liz sherwood reynolds.the president of the national assembly. >> the senior secretary to the office of public relations, office of the president. >> the senior secretary office of international affairs, office of the president. >> ms. joanna gaines and mr. chip gaines. >> how was your trip to korea? >> incredible. >> loved it. >> the white interior was just her thing. no comment there. >> his excellency. the minister of culture. the u.s. representative of new jersey and guest. [crowd murmurs] the honorable kurt campbell and guest. the honorable dr. philip gordon and ms. rachel gordon.

liz sherwood reynolds.e of the president. >> the senior secretary office of international affairs, office of the president. >> ms. joanna gaines and mr. chip gaines. >> how was your trip to korea? >> incredible. >> loved it. >> the white interior was just her thing. no comment there. >> his excellency. the minister of culture. the u.s. representative of new jersey and guest. [crowd murmurs] the honorable kurt campbell and guest. the honorable dr. philip gordon and ms. rachel gordon. the honorable eugene burley. >> what are you wearing? >> mr. jacobs no and guest. -- jacob snow and guest.

perhaps not surprisingly, the men really enjoyed themselves at sherwood's party, and his tent became filled with a writhing mass of drunken men who were exchanged at least some pledges of love, friendship. the next morning, most of the officers lay asleep on the floors under the tables and on the ground, surround ning sherwood's tent. only one captain who had remained sober at the party was awakened up to report for duty, and luckily i suppose the sober captain found the incident mostly amusing. the problem, and i think which i can, you know, thank for for giving me a book to write is that drunkenness in the army wasn't always as funny as party. in fact, later that year, in the same regiment, the 18th pennsylvania, a private shields was found outside the limits. one october day. he was roaring drunk and disgrace ing the regiment and in by unseemly and conduct his captain, francis adams donelson, was out of patience. privates shields was a substitute, and although he was quiet and inoffensive when he was sober, he was a veritable devil incarnate. when drunk and unfortunately for priva

a young woman has been homeless in sherwood for years. they felt trapped by the situation and did not see a way out. after we built that first village as simple as it was, aunt yes blanch and jocelyn and we welcome her. they started a life there. her brothers and little sisters can go to school every day, one could go to the prom and her little brother could get the medication to stop seizures. this changed their lives. charlotte, a homeless elderly woman who was found by my chief of staff, brook brought charlotte to our community and living in a quiet, safe and dignified life. let's give us a round of applause to brook. that was an amazing moment. [applause] >> what i share, we can and overcome homelessness in hawaii. as governor, i have reached out to the excellent mayors and suggested that we build the community given my commitment and theirs in each and every county in our state. [applause] it seems some simple but we will choose par else of land and partner with the private sector. we will build villages and support them with nurses

a young woman named joscelyn had been homeless in sherwood forest four years with their younger brothers and sisters, four of them. they felt trapped by their situation. they did not see a way out. but after we built that first kauhale village, as simple as it was, it he blanche in jocelyn found one another. we welcome jocelyn's whole family into that new community. they started a life there. her brothers and little sisters could not go to school every day. one could go to the prom. josiah, her little brother, could get the medication he needed to stop the seizures. this changed their lives. and then there is charlotte, a homeless elderly woman who was discovered in china town an unsafe conditions by my chief of staff and wonderful person, rick wilson. brook brought charlotte to our kauhale community, and she's now living in a quiet, safe and dignified life that all of our people deserve. let's give a round of applause for brooke, that was an amazing moment. [applause] so, when i share that story, when i mean to tell you as we can, we can and chronic homelessness in hawaii if we pull tog

love schooling with sherwood either with for generations. people have been coming here to the case of lots to get healthy, taking advantage of the mineral waters and the fresh air today. the city is that the for front cutting edge research, helping athletes, not by utilizing that in, but by depriving them from it. today we are speaking to the head of the innovation center of the russian olympic committee. world renowned trainer, alexander christian early us, and i am forestall. i had not believe got parkway bureau that cedar will be on him, said a by in for him australian dock with adobe retail. 2 matches which i saw that i will be on the blood. intellect. donnelly, with build, you know, the police here at apple. it's just as long as us or she line douglas social now to the calls will be onion because nichols ottawa, tonya logo marshalls rich. the city would not be obvious to godaddy colony. he slimy stuff all day as to want to be equal to prowler.

oh, frame of sherwood is just what gives such strength to the human spirit. why strive to put on the performance at any cost and beat them? it's been a year without pay the soldiers russians, and they go down to the bunker after every bombing, as if nothing happened, get video, they're back to rehearse again. ah, those are the films directors. look up the lardy and my n no grabby told my colleague peter scott, that in italy their movie is taboo. despite it all being true. leila actually following the events that happened in them by sending ukraine since 2014 and about in 2016 i came across the news which was stating that they don't buy up there. i was going to tour around day. i think it's like the most for or in russia and i till i look at what is going on. how is it possible, i guess? yeah. they're right in the middle of the war he's going to tour. how is it possible that they are? well, look, we believe that the films should been bound in italy. how did that come about and how does it make you feel the cultural cold war? i think it's very much the alarm an

there were 3 of us the other 2 unit, my la sherwood, now this circle of a bullets were, had already flown into space. so there was that sense of comfort with them and up and i think all in all, it was a, it was already a fruitful interaction. they did the mentoring and there was no problem whatsoever. would you like to return to speech? i would, yes i i would, but i would like to return as a tourist fusion b, that space is such an expensive activity that when i was there last, each minute of the space flight was one, had to do something with the other to make the flight productive, so there was no time really to pressure knowles against the window and look at the way go by. so i don't mind going back again. but as a tourist, what do you 1st talk when you realize that you were actually in faith? it was absolutely stunning. of course, by that time i would say gotten, went up in the c early sixty's and the americans followed that off to so there was a lot of material already in the media in terms of photographs and things. so one really knew what to expect and never color photographs. but wh

such hotel, you can here, in principle , it is one of the best hotels that were in peacetime, it is sherwoodnumbers for people, well, people are fighting for their existence and business is fighting for its existence, uh, sviatohirsk has always been like that the tourist center of donetsk region is actually a unique nature and a unique eco-resource. i think that we saw it with our own eyes and i was here before the occupation. very few people know that in donetsk region there are cities like svyatohorsk where there are lakes, rivers and such microclimates and mountains are unique, such a natural complex, what was happening with the laurel? but we had nothing under our control in ukraine, as they did not want to get there even a step, er, to stand on that land , they actually did not succeed. i think that one of their ideas was actually the sviatogorsk nose sviatohirska lavra, but this did not work. we all went to the taigov lavra as the military administration helped to conduct humanitarian e-e logistics, committee aid and evacuation were constantly carried out from the lavra, therefore the

hotel, you can here, in principle, it is one of the best hotels that were in peacetime, uh, this is sherwood are actually now they kept their number fund and now they also hope to meet the new year somehow and get their numbers for people, well, people are fighting for their existence and business is fighting for its existence, uh, svyatohir has always been such a tourist destination and donetsk region, in fact , the nature is unique here and a unique eco-resource. i think we saw it with our own eyes, and i was here before the occupation. very few people know that in donetsk region there are cities like sviatohirsk, where there are lakes, rivers and such unique microclimates . the mountains are such a unique natural complex that happened with the lavra. but we had nothing under our control in ukraine, as they did not want to get there even with a single step, er , they actually did not manage to stand on that land. i think that one of their ideas was actually the sviatohorsk lavra, but this one did not work. we traveled all over the gorky lavra as a military administration helped conduct hum

o frame of sherwood is used to what gives such strength to the human spirit. why strive to put on the performance at any cost emptied them? it's been a year without pain, shoot the soldiers russians, and they go down to the bunker after every bombing william as if nothing happened, get video, they're back to rehearse again. ah, most of the films directors, luca velarde and maya know, grady told my colleague, peter scott, that in italy their movie is taboo. despite it all being true. we were actually following the events. what happened in the boston ukraine since 2014 and about in 2016, i came across the news. we trusted that the bus was going to tour around the, i think it was the most for or in russia. and i still, i look at what is going going, how's the possible death in the middle of the war you're going to tour? how do you? but they are open. luca, we believe that the films actually been bound in italy. how did not come about and how does it make you feel the cultural pulled war? i think it's very much the alarm and, and that we are experiencing it. and w

so you know at this one of my favorite moments was running into and reading sherwood anderson's autobiography. of course fame is now is a novelist and short story writer, but he had been an advertising man. an advertising man of all of all of them are the ones who are most likely to need a stud to book, as they called it, or a little black book. but it was common anywhere you had or clients or salespeople, as he describes, everyone would have a book. they had a number of women in them who were good, was the phrase that they often used. and so after evening of drinking, you'd be hanging out with your potential clients and somebody, as he puts it would inevitably suggest. what about some so a few phone calls later they would find themselves the whole party. you guys in know somebody's apartment and having a good time and not that maybe even they were in a brothel because the money is exchanged. so or even on credit that many of the girls he might not even realize. one might not even realize that the girls were paid. i guess because i, i did spend some time quizzing the men in my life how common

she was in her office in sherwood, arkansas.when that tornado rolled in she joins us now, casey, thank you for being with us. i'm glad you are safe. where were you when this storm came in? and when did you know that this was had the potential to be as bad as it ultimately was. yes so i was in the back area or storage area, and i didn't realize that this was as bad as it was, until after the fact. i had just finished setting up our laptops who are girls class that was to be taking place on saturday and hearing that loud boom in the glass shatter everywhere was the moment that i realized. oh, my goodness, this is really bad. and walking in seeing all that, um, take place was very horrific . and um, you know, scary for me. well i'm i can see in the video that your office has a lot of glass in the front. thank goodness you were in the back in the storage area. so is that where you hunker down during the storm? absolutely yes. i was afraid to walk up front. i was laughing. i had my phone. i was able to start texting family and friend

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sherwood on the republican line. caller: good morning.emendous interest the last segment with ms. ross and her book and her thoughts on the upcoming suit. i live in delaware and i have worked in the broadcast industry for more than half a century. i was educated in this industry at the school of public mitigation. this lawsuit that this foreign company has brought against fox news is more of a threat to the free press and the united states than anything i have seen in my lifetime. i was nine years old when sullivan versus new york times was handed out as case law. what this does is it means from now on, any news organization that wants to write a story, not an editorial, but a story though i am presuming editorials will be covered by court decisions in this country as well. if you don't like an editorial you will be able to sue and find a judge that will shut down the newspaper or the cable channel or radio network or website that published the editorial that you as a public figure don't like. my main problem with this is that neither the

host: sherwood, arkansas. this is scott, republican. good morning.ering if you have any articles about the oil saudi arabia plans on cutting back over one million barrels a day. i see on the market, oil has already gone up about four dollars a barrel. we've got the summer driving season coming up. america, get prepared. host: scott, a question for you. have a story on that. i did want to ask you about asa hutchinson, your former governor jumping into the republican presidential contest for 2024. caller: not a chance. host: why not? caller: he just do not cut it. host: did you vote for him when he ran for governor? caller: no sir. host: why not? caller: he just do not cut it. he will not have a chance. host: who are you looking to support in the gop primary? caller: i could go with trump, nikki haley, ron desantis. there is probably more, but those are the top three i would be looking at. host: certainly not your former governor. caller: no, sir. host: asa hutchinson announcing his bid over the weekend. here is his appearance yesterday on abc this wee