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Color. >> exactly. again, we need to bow to hubbell, its legacy, in reve reverence. it paid the way. james webb telescope is 100 times more powerful. so some of the targets chosen are things weve already seen, like a brilliant image of magic mountains but well be able to see further. what happens is that you can -- it kind of filters out and its less subject to interference with dust. and so then were going to look at stephons quintet and its past that. well be able to see further and farther wi...

Is right. during the break and i said to you, even though your and your third term, just a third term in congress, you have become, youre becoming a statesman within the party. youre from the bernie wing of the party, but you say, hey, lets -- how do you get that message across to the folks in the burning whip of the party? the progressive one at the party? who, according to my twitter feed, -- they come for me, i -- >> still come from two. >> im checking to see now if folks attorney to pieces. ...

We pulled all of our forces, as much as it was even possible. >> and reverence, you know he was really the personification of the ukrainian fighting spirit. he got to fight for every inch of ukrainian land, even if it cost him his life. but he reiterated what we have been hearing from zelenskyy, all way down to the commanders on the ground. that they need more, and more western weapons. and without these weapons, they will be fighting a losing battle. reverend. >> alia russi, thank you for your ...

That celebrities, athletes, and reverence are now speaking out. >> bring britney home. bring her home to her wife. we are going to stand with her until you do. >> she is joining griners wife and a wnba friday at a press conference out of the also game in chicago. her wife was desperate for her release. she thinks president biden. he called her this week >>. >> i am thankful that the administration took the time to see her as a person. they saw her in the midst of what she is going through. >> th...

>> my family, when i was growing up, talked about the holocaust, although they never used that word, they used to call it the great murders. i shot the whole film very documentary style. it was the first film id ever shot like that. and it became less of a film, more of just a lifes journey, a living, learning experience, making that film. we all felt we were shooting in a graveyard. and so the amount of reverence of the crew and the cast. i cast liam neeson at the last minute based on a play i ...

Craziness of australia, the reverence of the great gatsby, the shakespearean tragedy of romeo and juliet, the story of elvis as played by tom hanks and... austin butler, austin butler is particularly amazing as presley, lots of people have said it is all flash, but nonsense, it is a film that actually understand the subject, gets under the skin of its object and does so in a way that is kinetic and vibrant. if you have no interest in elvis at all, you can watch this and go, wow, that is a whirlw...

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Embracing, not so much of this agenda. that may boost those numbers a little bit. >> emily: thats right. but that is not coming anytime soon. kayleigh brought up he excoriated the supreme court, an institution that he should show reverence and respect for. not this president. lets watch. >> that one thing that has been destabilizing is the outrageous behavior in the supreme court of the united states in overruling not only roe v. wade that essentially challenging the right to privacy. we have be...

What you said. when trump first became president, the concern, i thought our democracy could handle it. that he didnt because he had such little respect for people the way he conducted himself. he wouldnt have the reverence for the institution of the white house and that was concerning. i couldnt imagine him sitting in the oval office because of -- >> i have said this many times, i think this illustrated today he does not believe in rules or laws or norms or institutions and democracy depends on...

Ideaistic kid who worked in the white house and suddenly part of gangsterism. the defiling of democracy. and that must have been crushing. every single story she told today was chilling about what was going on in that building. i think we all suspected that. but now, we know. now we know what he was up to, what the people around him were doing and saying. and she painted a picture and i said from the beginning of this whole process that it was like game of wordle and it spells trump. now the let...