tryon. the total modernization of the armed forces is also 2,000,000 trillion. and now let's look at collective detroit in quotation marks, i'm talking about detroit both in europe and in the states. i'm talking to him about collective detroit, and the situation is very simple now, so that you can be competitive and resell effective weapons. you need to add about 65% to the cost, or take it right away costs and sell at zero plus 65%. as it actually turns out, that is, this is a blow to russia that was supposed to tear our economy to shreds, somehow tearing to shreds the economy of the united states and much more the economy of europe, including, of course, defense production, which is necessary them in order to support ukraine in order to provide for themselves. uh, security was clearly some kind of miscalculation on the other side. very serious miscalculations were noticed and underestimated us, as usually, well, our cause is right and victory will be ours, we pass the floor to the news. let's go back to the big game studio 16:50, don't miss it. time of news an

i think we was aboutgarden street and our journey startedgoing to tryon park. (music) shawn: thatafternoon we were all together at tryonpark after school. it was about 15, 20 kids. bernie: i was in middleschool at that time. in most of the kids. i was thinking,we're in high school. i had my dog and, youknow, we were just doing what the kids do. some kidswere playing basketball. some kids werewrestling in the grass and we were justhaving a good time. shawn: we ended up movingfrom one location to the next. and in order to do that, we had cut throughbryant school park. so, we were walkingup the street. you can go through a gateinto the lot of bryant school. so, i was in the firstgroup of kids and phil was in the group ofkids that were behind us. steven: it seemed like assoon as we crossed over that, that plain to getinto bryant school police came, (sirens) like, walked off theedge of the grass, they just- they cameup through, and it was just coming. for us, when the policewould come, we would run. it's just what we did. but something in mesaid, "don't run today."

people like george innes and whistler and tryon and the 40 other major artists. and i've been instrumental in writing about them and reviving their reputations as critical part in american art history. the american total is did these wonderful landscapes atmospheric, very trance. and nonetheless, they were followers of thoreau and emerson. and in my art history, try to write about the artists to, bring them to life. and in my fiction, i try to set the landscape. i tried to set the world in place and time that the books unfold. so i use, if you will, my, my artist, i, my i in fiction set the scene. and this very much the case in gods of deception, which is set in the catskills, a place i know well and love and a marvelous mckim and white house with 15th century italian painted ceiling that depicts the cosmos the gods and goddesses. the signs of the zodiac are many universes. if you were a ptolemaic universe that overhangs the family home hermitage as, it's called so the art in the ceiling represents home and a place that is much loved in the family and in terms of

i'm going to tryon to call on people i haven't called on yet. go ahead. i don't have a lot of time. >> following up on the question about russia into the spresident's decision. [inaudible] is that a final decision? >> yes it is.s. i will let his words stand for himself. he answered it pretty simply. i laid out why we think it wouldn't be the strongest path forward. i laid out three reasons and also we want to make sure that ukraine has what it means to go to the negotiation table. it's very important that we give them the strongest negotiation arm that they can have. [inaudible] >> i can't speak to private conversations on this that the president has had with members of congress or president zelenskyy. they spoke recently and we laid out a readout of how the conversation went and what we discussed. i just said i can't speak to what conversations the person had with members of congress. >> when he made the determination -- >> i don't have a timeline on when he made that decision. he was asked that directly yesterday. he inserted that very straightforward.

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