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it defined the debates during the presidencies of taft and wilson. of course culminated in the court packing efforts of the new deal and at that point holmes pragmatic deference was embraced by justices like felix frankfurter and hugo black and the fdr appointees who saw holmes as their patron saint for opposing the judicial invalidation of economic legislation. that is a long way of saying although the categories of the methodologies were not as clear as they are now they were defini strong debates about how to interpret the constitution and holmes was at the center of them. peter: ather quote, state interference is an evil where it cannot be shown to be a good. jeff: there is nothing simplistic about his aphorisms. it is wonderful. it is almost like a legal confucius. i recognize this paradox. it also captures this profound truth worried it might be seen to be an evil and historically was seen to be an evil and less society at the moment decides there might be some justification for it. which reminds us to reject moral absolutes. holmes did not bel

but the center the province was the representative and i was in 3 cities , namely mihriz, bafaq and taft. i had a lot of work because there were villages. i will come here now, if there is a place, i will go, if not, i will sit , and the poor people who want a doctor's prescription will not see anything , they will go , i will do this for the three or four days that he is here, but a year and a half after mr. seyed reza's activity in the shura assembly. islamic 403 i welcome you to come to the assembly and also in the consensus meeting and exchange of views on the occasion of the week the parliament is at the service of the dear ones. i would also like to thank the presence of the honorable members of the government delegation , the first vice presidents of the presidency, then, my dear, dear mr. mukhabar, i would like to invite the honorable president's office, whom we are serving, to start the discussion regarding the presentation of the budget for the year. 1403 colleagues , god willing, let them be in their place, let us be at their service, mr. president, let us let us let us let us

because the provincial capital was the representative and i was in 3 cities, namely mihriz, bafaq and taft will go one day and she would say that i will come here now i will go, if not, i will sit and only read. but a year and a half after mr. seyed reza's activity in the islamic council, his fate was different. the explosion of the office of the islamic republic party on july 7, 1360, the name of dr. seyyed reza paknejad was on the list of 27 members of the islamic council who were martyred. there is a burden from today that will make you fall for a lifetime. everyone is waiting to see where you are on the road of love. we are heartbroken. boycott. barke gaza juan 2007. gaza has been under siege since 207. the zionist regime and egypt closed the borders of the gaza strip. with the closure of gaza crossings about 2 million people have been cut off from the outside world. the goal of the zionists is to put pressure on hamas. hamas has won the elections of the palestinian legislative assembly and for the first time the majority of the seats in the parliament came from the hands of the fatah

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capital of the province was the representative, and i was in 3 the city means mehriz, bafaq , and taft. i had a lot of work because it was in the villages . i used to go this way and that. i said, mr. doctor, sometimes i get tired . for example, i go for 20 days in one day. i sit and the poor people who are reading a doctor's copy see something, they are working, these three or four days i have been here, but a year and a half after mr. seyed reza's activity in the islamic council, the fate of him was different, the explosion of the office of the islamic republic party on july 7, 1360, the name of dr. seyed reza paknejad was included in the list of 27 members of the shura it was islam that they were martyred, a burden from today that you will eat for a lifetime. everyone is waiting to see where you go on the road of love. this is free. yes, this is free . this is free . yes, this is free. this is free. this is free. hello , this publication has been with you for years, at any point of time and at any moment you want , to receive 60% of the resources of this publication for free , send

it defined the debates during the presidencies of taft and wilson.course culminated in the court packing efforts of the new deal and at that point holmes pragmatic deference was embraced by justices like felix frankfurter and hugo black and the fdr appointees who saw holmes as their patron saint for opposing the judicial invalidation of economic legislation. that is a long way of saying gh the categories of the methodologies were not as clear as they are now they were definitely strong debates about how to interpret the constitution and holmes was at the center of them. peter: another quote, state interference is an evil where it cannot be shown to be a good. jeff: there is nothing simplistic about his aphorisms. it is wonderful. it is almost like a legal confucius. i recognize this paradox. it also captures this profound truth worried it might be seen to be an evil and historically was seen to be an evil and less society at the moment decides there might be some justification for it. which reminds us to reject moral absolutes. holmes did not believe

constituency, which was the center of the province, and i was in 3 cities, namely mehriz, bafaq and taft . sometimes, for example, i go to 20 villages in one day, and he would tell them that i would also come here. now, if there is a place , i will go. a year and a half after mr. seyed reza's activity in the islamic council, his fate was different. the explosion of the office of the islamic republic party on july 7 , 1360, the name of dr. seyed reza paknejad was in the list of 27 members of the islamic council who were martyred because of it , you will eat the ground for a lifetime. we arrived at the new city of sari, it has a reputation, the city of luxury, authenticity and quality . kilometer haft sign of sari highway. we are waiting for you . this is called a quick and easy purchase. with our plans , we can charge you up to 100 million tomans. we have 730 days until my last payment. pak shuma always drinks with a different number. he tells this kid to fight him and drink. we don't know what happened. mom, after all, the gas increased on its own. what is this situation, why are the dev

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his constituency, which was the provincial capital, and i represented in 3 cities mehriz, bafeq, and taft, i had a lot of work and i went to the villages. yes, i said, mr. doctor, sometimes i get tired. for example , i go for 20 days in one day. i will sit and work for the poor people who are asking for a doctoral dissertation . i will do it for the three or four days that he is here, but a year and a half after mr. seyed reza's activity in the islamic council, his fate will be different. the explosion of the office of the islamic republic party on july 7 , 1360, the name of dr. seyed reza paknejad was in the list of 27 members of the islamic council who were martyred. they arrived to sew a load from today, which is for a lifetime. you will fall, everyone is waiting to see where you will go from the road of love. hello, good time, dear viewers. well, in recent days, a report was broadcasted by the national media, which showed that some branches of some banks were not following the central bank's new approval and notification correctly, for example, if you have a check that is 30 million t

his constituency, which was the provincial capital, and i was in 3 cities, namely mehriz, bafaq, and taft had a lot of work in the villages. i go every day, and he used to say that i will come here, now if there is somewhere , i will go, if not, i will sit, and the poor people who want a doctor's prescription will see something , they will go. after mr. seyed reza's activity in the islamic council , his fate was different. office explosion the islamic republic party, on july 7, 1360 , the name of dr. seyyed reza paknejad was in the list of 27 members of the islamic council who were martyred. there is a burden from today that will make you fall for a lifetime . everyone is waiting to see where you are from the road of love. we go submitting the 1403 budget bill to the parliament in accordance with the 7th plan and with several important features, from realism in revenues and expenses, inflation and economic growth of 8 % to effective financial discipline with the operationalization of the treasury account.

was the center of the province, and i was a representative in three cities, namely mehriz, bafeq and taft. sometimes i get tired for 20 days , for example, i leave in one day, and this is what he used to say i will come here now, if there is a place, i will go, if not, i will sit, and the poor who want a doctorate will go and work , i will do it for the three or four days that i am here, but a year and a half after mr. seyed reza's activity in the islamic council. fate had a different fate for him. the explosion of the office of the islamic republic party on july 7 , 1360, the name of dr. seyyed reza paknejad was in the list of 27 members of the islamic council who were martyred. from today, you carry a burden that will kill you for the rest of your life. everyone is waiting for you to see where you are from the road. love you heart her hair is tied in a bun and she is smiling towards her father smoke with his eyes red from happiness, he plays warmly . reem, this palestinian girl, was born these days with another picture, which is the last picture of her and her father. with a scar on his

at the intersection of college and taft avenues. the co-owner of the store says the thieves were able to smash and grab everything in less than five minutes. >> a group of guys came in and broke into. they slammed the door with their van. they got inside. obviously, they grabbed a lot of liquors, cigarets. the money we have in the registers. this one is our third time in less than two months. the owner also says he suspects the burglars are the same people who robbed the store in the past, antisemitic incidents at two south bay schools are shining a light on growing fear in jewish communities. >> the two incidents happened this month on middle school campuses in los altos. swastikas were drawn on lockers at one school and in a separate incident, hateful speech was yelled at. students city leaders say they're hearing more concerns over safety from jewish residents. >> you can just sense it when you're talking to them. how scared they are and how much they question society and leadership and values around them, and wonder whether they

taft said there's not the slightest ground for anti-semitism among us. it has no place in free america. that german edition of ford's book landed inan the hands of oe particularly gifted propagandis propagandist. when adolf hitler's mein kampf was published in 1925, the author appear to lift not just ideas but whole passages from ford's own publications. the first edition off mein kampf extolled henry ford by name. hit the road, its jews who govern the stock exchange forces of the american union. every year makes them more and more the control the masters of the producers in the nation of 120 million. only a single great man, ford, to their fury, still maintains full independence. hitler by this time at all wordy mold sending german shockme tros to major american cities to aid in what he hoped would be ford's run for president in 1924. when a reporter for "the detroit news" showed up at nazi party headquarters in munich in december 1931 to interviewha hitler, she had a series called five minutes with men in public i. she was surprised to find hanging on

he went to taft school. he went to georgetown.he was groomed to become the kind of guy that could get these type of jobs. >> really fascinating. ken gray, thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> boston woman on vacation in the bahamas attacked and killed by a shark. we'll have those tragic details ahead on "cnn this morning." >>> and up next here, expelled congressman george santos has a new gig on cameo. how a senator used it to pull a prank, up next. >>> so just a handful of days after getting kicked out of congress, george santos has a new gig. he is recording messages on cameo where you pay celebrities to record videos for you. but that is not the best part. john confedefetterman used it t bob menendez. >> hey bobby, look, i don't think that i need to tell you, but these people that want to make you get in troubling and want to kick you out and make you run away, you make 'em put up or shut up. you stand your ground, sir. and don't get bogged down by all the haters. stay strong. merry christmas. >> fetterman late

and i believe it was taft refused to do so because it in it a direct citizen initiative to pass laws and arizona had to revise its constitution. it approved. without that, they became a state. they immediately revised constitution to put it back in. so we moved to this more direct democracy. we've also moved on on how we vote. that's that's right. i mean, the idea here, i will do sort of a survey of where we started and how we've developed in terms of having instituting and implementing free and fair elections. and then we'll get to we are today and what the challenges are moving forward. free and fair elections have been a battleground for a long time. we've talked about hoover oats. we've talked about how we change how we how we voted. why, how we voting. so we all know we vote on the first tuesday after the first monday. i think it is in november and you know why do that? it's very logical, right? we do it because that market day that's when we all take our produce the town square and we're all in town together and we do because we vote in public. you did. then you join. you went

if these trends hold, it will be the first time since william taft in 1912 that an incumbent presidentwith an economy that did not shrink within a year of his re-election. poll after poll shows a majority of voters have had a dismal look at the economy. >> what is your outlook on the economy next year? >> president biden: all good. take a look. start reporting it the right way. >> julie: what is he even talking about? start reporting it the right way? you mean lie? >> look, the economy is better today than it was a year ago, no question about it. last year we had an incredibly miserable economy. when biden came into office it's important for people to remember, the economy was growing again really rapidly as we came out of the pandemic. in the last six months of the trump presidency. we were on this upward escalation with the economy. biden came in. the first thing he did was spent and borrowed $6 trillion that we couldn't afford. that unleashed the massive increase in inflation that we haven't seen in 40 years and yes, the price -- the cpi level, inflation rate has come down. what the

william howard taft has a stamp to, but thatonors him for that other job he held. it is a fitting moment for this ceremony to 30 years ago yesterday, the supreme court held a investiture. welcoming justice ginsburg to the court. 30 yrs ago this week, she sat as a member of the court for the first time when it convened by law for a new term on, the first monday in october. now, as a consequence of that same law, however, i am back on the bench tomorrow morning. and so ijust a moment, i will turn the program over to the postal service. but i couldn't miss this occasion. i want to recognize the presence, the justices, children, jane and jim ginsburg, who will always be part the supreme court family as chancellor. this smithsonian. i am pleased to welcome everyone here to the national portrait gallery as chief justice and on behalf of the court. i thank the postal service for honoring our late colleague and dear friend. thank you very much and enjoy the program. i now have the distinct honor. introduce your emcee for the evening. tom is an anchor fox five in the mornin

named robert taft, who was a future senator from ohio, who nearly won the republican nomination for president in 52. and i've seen the class yearbook from 1910 that has their photos and small biographies and it lists at the of their home addresses. and anyone what robert harvey's home address was in 1910. what's that is what his home address right house the white house. why is that. his dad was president united. so henry clout was not classmates, but friends with arguably the most powerful family or one of them in the country. and he could have used that relationship that that entry into the kind of leading educational and perhaps the kind of economic strata of american society for self or economic attainment of various kinds. he didn't do that he decided to make those educational policies that richard henry pratt established a carlisle the of his political and educational efforts. and so they built he and elizabeth as indian preparatory academy, known as the american india institute. and we have a photo of i got a photo placed into the volume. and so he's one of many native american educator

he's also president taft's secretary of war. in 1917, he joined the army as a colonel in world war one. he commands an army battalion, france. in 1928 is governor general of the philippines. and in september 1931, he's a personal of the japanese foreign minister. so at first, with the powers of the league of nations, stimson is confident that the japanese civilian government can quell what he terms an army mutiny. besides him, some thought the japanese had some legitimate grievances about china. he thought the chinese hadn't been terribly responsible in some of their actions. and on september 27th, simpson wrote this in his diary, which is at yale university, i want to let the japanese that we are watching them and the same time do it in such a way which will help foreign minister shinohara, who was on the right side and play into the hands of any nationalist. so stimson as a dove among those he does not denounce the japanese action publicly condemnation he feels will only jeopardize chances for peace. he opposes china's call fo

that's on college avenue near taft avenue. oakland police arrived within ten minutes of the alarm, sounding, but the store owner says the thieves were able to smash and grab everything in less than five minutes. >> a group of guys came in and broke into the slammed the door with their van. they got inside. obviously. they grabbed a lot of liquors, secrets. the money we have in the registers. this one is our third time in less than two months. >> the owner suspects these thieves are the same people who stole from the store in the past . >> well, coming up next, see who's working hard this week. the volunteers putting together the floats for the rose parade. they've got just days left to get it all finished. >> plus, what do you think about this place? >> i just think it's kind of awesome. >> on the job training. that's more than training. how it's making a difference in people's lives. in one of the best of 2023 stories about building a better bay area, and you can find all of our best stories of the year. >> we've compiled the

back then, he did better than the republican incumbent president, taft, at the time.pretty impressive votes here. i'm talking about 0 electoral votes back then, 4.1 million vote as cross six states. 27% of the vote. it's not too shabby. >> i noticed you didn't say any of those people won like they were all -- >> neil: you got me on that detail. who says that it's automatic that the third-party candidate or whomever takes votes away from the democrat? there was an argument with perot, in 92, and i don't know what the final reading was on that. you would. he took equally from president bush at the time. so there is where i'm a little confused. >> yeah, look, i think you're on to an interesting question. there's been reporting the trump campaign is worried about robert kennedy jr., whether he takes away votes from them. i think that as a guy that ran a presidential campaign, your job is to worry. both campaigns are looking at the third party and saying who do they take votes from. and should we be concerned. on the democratic side, you know, i think the concern is real.

seminary ridge, confederate taft is a big except nobody about gettysburg. on june 26th. nobody really cares rebels you know what they care about. they find the whiskey not not all across town. this is in summer. horace. and the rye whiskey crop is good this year. and rebels find the whiskey and they start imbibing. that's elijah white. there are the -- stuart type hat. i don't know if maybe mr. gallon took a little bit of creative liberties there, but there he is, george washington sandow dies the first union soldier to die at gettysburg dies on june 26th. down on pipe. there's number three of the four monuments to june 26 fighting. that's the monument 21st, pennsylvania calvary, which did not exist during the battle of gettysburg. but their precursor bells, adams county calvary did. and george washington said. a newlywed is gunned by elijah white's men and he dies. but what about the 26? they're still trying to leave gettysburg and near the intersection of golden ville road and table rock road, three and a half miles north of gettysburg. the regiment is in bad trouble.

it happened in the middle of the night sunday at eddie's liquors on college avenue near taft. oakland police officers got there within ten minutes of the alarm going off, but by that time, the thieves were gone. store owners say that the thieves were able to smash and grab everything in less than five minutes. >> a group of guys came in and broke into. they slammed the door with their van. they got inside. obviously. they grabbed a lot of liquors, cigarets. the money we have in the registers. this one is our third time in less than two months. the owner suspects the thieves are the same people who stole from the store in the past. >> the beginning of the end. today, tuesday was opening day at golden gate fields and the last opening day for the racetrack. back in july, the owners announced. the track is set to close in june of 2024. since the closure of san mateo's bay meadows in 2008, golden gate fields has been the only major thoroughbred racing venue in northern california. spectators say the racetrack has been an east bay landmark for decades, and it will be odd to see it n

at the intersection of college and taft avenues. the owner of the store says he suspects it's the same individuals who robbed the store in the past. oakland police arrived within ten minutes of the alarm, sounding. however, the owner added that the thieves were able to smash and grab everything in less than five minutes. >> anti-semitic incidents at two los altos schools this month are shining a light on an undercurrent of fear in jewish communities, prompting some to hide their heritage. but it's not just in that city as abc seven's dustin dorsey reports, a new survey shows how widespread that fear is across the bay area . >> the hateful graffiti in san francisco, oakland's largest menorah, smashed anti-semitic incidents are on the rise, and members of the jewish community do not feel safe. but it's not just a big city problem in los altos. >> i have never been more proud to be jewish. i've never been more vulnerable to be jewish, though at the same time, this jewish resident of los altos who wished to remain anonymous, says this f

that happened in the middle of the night sunday at eddie's liquors on college avenue near taft. oakland police officers got there within ten minutes of the alarm going off by that time, though, the thieves were gone. store owner says that the thieves were able to smash and grab everything in less than five minutes. a group of guys came in and broke into. >> they slammed the door with their van. they got inside. obviously. they grabbed a lot of liquors, secrets. the money we have in the registers. this one is our third time in less than two months. >> the owner suspects these thieves are the same people who stole from this store in the past. the beginning of the end. tuesday was opening day at golden gate fields and the last opening day for the racetrack back in july, owners announced the track is set to close in june of 2024. since the closure of san mateo's bay meadows in 2008, golden gate fields has been the only major thoroughbred racing venue in northern california. spectators say the racetrack has been an east bay landmark for decades, as it will be odd to see it not there

the former president william howard taft said to be named chief justice of the supreme court accepted a speaking engagement in an anti-defamation league meeting in chicago two days before christmas in 1920. he lambasted him report and his assertions a powerful jewish conspiracy surreptitiously power from around the world. said there'sis not the slightest ground for anti-semitism among us and it has no place in free america. that german edition of ford's book landed in the hands of one particularly gifted propagandist when adolf mind calm was published in 1925 the other. to lift not just ideas. hold packages from ford's own publications. the first edition of extolled henry ford by name. wrote its jews who govern the stock exchange that forces the american union makes it more and more the controlling masters of the producers in the nation of 120 million only a single great man t ford to their fury still maintains full independence. by this time it sent german shock troops to major american cities to aid in what he hoped would be ford's run for president in 1924. when a reporter for the

seminary ridge, confederate taft is a big except nobody about gettysburg. on june 26th. nobody really cares rebels you know what they care about. they find the whiskey not not all across town. this is in summer. horace. and the rye whiskey crop is good this year. and rebels find the whiskey and they start imbibing. that's elijah white. there are the -- stuart type hat. i don't know if maybe mr. gallon took a little bit of creative liberties there, but there he is, george washington sandow dies the first union soldier to die at gettysburg dies on june 26th. down on pipe. there's number three of the four monuments to june 26 fighting. that's the monument 21st, pennsylvania calvary, which did not exist during the battle of gettysburg. but their precursor bells, adams county calvary did. and george washington said. a newlywed is gunned by elijah white's men and he dies. but what about the 26? they're still trying to leave gettysburg and near the intersection of golden ville road and table rock road, three and a half miles north of gettysburg. the regiment is in bad trouble.

the former president william howard taft soon to be named chief justice of the supremega court accepted a speaking engagement at a meeting in chicago two days before christmas 1920. he land-based ford and the assertions about a powerful jewish conspiracy surreptitious stripping power from christians around the world. they said that there is not the slightest ground around us it has no place in a free america. that german edition of the book landed in the hands of one particularly gifted propagandist. when adolf hitler's was published in 1925 it appeared to lift not just ideas but whole passages from the publications. the first edition. hitler would wrote to they govern the stock exchange forces of the union and every year makes them more and more the controlling masters of more than 120 million. only a single great man still maintains fulltl independence. hitler by this time already had to send german the shock troops to major american cities to aid in what he hoped would be the run for president in 1924. when the reporter for the detroit news showed up in munich in december 1931 to int

in taft versus bowers the court considered this issue with respect to the gift tax. you can buy shares in the controlled forgnorporation and be taxed under subpart f. ththird point i would make it is as a factualatter the situation is unlikely to ase and that is because congress has enacted other permissions of the code that largely tie the gains t person who owned the shares at the releva te. 26 usc section 1248 and it taxes gains at the times of sale. in01 with a person is buying share in the company, it taxes ins to the seller as though they were paid out of the retained corporate earnings. theris parallel provision for the buyer under the mrt. that ensures the buyer does not have to include that in his income through a cross reference toection 959. i think congress was trying to attribute the income to the peon who owned the shares at the relevant time. >> you brief makes an awful lot out of collector versus hubbard decid 87 to what degree does your argument depend on that? and he went >> ultimately we think what carries the day is the ovwhelming history congress