snyder sees a corrupt autocracy reaching out to him. in an attempt to regain imperial glory, he was one of the few english-speaking commentators who foresaw the russian invasion of ukraine in 2014, a prediction that was mocked even by his friends and warned in his book black earth that the new russian colonialism threatens european stability , in his opinion, the full-scale invasion that began last year was not a petty regional conflict, as some saw it as an atrocity of epochal significance, it is about the future of a democratic society. it is worth envying the analytical warehouse, mind, snyder foresaw both maidan and his own or knew it, because the journalist constantly writes for the publication in horen and face. yes, this is the same thing that receives a salary at the cash desk of the state department, usa. so why not through a manual and supposedly independent a journalist does not promote the necessary theses to the society. this is, uh, another one of those who are now mastering all the money associated with the anti-russian.

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linda ellerbee, lloyd dobbins, back in in the 80s, tom snyder, snyder, snyder before. and so we just we just broke every rule we could think of. and you broke the rule as much as possible. >> you broke the rule when it came to late night music and decided to do something called a polka. oh the polka store is really complicated to tell in a minute, like in a 22nd version, 22nd, the ads used to pick the music. >> lisa hated it. one night it was zydeco. she called it polka. she wanted to pick the music. i let her pretend to pick the music, but then i just played polka all night, which led which led eventually to barry mitchell. and i asked him if he could write us a polka. and that's how the song came to be. but i had a polka meltdown, letting my feelings known. >> i got more male than i'd ever gotten about anything. i mean, it was it was polka polka lovers were the polka. >> the union, the polka lovers of america and union got got to you. barry's polka hit. it hit it. >> we got to do it. news got you down. come on, let's polka. lisa's unconventional. aaron's one dimensio

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it is also important from the point of view of timiti snyder to note that ukraine is the victim, and in this situation, in any case, it is precisely ukrainian people and precisely on ukrainian territory, and he also sums up that it is also important to take into account that the dam was under the control of the occupying forces of the russian federation , and i also want to talk about one important issue. the recognition of wagner's mercenaries as a terrorist organization, tell me more about this, what news should we expect together, yes, maria , this week there will be a number of important events for ukraine, in particular, in the committee on international affairs relations of the senate with will consider several draft laws that are acquired by ukraine and as you usually correctly noted. one of such draft laws is the recognition of wagner's mercenaries as a terrorist organization. if this draft law passes the committee, it will mean that it will automatically go to the senate for a vote, after which it can also be expected to be voted on in the chamber representatives and in fact

august 1992 show cause the with a team from really covering the funeral of 2 children, killed by snyder. despite the shelling he tended to a badly wounded woman. then go to inventories, agency call a to catch a hospital, could show reported on another tragic story. it took place close to the holiday in the notorious, but then your bridge became known as the siri eva romeo and juliet shawl could about 2 bodies lying at the bridge. and he and somebody, a cool rich went to get a closer look. we went to the scene, we had the we had to hire that because it was on the front line, very, very frontline. and we so 2 young people playing next, each to other targets. and obviously that there was the same us, very well known story of survival, romeo and juliet bush go. and anita the couple who won, they decided they want to leave through a siege survivor. he was a so she was in woodland. they loved each other very much and they decided to leave . somebody probably told them that's safe to leave. you know, they were killed. good shot became very emotionally attached to the families of bosco birdcage

amy: grace gibson-snyder, i want to make sure you have the last word.o cancel soccer practice at your school because of the smoke. can you talk about the response of the fossil fuel industry in montana and the ages of your co-plaintiffs? you testified in the trial. we were showing images of you from five years old to 22? >> >> we all had experienced climate change in different capacities. you mention soccer. for me, that was a big on i grew up playing soccer. i played through school. i had a handful at least a practices and games canceled or postponed every year because of the wildfire smoke, which could so dense here toward the end of every summer and early fall that it is dangerous to be outside, dangerous exercise for sure. it is exacerbated by climate change and higher temperatures. i have also seen melting glaciers in the national which is a landmark of montana's landscape. and watching those glaciers melt is such a devastating thing because it is so iconic for the state. it is so essential for the well-being of the people and of the environment he

. >> reporter: cranky flyer blogger brett snyder says airlines are flying at full capacity >> you never know when those are all going to come together at the wrong time to make things messy for one airline. >> reporter: meanwhile, the faa is investigating another close call in austin on monday an allegiant airplane aborted its landing to avoid a small plane. the two coming within 1.6 miles of each other. >> tom, let's circle back to those delays for a moment if the airline cancels the flight because of its own operational challenges, what rights do passengers have >> reporter: yeah. so, the airline is always going to try to rebook you on the next available flight if it is the airline's fault, then most airlines in this country will in fact give you food vouchers, and most, not quite all, will also give you a hotel voucher. if it is a weather issue, if it's an act of god, the airline may not give you anything, and then you may be on your own lester >> all right, tom, thank you. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive. chief foreign correspondent richard engel inside taiwan for us tonight, speak

that they can carry out a false flag operation, such signs are the fact that the teacher, el timothy snyder in his articles that a false flag attack could occur at the nuclear power plant. yes, but only who will conduct it to the russians there is no reason for a foolish father. there at the power plant, the ukrainians, with their back against the wall, might be tempted to do this only to slow down everything that is happening in ukraine in order to attack under the false flag of russia and thereby slow down advance of russian troops. the most extreme measure, but i think we are already very close to extremism from our buddies in kiev, you are such a detachment from the reality of blinkin and the head of national intelligence and practically everyone else. although a bit. the truth sometimes seeps through washington , for example, at this level of deception, the americans were not prepared, so they can easily believe that it is russia who is losing and that russia will blow up these cooling tanks. what will carry away radioactive contamination throughout ukraine and beyond its borders? same

estar por allí para otros jóvenes latinos que lo necesitan también hablé con una jovencita elizabeth snydernternet y estaba preocupada temía que el informe fue ocupado por minorías >> gracias por el informe en el que usted viaja por el feriado del 4 de julio prevalece su vuelo podría sufrir retrasos o ser cancelado se espera que este jueves sea uno de los días más ocupados con más de 72,000 juegosen el espacio aéreo jessenia tiene más información adelante en el efectivamente a ese gran flujo de los actos que se espera viajen a varios destinos durante el feriado también se suma las cancelaciones miles de es que se han registrado en aeropuertos de todo el país desde el martes por el tiempo severo algo que ha afectado al aeropuerto internacional de miami >> hemos estado acá desde el martes en la noche united canceló el vuelo >> persistía la frustración por decenas de atrasos y cancelaciones de vuelos en el aeropuerto internacional de miami en su mayoría de las aerolíneas united melanie en la víspera del 4 de julio varias familias vieron frustrados sus planes como el caso de Óscar que debía asi

contrary to what this provence that you showed says well, today there was a good column by timita snyderwho, well, very clearly in 10 points a-a explains uh-uh why uh-uh it is the russians who are behind this explosion and uh-uh he has uh-uh well, it is a more authoritative opinion and it is today is in demand and there are problems with communication and with the coverage of the disaster that is happening in kakhovka, it is normal and this is, including, mistakes in the publications regarding this disaster, including these are the photos that were taken there from the internet . i understand that this was all well done in a hurry, because he did not foresee the scale of the disaster, and it took a long time to prepare, that's why there were such isolated cases, unfortunately, it didn't work very well perputatively, but the moment that the authors who allowed it, i'm talking about the photos of the dogs that were there in serbia and ugh, it is possible that the russians are also inspired by uh, we understand that the russian information forces cling to such uh things and immediately try

parties blaming each other, well, they blame each other, well , yes that's all the same hmm timati snyder , god bless him, he is a great friend of ukraine , he wrote to the western media how are you not ashamed because you should not write like that because it is a formalism and a letter you should write about what it under control and it is beneficial to them, and when you say what russia claims, you should give an indication that they usually lie, how many times have they lied this sentence and this, and then it becomes normal, you know what struck me most of all, my english friend sent me asking how can you allow this press into the country, the new york times , i subscribed to them, i respected this newspaper, and the humanitarian disaster in the belgorod region, you know what happened there. some buildings were damaged there , and there are even wounded people an article about what grief is bitter and the press is sad in the belgorod region, er, period. the word ukraine is mentioned there, that the war in ukraine has returned home, and this is the only time when ukraine is mentioned,

cuz i think most russians, as dr temp snyder says, just assume that they're always going to be under the control of some gangster and who. busy over it is, you know, so they just try to go on their daily daily lives. so i don't think people are, is emotionally attached to what's going on in your brain unless they have a son or husband or a brother actually deployed there. so could you could do that, they could use this as an excuse to change his own narrative. pretty crane. i think 3 things. number one, they recognize that a lot of russian soldiers now were wondering what's going on above them and behind them, do they really want to be the last soldier killed in the war? do they really want to risk getting killed or mutilated in a conflict that looks like they may be losing? and i, and i think just the way defense minister ration to call did over the weekend, direct appeals to soldiers using all sorts of social media, sending them text land. you don't have to die here. the enemy is, mikhail is not here and you cream. i think that will be compelling for quite a few. in the meanwhile,

these move stuff suddenly level if the ship utility and i give you an idea, i'm not sure cisco snyder the stuff. so young congress that i me, i'm not sure what the a man disease forced labor to which it by the word is so formulas. what was the last it also need you to do was to take that to you that, that it's, that you're going to move it off with those who put in these 9, push these things up and give you what you want to do to recreate the, those thousands of testimonies of crimes and the impunity of criminals. when you look on here, you know, wanted to do this be a good idea of what a good i see to release the apartment they decided to do, please don't just do because i was being yes, i was booked at the law the so it's just kind of pleasure to assist this, i'm over on the place. this of this is all corners. think me so last year this year . so i received the check up and was easy for me to do to get the, the check from the source, you know, a publisher to restrict the booth. but there's some of the site is hooked us that by, you know, lots of these are good to go step by step way

taking, well, it's unreal, because it's her , because they historically create such steps all the time snyderican historian by the way offers his version , he also observed how they saw off e there with tears and shouts of vivat the beautiful woman in rostov -on-don, which he captured before that and e he said that the majority of the residents actually they were indifferent to this city, they were in a state of apathy, maybe this characterizes russian society, they do not build these cause-and-effect relationships simply because they do not think that it makes sense. one thing and others say another thing and everyone tries to believe in their own truth and such a situation occurs, a super good man can calmly ask himself - come to saint petersburg, then fly to st. petersburg, then go all the way , some kind of negotiation - negotiations and so on and so on similar, but still carry on including what is this whole game, this whole event that took place , it could have been drawn up and simply either take wagner out of the territory in the occupied territory of ukraine or simply so that prigozh

and now, jessica snyder outside of the court, and take us inside of this decision, you here from from jernlgt and though it is important what the jus riss are looking another the sflooernt and the clause that describes time, place, and manner whether it is to and so they are saying to recognize the constitutional ti of the legislative aks. so, why the nafb sfla and the girls exact na and through the twhoem sghol and they have checked pun of no sfloerm vrnt sgloirnlgts sfwrshgs and how they can their statement and they have sfroecht and with everything that is being in sfwraesh and the 6-3 luol ing sfroermts sfrefrmt stand sfwleernlt >>> so stick around because we will much more when we come back. this is cnn "news central." you know a about that chuck. yeah, i was the bread of thahat team too. try the subway series menu. their tastieiest refresh yet. ♪ (upupbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) constant contact's advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right time, every time. ( ♪ ) constant contact. helping the small stand tall. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insuran

the first lady of newjersey, tammy snyder murphy there, also an advocate for women's health, thank youel now, dr doee kitessa is a 0b/gyn and also on the faculty at the school of medicine, and dr bayo curry—winchell is a medical director, physician and public health communicator based in reno, nevada. talking about how this issue should be tackled, we were hearing there from the first lady of newjersey on the issue. are those some solutions that you think could be implemented more broadly, to you, dr curry—winchell. yes, i think this is a great step and finding ways to increase access — but we also cannot forget with that access, as we talked about, it is all social economics. so we have to lean into, what are we doing to address unconscious bias, meaning these kind of thought processes that black people don't feel as much pain as we mentioned, a recent study in 2016 highlighted that. so we have to of course look at expansion for certain insurance as far as medicaid, but we also know that commercial insurance, all social economics are impacted by this. so more work to be done, but this

the first lady of newjersey, tammy snyder murphy there, also an advocate for women's health, thank youhe vietnam war led him to leak the classified pentagon papers has died at the age of 92. daniel ellsberg, who had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in february, died at his home in kensington in california. the pentagon papers revealed us government deception about the vietnam war and set off a major freedom—of—the—press battle. ellsberg became an advocate for whistleblowers and his leak was portrayed in the 2017 movie the post. he spoke with our stephen sackur last year on bbc�*s hardtalk program. what i'm saying is if you can't tolerate government lying, you can't be in any government at a high foreign policy staff position for a week. and i'd been doing it almost ten years. and i thought, this is 7,000 pages of top secret documents. i'll go to prison for life. and in fact, i was charged with a possible 115 years, which would have been a life sentence. made it very clear. this was a loser. this was not the place to plant the imperialflag. i didn't use the word imperial in those d

also trending tonight, dakota snyder has captured a lightning strike hitting mono lake yesterday alongh this photo of a super bright super bloom with a snow covered sierra mountain range in the background is so pretty, you can find these stories and a lot more on ktvu.com. san francisco leaders unanimously agree there are too many marijuana dispensaries in the city. the action taken just today to make a change. coming up tomorrow on mornings on two. close to 90% of people nationwide are saving at least some of their money on a regular basis. but most of that cash isn't making it into accounts that are set up for long term goals. we'll talk with an expert about the importance of saving for retirement and how you can start if you haven't begun. just yet. plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long and sal castaneda tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up on mornin on two starting is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even... susan? -hers, too.

rob snyder. mind of a news man bill hemmer. >> [cheers and applause]. >> the rabble rouser with a face like houser, guy benson. >> [cheers and applause]. >> wiry and fiery and has tearstained desire. kat timpf. rob, what kind of connotation is there to little lady that i missed? could you imagine watching that and deciding this is a story that requires following up on? >> i think 3/5th of this group are insulted by what you did. i didn't realize dana was a midget until this episode. >> greg: we call them little people. >> little people live longer. you never hear the nba 7 foot basketball player turned 100 today. >> greg: they are always tiny people. you take smaller steps. no science there. >> no. >> greg: bill hemmer you are a journalist or claim to be one. does this embarrass you? you had to do bad stories. >> what was offensive the way you motioned with your right thumb for a split milli-second. he is on to something. >> greg: an alt-right symbol? >> only can you answer that. maybe you are on

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the first lady of newjersey, tammy snyder murphy there, also an advocate for women's health, thank youello there. it's looking pretty different weather—wise this weekend — we're not going to have wall—to—wall sunshine like we've had the previous weekend. we have low pressure working its way and that's going to bring showers and some thundery downpours for many places. and there will be some sunshine around, but you'll notice it's going to feel increasingly humid. 0ur air source still coming in from the south, so it's going to be fairly warm. but here it is, this area of low pressure continuing to edge in towards western areas. that's where we'll see most of the showers, even longer spells of rain across northern ireland for saturday morning. best of the sunshine towards eastern areas — could see a little bit of cloud here and there, and there could be the odd shower popping up into central areas into the afternoon. some low cloud, mist and murk affecting northeast scotland and the northern isles, so temperatures here only around 13 or 14 degrees, but for most, it's the low to mid 20s.

a while back, we had zach snyder to stop by and make a gritty, action-packed episode of the late showt directing an episode. i asked and he said yes. or did he? he did. tonight, i am excited to present a sneak peek at m. night shyamalan's "the late show." ♪ ♪ 's >> m. night: i was excited because that show is not scary. >> stephen: did you know the m stands for movie? >> m. night: it is actually not, but he was so excited i didn't have the heart to tell him. i wanted to infuse everything with my brand of weariness. >> stephen: i did look it up. it is not in there. welcome to the late show. i am your host, stephen colbert. >> m. night: the line is fine, but don't just come out and say it. you are blowing the reveal. try again and add a little suspense. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: welcome to "the late show." i'm -- ste ste... ven... col...bert. >> m. night: to bring the sense of fair to the late show, i needed to find out what stephen colbert is afraid of. >> stephen: clowns, spiders, enclosed spaces, losing my glasses, short women with large mouths. >> m. night: we have a lot to work with. >> step

you say and with your analysis you know, i read two interesting articles today, one was by timothy snyder about how to present this tragedy, and the second was a very good article on facebook by yevhen bystrytskyi, uh, about the so-called klyatusymetry , because it seems to me that uh, well, not only we we often err. here he also errs very often, and we must put the world in its right place, because it is the ukrainians who are defending this world from evil and there is no symmetry here, as bystrytskyi writes, i'm sorry, russia attacked ukraine , the station was located on the territory occupied by the russians, always for everything what is happening in these territories in accordance with all international conventions, including the geneva convention, the occupier bears full responsibility for everything that happens there, there can be no one else responsible for what is happening there , let's see who suffers and dies, it suffers even ukrainians are on the right bank, and it’s terrible when we see and read on social networks that a woman with two children died in front of another pen

jessica snyder is tracking all of this for us.irst one, this court in a 5-4 decision rejecting claims from the navajo indian nation that the federal government has a legal duty to help them secure greater access to water rights. in this case, navajo nation had sued saying that the 1868 treaty that established their reservation, they say that it also demanded the government do more to help them get water. right now, the navajo nation is really struggling like many of the western united states are. in particular the navajo nation, more than 30% of the households on their nearly 200,000 person reservation, they don't have access to water. they go to great lengths to get the water. they wanted help from the government. natural 5-4 decision today, the supreme court is saying that the navajo nation cannot force the government to take affirmative steps to help them access water. and there was a second case also decided today that ruled against a federal prisoner who was challenging a conviction. it was a very technical case. overall, it

jessica snyder is joining me here.t this filing and what it means. >> as we move into the discovery phase the justice department wants to ensure the nonclassified material, they want to ensure it remains private. that's why they filed a motion for a protective order which guarantees several things. first, they want to prohibit trump and walt nauta from sharing any of this information they're handed over with anyone other than anyone involved in the case. they want to stop them -- they want only direct access to this material with the direct supervision of their attorneys. they can take notes, but the notes must be secured by their attorneys and they cannot share anything on social media. these protective orders are pretty standard in these criminal cases. the doj is saying that trump and co-defendants have agreed to it. the doj is saying it's important because it contains information pertaining to ongoing investigations, the disclosure of which could compromise those investigations and identify uncharged individuals. r

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snyder gifted biola with its largest donation in the school's history.e she died in 2006, her contribution will help establish scholarships and fund a 52,000 square foot film school studio facility that breaks ground. in october. tomorrow, an ice cream shop in oakland is offering an incentive to people who help clean up the streets. the owner of, my goodness, ice cream on lakeshore says he hopes to give out at least 100 ice cream cones to people who help clean up the area. he'll also give out garbage bags and work gloves to volunteers. taking my son out for walks, we always come across trash, and i try to encourage him to help clean up. and he loves doing that, which is great. unfortunately, in oakland, there's always trash to pick up, but you know, maybe we can make a small dent in that this weekend. caltrans is supporting the project by arranging a trash pickup at the end of the day. children will also receive caltrans coloring books and stickers. well today's national donut day, we found some people celebrating early this morning at johnny's donuts on

for theirest percentage decline in more than a year -- largest, after the company behind goldfish, snyder's -- spa get owes and, of course, catch bell's soup -- come on, everybody puts the mushroom soup into the tuna casserole. i speak from experience. analysts had been expecting a boost to guy doons the back of campbell 's better than expected quarterly report. not so today. the disappointing guidance is dragging down pretty much the entire packaged food space, kelloggs down, general mills down, hormel down a quarter of a percent. from cable to film, famed director of the iconic, totally-love and memorized movie wall street is taking on big oil with his new film nuclear now. oliver stone joins us next along with charlie gasparino to talk about why atomic energy is the clean solution we've been missing all along. and the woman who came up with the solution to the question about luxury goods that are too high priced to afford has a success story think of hollywood. julie wainwright was ceo of pets.com until its pretty dramatic failure after the dot.com bubble burst. after years of unsuccessf

think this solidifies the thesis that we've been telling on snacks which is really about us taking a snyder'solio, integrating our marketing and innovation capability, really bringing the scale of the combined business together and you saw that, right, in 15% in market growth, 12% top line growth and now we're now putting points on the board for margin, up over 14 150 basis points up against a year ago and that was always the belief we can drive the growth, build these brands, and grow profit at the same time. so as i look at the quarter, i think it's a good reinforcement of both of those >> but let's mention pacific for a second. >> yeah. >> that's the highest. i cook with it one of the things i like about it is obviously fresh. it's terrific. is there any possibility that people who got used to working from home and they were having the canned soup have decided you know what? at the end of the day now, i want to go out i want to see people i'm not going to have the canned soup for dinner, or if i cook, i'm going cook well. i'm worried about that, because i don't want to see something that's

guest says key ratios have kept her on the right side of the market, i want to bring in michelle snyderll us about these key ratios that you're referring to. >> right at the beginning of may when, of course, we heard the cliche sell in may, go away, we were busy looking at things like how the s&p's performing against the long bonds or how the junk bonds are performing against the long bonds, and these two ratios in particular -- and there's one also about the s&p and utilitieu aned idea of the risk whether it's on or off or neutral. and they were all flashing risk on at the beginning of the month when people were getting so negative. so basically it told us that we should not get bearish, we should maintain somewhat of a neutral to friendly stance and then, of course, as may progressed, so much opportunity started to emerge. and here we are now in almost the middle of june, and these risk factors are still showing risk on. we've had a little bit of dips here and there, but overall they're strong and until that changes, i don't see any reason to get all that nervous. charles: one thing t

politicians like the influential republican senator gerald snyder. the editorial slant was very aggressively and emphatically -- aggressively and emphatically that the u.s. should not join the war, that it was pointless for our allies to try to fight germany, in particular, which was so much stronger than everybody else militarily. it also hinted and sometimes flat out said, particularly in its cartoons, that may here in america, it was just the jews trying to get us into the war, not because it was good for america but because they have their own nefarious purposes. although there was no indication that there were all that many paying subscribers to this expensive magazine, it was nevertheless printed and mailed out in huge quantities. the magazine was sent in bulk to u.s. army bases and u.s. army airfields and even the combat ships in port. this magazine was called scribner's co-commentator, and it showed up in bulk at u.s. military posts as far afield as the philippines, alaska and the panama canal zone. and every issue of this thing was like, hit

so now, as fox's irene snyder shows us, this family is on a mission to tour as many national parks as of national parks, taking in the sights, the sounds and the history on. i want to go to wyoming so i can see the keep talking dinosaur bones. nine year old luke is determined to see as much as possible while he still can. i want to go whale watching. luke is going blind. he has a rare incurable disease called retinitis pigmentosa. we went through a period of denial and grieving and back into denial and back into grieving and fluctuated for well over a year before. i think we both could really sit down and say, this is our reality. this is happening, and how we react to it is going to be our choice. so the family took to the road, luke with his mom, dad, little sister and grandparents in tow. they started out with iron man at victoria, british columbia, then heading to olympic national park and started at lake crescent, which was absolutely stunningly blue. one of luke's favorite memories in the whole rainforest there was an elk and there was a baby in it until my dad. that was chasing

john snyder memorial. father's day car show cars, love for cars. tom michels says it was the perfect setting to spend father's day with his daughter danny, who soon be headed off to college. it's going to be tough not having her in the house, put it that way. so we're happy to be together for the day and it's a good experience. also tough picking a standout car when there's so many to view. but danny and her dad say when something catches your eye, you'll know. well, know a ton about cars. so usually, like the colorful ones, the ones with fun rims catch my eye. so there's an artist over here in front, the mad max car and i had the opportunity to talk to him and talked about his life and he built that car after having a medical event. that mad max inspired car was just one of 200 plus cars on display. another eye catcher, this 1950 buick. phil horton, picked it up from the la area ten years ago after fixing it up, he now takes it to auto shows and uses it as an educatio being able to share history and educate people, not the way things were. i'm kin

and he had talked particularly to the beat generation poet gary snyder who was very anti-war, and ellsbergsent, but didn't know what to do. he had really seen the lies had started in '67, and he didn't come forward unti '71, but when he did, it was a big deal. nobody could find him. the fbi wanted him. walter cronkite of cbs news tracked him down. they made a secret rendezvous, cronkite was blindfolded and thrown into the back of a car, and driven to an obscure basement, and there were the pentagon papers wrapped newspaper, and brown protective wrapping, and cronkite was able to do what fbi couldn't do, find ellsberg, and talk to him, and that aired on cbs. and the nixon white house seized that big media, walter cronkite didn't turn in the fugitive, instead gave him time on the nightly news. >> correct me if i'm wrong, didn't he also write that despite him finding ellsberg and getting this big get, there wasn't any news made by cronkite in that interview? >> you're right. good point. and that's an excellent point. cronkite went to all of that to get to ellsberg but didn't ask any hardball

signs that they can carry out a false flag operation, such signs are that the teacher barely timati snyder that a false flag attack could occur at the nuclear power plant. yes, but only who will carry it out. you may not have any reason to fool the nuclear power plant, the ukrainians with their backs against the wall may be tempted to do it just to slow down everything that is happening in ukraine this is a nuclear power plant in ukraine and you guess. it can become a target for an attack under a false flag, that is, the ukrainians attack everything, in order to blame russia for this and so that they notice the advance of the russian troops from our enterprises. you're such a disconnect from the reality of blinkin and the head of national intelligence and just about everyone else. although a bit. the truth sometimes seeps through washington, for example, at this level of deception, the americans were not prepared, so they can easily believe that it is russia who is losing and that russia will blow up these cooling tanks. what will radioactive contamination entail throughout ukraine and bey

and daniel snyder. i think we have more important things to do the harass that man. i forget what they called him i don't even know. republican legislation protecting consumer choice has taught many democrats out of supporting the democratic or the department of energy's propose rulemaking. this is bipartisan support for this rule. 29 democrats joined all the republicans. so meanwhile, we have energy secretary granholm herself who is defending dance against gas stoves although she has one herself. which is the height of leftist apocryphal boxy. so distilleries in california are suing for exceptions on gas stoves. can you imagine suing to keep a gas stove in your kitchen? this is absurd, this is why ten years ago i don't think any of us saw -- there are plenty of topics to the ten years ago we would've thought there was no possible way that we get there. one of the key principles of our great country as we have -- not we the bureaucrats. we the people. it is kind of a dictator of the bureaucracy, to be honest. free markets terms what we want for ourselves and our fami

of the freedom of expression from their example, who started with their line early poets of gary snyderand allen and ann waldman and moved on to some as denman medina, which tango eyes and martin christina period ross rossi and mosab abu toha. congratulations on your finalists tonight. their light burns ever bright today even as our country gets ever hotter and as the eco poetics of their lists seems ever more necessary and present. three decades ago, elaine katzenberger stepped across that urine soaked alley from vesuvio bar and city lights and never looked back. she's been a captain, organizer, a curator, par excellence. we are extremely lucky to you, elaine. please come and accept this richly deserved award. also host kai of the hanging there painting the passport brown the beauty. food. i didn't. i would get all teary eyed, but seeing all those pictures of lawrence and yeah, it's been it's been a lifetime for me at that organization and it's been a gift and privilege to spend my life there and to learn how to live there and when we were told that we were going to receive this award