Country dont stop. And then in an unprecedented move donald trump takes to the streets to survey the damage inflicted on the church during the protests. Were disgusted and cannot normalize the pain not only on the Entertainment Industry calls for a blackout on a georgia florida. Well its been an unprecedented night in the United States as protests continue for a 7th day over the killing of an unarmed black man they were chaotic scenes outside the white house as police cleared protesters using tear gas and flash bang stun grenades at that exact moment in the white house gardens President Trump threatened to deploy the military nationwide a mistake governor as get to the sometimes violent demonstrations under control. We cannot allow the righteous cries of Peaceful Protesters to be drowned out by an angry mob. The biggest victims of the rioting are peace loving citizens in our poorest communities and as their president i will fight to keep them safe i will fight to protect you i am youre
Words of violence doesnt stop and a surprise maybe you can see there he left the white house and walked across to a church that had been damaged in the unrest us. Were broken and were disgusted and cannot normalise this pain not on the Entertainment Industry calls for a blackout daughter torchwood. Unprecedented night and the United States the protests continue for a 7th day of the killing of george floyd in Police Custody he died after he was penned down for 9 minutes by a Police Officer and official autopsy has now concluded his death was homicide involving neck compression and bears out the findings of an independent autopsy which said floyd died from. Lets talk about tonight chaotic scenes outside the white house. Police cleared a peaceful protest using tear gas and stun grenades at the moment that was happening in the garden across the sort of the white house president on a trump threatened to deploy the military nationwide unless a state Governor Scott the sometimes violent demon
When the ideas of existence of dark energy actually brings about that our universe could become everything we can see all this can be just a tiny little part of a much grander reality what we call multiverse. There is a picture of that perhaps. You can see the little yellow circle, thats pretty much what we can see around us. If measurement and theories are correct our own universe is infinite in time. This idea of the multiverse is all of that is but a tiny piece of a much grander reality, a multiverse which is made up of many marbles like in this case which are different kinds of universes, each one of them a different loss of physics and an even and thats a sophisticated idea that we brought in to explain the mr. Of the dark push. We dont know if if this makes sense but we dont know if we will ever be able to prove or disprove these ideas. This is very controversial and yet a very exciting but it goes at the heart of one of the biggest questions ever, why are we here and what doesnt
The book is really kind of a long time in the making, editing the reason why were here because of an essay he wrote last year. It was entitled why i make several decisions or poppy thoughts. Cheney tells a bit about that . It was a response. Guest i actually come from the internet, and i was having a conversation with my friends after work one night and somebody brought up the iphone with food stamps, and what she said was i know im not supposed to judge people without. Somebody remind me why because im feeling a little judge he. I kind of fired off a response and didnt really think of it, and then it started to get a good response. Minister to get a weird response. And i got an incredible response and then i was on the front page of Huffington Post and in forbes. Russia called, and israel called them and they have a fan base in serbia, which is interesting to me, and then there was the want to write a book . And out i am interviewed about the book. Host right, yeah. Here we are. Tell
Them written by veterans of the vietnam war. National book award winners, Pulitzer Prize winners, classic works of nonfiction including probably a dozen or 15 or 20 war memoirs that stand with the best of the genre. As well as history analysis and so on. I just have a small list. Ive left off many but the ones that i thought of immediately that should be on anybodys book shelf who reads whos interested in the vietnam war as far as nonfiction Neil Sheehans book, a bright shining light. Philip caputo, david halverstans the best and the brightest, wallace terrys book blood, robert masons book chicken hawk, one of the first and best helicopter pilots memoirs. Lou puller, he was from virginia. That book won the Pulitzer Prize for autobiography. You know, he was chesty pullers son, he graduated from college in 1967 and what did he do . Yeah. He went to the marines. Can you imagine . And theres a great probably the best memoir by a woman is linda van zanters home before morning. She was a nur