culture, our values, we can go back to having parents and mothers teaching our kids those values. what you described is beautiful. they are an amazing family in your children. very quickly, i think that main concern for all people thinking about this is will my kids grow up to be world if they socializ with no classmates. people have a lot of concern or worries when they think abou homeschooling. public education is kind of knew , it s only been the standard for about a century an prior to that we had other ways of educating people. so the good news i tell people is it s really not that hard, you don t have to be an expert s , you don t have to be a teacher and you don t have to worry about not being able to socialize your kids either. we have so many ways we can do that now, especially with the internet, all of the bat, but a lot of good comes with with it
disciplinary condition and fear he might be sent back to solitary. paul wheeland and have been detained in russia since before the invasion of ukraine. his sister gave cnn a fresh clue of his condition. he is doing as well as can be expected in a forced labor camp in russia. expert s are now openly concerned about the future of these three americans given the tensions with putin are only intensifying. how difficult will it be to get them out at this point? is it even possible? we re at such a different level of confrontation with russia right now. they really are being used as pawns by russia. he s not going to harm these three, but he s not going to let them out of jail either. congressman alred has been in touch with her russian lawyer who has been in touch with her agent and family back home and they know she s okay. cnn has reached out to the
the interview about a fictitious plot to assassinate north korean leader kim jong-un. they both underscore why the types of inquiries are often long and more complex than a normal criminal investigation. the alleged crimes, they happen far away, sometimes out of u.s. jurisdiction. the evidence is virtual, sometimes more inconclusive than physical evidence here in the united states. and time not usually a friend to investigators. it is tough on anyone whose name is caught up in an inquiry as a cloud can hang over their innocence or political allies until these years long inquiries end. to dig in to how this will all work in the russia context, we have a panel of expert s expert quinter. starting with how the investigations work, why does this take longer? it takes a long time because
personally in small groups told them it was either men or women. we kept them separately. and we explained to them exactly what the concept of the show was. exactly what the risks were. because we understood that this is something that isn t right for everybody. you know, it does take, i think, a particular type of person that is really going to put their trust and faith in the experts and be ready. once we got to that point, the expert s had already been going through the casting tapes and doing prevetting of their own. but they did extensive research on these people and involved massive psychological evaluations, clinical interviews. the experts went to their homes to see how they lived and the world they had created for themselves. interacting with friends and families. and they tried to really explore everything that was important in romantic compatibility because we want this to work. well, sam, i m fascinating listening to you.