i think was that if land if all those new land is acquired there will be you know new yeoman farmersamilies that can settle and they will be able to achieve some degree of economic independence putting off for an additional decades a few decades, maybe even centuries, the fate of europe, which he really was terrified of. yeah. jay, you seem to suggest, i think, more continuity between the the kind of cicero republican ism and jeffersonian is a missouri. well, without disagreeing with what clem has said here, i agree with the basic idea here that you can sort of distinguish what you know. i think maybe montesquieu would call an oligarchic republic. right. and but i think that's a slightly like when you combine two words to say like a democratic republic versus an oligarchic. so what's the differences? i think in many respects at, least as far as the jeffersonians and i would say madison in particular believed that the insight to the roman republic could be could be could incorporated into the united states even the roman republic at its most democratic was still very oligarchic. and a

is like mill johnson's here serve -- electricians, mace radio men, steward's mates, quartermaster yeoman and all the other required to man these ships that help to make up the great team. after the landing come seabees and they are planning to build johnson's in the seabees building roads behind the -- flattening out the jungle fighting with bulldozers and tools and putting airstrips in a hurry. often they have to take time out to dodge death. and to send it back. so the bill johnson's made all the navy teams. they were there at the end of the first half when these german u-boats surrendered in the atlantic, and they were there at the finish in the pacific. yes, they made all the navy teams this one and this one to. throughout our history, america, of all races and origins have fought side by side in defense of their country since the first battle of the revolution, when our country was born to more than 160 years. through all our wars, colored americans like the little johnsons of the day, have fought and died to bring victory to our armies when their arrival.

you know, his is ideal was sort of the yeoman who would follow through the lead of the gentleman who was the big landowner and the property right with his own himself and the answer is that we become yeoman farmers who are also merchants and commercial operators and manufacturers all at the same time. and they don't necessarily follow the lead of anybody. and so he's a little disappointed in that respect. think in some ways i think that the country turned out more the way washington would wanted, although and hamilton. well and hamilton hamilton we become a commercial country and you know but washington you know one of the things that washington has that's fascinating we could sort of follow his mental maps. we can follow the surveyor gauging the of the new country and where particular lines of migration are going to go. but washington as in his counsels generally, is silent. he talk a lot. he listens. he's he's famous as a young man and older to listen to his elders listened to his colleagues, listen to subordinates. and then he makes a decision and he follows through on it. and in

history of sitting on the bench of his country's national team and dinamo romania and panathinaikos yeoman in greece , took over the leadership of the iranian men's national team. the committee of referees will judge the thursday night game between persepolis and bahn. on friday night, shams azar assigned esteghlal to vision and payam heydari respectively from the first week of the premier league. the under-20 football team of our country defeated china with two goals in the second preparatory game to participate in the qualifying round of the asian nations cup. students abdi lost to the host in the previous game with the same result. and the national rowing team of our country returned to tehran today after winning 5 gold, two silver and two bronze medals in the indoor competitions of the asian championship in malaysia. at 23:00 and 23:00, the morning call to prayer in tehran will be at 3:50 and the sunrise will be at 5:30. thank you for your support, dear viewers. but in the rest of this news series , stay with my colleague mr. khosravi. hello please please in the name of allah, the merc

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so we know the social security program has that a yeoman's job historically of what has been able too over the decades as it was created in 1935 lifting seniors out of poverty, of doing a lot to lift other vulnerable groups out of poverty. we do know low income families, low-income children, we know african-americans and other racial and ethnic groups all depend heavily on social security even though they might depend on it in different ways. so with that, we also know that there are inadequacies with the system. i am also proud to have been amongst the first wave of people to propose a plan for closing the solvency gap on social security. we pulled together something called the commission to strengthen -- to modernize social security. it was comprised of women's groups and african-american -- civil rights groups and we brought them together to say, ok, if we were actually to address the shortfall, what else would we want to do? we literally went through an exercise looking at all of the possibilities of how to expand and enhance the program in order to better meet the needs of vulne

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. >> you focused on the yeoman aspect of this page when i went out in the beginning, i got a lot of negativeeedbemails worr lane. and i think, well, this is our lane. if this is not, what is? thank you meet those people and talk about the human aspect, the mother who just lost a kid, the brother who lost a brother, the trauma in the er is in the hospital's and all of a sudden you focus on the issue of kids, which by the way we know that statistic well, but many groups don't connect that to this statistic as much as we would like but when you do you get resounding response from people who are strongly supportive of the second amendment, so you don't demonize that. you focus on the human aspect. the same thing with cigarette smoking and other things. focus on the public health aspects. this is where health care providers have an important role. when you do so, you get response. the dark politics of it. you stay away from. >> audience, i want you to have a chance to ask questions. there are microphones and raise your hand and someone will find you with a microphone. this woman over here in the

life, which again, goes back deep into the 19th century, jefferson's human farmers, -- yale men -- yeoman farmers. one thing i did not include in the book was the phenomenon of little house on the prairie, which are books that were pud in the 1930's. the w was a success in the 1970's. what they do is perpetuate this mythology of the self-sufficient, independent farm family making it out on the frontier, none of which was actually ever true, not for laura ingalls or her family, it is a mythology we hang onto. when people have to live in rural places, or they choose to, it turns out it is not little house on the prairie. it is a lot different than that. and i think that contrast between myth and reality creates a lot of frictio peter: from ur book, in essence, whamagr rural people seem to want arehe benefits of urban society without the density and diversity of urban living. many americans still proct onto rural the yearning for tightkt mmunity, self-reliance, indepdee, neighborliness, and simpler, slower living. but that fantasy cannot accommodate the realities of life in many parts of rur

this is a very important day for libya. yeoman, a and it's a day of reconciliation and freedom. how are you? yeah, i'm good. how are you? among the prisoners released in 282010 were members of the libyan as lum. exciting group. one mortgage off the hardliners sold the move it's of a trail by his son, which would later lead to the leaders ouster the . the mass coach has ruptured in tanisha and egypt. the arab spring had begun on february 14th 2011. when of saith on his love's newspapers praised young people for striving for freedom, the next day families of the abu style imprisoned victims demonstrated on this bridge and being does. their spokesman thought the terrible was arrested and interrogated by abdulla a son, who's the states uncle. he said to me, what do you want? how far do you want to take the call? then he told me to fly with him to tripoli at the step of the next morning of my few layout, so that you can go down if he wanted to see me in per site, and he would never get to speak to god duffy. instead. the demonstrators were shot at the a former good dorothy command bo

they was a mustang, yeoman and he knew the ropes. and so he were sure to get supplies. nothing. we had nothing with the barracks and we were talking beef and chicken and we had beef and chicken and and and spam and, you know, you don't get you don't get any fresh vegetables, no seafood. we had canned food that cooked at cook traction and what they had to for what they had to work with. we ate very well. and we did have we did have a lot of meat and you could carry potatoes a long time. and so we were we usually had traded around the world, we usually had a few apples. you returned to new guinea after the philippines? yeah. how long were you there? what was your next stop? well, we we went into india, took on beach, took on another load of men and equipment and one roy up. we were we were probably three or four weeks in the round trip was your periods of boredom when you were out on the sea. you got to believe we were. yeah. you kind of bore all the time. we had a ship library. we all read all the books in a library or we had a, you know, telling you why we had a poker game going

two professors were key in editing it a judge can browning and susanna lee, and they did a yeoman's job of working with me. the editor, i think liz and and brian and wally here at the civil war roundtable in plymouth brian egan, who's president of the michigan civil war association. and if there's anything good about this powerpoint, it's him. and if there's that's not so good, i can take credit for that. thank you. to plymouth church or township for making this facility available and arranging it for us. and thank you to you for being patient. as i went through this account. and also thank you to the friend that ellen woodworth talked the friend who helps her through a very difficult time of life and actually throughout her whole life that spiritual friend that she always relied on so if there are questions we do have a microphone and that will be brought to you. if do want to ask a question and we'll take a few before we conclude here and i will put up my website here, which is not john dempsey, but jack dempsey. but that's okay. you'll remember it better now that you have both versio

>> jd vance is doing a yeoman's work.game and his suits are better than yours. >> jesse: stop it. how dare you. how dare you insult the faulks wardrobe department? not nice. don't have her anymore clothing wardrobe. rep there is here. that was really great interview with new some. >> thank you. >> jesse: i wonder how the president thought that when? >> not as tough as you were on me. i think what i really wanted to point out, i think in those early questions was to say how a lot of this convention has tried to erase three and a half years of biden harris administration. they are trying to run like donald trump is the incumbent and everything you say and hear about in these speeches is we are going to change without the 1300 days that they've just lived so that was a lot of the beginning of the interview and gavin newsom is very good at bobbing and weaving different answers. >> jesse: he shouldn't have been on your show. he should have been speaking tonight. why wasn't gavin newsom offered a slot here at the dnc? >> i aske

janine yeoman was posing for a controversial american pop or rock.ron co the lea he is remembered for relentlessly pursuing celebrity is doing almost whatever it takes to get the best shot. >> being a pop or rock, though, you don't have to be a we have to have put and got. i don't believe invasion of privacy. >> galella is known in particular for. taking pictures of jacqueline kennedy onassis until a judge stopped him from being able to take her picture during his nearly six-decade career. he amassed the world's largest single source collection of pop culture, photographs. it was a 1995 that crews from members of start tracks deep space. 9 space station found themselves in san francisco on the stand. the bay. >> the cold over there, it must 30th 2024, i'm not sure. and staff. >> future, which is today's date. and this is san francisco and season 3. sorry season 3 episode, deep space. 9. so some crew members are sent back centuries into san francisco and for them, it was the past. but for viewers, it was the future making predictions about our preside

back in 1970, for the kron. 4 reporter jeannine yeomans was posing there, as you can see for controversial american pop rock. so ron, go layla. he was known at the time is the proper out. so extraordinaire, he's remembered for relentlessly pursuing celebrities and doing almost whatever it takes to get the shot. so being a popular so you don't have to be a >> we have to have and got. i don't believe vain. and i was from. >> little is known in particular for pursuing jacqueline kennedy until a judge barton for taking fish of her during his nearly six-decade career. gillum asked the world. >> largest single source collection of pop culture, photographs. fascinating. all right. well, see that again under bar. i love our video archives. look. the coolest stories over the decades capsule. absolutely. okay. it is 7.56. we're gonna take a quick break. but coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news pg e warning customers now after >> a scam on the rise. we're going to share the warning signs how you can avoid it. plus, we're learning new details now on that head-on crash that left a wom

back in 1974, the kron, 4 reporter jeanine yeomans pose, therefore controversial american public so ron galella who was known at the time as the paparazzo extraordinary and he's remembered for relentlessly pursuing celebrities and doing almost whatever it took to get the shot. >> being a pop or rock, though, you don't have to be a we have to have put and got. i don't believe invasion of privacy. >> we'll go. a little was known in particular for pursuing jacqueline kennedy until a judge barred him taking her picture. there is nearly six-decade career khalil amassed the world's largest single source collection of pop culture, photographs. i definitely got very close to his term a yeah. i just wonder, you know, you have tmz and things have kind of evolved over the years. i know how the people feel. yeah. >> maybe not the best profession anymore. all right. 9.45 is the time. let's get over to the weather center because john's got our holiday weekend and we're all looking at this weekend closely because, of course, we got plans out there, even if it is just going in the backyard, that kind o

yeoman's work. i got to tell you out there, kevin, i'm wondering what you're seeing now. and are you hearing anything else about travel plans and when they will leave to head down to san antonio, texas? your timing is excellent, my friend. actually they've just started up this global 7500 behind me. so if you're hearing that jet noise, that's where that's coming from. i'm also watching. is that potus on the move there or is that vpotus? i think that's that potus, caroline said. that's so potus is on the move here to my right, when you start hearing all the motorcycles circle around, you know how this goes, you knew it was one of the two on the move now before, i had a chance to chat with you. last time i was mentioning very quickly how they were going to go inside, and have just a little family time with the president. the vice president, and so on and so forth. they have been able to do that. but it's such a remarkable night. you want to talk about being witness to the rough draft, the first draft of history. that's what tonight has been, trace. it's fast and very quickl

second thing is that one of the names because it hasn't been mentioned as jason miller, who's done a yeoman's job with the comms operation of donald trump. and i actually think that things changed. i believe it was august of september of 2020 or august 2016, excuse me, when they brought in kellyanne conway the first time and she actually changed things for the better the problem, as you said, though, is the candidate no matter no matter what you say trump whisperer, right? if you have someone who can get to the candidate doesn't make a difference. >> i do think that makes it there was but she also brings gravitas and she also can be a spokesperson in her own right. and i think they need more people out there where he's not talking like he did a press conference i'm one event today, bait him not have enough people out there talking and j.d. vance is not breaking through, so they need more spokespeople out there. >> another shift from 2016, there was a lot more surrogates, i think out on networks like myself and many others round. >> but i will say one of the best, one of the best surrogates yo

um, liz cheney and adam kinsinger doing yeoman's work. i actually think that the the hero and we all saw this today was mike pence mike pence saved our democracy. he risked his life. to save our democracy and he will go down in history as the most important vice president we have had in this country. um the moment that was most heartening i was locked in my room in longworth because they told us we couldn't leave um was when we heard that mike pence nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell called us back into session to certify those electors and these speeches made on the senate floor by many republicans were some of the most profound speeches that i have heard and gave me a lot of hope even though i had been locked in my office. um, i am unfortunately, um pessimistic about whether or not we will pass a raft of reform legislation, like what came after watergate we have not even been able to pass the john lewis voting rights act to correct. what the supreme court? has done to our voting rights notwithstanding. what president trump advocated for a

first off doing yeoman's work there. >> with the rain. >> apparently a storm just blasting you.g up here. more serious aspect, follow-up to andrew asked. have you been in touch with any of our allies, saudi arabia, any of the major oil-producing allies or opec nations to try to gain some confidence that if there is any kind of disruption to iranian exports, that we will be able, not just with the u.s., but with the help of some partners, to make up for any loss of volume, should we get one from iran? >> so, brian, first, look, this is my commitment here in the rain to cnbc. i'll note that. look, we are in touch with opec countries all the time with oil producer because it's such an important impact on the u.s. economy and american families. i am very hopeful we do not get to a place of disruption. that is not the plan. that's not what we're hoping for. but we always plan for that. and a few thing ice can say. look, we're at a much better place on energy prices right now than we were earlier. we are, oil prices are lower than a year ago. gasoline prices are lower than a year ago.