The event was held at a Charter School focused on classical education. When im unable to handle the winters here, you can tell me what to do because i started coming here in late march and it was cold. It stayed cold and s i am enjoying the warm weather but i know you are ready for the cold weather. My name is tiffany justice. Today was the first day of school for Founders Academy so lets give them a big round of applause for hosting us tonight. [applause] it has been a long day, theres no doubt about it. So, moms for liberty is a nonprofit grassroots organization. Our mission is to educate, unify and defend parents at their parental rights and that is exactly what we are doing. We just had a wonderful roundtable with education advocates, a lawyer and some moms. Kathy joined us as well and we talked about some of the issues that are affecting you in New Hampshire. These are not unique issues to just New Hampshire. Some of the issues you guys are struggling with here, educational failur
[applause] so glad you came. Good to see you. [applause] good evening everyone. I want to welcome you to the public charter school. When im unable to handle the winters here, you can tell me what to do b i started coming int was cold. It just stayed cold and stayed cold and stayed cold. So im enjoying the ward warm weather but i know you are ready for the cold weather. Today was the first day of school for Founders Academy. Lets give Founders Academy a big round of applause for hosting us tonight. [applause] its been a long day for kathy. Theres no doubt about it. Moms for liberty is a nonprofit grassroots organization. Our mission is to educate, empower, parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government. Thats exactly what we are doing. Had a wonderful roundtable with education advocates, a lawyer and some mothers. We talked about some of the issues affecting you and New Hampshire. These are not unique issues to just New Hampshire. You guys are struggling with educat
Front of tv cameras. The generals whod detained him, lined up alongside. But mr mugabe, in power for 37 years, was reading from a different script. And though he acknowledged the grievances of his party who earlier had sacked him there was no final farewell for now at least. Heres our africa editor, fergal keane. The very music seemed designed to drain any drama out of the moment. And perhaps the geniality of the encounter was a giveaway. Robert mugabe did not look like a man about to walk into the wilderness and his words delivered 15 minutes into a rambling address confirmed that he intended to stay as leader of the country and party at least until the Party Congress in december. The congress is due in a few weeks from now. I will preside over its processes which must not be repossessed by any axe calculated to undermine it or to compromise the outcome in the eyes of the public. He praised the military and acknowledge the crisis in his country and party. The way forward thus cannot b
There was testimony on the budget request and where theyre working to find more efficiencies in certain programs. This hearing is about 90 minutes. Subcommittee will come to order. Good afternoon to everybody. Thank you for being here. Really deeply appreciate our two distinguished witnesses here today to give us an inside look at the budget as it relates to africa. And where the challenges are, where funding will potentially increase. As you know, the appropriations budget that has passed the house clearly indicates that there were some differences of opinion as to how much and where we should be spending that money. And i think we have come to a consensus at least on the republican side that extraordinarily important programs like pep far, the emergency plan for aid relief, a number of refugee plans and a lot of other programs that deal with Infectious Diseases, like tuberculosis need to be funded in a very robust way in order to save lives and to mitigate dangers, especially to wome
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