the world congress of imam reza (peace be upon him), which is going to be held , please tell me the date and details of this program. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the fifth world congress of imam reza (peace be upon him) will be held on may 24 and 25 in mashhad, astan. moghads razavi is the host of him and the university of tehran is actually considered his alma mater. yes, alhamdulillah, 200 articles 100 national articles and 100 articles from 35 countries have been received. these have been reviewed and judged in scientific processes, and we hope to have standard lectures. in terms of academics, god bless you for coming and being judged. some of them have now reached the final stage, which you mentioned is going to be presented in mashhad on 24th of may. in fact, justice for all is injustice to no one, the reason why this topic was chosen in any case, we live in an environment where if it was necessary to give reasons that justice is an important issue, now with the situation in palestine and the understanding that has been created about the importance of justice in the wo

the fifth world congress of hazrat reza, peace be upon him. the fifth world congress of hazrat reza, peace be upon him, after a 30-year break with poetry. justice for all, oppression of no one , will be held on may 24th and 25th in the razavi shrine. at the opening of the congress, we hope that the video message of the supreme leader of the revolution will be broadcast, and the president will be the opening speaker . ameli and ayatollah sobhani will have a written message for the congress of 200 articles to the secretariat this congress sent. became. 100 articles from iran and 100 articles in english, arabic and spanish from 35 countries, of which 80 articles will be presented in this congress . we are living in an environment where if it was necessary to give reasons that justice is an important issue now , at least with the situation in palestine and the understanding that the importance of justice has been created in the world. i think there is no need to say why this is important. the next point is that the civilizational thought of imam r

of the executive board of the european congress of ukrainians, the board of directors of the world congress of ukrainians, political adviser of the ukrainian society of belgium. glad for you. to see, actually, thank you, your case is this, then, then that the case when the descendants of ukrainians who once had to escape from ukraine because of the russian occupiers, now you, their descendants, do a lot of necessary things for ukraine, and we now have such discussions about how those ukrainians who are now fleeing from the russian...occupation, whether they, or their children, their descendants, will be just as concerned about the fate of ukraine, but now we have a survey that is a bit sad for us that 34% of ukrainians who ended up abroad because of the war are not interested in the news with of ukraine. why are you interested in news from ukraine, although your passport no longer says citizen of ukraine, mr. zenon was actually born in belgium. and mr. bohdan was born in prague or in the czech republic, why? well, i can say one word, first of all, my father never ran away from ukraine, ugh,

i came here for the conclusion of the world congress of imam reza, peace be upon him. they came on the pilgrimage day of imam reza. they visited their ancestors and now his holy body is visiting this shrine on friday night. i fell for the arrival of the pure body of the noble martyr and world famous hajj qassem soleimani, and abu mahdi al-muhandis and his companions came here . it's true, it bothers you and me a bit , we want to reach the connection sooner, but this delay is a sign of the crowd and the welcoming crowd outside this sanctuary, and we are grateful. the revolution of the revolution of the islamic revolution. my name, my life , my blood, you, my ways, my blood, you, my blood, the price of the martyrs, on the fruits of faith, the burning flames human sales effect with. young people, you are a reminder of the companions of the revolution, you are the fugitives of the criminals, you are a strange era, you are a storm of the revolution. you are you, you are the victory of god's victory, the hand of god's power , in the distance of sedition , i beat you during t

the 5th world congress of imam reza, peace be upon him, with the slogan of justice for all and oppression for none, and the presence of representatives of 35 countries, will be held next week in the holy shrine of razavi. the scientific secretary of this congress said in a press conference that after a 30-year hiatus, the fifth congress will be held with an international approach and paying attention to the views and civilizational approaches of imam reza (peace be upon him) to various issues with an approach of justice. according to mr. ameli, 17 meetings were held for the 5th congress hosted by countries such as latin america, pakistan , iraq, turkey, and england, and 33 meetings were held in iran. held. 24th congress and 20 meetings in the congress are expected to be held simultaneously. at the opening of the congress , we hope that the video message of the supreme leader of the revolution will be broadcast and the president will be the opening speaker . makarem shirazi ayatollah javadi ameli and ayatollah sobhani. they will have a written document for the congress and in the closing c

there aren't 10 christian zionists go to the zionist world congress. reds of millions of user the world. and look, i live in america and i know that there are some members of the jewish community even in america who had' rather stand alone than stand alongside evangelicals and i get it. i don't even judge them for it. my friend, a stein said to me. said i'm she said, look, johnnie, every n history, someone decided to kill all the jews and for most of history, it was a christian. and she's right.ty for keeping their guard up when either a christian or more so a politician comes to you and says, i'm here to help. but i ntwe actually here to help. and let me be clear. like us or not trust us or not, i am here to say, even if you don't like ust trust us it really doesn't matter. you can count on us. we will stand with you always. [applause] and finally, i didn't come here to convert anyone. quite the opsite. iame here to thank you for converting us 2,000 years ago. we've learned so we have so much to learn from you. and we probably have a lot to learnom ea

some time later, two of them at the world congress. zionism is present in the hague do the output of the congress is the strengthening of the jewish colonies. a militia group is formed in the city of jaffa. they breathe violence. the jew fell from fire and blood and will rise from fire and blood. this violent group is later renamed hashomer and then hagana . in 190 the local people are forced to leave the area and immediately the immigration of jews begins, with the expansion of the jewish population, the next plan is implemented. the acquisition of vacant land somewhere near jaffa and of course close to the sea, this area becomes known as tel aviv, and its coast becomes the place of illegal entry of jewish immigrants to palestine. at the beginning of the 20th century, the ottoman sick man it is called europe. world war i begins . russia and the ottomans are greatly weakened , but england is satisfied with the events. in the middle of the war , england's main goal is declared to be palestine. to be british and french representatives sec

there aren' 10 christian zionists go to the zionist world congress. dreds of millions of us all over the world. and look, live in america and i know that there are some members of the jewish community even in americ who had' rather stand alone tha stand alongside evangelicals an i get it. i don't even judge them for it. my friend, alec stein said to me. said i'm trying to understand this. and she said, look, johnnie, every 75 years or so in history, someone decided to kill all the jews and for most of history, i was a christian. and she's right. i don't judge anyone in the jewish community for keepin their guard up when either a christian or more so a politician comes to you and says, i'm here to help. but i want to tell you, we are actually here to help. and let me be clear. like us or not, trust us or not, i am here to say, even if you don't like us and even if you don't trust us, it really doesn't matter. you can count on us. we will stand with you always. [applause] an finally, i didn't come here to convert anyone. quite the opposite. i came here

from holding the 5th world congress imam reza (peace be upon him) has received more than 200 essays on the eve of razavi's judgment . we have about 54 guests from abroad, 11 of whom will present essays in person and virtually , in order to hold a 5,000-person homework celebration for girls. on wednesday, the twenty-sixth, in fact , in the month of may, this celebration of duty will be held in the holy shrine of hazrat fatima masoumeh for girls , routine activities. you are sending missionaries and speakers all over the country and also planning to hold more than 10,000 programs across the country this year for the 17th year of the celebrations. people under the shadow of the sun will be held inside the country and we will cover more than 2,300 places in the country, god willing. and at the international level. we are fortunate that so far 14 countries have coordinated to send convoys under the shadow of the sun. the minister of culture and islamic guidance also said in this meeting that we are trying to continue these programs in line with social services throughout the year. we oursel

the fifth will be held on wednesday and thursday for the northwest world congress of hazrat reza, peaceupon him, with the slogan of justice for all and oppression for none, and the presence of representatives of 3 five countries next week in the razavi shrine. will be held. the scientific secretary of this congress said in a press conference: after 30 years, the fifth congress with an international approach and paying attention to the perspective and approach. imam reza's cultural events are held with a justice approach to various issues. according to mr. ameli , 17 meetings were held for the 5th congress hosted by countries such as latin america, pakistan, iraq, turkey and england , and 30 meetings were held in iran. congress will be held on the 24th and 25th of may. 20 meetings are planned in the congress, which will be held simultaneously. it will be held at the opening of the congress . we hope that the video message of the supreme leader of the revolution it will be broadcast and the president will be the opening speaker. 3 people from the delegation authorities, ayatollah makarem

infallible imams (peace be upon him), especially the issue of reviving the religious affairs of the world congress of hazrat reza (peace be upon him), which he also mentioned at the beginning of this topic , will begin tomorrow with the diligence and attention of your honorable dulat after 3 decades. this congress of in the last thousand years ago, its meetings started with the presence of experienced experts and professors in the field of religious and social issues from within the country, from the region and internationally . this is the congress that called. qalat in interfaith foundations , in common issues, for example, the fight against oppression , the spread of justice, these are the issues that we have neglected among our religions, we have a say, our school has a say in this area, it has a fundamental say, fortunately, they pay attention to our invitation to accept these topics. it has been brought up and let me tell you that the supreme leader of beginning. this congress is from the 1960s until today, and today is the fifth one. in the 1960s, i think 3 congresses have been held. the 71

komov, president of the analytical center family policy of the russian federation, representative world congressrussia, alexey, i greet you. program, yes, hello, good afternoon, and today we are talking about the future that the western world offers, a future in which a person is invited to consider himself a god in words, in practice there is absolutely no place for god, and where there is no god, i think you agree with me, it is known who rules the show, and i addressed the guests present in the studio a question to which i would like the answer to come from your lips: do you agree with what? major rift in the world today we are going along the line of struggle for the soul of humanity, yes, it seems to me that this is the exposed nerve that divides people in the 20th century, and we see at what speed there is a departure from traditional christian, family values ​​- in europe and america, and russia, belarus, in this regard, some other countries are such... in fact, the opposite pole in this struggle, and other brix countries, third world countries, developing countries look at the position t

some time later, two of them at the world zionist congress in laha. they are present. the output of the congress is the strengthening of the jewish colonies. a militia group is formed in the city of jaffa. they breathe violence. the jew fell from fire and blood and will rise from fire and blood. this violent group is later renamed hashomer and then hagana . in 1907, weissmann, a chemist. and the zionist leader enters palestine. he must make and start something to seize the lands around jaffa. after 3 years, some hectares of land in the north of palestine will be taken over. the local people are forced to leave the area, and the jewish exodus immediately begins. as the jewish population expands, the next plan is implemented. the acquisition of vacant land somewhere near jaffa, and of course close to the sea, this area became known as tel aviv, and its coast became the place of illegal entry of jewish immigrants to palestine. at the beginning of the 20th century, ottoman was called the sick man of europe. world war i begins. russia and the ottomans are greatly weakened.

in 1897, in basel switzerland when hartsell gathered to a delegates for the first finest world congresse believe only jewsly attended the congress and they are mainly right. but they're not entirely right. since this is a sign his coalition you may know that theater hartsell also invited ten christian observers to the first zionist congress. he was not on one of the influential figures in history having ignited this zionist movement, is also a dear friend of christians, christians of the evangelical type. in fact, it was hurtful himself the probably first used the term christian zionists and used it to describe the commitment to israel exhibited by two of his christian friends. the first was reverend william heckler, a minister with the british embassy in vienna. heckler became fasted with the influential work of the jewish state. he immediately became one of his most zealous followers can one of her kills most influential global advocates. a loyal disciple of the teaching which is ironic because hartsell was secular and personal comments on this in his director you said his friend heck

well, firefighters from around the world have converged on washington, dc for the first ever world fire congress. more than 55 countries are represented in this weeklong event hosted by the u.s. fire administration and fema. a big focus is on the mental and physical health of firefighters, who often suffer from ptsd or develop cancer because of their work. also, how climate change is shifting, what they encounter on the job communities, much like we experienced in the united states on the island of maui and lahaina, where this was not a wildland fire, this was a community conflagration that spread because of the drought condition and, of course, a fire then, coupled with hurricane force winds tomorrow at the library of congress, the party supporting countries will sign a statement that details their mission. a big day for apple fans. the company announced its first new ipad models in nearly two years. apple revealed the ipad air and ipad pro tablets in a video posted to its website today. they're being billed as apple's thinnest device ever. the tablets also use a new kind of display called the

crisis now, firefighters from around the world are in washington, dc today for the first ever world fire congress. and right now they're at the library of congress to sign a statement detailing their mission. and meteorologist vianey arana is here for more insight. i'm wondering how many countries are taking part in this and what are they actually hoping to accomplish? well, audrey, more than 55 countries are represented in the week long event hosted by the u.s. fire administration and fema. their focus is on how climate change is shifting, what they are facing on the job itself. now, a big topic is lithium ion batteries, which are found in everyday items from your cell phone, laptops, remotes, portable chargers and of course, those popular e-bikes. here is the problem they can overheat and cause fires if damaged. when used wrong or not stored properly. issues we have seen play out inside homes and plane cabins. now it's a growing hazard that fire departments, big and small, are working to prevent. but i think what you hear here, the call to action from us is one pass this national legislation th

refreshed inspired with a firmf that we have made a good start on the road to a world of peace and am confident that the congress and the american people will accept the as the beginning of permanent structure of peace upo build an underground that better world in which our childan your men, mine, and the children and grandchildren of the whole world must live and can live. that, my friend we all imagine jack, give you what i feel is very deeply. and i know that of you are feeling it today and are going to feel it in the future. president roosevelt imagined, an organization of nations dedicated to equality and mutual security with the institutions, backbone, being the four policemen, the united states great britain, the soviet union and china, who would enforce the fdr died days before he was to address the opening session of the conference that created the united nations and the day before his death, he labored over a speech about the postwar world. the mere conquest of ourote. americans have to cultivate the science of humany of all peoples, of all kinds to live together and work together in the same world at

world. fdr is most enduring expression of this concept came in his january sixth 1941 an congress in the futuredays, which we seek to make secure, he declared, we look forward to a world founded on four essential human freedoms. the first is freedom speech and expression. every square in the world. the second is freedom of every person to worship god in his own way. everywhere in the world. from one, which translated into world terms, means economic. which will secure to nation a healthys inhabitants. everywhere in the world. the fourth freedom fear, which into terms means a6p world wide reduction of armament to such a point and in such a thorough that no will be in a position to commit an act. th perfect aggression against neighbor anywhere in the world. during the final year of the in europe, allied forces began overrunning camps used by nazi germany carry out its horr solution. the effort to eliminate europe'sknown today as thef holocaust. the final solution was rooted in nazi ideology, which held that -- were inferior beings, who, by their very existence threane the nazi concept of racial

of the world but we know s on the far end of the world will come back to bite us if it is effectively including with our engagement. we are asking congress to fully fund the educational and cultural stages. they are one of the best, have for enhancing our values around the world. they support students, researchers, young professionals studying at home and abroad. we need to guard against attempts by competitors to spread nf misinformation around the world. critical. it is a critical tool for capturing the threat of information manipulation by china, russia, and others and we urge you to extend the the coming months. to outcompete our rivals we need to invest in the foundation of our strength abroad and the diplomatic corps . the budget makes a strong investment in expanding r overseas presence in the pacific islands and eastern caribbean. we of american diplomacy. we veryve reorganize the department to make sure that we are ready for the challenges of dealing with new technologies, global health, climate, dealing with china. we are making the necessary investments to try to and maintain the most talented workforce possible. we are invest

world? >> congress should take this up because it is confusing and it leaves journalist and a large where they will be subject to two different interpretations of the case. with the press act and with the definitions it provides, and with the comprehension with which it addresses this issue, it is really an opportunity for congress to clarify, and to offer that certainty to journalists and sources, who as we have heard from our colleagues on the stand today, are going to be less and less likely to come forward. that, ultimately, harms americans, because when americans don't have access to information, they can't understand what the government is doing. it is a comprehensive approach that needs to happen as quickly as possible. >> i appreciate that. i think it also harms the court system when we are putting the courts in a position where they are doing something that is undermining first amendment and free press rights. we have noted, i think, that dozens of our states -- i have seen 49 states, i have seen 32 states, so the majority of states and d.c. have now enacted shield laws, but they are

congress you should have noted two things. one, senator cardin's yen counsel, chief counsel is one of my former students. one. two. that this matters to how the world works. so congress, what you've heard so far, is that congress has other roles to play than you thought. under article 5, it does have the role to propose and ultimately in our view decide about these procedural questions involving ratification. that's very, very important. you know, the founders put the congress in article 1 for a reason. they knew that their old systems in the states had not worked particularly well. so they changed some of their -- the constitutional articles of the state constitutions that they had come from the colony. so they added something called the president in article 2. and courts only come in article 3. they did ask why congress put them in the basement of the capitol for a very, very long time. indeed, when they built the marble palace, the supreme court of the united states, several people did not want to even have their offices in there because they thought it was much too posh during the middle of the depression. so i think at law school we teach you

coverage begins friday night at seven right here on nbc on washington, d.c. for the first ever world fire congress. it's today at the library of congress and they're participating countries. will signed a statement detailing their mission. more than 55 countries are represented in the week long event hosted by the u.s. fire administration and fema. a big focus is on how climate change is shifting, what they encounter on the job. much like we experienced in the united states on the island of maui and lahaina, where this was not a wildland fire. this was a community conflagration that spread because of the drought condition. and, of course, a fire then, coupled with hurricane force winds. the conference. the conference is also looking at how mental and physical health of the firefighters, who often suffer ptsd or develop cancer because of their work. and you can see more stories on our climate reporting on our website, nbcbayarea.com, and look for this story on the climate in crisis page. thank you. carrie new this morning. may is mental health awareness month, and today we're focused on our teens a

or how true that is, that congress is about to invite nothing, you know, to speak to the both houses. but what supposed to be, you know, the color of democracy around the world. us congress is going to host the, the war crime the, the politically corrupt. there is nothing you know, only simply to, to, to human data, international court. so the united states are spending more more isolated just as is, ryan is defending the back against the work committee. cannot their actual loss. but just as israel and united states to the world, to go to hatton, for the state, it goes around to go through that headache. mm. okay, well, have to leave it there. thanks so much my one now and the shower a senior political analyst. thanks so much o w h o has content images here with the palestinians in northern gaza are experiencing famine spokesman topic just rich told send me is ident earlier than the fit situation and gals are as disparate there is a clearly need 4 more florida. now with the rough, our crossing border being close to the situation where. busy we get to where was there wasn't now i see that was done by a number of agencies. a saying that the, the defendant is e

the international kant congress brought together scientists from all over the world in kaleningrad; it, the day of the great philosopher’s tercentenary. 2 months before the congress itself, more than 700 applications were received, of which 80 or more were from foreign countries. and these are, of course, the brix countries, and china, and india, brazil, argentina, and, by the way, but these... and european countries, people who do not succumb to the mainstream, people who they would be happy to come to russia, they want to come to russia in order to talk about kant to make sure that russia today is a country where kant’s legacy is safe. most of the meetings took place at the ikbfu, it became the operator of the congress, on the anniversary days, kant university opened the first stage of its world-class campus. vladimir putin signed a decree on a special procedure for compensation for damage caused by russia and the central bank of our country in connection with the unfriendly actions of the united states. the document has already been published. it says in particular, that the propert

we are going to address the congress near the end o world war i. president woodrow wilson laid out his 14-point for world peace. he asserted political independence and territorial integrity required in nations, united against aggressor, we cannot be separatedest or divided in purpose, we stand together until the end. president wilson never realized his vision foron coalition of nations based on his 14 points. theorld had to second world war, a war more br first. before there wasollective rpose. come together in common the principles president wilson championed formed the basis of international order we live in today. that order is being challenged byrussia's illegal aunprovoked attack on a sovereign nation of ukraine. ukraine defense contact group has stood together the face of this russian aggression and we'll continue stand together to support ukraine and defend the national r. once again, i want to thank secretary austin for leadership in this international coalition of more than 50 in support of ukraine. thanks also to defense and delegation wh

world war two. actually, she thought there needed to be more debate. and there was such a rush to a declaration and she her first vote, first woman in congress, was against world war one. so an older peace activist, she was of on the line in the peace movement, too. so the americans should care about the korean war and any war for two reasons. one is the action is in our name and if it's something that you support, it's only collective political action. there's any meaningful political restraint now. and there's also memory of war that's deeply in american legal doctrine and so the korean war doesn't get forgotten in the in the law. instead, it serves as a precedent for the legitimacy of unilateral presidential action, in spite of the fact that the constitution has a clause that says congress declares war and and, you know, once it's sort of built into sort of legal doctrine as precedent, then it justifies later unilateral uses war. some scholars say, well, it doesn't really matter because there haven't been any wars that haven't had an authorization that are as big as well that completely misses point, because the the the the the legal logistic history

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the city on the hill in congress is a big part of this hearing across the worldpublican we should all be embarrassed by this. you don't need to wander too far when looking at this way sony congress and people are retiring with the seriousness of theea place taking a knockni.n, >> is aa woman when aoc comes t and says oh baby girl don't even , play she's acting like a tougt girlhe.an >> it's like meaa:n girls take e hill like a movie coming out this august wait until you see it. thing happening is the democrato are trying to filibuster because they don't want to answer the question as to why biden is t trying to hide the audio tape being released because the transcripts are already public that so we know he said he's an elderly man with a poor memory when trouble answering theth questions we have the transcripu the question is the audio.on how bad must the audio be thatth they are so desperate and i have it out there as a mother who ist in office as they're taking a point as the democrats aree. saying they don't want to release because they are afraid as that's po

congress. would you have supported dropping the atomic bombs on here? shame, or nagasaki, general brown, in world war 2? well the, the sooner i think it is based on the situation where the a well, we know, i mean is half and we know i'm not asking they did it. do you think that was disproportionate? it was, uh, it was dip definitely. uh well, what do you use, what do you live in on site? do you think that was the right decision for america to drop to atomic bombs on the japanese cities in question? well, i'll tell you to stop the war. japanese officials were horrified by the rhetoric of lindsey graham to say the least and a. com at a time when western leaders say that threatening to bring nuclear weapons into the ukraine conflict is simply fair game. just reckless and they're responsible for the leader of a major new nuclear armed power to be saber rattling the way that he is with respect to the casualties for, for nuclear weapons. so we're honestly, we monitor this and have continued to monitor this very closely. i can tell you, we've seen nothing, even despite the reckless rhetoric that would c

blood transfusion organization of 30 countries of the world in the 5th international congress of blood transfusion medicine in iran blood transfusion medicine means that all stages of time. when the blood is collected from the blood donor until the time its products are injected to the patient in need of blood transfusion and the products are injected in the hospital, we have a lecture about the country. egypt, libya, france, italy, switzerland, and dubai are also present. iran is the only islamic country present in the international association of rare bloods of the king of oman. he had a rare blood group. they could not provide that blood group, but fortunately, this blood group was available in iran and we transferred it, which could save his life. according to the world health organization , blood health indicators in iran since 2007 are similar to developed and high-income countries. we provided 100% of the blood and home products of derma center. two years ago and 3 years ago this number it was 90d and below 90. blood reserves of the average country. it has been selected as a par

world. that is their bubble. different understandings of how congress works, the world works. to the polarization. >> i will make two observations i made during the last year. during the big speakers fight at the beginning of this session, i looked down at any moment in time, at least half the members were on their phones either reading or typing. these are members of congress. they were not talking to each other. they were on the phone. . that tells me something about where their attention is. >> checking their twitter mentions. [laughter] >> there was a time when i ran a house office, and we had one press person in both -- one for both washington and the district. today, in the standard house office, you have a communications director, deputy communications director and the press secretary who was below . two things i will say about it, it's very difficult to get a phone call returned from any of those three. they are very busy. and what they are very busy doing is monitoring social media and doing social media feeds. they don't doymore, just sociala outgoing things. most ho

in an address to congress near the end of world war i, president woodrow wilson laid out his 14-point program for world peace. he asserted that political independence and territorial integrity required an association of nations, unity against authoritarian aggressors. he said, and i quote, "we cannot be separated in interests or divided in purpose. we stand together until the end." president wilson never realized his vision for a strong coalition of nations based on his 14 points. the world had to endure a second world war, a war more brutal, more costly than the first. before there was collective will to come together in common purpose. the principles president wilson championed we live in today. that order is being challenged by russia's illegal and unprovoked attack on the sovereign nation of ukraine. ukraine defense contact group has stood together in the face of this russian aggression. it will continue to stand together to support ukraine and defend the international order. once again, i want to thank secretary austin for his leadership in this international coalition of more th

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congress. my concern is the world in which we live in. is good had the wall next four years i look at these numbers 79, 79, and nine. you know what that is? seventy-nine years since we had a great war. 789 years since you used a nuclear weapon. nine countries with nuclear weapons. there were to be 20 or 30 today. we now assume having been a generation that was not here during world war ii this stuff just happens. it doesn't just happen in the td looks like the 1930s give the axis of evil back together. you've got a weakness inside washington. you have an isolation list working inside the republican party pretty got a democratic party moving away from israel. you have got a populism growing. there is no principle behind it. that is a perfect storm for someone to make some big stupid. the 79 years would not have lasted had it not been for america and the leadership. we face the soviet union, it collapsed. we had a standup down the cuba missile crisis we've been through. we have had reagan. we need stability and i am fearful in the world of

went on for seven years before he had the idea, he had actually tried to convince members of congress to do a world war two museum or a d-day museum and his offices in the research center where he was collecting, transcribing these oral histories. and gunter was ed and these would come in and and he'd say, come here and listen to this. and it be a story like that or. listen to this audio tape or this transcribe. this stuff is great stuff. we're saving it. it's going to all go in my book on d-day. so this was going on from the time created the eisenhower center in three up until the moment that we set in either his backyard or mine but atas his little gazebo tt behind his backyard after katrina i went took that picture. so it was kind of off kilter. and he got moved by water a little bit. but we'd sit there after noon and he was close to campus. i'd go by and and that's when we when he had the idea to do a research part in a museum on the research park, and he said, i just gotten that assignment out to and that site right there was where hiins tested the landing craft. and he says the perfect site,