allowed us to resolve some of our complaints on the task force's consent agenda. so in this role, i think that it is greatly helped us to reduce our backlog and help us to better serve the public by not having to hear all complaints before the full board and if i'm reappointed, my primary goal is to continue supporting greater transparency in local government. i also just aim to grow my knowledge and experience with the task force because, as i've said, i've only been here for

comes up, our napoleon dispatched a large expeditionary force to the french, manage the capture to saul loved to or by defeats, but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeat. on january 1, 18 o 418 declared independence. the 1st one in the whole latin america. however, freedom was paid for with the blood of 200000 courageous haitians who had sacrificed their lives for the abolition of slavery on our planet. the events in haiti were the only successful uprising of slaves in history. when they not only through of slavery but also began to rule their state the, the, the gym. and so just deal with the other. one will take me that picture. they were proud of the muscle by the way, to go in your mouth because i didn't look up my, your printer there know, but he got dirty with or i. so it was who i see on google. okay. and with then almost a week ago, and then we'll get to bundle the, the journal say to us just loved the street. but is this indeed reality? last has never been did you purchase a i did you please give us a time to time price? sanction hoya to do that. i

so we really knew what the bit of the statements about the north korea. saul just in our front should not surprise anyone because the older faced lies designed to distract attention from the really important issues. that's so that's an international peace and security will bring in rob once again. so what does this all mean, and what does it mean for the region? i mean, these claims have been repeated here for the best part of a couple of weeks in south korea. i'm quoting south korean intelligence president, eunice, if y'all has condemned. this is a, a major escalation, has been speaking to you for a new president, followed me as a lensky, and also to nato secretary general. we've also had the claims repeated by the us defense x ray, lloyd austin, and a meeting with his a south korean accounts of pod. so these would be widely reported here, widely believed. and in fact, south career is now considering what is response should be whether it possibly now provides leased or munitions directly to ukraine or also sending possibly a monitoring team to ukraine to help out to monitor the activ

soldiers to train in eastern russia clearly knew what the bit of the statements about the north korea. saul just in our front should not surprise anyone because the older faced lice designed to distract attention from the really important issues. that's. so that's an international peace and security. let's go back to rob mcbride, rob, so what is the oldest mean for the region? and that's what i mean. these allegations have been circulating here in south korea for the past part of a couple of weeks. and now you can see if you all the president's headset that it's, that represents a major escalation, has been in conversation with one of them is a lensky, the president of ukraine, also nato's secretary general. we've heard the same allegations being made by the us to find secretary lloyd austin at a meeting in washington with his south korean accounts upon the question is now how south korea responds, whether it will supply directly any lisa laid in the form of munitions or weapons to, to ukraine, which it is stop show tom sofa, or whether it might take consider sending a monitoring team of so

this is the moment hezbollah ms. sauls hits the is ready port city of high for, for the 1st time. my home, which is like a 500 feet from here, here to bowie. and i am headed into regular school. does fill out that there is a, a site here in junction only so its away 1st period beginning with an assigned any injuries and then a so, so the disability filled him just busy it went straight to the system for the reason his disability or the science and i went inside and i found full paper, the insurance between a minor to a moderate and then then i just went out to close the image of the forces ambulances and fast respond as reach the scene. bulldoze has moved into clear the russell, the striking call of buildings and leaving a deep crate to the road. haifa is an important city. it's home to one of the largest is ready ports as well as naval and military bases. these are the only says it's investigation wise. air defense systems failed to in sept. fully broken, penetrated deep into his rated territory. as most as $120.00 rockets range down when it's ready, towns and cities. on sunday,

now, around 40 minutes before that volley of rain in miss sauls hits israel, that was a shooting and a stabbing attack in the city of the alpha. at least 7 people have been killed and several others were wounded. is ready, please save the shooters with shots that now they have since rated protestant in homes. and that happens in the city of hebron, which is in the occupied west bank in response to that shooting size. righty, as strikes, has continued in the southern suburbs of bay roots flames and smoke could be seen as you can see. right, that in the area of the left hand, lebanese rather capital is right. again says it was targeting hezbollah sites on tuesday afternoon. there was several strikes the cost of a route, including on an apartment building which quotes fire. also still a head on out is there was versus the fonts with the polls. net connect we, we live in new york added. she's a vice presidential debate. the katie vance and tim rolls will face so that the cbs news vice presidential debate simulcast in new york can either candidate provide a boost for donald trump or come

in contrast to the previous administration that saul manufacturing job losses even before the pandemici think the right way to think about this, because we have so much investment dollars from the investing in america agenda, the right way to think about it is to look at construction and manufacturing jobs together and what we've seen is continued growth. that construction workforce is hard at work with factory construction that is multiples of the previous administration. that construction of factories will turn into the manufacturing jobs of the future. we see that investment in today's economy, other in chip manufacturing or clean energy, that will result in tomorrow's manufacturing jobs. reporter: after the last -- do you think the administration has won against inflation? ms. brainard: if you look at the data on inflation, it's down to pre-pandemic levels. don't forget, nobody said that could happen with a strong labor market. i think people need to go back and see some of the predictions. nobody thought we could have the strongest recovery. strongest on jobs, stronger some growth

visitors' goal, showed himself in all his glory, pulling the ball out of the corner after a header by saul guarirapa. at the end of the first half, the army team's second goal was scored by their brazilian defenders. moises burst into akhmat's penalty area and crossed to kelva. who provided an assist to khuizullaeva added her second goal this season. the score 3:0 could have been on the web arena scoreboard by the end of the first forty-five minutes, but another attempt by tamerlan musaev was again neutralized by sheli. in the second half, another duel between musaeva and goalkeeper akhmat continued with a shot from outside the penalty area. in this case , the crossbar helped the guests. but luck and fortune sometimes run out. another attack by cska ended with an own goal by dark todorovic, who sent the ball into the net in a fight with feyzullaev. rostov, despite a vigorous start home game against okron, failed to win again. valery karpin's team celebrated success for the last time on september 1, when they beat fakel at home. after that, rostov lost twice in three matches. talyatinsky op

biden has money for people in lebanon right now without congress coming back, what does it say about saulsugh money for people in north carolina who need it. that is not misinformation. >> no, the way you are asking is misinformation. you are asking why congress needs to come back and do their job and provide extra assistant to disaster relief fund. that is what congress needs to do. you may not want that, that is okay. that is what the president and vice president wants. >> carley: jack, good morning to you. she clearly took offense to premise of that question, it is question many people have, what do you think about that reaction and her response to? >> it is telling, she responded in way of someone that is offended would respond and it is offensive to every american watching billions go to folks in lebanon and ukraine and iran and everywhere else while we see our neighbors lose everything and it be destroyed. i've been on the ground for this disaster and numerous disasters across america and other countries. way we deal with natural disasters has to change and especially under biden-har

this malicious actor, saul typhoon part of a prc state-sponsored cyber campaign and this one in particularlieved to have hacked into internet service providers a little over a month ago. we are researching if in fact it hacked into communication companies. we believe it is the start of a broader campaign. earlier this year they attacked the i.t. networks and a cyber espionage effort by china against these organizations. ed: the focus is infrastructure. telecoms. water infrastructure. your expert analysis on that? kiersten: it is all infrastructure. when we look at intelligence over the last two years -- last year the threat assessment from the united states intelligence community said china would be seeking to pre-position itself on all infrastructure. if we believe in china's strategic objected to go after taiwan, they would have the ability to disrupt and in some cases destroy our infrastructure to minimize our ability to act as an adversary against china. caroline: the response, the safety, is there enough coming from the u.s.? kiersten: we have to be doing more. if i'm a ceo or board m

had a way to help us domestically with manufacturing and trade they would have offered it but this saulhave. great point when this is just more than abortion. i'm a mother i'm looking what the a kamala harris administration looks like for my family. i have military-aged sons. if there is a draft, which we know democrats love drafts. if there is a draft, we are looking at our sons and daughters going to a war that will probably end up -- something like what we saw with afghanistan when biden and harris left our soldiers there and left a mess behind that's the stuff that i'm looking at. this idea about abortion. they are fear-mongering women and preying upon women's weaknesses. they same mutually tell them they are empowered but can't make them themselves. i can't think of anything more antiwoman, my some miss sticks or insulting than that campaign tactic it. enrages me that we're still doing this in 2024 instead of appealing to the intelligence of women. >> laura: brienna, hillary clinton wants kamala to save us from trump. watch. >> kamala is the right person for this time in our countr

whoever came up with the garbage truck idea should get a medal at whoever had biden and saul have of america, the race his neck and neck, the last thing harris wants is for the president to be making insulting remarks after trump to exploit the gap and turn it all to his advantage. and damaging controversy or candidate who is closing his campaign surrounded by huge excited crowds promising better times ahead. it would be ironic if garbage, president biden, kamala harris's unfortunate october surprises. second hour of varney just getting started. let's bring in rachel campos duffy for this one. do you think biden's garbage remarks are kamala harris's october surprise? >> one hundred% but make no mistake donald trump is making political gold out of this which i didn't think he could top that troll at mcdonald's and did this one, even more epic and think about the amazing moments he has brought us, the mug shot, fight fight fight, mcdonald's, the garbage truck, americans -- making this final lap of the campaign as far as he can and people are i think attracted to his irrepressible spiri

[bell rings] ♪ ♪ >> laura: i saul grown men tearing up over the unimaginable heartbreak of cory's wifewho were also in the crowd. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> laura: now, the people had come to see their political warrior and to be part of history. look at who we found here and butler just wandering around the corrals. dave mccormick, how are you, man? >> glad to be here with you. >> laura: this is an amazing day after almost horrific loss of life hasn't trump last time around. obviously, everybody is remembering corey comperatore and his family. what does this mean for you to be here questioning. >> it is closing the circle and such an unbelievable moment. it was iconic because the president put his fist in the air and if anything coach at three months, the need for strength in the white house has become more clear. him coming back is just a symbol of strength, courage, resilience at a time when our country needs at the most. >> laura: it's dave mccormick and bob casey are about tight in pennsylvania. after a 91 minutes rally in a 15 minute call to supporters, donald trump and i chatt

water, especially on the surface, provides fuel for these storms and this year, the gulf of mexico saultures, scientist are clear that a primary reason for that is climate change. according to a recent study, change made the record-breaking water temperatures that fueled hurricane milton up to 800 times more likely. the author of the new york times best selling book, "the heat will kill you first", jeff goodell puts it plainly, hurricane milton is a fossil fuel driven catastrophe. joining me from asheville, north carolina, a city still reeling from the effects of hurricane helene, jeff goodell, scientist that covered climate change for decades. thank you for being here, i will note that asheville is not a place known to have the need to brace for the impact of these monster storms, it is that testament to climate change, i would say, that your having to grapple with this and our thoughts are with people in your community and those in florida affected by hurricane milton. let me start with the idea climate change is making a storm like milton 800 times more likely, do you concur with tha

saul sugarman to seat three. maxine anderson to seat five. laura stein to seat six.matthew yankey to seat seven. chris hyland to seat eight. david paypal to seat nine and bruce wolf to seat 11. yes, on that motion, vice chair safaÍ i have i member peskin, i peskin, i chair walton a walton i that motion passes without objection thank you motion carries congratulations and again thank you all for being willing to continue to serve. mr. clerk, please call item number three. i mean, i'm sorry. please call items three through five together. yes. item number three is a motion approving rejecting the mayor's nomination for the appointment of avani jamdar to the public utilities commission for a term ending august 1st, 2028. item number four is motion approving rejecting the mayor's nomination for the appointment of joshua ahsha to the public utilities commission for a term ending august 1st, 2026. item number five is motion approving rejecting the mayor's nomination for appointment of stephan liverani to the public utilities commission for a term ending august 1st, 2028. th

trump for his comments on wednesday, but he will protect women from migraines as well as for miss sauls from foreign countries, whether they like you to not abortion rights to being a key issue in the campaign and democrats, so hoping it will move many voters to best side. 3 conservative supreme court justices appointed by trump showing his presidency, but crucial in over turning the federal right to abortion. in 2022. hey, listen, it's just, it actually is a thing very offensive to women in terms of not understanding their agency, their authority, their right and their ability to make decisions about their own lives, including their own bodies. and this is just the latest on a series of reveals by the former president of how he thinks about women and their agency. whether he has said as he has that women should be punished for their choices. whether he has talked about his pride and taking away a fundamental right from women, whether it be how he has actually created a situation in america, where now one and 3 women lives in a trump abortion band state which is 5 days left until electi

i mean, they bring to mind a famous comment of saul bellow's about another writer. he said, oh, his prose is like an elevator trying to move sideways. i don't think that's a fair description of emerson, but i am saying that you have to attune yourselves to the way he did them. i think to really it's liberating to understand what they're made of. and, you know, emerson had a series of conversations with the college student named charles woodbury. i think, in the 1850s. woodbury wrote it all down. and one of the things that emerson sent him is, do not putty in plaster. your expressions to make them hang together. in other words, don't make them continuous. don't write transition ins because you'll weaken your work. that's what he said. so this is a peculiar m.o. and i have to say that when i finally grasped what was going on here, it was fantastic. i didn't feel oppressed by the parts of the essays i couldn't understand, and i felt liberated to, in a sense, make my own anthology from the anthology he made the first time around. so that was an eye opener, you know. and

you saw governor brian kemp win his reelection by about 53%, but then you saul raphael warnock get to runoff and then win in a runoff against herschel walker. the challenges some of the voters did not come back and some of the voters were uncomfortable with herschel walker. when we look at georgia we do not have party registration. the way i look at it is this is a republican state but you can win if you find the right path. host: when you talk about those demographics and you take a look at the state itself, what portions of the state would you look at saying what is the determining factor of who wins this year? guest: we talk about who will be the swing voters. every voter in georgia will matter, whether in rural georgia where you have a lot of republican voters but a smaller population, and then the large democratic centers like augusta, atlanta, macon, and savannah. those are areas that are strong. then you have the northern suburbs of atlanta you are always watching for. while they lead republican they can vote democratic. my colleague during the 2020 and 2022 election cycles wou

people thought, patriotic reasons and an accepted war thought that war might be an opportunity for reed saulnflicts as a chance to really dig in to the real side of life but not the first world war. i mean before he writes the book about october he goes to europe. he reports on what's happening in 1914. he sees the conflict as a money grab. he visits camps, finds dreary resignation, not the revolutionaries of mexico. he tells his editor. he says, like the stuff i'm seeing is ghastly. like there's there's nothing about this. there's nothing normal about any of this. he wanted to convey to american readers the realities of trench warfare, but he really struggled to do. he ends up in in germany for a period of time. this is when the us is still neutral he goes to europe's he fires german artillery and like tries to get himself the action so that he can write authentically about what's going on. and then after the us enters war, because of these actions, he becomes sort of persona non grata in the united states. he looks a lot like like a traitor. people didn't want people like read to question

what people actually went for, because it was possible. who had just released the song putana and saulthat is, he was thundering then, he was the musical discovery of the year, so for the opportunity to hang out with him, to sit at the same table in the wardroom, to sunbathe on the deck, to go on excursions together, people actually paid very decent money, it all cost several thousand dollars there, and we understand, that then 30-35 years ago... the dollar was heavier than it is now, lena kondulainen was also on the jury, who had the title of sex symbol of the soviet union, there was an actress who played politics there, she had either a party of love or something else, she was very, very well-known, such a scandalous figure on the one hand, an interesting woman on the other hand, therefore also... i know some people who actually went there to see kondulainen, to have the opportunity to court her, to invite her there to a restaurant somewhere in naples where we went, i can't remember the route now, i just remember exactly that we were the first soviet tourists on the island of rhodes,

numerous online sources but the left-wing activist saul alinsky with saying "he who controls languageble to find that sentence in "rules for radicals," but as aristotle observed, the internet is never wrong about quotations. i am certain, though, that one reason george orwell's dystopian novel "1984" remains so hunting is its depiction of how a totalitarian regime can control its people by cracking down on what words they use. we sense some truth in the novelist angela carter's observation that language is power, the instrument of domination and liberation. this belief that the words we use actively shape our political beliefs and behavior crosses partisan lines. but in our contemporary discourse, the left is especially inclined to try shaping political thought by imposing changes on our language. see, for example, trying to make "latinx" happened. but are these assumptions about language is power actually troop? -- true? can pronoun lists and fashionable jargon usher in political reform? do they instead have unintended consequences? to address these questions, we are fortunate to hav

before we hear from them, though, here's steve saul with some of the week's talking points.ill be help but no money immediately for rundown stepping hill hospital according to the health minister. irate hill hospital according to the health minister.— hill hospital according to the health minister. ~ �* ., health minister. we can't ever have a situation where _ health minister. we can't ever have a situation where hospital— health minister. we can't ever have a situation where hospital buildings| a situation where hospital buildings are being condemned and we are looking to find solutions for the stepping hills of this world. while the greater manchester mayor accused northern rail of running a part—time service. you can't give the south 215t—century rail infrastructure and levers _ 215t—century rail infrastructure and levers with — 215t—century rail infrastructure and levers with victorian rail infrastructure. the region's farmers are worried about funding. there is a huge amount of uncertaintx _ preston's climate change jury delivered its findings. we learned about greenho