this person donald dennisonen or whoever the name was. david. david dennisonen. i knew there was a married with children- or peg bund with are person in there. i knew that was part of it. but if that s part of it if he was supposed to be part of it then it could have potential to void it. but the bigger issue is about the non-disclosure. what really voids these agreements is if somebody breaks their end of the bargain and starts talking about the issue. and according to stormy daniels and her counsel the statements made by michael cohen that we re talking about even the payment of itself is the larger issue for the court to figure out if that voided it in and of itself. okay. the signature is almost a secondary issue at this point in time. it s easy to remember. d.d. and p.p. so listen. sarah, the president has denied. i can t dhie it. the president denied the affair ever occurred. the white house seems to downplay it process. this suit goes route right out and says the
by the greediest, most bourgeois of capitalist imperialists. the city is split by the huangpu river, a tributary of the yangtze, into the older section, which features the bund, and the newer, built-up section of pudong. the one thing i know for sure about china is that we ll never know china. it s too big, too old, too diverse, too deep. there s simply not enough time. that s, for me, the joy of china facing a learning curve that impossibly steep. the certain knowledge that even if i dedicated my life to learning about china, i d die mostly ignorant. that s exciting. it s too much. and it s changing so fast. china has a population of around 1.3 billion people. and the number of them who are joining an explosive
not available at all. content really slow. or content packaged in bundled not with us in mind. you are right about data privileging, in your piece, this is something guaranteeing equal access to the web. explain that for people. what does that mean? i think probably coming back to the cable tvone. if you experienced it, your tv doesn t give you access to all content. it s not like broadcast tv, after you signed up for have a subscription, it would be some bundle of services, but it wouldn t be everything. very often it d be set up so the things you wanted would be in different bundles. maybe you would subscribe to a bund that will has youtube in it, but doesn t have something else you want in it. so that kind of paid bundling and prioritization of how you access things, certainly quite
but coone said they had 8,000, somehow they got 20,000 people into the garden that night. and at the time the the new york times wrote an editorial in which they said that we need to be in no doubt as to what the bund would do to this country if it had the opportunity. it would set off an american hitler hitler. they wanted to have hitler run in united states. yeah. and what is it that they re doing? what are they rallying for? it s a celebration of the rise of white supremacy. and to me one of the things that grabbed me so much about the footage was not that there is an a anti-semantic leadership but there are pan shots across the
somehow or other they got 20,000 people into the garden that night. at the time, the new york times wrote an editorial in which they said that we need to be in no doubt as to what the bund would do to and in this country if it had the opportunity. it would set up an american hitler. so, arnie, they wanted to have hitler-like rule in the united states? exactly. and kuhn fancied himself that he was going to be the american hitler. it s amazing when you look at the documentary. what is it that they are doing? what are they rallying for? it s sort of a celebration of the rise of white supremacy. and to me one of the things that grabbed me so much about the footage was not that there is an anti-semitic leadership. i think there are people that would do this. but there are some pan shots across the crowd and you see tens of thousands of new yorkers who, you know, are dressed in suits and hats and dresses.