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program, we're going to see the hollywood version of this when we look behind the scenes at the film, tenett — it wasn't all real. but these days, you don't need a big budget to do this. just think of those zoom backgrounds that we've all been looking at. admittedly, the edges of your hair do often give the game away, but these pictures are pretty good, a lot better than we would have imagined they could be five years ago. (harp glissando) so, check out the next advancements. this is where zoom can put meeting participants into a meeting room, a real one that's not real, although i think something's gone wrong with the sizing here, don't you! my seat�*s way too low amnd you're far too small. there's a variaty of scenes. do you want to meet me for a coffee? look, here we are in a coffee shop! look! yeah, i'll have a latte, please. i'd say this is cute but does it make you feel like we're in the same room, really? no, i still feel like we're on a zoom call. maybe this is one for the audience, rather than the participants. but while there is plenty of fakery around, the truth as a certain fox

and — tenet, the oscar—winning secrets of making time go backwards. audio tracks backwards. to click. we all know how easy it is to fake things online these days — not even photos, voices or videos are safe, as we well know, right? yes, we've worn fake clothes, we have faked our voices with software. i've even been entirely faked with a virtual me — although i am convinced that she looked ten years older. i whole—heartedly agree. later in the programme, we're going to see the hollywood version of this, when we look behind the scenes at the film tenet. spoiler alert — it wasn't all real. but these days, you don't need a big budget to do this. just think of those zoom backgrounds that we've all been looking at. admittedly, the edges of your hair do often give the game away, but these pictures are pretty good, a lot better than we would have imagined they could be five years ago. harp glissando. so, check out the next advancements. this is where zoom can put meeting participants into a meeting room — a real one that's not real, although i think something has gone wrong with the

now, one of the few films that i got to see the cinema last year was tenet, which, as a massive geek,ce, which i don't think i've ever done. yeah, second time with subtitles, which i really recommend because it helps you to understand what on earth is going on, because this is a film half the story is going forwards and half the story is going backwards at the same time in the same scene! so, maybe it's no surprise that it won the oscar for best visual effects. yeah, and if you did see it and you wondered how they got cars crashing and building exploding in both directions at same time, well, the answer may surprise you. inversion. aim it and pull the trigger. you're not shooting the bullet. you're catching it. doing visual effects on a chris nolan film i imagine is different from the majority of big budget hollywood films with a lot of visual effects in. because his approach is very much about finding ways to film practical elements. wherever possible, we wanted to find ways of filming real components and mixing it up a little bit so that they felt very real and grounded in the real

the dignity of work is a core tenet of our national fabric. this belief has motivated the generations of courageous americans who built and forged our nation. and now it is once again time to get america safely back to work. alongside president trump, i worked hard to advance a pro-growth agenda to support the work force and create american jobs for american workers. we need to return to these solutions today to secure our success for tomorrow. american workers are the key, the key to our recovery, they are truly essential. for centuries, hard work has been the key to uplifting families and achieving the american dream. we cannot allow this long-standing tradition to be lost. for the sake of our work force and for our communities, we must uphold the dignity of work. we must support the work force. and we must get our nation back on the road to recovery. thank you. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, miss kim, for five minutes. miss kim -- mrs. kim: thank you, mr. speaker

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now, one of the few films that i got to see the cinema last year was tenet, which, as a massive geek,on, because this is a film half the story is going forwards and half the story is going backwards at the same time in the same scene! so, maybe it's no surprise that it won the oscar for best visual effects. yeah, and if you did see it and you wondered how they got cars crashing and building exploding in both directions at same time, well, the answer may surprise you. inversion. aim it and pull the trigger. you're not shooting the bullet. you're catching it. doing visual effects on a chris nolan film i imagine is different from the majority of big budget hollywood films with a lot of visual effects in. because his approach is very much about finding ways to film practical elements. wherever possible, we wanted to find ways of filming real components and mixing it up a little bit so that they felt very real and grounded in the real world, but still had that sort of slightly odd kind of... it wasn't just a case of filming forwards things and reversing them. there was more to it than that

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there was tenets, but no keeper -- there were tenets but no keeper in the 1886 storm. even the wreck of the kenwood in 1926. this is dangerous, dangerous ground. here is from ballous pictorial some of the ribs of the elizabeth found exactly where the etrusco lands. here is our breakdown of the 1886 storm. the abandonment of scituate light was in no way reasonable. they wanted a light there badly. here we see the pilot but columbia from the 1896 storm turned in to a teahouse at -- for a time. here is kenwood, a lumbar schooner. -- a lumbar -- a lumber schooner. here are the shipwreck i had in 2011. -- here is a shipwreck i had in 2011. [laughter] a rookie sailor takes himself out on a windy day and finds himself calling cito. here are some of the first headlines from ss etrusco. it was quite a storm. here are more headlines. four destroyers beach in storm. the grounding was covered all over the united states. it is indicative of how much smaller the world was becoming. in 1956, you have a town of less than 8000 and stories are being covered in ottowa, being covered in l

program, we're going to see the hollywood version of this when we look behind the scenes at the film tenet pretty good — a lot better than we would have imagined they could be five years ago. harp glissando. so, check out the next advancements. this is where zoom can put meeting participants into a meeting room, a real one that's not real, although i think something's gone wrong with the sizing here, don't you? my seat�*s way too low and you're far too small. there's a variety of scenes. do you want to meet me for a coffee? oh, lovely! look, here we are in a coffee shop! yeah, look! yeah, i'll have a latte, please. i'd say this is cute, but does it make you feel like we're in the same room, really? no, i still feel like we're on a zoom call. maybe this is one for the audience rather than the participants. but while there is plenty of fakery around, the truth is out there, as a certain fox once said, and there are some people who know where to look. the internet is just such a vast place, and like there's so much out there that's just public, so many ways that information can be manipulated

of our nation are up there with the tenets of our faith. >> the granddaughter of fames evangelical preacheralong with 200 other prominent evangelicals denouncing christian nationalism and the role it played. >> qanon is a religion for some of these folks. >> what you're finding for these people who are hard core qanon believers, this isn't where they fit in this. >> is there not enough security in churches, what's the appeal? >> i think that churches were absolutely designed to be about community, and i don't think that that's what a lot of people find, i think churches have become extremely exclusive. i'm not sure jesus would be welcomed in an american church today. >> are you concerned at all that by speaking out that you could be alien ating some of your congregation or do you think it's the right thing to do? >> there's always a risk. as a pastor my hope is to protect my peel. to teach them to put their hope in jesus and obey god's word. i have to do it and i take the consequences that come but fortunately i've received a lot of support from my people for speaking out. >> our big thanks

believing that their nation is, you know, kind of up with scripture, and with the bible, and the tenetse up there with the tenets of our faith. >> reporter: the granddaughter of famed evangelical preacher billy graham and niece of trump supporting pastor franklin graham. she along with 200 other evangelicals signed a letter denouncing christian nationalism and the role it plays in the capitol attack. >> for some of these folk, qanon is a religion. >> i think what you're finding from a lot of people who are hard core qanon believers, this is somewhere where they fit in. >> is there not a enough sense of community in churches, what do you think is the appeal? >> i think that churches were absolutely designed to be about community, and i don't think that that's what a lot of people find. i think churches have become extremely exclusive. i'm not sure jesus would be welcome in an american church today. >> reporter: are you concerned by speaking out you could be alienating some of your c congregation or is it the right thing to do? >> as a pastor, my role is to protect my people, and teach th

this act of violence on the innocent about the tenets of the islamic state.s important to my fellow americans to understand that. the english translation was an original arabic but let me quote in the long run the extreme will be the end of those who do evil for that's rejected laws and held them up to ridicule. that is the safest chair is not the true face of islam. that is not what islam is about. all right, that is a lot to unpack. like associate i'll just probably should've sat with him and said we've got to make some other distinctions here. because when you put all of those words together and the public is hearing muslims in america, muslims abroad, terror, not us, them, violence, evil, when they hear all this together they are going to start to think all these differences are linked. not everyone is looking as carefully. lo and behold becomes the patriot acts. i think in section 102 that also warns the public to not inflate south asians, muslims americans with terrorists. it's like the government itself cannot decide which group here we need to care ab

of our nation are up there with the tenets of our faith. >> reporter: she's the granddaughter of famed evangelical preacher billy graham. a niece of trump supporting pastor. she along with two other prominent evangelicals signed a letter denouncing christian nationalism and the role it played in the capitol attack. you know, for some of these folks, qanon is a religion. >> what you're finding from hard core qanon believers, it's a system where they fit in. >> reporter: is there not enough sense of community in churches? what is the appeal? >> i think churches were absolutely designed to be about community. that's not what a lot of people find. i think churches have become extremely exclusive. i'm not sure that jesus would be welcomed in an american church today. >> reporter: are you concerned you could be alienating some of your congregation or do you think it's just the right thing to do? >> there's always a risk. but as a pastor my role is to protect my people and teach them to place their hope in jesus, to obey god's word. that's something that when i have to do it, i have to do it

you do the math, if this poll is accurate, nearly-50-million americans believe in the basic-qanon tenetia and government in this country. that's extraordinary. >> it is. it's extraordinary and i think it's extraordinarily concerning. right? and i think, in addition to that number from the survey that indicates people who really believe the core beliefs. there was another category of qanon doubters. they refer to it in the survey. so those are people who indicated they don't agree with everything in qanon but they don't reject it, outright. and that was a number of, i think, 55% of republicans fell into that category of qanon doubters. so these are people who kind of know it's wrong but don't dismiss it outright. it's just -- i don't know that we have ever been in a position to confront a challenge like this, to the basic tenets of our democracy. when we have such a significant portion of the country that's willing to believe just ridiculous falsehoods. they're so invested, i guess, in the -- in the idea of their kind of political team, you know, winning elections and maintaining power.

of our nation are up there with the tenets of our faith. >> reporter: she's the granddaughter of famedvangelical preach er billy graham. she along with two other prominent evangelicals signed a letter denouncing christian nationalism and the role it played in the capitol attack. you know, for some of these folks, qanon is a religion. >> what you're finding from hard core qanon believers, it's a system where they fit in. >> reporter: is there not enough sense of community in churches? what is the appeal? >> i think churches were absolutely designed to be about community. that's not what a lot of people find. i think churches have become extremely exclusive. i'm not sure that jesus would be welcomed in an american church today. >> reporter: are you concerned you could be alienating some of your congregation or do you think it's just the right thing to do? >> there's always a risk. but as a pastor my role is to protect my people and teach them to place their hope in jesus, to obey god's word. that's something that when i have to do it, i have to do it and i take the consequences to come.

it was president lincoln's goal at the time and one of the tenets he was putting forward was that theand between charleston, south carolina and saint augustine, florida was going to be granted to like farmers. this was coastal land, -- the black farmers. this was coastal land. very fertile land. they were going to be able to go in and governed themselves. six days later, president lichen was killed. president jackson came in -- vice president jackson ascended to the presidency. that whole plan was put aside. that began this systemic, over and over again discrimination and disparate treatment of black farmers. susan: most of our listeners will recall hearing the phrase a 40 acres and a mule. who made that promise and what happened to it? greg: that was one of the promises at the time of the emancipation proclamation. the slaves would be granted 40 acres and a mule. that is where this came from. part of that was the land that was supposed to be set aside as i mentioned before. susan: from that era of time, you walk readers through a number of systems that developed economically. sharecr

of course, climate change denial is now a core tenet. when the five-volume senate intel committee report was released detailing copious russian connections to the trump campaign, republicans just decided to continue calling it all a hoax. after years of embracing denial and defaulting to whataboutism, the rot set in. even after a violent mob attacked our capitol, 147 republicans voted to overturn the election. but some powerful republicans seemed to briefly learn the lesson. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. and the president's immediate action also deserves congressional action. which is why i think a fact-finding commission and a censure resolution would be prudent. we must unite once again as americans. i understand for some this call for unity may ring hollow. >> it sure does ring hollow because when mccarthy was presented with a fact-finding commission he asked for, including three conditions he specifically requested, he still immediately moved to kill it. mitch mcconnell follo

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there life continues to be in harmony with nature, an important tenet of ashÁninka tradition. >> we ashÁninkarotect our forest, the animals, and the water, so that our children can keep benefiting from them. the problem is that nowadays, there are not enough animals left to feed our families. there's not enough for the new generation, and that is why we must protect what is left. reporter: ashÁninka himself, he is the one who started the cacao craze among local communities. >> has a good color, it is nice and dry now. it reached 7% of humidity it must be before explication. reporter: in 2010, he created an association aimed at helping ashÁninka people take control of the land and avoid becoming involved in mining or drug trafficking. the main employers in the region. he regularly takes 15-hour drive to visit his cacao producers in remote communities. this allows him to check the quality of the cacao, as well is maintain the trust between him and his collaborators. this is satipo. it is in the city of 200,000 inhabitants stuck between the andes and amazon that the headquarters are located. thi

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. >> reporter: their selfless service, called siwah, is a defining tenet of the sikh religion.u? >> god has given us this motto and aim. you just need to save the people. that's it. everyone is joining hands because this is a need. this is a cause of the country, so everyone needs to join hands. >> reporter: we were in awe by the number of sikhs we saw on the front lines. they make up less than 2% of the nation's population, but everywhere we went, we saw sikh caregivers. even khalsa aid, a nonprofit, is run by sikhs. what is it about the sikh community? why are we seeing this collective effort of service? why is it important to you to serve? >> we can help. it's more like in our dna. w have to send, when there is some situation, when you have to deal with such situations, when you have to feed the poor, when you have to deal with economic crisis. the poor, the sikh community has always been there. >> reporter: throughout india's modern history, the hindu majority has frequently persecuted this community. lailon sikhs had been front and center in what's been dubbed the largest

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that could challenge a long—held science tenet — einstein's theory of general relativity. see stars. but this telescope, in the deserts of chile, is able to see the universe as it really is, filled with a mysterious substance called dark matter. it can't be seen, but this instrument can detect dark matter by the way it distorts starlight. this is a map of matter in the universe. and that's allowed astronomers to produce this map of how it's spread across the expanse of space. it's an element of, you know, unveiling mystery. something you, you couldn't see before, and suddenly, it's there, and you think, "wow." so, what is dark matter, and where is it in space? well, let's start off with our own sun. it's one of 100 billion stars that make up our galaxy, the milky way, which, in turn, is one of countless others throughout the universe. dark matter permeates space, with galaxies like tiny gems on a tangled cosmic web. the bright areas are where dark matter is most concentrated, and it's here that galaxies form, but the map is not what astronomers expected. the matter should

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people who have espoused some of these tenets of this qanon conspiracy. and what -- what i have learned over the course of time since january 6 and even prior to that, but since january 6, a lot of people thought that it would go away. it's growing. it's just at the beginning, not at the end. and that is what we are seeing. we're seeing a resurgence of this madness of people believing that ok, what happened then on january 6 was a result of the deep state stopping president trump from being able to become president and clear out all these evil people. so what they think now to stop the steal movement is joining up with the qanoners and this is turning into a real problem for this country because if you cannot rationalize andf you're not basing things that you are voting for on fact, and if you're trying to make it an evil versus good, we're in. hugh: -- huge trouble. yamiche: sarah, you put it so smartly and so suck sibt -- succinctly and you used the word reckon and what we wanted to focus on thi week and it really is tied to what's going on on capitol h