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nato country all are obligated to respond allies, allies allies the british and the canadian and american troops landed on the beaches of normandy. >> we were allies and we were lincoln up. but the french resistance to shore so that tell you deal with for a terrion, we get the allies together, the democracy together. you stand up to him for some d-day veterans, the russian invasion of ukraine has disturbing echoes of the german occupation as history all over again showloading, let down. >> putin is just like hitler your tell a big lie and you're telling it often enough, people get to believe you the threat he poses a real, he is a creature straight out of dostoevsky, kinda putting me contained absolutely put and can be contained. >> so long as the democracies state tightly linked i would just point out though right
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justice tonight it's giving the law fair proponents the benefit of incapacitating and for the trial and for calling him a felon in all things are going to do during this campaign and the cases on the flimsiest of foundations. mark: that is the problem. the problem is the people who hatched this are quite diabolical. they are looking at new york state law. who hash this were the people who are outside the government and they came into the das office. and this was the plan. the plan was to time it in a way where number one, they would bog down trump. you don't have an equal playing field when you come to the electoral process one candidate who is unfettered, bite and the other guy is handicapped. so we, the people, the public does not get to meet, speak to a person, hear from the candidate. this horrendous and gag orders placed on him. all of these steps are taken
citizen of the united states. to impose upon him no matter from what state he may have come, any burden contrary to that provision of the constitution. which declares a citizen shall be entitled into several states. all of the immunities of a citizen of the united states. he ends, the question is simply whether you will give by this amendment to the people of the united states the power might legislative enactments. to punish officials of states for violation of the oats enjoined upon them by their constitution. that is the question and the whole question. the adoption of the proposed amendment will take from the states no rights that belong to the states but they elected their legislature the then ask their loss for the punishment of crimes against life, liberty, or property but the event of the adoption of this amendment they conspired together to enact laws refusing equal protection to life, liberty or property that congress is thereby vested with
is worse between these different constitutional governments the one operating on all of the states the others operating separately in each the aggregate powers of government divided between them it could not escape attention. the controversies wouldn't arise concerning the boundaries of the jurisdictions. some provision ought to be made for such appearances a political system does not provide for a peaceful and authoritative termination of current controversies would not be more than the shadow of a government. the object of a real government being the substitution of law and order for uncertainty and confusion and violence. which of course is exactly what bragg and mershon had done. and there courtroom. not the state legislature. not the governor, two people to people he goes on because the constitution and laws made in pursuance thereof all treaties
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of our military and military personnel that i have ever read and it is extremely readable. you talk about dei taking place. you talk about woke us in taking place. talk about all of these things the cultural rot being projected onto the defense department. your point of the book is a sunset at the end is if you don't know what is going on you can't fix it, right? >> out is exactly right. if you don't fix it, we lose it is not just my story i tell a lot of my story i sure combat moments to share a moment i was deemed extremist, we can get into that in a moment if you and that's why left the militant this after 20 years of fighting extremists being part of the military, you are an extremist. it's not just about me it's a dozens and dozens of guys that i interviewed currently serving lower ranks, hirings all of which said the same thing. we are walking on eggshells. our standards are being lowered.
attack the last major german offensive on the western front the brutal, bloody battle of the bulge as the allies pushed to berlin nearly a year after de states was sent to germany as part of an occupation unit, ge years were in full retreat. >> they knew they were done along the way he encountered the depths of nazi horrors were driving down a road that all of a sudden we see these people out there in their pajamas. >> they weighed about 80 pounds people say ditto, such thing as concentration camps they were there. you could smell that's a worst smelling a bird body or dead body? get it all, forget i never told anybody once i got home just forgot about it it's a brutal, brutal, vicious thing. this thing called war,
democratic party is the new confederacy. that is right. it was the old confederacy now is the new confederacy. reverse federalism or a judge and a prosecutor steal the jurisdictional power of the federal government and all that applies. the constitution, federal election laws, these entire processes that is reverse federalism parent that is notification. that is the new confederacy. that is what joe biden the old confederate and that is what his marxist supporters now support. this needs to be fought.e da we will be right back. a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu.
of it right. silitonga began directing her pain towards advocacy and that brought me to my healing point. in 2017, silitonga founded salt pacific islander association resource hutt, a one stop shop to help the community with all services such as public safety, housing and youth leadership. this is a coalition of different groups and different voices. i have been blessed to be embraced and loved by my latino community, my african american community, my asian, you know, community. pacific islanders make up less than 1% of california's population, according to the regional pacific islander task force. almost 3 in 10 pies in california live in the bay area, and despite those numbers, silitonga is hopeful. i feel very confident for our future because i was always so worried, like we were about to be extinct, you know? and one thing that i see with our people, you know, is this momentum, this