veritas, that's the latin word for truth.c, isn't it, that veritas is the motto of harvard university, given everything we're still learning about how the powers that be rushed in to protect its president claudine gay, despite her repeated, brazen instances of plagiarism. now, when journalist chris rufo first broke this story, harvard claimed it had conducted an independent review of gay's work. and found only a few instances of what they called inadequate citation. i love that they even commended her for proactively requesting corrections to two of the articles in question. but, now, the free beacon has uncovered 40 other instances of plagiarism, which means i guess more so-called corrections from claudine gay. three in total. again, harvard calls this instances of inadequate citation. now, it's gotten so bad that even the "new york times" is calling it embarrassing. and, remember, if a freshman was accused of similar academic dishonesty he likely would have already been dismissed from the school unless well maybe if he or s

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muslim salim, press tv, the 17th edition of cinema verita, iran's major international festival for documentary films is underway in the capital tehran. year the festival has received nearly 2,500 entries, making it a significant event for filmmakers worldwide. gisumi shahmadi tells us more. the most important documentary cinema event in westasia has once again brought together filmmakers from across the world to tehran, this time around with a remarkable surge on the number of participants, which also includes some prominent figures, a true testament that in its 17th edition, the festival is definitely living up to its purpose, becoming a platform for muffled voices and untold stories, from fighting and eventually defeating daesh terrorists to the ongoing genocide in gaza. "the presence of award-winning american filmmaker john langley, director of one of the most prominent films documenting the events in gaza, has taken the festival to the next level, as he shared some valuable experiences in a workshop on the sidelines of the event, bringing attention to the important role documentaries play

down hill so fast, i will do whatever i can preserve the single standard, motto of harvard to be not veritasouble standard. david: professor, i hope you get a case like that. i would pay to come to court to see you argue that case. thank you very much for being here, appreciate it, great alan dershowitz. >> joe biden arrived in caribbean today. for another vacation, this one to ring in new year. joining me now joe concha. and fox n garrett ventry. great to see you, garrett to you, presidency used to be known as the most challenging job in the world, now, it looks like it is a place to go to get a a free ride. >> yes, thank you for having me on. joe biden's presidency looks like a french workweek meets "ferris bueler's day off" for 3 years, you are talking about rnc research put out research for go 40% of his presidency at his delaware home or vacation, and a step back, what are we dealing with with high inflation, most border crossings records last month at the sand and you have war in israel, and war in ukraine, they are all happening, where is joe biden ? he is on vocation, more and more v

let me be clear, veritas does not depend on the context.his is a moral failure of leadership at the highest level. the only change they have made to their code of conduct where they failed to condemned cause for genocide of the jewish people, the only update is to allow a plagiarist as a president of harvard. host: new york republican elise stefanik yesterday on capitol hill. your calls now in open forum. this is kim out of new york. democrat. go ahead. caller: good morning. the republicans don't talk about health care, jobs, anything productive. for the last seven years they have been losing elections. keep talking about the border, that is all you have going. you are going to lose. he is not going to get impeached because if he goes to the senate they are not going to impeach him. let's get the country going and look out for people and stop going tit for tat. we are going to keep losing. abortion is going to kick them in the butt. host: silver spring, maryland. independent. good morning. caller: i am enjoying the show. i think the members

harvard has abandoned its classical motto, veritas, this is the story of our time. >> jesse: so it'sotten to the core. i'm sure there are a lot of good professors there, there are some sharp undergrads, but if your board is allowing fraud and it's destroying its very own motto that's stamped in the insignia in all of the buildings and all of the paperwork, what does that mean for the country, if harvard has become a fraud? >> it's symbolic of what's happening never. where left wing radicals have taken over all of the elite culture-shaping institutions in our country with very few exceptions and conservatives need to get serious. we need to develop a strategy for recapturing these institutions, for taming these institutions, and for revitalizing these institutions in support of american principles of freedom, equality, merit, excellence, and accomplishment. harvard is the key prize, and so i'm going to be fighting. harvard threatened "the new york post", to bury "the new york post" in lawsuits if they reported this story. i was not scared. i'm never going to back down. i'll keep comin

let me be clear, veritas does not depend on the context. this is a moral failure of harvard's leadership at the highest levels. >> martha: so marc thiessen is here. first to howie kurtz, most of "media buzz." one of the fascinating things is this "saturday night live" sketch which we played it here yesterday on the show. but, you know, it's interesting that cecily strong, one of the most famous of the snl team was supposed to come back that night and late on in the rehearsal process, she said i'm not comfortable with this sketch. she backed out of it. we have the cover of the "new york post" here which we can show about that part of this story. thank you. what do you think about that? >> well, first of all, that was a horribly lame and unfunny sketch. what is stunning is the snl crowd trying to make republican elise stefanik the issue by portraying her as an out of control nut job and the three university presidents were a bit confused. it all depends on the context fueled this atmosphere with jewish students on campuses across the country

you know the motto of harvard, not veritas but double standard.ou get a case like that. i would pay to come to court to see you argue that case. thank you very much for being here. appreciate it. the great alan dershowitz. switching gears now, joe biden arrived in the caribbean earlier today for yet another vacation, to ring in the new year as crises pile up for the president and his administration at home. joining me is joe concha, politics and media columnist at "the messenger" and fox news contributor, and garrett ventry, republican strategist, former senior advisor to the senate judiciary commit teach. gentlemen, great to see you. the presidency used to be known as the most challenging job in the world. now it looks like it is a place you go to get a free ride. >> david, thanks for having me on. good to be back with you. joe biden's presidency essentially looks like a french work week meets ferris bueller's day off but for three years here. you're talking about rnc research put out research on this where 40% of his presidency has been either a

let's bring in - bryn talkington of represent - and greg branch a verita financial group. to the conversation. welcome to you both. greg, let's start with you how are you viewing things right now into 2024. i know you're expecting a very different 2023 how is that inform what your current outlook is >> well, i think kevin hit upo -- what he first said before goin forward. i was wrong about 2023 i expect in the cycle to pla out as normal i expected i credit growth, which would considerably slow both busines and consumer spending. we just didn't see that last part play out. the question, mike, not whethe we are not going to see it, guess that would be one answer the other alternative is w just haven't seen it yet so, i do expect this - that we're going to see yields go back to an area where we sa them about two months ago. i expect that because i do expect the economy to continue to chug along in a much better much more vigorous way than we were expecting based on rate hikes. >> if the economy is been surprise to the upside of th reaccelerate, -- greg, is that a scenario i w

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tread and suggested might be better going back to the original motto, idea for harvard which was veritas. truth. but the cure for anti-semitism is not simply knowledge. it is truth. knowledge puffs up. i would -- it sometimes based upon falsehoods. i think that's what we are facing right now. in the climate on campuses. but we are missing the fact of truth. in allowing under the guise of free speech, knowledge that is not true to be exhibited in actions as well. so president gaye in the weeks since october 7 and again in your testimony you have said hartford's -- harvard's commitment to views that are objectionable or outrageous, are you aware that harvard is ranked dead last on the 2024 foundation of individual rights and expression sore car -- scorecard on freedom of speech? >> thank you congressman for the question. respectfully i disagree with that perspective as represented in the report that you cited. i don't think it is an accurate representation of how harvard treats free speech on campus. we are committed to free expression and to making space for a wide range of views and pers

sedmagis amika veritas. socrates is a friend, but his closest friend is truth.the best for today. are you, it’s one of the students, yellow on white, maybe you ruined someone’s session, and this is someone who arrived at the university a few minutes before the murder and left immediately after, so repent, i found a killer, i will find him, a reckless driver, a new season, the police are working, citizens are relaxing, today at 20:00 on ntv. about the weather, good morning. december turned out to be frosty in the south of the far east. the anticyclone has taken its place and remains there, and the cyclones are forced to press closer to the coastal areas. now there is only one cyclone, but it is quite viable; at least on sakhalin, with its snowfalls and blizzards, it made adjustments to the aviation schedule. and today the situation is difficult, everything is stable from vladivostok, it’s cold without precipitation. warm temperatures are moving across siberia air. today the epicenter of the thaw is the urals. there are frosts from novosibirsk to barnaul, where it

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invino veritas, the truth is in wine, but whose, wife, mother-in-law, mistress or competitors.e, don’t miss it. i feel alexander iva, you are about to stage a significant provocation. i would call it let’s dot all the points. asya ratkevich, svetlana neimanis, joseph kobrin, channel one. the opportunity to hear and be heard is equally important for everyone. vladimir putin live will answer questions from citizens and journalists. you can ask your question now by calling 8 800 200 40-40 via sms to the number. 04040 or through the websites moskvadefisputinu.ru and moskvadefisputinu.rf. all details are on the websites. we will try to make sure that no question goes unnoticed. results of the year with vladimir putin. tomorrow at 12:00 moscow time. this is news from the first, maria vasilyeva studio. hello. a little more than a day remains until the year-end program with vladimir putin, combined format direct line and big press conference starts tomorrow december 14th at noon. counting is done at the call center. the number of questions is approaching one million 700 thousand. and t

circle, who invented yube. unato che con noche il tempo delle aternica è il sentiero stretto della veritart my fellow countryman and turn to our beloved with our fellow countryman. elements to the sea, the baltic sea, sadko and irina, please, the nightingale the robber, the nightingale the robber, three votes for him already yes, mark, speak as you wish, no matter how much i wish, my colleagues wished everything for me, therefore, therefore the song, yes, now the song, i’ll stand on a stool, nightingale the robber. accepted, the majority of the jury members chose the avatar that they will try to reveal first, and this is the nightingale the robber, now from each of you, dear judges, i expect only one thing, the name, the name of the artist who, in your opinion, controls the avatar of the nightingale the robber. timur, this surname is too famous to say out loud, so i’ll just say it by the patronymic name. radeon olegovych. i’m not very familiar with radion’s work, but the guys believe so strongly that it’s him that i, of course, will support and say that yes, radion gazmanov is there. i wa

to tread and suggest it might be better going back to the original motto idea for harvard which is veritas, truth that the cure for anti-semitism is not simply knowledge. it's truth. knowledge puffs up and sometimes based upon falsehoods. i think that is what we are facing right now in the climate on campuses that we are missing the fact of truth and allowing under the guide of free speech knowledge that isn't a trade to be exhibited in actions as well. in the weeks since october 7th, and again in your testimony you said the commitment to free speech extends to views that are objectionable or outrageous. are you aware that harvard is ranked dead last on the 2024 foundation of individual rights and expression scorecard of the universities on freedom of speech? >> thank you, congressman, for the question. respectfully, i disagree with that perspective in the report that you cited. i don't think it's an accurate representation of how harvard treats speech on campus. we are committed to free expression and making space for a wide range of views and perspectives. >> with all due respect, let me