he also serves on boards related to the herbert hoover legacy. alan also enjoys golf serving surfing and traveling however of these three activities he's only skilled at traveling. before we meet alan. i'd like to show you this clip of the herbert hoover presidential library and museum dedication from august 10th. 1962. let's take a look. comfortable really libraries it's really records of supreme action. by the american police there are devotion. sacrifice to their ideal seven and all right, they said those who do not remember? that effect i have and then. so relive it again. the reasons are the repositories and second experience? and there ever we had not often riddled? and these records there are products many on favorable remarks. made by our political home as well as the question developing nation. and affection by our friends we may hold. the future students we're reliable on our friends. when students become sleepy. they may be awakened by the lincoln passion. of american political on human and we are hello. my name is alan hoover great-gr

and he was also really good friends with herbert hoover. well when hoover was president, he thought wouldn't it be a great idea to have ding come join us at camp rapid inn, which was his retreat retreat while he was president from the white house. it wasn't far away. it was in virginia. shenandoah national forest and so dean met him there and after a while they decided to go for a horseback ride. so they went for a horseback ride and one of them. i'm not sure who but one of them had this great idea. gosh, why don't we try to dish the secret service? it's so they did they count off the secret service couldn't keep up or lost something happened. and so anyways, they lost them then they thought well wouldn't this be a lot of fun if we go to the ranger tower and watch the secret service try to find us so they did they climbed up to the top of the watchtower and they washed the secret service frantically trying to find their present of the united states and his good friend. so i thought that that's always a lot of fun to think about ding and gre

herbert fires. it is williams! williams again! all the way down to about the 27 yard line. i mean, what -- what -- i'm speechless at this point! >> cris: what they did was they took advantage of that player working in the middle of the field and threw it behind him in this situation. al, if this is a movie, i would have already left because the script was so unbelievable. like that can't really happen! yet, here we are in the last game of this season and it is getting weirder and weirder and weirder. >> al: 27 yard line. 5:30 left in regulation. touchdown wins the game. field goal extends the game. ekeler. they have converted six fourth downs tonight. it is the -- it is the first time in 30 years that a team has converted six fourth downs. >> cris: here is the completion to williams now. you'll see players in here but they end up stopping people just in front and then they jump out of the way. there are two receivers in that same throwing lane and it was receiver number three coming in behind that they ultimately hit. >> al: herbert has thrown 62 passes tonight. 383 yards t

in 1928 so was herbert hoover. >> this is what contributes to the great tragedy of hoover. people had been read partly through his own efforts they were read to expect miracles and there is something that was terrible to happen in some profoundly to go wrong i would be blamed are in the president had not commonly spent the bulk of what he dealt with, how do you come to terms political life is over and the office is over. you become an animal to millions of the same countrymen who cheered you into the white house. how do you deal with that. he lived for over 30 years you constructively affect your life without becoming better without seeking the dictation whatever that means. >> i never met him. >> did you ever meet dewey? >> no but i was in the same room in 1968 i wanted taken from elliott richardson secretary as a guest of the massachusetts delegation of the convention and then i got a job and i had a lot of money to pay for airfare and hotel in august and 68 and of the floor of the convention and the rockefeller demonstration but i remember the first time at the conventio

in 1928 so was herbert hoover. >> this is what contributes to the great tragedy of hoover. people had been read partly through his own efforts they were read to expect miracles and there is something that was terrible to happen in some profoundly to go wrong i would be blamed are in the president had not commonly spent the bulk of what he dealt with, how do you come to terms political life is over and the office is over. you become an animal to millions of the same countrymen who cheered you into the white house. how do you deal with that. he lived for over 30 years you constructively affect your life without becoming better without seeking the dictation whatever that means. >> i never met him. >> did you ever meet dewey? >> no but i was in the same room in 1968 i wanted taken from elliott richardson secretary as a guest of the massachusetts delegation of the convention and then i got a job and i had a lot of money to pay for airfare and hotel in august and 68 and of the floor of the convention and the rockefeller demonstration but i remember the first time at the conventio

late in the fourth quarter, herbert engineered to dramatic, dr herbert found joshua palmer for a 23 yard touchdown pass on 4th and 21 played two point conversion made it 29 22. then, on the last play of regulation, herbert hit mike williams in the end zone. the game was tied at 29 headed to overtime. both teams kicked field goals in overtime, and then the raiders ran down the clock, giving daniel carlson of 47 yard attempt on the last play of ot. carlson down the middle, and the raiders had a 35 to 32 wins. they go into the playoffs to meet cincinnati in the first round. the chargers are out car wants more than to simply be a playoff team. i just have this weird feeling in my heart like on the job's not done, you know, like like my favorite player, kobe said. job's not done, you know, and it does feel good. it's exciting. but i didn't. i don't set out to just make the playoffs. it feels cool. it's awesome. but you know our goals. you know, this is one of them. but there was more after that, too. throwing clay thompson's returned to the warriors last night and we had a pretty good sp

herbert engineered to dramatic drives, herbert found joshua palmer for a 23 yard touchdown pass on 4th and 21. two point conversion made it 29 22. then on the last play of regulation, herbert hit mike williams in the end zone. the game was tied at 29 had overtime. both teams kicked field goals in ot, and then the raiders ran down the clock, giving daniel carlson of 47 yard attempt. on the last play of overtime. good holds carlson down the middle, and the raiders had a 35 30 to win. they go into the playoffs to meet cincinnati in the first round. the chargers are out car wants more than a simply a playoff team in his future. i just have this weird feeling in my heart like the job's not done, you know, like like my favorite player, kobe said. job's not done, you know, and it does feel good. it's exciting. but i didn't. i don't set out to just make the playoffs. it feels cool. it's awesome. but you know our goals. you know, this is one of them. but there was more after that, too. and next up now is what they're calling wild card weekend, which this year will be saturday, sunday and monday

martinez opposes the economic development of the country and describe bitcoin or as max kaiser and stacy herbert to seek to invest in the country as economic hitman. so max, you know, a few months ago they passed the lay bitcoin, the bitcoin law, and this is attracted big pointers from around the world. who are, you know, this is like renaissance 2 point. oh, right. we're seeing the best and the brightest we're seeing were engineers were seeing builders were seeing artists were seeing all sorts of people interested in moving to el salvador coming here. well, those from the old system, the legacy system from the fia system, are not happy with that. yeah, it's the opposite of an economic hit man, you know, you can, i'm a kid man would load a country up one debt. of course big coin is equity. it's the opposite of debt. this is an equity for debt swap. and those 2 are critical of big coin siding the economic good man as prescribed by john perkins in his famous book, confessions of an economic good man are i would say being intellectually dishonest and or. busy lazy so you mentioned that you can make

opposes the economic development of the country and describes bitcoin errors, max kaiser and stacy herbert to seek to invest in the country as economic hitman. so max, you know, a few months ago they passed the lay bitcoin, the bitcoin law. and this is attracted big pointers from around the world who are in this is like renaissance 2 point. oh, right. we're seeing the best and the brightest we're seeing we're engineers are seeing builders. we're seeing artists, we're seeing all sorts of people interested in moving to l. of the doors coming here. well, those from the old system, the legacy system from the fia system are not happy with that. yeah, it's the opposite of an economic it man, you know, you can, i'm a kid man would load a country up one debt for a spread coin is equity. it's the opposite of debt. this is an equity for debt swap . and those who are critical of big coin siding the economic good man as described by john perkins in his famous book, confessions of an economic good man are i would say being intellectually dishonest and or lazy. so you mentioned that you can make hit man

and finally, how what happens to herbert shoals herbert shoals ends up in he's arrested by counter us army counterintelligence core in 1945. he escapes their clutches. in 1946 through the good offices of cardinal fasanti of turin who wrote him a very lovely letter of letter a character reference and he escapes briefly to buenos aires to have us six month affair with the a former wife of the italian fashion designer oleg cassini. actually, she was a nazi sympathizer. they went to buenos aires that lasted for about six months until she broke up with him. then he moved to bolivia started investing in copper. mine's and then was able to move back to germany in the late 50s and petitioned the german german republic the federal republic to give him his pension as a german diplomat and he purchased a villa on the shores of lake starnberg a very affluenter address outside of munich and lived in avila until his death in 1985 more or less escaping the clutches of any clear justice. i'll end with this piece that's from a letter written about francis sweeney by her fiancee francis sweeney died su

opposes the economic development of the country and describes bitcoin errors, max kaiser and stacy herbert to seek to invest in the country as economic hit man. so max, you know, a few months ago they passed the lay bitcoin, the bitcoin law, and this is attracted big pointers from around the world. who are, you know, this is like renaissance 2 point. oh, right. we're seeing the best and the brightest we're seeing were engineers were seeing builders were seeing artists were seeing all sorts of people interested in moving to el salvador coming here. well, those from the old system, the legacy system from the fia system, are not happy with that. just the opposite of an economic hit. man, you know, economic at mann or low to country up one debt. bar spread coin is equity. it's the opposite of debt. this is an equity for debt swap and those who are critical of the coin siding the economic good man as prescribed by john perkins in his famous book, confessions of an economic good man, r i would say being intellectually dishonest and or lazy. so you mentioned that you cannot, mike hit man by john

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of the us presidents the 31st president's great-grandson alan hoover the third talks about how the herbert hoover presidential library and museum in west branch, iowa will evolve in coming years. find a full schedule on your program guide or visit c-span.org/history. now it's time for lectures in history an opportunity for you to join students in college classrooms on topics ranging from the american revolution to 9/11 this weekend penn state professor rachel sheldon teaches a class on the civil war as a constitutional crisis. she argues that by the 1860s the constitution could no longer be used as a tool for compromise over slavery and that once

hoover presidential library and museum with alan huber the third, great-grandson of herbert hoover. talks about how the presidential library will evolve in the coming years exploring the american story , watch american history tv saturday on c-span2 and find a full schedule in your programguide or watch online anytime . >>. >> book tv every sunday features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. 9:15 p.m. eastern vanderbilt university professor michael eric dyson examined the impact of black culture and politics on the united states with his bookentertaining race , performing blackness inamerica and then at 10 pm eastern , theoretical physicist leonard malan talks about his book emotional, how feelings shake our thinking. he's interviewed by northeastern university professor lisa feldmanbarrett . what will tv every sunday. and find a full schedule program guide or watch online anytime@booktv.org . >> the senate banking committee held a confirmation hearing for lael brainard to be vice chair of the federal reserve and sandra thompson to be director of the financingc

part of the bill, every republican president since nixon, ford, reagen, -- reagan, president george herbert walker bush and president george w. bush, george w. bush signed the most recent voting rights act, a bill that passed the congress like 390 in the house, almost unanimously, in the senate, not that long ago. had always been bipartisan. until now. and so passing that bill will be very, very important for voting rights in our country. so fundamental to our democracy. so i'm excited about today. that we're sending this over to the senate, receiving some optimism that the focus will be on it and hopefully the success will be there, especially in time formatterren luther king day -- formatterren luther king day -- for martin luther king day. i want to commend zoe lofgren, so many times her committee didn't even have a christmas or hanukkah on the holiday. so many people, john sarbanes has been the patron saint of this, or the godfather, whatever analogy you want to make, of this legislation. so i want to thank all of them forgiving us this special, special opportunity. earlier this week we

eastern on the presidency a look at the herbert hoover presidential library and museum with alan hoover the third, great-grandson of president hoover. he talks about the library were will involve over the coming years. watch american history tv saturday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online any time at c-span.org/history. >> next, virginia governor glenn youngkin speech to a joint session of the general a silly. the speech took place two days after he was sworn into office. [applause]

cameron saying in west africa, the military has seized power in burkina, faso, and ousted president rock, herbert the girl. the crew follows days of street demonstrations and also uprisings at several military bases. the crew leaders say they have removed the president because of his failure to rain in your hottest malicious. if you live on television, burkina, faso has military announces that has staged a clue. and given president ross couple here are a little bit longer asthma jubilation in the streets of the capital y got to go for years. the book i been other have been plagued by overall isn't islamist. insurgency is a growing national problem to which couple they did not have an answer to. ah, if you get a deputy, i must say that it was expected. because our country has been in a situation for 6 years without a real solution to this terrorism. and that they have been suffering for 6 years now. thanks to the colonel with his team with his strong army. we are saved from to day onward. we thank god ah, soldiers have taken the president into custody. they have published a lesson of his resignati

the national archives from herbert hoover to john all j trout. -- herbert hoover to donald j trump. the million ages of materials, 640,000 museum objects and close to reaching the 1 billion mark in electronic records. that is what keeps me up at night. [laughter] presidential libraries are not libraries in the usual sense. they are archives and museums bring together artifacts. the president, his administration and his family and presenting them in the public discussion without regard for the political considerations or affiliations. in litigating the first presidential library 1941, president franklin roosevelt captured the essence of the mission. to bring together the records of the past and to house them where they will be preserved for the use of many in the future. the nation must believe in three things. it must believe in the past, it must believe in the future, it must above all believe in the capacity of its own people so to learn from the past that they can gain and judgment and creating their own future. that text sounds exactly, captures the mission of the national archi

herbert hits williams as time expires. we go to overtime tied at 29-29. if the game ended in a tie, both teams would make the playoffs. but carlsen hits the game-winning field goal for the raiders, takes out the chargers. raiders win 35-32. the head scratcher of the day. colts, only thing they had to do was to be the jaguars. colts were down 10. carson is sacked, fumble. jaguars recover. two costly turnovers late in this game. late in the thirdm trevor lawrence handles the bad snap. finds jones for the score. 23-pre-. early in the fourth, they needed it. jaguars win, 26-11. here is your afc playoff picture. titans earned the top seed and a by. raiders kickoff the playoffs season. new england travels to buffalo. the chiefs will post the steelers sunday night. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dion: so much sports and excitement. that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00. . i am dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 spencer christian and chris alvarez and all of us here, thank you so much for joining us. we leave you now w

lewis part of the bill, every republican president has, since nixon, ford, reagan, president george herbert walker bush, and president george w. bush. george w. bush signed the most recent voting rights act, a bill that passed the congress, like 390 in the house, almost unanimously in the senate, not that long ago. it had always been bipartisan, until now. and so, passing that bill will be very, very important for voting rights in our country, so fundamental to our democracy. so, i'm excited about today, that we received this -- we're sending this over to the senate, receiving some optimism that the focus will be on it. and hopefully, the success will be there, especially in time for martin luther king day. again, i just want to commend terri sewell, mr. butterfield, jim mcgovern, jerry nadler, zoe lofgren, zoe lofgren, zoe lofgren so many times. her committee didn't even have a christmas or hanukkah, or any holiday. so many people. john sarbanes has been the patron saint of this -- or the godfather, whatever analogy you want to make -- of this legislation. so i want to thank all of them fo

having herbert, founder and former chairman and president of allergan. chairman of the genesis and namesake of the gavin herbert institute. thank you for being here. marine noun, a teacher, advocate for education and constant volunteer come former television hostess served on a board for very long time. where is marine? there she is. and as you want to promote and restaurant two of his generosity made possible all of the technological innovations in this very room that were taking advantage of today. thank you for being here today, charlie, to recognize mike elza, director of the nixon library from national archives who i believe is your summer with us. thank you mike. to introduce our conference chairman and set up our first panel of nobel laureates it's very much my pleasure to introduce marlene malek who helped immensely to bring this conference and the special exhibition that hope you all have a chance to see to fruition. marlene received a presidential appointment from president george h.w. bush to the national cancer advisory board where she served

yes. herbert. yes. but when you are william, we're with are going boy rotors here. are you brianna? progress. we're no dog or i'd probably a pretty is a real nosebleeds universe, a bushel was normal. a, a civil gear on yet versus a come yet. i don't know, but can you give them a semi them yell? yeah. one was for my game that right. and she has a relative in last little guy. yes. that way she can plan will only approve the wash your mouth shall my some colors or michigan. yeah, yeah. well we are with. 1 this is already knew similar boucher. yeah. one analogy could keep one from premier yard. sure. i don't choke beach or you are where she masada good coverage. yeah, we'll just i'm just i did the squeak of yeah. country yeah. they've been yeah. yeah . prestige usher collected. you know that danica you present the boy. yeah. that's on the micra of publish with a day she didn't think about that. i do a problem with you was always seeing social media post about this girl for a long time. no one could find a family for the child. for me to actually think, dear, if you were to put me on my

he has cufflinks from george herbert walker bush. one country, one destiny was embroidered on the coat of abraham lincoln the night he died. it was close to his heart. one country, one destiny. i think we have to follow his lead, and so many ways, including bringing our country together. soon we will hear the second portion of the session with testimonials that are very valued by all of us. the voices of members are an essential piece of january 6. today, led by the congressman, we will hear reflections from our colleagues. thank you for organizing that. we thank all of our members for their courage, and sharing their experiences and sharing their truth of that day. before our members testimonial, let's close this conversation with this presentation. >> it is a momentous day in washington and all eyes are on the nation's capital. mr. trump: i think right here, we are going to walk down to the capital. [shouting] >> we the people. >> the house will be in order. mr. trump: you are allowed to go by different rules. i hope mike has the c

of herbert hoover. he talks about how the presidential library will revolve -- evolve in coming years. watch american history tv on saturday on c-span2 and find a full dise jewel on your program guide or watch online any time at c-span.org/history. >> the indian prime minister delivered remarks in a virtual session of the world economic forum. he spoke about the pandemic, economic reforms in india and clie hat change. forum. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: on behalf of 130 crore indians, i convey my greetings to the dignitaries from all over the world gathered at the world economic forum. today when i am talking to you, as i speak to you today in the inciting cautiously and resolutely a new wave of the covid pandemic. at the same time on the economic front as well, india is moving forward with many results that give us

he beat the chargers and 23- year-old justin herbert. now carr faces 25-year-old joe borough here. >> i'm going to go out there and do my best as a 30-year-old old man i guess. i guess i'm not one of the young guys now. even though we can play until we're 40ish. i'm the old guy. i'll give it my best shot and see what happens. >> college basketball, the cal men came in hot. finished off a run to end the half. look at the pass from robinson. cal led the huskies by seven. then washington said hold on. we got this. terrell brown. did that to somebody's son. they scored 15 straight points in a stretch. and won the game. 64-55. now the bears have lost three straight games. but you know what i tell them? well, the sun's going to shine tomorrow. and if the sun doesn't shine tomorrow, then i'm going to shine tomorrow got to have that. hey, am i lying? you have to have that mantra to keep going. >> i love that. deep thoughts by vern. i'm going to save that one to tell my boys if they had a rough day. words of wisdom. pearls of wisdom. they just ro

he beat the chargers and 23- year-old justin herbert. now carr faces 25-year-old joe borough here. >> i'm going to go out there and do my best as a 30-year-old old man i guess. i guess i'm not one of the young guys now. even though we can play until we're 40ish. i'm the old guy. i'll give it my best shot and see what happens. >> college basketball, the cal men came in hot. finished off a run to end the half. look at the pass from robinson. cal led the huskies by seven. then washington said hold on. we got this. terrell brown. did that to somebody's son. they scored 15 straight points in a stretch. and won thgame. 64-55. now the bears have lost three straight games. but you know what i tell them? well, the sun's going to shine tomorrow. and if the sun doesn't shine tomorrow, then i'm going to shine tomorrow got to have that. hey, am i lying? you have to have that mantra to keep going. >> i love that. deep thoughts by vern. i'm going to save that one to tell my boys if they had a rough day. words of wisdom. pearls of wisdom. they just roll

first time in five when they beat chargers with herbert. now he faces 25-year-old quarterback joe burrow. >> i am just going to do my best as a 30-year-old old man i guess. i guess i am not one of the young guys even though we can play until we're 40ish. as the old guy, i will give it my best shot and see what happens. >> college basketball, cal men came in hot and washington huskies finished the run to end the half. robinson at the buzzer, cal led huskies by seven. washington said hold on, we got this. oh terrell brown, he did that to somebody's kid. they scored 15 straight points in a stretch and won 64-55. now the bears have lost three straight. that dots the is and crosses the ts for this morning. you know what? i am coming back later in the afternoon. have a great one, everybody. >> we will see you then. >>> 4:57 is the time. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> many oakland students preparing to stay home, the gripe with the school district in the request from one moment to the next, our kids become the most importa

he says it will herbert julia to see what the reversible major fear of which was he said to come in later and permitted is mere. alba welcomed me. he would you say the fee supper while jewel capsule sold in europe can contain a maximum of $20.00 milligrams nicotine per millimeter. the pods over the atlantic can contain up to $59.00 milligrams per millimeter. that's because in the u. s. there is no legally prescribed limit for nicotine european limit values for the nicotine content of e cigarettes are one aspect of the e u tobacco products directive. but what protections of the nicotine limits of the tobacco directive actually provide? lou insist $1090.00 jewel launched a technically modified version of its liquid pods in europe for the older jewel pods contain the maximum amount permitted in europe of 20 milligrams of nicotine per millimeter. the new pods have cut nicotine levels to 18 milligrams per milliliter. ah, why would a tobacco company voluntarily reduce the amount of nicotine? according to a recent study from the german federal institute for risk assessment and the tobacco labora

your life, or it can be really intense, a sharp tingle throughout your body, man, a burst of energy. herbert ross says that this, and that's the other extreme does this. and but all of that is happiness out here in the books or science breaks down the factors that contribute to happiness like this, 50 percent is determined by our genes. 10 percent by external circumstances. but 40 percent depends on us and our own behavior for heads fact to a one behavioral factor might be, for example, how do i behave towards my neighbors? do i say hello to them or not? how do i act when i meet other people? do i spend evenings alone verging out in front of the tv? it was for heading math in. that was a classic and it doesn't make you happy. and for most people, it will probably be better to corn friend or go for a walk with someone they like man in the movie. even little gestures can make you happy, like a friendly smile ah remembered and when mentioned on you treat others the way that you expect to be treated yourself. so it can make you really, really happy to smile at someone else man and her and celest

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a high stakes showdown on las vegas on the final sunday of the nfl regular season >> herbert, firing, and it is going to be -- caught in the end zone by the big body mike williams >> the chargers scored 20 in the final minutes to force overtime and potentially save their season after trading field goals, las vegas gambled on one final drive. and daniel carlton's boot sent them to the playoffs the raiders earn the win over the chargers 35-32 a history making performance for steelers pass rusher t.j. watt who tied the single season sack record with the one on tyler huntley. the steelers kept their postseason hopes alive with a clutch overtime road win over the ravens 16-13 and the path to the super bowl in the afc runs through nashville with the titans earning the first round bye. the chiefs start their quest for a third straight super bowl performance taking on the steelers next week in the nfc, the saints needed a prayer to get into the playoffs. new orleans finished the first half up by 18 and didn't look back, getting the 30-20 win. and the 49ers needed a road win against the rams t

held off 23-year-old justin herbert last week and for there first playoff appearance in 5 years. now is time for the 25-year-old joe burrow and the bengals on saturday. it is seasoned against youth once again in cincinnati. >> i'm going to go out and do my best as a 30-year-old old man, i guess. i'm not one of the young guys now, even though we can play until we are 40-ish. i guess as the old guy, i will go out there and give it my best shot, and see what happens. >> tennis, novak djokovic we not get the chance to defend his australian open title. yesterday, his visa was canceled for the second time by the australian government because he is unvaccinated against covid-19. he is scheduled to begin matchplay on monday, and will appeal the decision. this has been a saga the last few days. will he play, or will he not play. every time it seems like he is going to play some of that something is reversed. who knows. we do know the 49ers will play on sunday. i like their chances. the more i look at this game, i'm liking the matchup. >> that would be fantastic. >> one time. >> two or thr

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and you're in, a high stakes showdown in las vegas on the final sunday of the nfl regular season >> herbert, firing, and it is going to be -- caught in the end zone by the big body mike williams >> the chargers scored twice in the final minutes to force overtime and potentially save their season after trading field goals las vegas gambled on one final and the boot sent them to the playoffs the raiders win over the chargers a history making performance for t.j. watt who tied with a single season sack record the steelers kept their postseason hopes alive with a clutch overtime road win over the ravens 16-13 >>> the path to the super bowl runs through nashville, with the titans earning the first round bye. the chiefs start their quest for a third straight super bowl appearance as they take on the steelers next week the saints needed a prayer to get into the playoffs but they did their part against the falcons. they win 30-20 and the 49ers needed a road win against the rams to get in and eliminate the saints they sent the game to overtime in the final minute after a field goal to take the lead

was joined by former breakfast party, m, p, and solicitor, under cur, and british barrister, peter herbert. it cannot be argued that the ps be the presence of a statue to post them on other slave owners. anything. so the culture, language, and expediency on the political reputation of the united kingdom, let them be consigned to museum. let people wish wish to see that. go and learn about the real cross, the slavery in the museum, which is rule. go and pull down and damage property without law for the nation. and it sets a very dangerous preston should meet the court of appeals, this set stops and no legal precedent. other that recognizing that in certain circumstances, criminal donna, i'm also, if there's a legitimate hub in code by its presence under of thousands of my countrymen and women who are deeply offended by the presence of this statue and those like it. if my learned colleague thinks statues are such a good idea commemorating historical impostors, let them put a statue of ma selena, or hitler, or close bobby on the reach of europe. they would not do so this very silly in danger.