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Born around 1036, Odo was the son of a minor lord of moderate income, one Herluin of Conteville. His mother was Herleva, a daughter of a Falaise tanner named Fulbert. From this marriage was also born Robert of Mortain, Odo’s brother and another of William the Conqueror’s closest supporters. What is more, Herleva had an illegitimate son, born from an extra-marital union with Robert I, Duke of Normandy. Often called “the Bastard,” that son was William the Conqueror. Being the half-brother of William the Conqueror was beneficial for Odo, but only later in life. Early on, Odo was brought up in the Court of Normandy, and both his lofty education and prominence were settled very early on. As William rose in prominence, so did his brothers. They were evidently closely connected, and supported each other as they rose in the ranks.
By Kate Weber on Jan 15, 2021 6:11PM Shares drop 11.8 percent on release of critical report. Tyro Payments has entered a trading halt following a week-long connectivity issue affecting its eftpos terminals, as it faces new scrutiny from financial research group Viceroy. The connectivity issue, first reported to ASX this week, affects the 'Worldline' subset of Tyro's payment terminal footprint, disabling transactions and remote updates. It has impacted 30 percent of Tyro merchants, though 11 percent have "multiple terminals [of different types] with at least one functioning unit". The company has spent the past few days physically collecting, repairing and returning all impacted terminals to merchants to resolve the issues.
lower case. they believe in a republic and not a monarchy. i'm not going to kiss the butt of your family members. >> amash might be the only person. most of these guys, he is a walking emoluments clause violation. >> i was by the hotel the other day. how much cash is come through the door of that hotel. >> his children run his businesses. this is not sasha and malia. they can fly there on their own. this is the american people paying for vacations and business opportunities for his family. this is being seen all over the world by other people that trump's children want to do negotiations with them. >> if you are the king or from saudi arabia or from the emir e emirates or israel, you have to deal with the son-in-law as if he is a viceroy? >> or the hand of the king. by giving this high profile
do so, i'm very worried that may happen. >> that's why he has given a super power of all intelligence including the cia. all intelligence agencies, i guess defense intelligence, everything, and he's able to just decide everything like he's some sort of viceroy. >> trump has revealed sources and methods to the russians early in his administration in the oval office. so no, he's not going to change. he doesn't -- he's 72 years old. his personality was fixed a long time ago and as rex tillerson pointed out, he doesn't prepare. he just operates by the seat of his pants and there is no spine to hold up the rest of him. >> never seen any paperwork in a playpen. thank you so much. jonathan lemire, susan del percio, david cay johnston. coming up, president trump unleashes his attorney general as you heard from david giving william barr giving broad powers unlimited, really, to investigate what trump calls an attempted coup and treason, he's
you have the president, of course, but bringing with him his daughter, a pair of sons who seem to be very much in the financial picture, and a son-in-law to boot? then we began hearing about how the son-in-law was a kind of viceroy, the way the daughter was in charge of climate, or at least the one we were supposed to trust in the plant's rising temperature. it was crazy to begin with. and it seems to be about to end this way, a president accompanied in power alone with his relatives. the circle of those who his father now trusts has tightened to a fault. didn't the country find this strange to begin with? this isn't the brain trust fdr brought in to fight the great depression. or jimmy carter's georgia maffia. it's the -- protection of presidential pardon once it comes to it. donald trump jr. said today he's
want a piece of the pie. they want to enjoy some of the action, they want to sit where the guy elected is sitting and want in. it's beyond me what the president sees in his son-in-law what got him to yield up the entire middle east, mexico for him to serve as his viceroy. trump has left his son-in-law in charge of global geography without the benefit of knowing what they can accept and what they need. in other words, the very elements of any successful negotiation. in a murky world, jared will be flying without instruments already will shy on the ways of the world, he will be also flying blind. there's something pathetic here if jared cannot pass must ter with the fbi, what is he doing in the fbi? why is he handling sensitive u.s. policy? if he weren't the president's son-in-law how far would he fall down on the list of those
by putting in effectively a structural support mechanism of those mentors that live with, train with, and operate with that afghan unit, by even the u.n. definition they would not be mers married. those would be contracted people that can go in for a few months and home and they go back into the same unit again. >> let me just ask you a couple questions here. afghanistan and pakistan don't work together. pakistan's not interested in having a viceroy of america's choosing involved in it. and again, i know you're not interested in nation building, nor is president trump, but the fact is you can't just be in a country that's not your country. like at some point -- >> the afghans can say get out, we don't want an occupier here. >> of course. but the afghans -- here's the thing. the president could pull everybody out. okay? the united states leaves. if that's what you think is a good idea. i don't agree with that necessarily because i think you have the taliban or isis battle flag flying over the u.s. embassy in six months or a year. that becomes a rallying cry for
thing? afghanistan? it's the longest war in our history. and americans are still dying. so you go through a rationalization. people say a viceroy? no, it's not as a colonial figure. it's really to do unity of command. since we've had nothing like that in the last 16 years. you've had 17 commanders in those years. plus different ambassadors, cia station chiefs. you have to have one person that is in charge of all u.s. government policy, spending, rules of engagement for afghanistan and pakistan since they are linked. we haven't had that. view that person almost as a bankruptcy trustee that can scale away some of the bad decision making and bad spending that we have and scale down. what is the goal for america in afghanistan? to deny terror sanctuary. that's it. let's not worry about the full-on nation-building exercise. but if we strengthen the afghan forces from the battalion level up, right now the u.s. isn't doing anything really below the core level, which are the biggest units of the afghan army, but the battalion is 600 people.