left happier and with a larger smile as a native san franciscan and someone who spent 30 years in the hague, it's what it has done for me. it's made me smile. how else would a woman that looks like me to talk at an event like this today. you've got to love san francisco. when i used to do walking tours here in the haight, i would end saying when people think of san francisco, they think of the golden gate bridge, fisherman's wharf and a hippie on the corn of haight and ashbury. well, here i am. i would like you all to know that we have brand new lights, brand new sidewalks, but even though we have some new stuff, the color, creativity, and consciousness that haight street is known for still emulates from these streets but our rainbow is bright every, our streets sparkle as much as we do, and the love is here times 11. i think if there's one thing that we as business owners, as community members, as san franciscans have learned from this pandemic, is that we will get by, we will survive and we will thrive. thank you, everyone, for coming out today. please, get vaccinated. shall we cut some r

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we do have 3 individuals currently in the hague, in front of the i, c, c. and there's a special hybrid court called the special criminal court, which has gotten up and running with international national judges and prosecutors . but i reiterate to date, central africans are exhausted. there's this humanitarian aspect that, that peter alluded to, which is absolutely, in our opinion, you should be put it before. but people are exhausted in seeing these warlords continue to just get away with murder and no one is held accountable and they want justice. they've asked for justice. the central african people do want there to be 3 of accountability. ok with the delay a. is that something that the tally says what you're hearing when you're reporting in the country? people are exhausted and where to they see this the solution to this the end game to this? does it come back to this piece agreements or do they want to see some actual accountability for the the crimes that are being waged against them? yes. so i think that the situation is really complex and most of th

they continued opposition with an arctic submission, surpassing reports in the hague. their faces young and determined girls locked up in these engine center and barrows, painted by a fellow detainee, was since like the country each day, i guess a new girl was coming in or moving to another place. and you can see that they are profession like software test, my su, photographer, or sales assistant lawyer or yes, it shows me the strength of human spirit to serious a sad of these. but looking at the faces of the girl, so i feel hope a but the hope for change roused by hundreds of thousands of barrow shifts one year ago, seems far away now. alexander lucas shank was accused of rigging his re election as the assembly and power mass demonstrations against this rule has died down. no matter we both have here but message from chase in a different form. while many evaluation voices might be silence one year after disputed presidential election, these are to say that despite their fear, the spirit has not been broken. this is another artist who went through the jail. he. afterwar

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finally, he got a third who would. >> at the white house, nixon and hague have been trying to persuade the attorney general to fire cox. they want him out of their hair. richardson insists he has no legal grounds. richardson is adamant. nixon gets tough. >> because of his refusal to carry out the president's policies, the attorney general resigned. president nixon discharged cox, the watergate prosecutor and abolished cox's office. the deputy attorney has been fired. >> i spent seven years writing the cox book and studying this man. i can tell you that cox was an extraordinary figure in american law, not just as watergate special prosecutor, as you just saw, but on a much broader scale. he was actually a direct descendent of roger sherman, signer of the declaration of independence and constitution. he was an early law clerk to judge hand. labor advisor to senator john f. kennedy. solicitor general in the kennedy administration. we talked about that last class when we talked about the johnson and kennedy civil rights cases. he argued many of those famous cases in the supreme court. afte

lucky he's an american governor and not a foreign one because they'd bring him up for charges at the hague, otherwise. >> you said you were disturbed by the resistances against wearing masks. what do you believe is driving the skepticism and how do you get through to people? >> as a physician myself and a pediatrician, i think it's very unfortunate that persons are looking at this as not biden administration medical advice. again, i'm a doctor. i give medical advice. there's vetted information, there's scientific information to indicate that masks do work. and it's really what we have right now while people are trying to get vaccinated. while seeing a slight increase in alabama, i urge persons, again, let's step back and look at where we are as alabamians and look how we can protect one another, how we can protect our families. now, let's put these masks on for right now. let's get this under control. let's get more people vaccinated. again, let's step back and think of this as advice from our doctor. we in public health consider all the citizens of alabama to be our patients. and again, a

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left happier and with a larger smile as a native san franciscan and someone who spent 30 years in the hague, it's what it has done for me. it's made me smile. how else would a woman that looks like me to talk at an event like this today. you've got to love san francisco. when i used to do walking tours here in the haight, i would end saying when people think of san francisco, they think of the golden gate bridge, fisherman's wharf and a hippie on the corn of haight and ashbury. well, here i am. i would like you all to know that we have brand new lights, brand new sidewalks, but even though we have some new stuff, the color, creativity, and consciousness that haight street is known for still emulates from these streets but our rainbow is bright every, our streets sparkle as much as we do, and the love is here times 11. i think if there's one thing that we as business owners, as community members, as san franciscans have learned from this pandemic, is that we will get by, we will survive and we will thrive. thank you, everyone, for coming out today. please, get vaccinated. shall we cut some r

left happier and with a larger smile as a native san franciscan and someone who spent 30 years in the hagueo talk at an event like this today. you've got to love san francisco. when i used to do walking tours here in the haight, i would end saying when people think of san francisco, they think of the golden gate bridge, fisherman's wharf and a hippie on the corn of haight and ashbury. well, here i am. i would like you all to know that we have brand new lights, brand new sidewalks, but even though we have some new stuff, the color, creativity, and consciousness that haight street is known for still emulates from these streets but our rainbow is bright every, our streets sparkle as much as we do, and the love is here times 11. i think if there's one thing that we as business owners, as community members, as san franciscans have learned from this pandemic, is that we will get by, we will survive and we will thrive. thank you, everyone, for coming out today. please, get vaccinated. shall we cut some ribbon. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! hate ashbury. >> president cohen: good evening and welcome to the regu

the summit and we and they mentioned and we are crunchies. it on our way to our public trip which covered our secret trip in '71. i got a call from al hague, the deputy, who said in sign language that didn't fool anybody listening on the phone but he basically said the russians once again have turned down a summit. so that meant we would give the chinese the summit first. we then -- as soon as we got from the secret trip nixon announced in sante clemente, the fact that he was going to go to the next we are. >> we're with -- it just proved the people right. great respect. more -- i showed you how even the smartest people can get things wrong. >> in the second an vietnam dr. kissinger lays low two of the controversies and trouble civil rouse. brown is the notion that the agreement achieved in 1773 could have been awheefd earlier. can you? >> nowhere and say it was a splendid outcome. it was a terrible out bam the outcome. i understand the controversially and god knows well all the. i don't respect those who glorify for the -- and those who said. on the agreement itself. mr. >> there were two things that i disagree with completely, and i men

>> well, they're spread across huge volumes of lincoln's words, the first by nicklai and hague and we've never seen them together. and they would have been in different libraries. the lincoln project papers in springfield and previously years digitized them and fortunately for me i knew the gentleman in texas who owned the most on slavery and he and his curator allowed me to use that in the book. >> and you show one of the chapters in living color and they merely become more showing what the verbiage was, but you're showing them as artifacts. >> you would appreciate that. >> it's important for people to be able to see those materials as artifacts. how did you get the publisher to opt for color illustrations in the middle of the book? >> with he will, my first shout out goes to my phenomenal editor, kaitlin mckenna, she advocated for this with random house. as you suggest it's not inexpensive to print in color. so 16 pages and you can see the fragment, the different colorization and they're on different paper and you can see lincoln's handwriting. and shout out to kaitlin, she persuaded r

the perkily graduate -- berkeley graduate definitely supports you and hague yoking my. ll ringing in about five minutes. nasdaq and s&p both on pace for record closes. the nasdaq is virtually certain. we just need to be up 60 points, we're up 104 right now. s&p is needs 20.4 points, we're up 23. so, yeah, we're there right now. and in a true frankenstein moment, the trading platform that helped create the monster of meme stock mania -- and we say that with love, monster -- now itself kind of becoming a meme stock of stocks although the wall street bets crowd might disagree. robinhood officially topping the wall street bets mentioned list for the second straight day, the same chapter responsible for gamestop and amc's meteoric rides, but robinhood at this hour losing 27% of the roller coaster that we saw. that's a sizable drop after a four-day rally that fueled its shares to double in value. as they stand at 50.98, $50.98, let us get to other volatile stocks this week. chinese video gaming stocks, they're down at this hour as china state immediate. >> throws it -- media t

now hague, who is running for the florida legislature, is applying for a state school voucher programovernor is using for students who do not want to comply with any local district's mask mandate. >> i'm not saying that if somebody else chooses to set their child with a mask that that should not be allowed -- it should. that is their choice. that is their prerogative, as it is mine to make that decision for my child and, you know, it is not the school board's, i guess, to make that decision. john: on the first day of school, officials reported near universal compliance with the mask mandate. for high school teacher katrina whitaker, it was a relief. >> i wanted to do a cartwheel, i wanted to do a split. i was happy, and i was happy that i did not he to say to kids, put on your mask. they were walking around with masks on. it is just great to know that theyare enough to put on their masks. john: whitaker, who lost a close colleague to covid last week, said teachers have been forgotten in this debate. >> i don't think that they value what the teachers want. we have not been asked what w

demanding records from seven government agencies and the national archives, marking a major expansion of its probe. joining me now is garrett hagueto be different from other congressional requests, which involve subpoenas and endless court fights that went on for two or three years? back during the impeachment? >> it could ultimately be quite similar to that. this is an incredibly board records questions. says they are requests for the next two weeks then i think we might see these turn into subpoenas. the committee has only had that one hearing with the four police officers who offered incredibly compelling testimony, but i don't think you could call that investigatory. here, they are trying to cast a wide net to get as much communication as they possibly can with anyone who touched the trump white house during that time period leading up to january 6th to start investigating truly who knew what, when, in the lead up to the insurrection. >> and the scramble to get the budget bill done? kudos i guess widely for speaker pelosi's scale in all that. she still has to face the votes a month and a half from now. >> that's right. this i

most of the book tends to focus on those relationships. reagan, reagan's team, scholtz, al hague, mcfarland i mentioned earlier, and then of course bush with james baker and bill clinton. those are described in more detail. there's certainly a good amount of him reaching out to his former aides visiting with them and you get a sense through the dialogue and some of those conversations of how much it weighed on him. he definitely felt a burden for each of those men. >> back row to your right. >> hello. i'm a republican woman from northern california. i just want you to know that i'm a naturalized american originally born in taiwan. i have two questions for you. number one, i was here for my son's sports activity and when i was going through the museum, i was very puzzled why is it that president reagan or president nixon later on would go to china and establish that kind of relationship with china knowing that china is a communist country. when i saw in the exhibit that in 1947 in his memoir he said it was clear we had come to a continent tottering on the brink of starvation and c