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Nra either but made a delineation -- >> impressive. >> governor abbott trying to have it both ways by appearing virtually but not going physically in person. yeah, certainly this is one of those moments that separates in the moment, but i still think that the larger permission structure in conservative politics be as conservative as possible on this. on trump, though. we have talked about the ways he is not wed to much ideologically. in the rooms of his rallies, certainly this got the largest ch...

More than sings for its separates. its one heck of a guest. it brings a heck of a lot of money into florida. but on the idea of money, the notion of what it would mean if they were no longer given these privileges you speak of. were talking about they run their own police, fire fighting, even generate their own electricity in some areas. if you remove those privileges, two counties in florida are going to have to pick up the slack. isnt that going to cost more money in the long run than having a...

Think dave mccormick is at 11.3 million, dr. oz at 7.8 million, a significant portion of their money is self-funded. you see almost $6 million of dr. ozs haul is of his own money, and then almost $7 million of mccormicks stash is of his own money. thats, of course, just for the first quarter. another thing that sort of separates republicans is our lachlan marquee reported, they are backed by super pacs which are high dollar republican donors. that could even the playing field heading into the ge...

But what you dont see is people panicking. there are runs to the supermarket, theres no long lines of gas, some people have evacuated. their children into the western portion of the country, some have left key that the vast majority remain here. its business as usual. well its a very different picture in donetsk and luhansk, the separatist-controlled area. weve seen women and children being evacuated over the last few days. thousands of them sent over to russia aboard buses and trains. and theyr...

Portion of the country, some have left key that the vast majority remain here. its business as usual. well its a very different picture in donetsk and luhansk, the separatist-controlled area. weve seen women and children being evacuated over the last few days. thousands of them sent over to russia aboard buses and trains. and theyre being forced to leave their husbands and their fathers behind to fight in a war that has yet to be declared. i was texting with one woman who is in don bask a separa...

How many people are there and still alive, because they cannot get to the site because of the bombardment. the hospital in the center of mariupol has now been taken over by russian soldiers. -- they are using patients as human shields to avoid being shot at. they are almost certainly keeping ukrainian, infighting at the, front from receiving treatment. if they go there, one can imagine what would happen. and this reported by the associated press -- which talks about these slit trenches, where ch...

Grace. but at the same time, real insight. she made her answers very accessible to every day people in the way that she reduced a lot of complex and difficult abstractions to very simple straightforward language and many of the answers that she gave. >> does it strike you as odd that the first black woman ever nominated to this position in this countrys long history, the first woman to be on the supreme court. has to go a process whereby she disowns or separates herself from some school of thoug...

Its this opportunity to subvert the traditional narratives around refugees that first drew rasmussen to the idea of making flee. the refugee story is often simplified. being a refugee becomes their identity, but its not. and because flee, amins story, is told from the inside of a friendship, im hoping that i can give a lot more nuance to the refugee story and give a human face to the refugee story and show that they have, you know, complex psychologies, like you and me. using animation is one of...

A friendship, im hoping that i can give a lot more nuance to the refugee story and give a human face to the refugee story and show that they have, you know, complex psychologies, like you and me. using animation is one of the films masterstrokes. its a choice that separates flee from other documentaries, giving the film a pleasing visual style that makes the quite painful story more accessible. but the film might not have even been possible without it, as the animation allowed amin to feel comfo...

NIH-funded study identifies brain cells that form boundaries between discrete events.