[usa! usa! usa!] rep. cawthorn: there is no better place to be this evening than a rally for the 45th and seventh president of the united states, donald trump. i'm from the mountains of western north carolina, i'm very happy to come out to this congressional district. i come from the mountains where my ancestors settled at 270 years ago and i am descended from patriots. i love being in the rough, individualistic mountains. we love our independence. just like most americans do. but the powers in washington, d.c. are controlled by dark forces. we have a geriatric despot who sits in the oval office. my friends, what's going on in our country, it's hard. we are facing dark times. i know many of you recognize that we are facing dark times. but you also realize that america's greatest comeback happens when things seem the hardest. when we come out and fight the hardest. when i see how quickly our country is changing, the adage that best describes this time is that hard times created strongmen, and strongmen crea

. >> usa, usa, usa, usa. rep. cawthorn: there is no better place to be than a rally for the 40 fifth and 47th president of the united states, donald j. trump. i am from the mountains of western north carolina. i am very happy to come out to this congressional district. bo heinz is going to represent this area. incredible. i come from the mountains. my ancestors settled those mountains 270 years ago and they fought the revolutionary war there. i and dissented from patriots. it's the greatest honor of my life. we are individualistic, we love our independence, we want the government to stay out of our lives like most americans do. i will tell you, the levers of power in washington dc are controlled by dark forces. we have halls of congress being shoveled by cowards. we have a geriatric despot in the oval office. my friend, what's going on in our country, it is hard. we are facing dark times. i know that many of you recognize that we are facing dark times. you also realize that america's greatest comeback happened whe

paypal wants usa bmx national sanctioning body to pay a lot more money from the track to hold races and recently hosted the world qualifiers in march. we're going to france fourth grader chase perkins qualified to be on team usa in the bmx world championships held this july. but with his home track closed, his dad is having to drive over an hour to napa and even salinas multiple times a week for practice every day. of training counts, and every day that this track is closed, is taken away from the opportunity of the you know? 12 to 15 kids that qualified just from this area alone. it's very annoying. it's hard to do homework in the car when you're driving somewhere else, but when you can't do it in time at home it's way better tuesday night, bmx racers came to santa clara city hall to support nick valencia attracts volunteer director of operations who filed this petition with city council. he wants the council to consider taking control of the track away from powell and give it directly to usa bmx or a non profit that can pay to keep it running so these kids can race to new heights. val

so said the usa usa thrust upon that, but the ha will oppose unused this. i know what you need from you so much conflict thursdays. what they'll see me ask you what was spoken. you are just blue sharks. putting in fulton and horse village, i will live with you. little companion for bullets, foolish with when i 1st. yep. came up. i called chris over in used cars, austell with a sala. jim schnell, is my done a lot of studies or isn't gonna cut the pro, what got said, she did not put enough law, especially in the super libya, was for potential. so be external with pohden is the aggressor today. i'm authorizing additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. i think. yeah. switch us list of course renewed as you speak on the bill in your senior, mostly mine the wish you were banding all imports of russian oil and gas. new g, i g with the literature with joe by imposing these sanctions on russia. you has destroyed the american economy, so there's your boomerang blue needs to

muy parejo todo ojala y llegue mexico con argentina hay que tomar en cuenta polonia con lewandowski usa con inglaterra es complicado con iran tiene chance de pasar como segundo de su grupo muchas gracias rogelio hubo reacciones en todas las esquinas de las redes sociales la seleccion mexicana dijo a soñar en grande vamos a luchar con todo por los colores la seleccion argentina por su parte dicen que van todos juntos por un nuevo sueño desde hoy hasta el 21 de noviembre va a estar en todos los medios no se va a jugar como siempre en epoca veraniega le hemos preguntado a los aficionados que opinan con polonia y arabia saudita no se puede confiar nosotros los colombianos estamos apoyando al equipo de usa tenemos un gran compromiso por que nos ha tocado mexico tiene historia polonia tambien viene con lewandowski enojado con messi dentro de todo contento espero de este mundial 2022 despues de 15 años de ser el numero uno del mundo espero que leo messi se pueda coronar una copa del mundo se disfruta mucho este evento como todo argentino ilusionado con el equipo de messi estamos listos para

s. missouri general. macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands with the hoa america unless she hi norma, tanya. let her good. there are a maker thomas summer. nealon jayla goes okay, america. debra new and you ah ah, the took you tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946 by this time churchill had already delivered his sinew as of peace speech that heralded the cold war. and the tokyo tribunal became an arena, revealed confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 7. $31.00 ended detachments despite soviet demands the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland. which to this day remains the headquarters for the

i have businesses in russia, in usa, _ afloat. i have businesses in russia, in usa, and - afloat. i have businesses in russia, in usa, and i- afloat. i have businesses inj russia, in usa, and i travel afloat. i have businesses in l russia, in usa, and i travel a lot. i certainly understand the things that are happening right now in russia—ukraine situation will create problems for me to earn money and be free to travel wherever i want. they are digital— travel wherever i want. they are digital nomads, - travel wherever i want. they are digital nomads, they i are digital nomads, they already feel at home here. younger, educated russians like these can work and play anywhere. they have a good life in moscow but they can have a good life here as well. i in moscow but they can have a good life here as well.- good life here as well. i am not political _ good life here as well. i am not political at _ good life here as well. i am not political at all, - good life here as well. i am not political at all, so i i good life here as well. i am not political at all, so i am | not politica

ask people's republic. russell bentley says, this is what happens to countries facing nato and the usa ah, the devastation of wool, syria, iraq, afghanistan, and olivia yugoslavia. now ukraine is joining the list of countries devastated by the outcome of a color revolution starters, i wouldn't call it a cou. i would call at the popular overthrow of a of an illegitimate regime. ah, i was in widen, in 2014, when my dad started not to plant grain disease, a civil war situation forward from abroad. not from russia, but fully from ben donnell, fullerton, washington from canada. p. lundy ah! directly from not. and you're thanks to the finish, journalist, vienna's, but couldn't get people in the west can know what's really happening and ukraine groups and not just what's reported by western media. this is a serial war situation, not war between crane and russia, but war from the west against russian world. on february, the 23rd 2014, just after my done, the ukrainian parliament looks to repeal the law on the basics of state language policy. they suggest limiting the use of the russian languag

to get the usa. people remember what happened in 2010 when england were held to a draw at the world cup in south africa, also 1950 when england suffered one of the most infamous defeats at the hands of the usa, so on paper, you had imagine they will be pleased with that, but that possibility of england playing either wales or scotland, that will be such a tantalising prospect for fans and all the countries involved. it will be fascinating to see whether that happens. there were ass all whether that happens. there were gasps all around _ whether that happens. there were gasps all around the _ whether that happens. there were gasps all around the office. - whether that happens. there were gasps all around the office. it - whether that happens. there were gasps all around the office. it was| gasps all around the office. it was always going to happen, wasn't it? any of those other groups taking your fancy? any of those other groups taking yourfancy? t any of those other groups taking your fancy?— your

that kind of research in countries where lives are of low of value to the usa. the west, of course, does not care about the lives or the conditions of the ukraine or the population. it is also been historically eyed by people like adolf hitler and the german were war, tao to strategic plans for defeating russia. ukraine was rich with oil and it was always i'd as a natural resource ah, area that could be utilized muster just it's fluid. we won't be was, would assume use them. we do it. when could could do it wasn't going to be a to is squished as a bonus of police, but then you really to listings request as a bonus, a is within my new context of me, but i was getting ready for you, but done it in your skirts. and impossible to monitor the labs activities fully. even though america says their doors are always open at the yest, expertise a most depressed aicpa beneath them doesn't. because i'd say if of catalogs or crip into stomach that the naturally skirt literally spits ellis thick atoria wedlock to dust. which is that area is regina the worst, a thumb place hoa

that kind of research in countries where lives are of low of value to the usa. the west, of course, does not care about the lives or the conditions of the ukraine or the population. it is also been a, historically, i'd buy people like adolf hitler, and the german were wor, doe to strategic plans for defeating russia. ukraine was rich with oil and it was always i'd as a natural resource ah, area that could be utilized muster deities to split tweet won't be, was, would assume use them. we do it. when could go to it wasn't going to be a day's squished as it would have been erased. but then we need to list indians request as a bonus is within the new york context of me, bertha was getting when you, when you both done that in the us, give us an impossible to monitor the labs activities fully. even though america says their doors are always open at the yest, expertise a most depressed hipa beneath them doesn't. because i'd say if of catalogs or crip into stomach ethan, yet you're me. skirt mostly spit cellular thick. a po rear wed little dust, which is that area is a

the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives from slavery. ruthless and remorseless exploitation from the phone of british diplomats professor of political ideas. and also william melanson has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for it to rise and fall only one main thing is important for knox, ism internationally speaking, that is, that nations what state allowed to do anything of mazda races. and then you have the minor nations who are the slave for the europeans, the slave for indians africans. for hitler, there were jews, gypsies, and sobs, naziism is truly convenient. it's a cynical justification for wiping out some cold inferior races. and shamelessly rubbing them at the same time with long before the 3rd rice appeared. naziism had been common in the west. there is only one sane and logical thing to be done with a rarely inferior

instead of adjusting for basic things like age, the most common age or a man in black man in the usa is 27, for a white man is 58 and close. the major old light rights claims that divers societies don't function were no more likely eto be accurate. large countries have been diverse since ancient rome. if you want a lot of land there are different kinds of peoplethat live on it . so the point of the book i think is many things that almost everyone seems to believe really aren't accurate. we believe these things because we are being told them by people. so i look at that, i examine why y this is a very controversial thing to do. this came on top of a previous, he crime folks which makes the point that a lot of these very high-profile kind of racial incidents that we've seen in recent years , covington catholic here in kentucky. just the smallest mock bydave chapelle . so on turned out simply not to be true. so the topic of both these books i think was looking into is that a lot of things that we're all expected to believe are real . the question is why they're expected to believe them

bear with me to do a 3 g 3 the it's a little bit of 30 city on the start of the, on the is usa scope or to remove the political propellers. ridge lock room. it was worth a figure that we can use. one of my 3 to apparently crane you, christie, but it only him, but she gave loops us bureaus. pretty me creams, could you mortgage? can you harass, could you what are you just going to her out of order? so syndrome, what are your social cilia? when you are not early to, to put in a prison on the either authority, her act hearing it, even the world. do you. uh huh. yes, they are both or, you know, brought us in the meeting was a 40 minute to relinquish girl her luca year a year after. not knowing the 294 system or even that you would easily incorporate some query. ruth lazy territorial crane leader. she walcross, you pay me theme in that your family authorities, this included e, we visit they to stomach as a rubbish, just as their new vehicle coit about villages, korea construct c value. but again, the border was august fossil the sucrose western union, a theme in the, in a foot and has movi

in 1990 activists from the people's movement visited the usa and met with representatives of the u. s. ministrations including pentagon chief dick cheney people's movement leaflets began appearing in ukraine, stating that the republic was providing food for all of russia in this secession from the u. s. s. r. would transform ukraine into a country as prosperous as france ah, in the context of the u. s. s. ours longstanding economic crisis. such claims had a significant effect on society. the peoples movement of ukraine was rapidly moving in a more nationalistic direction. it entered parliament as a force in opposition to the communist party. in his charter, one of the goals was the withdrawal of ukraine from the u. s. s. r. they were spreading leaflets. the thing that ukraine was going to become a 2nd, france, my $1000000.00 a bit. as i knew what the list of kids, i don't, what they said, she knew it sort of even the stuff get along with a noise switch us maybe to medium. so it will it, she stuff what bugging yeast came like, hello say you could do it a boy, a love sosa. like de leo

adjusting for basic things like age, the most common age for black man in the usa is 27. for the white man it's 58. it closed almost all the gaps and so on down the line.er the major old wright claims diverseti societies don't functn for example, women no more likely to be accurate. largenc countries our diversityn ancient rome if o you own a lotf land p generally there's a lot f different kinds of people that live on it. many things that almost anyone seems to believe really aren'tng accurate and we believe these because we are being told by people. this is a very controversial thing to do and this came on top of a previous book. mocked by dave chapelle's and t turned out not to be true so the topic of both these books is that a lot of things that are expected to believe aren't real i am an associate professor here in frankfurt, quick drive over from lexington i was a professor, full professor at nyu and global liberal studies and was basically a leftist, a marxist and in the university it started to alarm me and i saw the totalitarian character of what they represented

tornado damage in the usa in texas in march. with over 200 twisters reported, it is a new record for the month. to australia now, where it has been another summer of extremes. from heat in the west, as perth enjoyed its hottest summer, with more days over 35 celsius than any other on record. to extreme rainfall in the east. this is the flooding in sydney around march. the city had its wettest three months of any year in records going back to the 1850s. in february, brisbane had its wettest three days on record, and whilst for australia as a whole, rainfall was below—average in february and march, scientists say climate change is supercharging the atmosphere to produce more intense rain when it does fall and what seems extreme now will become more like normal in the future. it certainly is really disheartening to see my own country being on fire one year and then within another two years, it is being flooded out. in saying that, we have always been a land of extremes. there is a famous poem here that australia is a place of dro

but i mean, england, iran, usa, the moment i'm a bit of a delay. that is some group that goes far beyond football. england usa is going to turn robbery and obviously we know about the 2010. so if i'm looking on the screen, i'm just in all of the draw right now, but obviously england, iran, england usa, the math, the rematch of 2010, the famous rob green mistake usa. iran is not just a football much, but it's a political talking point that goes all the way back to the 1998 world cup where they met in france. i'm not correct. i believe i've just seen serbia drawn in group g, which means we've got the exact repeat of the 2018 woke up brazil, serbia. so switzerland, your cross rico, get their position place. so this is amazing for me group be group see of the most interesting. so far we've just seen a distinction as you come out of the come out now that drilling with france and denmark, tell us a little bit about she nicea and whether or not they have the potential to, to make an impact to this tournament. it's going to be very difficult for tenicia. t

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we're already seeing the development of quote unquote parallel institutions in the usa. where you're seeing almost separate right-wing if you will and then sort of mainstream center left medias. i mean you're seeing alternative academic institutions. a hillsdale college is one we're just talking about but this is actually a major problem for my field of political science because you're creating two bases. you're creating two americas, which is something that even george bush even barack obama fairly partisan fellows spoke out against quite recently, but the audience base for fox news. last i looked was about 91% conservative and fox at least identifies itself as somewhat ideologically conservative, but you see the same thing in reverse the base for the new york times the washington post. so on down the line leans 80 90 percent or more to the left. it's over 95% last i looked at any real data for msnbc. so not to just drop a bunch of figures on you guys, but we are moving toward this sort of two camps that disagree on everything but because they're receiving different inf

, the track is currently not sanctioned by usa bmx or insured and will only resume when an arrangement is in place and the expected results from tonight's city council meeting. which is still going on is for the city council to put the bmx track on the agenda for a future meeting where they can decide who should have the authority to control the track. i reached out to santa clara pal for comment, but did not hear back. andre yep. seems like this story is still far from over, emma. thank you. meantime dozens of healthcare workers are expressing their support for a proposal to keep a major sandwiches co street car free 70 healthcare professionals signed a letter stating jfk drive in golden gate park should remain car free. they say the city sees too many traffic accidents each year, and the car free street allows more people to get out and exercise. jfk drive has been closed to cars since the pandemic began. the board of supervisors expected to decide whether that will continue at its next meeting next week. good news for san francisco mew knee riders. mta board members approved a two y

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white now again, this is not an epidemic in any direction the person most likely to kill you in the usa is your ex-wife at least for males, but i mean that that is a bit of an indication of what's actually going on. how real a lot of what you hear is and this is this is just true on and on down the line. i mean in terms of the idea of systemic hidden bias the claim there is really what dr. abram kindy says if you're familiar with that gentleman but that any large gap in performance between groups has to be due to some kind of hidden subtle racism unless you want to propose that it's due to genetic inferiority. in fact what i found is that adjusting for really basic things like age the most common age for a black man in the usa is 27 for a white man. it's 58 closed almost all of the gaps. just so on down the line. i mean the major alt right claims diverse societies don't function for example, where no more likely to be accurate. i mean large countries have been diverse since ancient rome if you own a lot of land generally there are a lot of different kinds of people that live on it. so p