ordered, and they are also considered saints here , for example, vladimir ilyich lenin and william shakespeare basis of religion, the followers of caudaism received us spiritualistic seances during all the time of communication with spirits the main sacrament of religion, but my hai chose not to expand on this topic, to see the spirits and get in touch with god , you need to go through a long and difficult path to firmly believe and do only good deeds with an open and pure soul. but even if i saw something during the sessions, i will never talk about it. yes, and none of us will thereby defile our souls. also in caudaism, it is customary to follow the principles of vegetarianism, abstain from alcohol and honor the ancestors. this is already from the traditional vietnamese religion, the cult of ancestors. and equally respect men, women and different nationalities of the field, i will ask you a little move away. why should you leave. and as a clergyman, i have to think only about god and nothing else. i have no right to marry. so i try to stay away from beautiful women so that i don't go astray.

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and so if past is prologue and that is a great william shakespeare tevis has said, you look at the molarpeachment, stormy daniels, alvin bragg, if past is prolo prologue, this is making donald trump even stronger and so there are a few candidates that are trying to, you know, find this hybrid approach which are saying, they are saying, well, the president should have just ended this fight along time ago and given over the documents and not allow himself and many others to get themselves in this position. but at the same time, are you that this is politically motivated and that in fact the doj and justice has not aligned in this particular case. we will see where it goes. but certainly, the polling thus far shows that in fact, it is making the president even stronger. but it is early in the polling. >> juju: heidi, republicans, their defense has been a lot of what about the -- whataboutism. how are democrats going to play this? >> there's an old saying in the law, if you have the facts, you argue the facts. if you have the law, you argue that law. if you have if you have neithercut you po

the bible is the best selling book and had a huge influence of literature like the works of william shakespearese. the association said while the bible has difficult themes it's foundational to education. >> kids need to learn the bible and the great works of the western tradition. i think this is the problem with the education and democracy. they can't tell the difference between pornography and great works of western literacy we have a problem. >> the bible was never part of younger stu students curriculum. it will remain in local high schools. >>> in northern virginia they mandated that teachers undergo training on equity grading. merit is no longer a leading factor. they are taught how to deal with parents against equity grading. let's bring in american federation for children corey. in essence what is happening the schools are teaching their teachers to address resistance. they call the parents that didn't believe in equity grading minimizers. they are minimizing the issues. what do you think? >> it's about control of the government school system. it's crazy. we thought it was enough to ind

best selling book of all time and has had a huge influence on literature like the works of william shakespeareherman melville. the american family associate says while the bible does have difficult themes, it is foundational to education. >> kids need to be learning the bible, they need to be learning the great works of the western tradition, and i really think this is the problem with our educational bureaucracy. when they can't tell the difference between pornography and the great works of western literature, we have a problem. >> reporter: the school district said the bible was never part of younger students' curriculum. the bible will remain in local high schools. in new york, or lauren green, fox news. arthel: well, a miracle rescue. four kids found alive of after 40 days in the amazon jungle. they went missing after a plane crash that killed their mom and others. this morning they all landed airily in bogota, colombia. kitty logan is live with the latest. kitty. >> reporter: hi, arthel. isn't this such an amazing story of survival and also a relief for those search teams who have been co

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they think, wait you're taking pops long, the most famous pop songs, you know, william shakespeare's a of what if, what if we could all have a second chance. what if we chose the ball choice. >> and really, what is juliette doesn't die? >> where she doesn't die, it's empowering, it's funny. i think that's the other thing that shocked people. it's hysterical. >> well that does it for us. i mean come on. what a beautiful, beautiful weekend. >> it's time for you to go milan. milan. >> oh, milan. i can do that. >> i look forward to watching. >> in this? >> no, it what you have from the waist down. your opp shorts. >> opp shorts? while you give me a gold chain and some reflect your sunglasses to. that does it for us for now. we are back monday at six a.m.. we do 17 hours a day, so it's a little punchy. you guys have a great weekend, we'll see you on monday. u on monday. >> this is the katie phang show, live from miami florida. we have lots of news to cover, and lots of questions to

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>> robert kaplan's 21st book revolves around what he has learned from greek philosophers in william shakespeare university press said, kaplan employs the wor of ancient greeks, shakespeare, german philosophers to expose central subjects and international politics order, disorder, rebellion, ambition, loyalty to family and state violence and the mistakes of power. mr. kaplan was born in new york city and graduated from the university of connecticut. >> author robert kaplan on this episode of footnotes plus which is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-spanshop.org is the online store with the latest collection of c-span products, apparel, books and assessor's. there is something for every c-span fan and every purchase helps our nonprofit organization. shop now or anytime at c-span shop.org. >> healthy democracy looks like this, where americans can see democracy at work. citizens and the public thrive. get informed straight from the sources on c-span, unfiltered, unbiased, word for word from the nation's capital to wherever you are. the opinion that

this musical, they think, wait, you're taking these pop songs, the most famous pop songs, william shakespeare'surprises him, i'm just here sweetheart to like watch the show, and from there she says i think i have some thoughts, and i think that that's where just the real comedy comes in of this idea of like what if, what if we could all have a second chance. what if we chose the bold choice. >> what if juliet doesn't die. >> what if she doesn't die, and it's empowering. it's funny. i think that's the other thing that shocks people. it's hysterical. >> and lorna what do you think? >> i think exactly that. it's empowering. it's uplifting. it's from -- it's very like female empowered and moving and after the show i have so many like young girls just looking up at me with bright eyes and they're moms and they're just so overwhelmed and overcome like with joy and the spirit of the show. i'm glad that we can make an impact in that way. >> that is so wonderful. you guys just keep on enjoying it & juliet is playing now on broadway at the stephen sondheim theater. lorna courtney and betsy wolfe, congrat

and there's william shakespeare putting it so simply for everybody that, you know, we can get on withle actually magna— distressed. and people actually neagnr mar.— distressed. and people actually bought that. he— distressed. and people actually bought that. he wasn't crying. he bought that. he wasn't crying. ne wen-enr— bought that. he wasn't crying. he weren't distressed . he was he weren't distressed. he was dawgnrng— he weren't distressed. he was dawgnrng me— he weren't distressed. he was laughing his head off trying to maew— laughing his head off trying to masklds— laughing his head off trying to masklas well. _ laughing his head off trying to masklas well. if— laughing his head off trying to mask as well. if you ask me mask it as well. if you ask me now— mask it as well. if you ask me now, connor, this— mask it as well. if you ask me now, connor, this covid erraaden— now, connor, this covid situation ,_ now, connor, this covid situation , it- now, connor, this covid situation , it really does divide situation, it really does divide my situation, it really does divide mw-rnere-d-

, which he's william shakespeare, which he's supposed to have handed in some years as i recall . mv— it? don't good wall one. no that is so above my pay rise 275,000 from his previous newspaper for a column the daily telegraph. but he fell out with them badly or they fell out with him badly. he falls out with a lot of people. yeah and i used to deal with his column sometimes. it was always late and he never wrote said he going wrote what he said he was going to write. when you rang him to write. and when you rang him back, the phone switched back, the phone was switched off. ah. it was always off. ah. but it was always beautiful. you couldn't beautiful. no, you couldn't change change change his. you couldn't change your literally your words. it was literally because columnists because we're both columnists and not a word. and you're literally not a word. you can't change any of it. it verv— you can't change any of it. it was very frustrating, - you can't change any of it. it was very frustrating, but beautifully written every time. piers, coming. piers, thank you for coming. than

i mean, william shakespeare would be shouting the games of foot cry god for harry england and saint georget of free speech, because does-a point that. does she have a point that nony.— does she have a point that nonny. no— does she have a point that harry, now that— does she have a point that harry, now that he has left his noio— harry, now that he has left his noio oo— harry, now that he has left his noio oo o— harry, now that he has left his role as a working— harry, now that he has left his role as a working royal, should be role as a working royal, should no oiiowoo— role as a working royal, should be allowed to— role as a working royal, should be allowed to comment simply as a be allowed to comment simply as oinoo— be allowed to comment simply as oinoo ooooon— be allowed to comment simply as a free speech issue— be allowed to comment simply as a free speech issue ? \rrz.r r:rz.r" . a free speech issue? no, i don't iiink— a free speech issue? no, i don't think she does because he is seen as a member of the royal family that's how he's seen. he does a title. he's still got all you know,

i mean, william shakespeare would be shouting the games of foot cry god for harry england and saint georgenow that he has left his role as a working— harry, now that he has left his role as a working royal, should be role as a working royal, should to ottopot— role as a working royal, should be allowed to— role as a working royal, should be allowed to comment simply as a be allowed to comment simply as otroo— be allowed to comment simply as otroo opooom— be allowed to comment simply as a free speech issue— be allowed to comment simply as a free speech issue ? \ttit titit“ i a free speech issue? no, i don't ttmt— a free speech issue? no, i don't think she does because he is seen as a member of the royal family that's how he's seen. he does a title. he's still got all you know, he may not be a working royal, but he's seen as a member of the royal family that's his status. and you know, and he's significance in the world. all his significant comes from the fact that he's a member of the royal family. so i'm all in favour of free speech. of course i am. but we don't say that the king can speak