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Line. and the observers headline focuses on the wagner chiefs claim that he stopped the march into moscow "to avoid bloodshed" on the streets of russia. now there are loads of stories inside the papers. varying degrees of quality, but i love this one, because matt was telling us the weather is quite nice. you might be thinking about having a barbecue this weekend. maybe not a great idea if you are trying to maintain any sort of relationship — 30% of barbecues, apparently, and up in a row. not ...

Houston, texas, where former president trump was just the warm-up act. the headliner was indian prime minister -- seeing the prime minister of the worlds largest democracy getting this kind of welcome, being able to bring out 50,000 people in texas, to the casual observer this kind of pageantry paints a picture of a beloved democratic figure. that is just part of the picture. the mythology of who prime minister modi is and what he stands for as a public figure has been carefully and awfully brut...

Interpret to candidates of color, nikki haley, former governor of south carolina, tim scott, senator of south carolina, who is saying that obama was to keep race as part of the equation, and the conversation, you dont leave that everybody has an equal chance in the united states no matter what their color. >> i will comment on what republican candidates say, im not running, so they can find other ways to occupy their time. i think race has always been the default line in america, life in america...

Occupy their time. i think grace has always been a default line in america. life in american politics. thats not original to me, i think any observer of america would see that. and i, and by the, way that historically is not sort of a one-sided partisan issue. my favorite president, abraham lincoln did an awful lot to advance the cause of freedom. and -- the democratic party was where the dixiecrats resisted civil rights and progress for years. and opposed jim crow so it is something that americ...

Incoming labour government would respect those institutions and work with them to provide the economic fiscal and financial security that we need in this country. and economic and financial stability, that rock upon which all other economic policies will be built, will be the watchword for a labour government. $5 will be the watchword for a labour government-— will be the watchword for a labour rovernment. ~ , ., ., , , ., ., , government. as an observer, and as somebody used _ government. as ...

The james comey example an this sort of shell-shocked tha the department remains in as i is moving forward, the burea rather, as it is moving forwar into these uncharted waters. getting back to jack smith, yo are dealing with somebody wh is not encumbered by a lot o these things and so in additio to bring in someone who ha prosecutorial experience, of the integrity division prosecuting war crimes this is a guy who was literall in another country when it was taking place and so he has bee a long ...

Psilocybin makes us, as you say, a better version of what we are? >> it is a tool to allow us to look at ourselves as like a disinterested third-party observer and have the opportunity to reframe our stories, to, you know, tell our stories different. >> a tool dr. mayor is planning to use as soon as he can. >> what if i told you i was going to take psilocybin on camera and go through this experience? >> fantastic. >> you had pause there, so now im like, should i be worried? our heritage is ingra...

Meds needed. like dr. mehr, mike arnold, who founded silo wellness and launched its jamaica retreat, plans to open a service center in oregon much bigger than the one-on-one model. >> what is this place? >> so laurelwood center is over 150,000 square feet. for our purposes well be able to house lecturers from all over the world to come and talk about right living, talk about consciousness, talk about the history of the medicine. >> the vision? bring jamaica to oregon, hosting simpler, more affor...

The biggest takeaway for me was two parts. one was certainly the personal experience of finding what i didnt really expect, and that was encountering kind of a peacefulness of some guilt that i had carried from losing loved ones in recent years and not being able to be there towards the final grieving period in particular. but then i think the other aspect, its the folks you see there in these clips. its the other participants. my being there and going through with this as a participant was, i t...

Not choits. what theyre going to do is offer a spoiler, someone who can attract protest votes, people that are truly by the time we get to november of next year, unable to pull the lever for either candidate. theres enough of those people to make a difference in the race. we saw that in 2016 where in very critical states 6% to 8% of the people voted for people like jill stein and gary johnson. what theyre not going to provide is a real path to victory. thats just ridiculous. theres almost no one...