"we give up our soul in order to get a - up our soul in order to get a deaf— up our soul in order to president". the chair of the board was _ deaf president". the chair of the board was jane - deaf president". the chair of the board was jane bassett i the board was jane bassett spellman. and she came to campus and called a meeting. she wanted to talk. and explain her decision. pare she wanted to talk. and explain her decision.— her decision. are you going to resi . n? her decision. are you going to resign? she — her decision. are you going to resign? she used _ her decision. are you going to resign? she used the - her decision. are you going to resign? she used the word . resign? she used the word children. _ resign? she used the word children, said _ resign? she used the word children, said children - resign? she used the word children, said children are | children, said children are making too much noise, i can't communicate. using the word children to college students? that was not good. when dr zinser realised the intensity of the feelings and the sense of the feelings and the se

summer of soul is in cinemas now and on disney+ from july the 30th. this is our last stand.ames demonaco's dystopian horror—action cheapie the purge became a money—spinning hit, taking close to $90 million at the box office after costing only three. partly inspired by an episode of star trek, the film largely played out in a single home in a near—future america where 12 hours of murderous lawlessness are officially sanctioned every year. subsequent instalments broadened the scope, moving the series closer to the escape from new york template that demonaco had originally envisaged, but had been unable to explore due to lack of resources. now, following two sequels and a prequel, we have a fifth instalment, the forever purge, which opened to sniffy reviews and disappointing box office a couple of weeks ago in the us, which is a shame because i thought it was one of the best instalments in the series. one night only. rest of the year is peaceful. help me! she screams. written by demonaco and directed by everardo valerio gout, making his hollywood feature debut, the forever purg

is the nice person she was, the soulful person, and caring. | was, the soulful person, and caring. 0n0n the 23rd, we worked together at the cemetery and the first ten minutes we will be sobbing and after that we will be in fits of laughter with a new amy anecdote. although it is not a joyful— with a new amy anecdote. although it is not a joyful thing — with a new amy anecdote. although it is not a joyful thing that _ with a new amy anecdote. although it is not a joyful thing that you _ with a new amy anecdote. although it is not a joyful thing that you would - is not a joyful thing that you would celebrate — is not a joyful thing that you would celebrate it, but we do, we go and remember— celebrate it, but we do, we go and remember her. her celebrate it, but we do, we go and remember her.— celebrate it, but we do, we go and remember her. her parents help our lea will remember her. her parents help our legacy will not _ remember her. her parents help our legacy will notjust _ remember her. her parents help our legacy will notjust be _ remember her. her parents help our legacy will not

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he wrote a book called the soul of america not because of what i said. there's a picture about page 160 in the book. showing over 30,000 klu klux klan members in full regalion reverend pointed hats the robes marching down, pennsylvania avenue in washington, dc jesse, you know all about this. washing, washington dc if my memory is correct, there were 37. members of the house of representatives who were open members of the klan there were five if i'm not mistaken could have been seven. it was five members of the united states senate opened members of the klan. multiple governors who are open members of the klan? most people didn't realize it a century glow that clan. was founded just six years before the horrific destruction here in tulsa. and one of the reasons why it was founded. was because of guys like me or catholic. it wasn't about african-american. it was about making sure that all those polish. and irish an italian in eastern european catholics who came to the united states after world war. i would not pollute christianity. flames in those burning

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he wrote a book "the soul of america." there is a page 160 in his book showing over 30,000 ku klux klan members in full ra gail i can't, reverend, pointed hats, the robes, marching down pennsylvania avenue in washington, d.c. jesse, you know all about this. washington, d.c. if my memory is correct there were 37 members of the house of representatives who were open members of the klan. there were five, if i'm not mistaken, could have been seven, i think it was five members of the united states senate open members of the klan. multiple governors were open members of the klan. most people didn't realize that a century ago the klan was founded just six years before the horrific destruction here in tulsa. and one of the reasons why it was founded was because of guys like me that are catholic. it wasn't about african-americans then, it was about making sure that all those polish and irish and italian and eastern european catholics who came to the united states after world war i would not pollute christianity. the flames from tho

busy despite these on the 15 year old young soul has chosen to pursue a korea. as a concert pianist cut the cord, the towel was low tire. should we have to go to go, daniel told don in get a what he goes now. this is on the piano that had always put her go to pen, talked to if she goes to craig i, when i'm going to talk to nuclear, could you tell us how we can then talk it and pump tuggle ah, the piano and she didn't sing a combo for then until when the audio the audio. 2 told me to take it to tell the order to get them take to to joe to tell him, well, no, could to be a lot harder than the one out him. the google i don't dance for little. the court tit intention. wanna pass it along with it. ah, do young soul has won nearly 50 prizes in piano competition at home and abroad. like young, she's gained fame and public attention at early age. but in this single minded quest for recognition, these young prodigy, the not safe from emotional scars and the possibility of fractured career, is all sudden hit on joking for them. so that will put her to buy new for them. we

afterwards", "wall street journal" columnist jason riley discusses life and career of economists thomas soulerviewed by national talkshow post dennis breaker. >> jason riley, it is a pleasure to be with you. we have been together on my radio show, you have made a number of videos and i review in the "wall street journal", you are privy pretty ubiquitous in my life. i just want you to note that. >> thank you, good to be here. >> you have done a service to the intellectual life of america writing a biography thomas soul, i can in an odd way, how do you explain, i think i know the answer, nevertheless i want your answer, how do you explain finest minds of the last half-century unknown to have america? [laughter] >> i guess thomas sowell cancer, he was canceled along time ago. he is a conservative and way back in the 1970s when he began writing about controversies, he got in trouble with the intellectuals in the academy and in the media and he never really shook that. it's probably the main reason a lot of people today know these names but not thomas sowell. how is the fact that he's written cir

it was not afraid to leave the kind person with a lovely soul. and that's the person i got to know the exclusive interview with george w bush july 14th at 1530 u t. c on the w. two's w. news lives from berlin, italy, a crowned chap hans at euro 2020 the police and celebrate and bid team defeats england and a penalty shootout at wembley stadium. is there a list of the trophies for the 2nd time in history, bringing batch analysis and reactions from london? i'm here in berlin. ah, ah.

kind person with a lovely soul. and that's the person i got to know the interview with george w bush july 14th at 1530. you tc on the w? ah . mm. oh. oh, i cannot because you oh no, no, no. i the mm. ah excuse me. this is the w news lied from italy. i crowns champions as euro 2020. 0 yeah. it's lisa and celebrate england's in pedals. the shoes out ad webley, the azurie list, the trophies for the 2nd time. also coming up with protests, breakouts in cuba as thousands take the streets against food shortages and rising prices. the communist.

through my soul. i want your bags, i got open. not a whole bullet feel as though she was showing a list of don don. i like the idea of sterling i bought into this over there was a means to that person to become abused and that's going to just blew me away with my latest work. i am exploring you real biting and traveling around the world. because the look and all of this work about bad signature. we had that idea of having each scene look like a painting and have the be like a gallery or museum you're, you're, you're walking onto and looking at those different pieces of arts. so the, so the idea was to have different there was so we created those in the data from each other, but also all of them connected. and i was scared. he knew my biggest cache, the thing, this movie was that at the end, it turns out like a music video because it's all not because i've seen looking that different deceitful, off world stage in a visually large fashion. the critically acclaimed film celebrated its premier at the venice film festival. it also star

a nation of over 100000000 souls is facing an existing show threat. a grant structure of mammoth proportion has been constructed across the archery that bequeathed life till the people of egypt. a colossal wall of iron and steel has risen along the banks of a great and ancient river and has cast a long and dark shadow over the future and faith of the people of egypt. with every brick and every layer of mortar, the gird grows higher and its reservoir grows larger and it continues to constrict the life blood of innocent millions living downstream of this giant dam. columbia government has initial investigations indicate that retired members of its military were involved in the assassination of president of anomalies. 28th attackers have been identified by haitian police. most of them colombian u. s. president biden says american troops will leave afghanistan by august 31st. he insists the u. s. has achieved its objectives after nearly 20 years of war. but the withdrawal comes as the taliban continues to seize more territory. south korea will raise coron

and i know that you will, with all your heart and soul.se you understand the most important truth of all -- america is not an idea. america is a nation. a nation has families. a nation has towns, has communities, it raises armies, it has a culture, a story, a heritage. these are the things we are fighting and dying for. and a nation, ladies and gentlemen, a nation has borders. ideas don't have borders or boundaries. ideas don't have towns and families, and ideas don't have citizens. we are a nation that believes in ideas, but we are still a nation not only with the right but the sacred duty to take care of our citizens above every other consideration. our own children, our own families, our own communities, and to defend and protect our own sovereign borders is a sacred obligation from which we must never, ever back down. [applause] there is something truly warped, truly disturbing about the fact that there are some in this country who believe that the highest praise we can offer, to call someone a dreamer, is a title reserved for illegal

>> he put out a book called the thomas soul reader in the mid-20s or zeros. it might have been a little later. and it was sort of a sampling of chapters from books he's written as well as columns of various topics, economics and so forth. that might be a good way toe start. if you want to go a little deeper, however, the book of which he is called a conflict of vision and the book that came out in 1987 i believe is a book about political philosophy and thomas tracing the origins of a lot of our ideological views about justice and human nature. he traces them back hundreds of years. people like william goldman and folks like that and what he is really describing are these visions of human nature he calls them the constrained division or unconstrained vision, the utopian vision. there is the sense that there are problems we want to solve but we are unlikely to solve. war, crime, racism and so forth and because we cannot solve these problems, what we need to do is put into place institutions and processes. we might want to but we are not going to get it. we need

but to warm the heart, a letter from a child is always one of those that really soothes the soul. >> the rescue workers i talked to, randi, are physically and emotionally spent. i'm sure those cards made such a big difference. they are still calling this officially a search and rescue

is in bipartisanship, his whole soul not even one insurer is proved to be in bipartisanship. bought off by the woke movement. he made the wrong bed and that is where he misread the election, democrats almost didn't take back the senate, failed in the house, almost lost the house and president biden barely won the presidential election but thinks he has an fdr mandate to govern from the far left, par -- far progressive woke left, this is the fundamental mistake of the biden era and this will come back and bite them big time, the majority there trying to a similar reelection midterm. laura: thank you so much. the highlight of the home run derby didn't happen on the field, the last bite is going to show you. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. i hated sticking my fingers, then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge vi

there been more than 500 daily cases in soul for the last 3 days. and for the 5 cases and the greatest sol area, we have reached the conclusion, the bold decisions and swift executions are the only solution. let's bring in dr. jerome kim. he's a doctor of intern, internal medicine and infectious diseases and is the director general of the international vaccine institute. he joins us by skype from sol, told him just tell us this is. busy an extraordinary raise in cases rise in cases over the last year. oh, in a, in a competition now in a race between those have been vaccinated and the spread of the delta variant. yes. and so the situation and creates mirroring the situation and many parts of the world. korea was remarkably successful in controlling the crone of ours outbreak in the early part of 2020, with a combination of masks and distance and a lot of cooperation from the population. now, a year and a half later, you know, we're confronted with the, the most significant increase in the number of cases. so korea country with 50000000 people as abou

you say lithuani�*s soul is at stake, i am intrigued by what has happened inside yourfamily.she died that you should let history lie, there is no need to do this digging around. you ignored your grandmother. you did not find the story your mother wanted you to find. on a personal level, do you find this very difficult? it has been very difficult. uh, you know, i mean, there were times i was really depressed about all of this. there were times ijust wanted to not continue with this anymore. there were times i just wanted to throw the whole manuscript away and give up. but, i also feel like story is too important. you know? i eventually came back to it and i feel like this story is very important. and it�*s notjust jonas noreika. it�*s lithuania, and it�*s not just lithuania, it�*s other countries in eastern europe as well. genocide is not a light matter. war is one thing — as horrible as war is, it�*s bad — but genocide is over—the—top, genocide is over—the—top and it really, it really upsets me that my countrymen, first of all, did it, and it also upsets me that my countrymen

well, i think if there is soul-searching _ day? well, i think if there is soul-searching to _ day? think if there is i soul-searching to be going on day? well, i think if there is - soul-searching to be going on and soul—searching to be going on and really it should be amongst the people who have evaded any kind of justice or accountability. there still remains a very deep sense of injustice within the city and beyond that everybody affected by hillsborough because astonishingly, despite the inquest finding it unlawful killing, no one has been found accountable apart from the sheffield wednesday official who was found guilty of the health and safety offence. not one police officer has lost a day's pay or any kind of accountability at all. the reality is andrew will now become known as the 97th victim but the truth is no one will ever know the true number of lives of hillsborough and the suicides and stress and strain that have occurred since. the stress and strain notjust amongst the family but the heroic survivors, many of whom would have died on the day. they were blamed for many

in the fundamental question did he have a soul. was he doing civil rights and voting rights because it was politically smart. tahiti woody dan vietnam because it is a master manipulator and transactional leaders of all time he was those things over the tape show is this a somebody with enormous sensitivities and emotion and heart and soul. he was doing it because and empathize with those who have been locked out in this country for centuries and when he thought poverty, it was the same thing and you saw that and as a child, and as brian says when he was a pleated kind, hoping and praying that god more and more religious as the war went on as you can see in these tapes. this was someone who lady bird 171 of her diaries, i think it was published, she had said that i wonder if lyndon can really be an effective commander-in-chief because is to emotional they care so much when this flyers go out at night and cares too much whether they are going to come back or not and she was saying the real commander-in-chief has to distance himself a

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because sometimes these orders will challenge you to your heart and soul. you're very moral fiber is being tugged on. because you disagree with it. when i was at west point, shortly after the second goal for the original invasion of iraq broke out a lot of army officers were bothered by this. because the u.s. does not start wars. we do not invade countries. they felt like when they entered the military they took an oath but there is a passive agreement the u.s. government would utilize them for sensible or important causes insensible causes. many of them felt like there been put into combat in a situation that really did not warrant invasion. now, all of them obeyed it but it bothered them. so you see how simple military relations can be so complicated and so difficult from a moral standpoint. anybody have a questions civil military relations? you guys are awfully quiet today. you are intimidated by the cameras i understand. yes? >> beyond a moral standpoint with that be. [inaudible] >> what conscientious objectors usually are opposed to war morally. i thin

this guy, i can tell that he's a happy abuse in soul. and that's part of the reason that he is. let's call him one of the most preeminent voice actors on on the planet right now, is the voice of the looney tunes, characters, bug, but bugs bunny, daffy duck. marvin the martian. i think that little can the century and how to floats around for me. if i remember for my youth, tweety bird and he voices some of those characters many more. for in the upcoming film space jam a new legacy out this summer. and he also voices multiple characters. i read up on the sean, this is very intriguing. i love the series title, and it does unfold the mean some they dug, unplug this and it's currently streaming on apple t. v plus. and this is our friend eric bala. eric, how are you today? my friend, me watch up, danny. i don't know what i don't know what could have possibly given the fact that i like bugs bunny away. i don't know if i'm over doing it or not enough. looking over your shoulder at the wall paper print, just let me say this when it comes the bug bunny impressions. i'm all yours, my frien

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so his mother who drives her to the be the capital of soul. each time i've done it, isn't she gone that? i thought it was good and i could go back on to calling it that. i saw it all included in going to cook ticket to get them all that they get put on. i get it and come in and i'm, i'm going to total up the up and down and you wanted till i did before the 50 because i was not on mental trusted single don't i didn't know what on basketball is. have, you know, let me know that i did not get to me on, on a parent mr. winter. little put in a cookie, and she'll get a moment to make it a talking boring. who turning on at all i shouldn't need need of when i young. so goes to the korean national university of one of the most prestigious schools to study music in the country. mm. me, chaos was set up about 30 years ago to help south korea achieve greater autistic success on the global stage. a special training program for young adults from ice to 18 years old has help professors discover and train students from a young age like young. so there are abo

are you putting good nutrition into your body, mind and soul often enough?♪ ♪ in the warmth of other suns ♪ ♪ the warmth of other suns ♪ my name is martin luther mccoy and this has been an honor but we have an excellent program. you're going to see the hard work in the back. it's a beautiful day. i'll see you all in the warmth of another sun. ♪♪♪ >> come on, let's give it up for martin luther mccoy. thank you for coming. you look fabulous. do you feel fabulous? you feeling fabulous? i'm here to demand a ministry of reparations. i want a ministry of reparations now that we have a national holiday. okay? i want to get paid, baby. i want to get paid as a daughter, a granddaughter of a slave who built this country for nothing. for nothing. i want to get paid. but before we get paid, we have to really, really thank the native people, the native people on their homelands. give it up. as stewards we recognize their duty to honor them and interpretation of ancestry lands. they were all here before we got here. and as uninvited guests, return their lands. this is an

ready do young soul has one nearly 50 prizes in piano competition at home and abroad? like young. she's gained fame and public attention at early age. but in this single minded quest for recognition, these young prodigy, the not safe from emotional scars and the possibility of fractured careers, all sudden hit on joking for them. so that will put us at one in finance will. oh mm. i think that the above water had i'm very clear to him to think of i'm not quite done so and i've got another child to a clinical kitchen that hasn't coca cola questions. he has hurt in that and couldn't about when the car could on don't. as i said to me, you haven't got a ticket to get hold of me and got the autocad to ticket, to go to get the ticket hold. i have to sit down and say take it, couldn't somebody? i didn't done it taking me in a few days young. so i will perform one of south korea most prestigious concert hall . she is also preparing the 2 piano competition, a busy schedule that includes weekly piano lessons, hundreds of kilometers away from home in oh, he's young so his mother who drives he

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there been more than 500 daily cases in soul for the last 3 days. and for the 5 cases and the greatest sol area, we have reached the conclusion, the bold decisions and swift executions are the only solution. australia's most popular city is tightening coded 19 restrictions. as the delta strain continues to spread. sydney's been in lockdown since late june, but cases continue to rise with 44 infections reported on friday. the largest daily rise since the current outbreak began last month. an extra 100 police have been deployed to patrol hotspot areas. those headlines. the news continues after our dessert world. ah ah do you. ready bury for $25.00 is ordered the killing of the pillows 2nd in come in and were they acting a love me i me. ah, this story begins in 1955 when a small group of palestinians attack to target and the go as a strip close to the border with israel. the middle have then i want is here, cannot buy it and know right? i'm in the right has a clue tack mckennon for yourself with them brought them behind the attack was hell. he was ia a

. >> the place where our people made a way out of nowhere where our souls can look back and wonder. ♪he church. >> wow. let me just say to any of our listeners and watchers today if you have not seen that series you need to see that series in tandem with the book, it is so powerful. >> thank you. >> i got ahead of myself but so this idea of looking at the history of black church of mother emmanuel asking you to look backwards 1816 and then forward through 2015. there's a lot going on there that i thank you bring out in the book. >> thank you. yes. if i forget asked me about the three black preachers i built a triangle around them. that mother emmanuel let's go to charleston south carolina. south carolina was a majority black state. louisiana mississippi were majority black states and ground zero for reconstruction was south carolina and georgia alabama and florida were almost majority black so there is a real concentration of black power as was said to be in the film in the six southern states. that was true even before the civil war. it was called me grow country because it was so fu

and at 5.45, mark kermode has the film review — including a look at new release summer of soul.n it's been announced the uk has recorded more than 50,000 daily coronavirus cases for the first time since mid january. in the past 2a hours there were a further 51,870 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the uk and another 49 people had died within 28 days of testing positive for covid — bringing the uk total to 128,642. earlier this afternoon official figures suggested that one in 100 people in the uk had coronavirus last week. it comes just days before the end of restrictions in england and scotland on monday. our health correspondent james gallagher is here. that top line takes us back to january. explain the context of all of this. , , ., , of this. let us rewind six months and we had _ of this. let us rewind six months and we had 50,000 _ of this. let us rewind six months and we had 50,000 cases - of this. let us rewind six months and we had 50,000 cases a - of this. let us rewind six months and we had 50,000 cases a day| of this. let us rewind six months i and we had 50,000 cases

and his book "battle for the soul: inside the democrats' campaign to defeat trump" is out now.but before we get to all of that, republicans in arizona are pushing forward with an insane so-called audit of that state's election results, which plans to pursue similar audits in other states that joe biden won. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: nearly seven months after the 2020 election, republicans are still relitigating the results in a pathetic and dangerous attempt to prove that it was somehow stolen from donald trump it feels like this con is never going to end 40 years from now, i'm still going to be at this desk with a long gray hair and a scraggly beard talking the about gop's latest attempts to overturn the 2020 results in arizona, and if i'm still here, you better believe wally is going to be here, too. he'll be old enough at that point that he won't be able to hold more than one card at a time, so we'll have to write super duper small. but then because it's super small, i won't be able to read it, so i'll need those giant old man glasses with a