our empathy sibley results, apparently 2 people were killed. and then we're going to collectively determine our next step. as we investigate and proceed. i saw michael in the mind that it was fired from russia, but we'll, we'll see was on likely in bali members of the g. 7, nato and european union have held emergency talks. brussels bureau chief, alexander phenomena is also there and told us more about that. currently, u. s. president and biden brief debt the outer leaders on his conversation with the polish and president and nato secretary general stoughton burke. and according to some sources there for the 1st time, he suggested dads, the messiah that he, a village in poland, was apparently, according to the 1st preliminary information and anti aircraft, messiah fired by the ukrainian forces to intercept a russian records. and then as we just heard, he's sort of suggested to that again, talking to reporters, saying that it is unlikely that the messiah was fired by the russian army. what about the reaction from all the global leaders there? we

happy, even adults that just want to euro admission price isn't the cheapest, but the atmosphere in sibley is an experience in itself. these 3 spots in copenhagen lived up to everything. those instagram photos promised. i while london is another nice place to visit, but when ukrainian chef uri cover shank o traveled there for business in february, he could not have known that he would still be there 9 months later. well, that is how long the war in his home country of ukraine has been going on. he stayed in the city to help in coming refugees, and he's still doing it in the way he knows best with food. ah, ah, ah, foot can help to return for the people to home when they come to the restaurant. they can feel the same, filling and remember everything that the best moments from the life high for everybody. my name is eureka vision core and i'm a chef. and coal arrest from rhea in london. ah, our mission, it's to help for ukrainians. a hor removed to london after the war. the award winning ukrainian sheriff had not been planning to open a restaurant in london. but the day russia invaded his ho

catherine sibley. thank you so much nancy what a lovely introduction of our exciting panel this evening, and it's so lovely to have you all here. thank you so much for coming and it is my great pleasure to open up with our first presenter. who is dr. mary stockwell, and i'm so excited to hear what she has to say about edith wilson. thank you all. all right. thank you. my slides there they are. thank you so much. um, thanks for inviting me. thanks for everyone at flair. thanks also to the rosie the support technical support. thank you. let me say i wish i could say a lot about edith wilson, but what i want to do tonight is simply to kind of give you some of my overview my first insights and then make three points about it that i have found fascinating next, please. i don't know if you have had this experience about edith wilson, but when i talked to her about people that i'm writing about her a woodrow wilson, i often get hit with a negative response. i say she's got what i call negative charisma. there

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i would, he may have been lack of an outcry in the us out of his door and in sibley glo thing, either things like that. this guy making nod, see things pizza his oh, i think the general problem here is that the western mom only to call system doesn't want to recognize the difference between the battery us and the nationalistic, or the battery or the nazis. and though they just don't know how to cope with these issues because they don't understand the differences and ando and certainly it's not that oh, according to daniel that the, the nazi can enter to school and start to lecture children. but it shows that people doesn't have understanding that what we are dealing hearing into and crania, and civil war. and what has been happening here last 8 years. they don't understand that these answers are real nazis and they are war criminals. how do you think things would have been treated a little bit differently if it was happening a different country, like in germany, for example. oh, certainly difference. you saw, i think that italy would we went crazy. that would happen in italy. they are

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and as a result, there became a contestation of what was austin sibley to be representatives of the malays, the so called majority ethnic group in malaysia. and that was not sufficiently resolved, because i'm know, which is the but it's a national main component body was still dominant. yet dr. mojave, it all was leading. i kept up with his party, but at that time with the jeep was diminutive, was very small. and as a result, a series of treachery and cities of puppy hopping began, and then we saw the changes of government every 12 months. and it ultimately led to a very untimely demise of the smile fabri administration. and now this is where we are essentially we have the order collapsing at a new order trying to build itself. so we're in between kind of like in between period, meredith, why, what does, on what abraham himself bring to this? i mean, this is, this is the job that he's been trying for for much of the last 30 years now. and he's finally there 75 years old. what, what can he do now? well, i think of nothing else. he brings a desperate desire to be prime minister, which in thi

assassinate it in front of your house in front of your daughter because she become, it was similar in sibley that whistle on a corruption and procurement of medical 80, which medical aids full coverage. it was terrible that i'm in case like that. and actually says a mrs. we say us in us ari in brooklyn, before you know, south africa stop killing, also blurs visits. there's just no support. at the moment we're trying a burst to hobson, but it's difficult. it's difficult, it's a tall order. thank you, ari, but don't go away. ari de nicholas will return after the break to discuss his own whistle blower story, where he reveal the existence of death squads. that's right. death squads that were murdering people, suspected of minor crimes in south africa. when he did that, his own life and the lives of his family members were immediately put in danger, stating. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ah, lisa canter, russian state patrol never. i've side as i phone and ignore some scheme with 55 with will ban in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date, and c, r t spoke neck, given

indonesia, singapore, malaysia, who very much favor a hard line with me on my and mainland su prince sibley thailand. but also backed up by vietnam. a here in cambodia allows as well who a favor, a policy of appeasement and want to quietly bring me on my back into the fold. but we don't know what exactly went on, but when indonesia prime minister came out of that meeting, he said he was deeply disappointed. and that something needed to be done. and that's interesting because indonesia takes the chair of asha next year after it's handed over from cambodia. so we may see more being pushed next year. but for the moment it seems that consensus is still very far away. still ahead down our desire a new twitter storm. as a long mask, warn staff. the company's future is on the line and leaving nothing to chance for look at how cats are, has expanded its emergency health care services ahead of the world. ah, anticipation is rising and so is the atmosphere a you read me the way sponsored by cattle aways. winter still there in northern china, just having a job pushing south if it is very warm and sout

the politician sibley don't care.ecurity detail we know the security detail sort of people supposed to do? there are to take up arms ladies knives. and there to break the law we don't want them. but i guarantee you when the victim's face for the jury the jury is in a side with that victim. every single time. [applause] [applause] >> greg: nicely said. >> lawrence: thank you. that was smooth i know. >> tyrus: are you okay? >> greg: house getting choked up. that's all my eyes are watering. you might have to hold me lawrence. coming up, bad news for the hottest cohead >> greg: welcome back. except you. learning at home goes to pot come only if you are really hot. a swedish study. found attractive women higher grades and glasses like business and expect economics but only when those classes were in person. perverted researchers looked at the grades of engineering students compared to their attractiveness which is determined by a team of 74 people. wait question what they found 74 people to sit around and rate women based

the politician sibley don't care.e know the security detail sort of people supposed to do? there are to take up arms ladies knives. and there to break the law we don't want them. but i guarantee you when the victim's face for the jury the jury is in a side with that victim. every single time. [applause] [applause] >> greg: nicely said. >> lawrence: thank you. that was smooth i know. >> tyrus: are you okay? >> greg: house getting choked up. that's all my eyes are watering. you might have to hold me lawrence. coming up, bad news for the hottest cohead in the room for a class happens to be on zoom. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for t

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catherine sibley, professor of history and director of american stories at saint joseph university. the panelists in order, i think, our doctor mary stockwell retired professor of history and our department chair at lawrence university. who writes on the american west, 20th century politics, and, especially, woodrow wilson. our second panelist will be rebecca roberts, curator of programming at planet word, a museum of words and language in washington, d. c.. and our third panelist will be doctor stacy a. cordery who holds the denison johnson chair in theodore roosevelt studies at dickinson university in north dakota. more biographical information on each panelist is available on the flare website at flare-net.org. we will be taking questions at the end of the program, which should be emailed to first ladies 2021 at gmail. com. now, with great pleasure i turn over the program to my friend and scholar, dr. catherine sibling. >> thank you so much, what a lovely introduction of our exciting panel this evening, it is so lovely to have you all here. thank you for coming, it is my great pl

indonesia, singapore, malaysia, who very much favor a hard line with me on my and mainland s in prince sibley thailand. but also backed up by vietnam. a here in cambodia allows as well who a favor policy of appeasement and want to quietly bring near my back into the fold . but we don't know what exactly went on, but when indonesia prime minister came out of that meeting, he said he was deeply disappointed. and that something needed to be done. and that's interesting because indonesia takes the chair of asher next year after it's handed over from cambodia. so we may see more being pushed next year. but for the moment it seems that consensus is still very far away. but tony, the question i'm asking myself, is that what leverage do they have over a military hunter? well, that's interesting because i think they're finding that they don't have very much. we've seen hudson, who i think felt that he had a good relationship with the generals inside man, man. he visited personally. i think he tried to bring them into the field. he thought this could be a diplomatic win on the world stage for him. they

but some of the split is bad sibley for the fact of decentralization of free speech is good.ed for president trump, in 2016 and 2020, i have a very formed opinion about the hunter biden laptop for example. but the way that you can have several outlets pick which stories will be covered, i believe it's bad for democracy. i think decentralization when it comes to free speech is a good thing, but whether it be candidates or elected officials, brands or media outlet. i think it behooves them to have a presence in center-right and centerleft prof warms -- platforms. steve: do you believe that president biden when the election? jason: 44,000 votes over three states, yes. hopefully it's one term. steve: what does accuracy in media mean, i know you and we talked about the importance of serious content and not to put words in your mouth, put -- dealing with crazy putting content moderation in smart ways, and finding accuracy in journalism and media, what does accuracy mean on the conservative side of the equation? jason: i think for one you don't have a sole arbiter of the truth. that

he says china cannot sibley be ignored especially on issues -- especially on issues like global economicet's be clear the so-called golden era is over along with the naÏve idea that trade would automatically lead to social and political reform. nor should we rely on simplistic cold war rhetoric. we recognize china proposes a systemic challenge to our values and interests. a challenge that grows more cute as it moves towards even greater authoritarianism. vonnie: singapore's government is facing even more scrutiny after the collapse of ftx empire, after the state owned investor temasek wrote down his $275 million ftx stake. they wrote that they did due diligence. first time in nearly four decades, local officials issued as advisories and open shelters, blanketed the sky with ash, they have issued evacuation orders and air travel remains unaffected. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn this is bloomberg. shery: we are watching oil prices in the asian session, opec-

was gunned down, and the national rifle association went virtually silent on this killing of a man sibley because he had a gun. so you had pundits asking, don't african-americans have second amendment rights? i went, that it's a great question. that is a question that i have not explored yet. so i went hunting and i went back to the 17th century. host: what did you find? prof. anderson: hoo! i found this incredible fear of the enslaved and of free blacks and the laws coming through to try to deal with this fear, to try to protect the white community from the enslaved, from free blacks. and a key element in that was disarmament, or was the banning of access to guns. so you saw that, laws coming out of virginia and south carolina, where thou shalt not have guns for those who were enslaved and for free blacks, and you saw this coming through in the constitutional ratification conventions, where you get to virginia, and virginia is like, i'm not sure about this constitution thing, and why virginia was not sure about this constitution thing, one of the key elements, you had patrick henry and g

stan sibley he came to stump for state republicans headlined by governor kim reynolds and chuck grassleyis speech quickly shifted and fixated on trump himself." andy, phoenix, arizona. republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. there are so many things to talk about. what i would like to talk about is election denial. i do not understand why republicans cannot question the results of an election but democrats are allowed to. there have been several high-profile democrats that said donald trump is illegitimate. he did not win the election. you have had jamie raskin and hillary clinton stacey abrams is still denying the outcome of the election back when she ran last time against governor kemp, so all of this election denial making it sound like the republicans are the only ones. i think people need to take a look at it as a whole. host: i am going to jump in because happening here in washington the american enterprise institute is holding a discussion this morning on election campaign disinformation on social media platforms and we have live coverage for you on c-span. thank you for