so the university of reagans poor carried out a study comparing different types of laser surgeries. it found removal with a pico 2nd laser. let a few are side effects. but here too, there's a caveat. and shannon moving her tattoo. that doesn't mean that the pigment is removed from the skin externally and it, it just means the pigment is transferred from the skin to the body out. i have yet to see a full removal. there is always a residue that remains not miss vitruska's scene is bluntly mclean, nearest its work. whether it's the flower of life or the color for orchid. sabina chris says she wouldn't want to be without any of her tattoos. despite the risk. one consolation for europeans, at least as of this year, the e. u has bear some of the more dangerous chemicals in tattoo inks. mummies found in egypt and the alta mountains proved that the practice of tattooing has been around for millennia. back then tis the thought have signified status and tribal identity. sometimes they were purely aesthetic leaf, they usually a form of individual expression. it's the same with piercings. in we

so the university of reagans poor carried out a study comparing different types of laser surgeries. it found removal with a pico 2nd laser. let a few are side effects. but here to there is a caveat. and shannon removing a tattoo. this doesn't mean that the pigment is removed from the skin externally. and if it just means the pigment is transferred from the skin to the body out, i have yet to see a full removal. there is always a residue that remains not ms. richard casino, it's blunt, emer, glamorous, that sort of whether it's the flower of life or the color for orchid. sabina chris said she wouldn't want to be without any of her tattoos. despite the risks. one consolation for europeans at least as of this year, b. e. u. has bear some of the more dangerous chemicals found in tattoo eggs. mummies found in egypt and the l. tay mountains proved that the practice of tattooing has been around for millennia. back then touches the thought have signified status and tribal identity. some times they were purely aesthetic these days, they're usually a form of individual expression. it's the sa

and so we need all of that solutions to reach out to michaels or i want to leave it there for now with me. hire stana at reagan spurred university of appliances. thank you. thank you, steve. and finally, business and political leaders are pledging billions and aid in order to protect the world's oceans from pollution. over fishing, even mining of the global to day, our ocean conference is being held. panama us is pledge $6000000000.00 toward $77.00 projects, including green shipping corridors. the meanwhile, dedicating about 800000000 euros to research and monitoring. complicating the talks fact, large parts of the high seas fall outside of international jurisdiction. scientists say roughly half of the auction we breed comes from the oceans. they can conservation pretty important. as a reminder for a top isn't story. german chancellor offshore, this is in washington d. c to day where he's meeting with you as president biden on the docket is the trade relationship between the 2 countries, including the inflation reduction act. we've been talking about the social right, that is our show for moral these and other topics is a lie. t

join now by steve in baltimore, a professor of applied economics at johns hopkins university. one of ronald reagan'sk it is to president macron that they had to cancel this visit from king charles? i think it isjust a cancel this visit from king charles? i think it is just a start of the end for macron. i think he is toast. he is mr know it all, has always been my way or the highway and he is in his last term as president, a lame president. they have a lot of problems, usually because they know they will never face the voters again. and they tend to do very risky and somewhat stupid things. and this reform clearly is in the stupid box. and this reform clearly is in the stupid boot-— stupid box. why is it so stupid his supporters _ stupid box. why is it so stupid his supporters insist _ stupid box. why is it so stupid his supporters insist that _ stupid box. why is it so stupid his supporters insist that the - stupid box. why is it so stupid his supporters insist that the country| supporters insist that the country needs to reform the pension, the retirement age for the country economic health?— reti

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when i came out of university it was high reagan and there wasn't much business in russia so i went the government route and never turned back and have had the honor, also, to serve with nick burns and tom nides and loved it all the time. both of them have been my bosses. with nick i basically just followed him in most of the jobs that he pursued. look, i think, you know, obviously, we are now at the end of the post-cold war period. we're in the post-post-cold war period so to me, unfortunately, it feels a lot like it did at the beginning of my career. that we have large powers contesting the rules of the road that favor freedom. they are doing it by threatening their neighbors, by coercing countries around the world. and, therefore, u.s. leadership, which has always been essential, is even more essential. i will leave it there and hear from colleagues. myron: nick burns, your redirections on what's bringing you back to government, what concerns you, and what's inspiring you. mr. burns: well, myron, thank you. i want to congratulate you on your terrific three decades at the chamber. the

when i came out of university it was high reagan and there wasn't much business in russia.i went to government route and have never turned back. i had the honor, also, to serve with nick burns and tom knives. i loved it all the time. both of them have been my bosses. with nick i basically just followed him in most of the jobs he pursued. i think, obviously, we are now at the end of the post cold war period. we are in the post post war period. to me, unfortunately, it feels a lot like it did at the beginning of my career. we have large powers contesting the rules of the road that favor freedom. they are doing it by threatening their neighbors. by coursing countries around the world. therefore, u.s. leadership, which has always been essential, is even more essential, i will leave it there and hear from -- >> nick burns, your reflections on what is bringing you back to government. what concerns you and what is inspiring you? >> byron, thank you. i want to join torey and conditioning can -- three decades at the department. there has been nothing like it. we will all miss you bu

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reagan and barack obama. first, george h w bush 12 days after -- mr. bush invokes a unified front. bill clinton in 1990 five spoke about race relations at the university of texas in austin. he talks of a new opportunity to confront the racial divide. watch our 10 part series on american history tv, c-span two. >> coming up on c-span, secretary of state testifying before congress

of all the chaos in the universe. ben franklin said no, , you're both wrong. the world's oldest profession is the politician. who would you think created the chaos in the first place? and president reagan understood this. his famous quote that are the most terrifying words in english language or i'm here from the governor, government and a to help. he understood the vital role that government had to play. he didn't say no government and he understood that there was a core functions of government but he also understood how government could be a negative force if not applied properly. and i think if you look over the last four or five years and you look at the performances of individual states and you compare florida versus california, new york, illinois, some of those other states, we have had a great experiment, a great test in governing philosophies because of course you know we approach things much differently in florida that you guys have out here. much differently in florida than they have done in your and in illinois and many of these other states. and what is the result of that didn't? you have an elections in your state and that's fine but the american people as a whole in some

university professor ma knew dallek, author of "birchers." joe, i can't imagine better timing for this book. >> it is fascinating. there's an ebb and flow. when ronald reaganr sported him and he was told to distance himself and he came out with a pithy statement. something along the lines of if they support me they have to support my views. matthew, when i was running in 1994 there was still john birchers around. they were sort of kept as arm's length the same way reagan did. they were still there in republican politics. i think the biggest difference is the door is open unto them and having a much bigger impact than in quite sometime. >> you know, the thing i'm so struck by is the first 40, 50 minutes of your show much of what we heard from ron desantis, donald trump, other leaders of the republican party strikes a birch key. the conspiracyism. this idea of a george soros plot. right? a jewish international figure. the kind of nativism and isolationism we have seen come atop the gop. a lot of these ideas are from the john birch society why they still -- the birchers still exist as an organization. not many are left. not like the 1960s when they were the e

of all the chaos in the universe. and ben franklin said, no, you're both wrong. the world's oldest profession is the politician. who do you think created the chaos in the first place? and president reagan understood this. his famous quote that the most terrifying words in the english language from here, from the governor government. and i'm here to help. he he understood the vital role that government had to play. he didn't say no government. and he understood that there was a core functions of government. but he also understood how government could be a negative force if not applied properly. and i think if you look over the last four or five years and you look at the performances of individual states and you compare florida versus california and new york, illinois, some of those other states, we have had a great experiment, a great test in governing philosophies because, of course, you know, we approach things much differently in florida. then you guys have out here much differently in florida than they've done in new york and in illinois and many of these other states. and what is the result of that been? you know, you have an elections in your state and that's fine. but the america

university of chicago. he was, as you say, creating a pilot pronouncements. he made his first public comments on roe v. wade. interestingly, when he finally was nominated to the supreme court in 1986 by president reaganas i mentioned, it was paired with an elevation of associate justice william rehnquist, to be chief justice. a lot of firepower, and not too much attention was paid to scalia's history. >> lets listen to that. this is a debate on the imperial judiciary. night 78. -- december negativity a. [end video clip] the argument is not about whether there is a right or not, or if the right has been adequately observed or not and the courts are increasingly willing to set themselves up as the judges of that fact. that is one source of the difficulty. a second source is simply, you can speak very fast outlay of rights, -- in a facile way about rights. the courts have been increasingly willing to aggregate to themselves in the abortion situation for example whether indeed the right that exists is the right of the woman who wants an abortion to have one with the right of the unborn child not to be aborted. who knows? in the past that was considered to be a social decision which was made to the democr

of all the chaos in the universe. and ben franklin said, no, you're both wrong, the world's oldest profession is the politician. who do you think created the chaos in the first place? [laughter] and president reagan understood this. his famous quote that the most terrifying words in the english language are i'm here from the government and i'm here to help? he understood the vital role that government had to play. he didn't say no government, and he understood that there was a core function of government, but he also understood how government could be a negative force if not applied properly. and i think if you look over the last four or five years and you look at the performances of individual statements and you compare florida -- states and you compare florida verse california, new york, illinois some of those other states, we have had a great experience, a great test in governing philosophies because, of course, you know we approached things much differently in florida than you guys have out here. much differently in florida than they've done in new york and in illinois and many of these other states. and what is the result of that then? you know, you have elections in your state, and that's f

reagan and barack obama. and first president george h.w. bush's state of the union mr. bush invoked an allied unified front. and president bill clinton in 1995 spoke with race relations at universityf texas, austin, cited those who had gone before like martin luther king, jr. and talked about the racial divide. >> this moment which the racial divide is so clearly out in the open need not be a setback for us. it presents us with a great opportunity and we dare not let it pass us by. >> watch our 10-part series, speeches that defined a presidency, saturday at 9:30 a.m. and p.m. on american history tv on c-span2. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funding by these television companies and more, including midco. ♪♪ >>