to kind of take over the tea party to make the tea party and here to their particular points of viewn their particular issue. into the two parties credit, the kind of resisted that. things begin difference with the anti- lockdown. so where you've got guys and we will get to this for you to call themselves the big boys movies. and through. these rallies. so we have key party populist. the next category is funny because this is the is not talk about all that much more. i'm sure you remember this. the all right is ideologically driven. in their ideology is life nationalism. very self-conscious and they are subconsciously in the tradition of a fascist in the ku klux klan in the 1,900,000 traditions. it was after what was called the battle of berkeley in 2017, that was in april. that the head of authorized, richard spencer. he declared after that streetfighting cat things had changed the ultrasound. it is no longer just going to control people online. another going to fight in the streets. in the wake of you to this was that is he put it, miramar which means that he was making the analogy

they've been derided for the rest is not true they treat me like the tea party like they truly the tea party they don't they triple play. you have people in the area. very very badly. but the wonder of it and i would be proud to show it but. there is hadija castro as more or less from maryland. in 10 out of the 15 years prior to president trump becoming president he paid 0 dollars to the federal government in income tax and in the last 2 years while president he's paid $750.00 a year just to put that in context the average middle class american family pays more than $10000.00 a year or so certainly this is information that may be quite inflaming to voters but beyond that the paper in its reporting the new york times documents really what is the financial wizardry that president trump and his organization have used to create this dynamic of appearing to be a multibillion air in when in fact drowning in debt and the way that this was done was lover of the president's celebrity miss prior to becoming president in getting loans to buy risky properties and then not doing very well in those

like they treat the tea party they don't treat me well they treat me good badly. you have people in the area. treatment very very badly. but the wonder of it and will be proud to show it but that's just great news a dog has temporarily blocked the trump administration's attempt to ban us downloads of the chinese video sharing app to talk president trump is awarded a new download be out to be blocked by the end of sunday he says chinese own take talk poses a national security threat something the company denies he's been pushing for a deal to bring me out on the american ownership. at least 16 service personnel and civilians have been killed in heavy fighting between armenia and azerbaijan is the latest flare up in a long running conflict over nicole mccullough by the breakaway region is inside azerbaijan but is run by ethnic armenians the u.s. has joined european governments in calling for calm there bali's president has named an interim prime minister he is former foreign minister mokhtari whiny and the appointment will end sanctions placed on mali by west africa

there are all kinds of people who constitute the tea party and a lot of ideas in the tea party. if you look at the tea party as a group of people who have fought these gigantic bailouts and washington, they fought the raising of the debt ceiling, they fought the federal takeover of health care. all of these things he would have been with them on. coming out and some of the major pieces and what the tea party folks are working on. >> franklin is on the farm. welcome you. >> i would like to make a comment. if we would have elected barry goldwater as president in 1964, we would have won the war can and vietnam. he did not believe in public opinion to guide the war. i would also like to say that barry goldwater i barry told mr. nixon that he could not hold the south for him or make sure the south would stay for him. they asked him to resign instead of be impeached. thank you. >> franklin, thank you. >> this stuff about how barry goldwater could have miraculously when the vietnam war. the united states paid over the entirety of a land mass of north and south vietnam with a quarter in

the treat me like the tea party — like they treated the tea party. they don't treat me well.t me very badly. you have people in the irs that very — treat me very, very badly. but they're under audit. and when they're not, i would be proud to show, but that's just fake news. the new york times try to — the same thing — they want to create a little bit of a story. a little bit of... they do anything they can. not only — that's the least of it. i mean, the stories that i read are so fake, they are so phony. and we will have more on that later. to the caucasus now, where there's been continued fighting between armenia and azerbaijan, in the disputed territory of nagorno—kara bakh. armenia's prime minister, nikol pashinyan, has warned of the risk of full—scale war after clashes with azerbaijani troops. officials in the breakaway region, which is controlled by ethnic armenians, say 16 soldiers have been killed. azerbaijan has also reported deaths. both nations have now declared martial law and accuse each other of starting the fighting. the bbc‘s correspondent rayhan demytrie repor

the treat me like the tea party — like they treated the tea party. they don't treat me well.t me very badly. you have people in the irs that very — treat me very, very badly. but they're under audit. and when they're not, i would be proud to show, but that's just fake news. the new york times try to — the same thing — they want to create a little bit of a story. a little bit of... they do anything they can. not only — that's the least of it. i mean, the stories that i read are so fake, they are so phony. our north america correspondent peter bowes has more. it is certainly a persistent story. the new york times says that it has managed to get hold of data of the president's tax affairs dating back decades, not only of his personal tax returns but the many businesses that make up the trump organization, and perhaps crucially, the first two years during his time in the white house. and according to the paper, they say it shows that he paid just $750 in taxes, personal taxes, income taxes, the year that he was elected. another $750 in his first year in office, and no taxes at al

like they told to tea party they don't treat me well they tripled really badly. we have people in the rest of the world the treatment very very badly . but the rhetoric and rubber mat i would be proud to show but. there begins a national calls for calm after at least 16 soldiers and civilians were killed during heavy fighting between armenia and azerbaijan on sunday is the latest flare up in a long running conflict over the nagorno-karabakh region that lies inside azerbaijan but is run by ethnic armenians mali's president has names an interim prime minister hope these civilian appointments will hasten the end it's a sanctions placed on mali by west african countries following a military coup last month the transitional government has agreed to serve for 18 months before elections can be held television police fired stun grenades and tear gas to disperse up to $100000.00 people in the capital minsk on sunday rallies against president alexander lukashenko also took place in 9 other cities the number of corona virus infections in india has passed 6000000 it's the 2n

is it possible in 2020 for any politician, democrat, republican, green party, tea party, green tea party, i'll make up a new one to say, hey, you know what? i messed up. i made a mistake. i should know better. it is on me. just own it and move on. >> you know, i think this is a possibility that might happen. that is, if you're going to consider running for office. otherwise, no. >> yeah. i don't want any part of that. thank you, phil. >> and you don't want any part of that either. you can read phil's column in the sfron chronicle sundays and wednesday's. >> now that's a new concept. the green tea party. all right. a wedding like nothing you have ever i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vacc

they are for all the rest is not true they treat me like the tea party like they treat the tea party they don't they treat me badly. you have people in the rest of the treatment very very badly. but the underwriter and i would be proud to show it but. and judge has temporarily blocked the trumpet been distractions attempt to ban u.s. downloads of the chinese video sharing app to talk president trump has ordered new downloads of the app to be blocked by the end of sunday he says chinese own take talk poses a national security threat something the company has denied he's been pushing for a deal to bring the american ownership at least 16 service personnel and civilians have been killed in heavy fighting between armenia and azerbaijan as the latest flare up in a long running conflict over a new goal mccotter back the breakaway region is inside azerbaijan but is run by ethnic armenians it's reignited concern about the stability in the south caucuses a corridor for pipelines carrying oil and gas to world markets. mali's president has named an interim prime minister his former foreign mini

. >> the irs does not treat me well, they treat me like the tea party, like they treated the tea partythey don't treat me well, they treat me very badly. you have people in the irs, they treat me very, very badly. but they're under audit. >> reporter: trump previously boasted about trying to avoid paying taxes. >> i fight like hell to pay as little as possible. can i say that? i have legally used the tax laws to my benefit. i fight very hard, because this country wastes our money. >> reporter: according to the "new york times," trump paid only $750 in federal income taxes in 2016. and between 2000 and 2015, he paid taxes only five times because most years he reported losing millions more than he earned. >> you made what, $250 million in the last year? >> $605 million. >> okay. >> reporter: while "the new york times" says it will not publish the actual records to avoid revealing its sources, the article reveals among the write-offs trump has taken over the years are more than $70,000 for haircuts while on "the apprentice." nearly $96,000 paid for ivanka trump's favorite hair and makeup

the tea party they don't they treat me badly. you have people in the rest of the very very badly. but the underwriter and. news. at least 16 service personnel and civilians have been killed in heavy fighting between armenia and azerbaijan as the latest flare up in a long running conflict over in the goma cutback the break way region is inside azerbaijan but is run by ethnic amini and its rate not a concern about stability in the south caucasus a court of pipelines carrying oil and gas to will. mali's president has named an interim prime minister he is former foreign minister. and the appointment will end sanctions placed on mali by west african countries following a military coup. has been a 7th day of protest against egypt's government one demonstration wasn't just north of cairo at least one person has been killed the protesters blame the government of president of the fact that sisi for corruption a deteriorating economy and poor living conditions. swiss watches have rejected a proposal to limit free movement between that coun

their liberation 1st and foremost when white men did it dressed up as native americans in the boston tea party that is probably that's the history that this race is not how it's honest i did not mention i did not mention race i just said that people provide us and you're right they say there were a lot of white people out doing writing looting and violence as well and we are very happy that this summer we have seen an influx of white people joining the fight for black brown and indigenous liberation they are our comrades and we are we welcome them thank you to all the way people who are doing that with us in the streets that said what i do want to say that it is like largely attributed to black people all the time that's a problem but when white people dress up as native americans at the boston tea party that's part of american exceptionalism and that is the type of history that this fascist racist president once taught in school is to indoctrinate our nation more with a theory of critical white supremacy theory that's what he's after that's what this is all 'd about we need to be an honest an

like they treated the tea party they don't they treat me badly. you have people in the area. they treatment very very badly. but the wonder about it and will be proud to show it but that's just great news. of course the timing of all of this is critical just one president donald trump has been trailing in the polls in comparison of course to his democratic rivals. that's right and we are just 38 days away from when president when the u.s. voters will choose whether or not president trump gets a 2nd term or whether he will be replaced by his i'm a product rival joe biden and these records certainly do provide a roadmap for president trump's political opponents to follow in attacking him there are so many. opportunities for weaknesses that democrats could suss out particularly the $750.00 that president trump paid in his income taxes as compared to the thousands of the average middle class american family. would pay now i have to say these records have been sought after by democrats also by journalists for years to no avail it's actually led up to s

the did me like bd party, like they treated the tea party, and they treated the tea party, and they don't me well. they fit me very badly. you have people in the irs that treat me very, very badly. but they are under audit. and if they were not i would be proud to show, but that is just fake news. the new york timesjust but that is just fake news. the new york times just want to create a little bit of a story. they do anything they can. you know, that is the least of it. the stories that i read are so they, they are so fake. —— they are so they, they are so fake. —— they are so fake. joining me now is our north america correspondent peter bowes, who is in los angeles. various groups have been trying to get their hands on president trump's tax returns for many yea rs trump's tax returns for many years now. what do these documents show? it is certainly a persistent story. the new york times says it has managed to get hold of data of the president's tax affairs dating back decades, not only of his personal tax returns but the many businesses that make up the trump organisation, and perhaps c

in boston harbor and i always thought those that enjoyed the tea party were the fishes of boston. remember, that was a riot and destruction of private property, however, with just cause. when we learned of the atrocious method by which the crown would close down the entire port to publish all the inhabitants of amazed bay, we wouldn't let it pass in virginia. you are absolutely right we cooked up, as i have written, a resolution for fasting, humiliation and prayer. >> they were not very happy with the call. >> if i remember, general, if i remember, the evening before, governor dunmore rode to the capitol of williamsburg, all bedecked in state to dissolve us, as was the royal prerogative, if i am correct in regular, did you not share a meal with the governor at the old royal palace? >> you are correct, i did, hoping to diffuse his response, to no avail. >> it was to know effect. you were present. i remember distinctly in the old raleigh tavern when my late cousin, peyton randolph, speaker of the house of burgesses at the time, decided we all ought to gather together, virginia and m

they treat me like they treated the tea party. they don't treat me well. they treat me very badly. you have people in the irs that -- they treat me very badly. they're under audit. >> trump boasted about trying to avoid paying taxes. >> i fight like hell to pay as little as possible. can i say that? i have legally used the tax laws to my benefit. i fight very hard because this country wastes our money. >> reporter: according to "the new york times" trump paid only $750 of income taxes in 2016. in between 2015 he paid taxes only five times because most years he reported losing millions more than he earned. >> you made about $250 million in the last year? >> $605 million. >> reporter: while "the new york times" said it won't reveal the actual records to avoid revealing its sources, they reveal that the write-offs are more than $70,000 paid for hair cuts. more than $95,000 for ivanka trump's hair and make-up artist. approximately $200 million for trump and donald trump jr.'s legal defense for the russian inquiry. trump reportedly racked up $26 million in unexplained consulting fees. t

we had tea parties, straight up destroying anything that was british-related, and then it was because of that level of aggression, that level of looting, that level of destruction, then the brits understood, yo, these guys are serious about theory freedom. we better chill out no longer 1776. productive thinking individuals who want to create the reform we need, get the justice we need without the destruction of property. so i can see the justification of both sides quite frankly. >> your book is called the stop. what does that stand for. i know you shared with us some components, what is the takeaway? >> there's one race, the human race. we all want to reach our destiny and get home safely. but we all want to be and live productive lives. that means we have to cooperate, we have to understand the importance of history, truthful history. so my book, the stop, is about t seven personal encounters. no criminal history but what i've been able to do is each encounter to engage properly, to respect authority, to respect myself, think about my future, and make sure that my actions were consi

people protesting on the left and tea party on the right. it's about grassroots people getting engaged, getting involved. making themselves heard. so it's just not a group of money people kind of running our democracy. there's a spirit to ross perot. i've never been convinced he was dead serious about winning the white house in 1992 or 1996. i feel that what he was trying to do, which many of these contenders have tried to do, some of the ones that weren't -- just to stir things up. to get people to talk about issues. and he succeeded in that regard. you didn't have to win the white house to make a difference. it's about getting into the arena. and he took -- got beat up some. but he picked himself back up. and today, he's probably the first citizen of dallas with his business interests. and he created -- just recently, sold dell, not recently, a few years back, for a fortune. some of his business innovations. and if you can't be in dallas without being touched by his philanthropy and you can't be a veteran of american wars and not have a de

. >> host: you were part of the tea party movement which was a rose kind of in response to barack obama and washington policy after the financial crisis of both parties even. the tea party with this kind of dissipated or changed over time. it doesn't have the same energy or focus necessarily. what could the crystal ball in the next couple of minutes if left, imagine the joe biden victory that they were warning about a dusty place, what happens to republican party? doesn't dig into trump and say that was the way to go? how does the opposition look like giving if your scenario plays out? >> guest: i think two things will happen. the trump movement will provide the core of the opposition and i think that's because there will be a sense in which the victor they could only come about through illegitimate means and you are going to see that criticism given the controversy over the vote by mail and given various other things. i have a whole list of things that. it's on his particular ideas. it's to adopt his never say die no holds barred strategy tactics i think that you'll see a tougher for r

this tea party, anti-obama care, that rhetoric was out there.o we got an email from our co-author jerry on the night of the election that simply said our book just got way more relevant. >> that's right. >> thank you for a wonderful presentation. articulate and well reasoned. in comparing the trump era with nixon-agnew, one huge difference, the labor union difference. trump was able to mobilize many of the white working class men that would have been in labor unions in the 1960's and 70's but not so much anymore. do you address that at all in the book? >> somewhat. this is where agnew was helpful. nixon was beginning to reach out to the white working class. they called him the hard hats. the hardhat voters. he was already starting to have some success peeling them away and part of the success they were starting to have was pressing these cultural issues, as opposed to your economic well-being, much to the frustration of humphrey and mcgovern. those should be good, solid, democratic voters. they were starting to get soft, in terms of their suppor

he sees the boston tea party.t seems to politicize him is the -- they cause him to enter the american service. he's a member of the new york provincial congress. and in june 1775 because of his military background, congress makes him a general. congress picks him to be a general. and montgomery's comments are pretty interesting. listen to the last line and think about what we talked about in this class. the congress having done me the honor of electing me a brigadier general in their service is an event which must put an end for a while, perhaps forever, to the quiet scheme of life i have prescribed for myself. listen to this line, he says, for though entirely unand you wanted and undesired by me, the will of an oppressed people compelled to choose between liberty and slavery must be obeyed. the will of an oppressed people pressed to choose between liberty and slavery, must be obeyed. freedom. he believes in the conspiracy. and montgomery is put in command of the invasion of canada. he's the number two officer, th

. >> we were part of the tea party movement which was arose in response both to barack obama and especially of washington policy after the financial crisis from both parties. tea party movement has changed, doesn't have the same energy or focus. look into your crystal ball and imagine the biden victory you are warning about does take place. what happens to republican -- does it dig in on trumpism and that was the way to go? how does the opposition look like given. i your scenario plays out that way? >> i think two things will happen. i think the trump movement will provide the core of the opposition if biden wins and i think that's because there will be a sense in which the biden victory could only have come about how to illegitimate means, and you're going to see that criticism on either side no matter who wins because given the controversy over vote by mail and given all of the various other things, a whole list of things that's right completely unbushel it the election but people will feel it was not a fair election no matter who wins and the media have been so hostile tetrads and the ru

>> the tea party. >> well, that's part of it. taxes -- and given the phrase -- >> taxation without representation. >> no taxation without representation. or if you like taxation without representation is tyranny. perfect. okay. from there, from taxes, it's also more than that, it's about rights. better about being treated as a full subject. or full british subject. and this starts after the tea party. there's the boston port. and a number of intolerable acts are going to shut down local government. it's going to bring in martial law over boston and massachusetts. and the british actually start, under thomas gage, whose military governor to start seizing weapons leading to aggression. this is going to lead to a chance to seize gunpowder at the town of concord. and maybe revolutionary figures. in lexington. and what results? hmm. is this. the shot heard round the world maybe. concord also said the shot round the world happened in concord. one of the first shots of the american revolution is fired when the british regulars meet up w

been underrated for all their rest is not true they treat me like a temporary like they too little tea party they don't treat me well they treat me good deadly. you have people in the areas to the treatment very very badly. but the underwriter and. there been international calls for calm after at least 16 soldiers and civilians were killed during heavy fighting between our media and azerbaijan on sunday is the latest flare up in a long running conflict over the region of the corner which lies inside azerbaijan but is run by ethnic are millions a judge has temporarily blocked the trumpet ministrations attempt to ban us downloads off the chinese video sharing app take talk the band wants to take effect by the end of sunday but washington d.c. says the company poses a security threat tick-tock denies this. mali's president has names an interim prime minister he is former foreign minister mokhtari one let's hope these civilian appointments will hasten the ends to sanctions placed on mali by west african countries following a military coup last month the transitional government has agreed to serv

sort of tea party anti-obamacare, that sort of rhetoric and spirit was out there. we saw oh this looks familiar to us. and then trump happened, right? so, we got an email from our co-author jerry at 3:00 a.m. on the night of the election that just said simply, our book just got way more relevant. >> first thank you so much for a wonderful presentation, both of you are articulate and well-reasoned. in comparing the trump era with the nixon-agnew era, there's one huge difference that immediately occurred to me. and that's the labor union difference. obviously trump was able to mobilize many of the white working class men that would have been in labor unions in the 1960s and '70s but not so much anymore. do you address that at all in the book, and if not, what's your thinking on that? >> somewhat. but nixon -- and this is where agnew was helpful again. nixon was beginning to reach out to the white working class, the hard hats they called them. the hard hat voters. and was already starting to have some success peeling them away. and i think part of the success they wer

the irs does not treat me well, they treat me like they treated the tea party.y badly. there are people in the irs who treat me very very badly. when they are not, i would be happy but that's just fake news. they do anything they can, that's the least of it. the stories that i read are so fake. the new york times has claimed that the attained tax information about president trump of more than two decades, revealing property struggles and write—offs of all sorts of assets and an audit battle. we heard president trump saying it's all fake news. armenia's prime minister has warned of the risk of full—scale war after clashes with azerbaijani troops broke out in the territory of nagorno—karabakh. officials in the breakaway region, which is controlled by ethnic armenians, say sixteen soldiers have been killed. azerbaijan has also reported deaths. both nations have now declared martial law and accuse each other of starting the fighting. our correspondent rayhan demytrie reports. sunday morning in nagorno—karabakh. heavy fighting using tanks, artillery, drones and helic

they were better for all the rest is not true they treat me like a temporary like they truly the tea party they don't they treat me. we have people in the areas to the treatment very very badly. but the underwriter and. battles have continued overnight a flare up of the long running conflicts between armenia and azerbaijan armenian state media say $31.00 troops have been killed and more than $200.00 azerbaijani soldiers have been international calls for calm a judge has temporarily blocked the trumpet ministrations attempt to ban us downloads of the chinese video sharing uptick talk the ban was due to take effect spy the end of sunday washington says the company poses a security threat something to talk it's a nice mollie as president says names an interim prime minister these civilian appointments will hasten an end to sanctions placed on mali by west african countries following a military coup last month the transitional government has agreed to serve for 18 months before an election can be held and the number of corona virus infections in india has passed 6000000 is the 2nd worst affect

and global solidarity tea party soon should. this virus thrives when we are divided when we are united we can defeat it when a successful new vaccine is found there will be greater demand then there is supply . because the mind and competition for supplies already creating bucks emotionalism and risk of price gouging relations between the united states and the world health organization have been strained for quite some time despite his praise for the organization at the beginning of the pandemic donald trump made. and pulled the united states out of the global watch dark because they're failed to make the requested and greatly needed reforms we will be today terminating our relationship with the world health organization and redirecting those funds to other worldwide and deserving urgent global public health needs the latest decision from the united states to pull out of efforts for a global vaccine have raised a storm of criticism rolla just and politicians have spoken up so that down throughout this essentially shooting himsel

is gaze at the leaves and shadows and it's interesting to see the effect such an effort the sec tea party can have. just connecting with nature and being in the moment. mindfulness exercises a similar we suspend judgment and simply observe the moment there's no scientific evidence that they're more effective when performed in nature. but what we do know is that spending time in the forest tends to make us more active and physical activity has been shown to positively affect our mind and body. so now i will recover with a strong walk what about you i would pay $1.00 coffee and my favorite part of my year or 2 or elect of the soles are the good things so much of this talk today thank you thank you and this concludes our show today and receive other again next weekend until then let's all try to stay relaxed and in good shape whew. hew. in a globalized world. where everything is connected. all it takes is a school. to set things in motion a. local hero show called their ideas can change the world. global 3000. 30 minutes on d w can see a walker for more i'm lou quite high and then crash a. n

the chair of the gun the shaken out too many forces inside or you wouldn't looting of a gun but a tea party now wanting to replace him and he's fighting for the place so if the media put a fortune would be on those who are by johnny side at the gun would get the glory. conquer over their demands for like stuff like a mullet that you were was a big greek conqueror so if military force sure i wanted to buy johnny's but if it means we have begun to lose nothing. because bt but it's a little bit generous we have noted relations but think it's a sort of pledge and we didn't get there were you can smash their position you can we next the mix and he would change over the action so that is the question then not get the one too in walgett and wall to wall is that these but they want to. mean to use this opportunity for internal question the idea that we should not lies this war through the international politics no in total but politics you know participants even remain in gordon going to sort of budget and then talk over the country's issue for internal politics within it so in that sort of budget

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irs does not treat me well, they treat me like they treated they treat me like they treated the tea party't treat me well. they treat me very badly. we had people in the areas. . . badly. we had people in the areas... they treat me very, very badly. but they're under audit and that's just fake news. the new york times, that they're doing anything they can. that's the least of it. the stories that i read are so fake, they are so phoney. let's go back to peter. so many different elements and strings of the story. let's start with the timing. it's a huge significant time with the election around the corner. yeah, clearly the timing is absolutely important. just a couple days before the first debate with joe couple days before the first debate withjoe biden, a huge amount of anticipation of course i had of that particular event. there will be three presidential debates over... the new york times is teasing that there will be more to come over the coming weeks on this story. let two relatively few details revealed in its first story, which isjust been published, but one interesting quote from

rest is not true to me well they could be like the tea party like they thought it would seem pretty. also coming up it is a conflict over territory between our media and eyes or by john it has the potential to become an all white war dragging in russia turkey and even nato as you see i'm 66 years old and ready to fight for my father. to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with $750.00 u.s. dollars that is the amount of federal. income tax don't trump reportedly paid the year that he became us president and we know that now because the president finally released his tax returns no it took years of investigating by reporters at the new york times to gain access to tax documents trump has refused to make public and the documents reveal a man who is deeply in debt $300000000.00 and a man who has reportedly used his massive business failures to get out of paying income taxes in 2017 trump paid only $750.00 in federal income tax that same year the average income tax paid by americans was more than $12000.00 reporte

tea party around me who are veterans in the way the us dollars systems of civil. i mean morgan which establishes 6000 war veteran. and they really care about answer. to fall until even if it's the interim old farm. as i was driving home i remember the farmer's fields when you've. lost all the children around the farm is made a monument and everything is so clean and tidy cleaned. 6000000 people what about the military in the meals 99 with the russians were. so bags packed and waiting to be deported we were afraid to speak the russian language what about the military but it's. also the case in russia be were afraid to put on their military uniform. and put in their insignia and i gave that pride back to those pieces and you were so it. was so that you as i look at what's happening exactly i don't feel that let me know that i definitely that is disappointing it's painful to see that as not so tragic thing but doesn't mean that i gave up. you know i've caught up with philosophical someone l.b. called up a little but i need to protect what's being created with those h

there -democraticlican piece of legislation in the senate that was almost approved when the thin tea party right wing within the republican party, said there was no way it would go along with that. since then, we have moved to more exclusionary positions on the immigration front and we have seen that less in canada but certainly in europe as well. there is something going on largely having to do with immigration caused by the climate crisis, by the failure of states around the world. i think we are in for a long ofiod of protectionism pressure to keep borders closed. the covid epidemic has legitimized the closure of border in europe. we have seen the agreement for free travel in the eu. one of the key accomplishments of the eu is suddenly suspended. european, the eastern countries don't want any part of migrant reception. i think we are in for a rough road ahead. on the other hand, i think a biden administration would try to rationalize the procedures some. you don't have to have too long a memory to recall that president obama was called the porter in chief by advocates of more immigratio

and they treat me like the tea party. they treat me very badly. you have people in the irs. they treat me very badly, but they are under order. i would be proud to show. that is fakeness. the new york times want to create a little bit of a story. they are doing anything they can. that is the least of it. the stories that i read are so fake, so phony. >> [indiscernible] they only do negative stories. i do not think -- i used to get new stories -- good stories in the new york times and i happen to be conservative, republican. they predicted by loss four years ago. they did not apologize for that better reporting, that they predicted the fbi. that is proven to be a hoax. they got pulitzer prizes along with the washington post. they should give all of those prizes back because everything is wrong. there reporting was so bad, they were wrong. there are people who should get pulitzer prizes, solomon, carter. they are not in the business of pulitzer prizes but sean hannity got it, lou dobbs got it, laura got it, dr. got it. other than great ratings, i do not know what they get. on

my sack is now expected to tea party again out to sea from the east coast but then make a 2nd landfall way up the north korean peninsula actually in north korea so north korea now on full alert but it came ashore with winds well over 100 kilometers gusting up to 150 kilometers it does make it one of the more powerful typhoon in recent years i mean just stand back and give you a quick look at the scene here we're just after 1st light so a lot of people are coming out and checking firsthand the damage that it's done overnight we have a a boy that's been ripped off its moorings here on the beach this is the main beach in blue sand we know that there have been certain amount of damage around the city it's home to several 1000000 people it seems to be mostly superficial damage we also know that this did coincide with with very high unusually high tide so we've had a storm surge is along the south coast and different cases of flooding which has to be dealt with and then there is a concern about the amount of rain that this will bring especially further up the peninsula around the east coast

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after emerging from their times they gather around the fire for a hot cup of tea. party to break 1st it's off to work on the way they pass the pump station under construction. infrastructure is extremely expensive i never imagined that drilling a well would cost so much it's really expensive to operate machines out here that's why we want to install a solar panel system as soon as possible. on low cost at least $10000.00 euro. yeah the distribution of labor has been established some helps others fetch sound to support the young plants. here. going up. the next task is to get hoses laid in order to supply the young plants with water. so. everybody in the team is encouraged to learn each step in the process. is my wish is to create a forest garden that has a number of levels used for different purposes. at the bottom there could be beans and then above them some shrubs then fruit trees i mean then come the date palms or the more. you would have these various levels and as a result of this mixed planting and what is basically a forest garden it is my hope that we'll be able

this is like the mad hatter's tea party. as we head to one of the bleakest and bitterest winters on record for the airlines what more can they do? that description of the sector paints a grim picture? >> it is hard to be optimistic going into the winter. what you are having is that most airlines lose money even in a good year, quite frankly given the recent round, we'll be disappointed on the cash side of the business cash burn will be worse than the street forecasting in the next couple of months as you emerge in calendar 2022 or rather 2021, you'll see another round of highly diluted equity raters. that will quell any enthusiasm we are seeing in the prior weeks. it is very hard in a fixed cost asset base when you don't have the demand to effectively stem the cash flow. >> restrictions reported are not tied to the travel industry like cutting the curfew or imposing the curfew cutting the number of attendees for weddings why is this negative for the travel sector. >> if you can't sit in a restaurant, what would make you sit

at age 15, i had to host a little girls tea party at the fitzmaurice house in downtown, san francisco. we were in a second-floor room. the hotel is being renovated and one of the workmen must have gotten careless with a kerosene lantern. because right in the middle of the tn crimp its, the room filled up with smoke. [coughing] locked.the door, it was it was so hot. outside, i heard the fire gong. it was knickerbocker station number five. they threw their hooks to the roof and pulled up the ladders. i pushed those screaming girls out the window one by one while the firemen from number five pulled them out. except two, he ran back in the room when the wall started to collapse. i had to leave those girls behind. i climbed on a fireman's back and rode him right out of the flames. i leapt off to the streets and that's when i fell in love with fire, with the bravery, the excitement, the danger of fire fighting. from that moment on, i followed the laddies from number five to every fire i could, they hailed me as their official luck mascot. i can still remember the thrill of the fire gong as

prosper tea party members and the federal government officials accused the t.p. in their fee for almost or even did a bad thing this happened within the last $2.00 decades so all the valerie the difference was there but it was intensified after the merger of the f. . s. if they could. it's a great take this a step further and push for cessation they have the memory about wanting independence in this region. we. should grow proud for. the people who are inclined to our decision of dots one idea which becomes some more footprint is east peace among the 5 but it's got a part of this we are participating in this poll in this election today's election one roof intended to have an independent to degrade mission we see where that is not going to party we. give the regional government or not but this is not an easy issue with many people afraid as if there are approved by the federal government by people on different out of government so. we see what would happen but it's not . a new think they discussed among the political elites for the last 4 years all right that's i