look at the world, and buddha looked at the world with an eye of a a buddha and saw the painf the world and spent the next 40 years, we never see this but it's in the scriptures, trampling around the towns and villages of india helping people to deal with the suffering and to overcome, the way to overcome it. this is all scriptures tell us to act. later, he would tell his monks to do the same. after achieving enlightenment you must go back to the marketplace, immerse yourself in the pain in order to assuage it. you have a job to do. this outward turning was crucial. confucius thought further. they said don't wait until you achieve enlightenment. you will gain enlightenment by helping other people because again, , it helps you to put yourself to one side. the gospels are full of it, too. when the kingdom comes to earth, those who get into the kingdom, jesus says, are not those who will cry lord, , lord, and say e prayers nicely. what i was hungry, you gave me to eat. thirsty, he gave me to eat. sick, in prison and you visited me. the reaching out to the suffering of the world. and someti

and buddha jazz is came at her expense. lord has brought just competing with britney for the left out. she is worried about what buddha judge is doing to his forte. bangmac absolutely i would see she was a loser. she kind of had ahe rough run because of the way she changed around her medicare for aller pn it is scaling that back it certainly made her look less strong. she is phoned in the polls again because of pete buddha judge his live. and she need it a big night and she didn't get it. she instead came back, she was very defensive on her stacked plans and how you payax for it d she was pretty combative and made it look a little angry. i just didn't think she got what she need it out of that debate. see what i think the clovers are with his performance, could have something of an arise in iowa over the next month. anybody discrete. >> i think she can. i just think off of, it is good move going after buttigieg on how he lost. and for some reason, she and the other competitors even as buttigieg is his chance essentially tak

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national treasures at a buddhist temple the ritual takes place every year on the 29th of december when buddha statues are cleaned before the start of the new year well even now with these pictures by thing now. coming from the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. too soon the british clicks on the front of the world's $250.00 marking on the 4 each of discovery. expedition in boyd dino.

but he didn't have to walk back after the buddha judge campaign called shenanigans. watch this. >> i'm just saying i'm the first guy that came out the plan to build on obamacare. i'm glad that's a version of it. that's the context of the challenge. and he had a different plan to begin with, i announce a similar pan. add that's good, it's what needs to be done. kennedy: trying to have it both ways there joe? didn't you hear that thing you gotta pick a lane. booted judge campaign and political insiders say biden's real problem is polls where the mayor has gotten a substantial lead in the state of so did pete buttigieg steal the healthcare plan a doesn't also co- fair finger biting. so kevin buttigieg campaign talked about january talks in february 2 months before joe biden even got into the race. >> i think the biden camp has talked about healthcare for democratic voters. in many republican voters as well. especially in a state like i was excusable older, little wider. that's a critical issue. if he can bring it up in this fashion bring up daca and talk about public ar

heads and like african masks. >> why you have a lot of buddha here? a lot of things with candles? the bird, why? and she say no, it's for my good. but it's not true. that is something bad here. >> you're blaming an owl with the candle on the fact that are you a [ bleep ] to my kids! [cheers and applause] >> brie: okay. so he accuses you of being a witch because you have an owl with a candle. >> oh, yeah. >> brie: my first question about that is where can i get that candle? >> girl, he is in another state with a new wife, which is what i think he had planned all along. >> brie: oh. >> yeah. >> brie: oh. >> that's okay. >> brie: you have so much going for you, you have your who is here tonight. thank you for bringing us all here together, it's truly a miracle. is it the two of you who have a business together? >> we do. uh-huh. >> brie: you have a lingerie the business. >> it is after both of our daughters' nicknames, olivia and rainy. 13 years strong. it's a love affair. but without the benefit. >> brie: that's so sweet. i want to talk a little bit abo

place and 2nd straight loss puts them 7 points off the top spot so it's taken it out the rest of the buddha's negus the saturday games that's all matched a 40 well dortmund homage distilled all flights to be tough and hi fi book defeat evolves auersperg down mines friday frankfurt drew with hatter. you're watching the news from but in coming up next reporter meet a colombian a fashion designer who works in one of the most dangerous districts of bogota and employs prostitutes to make and model her clothes rummage in his photos and put out the w. news or go to a website that is u.w. dot com a home friend thanks to a company. literature invites us to see people in particular that i like to see as the spine and strength grown up. right up to. the sheriff. delivery books on you tube. was the speech. perhaps his best. his most difficult chancellor of course.

was seen n by m many as the defective strongman following the april resignation of longtime leader buddha flicka -- in the middle of mass protests. some antigovernment protesters have agreed to pause their release for the funeral, but the widespread movement calling for political overhaul is still going strong. there are people on the streets every week since february. peter o'brien takes a look back. peter: 10 months on, and still defiant. demonstrators hit the streets of algeria on tuesday, despite calls for a day of mourning after the death of the army chief. his passing does not change their core demand. >> the movement is not limited to salah, may god have mercy on him, nor to any other specific government official. we are looking for a shift in the ruling class. peter: in february, algerians fed up with unemployment were kicked over the edge when boute flika suggested he would run for a fourth term as president. at weekly rallies, protesters demanded more democracy and for the army to step away from its central role in politics. salallika quit after urged him to do so. an anticorrup

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pete buddha judge rounds out the top four with 22%. the gap between the top four and the rest of the candidates, that is widening as well. andrew gang leaves the rest of the group with 5%. the new poll comes ahead of the next democratic debates scheduled for thursday in los angeles. >>> there are questions among certainty about whether that next debate will even happen. all seven candidates have qualified for the debate in los angeles, and they have said they will not cross a threatened picket line by union food services workers at loyola marymount university. that is where the debate is scheduled to be held. >> the democratic national committee says it is trying to resolve the situation. >> as soon as wednesday, the house of representatives is heled to vote on whether or not to impeach president trump. >> this president's conduct is far worse than anything nixon did, far more sweeping in its obstruction of accountability, far more damaging to our national security and the cover- up that was watergate. the question is why are republica

quoting buddha a prop is the stance of the food each day then they think yes i'm going to insist. on the hill towns my school could have marches on houses which just. as the fires continued in brazil also narrow took the stage at the u.n. general assembly in september defending his response to the crisis they are not no with us still there for us throughout the evening course will be the bill for which is major loss i mean it's a major. and took aim at other countries saying the amazon was presumes to use violence or death as follows mortal bodies easier judge of the embark corners me just as the media paul told you form of there is this pay top. dollar in your earliest. version out archaeal you know that my thoughts get out our north us a bit and here. the president why have you weakened over certain protection in the amazon we made repeated requests to president bolton i was office for an interview but were told he was unavailable there is no doubt. that president obama's own belongs to brazil and the brazilian you know i don't think anybody's putting that into question. but at

. >> buddha judge will be at a dinner in napa valley, cory booker will be in palo alto. political analysts say the candidates hope to connect with senator kamala harris in her home base, following her decision to drop out of the race. >> once she left the race, those are like picking up gold cones off of the playground, you got to have those, you got to have the chips for the california primaries. >> more candidates are expected to visit the bay area between now and the iowa caucuses in early february. >>> investigators are looking into a bus accident that killed a 70-year-old woman in redwood city. it happened at 8:45 yesterday morning as the woman was crossing the street. witnesses say she was in the crosswalk when she was hit. the buses are equipped with surveillance cameras and they are checking to see if the cameras on that bus captured what happened. >> it is a really where occurrence when one of our buses hits and kills a person. any time something like this is a tragedy, our hearts go out to the family. >> there were four passengers on the bus when it happened bu

say cut about the candy usage because all buddha is to develop and also the crime it the crime made in the kenya is. to say cultural and bad doctoring to the chanting climatic conditions small scale so farmers like you to know we know how fond a way of sustaining their livelihoods. well staying in kenya countryside to the. traffic is terrible and horrible it's all about the petrol diesel that's being. electric vehicles it's the same one poet from who knew about sources would certainly make a difference well there really does need to see. more of the bias of c.b.s. news company on was being blown leads me. you don't see the difference you only hear it or rather you don't. 10 years 1st fully electric car is almost silent. in africa they can only operate in cities where there's a reliable electricity supply. charging takes about 2 hours. and once fully charged they can travel up to 150 kilometers the battery can last up to 15 years. a finnish company launched its the taxi named a ride last year in nairobi you can hail it with an app. today the company has 11 vehicles operating in the keny

shen yun is presented by the san francisco falun buddha study association and will run from december 20th through february 2nd at these major bay area venues: the berkeley zellerbach hall, the san jose center for the performing arts, and of course the san francisco opera house. for tickets and more details on showings, go to nbcbayarea.com. in fact, you can get information on all of our guests and their issues and events at nbcbayarea.com. and we're also on social media: facebook and twitter. and you can follow me on twitter @rhandanbc. and that's it for our show today. "asian pacific america" will be back next sunday. until then, hope you're having a fun holiday season. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> the first ever billboard women of the decade, taylor swift. ♪ >> good morning, and welcome to "sunday today. i'm willie geist in just days, the united states house of representatives will take a historic vote on two articles of impeachment against president donald trump they are expected to pass along party lines before the process moves to the republican-contr

[cheering and applause] lou: we did not have time for the peach buddha judge rebuttal, i can assure you it was elegant and persuasive and that's it for us tonight. we thank you for joining us. have a great weekend and good night from new york. ♪ trish: tonight senior policy advisor is vilified by the left as the white supremacist speaks out for the very first time, exclusively to me on allegations of white nationalism that leveled him not just bite the democrats but by a former breitbart editor accusing him of radicalizing her with what she calls his right-wing white nationalist ideology. good evening, i'm trish regan. moments before i sat down with mr. miller today in a very wide-ranging interview we talked about a lot of different things, 25 jewish democrats issued a call for president trump to fire wister miller because they say he's a white supremacist who does not belong in the

he was saying in the house of commons today was the fact that this now so the issue over the irish buddha arguably one of the trickiest most contentious issues in this whole debate is he right when he says well i think like a lot of things he said in the run up to the to the election talking about the bracks issue is that i mean it's partially right in the. the solution that he's come up with moves the moves the hard border to back to the seaports where goods coming into the into northern ireland will be checked at the seaports rather than at a hard border with the rest of our land with the south of ireland but at the he also said that it will be no problem with czechs a lot of the commentators today under also members of the government have been saying that actually there could be some problems with this and that he needs to maybe calm down and be a bit more considerate in his approach to this off of this bill is passed we're talking about you know a few trading relationship between the u.k. and the european union the world to the law its largest economies i mean why is tiny island so ce

as well as why didn't they let russia in i mean that literally that time i've read on many occasions buddha himself has said why don't you get is the. if you are you're going to tell you who it was but one of the european european nato hacks said if we did that the nato would be like the un just a talk shop it couldn't take action by which they meant military action all the way to listen to what you just said if you're saying it doesn't work if we don't have enemies exactly what if we had create the ad be about as the ability to inflict military force and i dare to say aggression in places like serbia and libya whatever we want to using nato as a platform but enemies can change by the way russia can be s.o.b.'s at one time like the 1950 s. but not so much now right but better why don't you have a system that allows that ability i guess because because whose interest does that serve and all these all these are they that these these military companies and these bureaucrats who have the nice will rice balls at the expense of their taxpayers because there is a threat out there is a bear in the

as well as why didn't they let russia in i mean that literally that time i've read on many occasions buddha himself has said why don't you get is that. if you are you're going to tell you who it was but one of the european european nato hacks said if we did that the nato would be like the un just to talk shop it couldn't take action by which they meant military action all the civil way to listen to what you just said if you're saying it doesn't work if we don't have enemies exactly what if we have to create the ad be about as the ability to inflict military force and i dare to say aggression in places like serbia and libya whatever we want to using nato as a platform but enemies could change by the way russia could be s.o.b.'s at one time like of the 1950 s. but not so much now right but better why don't you have a system that allows that ability because because whose interest is that serve and all these all these are the head of these military companies and these bureaucrats who have the nice cool rice balls at the expense of their taxpayers because there's a threat out there is a bear in

ironic and very interesting to me that you would serendipitously arrive at what buddha sat 2500 years ago i guess that's fixed to the universality of human experience. i think i think that as a set and can a universal truths around is. off too all too often we can i get nor them because we think well that's got to be more to it than that or that's got to be more to solving this problem that i am and so we just kind of dive deeper into it but even if you look at it like some of the some of their early 20th century philosophers like heidegger and get dominant hospital you know they spoke of ways of being and ways of acting and and like that can steen in how language ties into our ways of being and acting and i'm and i'm sure they were probably influenced by you know some of those more ancient teachings too i want to quote something from you here i am continually observing my 4 letter words starting with ass i observe the observer apart from these 4 letter words this is as buddhist as it can get and what i find very interesting about your work is that you found a new way a new language o

as well as why didn't they let russia in i mean that literally that time i've read on many occasions buddha himself has said why don't you get is that. if you are you're going to tell you who it was but one of the european european nato hacks said if we did that the nato would be like the un just a talk shop it could take action by which they meant military action. listen to what you just said if you're saying it doesn't work if we don't have enemies exactly what if we had agreed to and had the ability to inflict military force and i dare to say aggression in places like serbia libya whatever we want to using nato as a platform but enemies can change by the way russia can be s.o.b.'s at one time like of the 1950 s. but not so much now. but better why don't you have a system that allows that ability i guess because because whose interest is that serving at all these all these are the over these military companies and these bureaucrats who have the nice full rice balls at the expense of their taxpayers because there is a threat out there is a bear in the woods. it's been a rocky start for som

as well as why didn't they let russia in i mean that literally that time i've read on many occasions buddha himself has said why don't you get is that what you are you're going to tell you who it was but one of the european european nato has said if we did that the nato would. like the un just to talk shop they couldn't take action by which they meant military action. listen to what you just said if you're saying it doesn't work if we don't have enemies exactly what if we had. the ability to inflict military force and i dare to say aggression in places like serbia and libya whatever we want to using nato as a platform but enemies can change by the way russia could be s.o.b.'s at one time like the 1950 s. but not so much now right but better why don't you have a system that allows that ability i guess because because whose interest is that serve at all these all these are the military companies and these bureaucrats who have the nice cool rice balls at the expense of their taxpayers because there's a threat out there is a bear in the woods. popular free dating apps such as tender are not pro

societies so that we can speak of something much lighter and much better thank you for watching from a buddha. now about was a very engaging debate no one should go through any form of abuse in silence situations should take accusations of abuse more seriously instead of shutting a woman down let them speak up. now for a longer version of history debates go check out our you tube channel i look forward to reading all your comments and suggestions now let's dive into our next story about overcoming gender inequality this one has something to do with swimming hold on just stay with me or do they live on an island most girls in zanzibar can't swim city had she decided she wanted to fix this problem but before she could start teaching the girls she 1st had to convince the appearance to let go of age old customs and let your daughter just dive into the crystal clear waters of the indian ocean. zanzibar with its crystal clear water sandy beaches and the gentle ocean breeze draws many people to its shores for a swim. but while many young men get to enjoy it in the water it is not the case for women

philosophers and it's just the ironic and very interesting to me that you would serendipitously arrive at what buddha sat 2500 years ago i guess that's fixed to the universality of human experience i think i think that has a certain can a universal truths around as. off too all too often we cannot ignore them because we think well that's got to be more than that or that's got to be more to solving this problem that i am and so we just kind of dive deeper into it but even if you look at some of the some of their early 20th century philosophers like heidegger and get dominant hospital you know they spoke of ways of being and ways of acting and and like that can steen in how language ties into our ways of being an acting and i'm i'm sure they were probably influenced by you know some of those more ancient teachings too i want to quote something from you here i am continually observing my 4 letter words starting with ass i observe the observer apart from these 4 letter words this is as buddhist as it can get and what i find very interesting about your work is that you found a new way a new language of br

societies so that we can speak of something much lighter and much better thank you for watching from a buddha. now that was a very engaging debate no one should go through any form of abuse in silence our situation is to take accusations of abuse more seriously instead of shots in a woman down let them speak up. now for a longer version of history debates who check out our you tube channel i look forward to reading all your comments and suggestions now let's dive into our next story about overcoming gender inequality this one has something to do with swimming hold on just stay with me or do they live on an island most girls in zanzibar can't swim city haji decided she wanted to fix this problem before she could start teaching the girls she says how to convince the appearance to let go of age old customs and let your daughter just dive into the crystal clear waters of the indian ocean. zanzibar with its crystal clear water sandy beaches and the gentle ocean breeze draws many people to its shores for a swim. while many young men get to enjoy it in the water it is not the case for women in this

the peach buddha judge rebuttal, i can assure you it was elegant and persuasive and that's it for us tonight. we thank you for joining us. have a great weekend and good night from new york. banks, scott perry, have a terrific weekend everybody maria is next. maria: happy weekend everyone, welcome to the program. it analyzes the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i maria and thanks for joining us. coming up in just a few minutes mice special guests the nfl's chief marketing officer is here. to talk about the league's marketing strategy leading up to the big game. the super bowl in february. and then later in the program the cofounders of welby park appeared talking to me about the changing face of a eyewear and how they created this incredible startup called war be parker. but first investors shrugged off impeachment news this week is wall street continued a record run, due in part to strong economic data and the federal reserve and progress on the u.s. china trade front. on friday we got a new gdp number and it was the final reading for the third quarter, and it

marathon un climate talks have ended in madrid with very little to show major economies rejected calls for buddha targets to combat climate change sparking anger among developing countries and activists hoping for emergency action un secretary-general and turn of the 10 ish also voiced disappoint when all of the summit a lost opportunity to act. they were the longest talks to date leaving representatives exhausted with little progress made on how to limit under 2 degrees but there was agreement on one issue. regretfully after all the hard work that you have all done we couldn't get to an agreement it is my sincere regret that we were not able to reach an agreement we invested a lot of energy and find it very frustrating that. at the end of the day we were not able to arrive at a final agreement observers had hoped that cop $25.00 would end with a framework for a carbon certificate scheme imposing a tax on each tonne of greenhouse gas produced a columnist and environmental activists alike say it's a critical step if the world hopes to minimize the impending climate catastrophe but a deal couldn't

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societies so that we can speak of something much lighter and much better thank you for watching from a buddha. now that was a very engaging debate no one should go through any form of abuse in silence situations should take accusations of abuse more seriously instead of shutting a woman down let them speak up. now for a longer version of history debate go check out our you tube channel i look forward to reading all your comments and suggestions now let's dive into our next story about overcoming gender inequality this one has something to do with swimming hold on just stay with the how do they live on an island most girls in zanzibar can't swim since he had decided she wanted to fix this problem but before she could start teaching the girls she 1st had to convince their parents to let go of age old customs and let your daughter just dive into the crystal clear waters of the indian ocean. zanzibar with its crystal clear water sandy beaches and the gentle ocean breeze draws many people to its shores for a swim. while many young men get to enjoy it in the water it is not the case for women in th

societies so that we can speak of something much lighter and much better thank you for watching from a buddha. now about was a very engaging debates no one should go through any form of abuse in silence our situation is to take accusations of abuse more seriously instead of shots in a woman down let them speak up. now for a longer version of history debates go check out our you tube channel i look forward to reading all your comments and suggestions now let's dive into our next story about overcoming gender inequality this one has something to do with swimming hold on just stay with the well do they live on an island most girls in zanzibar can't swim since he had decided she wanted to fix this problem before she could start teaching the girls she 1st had to convince the appearance to let go of age old customs and let your daughter just dive into the crystal clear waters of the indian ocean. zanzibar with its crystal clear waters sandy beaches and the gentle ocean breeze many people to its shores for a swim. but many young men get to enjoy it in the water it is not the case for women in this c

as well as why didn't they let russia in i mean that literally that time i've read on many occasions buddha himself has said why don't you get is that. i mean are you going to tell you who it was but one of the european european nato has said if we did that the nato would be like the un just to talk shop it couldn't take action by which they meant military action all the way to listen to what you just said if you're saying it doesn't work if we don't have enemies exact even if we had agreed to had be able to actually ability to inflict military force and i dare to say aggression in places like serbia and libya whatever we want to using nato as a platform but enemies can change by the way russia can be s.o.b.'s at one time like the 1950 s. but not so much now. but better why don't you have a system that allows that ability i guess because because whose interest is that serve and all these all these are they that these these military companies and these bureaucrats who have the nice full rice balls at the expense of their taxpayers because there is a threat out there is a bear in the woods. t

societies so that we can speak of something much lighter and much better thank you for watching from a buddha. now that was a very engaging debate no one should go through any form of abuse in silence our situation is to take accusations of abuse more seriously instead of shots in a woman down let them speak up. now for a longer version of history debates go check out our you tube channel i look forward to reading all your comments and suggestions now let's dive into our next story about overcoming gender inequality this one has something to do with swimming hold on just the woodley well do they live on an island most girls in zanzibar can't swim since he had decided she wanted to fix this problem before she could start teaching the girls she 1st had to convince the appearance the let's go of age old customs and let your daughter just dive into the crystal clear waters of the indian ocean. zanzibar with its crystal clear water sandy beaches and the gentle ocean breeze many people to its shores for a swim. many young men get to enjoy in the water it is not the case for women in this conservati

combined area that's larger than belgium west african leaders have ended a summit in nigeria's capital of buddha and that increase in cross border security concerns leaders from the 15 member economic community of west african states have discussed fund raising to support the fight against violent attacks in the sahara region at least 11 people have been killed in airstrikes by syrian government forces and their russian allies in the latest attack on edna province a busy market was struck in the towers that arc him in the main violent people were fleeing the attack syrian troops are advancing on the last rebel held areas. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us inside story is coming up next thank you very much for watching. alonso mox decision by the international criminal court to open an investigation into alleged war crimes in the occupied palestinian territory israeli expresses outrage and says the court has no jurisdiction so will there be a full investigation and what can you achieve this is inside story. and welcome to the program back to bowl after nearly 5 years of p

as well as why didn't they let russia in i mean that literally that time i've read on many occasions buddha himself has said why don't you get is that. if you are you're going to tell you who it was but one of the european european nato has said if we did that the nato would be like the un just to talk shop it couldn't take action by which they've been military action all the way to listen to what you just said if you're saying it doesn't work if we don't have enemies exactly what if we had agreed to have had the ability to inflict military force and i dare to say aggression in places like serbia libya whatever we want to using nato as a platform but enemies could change by the way russia could be at sobeys at one time i give them 8 $150.00 s. but not so much now. but better why don't you have a system that allows that ability i guess because because whose interests are those that serve at all these all these are the these military companies and these bureaucrats who have the nice small rice balls at the expense of their taxpayers because there's a threat out there is a bear in the woods fo

there would be names that would come up in the meetings and they were asked to be called black, buddha. itjust got to the point where i wasn't worried about how i performed at work. i was worried about what was going to be said to me next. it's not the image the army wants. recent recruitment campaigns have highlighted its diversity and tolerance. it wants more black and asian personnel, who currently make up just 7% of the armed forces. but the harsh reality is that ethnic minorities already make a higher proportion of complaints about bullying, harassment and discrimination. now, in herfirst tv interview, the independent armed forces ombudsman, overseeing complaints, warns they have a serious problem. i think racism is prevalent in the armed forces, whether or not you describe it as institutionally racist or there are racist incidents which are occurring with increasing and depressing frequency, the issue needs to be tackled. if i tell you something you were doing was wrong i expect you to buy in, accept that and change. the mod says it's committed to stamping out racism. everyone in

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grapes seem to have really slipped, places like bolton, peter's buddha, bishop auckland, places where he would have thought labour would have a strong showing yet was kind of liked out on thursday. some of these places are astonishing because there are so—called traditional labour, not all, but most are traditional labour treasuries. some of them mining villages. perhaps industry has not come back. speaking to some people involved in the labour party, they felt they were suffering for incumbency, rather than the government getting the blame, people said that they were the establishment. picked it up a little bit ina establishment. picked it up a little bit in a john mcdonnell‘s statements as well, saying that there was a0 yea rs of as well, saying that there was a0 years of neglect. the other thing about this town, city split, one of the potential candidates putting herself around is... i think she will be able to say, i can grow up list and try to figure out why that is at this big difference. you see lots of towns under the last labour government regenerated in a city centres, s

philosophers and it's just the ironic and very interesting to me that you would serendipitously arrive at what buddha sat 2500 years ago i guess that's fixed to the universality of human experience i think i think that has a certain can a universal truths around as. off too all too often we cannot ignore them because we think well there's got to be more to it than that or there's got to be more to solving this problem that i am and so we just kind of dive deeper into it but even if you look at some of the some of their early 20th century philosophers like heidegger and get dominant hospital you know they spoke of ways of being and ways of acting and and like that can steen in how language ties into our ways of being an acting and i'm i'm sure they were probably influenced by you know some of those more ancient teachings too i want to quote something from you here i am continually observing my 4 letter words starting with asks i observe the observer apart from these 4 letter words this is as buddhist as it can get and what i find very interesting about your work is that you found a new way a new langu

i never asked to be called "black", "buddha". it got to the point where i wasn't worried about how i performed at work. i was worried about what was going to be said to me next. it's not the image the army wants. recent recruitment ads have highlighted its diversity and its desire to do more. but here's the problem — ethnic minorities make up just 7% of the armed forces. but they account for nearly 40% of complaints about bullying, harassment and discrimination. now, the ombudsman overseeing the complaints system is calling on the forces to do more to root out racism. i think racism is prevalent in the armed forces and whether or not you describe it as institutionally racist or there are racist incidents which are occurring with increasing and depressing frequency, the issue needs to be tackled. if i tell you something you were doing was wrong, i expect you to buy in, accept that and change. the mod insists it is tackling the issue, including diversity training, like this. the army also has a unit to deal with what it calls "un

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philosophers and it's just the ironic and very interesting to me that you would serendipitously arrive at what buddha sat 2500 years ago i guess that's fixed to the universality of human experience. i think i think that as a set and can a universal truths around as. off too all too often we can i go north of them because we think well that's got to be more to it than that oh that's got to be more to solving this problem that i am and so we just kind of dive deeper into it but even if you look at it like some of the some of their early 20th century philosophers like heidegger and get dominant hospital you know they spoke of ways of being and ways of acting and and like that can steen in how language ties into our ways of being and acting and i'm and i'm sure they were probably influenced by you know some of those more ancient teachings too i want to quote something from you here i am continually observing my 4 letter words starting with ass i observe the observer apart from these 4 letter words this is as buddhist as it can get and what i find very interesting about your work is that you found a new w

philosophers and it's just the ironic and very interesting to me that you would serendipitously arrive at what buddha sat 2500 years ago i guess that's fixed to the universality of human experience i think i think there is a certain can a universal truths around as. off too all too often we cannot ignore them because we think well there's got to be more to it than that or that's got to be more to solving this problem that i am and so we just kind of dive deeper into it but even if you look at why some of the some of their early 20th century philosophers like heidegger and get dominant hospital you know they spoke of ways of being and ways of acting and and like that can steen in how language ties into our ways of being an acting and i'm and i'm sure they were probably influenced by you know some of those more ancient teachings too i want to quote something from you here i am continually observing my 4 letter words starting with ass i observe the observer apart from these 4 letter words this is as buddhist as it can get and what i find very interesting about your work is that you found a new way a new

i never asked to be called "black", "buddha". it got to the point where i wasn't worried about how i performed at work. i was worried about what was going to be said to me next. it's not the image the army wants. recent recruitment ads have highlighted its diversity and its desire to do more. but here's the problem — ethnic minorities make up just 7% of the armed forces. but they account for nearly 40% of complaints about bullying, harassment and discrimination. now, the ombudsman overseeing the complaint system is calling on the forces to do more to root out racism. i think racism is prevalent in the armed forces, whether or not you describe it as institutionally racist or there are racist incidents which are occurring with increasing and depressing frequency, the issue needs to be tackled. if i tell you something you were doing was wrong, i expect you to buy in, accept that and change. the mod like this. insists it is tackling the issue, including diversity training, like this. the army also has a unit to deal with what it ca

as well as why didn't they let russia in i mean that literally that time i've read on many occasions buddha himself has said why don't you get is that. oh you're going to say you know it was but one of the european european nato has said if we did that the nato would be like the un just to talk shop it couldn't take action by which they meant military action. listen to what you just said yeah you're saying it doesn't work if we don't have enemies exactly what if we had. the ability to inflict military force and i dare to say aggression in places like serbia libya whatever we want to using nato as a platform but i mean it could change by the way russia could be s.o.b.'s at one time like the 1950 s. but not so much now right but why don't you have a system that allows that ability because because who's interest has. had all these all these were these these military companies and these bureaucrats who have the dice for rice balls at the expense of their taxpayers because there is a threat out there is a bear in the woods. russia has denied it's been unwilling to cooperate with german authoriti

buddha pest, lisbon have rounded those out. interesting to hear about these novel destinations >> there is a number of trends going on in the world of travel, as you can imagine europe is a fantastic place to come for christmas it is beautiful. we are seeing a lot of airlines investing in capacity. helsinki is the top of the list? why is that? chinese and japanese have got attracted from finland we've seen the route there driving that if we look to the next city which is budapest. really interesting there has been additional capacity from two markets. one new york and the other tel aviv you wonder if there is something ethnic and heritage going on i couldn't say all kinds of airlines have been adding capacity. >> you mention flights coming from the u.s does the strength of the dollar have anything? >> absolutely. >> all of these americans with a lot of spending power coming more to europe >> no question about it. the answer is yes. if you were to look at the dollar index it started at $100 it is now at $102. the dollar is stron

the bellows to tell us that all still playing shelley ended buddha ah shucks she's concept as old boy to shag oh i'll see you nish to sing up the smith imitations temperamental she had a funny dutch salsa playing. stop dissolved. the said you have just as i will be reason dozens disowns and for mine signs not because of what is to defeat of course the dutch law gets the no into put it wouldn't awful consulted a lawyer that wouldn't talk to us and it's gotten only he's got to see change at his concert when he got on with aba become to do something so as a string of i'm sure. that this country has not by many guys obsessed at us it just wouldn't shut us of its own up by law to know what i was made of as in my guns guns funa scenes of bio medical need in the immediate anyone out on the scene apostasy as a witch something the city meant. he's been for that he made us fans fans from philly up cooking on thousands of us what us money cannot buy and us as a couple shot you can always kite ok i just had fun talking to my mean so this is i'm going to tell you know is on even much of those and

he was viewed as a living buddha. he was sent to preach in poetry and heal the sick. the french considered a pay political threat -- the french considered him a political threat, and locked him in a psychiatrist. he escaped. hisnese occupiers found nationalism politically convenient and permitted him to preach during wartime years. the group grew to some 200 adherents in the central delta, and established what amounted to a local government before the french attempted to reestablish control in the postwar period. delta withed in the the complex three-way struggle. french, vietminh and -- were shifting alliances in terms of military control of land and people. they represented a threat to the --tminh, this admitted the circumstances which we benefited a great deal from in our day. it was both a sophisticated and popular religion with a set of competing warlords excepting taxes from a peasantry. consoled -- controlled the city for parts of the french period. in the aftermath of the french defeat, other factions sought to retain control and sought -- saw an enormous rise

he's like the sky, and buddha chest,. [laughter]. can you believe is doing well. he's like the leading fundraiser. dream about him. [laughter]. all right,. greg: he was stealing our joy. [laughter]. he watches the show. it's a good show. >> finally president trump retweet. >> next time i hear you, will the president uses my jokes. [laughter]. >> i think that was a message and besides the fact that hillary news not even in and she still winning. [laughter]. besides the fact, early shirt mr. biden knew what he meant when he said term. [laughter]. because it sounded like he needs two bowls of i soup if he wanted to. i'm editing there yet. running in a thorough start yet. [laughter]. he does good and they just had his pitcher and statement. he does well thatpi way. a pitcher in a statement. it's always on.and it's phenomenal. it's like the wizard of oz, just have him come out and wave and committed have a bigig screen ad see what you want him to see. and don't let them have a microphone. but this is the lesson anybody there was thinking about running for a democrat. d

my point being he barely lost iowa, won new hampshire behind buddha judge. >> that is iowa, and then we go to south carolina where he's not going to do very well and don't forget that nationally, still trailing joe biden by ten percentage points, people forget the first four estates, those three we mention and nevada, 100 delegates. means nothing except momentum and i don't think bernie sanders is going to come out of this even if he wins iowa which he doesn't look like he's going to because pete buttigieg is pushing him very hard there. i don't think you'll have that kind of momentum that is the real prize of winning iowa. >> and advisor of bernie sanders and was on the 2016 campaign. here's what she said that's a little bit different. >> what i predict is he will either win or come very close. what i will tell you is regardless of the math works in bernie sanders favor, i can predict he's going to go all the way to the convention. can go ahead and crown joe biden but bernie sanders is not going anywhere and his followers are not going anywhere. >> he said that in 2016 and they are