opus wings of desire. there are angels in the city watching over the people below listening to. the west of the city closed in behind the wall frozen in low intensity conflict a bizarre standoff that had already lasted decades. we shot in the winter of one thousand nine hundred six at that time the war was as impermeable as it ever would be but angels could walk right through it. the angels see into the homes and hearts of palin's trouble didn't have a chance they hear the endless streams of the thoughts. and. wings of desire is the ultimate berlin film in which all the shadows of the past meet up infused with the city's ultimate love of life. rest assured cinematic journey will continue there are many more stories waiting to be told and. so there you have it our personal choice the top ten burden movies perhaps you disagree drop us a line with your comments and visit our website for more about on film until next time been. nico is in germany to learn german. english benito why not learn with him online on

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the conservative wing of the republican party. it was a conservative wing that had been growing in power and influence since the 1960's. his desire to achieve detente with the soviet union did not please conservatives, and also displeased neoconservatives among the democrats. ford hurt himself by flip-flopping. for instant, when he became president he called for a tax surcharge, then changed his mind and said, i want a tax cut. last but not least, ford ran into the same problem here and into as a member of congress. he had trouble coming up with a vision. trouble explaining his larger view of where the country should go. at one point he talked about new realism, but it was one time. all americans saw were policy proposals. this was the reason he lost the jimmy carter. there are other reasons that should be given. certainly, the nixon pardon. ford faced the challenge from ronald reagan for the presidential nomination, for the republican nomination for president. ronald reagan came from the conservative wing of the republican party.

a desire to improve the condition of the slaves. but then there was always another wing of the criticism of slavery: the abolitionists who looked at the first group and said, "are you kidding? the problem isn't that they're not well-fed or well-clothed or--the problem is that they're slaves. and even if we had a big struggle and even if we were successful in improving the conditions of the slaves, as long as they're still slaves, it's always possible for the master to take back whatever improvements in the conditions you were able to extract from him. ththe way to break out is o end the institution of slavery." and there was a big struggle in the united states between these two groups. in the end, lincoln went and abolished slavery. well, it's really the same issue now, isn't it? either we work real hard to improve thee conditions of working people-- their wages, their salaries, their benefits--or we say, "wait a minute. the e problem isn't te conditions. the problem is that they're an employee of somebody else who's the employer. a

he was later seen at right wing concerts so i don't buy his claims the incident of which i. believe. people were trying to save their own skin will often turn on others particularly if they don't consider them especially important because everyone except for labor and character are dead so he's going to look out for himself first and foremost and me out steve books. was not charged with supplying the n.i.c.u. group with a weapon because police could not determine the make and model of the gun and whether it had actually been used in the commission of a crime. also the statute of limitations came into play. but he was convicted on three counts of supporting a terrorist organization. the court sentenced to three years in prison on the last day of the trial he once again asked the victims and their relatives for forgiveness. and ending up on the other hand made no statement the court sentenced him to two and a half years in prison. cost insurance a key witness for the prosecution was convicted on nine counts of aiding and abetting murder he was sentenced to three years of juven

iran has not been showing a desire to work with the u.s. and to sort of settle back on some of its regional activities. when you look at places like syria, look at places like iraq, iran has been a really big problem. it doesn't surprise me that they're reacting this way. dagen: we know one thing, that money talks and, well, chitchat walks. we're getting ready to reimpose sanctions on iran, starting in august. and we have essentially threatened to also put the hammer down on europe, any european nations and companies that do business with iran. >> of course, russia is one of the ones we have to be concerned with in working with iran. dagen: president trump did reiterate that there will be no sanctions relief on russia, and potentially more sanctions coming on russia. so again, it's all about the moolah. >> it is about the money, when you put pressure on the country economic cliff that's where we've seen them bend in the past and fold. it's to be determined how this will play out. dagen: great to see you. waging war on a wildfire, the carr f