her mom. so much like her mom. what was it like the first time you laid eyes on your new daughter? natalie, well, it was like falling in love 1000 times more than you have with any other person. natalie is just she s a part of me. four years later, along came nicholas. she was in her glory. and then, to have a boy and a girl, she was good. things were all coming together? yes. she got directly engaged in the community. in the church, she taught sunday school. she became a girl scout leader. the school board, she did many, many things. and she did almost all of it by herself. paul was still working as a paramedic in new york city, more than 100 miles away. that s a big commitment. this is pretty far from the city. yes, it s a two hour drive. i was making the new york city living, and making a living up here. the sacrifice was i couldn t be home every night. and that, they soon discovered can be tough on a marriage. we went to counseling for
i hope that russia will change and i can return, because it is and i can return, because it is a part of me. and i can return, because it is a part of me- and i can return, because it is a part of me. how ambitious are ou for a part of me. how ambitious are you for the a part of me. how ambitious are you for the ukrainian a part of me. how ambitious are you for the ukrainian ballet? i you for the ukrainian ballet? you have built the script from scratch. now, of course, it is temporary and many of them will go back to ukraine, many of them have a very difficult circumstances, but would you like to see in the future of this planting a seed of sort of artistic renaissance inside ukraine? , ., , of artistic renaissance inside ukraine? , ., of artistic renaissance inside ukraine? , . ., ukraine? yes, that is a great ambition ukraine? yes, that is a great ambition and ukraine? yes, that is a great ambition and hope. - ukraine? yes, that is a great ambition and hope. i - ukraine? yes
moment i met her. she was very effervescent. very funny and very opinionated. i really liked that in her. so, you really saw into the future the first time you saw her? yes. we ended up getting married, i think seven months later. two years after that, their first child natalie was born. it was very special. catherine s mom christina was ever the proud grandmother. natalie looks so much like her mom. so much like her mom. what was it like the first time you laid eyes on your new daughter? natalie, well, it was like falling in love 1000 times more than you have with any other person. natalie is just she s a part of me. four years later, along came nicholas. she was in her glory. and then, to have a boy and a girl, she was good. things were all coming together? yes. she got directly engaged in the community. in the church, she taught sunday school. she became a girl scout leader.
all that extra verbiage that pence added alongside the various austere, almost exactly unchanged language every time the vice president had done the speech. figured out that vice president pence s office much have work with these other parliamentarians ahead of time to head off this stunt. to head off this part of the plot. to head off what republicans were trying to do something in these forged electoral college votes. which they did in fact, not just fell out and keep, they filled them out, sign them, and sent them into the national archives and to the united states senate as if they were real. and since then, we have learned more about what has happened. particularly in recent days. however, we still don t know who did it. it is at least seven states, republicans clearly were working from some sort of played document. all seven documents have the