who anytime now were expecting canyon troops to land here on the thomas kennedy, his army said they'd taken off from nairobi just over an hour ago. and they're the latest soldiers from east africa to come here under the banner of a regional force that had east african heads. the state agreed to in no way be earlier this. yeah, can you says it's sending about a battalion of troops about 900 troops. that's a tiny number of soldiers when you consider the vast expanse, the countryside and the armed groups that control much of it from here to the north and see the south. and we will say waiting to find out what the canyon soldiers will actually do. and if they have join in the conflict here, congress army says right now, it's essentially fighting rwanda to the north of here, which it says is essentially one of the same as the m $23.00 rebel group. well, they were wanting to deny that. and as you mentioned, people in those areas that am $23.00 is taking control of me from month complained of abuses of execution, torture of civilians being taken prisoner. we spoke some of the people who said

and i just watched thomas kennedy. >> i mean, is this any different than what i do on this show with people like kilmeade? >> he just occurred to me. it just occurred to me that i ever mickey and his water, when i take him to the bathroom and then when i come to him and things that he didn't do. what do you do that the most to kilmeade? i don't know. i feel like i . who didn't kill just every day for eight years or however long i'm like i didn't know anything about the show. but you know that having to watch an entire episode of it is torture worse than waterboarding? yeah. and they might actually use that at cia interrogation camps. like, that's that's how painful it is , even even to watch just a little bit of it. but that's all they need. like all they want to go viral is that tiny little clip of the show where hedwig tells christine baranski that, you know, ron desantis made to do things with his mouth. yeah. summercamp baranski in that. i got to check out that coming up. elon draws the line, come into the office or resign. >> attention, marines and family members who spend time

thomas? >> greg: kennedy, i mean, is this any different than what i do on this show with people like kilmeade? it just occurred to me -- it just occurred to me -- >> when you slip a mickie in his water and youb take him in the bathroom to help pull his pants up. >> greg: accuse him of things i didn't do. >> yeah, you do that the most to kilmeade. >> cath and kilmeade? >> yeah, just like every day for eight years or however long. i'm with cath. i didn't know anything about this show. but you know having to watch an entire episode of it is torture worse than water boarding. they might actually use that at interrogation camps. it's painful just to even watch a little bit of it. that's all they need. all they want to go viral is that tiny little clip of the show where headwig tells christine beranski that ron desantis made him do things with his mouth at summer camp. >> greg: beranski is in it? i have to eck which it out elon draws the line -- come to the office or resign. proclamation, get off your as and send a proclamation musk send a company-wide email, i love those, demanding employees work

i have had the authors of both standard works on the thomas hearings tell me if the ted kennedy who hadeen around three years earlier had stopped the nomination to the supreme court had been there that summer than tariff -- clarence thomas would not be on the supreme court but because he was compromised because of personal behavior, his political behavior , he was not in a position to lead the charge. susan: as a writer, what are the challenges of encompassing things into one volume? john: to take the people who are caricatures. most young people if they know ted kennedy, it is as the mayor from simpson's. for richard nixon's, -- nixon, people who go to rabobank use nixon masks. -- who go into a bank to rob it use nixon masks. you either love teddy or hate him. i try to say, no matter what he is, the interesting story is what he became from what he was. so let's see why he made the choices he did. what is the back story of this move? biography tells the story of a human, not a political leader. where there is black or white, biographies look for gray and good biographers are led by empa

thomas massi e . >> thank you, kennedy, i am not disappointed about a slim majority.hink joe joe manchin and kyrsten sinema have done a great job with that slim majority. >> a majority is makety. >> they don't give out different size gavels and nancy pelosi loses her j jjob. i think they will regret the way they treated republicans, they have been treating us like terrorists, turnabout will be fun. kennedy: i remember talking to you all masking hypocrisy, and ethics bullying this democrats engaged in, i don't want to see the pendulum swing the other direction, i would like for your caucus to govern to give americans more freedom. what is the possibility of that. >> a good possibility, to be more serious about this slim majority, every vote in the g.o.p. conference has to be respected. you can't marginalize 20 or 30 members like you could if you had a large majority, it will be good. we have a chance to take the high road like you said, nancy pelosi suspended three day rule, you know 3 days to read bills, almost as she took the gavel, we can given 3 days to read bills

story another threat was received from another psychopath named thomas arthur valli he openly stated that he was preparing to kill kennedyk it only when kennedy canceled the trip on november 2 at 10:00 am. this wali story and the chicago conspiracy - it's so similar to what happened in dallas. this cannot be considered a mere coincidence. val if you compare him with asphalt, a former marine, he, like oswald, served in the far east at a base associated with the cia because u-2 scouts were based there. it was easy to imagine him as a disgruntled anti -kennedy armed loner. he had another connection to intelligence, yes. he taught cubans the cia was responsible for military affairs and oswald, as we know, was also called for. most likely, he really taught the cubans. he wanted to do it. as we know, oswald arrived in dallas from new orleans in october, just in time for the cortege to arrive there. he chooses this tall building and gets a job there, he 's in the perfect spot for a shot. now let's take a look at what happened in august , how the pawn was moved from long island to chicago to be there when the cortege arrived, an

thomas massey up there. it would never, establishment would never allow that. kennedyup there. >> too many powerful interests would be threatened, mccarthy is the new establishment. he is connected with donors he will keep the peace, i think he will get the job, but it says a lot that we're questioning that. and about the loss, i would not want this job, they do have all of the power, most members don't have any power. but to have such a narrow majority like they will have, you have to be speaker of house and ra wrangle, that would be a nightmare, you know what, kevin mccarthy deserve its, enjoy. kennedy: you br bring up a good point. maybe it say fascination with bondage equipment, if they had a majority whip like a phys physical whip to wrap their knuckles and spank their bottoms there might be more discipline in dc, if i wrong gary hoffman. >> i think that house prescription would have to proscribe a lot m -- that was a bad one. >> red drip. >> -- a good one. >> i don't know. anything that reminds us of political chlamydia exacerbates our great divides. gary lesley

thomas and florida governor ron desantis. it's entitled greatest of all time. and historian john ferrell is out with his new biography, ted kennedy a life. mr. ferrell has also written biography of former president nixon, former speaker tip o'neill and american civil liberties union attorney clarence darrow. another new book that's just out, atlantic journalist, former espn sports center anchor jamelle hill has released her memoir entitled uphill. in it, she recounts the backlash she received in 2017 after calling former president trump a white supremacist. in a twitter post. now also each national publications publish, reviews of new books. here's to publishers weekly. took a look at james crawford's forthcoming book, the edge of the plane how borders make and break our world. publishers weekly writes, quote, crawford delves into change, mass migration, covid 19 and other contemporary issues interwoven with borders. this is a vital and eloquent that borders control our landscapes, our memories, our identities. and in e washington times, jennifer harper takes, a look at the new book about the career of rushimbaugh. quot is there

story, another threat was received from another psychopath named thomas arthur valli, he openly stated that he was preparing to kill kennedydy canceled the trip on november 2 at 10:00 am. this wali story and the chicago conspiracy - it's so similar to what happened in dallas. this cannot be considered a mere coincidence. val if you compare him with asphalt, a former marine, he, like oswald, served in the far east at a base associated with the cia because u-2 scouts were based there. it was easy to imagine him as a disgruntled anti -kennedy armed loner. he had another intelligence connection, just like oswald. he taught cubans military affairs, the cia was responsible for this and, as we know, he was also called out. most likely, he really taught the cubans. he wanted to do it. as we know, oswald came to dallas from new orleans in october, just in time for cartesa to get there. he chooses this tall building, gets a job there. he is in the perfect place to shoot. now let's look at what happened when he was married in august, how a pawn was ferried from long island to chicago so that he would be there at the time when the mot

. >> justice thomas in his separate opioneferred to it as a holding. justice kennedy referred to as a pronouncement. make sure the full picture is presented. >> every institution in every state will differ. we have states coming to the court yi we have reached our diversity goals. we don'ne to engage in any race conscious admission process in our state flagships. we are at the point where i think e pert evidenceho we are able to meet what we feel an inclusive diverse environment. through minimal considerationf race. we will get there seon this qualitative process. there no strict miracle bench. >> one of the things the other side is emphasized is to decade since grutter, two decade since grter, we have more experience wi states that don't allow race-based admissions. caia, florida, washington, michigan and others. those examples now show with greater confidence then we had in 2003 that some t questions were asking before caave the risk of treating , people differently on a basis of race on the file. but at t se time produce signict numbers of minority students on camp

kennedy story to bring you to j ukrainian authority, say they have, they attained us. suppose at kremlin propagandist publishing a photo of a person who bears an uncanny resemblance to german investigative journalists. thomas rooper, ukraine's national security service has not disclosed the man's name, but instead posted a blurred photo that appeared to have been taken from an article written by mister rooper ortiz reached out to thomas. he replied, saying he wasn't the person who was detained, but added that it would not be the 1st time ukrainian authorities have attempted to clump down on free press in the country. ukraine. of course, everybody, a rational propagandist who was not a celebrating ukraine, and this is not the 1st journalist who was arrested in ukraine and since the beginning of the operation. and so these are things that are happening there all the time. and we know that the ukrainian law or is, well, it's prohibited to say anything which is not in line with ukrainian official propaganda. and asking questions are criticizing. ukraine is standards in this country. we have so many examples of journalists who disappeared in ukraine. we have the, the french guy, ah, who told what he seen and bu

thomas, executive director human capital management national cemetery administration. [applause] max r, publisher of stars & stripes. aaron lee, phd executive director office of human veterans benefits administration. [applause] kelly kennedy, managing editor of the war worth. [applause] dennis mcdonough, we all know him, the secretary. [applause] tara cobb pentagon, the associated press. we have a kevin wincing, retired navy captain and the national press club member who coordinated today's speaker. [applause] and sue fulton, assistant secretary for public and intergovernmental affairs u.s. department of veterans affairs. [applause] irene loewen's income a marine corps reporter for military times. [applause] jessica bongiorno, veterans health administration. ellen mitchell, defense reporter, the hill. [applause] michael phelps, vietnam u.s. navy veteran and board member of veterans in journalism. [applause] this my summer prison biden sign the pact act, i will provide disability for veterans suffering service related injuries and illness tied to a exposure and other pollutants while serving in the persian gulf and post-9/11 conflict. radiation exposure for those who served during the 1960's and 1970's among others. this n

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