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weo not have that privilege. >> exhibitions at leading museums in recent years offer signs of change.uild on that momentum. >> we have support from institutions and collectors. there needs to be critical writing about that word. for needs to be an art market. >> if you are successful, then you wouldn't be needed anymore. >> that is right. >> you would go out of business. >> that would be success. >> that they remains far off. for now, collecting and lending continues. >> it is striking to see how the richness and significance of the art extends to the land itself. >> i like how the executive director talked about how this project helps native artists create their own spaces. >> be sure to joins here later tonight. tune into pbs news weekend. >> we will be back here next week with a navy veteran's first tv interview since being released by the taliban after 2.5 years held hostage. >> i never broke down and cried. i came close. but i was not going to let them see that. i was not going to lethem steal my soul. >> that interview right here on monday. that is the newshour for tonight. >> t

right leadership ultimatelyly in the senate and e other on pennsylvania avenue, i know we did before weon. f my faith in the american people and the constitution will always be boundless. and i truly do believe that date will come and it will come someday soon we have a government is good is our people again. as principled as committed as compassionate as courageous. and when that day comes we will set america on a course for boundless future. there are two paintings in the book for those of you who are among the 600 people who i signed books for tonight. [applause] thank you. thank you, karen and i were humbled by that. but if you look at insight jacket of the boo' there are two paintings, john, one is a painting that was in my office outside the united states senate. despite artist by indiana who is their leading landscape artist in indiana about a century ago. it's a painting of a winding road taken back into the woods. i captured at the outset of the book. after aft tumultuous day in january 2021 i use that painting as a way of going back to indiana and beginning to tell my story. bu

that are weo weighted republican or democratic that does not encourage real competition.vel, that is why i think you have seep democrats in swing districts and certain states reach out to independents beyond partisan bickers and make case that republican party is going to extreme, they go further right, they are not thinking about independents, they are continue. kennedy: however, republicans have added more members by 2 or three% and democrats have lost the system number, that is not all too surprising. democrats have had the hat trick in washington. and i don't know they have a lot to show for it. is this generational g gary, or is everyone sick of a big dump system. kennedy: i think that everyone is pretty sick of the big dump system, those people who identify add independent publicly would tell you they belong to one parties or the other in private or vote closely with one party or other. kennedy:s. yes in t. >> they are sick of the labels. it became trendy here in california to register at independent to put an end to political conversations. kennedy: live being a no

and related interest amount or guaranteed by the 14th amendment to the constitution pairenst for if weo hit the debt congress ceiling, raise taxes or both to make the numbers work. these are two things congress does not like to do which is why they cried wolf and falsely claimed the debt ceiling must ba raised to avoid default. he says it's clear the current statutory debt ceiling is failed to control increase in federal spending and debt burdens. it's estimateded partisan types and policy debate read as a result should be repealed in place with more intelligent enforceable fiscal constraint mechanism focused on achieving reasonable sustainable public debt grows the product. when is congress going to deal with the fact that the medicare hospital insurance trust fund set to run dry by 2028? the combined social security trust funds are set to go to zero by 2035. david walker says failure to reform these problems and sustainable secure will result in annual shortfalls of 15 to 20% and 20 to join 25% respectively and real default and percentages will grow over time. let's hear from tim and

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well, we got an audit, so weo we show where they failed withctually deliver on some of the authoritiesout we start with ukraine before we do before we do what we do ford onu our troops? >> i thinkkraine. it's a prettyy case to make that some of this money that we send to ukraine without requisite accountability should be the first place for reduction. >> all right. we've got to play thisace fon. video. amatic onis was v the real dramatic video on friday night. so we were live 10 to 11 .0 an and all this stuff wasd s happening in hour and minutes after we got off the air as onet of the most talked about moments, mccarthy comes over toward you. you see it gets heated. coming lauryn's right next to yeah, you there's there are you.eporte now, fox news reported that you appeared to mouthed the word comedy during this exchangde you had a liberator. congressman, the world wantsts,h to know what wasat w said here. >> come on . this is a pivotal moment. what was said?>>f well, thisti wasming a matter of timing. and those of us wh o had withheld our support for speaker mccarthy f wanted to moe a

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