yes, i agree. i a very happy wednesday, everybody so every now and then you see something that captures why things everywhere seem to be falling apart these days . you know, not just that i m talking about a theory called chesterton s fence. the rule of chesterton s fans never destroy a fence, change a rule, or do away with a tradition until you understand why it was there in the first place. i would also removing your implants. wow. dead crowd. snyder drew a lot of implants. yeah, but that s good advice on par with don t where you eat. which is why joe biden no longer has lunch in the oval office. you don t deserve that joke. but g.k. chesterton rule goes to the heart of all this chaos. many social constructs that have held things together really come down to fences, metaphorical and literal fences and rules backed by western values that help preserve order and make for a good life. it wasn t perfect, but was a hell of a lot better than the alternatives offered by dict
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northern california. it has now broken the record of the deadliest fire in california history. 31 people across the state are dead, more than 32 people are missing. one teacher talks about fighting the flames even as they encircumstanceer hencircle her car. my car was surrounded by flames. my car was filling up with smoke. i called him and said, i can t get out, nick. the flames are all around me. he said, i m coming to get you. stay where you are. i said, don t come get me. you need to get to the kids. you need to make sure they re safe. he said, i m coming to get you. i said, no, nick, i m going to die. she didn t die. in fact, firefighters saved her and then she went back to work at the hospital the same day. i ll have more of her story ahead, but first we begin with the recounting in florida. m
happening there. robert, this is not your first visit to yemen and when we talk about places that people don t already know that are already poor and set back, it s hard to understand what a conflict like this does to a country like guess it s easier understand when there are 20-plus million people in a humanitarian crisis. yes, well, that s what s striking about yemen is that it was the poorest country in the arab world even before this started. a place where people live close to the edge. it s a country with almost no water. the capital of yemen has been projected for many years to be the first major city in the world to completely run out of water. wow. and so then you add to that the pressure of war and an economic blockade which has meant a lot of essential medicines and even foods don t get into the country. and then you have really a terrible situation. and by the way, one of the reasons that disease has hit this country so hard with the biggest cholera outbreak in moder