let me first start off harlan with with the title of the book. you've got two. a concepts to phrases in there that i think would be worth unpacking for folks. the first is the fifth horseman and then we've got an and then the new mad, so can you first tell us what you mean and by the the fifth horseman and then walk us through the new mad because it is not the mutually assured destruction of the cold war. thanks, and i'm going to add a third part of the title a divided nation, which is critical. people understand and know the biblical four horsemen of the apocalypse. well about two and a half years ago a fifth horseman emerged carrying a new man. and this fifth horseman has been extremely destructive. because of what i call massive attacks of disruption, you mentioned mad of the cold war mutual assured destruction what that meant was because both east and west had so many thousands of thermonuclear and nuclear weapons. a war would have been catastrophic but nobody died under a nuclear cloud. under covid almost a million americans have died. that's more than ever

let me first start off harlan with with the title of the book. you've got two. a concepts to phrases in there that i think would be worth unpacking for folks. the first is the fifth horseman and then we've got an and then the new mad, so can you first tell us what you mean and by the the fifth horseman and then walk us through the new mad because it is not the mutually assured destruction of the cold war. thanks, and i'm going to add a third part of the title a divided nation, which is critical. people understand and know the biblical four horsemen of the apocalypse. well about two and a half years ago a fifth horseman emerged carrying a new man. and this fifth horseman has been extremely destructive. because of what i call massive attacks of disruption, you mentioned mad of the cold war mutual assured destruction whatt and west had so many thousands of thermonuclear and nuclear weapons. a war would have been catastrophic but nobody died under a nuclear cloud. under covid almost a million americans have died. that's more than every american who was killed on eve

harlan is a strategic thinker and innovator whose career spans the world's a business and government. he is a csis alum harlan's the chairman of two private companies and an advisor to the heads of major corporations and governments. he

harlan is a strategic thinker and innovator whose career spans the world's a business and government. he is a csis alum harlan's the chairman of two private companies and an advisor to the heads of major corporations and governments. he holds an ma mald and a p

all of us want to thank harlan crow and his family. [applause] >> i know harlan hates that. >> i would like to keep that friendship. [laughter] >> it's going to be that kind of evening. >> you are used to being thrown under the bus. [laughter] >> you are a very good bus driver. which we will get to. [laughter] >> went to holy cross for college, gail law school, you then became an aide in the senate. [laughter] >> he became an official at the education department in the early years of the reagan administration, from then he became chairman of the -- and then first president bush appointed him to the u.s. court of appeals for the deceased. the same court on which judge brown served. and then in 1991 justice comments -- justice thomas joined the supreme court at the age of 42, who is counting. [laughter] [applause] [laughter] [applause] >> as a means of introduction before i asked the first question, i was trying to think of what defines your tenure on the court. some would say you are interpreting the constitution based on the understand

the 1st the norwegian was one of the most wanted players in the world. harlan's contract means he could leave the german club. this summer for a 75000000 euro transfer fee and he said to earn a wage of nearly half a 1000000 years, the weak holland is a goal scoring machine. i strike out who combine speed, strengthen scale with phenomenal results. and even if you didn't hear it from them, he'd move dimensions to see, and it's riches long felton eligible. is it true that you're ready to bring early holland? here we do understand the months just to sit here in poll physician to sign and no answer to your question. no answer to holland your opinion of him as a strike and no question. no answer about questions. holland had also attracted interest from the likes of rail madrid and barcelona, and little wonder, he's average nearly a goal per game for dormant, $88.00 appearances, $85.00 goals, plus $23.00 assists. those numbers meant his departure was a question of when ne speculation over his future eventually creating tensions between club and player. i believe all i want to do is to play foo

and i think all of you want to join us to thank harlan crow and his family. i know harlan hates that. >> i wouldn't say brick works and knew we to do it there. >> i like to keep that friendship. [laughter] >> is going to be like that kind of evening. [laughter] >> you're used to to being thrown under the bus. [laughter] [laughter] you are a very good bus driver, which we will get too. [laughter] >> so, let me just went to holy cross for college, yale law school, and they became an aide in the senate to senator john from missouri. [laughter] he became an official at the education apartment in the early years of the reaganir administration. and then from there became chairman of the eoc.st and that he first president bush appointed him to the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit. the same court in which judge brown who sawbr it earlier today served. admin 1991, justice thomas joined the supreme court at the tender age of 42 or three. forty-three years old but who is counting. he had just celebrated last year's 30th year on the court. [applause] >> just as

. >> so i'll ask our photojournalist harlan to slowly pan over and you can see this area that's to the right of me, there was a news crew here. that crew has left, and that is the state trooper that i was just telling you about. you see he's also taking the flowers that people bring and laying them down, and it's quiet here. the loudest sound is the hum of our satellite trucks and our live trucks and the fans that are blowing to keep the equipment cool, but there's so much hurt. there's so much pain. just a few blocks away from here i spoke to some teachers in a neighboring district, and they are upset. they said it was the instinct of those teachers, the two who died at this school behind me to jump in front of the shooter and shield their students, and they want to know why didn't the officers come in. and as the talk continues about possibly arming educators with guns, they say that's not what they want. they want the officers to come in and there's a lot of finger pointing and blame happening too, jim. >> absolutely, and people are sick of the finger pointing. they're sick of the b

we're here to discuss with harlan omen the fifth horseman and the new mad how massive attacks of disruption became the looming existential danger to a divided nation and the world at

with orders to shoot writers and in football. bad news for bruce yet dormant fan star player elling. harlan is leaving to join manchester city after the english team agreed to pay a $75000000.00 euros release fee. ah, i'm feel gail. welcome to the program. ukrainian president vladimir lansky says his country's forces are making gains against russian troops. every taken several villages around the country. second biggest citicard, even the east ukrainian troops that are calling for more anti tank weapons to continue their progress. but u. s. intelligent services, say russia is ready for a protracted war. ukrainian forces taking back control and villages on the outskirts of talk. he s units crest forward, they encountered trail of wreckage from russia's invasion. ukrainian soldiers say russian forces fired on civilian convoys as they were trying to flee to fighting in frontline areas like here. destruction to by ukrainian fighters. this russian tank, one of many blown up by state of the art weapons delivered by nato countries, goes along the per mile. but the weapons are helping us a lot, esp

we're here to discuss with harlan omen the fifth horseman and the new mad how massive attacks of disruption b

thanks, dumont, as gandhi, and shower harlan nehru after centuries of invasion and occupation, india had to reinvent its identity. mowdy was the 3rd of 6 children. his parents who were members of a lower cast were grocer's, young to render use to help his father at work. deluge on lucas will bear legend hazard that modi's father, a member of the oil press cast, ran a t stall at the train station and their city dees, where mowdy is said to have helped sell t as a boy gad, it continues to have l d a contingent offer, it's an important element of them to render. a modi met 9. i'm a deepest, it means he's a self made man. man. he worked his way up. he is a man of the people and as against a leader of book, gold toys in it. like most school boys in his town, the render mowdy was recruited by the r s s or national volunteer organization, which was inspired by fascist movements in europe. founded in 1925 under british colonial rule, the r as since sought to foster hindu nationalism and cast off born influences. mowdy woke at dawn to take part in outdoor exercises and listen to patriotic spe

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we're here to discuss with harlan omen the fifth horseman and the new mad how massive attacks of disruption became the looming existenal

so cl, dean st, founded in the early 19 sixty's bye harlan him at. and that shock fe, quote, also founded the mostly misha student, an unknown, of which he became secretary general, and later president, doctor le dino's work has been challenged by a research project on islam. a phobia, a georgetown university in washington, d. c. called the bridge initiative. it claims that the dino's research promotes conspiracy theories about the muslim brotherhood in europe and the united states. al jazeera english contacted thought to the dino for a response to the bridge initiatives, criticism. he replied to say that they all quote entitled to their opinion. but he said that because one of the bridge initiative senior fellows is dr for read hafez. and that as he was one of those detained by operation, looked so their work is not what he would call neutral tomorrow. miss. how also followed up the question as to whether countries other than austria were involved in operation looked, saw, particularly given its name. as i think is hampton act to ethan, it's a cane

justice harlan had it right in the sense when he recognized that all are equal and he should be able to recognize they are real values. we think there is some balance to be drawn here. if the court doesn't do that it is going to be continued damage. >> i have a few questions. question was whether all elective abortions are unconstitutional and i think it is fair to say that when you got to the beef on the merits you shifted gears and talk a lot more about whether or not roe and casey should be overruled. mr. stewart: we emphasized this is important in only the court can resolve it. it was said that the court will have to reevaluate it and we ask the court to at least get rid of any suggestion of a viability line. we had to take into account that this has lost in every court of appeals. we raised the issue but once the court had only the first question we presented every argument as we signaled we would present a full-blown constitution argument with that fundamental question. it was a shift to go to the merit stage. that question includes -- >> it includes the broader arguments you r

kevin harlan is one of the best the best. yes i mean, maybe we can get that guy to come in and call traffic and weather for us south through down the sledgehammer. let's get this sledgehammer. right. let's go out to the bay bridge toll plaza. and show you that right now at the toll plan, so it's about 10 to 15 minutes delay if maybe 15 if you're at the end, but it's moving along. okay, we we've been checking and the worst thing you want to see is a surprise or no surprises on the bridge. this is a look at interstate 80 in oakland. that looks good. it's getting a little bit crowded, though. south when we come back in just a few minutes, i'm going to take a look at that entire east bay commute and show you where the slowest spots are. but now it's 701. we have to get right back to the headlines. we are being told that i mean it now cal fire will be updating its crews busy working the quail fire in vacaville. we have our own crew. they're working to talk with firefighters to bring you the latest on the fire. it started saturday

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