her father ran a successful pop company called schille pop. she attends the columbus art school with the encouragement of her mom. and after graduating, she becomes a faculty member there. the school was founded in the 1870s by a group of women to provide an opportunity for women to study and work in the field of fine art, to give them a profession. and in many ways schille sets the example of the success of that mission. she teaches for several years, and then she decides, you know, i really want to further my career. and the way to do that is to get to new york. i just have to get to new york. and e art studts league was , women and men in the same studio space. it was this amazing mesh of artists. and this was really her first trip outside of the state. - she talks about the big step to get on the train in new york. and her mother is worried about all these crazy things. anshe thenasn't suosed talk totrange pple. anshe said startedalking tpeople as soon i got on thtrain. "h a reallnice te." (jim lghing) entle muc) - she wafascinat instant.

independent women's form spokeswoman and your host, president of the american principles project, terry schilling. ♪ [applause] >> wow, thank all you guys for coming. this is an honor for me. i'm a father, i've got six kids. what strikes me about this opportunity to be here at cpac talking about the issue of transgender is that i am with two girls who have been impacted by this issue from two totally different ends of the spectrum. we have chloe cole who had gender confusion and had a whole other experience and then we have riley gains, an amazing athlete who lost her opportunity. we will talk about all this and we will let their story be told. you guys get shut out of the media all the time, right? chloe, tell the audience the quick story about how you developed the gender form and how you were taken advantage of. >> i am somebody who transitioned andde-transitioned while i was still a minor. i had gender dysphoria when i was about 12 years old and i transitioned by changing my name and the way i dress in the way i cut my hair and my mannerisms. eventually, i got diagnosed with gender dysphoria.

forum spokeswoman riley barker and your host, president of the american principles project, harry schilling. ♪♪ thank you all for coming. this is an honor for me. i am a father. i've got six kids. what strikes me about this opportunity to be here at cpac talking about this issue ofhe transgenderism is that i'm with two girls that have been impacted by this issue from two totally different ends of the spectrum. we have chloe who had gender confusion and had a whole of their experience and then we have riley, an amazing athlete who lost her opportunity. [applause] so we are going to talk about all of this and letet their stories be told because you get to shut out of the media all the time. so, tell the audience the quick story about how you developed the gender dysphoria and how you were taken advantage of because this is important. >> i'm somebody who transitioned and d transitioned while i was still a minor. i started experiencing gender dysphoria whendy i was about 12-years-old and started transitioning by first changing my name, the way i dressed, the way i cut my hair and my mannerisms.

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from the sight of the latest attack, 3 civilians were wounded as a result of ukrainian artillery schilling here hinge, and esque 2 of those civilians worked. children 2 boys, 12 and 13 years old, were here at the scene right now. you can see the house is almost completely had destroyed. everything inside is upside down. investigators were working on the scene and they discovered remains of a shell. now there are clear markins here and numbers and english letter s right here, which she clearly indicates that nato made weapons were used once again, against peaceful civilians. here in the next little year old boy was in his bed during the shilling. he was probably on his telephone, playing games like the kids like to do these days after the shilling he managed to get up from his bed, but he ran as far as say here, this is where he collapsed and he was bleeding very profusely. his relatives took the boy right away, they didn't wait for an ambulance and took him to the hospital currently and doctors are trying to save his life now. one of the kids in the next house he sustained light injuries.

to conduct trade using their own national currencies of the indian. repeat on the turns, and in schilling, both nations optimistic that the new agreements will increase economic opportunities between the 2 sides. the moves in line with the news, recent efforts to reduce this dependency on foreign currency, especially the us dollar indian economist chart, coley says that the world is increasingly approaching an area of no dollar supremacy. i think it's a win win situation. well, the country, in fact, you know, at this point of time has done these arrangements with about 80 to do that. what's not, they are not israel, you feel. and a lot of other countries with has done. it's been, i think this is getting crazy. heading to a dollar no more be a supreme courtesy don't or we all know is it 90 percent of why it's breaking down to what is done to you as dollars you know 50 to 60 percent with with the us dollar a i think this is a very good move where the countries don't do not need to preserve dollars of because so precious. i had a moment, you start running all these points with you start feel

india asset to conduct trade using the own national currency, the indian re pay and times alien schilling will not be the main currency use with both nations optimistic. new agreements will increase economic opportunities between 2 sides. the leaders in line with india is recent f, as to reduce is dependent on foreign currency the, especially the us dollar. indian economist charlotte coreley says the world is increasingly approaching an era of no dollar supremacy. i think it's going to tracy well, with the countries. in fact, you know, at this point of time, i've done these arrangements with about that what they are not israel. you feel and, and they, a lot of other countries and i think this is getting crazy heading to where dollars no more would be a supreme donor. we all know that he's 90, but another rating on the was is done us dollars, you know, 50 to 60 percent of the matter with the us dollars. water for the nice depleting. i think this is a very good move where the countries don't do not to present dollars. i'll be the precious moment you start running before you start feeling di

what happened here and the head of the international islamic agency, inspected this place of li schilling and others, as well. this armored personnel carrier has been turned into a lab, is controlled by the russian armed forces. now the commands are all for this group is at coal sign is liquidator, and that he says they're ready to liquidate any disaster that might take place as the result of ukrainian artillery. shelley, the echoing little bit of the my detachment arrived here on the instructions of the chief of the general stuff of the chemical environmental protection of the military forces of the russian federation. our task is to ensure safety and prevent accidents at his approach in nuclear power plant. our detachment is able to provide evacuation of personnel by several routes, decontamination of the facilities and sen, treatment of personnel and equipment. the safety of the station is insured by the forces of the detachment provided that the ukrainian forces will not show the nuclear power plant. the head of the i a last visit, it says apple roger nuclear power plants last year an

but he but that you, we are the ones who pay the price displacement schilling add to this the earthquake . we are helpless, and we suffer, shar linda found out that with across towns and villages under revel control in north western syria, people faced a tough reality. president bashar al, as that remains in power backed by iran and russia. he is now hoping to reconcile with the countries that one's sought to topple him. i am at hela, was 14. when the uprising started his survived battle bombs asked rights and earthquakes. he says, acceptance of the us at the regime is a betrayal that people who died in the uprising will actually this idea of the cancellation with the said the redeem is ridiculous and is a completely rejected by the people here in northwest celia there, sandra jim, and it's a lie, russia and the and i have been killing those people for over 11 or 12 years. how can we are council, with, with him? a truce broke heard by russia and to a key in march 2020 still holds. but revel forces led by the powerful group. he at the 3, the champ, remain defiant. palmer, but only milofa

religious groups they say that their ultimate goal is to restrict trans rights more broadly terry schillingial focus on children was a matter of, quote, going where the consensus is so their goal, they said, is not about better research, it's to stop trans people's access to medical care more broadly. >> joe, thank you so much. appreciate you being on the program. >>> new gun laws could soon be on the books in michigan about a month after that deadly shooting at michigan state university which left three students dead the michigan senate advancing three significant proposals to expand background checks as well as establish gun is storage requirements and a new red flag law democratic governor is promising to sign these gun safety bills at a rally at the state's capitol. the michigan house passed similar measures last week >>> new reporting from nbc news on veterans. a just uncovered 2017 internal report from the department of veterans affairs finds black veterans were more often denied benefits for post traumatic stress disorder than their white counterparts let's get right to nbc's laura s

schilling and the rest of the guys to had gone up to the tower to convene a make sure was okay. he asked for bolt cutters that i carried in my pack and ran out their wrist his own life and got to meet and he's screaming my name in getting turner cuts on the entry has me along with the marines would save my life. he cut open a hole in the fence at the base of that tower and cut down the casualty distance probably by 120 yards at least and to this day i wanted to publicly recognize him for that. he and the actions of my friends that day save my life. >> i certainly appreciate that testimony. mr. hoang you were talking earlier and i think use the phrase they keep her hope and hope becomes forlorn. that speech comes from duty on the country but they want to ask you what you think of those three hallowed words duty, honor, country? do you think our withdrawal in afghanistan met with those principals >> as i said earlier i think there's a lot that has happened at a shaken my faith in government and there's a lot to be desired about the way our government executed that withdrawal. howe

by myself, then sgt charles schilling and then another. he was in the cloud clean-shaven fit the description exactly traveling for an older german involves consistently looking up at her position to the crowd. were black silk that was covering his face most of the time. they both had obvious mannerisms that go along with the people we believe them to be. they would head out the crab you're likely the old man sat calling present leak coach the bomber. we pastors a potential threat and attack imminent this was serious as it could get. i requested engagement authority. the response leadership did not the engagement authority force do not engage my request for the raton commander lieutenant colonel brad white to come to the tower to see what we did. while we waited from psychological operation individuals came to our tower immediately come from the met the suicide bomber description. eventually we showed them our evidence of photos we have the two men, he assured fire on the suit pointedly asked for engagement authority and permission we asked

. >> and then the other thing is you have constantly schilled for this election. and i'm going to tell you, there was blatant outright fraud in the 2020 election. complete and total fraud. and you know it. you absolutely do know it. i'm going to follow up with one more thing. trump won georgia. i know you don't like for me to say that, but i am convinced he did. i'm born and raised in georgia. i've lived all over the state. in the 2020 election, and to come in here for the election integrity caucus and for you to be on the panel, it's actually insulting to election integrity. >> so many lies in so little time, but we do have a lot of time. we've got two whole hours. so neal, there were not thousands of dead people. donald trump did not lose. but i want viewers to know is the person who put that out into the information if we want to call it that, disinformation ecosystem was marjorie taylor greene. marjorie taylor greene wants to be seen by the radicalized base that we now know fox is a business modelized to wanted that base to see her roughing up gabriel sterling

now, here on in paragraph 15, on may 3rd, dean began focusing in on president schill involvement. thus changing dramatically from his previous stance. glanzer and campbell agree with gilbert's account of dean's statements about the president. so we've got changing his story in meetings with the prosecutors on haldeman, erlichman and nixon. now it's worse than just changed his story. and they didn't tell defense. the changes in his story undermine and be the single most important thrust of his testimony against his former judge dimond. this is i at some point would like professor salzberg to explain to me the that dc lawyers to put their sentence down on paper and then turn them over to the national archives, but will you call? we'll put that aside for a moment. we're watching sausage being here. professor, you've served as a prosecutor. i've served as a prosecutor. it's not unusual for a witness, cooperating witness or a witness who wants to be cooperating or someone looking for immunity for, his his or her story to change with each iteration. is it not unusual. and actually, i we

independent women's form spokeswoman and your host, president of the american principles project, terry schilling >> wow, thank all you guys for coming. this is an honor for me. i'm a father, i've got six kids. what strikes me about this opportunity to be here at cpac talking about the issue of transgender is that i am with two girls who have been impacted by this issue from two totally different ends of the spectrum. we have chloe cole who had gender confusion and had a whole other experience and then we have riley gains, an amazing athlete who lost her opportunity. we will talk about all this and we will let their story be told. you guys get shut out of the media all the time, right? chloe, tell the audience the quick story about how you developed the gender form and how you were taken advantage of. >> i am somebody who transitioned andde-transitioned while i was still a minor. i had gender dysphoria when i was about 12 years old and i transitioned by changing my name and the way i dress in the way i cut my hair and my mannerisms. eventually, i got diagnosed with gender dysphoria. at 13, i was

care e for all that i is you. [ cheers and applause >>> seth: i want to thank my guests, taylor schilling