energy power plant which is good news needs of but to top it off that i did wrong on the roof would spiros down round the building there also hiking trails and a climbing wall who would have thought that a public utility structure could also become a place to hang out and how fun. this is $450.00 metres of fun koeppen hill is an artificial ski slope on the waterfront in denmark capital copenhagen instead of snow it operates with plastic mats and grass for a flat country with no mountains this 85 metre high slope is pretty impressive. so maybe this is the new way of skiing in 2000 that is to. the ski slope was built on the waste to energy plant that's one of the cleanest in the world in the incinerator up to $400000.00 tonnes of non-recyclable waste can be burned each year the turbine and generator produce electricity in the excess energy from the steam is used to provide heating for fountains of home use the ash can be used for building roads. and thanks to an advanced system of filters that remove particles and pollutants the steam doesn't pose any health hazard. architect david siler was

after the war but beginning during the war, primarily by people like richard nixon's vice president, spiro agnew, there's a quite successful effort to demonize the antiwar movement and to reduce the most vibrant and diverse movement, antiwar movement in our history to this very nasty and reductive stereotype of a bunch of arrogant, elitist, unpatriotic cowardly campus-based draft dodgers who undermined the heroic and brave efforts of u.s. soldiers. that imagery, i'm afraid, has powerfully endured. and has served not only to stigmatize future antiwar struggles but has produced in us a kind of reflexive obligation to express our abiding gratitude for those who serve in the military that actually discourages all of us as citizens to asking the kind of critical questions about the wars they are being deployed to fight. what i most want to talk about today is a lesson or an example we can find in the g.i. movement. that is perhaps most relevant to our own time, and that is simply this. we need to remember people are capable of changing their mind on issues of fundamental importance, and not onl

conditioning fema funds in a hurricane or the vice president was accused of a misconduct as in the case of spirom of it and decide whether or not to do anything about it and the things you do may not be only conviction and removal if you're report whiched you have a criminal foreign policy extorting things for people, whether they be personal or political. this has the potential to move beyond just the trial framework. >> yeah, that's calling bolton to testify and he's the smoking gun. finally. or the smocking gun i believe as he calls it. the reason he's significant, suddenly we have a movie, we have a person. the part of the republican defense has always been a kind of literalism. no, he didn't do this or that. overwhelming evidence to show that they're wrong, but now you have a person who can say that. and i was there. and you can't have donald trump saying, was that that guy with the mustache, i'm not sure i talked to him in the white house. >> there are pictures. >> one other thing that kasie hunt alluded to that we'll learn more about that republican lunch. mitch mcconnell could not have b