so every time i go to the olympics, i carry the spirit...i carry the spirit of everyone that believed. they said, "you're too small, you'll never be you'll never be an olympian." family. this fight...is for my family and for the country. singing and clapping applause i'm the goodwill ambassador for the pacific for unicef. i was at the school and they had completely lost their buildings. we go back 20 years. we only had a cyclone every five or ten years. now, it's every year. we see the effects of climate change. so unicef had come in and provided tents. william is going to be a police officer for tonga one day. so we've got another teacher here. this one is going to be a tongan soldier with a naval force. we have a doctor! the question was — who wants to be strong like pita? look at these guys over here. ready? they come to the classroom happy, whether the classroom looks like a building or a tent, they're just happy to have the opportunity. who likes vegetables? all: me! they share their heart, they share their spirit. i can't be tired because of these guys! you know, i need this ene

god has left us with his thoughtful spirit, his spirit, the american spirit. my dad has proven to be driven by that spirit. he has demonstrated his faith and uncompromising heart in action. my father has made me believe that america can truly be great again. if you care about living your and without restraint fighting against rebellion to suppress your voice and building your american dream than the choice in this election is clear, a vote for my father, donald j. trump, is a vote to uphold our american ideals. be true to yourself and stay true to the dream of america. thank you and god bless you all. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. ♪ >> acting secretary wolf, i present you five candidates for naturalization representing five countries. >> on behalf of everyone here today, i would like to express my gratitude for hosting this nationalization ceremony at the white house. to our candidates, it's my honor to administer those of allegiance and welcome you as our fellow citizens. . candidates for naturalization, raise your right han

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some say that spirit no longer exists. but i have seen it -- i have felt it -- all across the land, in the big cities, the small towns and in rural america. it is still there, ready to blaze into life if you and i are willing to do what has to be done. [applause] ronald reagan: we have to do the practical things, the down-to-earth things such as creating policies that will stimulate our economy, increase productivity, and put america back to work. then time is now to limit government spending and free ourselves from imported oil. [applause] ronald reagan: the time is now to resolve that the basis of the firm foreign policy is one that takes the world as it is and seeks to change it by leadership and example, not by harangue, harassment, or wishful thinking. [applause] ronald reagan: the time is now to say we shall seek new friendships and expand and improve others, but we shall not do so by breaking our word or casting aside old friends and allies. [applause] and the time is now to redeem promises once made to the american

[applause] hubert humphrey: yes, i accept your nomination in this spirit that i have spoken. knowing that the months and years ahead will severely test our america, and might i say as this america is tested, that once again, we give our testament to america, and i do not think it is sentimental, nor is it cheap, but i think it is true that each and every one of us in our own way should once again reaffirm to ourselves and our prosperity that we love this nation. we love america. [applause] hubert humphrey: but take heart, my fellow americans. this is not the first time that our nation has faced a challenge to its life and its purpose. and each time that we've had to face these challenges, we have a -- have emerged with new greatness and with new strength. we must make this moment of crisis, we must make it a moment of creation. [applause] hubert humphrey: as it has been said, in the worst of times, a great people must do the best of things, and let us do it. [applause] hubert humphrey: we stand at such a moment now in the affairs of this nation because, my fellow americans, s

and thirdly if it violates the spirit of the sport. if a substance fulfills 2 of those criteria it is banned. scientists at the renowned doping control of barratry in cologne interpret the anti doping code differently to wada. the misuse of painkillers equates to doping says biochemist skier. it's vibrating rooms in the food by some cycle or because one divides cafe out them seemed of hidden for the food on campus the lies the billions the. couldn't of them on smiles made limp or and the maiden. couldn't copy of inside the mind i'm 1st and is from spot to be displaced ourself it distracts them a no no spot i've been conned that indium on smelts me go to me to comment and don is that sean c. a macro to. for the players this massive consumption of painkillers is not a game it's a risk to their health a risk that many seem willing to take to make it onto the big stage. a cycle called good euro for america should. come fast industry goes slower. eaters opt for a trendsetter at $98.00. the roaring twenty's are reloaded and. this is fashion

has beijing effectively snuffed out the spirit of tiananmen?xi in taiwan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. thank you for having me back. it is a pleasure to have you on the show. i think we must begin with what is happening in xinjiang, particularly to the uighur muslim communities in xinjiang. there is a rising level of international condemnation at what the chinese government is doing. as you watch this situation very closely, do you see any sign china is modifying its policies? small signs here and there, but not in the general picture. for instance, there is one country, turkey, being a muslim country and also, we share very common cultural and ethnic routes. the president of turkey has expressed his condemnation to china, perhaps one of the very few islamic country leaders who have done it. because a large number of uighur live have done it. because a large number of uighurlive in turkey, it creates a tension domestically in the turkish politics. therefore, chinese government decided to calm turkey down by releasing some of the pe

there are shades of studio jubilee films like spirited away, though this has no dialogue and a simpleps a more moody piece than a conventional film. there is a poetic sense of adventure and there's room for interpretation around the meaning of the animals. i personally enjoyed a scene with multiple cats buy must confess i wasn't spirited away by the entire film. onto real—life and the documentary burning man: art on fire. this is for you! a week—long celebration of radical self—expression in the nevada desert, burning man has long been a life—changing experience for many attendees, including myself. there was nothing and were going to make something. get to work. a big part of that is the extraordinary art on display. you get cycle deep into the desert and see a sculpture the size of a house suddenly appear through the dust. this here is robot resurrection. let's resurrect and think differently. this document re—follows the artists who worked on the burning man temple in 2018, a year that became particularly significant after the sudden death of burning man's founder, larry harvey. fi

god has blessed us with unstopab spirit, his spirit, the american spirit.has proven to be driven by that spirit. he has demonstrated his faith and his uncompromising heart and actions. my father has made me believe that america can truly be great again. if you care about living your life without restraints, about rebelgrade against those who would suppress your voice, and building your american dream, then the choice in this election is clear. a vote for my father, donald j. trump, sia vote to uphold our american ideals. be true to yourself. and stay true to the dream of america. thank you. and god bless you all. >> o'donnell: that was tiffany trump, the president's youngest daughter, speaking earlier. she just graduated from georgetown law, and one of the family members that is speaking in support of donald trump tonight. also addressing the convention now is kentucky's attorney general, daniel cameron. he is the first african american to hold that post. cameron was thrust into the national spotlight this year after breonna taylor was shot to death by poli

god has blessed us with unstoppable spirit, his spirit, the american spirit.n by that spirit. he's demonstrated his faith and his uncompromising heart and actions. my father has made me believe that america can truly be great again. if you care about living your life without restraints. against rebelling against those who would suppress your voice, and building your american dream, the choice in this election is clear. a vote for my father, donald j. trump is a vote to uphold our american ideals. be true to yourself, and stay true to the dream of america. thank you. and god bless you all. ♪ >> i'm kim reynolds, governor of the great state of iowa, i love this state and i'm so proud to serve its people. iowa is a land of opportunity. it's the birth place of the computer, a landmark of the financial services industry, and as so many of you already know, it's filled with farmland that feeds and fuels the world. it's home to people who care for one another, who work hard, who love this country and are truly grateful for the freedoms it provides. as i like to say,

to renew the american spirit or the sense of purpose. i want to carry our message to every american regardless of party affiliation who is a member of this community have shared values. never before in our history have americans being called upon to face three great threats to our very existence. any one of which which could destroy us. we face a disintegrating economy, a weekend defenses and an energy policy based on the sharing a scarcity. the major issue of this campaign is the direct political personal and moral responsibility of democratic party leadership in the white house and in the congress for this unprecedented calamity which has befallen us. (noise) they tell us they've done the most that can humanly be done. they say that the united states has had its day in the sun but the, that our nation is pastors. enough expect you to tell your children that the american people no longer have the will to cope with their problems, that the future will be one of sacrifice and a few opportunities. my fellow citizens, i utterly reject that

history lifts up truly the spirit of the john lewis's of the world.se] and that is why i have chosen to say a few words about it. invited and i met a student who told me about a student from chicago who wanted to do something about those vicious signs. nash to thee diane workshop in september because we are going to do something about those signs. the sign. john lewis had no choice in the matter. you should understand that. because all the stories we have heard this morning of john becoming a preacher, preaching to the chickens and other sorts of things, becoming ordained as a baptist minister, something else was happening to john in those early years. the malignancy of alabama. troy, sensibilityin him a that he had to do something about it. he did not know what that was, but he was convinced that he was indeed to do whatever he could do, get in good trouble, that so manyhorror folks lived through and in in this country and that part of the 20th century. alone.s not martin king had the same experience as a boy. i had the same experience from age four

i appreciate in the spirit of that effort and spirit of scale and scope of estate as large as ours that we are bringing that spirit into this effort. we thank you both for your leadership in that space. with that, let me transition. i cannot impress upon you more how proud we are. we we are working with a newly constituted testing task force to push the envelope here, demand more, and prepare for the next 8 to 10 weeks to build this capacity so we can get this contract in effectd start seeffort. within the next 8 to 10 weeks, we should see the fruits of this effort as we build out the lab space, as we work to get logistics work done and we meet all of provisions set forth in the contract. speaking of setting forth, we are putting every single asset we possibly can, every conceivable resource to battle these historic wildfires. historic because we have already crossed the threshold this year in terms of acreage burned. that puts us not on pace to have a historic wildfires season but actually sets the pace for an historic wildfires nd crews, efighters dozers, fire engines, every conceivab

what is the spirit of the hatch act?de the point that it was to prevent your federal bosses from squeezing you as a federal worker to say. >> look. i am a republican and i run the office of management and budget and i want everybody who works at the office of management and budget to vote for president trump. if that is the spirit of the hatch act then none of what you've seen over the last couple days comes close to violating the spirit let alone the letter. it is a good question for debate and i hope the lawyers weigh in on it. >> mike pompeo issued a cable to state department employees warning of participating in partisan political activities. it does seem as if he is a bit off message. >> yeah. again, that we did not have in place at omb. we didn't do it at cfpb. we didn't do it when i ran the west wing. we had a lot of folks work for us in the west wing who were not political appointees and were allowed to go out at night and on their own time and do stuff and goodness knows they did. a lot of big critics for the pr

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it's a vote for the american spirit, the american dream, and for the american flag.o the law enforcement officer who is being attacked, betrayed, and whose job they are trying to make extinct, my father will fight for you. to all houses of worship, and all people of faith stripped of all religious freedoms and religious liberties, my father will fight for you. to the voiceless, shamed, censored, and canceled, my father will fight for you. two are farmers who work dawn to dusk to keep our plates full, my father will fight for you. to every single mother and father, to our veterans, coal miners, and to the american worker, my father will fight for you. and to every proud american who blue, myd, white, and father will continue to fight for you. in closing, i would like to speak directly to my father. i miss working alongside you every single day, but i am damn proud to be on the frontlines of this fight. i'm proud of what you are doing for this country. i'm proud to show my children what their grandfather is fighting for. i'm proud to watch you give them hell. never sto

7tiananmen generation. 777he is himself a uighur. 7 7 7 has beijing effectively snuffed 7 7 7out the spiritanmen7 77wu'er kaixi in taiwan, 7 7 7welcome to hardtalk. 7thank you very much. 7 7 7thank you for having me back. 7 7 7it is a pleasure to 7 7 7have you on the show. 777i think we must begin 7 7 7with what is happening in xinjiang, particularly 777to the uighur muslim 777communities in xinjiang. 7 7 7there is a rising level 7 7 7of international condemnation7 7 7 7at what the chinese 7 7 7government is doing. 7 7 7as you watch this 7 7 7situation very closely, 777do you see any sign china 777is modifying its policies? 7 7 7small signs here and there, 777but not in the general picture. 7 7 7 for instance, there is one 7 7 7country, turkey, being a muslim country and also, 7 7 7we share very common 7 7 7 7cultural and ethnic routes. 7 7 7the president of turkey has 7 7 7expressed his condemnation to 7 7 7 7china, perhaps one of the very 7 7 7few islamic country leaders who 7 7 7 have done it. 7 7 7 because a large number 777of uighur live in turkey, 7 7 7it creates a tension domesticall

fueledaordinary spirit the dreams they held. that spirit lived on to win liberty in the revolution, and bold and the underground railroads, strengthened the brave souls of normandy, it endured with those who gallantly fought the spread of communism, and on 9/11, that same spirit was found in the men and women storming the gates to save precious lives. heroism thrives in the presence of tyranny, disaster. it is stronger than antivirus. -- then any virus. what there are those who seek to erase history and deconstruct the american ideal, remake america into something it was never intended to be. the spirit of heroism stands in the breach, lives in the heart, it breathes in the soul and is woven into the courageous fabric of americans like you. it preserves liberty. it strengthens families. it empowers the extraordinary. the spirit of heroism inspires us to act when others are in need. to build the right things. join us tonight. dream heroic dreams. celebrate america, land of the free, home of the brave. ♪ >> from washington, d.c.,

an extraordinary spirit fueled the dreams they held.spirit lived on to win liberty in the revolution, emboldened the underground railroads, strengthened the brave souls, endured with those who gallantly fought the spread of communism. on 9/11, that same spirit found in the men and women storming the gates to save precious lives. the spirit of heroism thrives in the presence of tyranny, disaster. it is stronger than any violence. yet there are those who condemn our heros. seek to erase history and deconstruct the american ideal. remake america into something it was never intended to be. the spirit of heroism stands in the breach, it lives in the are the hah, it breathes in the soul and is woven into the courageous fabric of americans like you. it preserves liberty. strengthens families. empowers the extraordinary. the spirit of heroism inspires us to act when others are in need. to do the right thing. join us tonight, dreaming heroic dreams. celebrate america, land of the free, home of the brave. ♪ >> what's known in the tv business as a

to the mr ellsworth supporters are still with spirit for this interview are you going to use the tickets or studio actually the person to be vocal or should stop them spinning. elderly forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. must obey the orders given by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the 1st law show your identification for should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point of view screen is to create a trusts evidence here. linked to the various shots and with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. must protect its own existence and existence. shows seem wrong. when all rolls just don't hold. any you won't believe you have to shape out these days to come to agitate and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. join me every thursday on the all excitement show and i'll be speaking to get a feel of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you there. 21 women all russian citizens have been given life sentences in iraq they

this isn't magic it's the working of god and his spirit but it's not just words not just ideas it's on clothes on and that's what we need matter that we can't touch that we can eat and drink called water in which we're submerged. well there are how to have our school very very house hard one preacher in the year 2 issues will straighten this goes until the 16th century catholics mostly used red wine for the mass the color was considered especially appropriate for symbolizing the blood of christ but it was gradually supplanted by white wines for practical reasons most of the wine north of the alps was white and red wine could stay neat old linens. however bishop give it has his own theory. is governed and in the middle ages there were many stories of miracles where blood dripped from the consecrated bread and i assume that white wine was introduced because one didn't want to strong association with blood like the broad policy. motive or the reason the church has never break elated the color of mass wine only that it must be pure and unadulterated. it has to be choose from pressed grapes

and of course to lift everyone's spirits. in a sense victor's own warrior of light who fights against the darkness he's like a jet i'm knight but instead of a lightsaber he uses his ass to light the. way years for on. new year's golden weed it said it's didn't. talk to it being here i got by you it's more fun to those dumb sort of urges mr. gimme me but he really had given that the. little ones had a real fight against the darkness. he encountered a gang of young drunks who branded him a freak and decided to teach him a lesson. technically victor lost that fight but now he's considered a local celebrity. victim likes being in the media spotlight. he sees it as a recognition that he's on the right track. reassuring kill again to go. in the army with. them as you. know. still. not by their only. victims heading to a 2nd hand shop to work on his new image. encountering ducks thing to greet them in dark language. guy out there. thank you air for the character there are. no ideas for you approach your mood up with he will be on yo

but ever since i was a child i've had visionary abilities and could sense the spirits of nature. jenny through mongolia and its capital and past her who stars in the mountainous north of the country will follow the tracks of the trans mongolian railway self cross the vastness of the step and after about 800 kilometers reach the gobi desert and the buddhist home our money straight. or. a television station our 1st stop art from a communist past emerges with contemporary advertisement. planned economies once held sway here today it's the free market. downturn is the 3rd largest city in mongolia it was built in 1961 with massive support from the former soviet union and its name is no coincidence. means blacksmith and reflects the importance of the city for metal and heavy industry. in was even. tourists are rarely seen in this big city is train station. the no frills building was designed for commuters and travelling merchants in the metropolis with its hundreds of thousands of inhabitants. darshan is a transport hub that connects regional routes with the trance mongolian railway to

is a stunningly beautiful landscape and what really drives the wonder of climate is that it is a spirit of people themselves which is something hard to explain you know people talk about a modicum governor garcia marquez as the creator of what is often called magical realism in the literature of latin america but people forget that as a journalist he was an observer all his life he just happened to live in a land where heaven and earth converge on a regular basis to reveal glimpses of the divine you know when i was a young man coming of a cyclone in the early seventy's living where my hats on the open road i never once was afraid i was in my entire journey was and developed with. a kind of cloak of wonder in the kindness of people i mean another way of thinking about it and you as a government official of one point in your career you'd understand this i mean think of this you know all of the 3 way civil war there were never more than 200000 troops in a country of 52000000 people the vast majority of clintons were innocent victims of a 3 way war fueled exclusively by cocaine think of it

might be seen as weakness in this masculine world but they still demonstrate incredible strength of spirit to live as they choose. for. welcome to the alex aventura we examine the geopolitical consequences of the global planting for most people the spread of corn a virus has been a matter of avoiding the contagion and keeping your job however anthropologists we davis cause new sensation this month by painting a political article in rolling stone which has gone viral he forecast that there was also a covert $1000.00 could be to foreshadow and he poked making moments the end of the make a new one when i say that america is is is it's the end of an american era look i mean i don't wish that will be the styles are because i say this to the american century and the best parts of that but remember that all employers or board. all that's coming up in the program but 1st alex if you take messes. and we're going to spend a bit longer on your messages this week because last week's show featuring professor of human government of the intensive care and dr chris murphy the cambridge but all are just a

the spirit is give and take. the spirit is not disrespecting people who disagree with you. the spirit is not denouncing someone who happens to hold a different opinion. and if we don't recover some of that spirit, well, that worries me. i'm, you know, i'm by nature an optimistic person and at the moment i'm mildly pessimistic about western democracy. >> on that somber note, tony blair, always a pleasure. >> thanks. thanks very much, fareed. >>> next on "gps", the view of america from its main competitor. how does china see the united states after more than 1300 days of donald trump? that story when we come back. new advil dual action with acetaminophen fights pain in two ways. advil targets pain at the source... ...while acetaminophen blocks pain signals. the future of pain relief is here. new advil dual action. >>> relations between china and the united states are worse than they have been in decades. some say there say new cold war between the world's new largest economies. it goes beyond donald trump, 73% of americans have a negative view of china, while only 22% have a

god has blessed us with his spirit, the american spirit.riven by that spirit. his faithonstrated and uncompromising hard and actions. my father has made me believe america can truly be great again. if you care about living your life without rebelling against those who would suppress her voice, and building your american dream, then the choice in this election is clear. is a vote my father to uphold our american ideals. be true to yourself and stay true to the dream of america. thank you. ♪ >> iowa is the birthplace of the computer, the financial industry, and as so many of you know, it is filled with farmland that feeds and fuels the world. it is also home to people who care for one another, who work hard, who love this country, and are truly grateful for the freedom it provides. as i like to say, iowa is one big small town. neighbor helping neighbor is in our dna. from the farmer who cannot harvest his crops, to the single mom who loses a job and is struggling to get on her feet, the town, the community helps them get through it. what happ

and thirdly if it violates the spirit of the sport. if a substance fulfills 2 of those criteria it is banned. scientists at the renowned doping control the bara tree in cologne interpret the anti doping code differently to water. the misuse of painkillers equates to doping says biochemist skier. it's vibrating rooms in the food by some psycho or and because one divides cafe i don't seem to if he hadn't for the food on come basically lies to me being in the. league and couldn't of him on small smith limp or and the maiden from smell spittle couldn't copy of inside mine i'm 1st in is from top to be just pushed out so it to spots them on no no spot i've been conning the indiaman smelts me though that made the comment in the end understand sean see a macro to go. for the players this massive consumption of painkillers is not a game it's a risk to their health a risk that many seem willing to take to make it onto the big stage. again. it's one of nature's wonders and one of its mysteries the arrival of the few tracks the psalmist has sunk a

revoke or should stay in the spirit of. expressed. it's a week since i'm restless once again triggered in the united states police shot a black man in the back in a city you can no ship of the incident also provides a pre-election opportunity both democrats and republicans. also in the week just gone the kremlin friends off claims that poison probably didn't opposition into mr lex in about an exciting limited medical evidence and the final russian doctors found no trace of toxins in his system. the year after teenager harry duggan was killed in a road accident in the united kingdom the campaign continues to get his alleged killer to face justice she's a u.s. diplomats wife and fled the country. ok i'll return to with an in-depth look at our top news stories i said and i was time to stay with us so cross talk is a. hello and welcome to cross top where all things are considered on people about economics is called the dismal science for reason it is often imprecise and almost always open to seeing what you want to see in many