. >> our nation flies the united states flag at half staff by presidentialproclamation as a symbol of mourning . also in va national cemetery flags are flown at half staff on the days we haveburials . is lowered to half staff before the first burial takes place and ray is back to full staff after the last arial has been completed . on memorial day weekend we have hundreds of scouts veterans and volunteers who come out and placed individual gravesite flags on every grave throughout the cemetery transformation from when they begin to when they conclude and to have that coupled with our memorial day ceremony is very moving and suchappointment reminder of the cost of our freedom . it's a reminderto us not to take that for granted , to be truly grateful for the price is paid not only by those who given their lives but those will have served our country and still pay the price today in one way or another and it's so meaningful to be to work in the national cemetery and see the history around us and to know this is such an integral part of our nation's past and present. >> . >> my name is an

there's a hint of a united states flag through the shattered. i wonder your thoughts on trying to get the catchy cover art on these reports. well it's something that publishers do that's their specialty. so and as we alluded to before, they know who their audience is. i mean i mean, i have to think most of the people buying are going to be on the left hand side of the political equation. so, you know, you're trying to draw draw attention to to the art. the main something in the book and something like we just described. you know, i all that right into what the readers are looking for and it'll be interesting to see, you know, how the sky wars will engage in terms of well which track people who know where defending president former president trump will look for there that you can maybe poke holes and remind folks about skyhorse and their stable of authors who folks who don't know who what skyhorse is. well, skyhorse started off as sort of a general publisher, but the last several years they've published authors to a lot of the mainstream publishe

if you even raise this question, why are there united states flags and churches? people get very nervous. like, what are you up to? you can't up to anything good. if you even asked question well, this is really unusual 100 years ago really unusual when this starts happening during the first world war. are there examples earlier there are there are examples during the civil war of of union flags flying on top of churches in church towers. that's true. but it did not become ordained area for there to be the banner at the front of a church and there so often now typically that we don't even notice it's there also on saturday and that same meeting i was in i looked and there was the american flag and the christian flag. some people are not with the christian flag. they are both at the front of the church. and so, you know, being the annoying, i think, you know, there's a history to that there's a history of that christian flag that was developed by the national council of churches. and so i'm sitting there thinking these thoughts, being distracted distracted. but why

. >> our nation flies the united states flag at half staff by presidentialproclamation as a symbol ofva national cemetery flags are flown at half staff on the days we haveburials . is lowered to half staff before the first burial takes place and ray is back to full staff after the last arial has been completed . on memorial day weekend we have hundreds of scouts veterans and volunteers who come out and placed individual gravesite flags on every grave throughout the cemetery transformation from when they begin to when they conclude and to have that coupled with our memorial day ceremony is very moving and suchappointment reminder of the cost of our freedom . it's a reminderto us not to take that for granted , to be truly grateful for the price is paid not only by those who given their lives but those will have served our country and still pay the price today in one way or another and it's so meaningful to be to work in the national cemetery and see the history around us and to know this is such an integral part of our nation's past and present. >>

. >> our nation flies the united states flag at half staff by presidentialproclamation as a symbol ofional cemetery flags are flown at half staff on the days we haveburials . is lowered to half staff before the first burial takes place and ray is back to full staff after the last arial has been completed . on memorial day weekend we have hundreds of scouts veterans and volunteers who come out and placed individual gravesite flags on every grave throughout the cemetery transformation from when they begin to when they conclude and to have that coupled with our memorial day ceremony is very moving and suchappointment reminder of the cost of our freedom . it's a reminderto us not to take that for granted , to be truly grateful for the price is paid not only by those who given their lives but those will have served our country and still pay the price today in one way or another and it's so meaningful to be to work in the national cemetery and see the history around us and to know this is such an integral part of our nation's past and present. >> >> i don't think you need to be an expert to

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state, it will actually be a declaration of war in that state, and if you choose the satellites of elon mask, then he flies under the flag of the unitedca and er, the declaration of war and the united states - this is a very theoretical matter for today, let's say it is more a joke than a real threat, although, for example, nato declared that if some satellite of nato member countries is a threat of attack, then the fifth article of nato will be included, which states that all nato member countries will become in a single-family house the state on whose satellite this attack will be created , that is, if we sum up, we can say that the statement of the russian official from the ministry of foreign affairs is more to raise some kind of wave, but it does not have any political support, although it is military indeed , it is they they can and are capable of doing it. and what was this statement for then if there is no basis, well, the white house answered that there will be a response, they did not specify what it was, but they said that the response to an attack on american infrastructure would be for what are these statements from russi

. >> our nation flies the united states flag at half staff by presidentialproclamation as a symbol of mourning . also in va national cemetery flags are flown at half staff on the days we haveburials . is lowered to half staff before the first burial takes place and ray is back to full staff after the last arial has been completed . on memorial day weekend we have hundreds of scouts veterans and volunteers who come out and placed individual gravesite flags on every grave throughout the cemetery transformation from when they begin to when they conclude and to have that coupled with our memorial day ceremony is very moving and suchappointment reminder of the cost of our freedom . it's a reminderto us not to take that for granted , to be truly grateful for the price is paid not only by those who given their lives but those will have served our country and still pay the price today in one way or another and it's so meaningful to be to work in the national cemetery and see the history around us and to know this is such an integral part of our nation's past and present. >> >> for us, we wish

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united states will provide them. and they should have every incentive, especially america, to do just that. for 40 plus years, the united states has been waiting for iranians to stop burning american flagsburning u.s. efficient -- effigies of uncle sam and not considering, not calling the united states the great satan. these demonstrators are out on the streets chanting "our enemy is right here, they lie when they say it's the united states." we have reached a point that we have always wanted to reach as miles an hour. americans. iranians have forgone the hostility that they have had with us. now will we hear the voice of the people as americans. will we side with the people and do the right thing to correct our past mistakes as americans in iran and other places in the middle east where we side with the tie tyrants, and do we hear the people. if we do that and right the things we have done wrong, then the demonstrators will have a shot accomplishing what they have come out on the streets to accomplish. >>> roya, thank you so much. that was very, very insightful. >> thank you. >>> next on "gps," a coalition of major oil producing nations announced a major cut in production. that is good

men who were not even born with these railey government 1st declared that palestinian flag is niga the united states border patrol, a law enforcement agency with controversial tactics. oh, i'm faith found. they beat him repeatedly. pay him, emboldened by a culture of impunity, they keep doing it, knowing dr. hurting people and cutting to fault lines, investigate secretive units accused of concealing its agents. crimes are like the men in black, they really don't. they don't see them that they're just there to clean up the mess and to cover up impunity at the border on a just either ah the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party after just 45 days in office to lose trust steps down becoming the shortest serving prime minister in u. k. history. ah, i'm told mccrae this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up high protests across the occupied whist bank after israeli forces shoot, did a palestinian man dice i killed and is riley soldier, ukrainians, a told to charge their appliances as russian missiles, writing down on power plants, causing electricity counts. and there's just one month

i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the chair lays before it's a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives mavment dam, pursuant to -- representatives. madam, pursuant to the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on october 17, 2022, at 10:58 a.m. appointments, board of trustees of the american vocalized center of the library of congress. signed, sincerely, cheryl l. johnson, clerk. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 1 of house resolution 1230, the house stands adjourned until 11:00 a.m. on friday, october 21, 2022. a lot of books have came out in the past year or so. what makes the divider different from those other books? guest: the first book and only one so far that is the history of the trump administration. we saw it was important not just to write about the catastrophic ending from the trump presidency in 2020, but to u

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if people believe you are in an existential battle with the united states, he can wrap himself in the flagthe party and the flag like any natural leader can -- any national leader can. how that plays into lower growth, living standards are not rising as quickly, that is difficult to note. but i expect -- i suspect there is a negative interplay there. haidi: it plays into the existential threat of the party. i wonder, the assertiveness of this political transition, does that become proof of this or is there a chance of a backlash? richard: i think there's always a chance of a backlash against xi, and he has enemies of all kinds. the problem is he has the system lock down so tightly. the security, the military, just about anywhere you look. after the transfer of personnel in the next week or so and the government next year, it's likely to be even more the case. he has demanded loyalty, he has the means to enforce it. it is hard to see where the challenge comes from. it will require a real crisis within china for that to happen. haidi: always great to have you with us. richard mcgregor. stick

independence day of the united states, nothing breaks the established routine. even these two flags. but simply, because americans like to have state likes always hanging in these places, they arranged their own summer residence, american professor and russian count alexander illarionovich vorontsov dashkov today has received a continuation of the story that began 300 years ago in the same small provincial town, lost in the depths of the same huge country. here in the middleberry only the chime of the city clock, which resounds resoundingly through the deserted streets, reminds me that time has stopped freshly painted houses each 200 years old front gardens and many churches probably looked like this or something like this in early 18th century, rostov the great

united states of america. generals represent the militia but the navy vets to suspicious of no admirals the united states navy. they needed somebody to supervise a number of captains they came up with this ranking flag officer but the first person ever to bear the title of admiral in the united states navy is this guy. late in 1862 due to his performance ignorance he was made america's first rear admiral. in 1860 as we know and was elected president and a protest about that led to the secession and at the time captain farragut was living in norfolk virginia not only because then as now norfolk is a good navy time -- town but also because he would marry a norfolk woman. his first wife susan had died 20 years before in 1840. his second wife was a virginian by birth, by resident and she was even named virginia. here's a man born in tennessee raised in louisiana, living in virginia married to a southern woman whose family owned. bryan talked the other day about george thomas and the dilemma he faced as a virginian who stayed with the union and the consequences that he paid her slip officially but what about farragut? this moment reveals a lot about farragut. in april of 1861 the state of virginia had vo

. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> ready. colorguard, reform. colorguard, forward march. colorguard, halt. colorguard, dismissed. audience, at ease. this concludes our opening ceremony. ray: thank you american heritage girls troop 1914. [applause] without further adeau, please get all your applause right now by welcoming moderator dr. steven farnsworth and the candidates, congresswoman jennifer wexton and hung cao. [cheers] dr. farnsworth: thank you so much. i am professor stevens farnsworth. i am going to be asking the questions provided by the panel sponsors for the event tonight. the questions will be asked in the fashion determined by a coin toss. there will be opening statement to start. before we do that, a quick reminder that the candidates have agreed to the rules we have about limiting comments or applause or laughter during the presentation. we take away from the time the candidates will have to explain what they will do if elect

good morning >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america into the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. we take seriously our responsibility to promote civic engagement at the -- importance of a diverse and free society. our student leaders and employees have been working hard this year on a get out the vote campaign. and both colleges aren't a great standard -- great standing. in fact we've had the highest student voting rate of any community college in the country. i want to acknowledge that we have student leaders and ambassadors here today to help with the event. thank you for that. i want to acknowledge we have elected leaders here, i think we also saw superintendent mary crigger. thank you for being here. i'm not wearing my glasses at the moment and it's not helping. it's my pleasure to introduce our moderator, president of the dakota county chamber -- dakota county regional chamber of congress. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for waiting. quickly, those wristbands that you are we

i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. pursuant to section 1 of house resolution 1230, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. on friday, october 28, 2022. c-span. now we will take you back to live discussion on the midterm elections. >> election officials could pay -- face criminal prosecution as well as all these threats we are seeing and harassment from -- against election officials and election workers. how do you think that will impact the running of the midterms? could that cause difficulties and intimidation? >> i think that more engagement from the voters has made them acutely aware of reporting any kind of intimidation issue. there was a news story about that today i read, a lawsuit filed with potential voter intimidation. i think voters are more educated and prepared, more involved than they have been before. so i think i feel good about that part of it. i had a gentleman in 2018 threatened to blow up my office the day before the general el

. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> take roll. >> please. >> commissioner walker. >> present. >> commissioner walker present. >> commissioner benedicto. >> present. >> commissioner yanez. >> present. >> commissioner burn. >> here. >> commissioner yee is under way. also with us tonight, we have chief scott from san francisco police department and chief of staff sarah hawkins for police accountable. >> hello everybody welcome, we're in-person, it's october 19, 2022, welcome to our police commission meeting. we're going to have a full line up of commissioners all 7 of us are here, we're waiting for commissioner ye, with that let's get this party started. >> clerk: line 1, award fwoer outstanding bravery with others. >> [applause]. >> good evening, my name is sergeant lee i'm assigned to the investigator unit. i was assigned ot unit on an incident that i will share you. police officers respond today a residential building on 5th street regarding

questions about why there weren't more people there to protect the congress of the united states if there were all these red flagshe secret service knew. >> and kasie, that's an excellent point because the secret service clearly knew what was going on, what to expect. we heard of all that evidence today. just how big of a failure was this? >> i mean, i was just going to underscore that exact point. the reality is that we're still learning everything about what the capitol police and those defending capitol knew about what might or might not happen that day. but this certainly seems to make it look as though the secret service was prepared for something that these other law enforcement agencies were not prepared for. and there clearly could have been steps taken, whether it was with the national guard or the metropolitan police department or any of these other agencies that had to come in after the capitol had been ransacked, after those police officers had been beaten and were trying to hold off this mob all by themselves -- i mean, you saw some of them sitting in the committee hearing room today. it was just inc

i will waist mexican flag and a bell has to be rung hopefully the mayor will join united states with that. and then we will sing the national anthem. so have you all enjoy el grito. and it is not only a celebration of mexico as mayor breed already said. it is a celebration also of san francisco and california. because when we start the fight for independence california of course was part of the pain and when we -- independence 11 years later in 1821 california also did. so -- thank you very much. i think olga will say the logistics where we will follow? okay. well, thank you so much and thank you, mayor. >> thank you for this history lesson. we appreciate understanding and knowing our history and olga mentioned said, when she tuesday is like your george washington in the united states. minus the slaves. i can appreciate that. thank you olga. >> today i wanted to take a moment in acknowledge 2 of our elected officials of mexican decent joining us joaquin torres. and our treasurer jose cisneros. the handle all the money the city and make an arc rain thank you for being here and -- i kn

. >> dismissing the false flag alarm and the united states warns putin against any nuclear use.nt zelenskyy's chief diplomatic advisor what's behind russia e's latest provocation. >> 15 days until an important election. >> the final push to the midterms but pocketbook issues and inflation rise, republicans surge in the polls. we look ahead with our experts to what this should mean for

you were watching on january six, 2021, and seeing the capital of the united states under attack by americans in barring trump flags and in the name of a president who refused to leave office peacefully, who wanted to overturn the election. and i know that we've all spent, you know, the good part of the last months kind of hashing over those events. but i think i was really especially in going back and thinking about what did we learn how to frame this, why do we do this? the historian michael beschloss that very afternoon made the observer nation, you know, that this moment was foreshadowed by every single minute of this presidency. and i think that peter and i felt, there was a real urgency to establish as much of the historical record as possible. and that you could really understand. unfortunately, january six is the sort of violent. but in execrable culmination of the four year trump presidency. and, you know, peter and i have both been in washington for every presidency from, bill clinton on down. we also wrote a book that covered the reagan and president first bush presidency. and so i think we felt that to

we're not even knowing when these really government for the cleared the palestinian flag in the the united states border patrol. a law enforcement agency with controversial tactics say on faith found they beat him repeatedly, pay him emboldened by a culture of impunity. they keep doing that, knowing that they're hurting people and cutting the fault lines, investigate secrets of units accused of concealing its agents. crimes are like the men in black, they really don't, they don't see them that they're just there to clean up the mess and to cover up impunity at the border on a j 0. ah, the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party after just 45 days in office to lose trust stepped.