yes, ma'am. >> schneider was booked and released on $110,000 bond. >> when doctor schneider got arrestedde me so happy. >> doctor schneider denies the allegations and would not talk to us. his attorney sent us this statement, reading in part. my client and i respectfully decline your offer to opportunity to participate in a process which has heretofore been anything but fair and balanced. not long after we spoke with the families, many of them reached a settlement agreement with doctor schneider. the terms of which are confidential. but just as the angry parents thought that he would finally get his day in criminal court, two physicians testified that doctor schneider suffers from dementia and the judge makes a bombshell decision. the dentist is incompetent to stand trial. all charges dropped. next, the man convicted of killing brianna kupfer. sentenced. we have the latest. >> do you have a coffee? smile. drinking coffee causes yellow teeth for thousands of people. just like you. and whitening toothpaste just doesn't make those stains go away. introducing power swabs. thefirm that lifts

schneider. have you gotten in trouble with your comedy? well, i mean, you have to quantify trouble is and have you been shut down? have i been shut down? yeah. i mean, if they've tried to, i'm still here i'm still performing. but i think i comedians purpose and my purpose as a as i've become i mean, i didn't i didn't start out in show to become a disruptor against against news to say it's waves of of of oddness which i call it but yeah i, i can be an interrupter and a disrupter and a questioner, and, but it does come at some costs. i mean, it's not like i'm going to get a beer commercial any time soon. if you put your neck out there, i mean, when oprah decided to support barack obama for president, she knew it's going to cost her money. when you anytime you put your toe into the political ring, it does. but i feel the higher cost is to not say something, just especially if you have kids and you want your kids to enjoy the same career opportunities, the same freedoms that that i've enjoyed. you've been pretty active social media, especially

rob schneider want people to avoid vaccines, he should just release a movie called vaccines schneider this who didn't see deuce bigelow male gigolo, no. >> you didn't see deuce bigelow to know what phrase dikembe mutombo used to yale and his georgetown college ball days whenever he walked in the club, who wants to six mutombo here's his former georgetown team, made alonzo mourning being asked about the story on espn, there is the story of dikembe back in the glory days of walking into a nightclub was still sex much tom had you heard it. story true. we need to know what the story is when a black man does this, this is yes ever you when with that, you can add it to next week offender meter, we'll be right back about. black people he had an explosive reverberation after kanye said it, this was a lot of people's faces because it felt like he said the quiet part out loud. that moment will lay the groundwork for black lives matter for better or worse, a lot of people came away from that debut in his modern to talk almost say what off tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture next i ge

schneider. have you gotten in trouble with your comedy?ell, i mean, you have to quantify trouble is and have you been shut down? have i been shut down? yeah. i mean, if they've tried to, i'm still here i'm still performing. but i think i comedians purpose and my purpose as a as i've become i mean, i didn't i didn't start out in show to become a disruptor against against news to say it's waves of of of oddness which i call it but yeah i, i can be an interrupter and a disrupter and a questioner, and, but it does come at some costs. i mean, it's not like i'm going to get a beer commercial any time soon. if you put your neck out there, i mean, when oprah decided to support barack obama for president, she knew it's going to cost her money. when you anytime you put your toe into the political ring, it does. but i feel the higher cost is to not say something, just especially if you have kids and you want your kids to enjoy the same career opportunities, the same freedoms that that i've enjoyed. you've been pretty active social media, especially o

schneider, have you gotten in trouble with your comedy? >> well, i mean, you have to quantify what trouble is. >> have you been shut down? >> have i been shut down? yeah. i mean, they tried to. i'm still here. i'm still performing, but i think-- i think comedian's purpose and my purpose as i become-- i didn't start out in show business to become a disrupter against new societal waves of oddness which i call it, but, yeah, i think i can be an interrupter and a disrupter and a questioner, but it does come at some cost. it's not like i'm going to get a beer commercial anytime soon. i mean, if you put your neck out there. i mean, when oprah decided to support barack obama for president she knew it was going to cost her money. and anytime you put your toe into the political ring, it does. but i feel the higher cost is not to say something, especially if you have kids and you want your kids to enjoy the same career opportunities, the same freedoms that i've enjoyed. >> you've been pretty active on social media, especially on x, and here is a rec

the author is rob schneider. thanks. spent a few minutes with us here and now joining us on booktv is author, actress, entrepreneur or sam sorbo. how many books have you written and what's your newest about? oh seven maybe. i'm i'm guessing as i because i have to count the newest one is the parent's guide to homeschool and. that one i'm very excited about. you've written about education in the past. i have i've written i wrote words for warriors, specifically for adults. and this is another that's specifically for adults. that is my that is my target audience, because i'm trying to reach the parents to, open their eyes to understanding that educating your children yourself is the greatest gift you can give yourself that. the education of a child is not only about the education the child, which is what our school system tells us, that they're only about educating children. but if you talk to any teacher, you you should hear from them. my gosh, no, i got so much out of it i was so blessed to have these children that i coul

. >> oh, that's rob schneider. >> does the hot chick himself. snyder does anyone know who robbed? yes. yes. to can be mutombo died. oh, yes. and he made an illusion to the idea that maybe dikembe mutombo had died from being vaxxed. got he did know dad, dude tumbled down earlier this week at the age of 58 from brain cancer. so schneider thought it would be the perfect time to repost or 2021 video of mutombo promoting the covid vaccine, adding quote, rest in peace. i'm sure this is just another coincidence, but i took a pass on the jab and i'm going to not let anyone i know. and who will listen, get it either rob schneider want people to avoid vaccines, he should just release a movie called vaccines schneider harris didn't see deuce bigelow male gigolo know you didn't see deuce bigelow to know what phrase dikembe mutombo used to yale and his georgetown college ball days whenever he walked in the club, who wants to six mutombo here's his former georgetown team, made alonzo mourning being asked about the story on espn, there is the story of dikembe

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rob schneider want people to avoid vaccines, he should just release a movie called vaccines didn't see deuce bigelow male gigolo know you didn't see deuce bigelow to know what phrase dikembe mutombo used to yale and his georgetown college ball days whenever he walked in the club, who it's to six mutombo here's his former georgetown teammate alonzo mourning, being asked about the story on espn, there is this story of dikembe back in the glory days of walking into a nightclub was still sex much tom you've heard it. story true. we need to know what stories when a black man does this, this is yes ever you when you can add it to next week offender meter. we'll be right back pizza every day. >> if you vote for me, i promised free to every day unlimited toppings. >> but does the infrastructure even exist for that ethan? >> excellent question. dana why are we not talking about the fact that my opponent has coatings well, that was a curveball unlimited recess we've never spoken, but you've told us many things that you love star gazing, hate parallel parking, and occasionally you're right foot g

the schneider act guarantees american indians access to the polls across the country. it has taken the civil rights movement and years of continuing activity to try to secure those rights. and the work is not done. it also be an oversimplification to say that the schneider resolved the inherent difficulty and important tensions between, the concepts of citizenship and sovereign. and these debates to this day. and will be represented in the conversations these five years have been a real education for me. and our team. and we've been affected greatly from our advisory committee who we want to acknowledge the honorable dan boren, kiki, carol, sophia, andre jacobs, maria maribel bunch, heidi, total cheyney and hilary tompkins. and we're grateful for all them for helping us put this together. we are also grateful for our partners who have in this program. our presenting partner, wells fargo. our platinum park partner, chix, the chickasaw nation. our bronze partner, mcguire woods. and the american association. each of which have made contributions to this effort. we are som

today we come together to commemorate the indian citizenship act, or the schneider act which many of us had an opportunity to see at the national archives and they are displaying it for this period of time so that if you haven't been there and you have an opportunity to go and see it, it is in the rubenstein gallery. in 1924, when the snyder act was passed, it granted citizenship to native americans born within the territorial limits of the united states, and extended the 15th amendment which granted citizens the right to vote, and thereby created indigenous suffrage, it would be a vast oversimplification to say that the schneider act guaranteed american indians access to the polls across the country. it has taken the civil rights movement and years of continuing activity to try to secure those rights and the work is not done. it would also be an oversimplification to say that the schneider act resolved the inherent difficult and important tensions between the concepts of citizenship and sovereignty, and these debates continued and will be represented in the conversations. these five

. >> good morning budget and finance committee i'm dylan schneider manager of legislative affairs. d. homelessness and supportive housing. i'm refer with a resolution authorize to upper in the first amendment to grant agreement with mission neighborhood centers the homelessness prevention assistance. i want to thank our partners at mission neighborhood that have joined us today. aurora chief program officer and her cleanings thank you for your work on this. >> first amendment before you would extend the tirm term 3 years for a term of august first of 2022 through june 30 of 2028 and increase the not to exceed amount by 13 million for a total new amount of 20.6 million. this amendment was heard by the homelessness oversight commission. in assessment of 2024. a bit about the program, the first amendment would support continued service this are provided by mission neighborhood centers for 225 clients through i believed of june of 2026 and decrease to 120 clients served in future fiscal years based on prospect c funding availability and projections now. the first amendment includes 1.2

james schneider , >> right. great. james schneider, esther krakue, thank you very much.or your latest news headlines with sam francis . headlines with sam francis. >> very good morning to you . >> very good morning to you. it's just gone 11:30. also known as 11:30. as we've been hearing, sir keir starmer has announced a £22 billion funding package for so—called carbon capture clusters and storage projects. speaking to workers in liverpool in the last few minutes, the prime minister again highlighted his toolmaker father, stressing the importance of skilled jobs, and thanked the plant's staff there. he called today's investment a moment of partnership, promising 4000 new jobs and up to 50,000 jobs in the supply chain . the supply chain. >> we've got secure jobs and feel that they can go out and enjoy them. >> the uk is sending another £10 million in life saving aid to lebanon and urging britons to leave now, as the conflict there escalates. it follows a night of massive blasts in beirut, and this was the moment one giant explosion was seen near the city's airport . well,

thomas schneider, chair of the committee on ai at the council of europe. appreciate him coming. jacqueline maguire, fbi chief ai officer. congressman don beyer, my congressman so all we do is by little. one thing about don, i was at another event on ai scores and it was closed. he said is taking courses on ai at george mason university. how many of the congressman kean of who are studying the stuff they're doing? amazing. he will be here for lunch. and finally we have nicole argentieri principle deputy attorney general. nicole has a long and distinguished career. her bio will be on our website. she comes initially run for prolonged and then came to the eastern division, eastern district which is the exciting district, right? and now is at the department of justice as the principal -- i was going to say -- principle deputy attorney general for the criminal division, which is always close to our hearts. what we will do is we will have nicole come up and then we will move to the first panel and take it from there for what should be a fun day. nicole, please c

the city council rescinded the law in 1986 at the homeless advocate, mitch schneider, offered publiconstrations and ridiculed the city with nationally syndicated cartoon, doonbesbury. ordinance against public drinking and street crime task force set up in 1983. >> many people living on the street with that type of lifestyle come into contact with many of our business people and people shopping downtown, old town areas of santa barbara. their mere presence sometimes intimidates people. >> chris holmberg is manager of the open door, one of lower state street's many establishments gentrified in recent years. >> you could not fill up your bar on friday and saturday nights, you did not have a lunch crowd because the business people would not come down to lower state street. >> it did get kind of grungy down there but since i think it has been getting better since the public drinking ordinance has been passed . >> the last three or four years, because of the santa barbara police department, sergeant -- come here a lot and actively clean up the area. down here under cover and they do pick t

schneider, what are you doing it? freedom fest. first of all, the libertarian convention. i didn't think it would be necessary to have a freedom in the united states of america. i think there's itself.

attorneys representing koresh and steve schneider were allowed to enter the compound and communicate by telephone with them on several occasions throughout this 51 day process, koresh continued to assert that he and others inside would at some point surrender. however, the fbi advised that at no point did he keep his word on any of his promises. despite all efforts, the negotiators concluded that negotiation lines were at a standstill and that they had not been able to negotiate a single item with koresh. although 21 children and 14 adults had been allowed to leave the compound between february 28th and march 23rd, 1993, those persons who left the compound did so because koresh affirmatively wanted them out, as they were not fully committed to his cause. they were a drain on his efforts and internal discipline and resources reviewed them as potential spokesmen to the media during the week of april the fifth. the fbi advised me that they were developing a plan for the possible use of tear gas in an effort to increase the pressure on those in the compound to surrender. thereafter, i ha

the author is rob schneider. thanks. spent a few minutes with us here welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to evening, which promises to be fascinating and very intriguing and thought provoking. this is a special to take a moment to. welcome back to our neighborhoods, david and tammy friedman. david, in time, it's been a pleasure really a pleasure to have you back here and, especially mazel tov on the birth of your of your grandson in israel was yehuda. what a beautiful strength. yehuda, after tammy's dad's resurrection. god willing, he should bring lots of light into this into this world. thank you. i wanted to take us back. david it really is a pleasure to be back to back here. i want to take us back, actually, one year. one year ago at the end september, we will all altogether many us in this room were together with you down in rockville center watching a movie together where we were. if you take us a background. and what was that movie feels like a billion years. it feels like a million years ago. and then we were at the p

city hall isn't but it is about preserving city hall and schneider's i'm from the community i've been involved in the community as a association leader. >> what city hall is giving and we we want are with too things we want public safety and city hall is giving us an police department we want taxpayer accountability and we have in our thoughts and prayers. raising money. thank you. >> thank you for your opening statements. first question what is your vision for district 7 and if elected the first action you will take i'll begin with case #6925 one where people feel safe and people feel heard one where the conditions on the commercial coordinators corridors are not suffering from the lack of response i want to see district 7 the community comes together especially on issues of housing and issues of transit which the last 4 years are huge points of contention. there are ways to make progress no district 7 without leaving people feeling alienated and without a voice my the type of leader who listens to my computes and advocates both in city hall and out. thank you. >> thank you. >> i am

sara schneider asking a question. >> we feel very good about where we are.say, we are one week out and we are closing this election strong. we feel very good about what we are seeing in early vote and that is, you know, are voters turning out to vote? people that are lower propensity voters don't always vote we are seeing on our side supporters for the vice president turning out in higher numbers exactly as we would like to see to win a close race. >> laura: is that convincing to you that's how it's going to work? >> that's not convince fog me at all. can you tell how it's not convincing with how they acted in this campaign. they were joy and vibes three weeks ago. now everything is attack donald trump, call him hitler, call his supporters fascists. we were at madison square garden, laura, it was great to see you there. it was a fantastic night. had you people like myself, vivek ramaswamy, harry o. the founder of death row records. we spoke at that rally. do you think the nazis would let two black guys and a guy of hindu dissent speak at one of their rallies

in the years following max's death, dina continued to investigate, and hired a woman named tara schneidervinced that max died, not as the result of an accident, but a murder. yes. homicide. josh mankiewicz: tara has no law enforcement background. she calls herself an intelligence analyst. she and dina have floated several theories over the years. the current theory-- whoever killed max, it was not rebecca zahau. these days, their suspicion is focused on information from a neighbor that's never been verified-- a story of a wild party at the mansion the night before max's fall. he has not been interviewed by the police, and he's not come forward. but what connection it might have to max's death-- you have no idea what that is. i don't. but i think it should be explored. josh mankiewicz: she said police never spoke with the neighbor, but we did, and he doesn't remember anything about a party. and max's dad, jonah shacknai, who was in the house that night, told us there was no party. jonah says he never doubted the official investigation, but wanted to rebut the theories offered by dina and o

their illnesses promote people are living on the streets not far from where we are taping this, the schneider homeless shelter, they are prisoners of their brain illness. we ought to be going in and setting them free. the notion that we leave people to languish and die on our streets around the country is shocking to me. and we have this libertarian position, we do not want to interfere with their civil liberties, they choose to live that way. no. no one chooses to live that way. governor newsom has started in california care reports, where we aggressively go after people who are on the streets, dying on stres, saving them from themselves. in my own case with my mother, my brother and sisd i d to get guardianship over my mother. we saved her life so she could be around for our kids. they never met my father, obviously, who died before they were born, but they got to meet my mom and it is because my brother and sister and i went to court to get guardianship over our mother to keep her from killing herself. she was so happy, at the time she wasn't happy, but she ended up being so grateful that

. >> but it's this idea that to me she -- timothy schneider talks about where you are saying and autocrat comes to power so let's make sure we don't make him mad. >> the timing is awful here. this is the week where we have done -- john kelly coming out and calling donald trump a fascist. the timing is terrible. if you're going to make this announcement, make six months ago. right now it does look like capitulation. >> of the generals want to come out and make a stand they can do it in many different ways. obviously, social media is the thing that move stuff around so go have a press conference. say to the american people. hearing it from a coastal rag, i don't think that does a lot. >> the washington post is not a coastal rag. it's not coastal. okay, that is your opinion. i'm going to say it is definitively not a coastal rag and i do want to share a quote from someone who does understand the washington post and the magnitude, the farmer editor. this was his reaction. this is cowardice. with democracy as its casualty. donald trump will see this as an invitation to further intimidate jeff b

and again, timothy schneider, the very smart academic from yale, talks about the idea that if you areauthoritarianism, the absolute worst thing that you can do is obey. so there we are. >> okay. i hope to see you guys next weekend. come back next sunday, because it's going to be a big day. thank you. >>> you might have missed it. donald trump told joe rogan about his rivals and north korea dictator kim jong-un. stay tuned. [clears throat] sounds like you need to vaporize that sore throat. vapocool drops? it's sore throat relief with a rush of vicks vapors. ♪ vapocooooool ♪ whoa. vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. >> nine days for the election, and is a former president escalates threats against his political rivals, kamala harris is ratcheting up, saying earlier today in philadelphia, he is full of dark language, full of retribution and revenge. some republicans are taking issue with the democrats approach. >> three weeks before the election, you are calling basically trump hitler, a fascist. that's not going to resonate. what happened to joy on the democratic side?

the author is rob schneider. thanks.pent a few minutes with us here welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to evening, which promises to be fascinating and very intriguing and thought provoking. this is a special to take a moment to. welcome back to our neighborhoods, david and tammy friedman. david, in time, it's been a pleasure really a pleasure to have you back here and, especially mazel tov on the birth of your of your grandson in israel was yehuda. what a beautiful strength. yehuda, after tammy's dad's resurrection. god willing, he should bring lots of light into this into this world. thank you. i wanted to take us back. david it really is a pleasure to be back to back here. i want to take us back, actually, one year. one year ago at the end september, we will all altogether many us in this room were together with you down in rockville center watching a movie together where we were. if you take us a background. and what was that movie feels like a billion years. it feels like a million years ago. and then we were at the pre

fox ten's irene schneider visited a fulfillment center in phoenix to get an idea of what's needed to keep a steady flow of packages headed to customers. >> amazon is entering its busy season as halloween revs up. amazon locations across the country are looking to hire a quarter of a million people for the holiday season, as the holiday seasons kick off. >> obviously, we're ready to deliver to our customers. >> the arizona amazon hubs are in the process of wrapping up that holiday staffing. they're looking for about 9000 seasonal employees here in the state from folks that do inbound outbound here in buckeye, but also in so many of our other facilities here in arizona where folks are getting the product, shipping it to locations, getting it closer to your home, and ultimately delivering it to your house, you have to be 18 years or older to apply for a variety of open positions. >> every friday, there's a availability to see what's come available and see what type of job interest folks, whether it be at a cross-dock like this, maybe at a fulfillment center, maybe at some of our same da

joining us right now to talk about this incredibly difficult situation is mowry schneider. he's the great uncle, took fear and reo beebus, shiri is his niece, her mother, margaret is maurice's sister. mauritius. first of all, words escape. i don't even know what to say. i am so sorry for the loss. of your sister and your brother-in-law. and for the pain you and your family continue to go through as you hope and wait for the day of the bibas family can come home. how are you doing? >> it is very hard to explain the feeling you just show some pictures of arirang fear the little kids and not suddenly it's like getting a knife and your height and how much sadness is brings to you it does not go away. it does now go away every minute. every second, every day. now is a weeks, months, a whole one year. how can we imagine that? 300 over a year now, that so many hostages, i've been, i've being held, you by a terror organization how is that possible? how the world has allowed it to happen, especially in my case when you're talking about a five-year-old now and a one-year-old now. and

lev, aka schneider. german nazis and joseph goebbels.’ll remind you that in the thirties, they also burned the unwanted books. and not under the leadership of zelensky, goncharenko actually stood at the origins of the birth of the party of regions. but just for a minute, in these specific shots of goncharenko from 2009, where he is in odessa, in pure russian, demanding to preserve the rights of the russian language. declares that ukraine has always been and will be, naturally, bilingual, such a cycle of inadequacy in ukrainian politics, only one thing pleases: goncharenko will eventually disappear, and pushkin and dostoevsky will return to their rightful place, but the reaction of the indigenous real odessans, whose brains were not reprogrammed for these performances, are simply priceless, look, it's worth it and from... thank you, russian people, you are united. our entire city is in the fact that we will not let, we will not let them take away our native language, we will not let them take away our native culture, we spoke, speak and w

. >> johnny went to zoom, schneider's octoberfest, f germ brooklyn, to find out if germans are for kamalawatch who's having a great time at october, as we all are. prez on a scale from pretzel to schnitzel, how twisteel d are you right now? on it very much. this all person. it's all the work. everybody. about thewhat'sng schnitzel. >> what's that about? really tasty patty i had. it's 100%. i think that's a hillary clinton thing. >> thank youe.hillar anthony weiner. littl >> can you speake ge a little german for me first? i know, i know. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. go and talk turkey.gutent turkey decoyag. >> the >> i think you are. what's better in life when you you're ten beers? >> deep swimming. oheers dee, i can't say driving. >> okay, call posting it before dancing. >> oh, my god. but they look better. even ten beer. >> see? >> oh, no, i.it good bearings. here it is. is, w what everybody is talking about. let's try it. >> oh, my god. >> the germans really know how to do it. please do not call him a fat pig. ans re >> that's very disrespectful. call him how drunk you're going to be o

the author is rob schneider. thanks. spent a few minutes with us here welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to evening, which promises to be fascinating and very intriguing and thought provoking. this is a special to take a moment to. welcome back to our neighborhoods, david and tammy friedman. david, in time, it's been a pleasure really a pleasure to have you back here and, especially mazel tov on the birth of your of your grandson in israel was yehuda. what a beautiful strength. yehuda, after tammy's dad's resurrection. god willing, he should bring lots of light into this into this world. thank you. i wanted to take us back. david it really is a pleasure to be back to back here. i want to take us back, actually, one year. one year ago at the end september, we will all altogether many us in this room were together with you down in rockville center watching a movie together where we were. if you take us a background. and what was that movie feels like a billion years. it feels like a million years ago. and then we were at the p

smart shower head that saves up to 50% of water was created by an innovator from san francisco, evan schneidert it during another drought in california, began to research the issue and discovered that most people do not need water in the shower at all at those moments when they, for example, soap their body or apply shampoo to their hair. as a result, evan built infrared presence sensors directly into the shower head, it reduces the pressure, leaving only 15% of the maximum at those moments when a person is not directly under it. there is, however, a button to turn off this system when you want and... full pressure until the end of the current session. well, now, what news from the world of science and technology did we recognize as the most interesting this week. first place - the hot five. a new method for creating vaccines against cancer - was tested by scientists from the institute of biomedical research in barcelona. they used a special state that cancer cells fall into when they stop share, as if falling asleep. even called zombies. it turned out that cancer cells introduced into the bod

schneider tells us she was at home with her husband when she heard her camera worn her of someone in front yard. >>she said her husband ran out as a suspect, got in the vehicle and drove off with their pride flag. how does that make you feel? i very sad to say told is this is not the first time a similar incident has happened to your family. so they decided to report at this time. well, lots of people have had sign stolen. i've had we had davis is for everyone. >>and that cuts still want to. and are israeli flag while ago got ripped down. also mentioning 2 years ago, their black lives matter flag got stolen from their front yard as well. >>while her home might attract the attention of those driving by due to the number of flags of political signs in her front yard. she says it's important for her family to display them in their front yard. just a matter of solidarity with with communities and countries that davis police department says that given the circumstances of the case, it will be investigated as a hate crime. >>well, they feel victimized, you faced there. is recent arts for o

the author is rob schneider. thanks. spent a few minutes with us here and now joining us on booktv is author, actress, entrepreneur or sam sorbo. how many books have you written and what's your newest about? oh seven maybe. i'm i'm guessing as i because i have to count the newest one is the parent's guide to homeschool and. that one i'm very excited about. you've written about education in the past. i have i've written i wrote words for warriors, specifically for adults. and this is another that's specifically for adults. that is my that is my target audience, because i'm trying to reach the parents to, open their eyes to understanding that educating your children yourself is the greatest gift you can give yourself that. the education of a child is not only about the education the child, which is what our school system tells us, that they're only about educating children. but if you talk to any teacher, you you should hear from them. my gosh, no, i got so much out of it i was so blessed to have these children that i coul

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