former president to united states. the protection of, law the rule of law means that the same laws apply to all of us. it means it treats each of us alike. there s not one rule for friends, another for foes. one for the powerful and one for the powerless. one for the rich another for the poor. the rule of law of the shirt, it s fragile. it demands constant effort and vigilance. and this possibility to ensure the rule of law is it has been the duty of every generation in our country s history. it is not your duty as well.
just looking at the two definitions, encouraging you to be up to date and most people are eligible for shots over the age of five, or booster shots. you know, at a certain point in time, given the waning protection of, you know, the primary series of vaccines and the need to get boosters in a shorter time period, won t there come a time you are not fully vaccinated anymore, two shots? by up to date, they are advising people if they are due for a booster they should get a booster. go ahead. thank you. not to belabor the point all right. jen psaki answering questions from jacqui heinrich regarding covid. the press secretary saying, sandra, the president s goal is to defeat the virus, not sure what it means. there is growing evidence the virus is here to stay and like the flu and the hundreds of viruses that cause the common cold and other diseases as well,
no. but that s not true under the statute. you can even if you provoke the situation, you can still use self-defense if two things happen. one is that you then reasonably fear that you re in imminent threat of serious injury or death. and. and you ve exhausted all other reasonable methods to get away from the threat. okay, that s a big and. for rittenhouse. it s an even bigger and for these guys. even though they re going to try to plead under a statute which i don t even think they re going to be able to get the protection of. but listen to how he changes and doesn t understand the reckoning of what happened in that moment and what he did to avoid the threat. watch this. you have moved out on the road. you ve aimed this shotgun at mr. arbery. i did. mr. arbery goes to the passenger side of the truck. yes. okay? your dad is still yelling at him because we can hear him go stop goddamn it, stop, right?
from the threat. okay, that s a big and. for rittenhouse. it s an even bigger and for these guys. even though they re going to try to plead under a statute which i don t even think they re going to be able to get the protection of. but listen to how he changes and doesn t understand the reckoning of what happened in that moment and what he did to avoid the threat. watch this. you have moved out on the road. you ve aimed this shotgun at mr. arbery. i did. mr. arbery goes to the passenger side of the truck. yes. okay? your dad is still yelling at him because we can hear him go stop goddamn it, stop, right? yes. you could have easily just stepped back to your pickup truck and watched him keep going, right? i could have, yes. boom. first of all, she s good. yes. she has this stylistic thing that you re always worried about when you re in court against somebody like that which is where she s using all these
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2020’s Most-Read Bible Verse
During the hardest moments of a particularly difficult year, Bible searches soared online, and a record number of people turned to Scripture for passages addressing fear, healing, and justice. The popular YouVersion Bible App saw searches increase by 80 percent in 2020, totaling nearly 600 million worldwide.
Isaiah’s assurance to “do not fear,” was the Bible App’s top verse globally this year, also ranked as the No. 1 verse in the US, India, South Africa, the Netherlands, and the Philippines. In Ghana, the top verse was Philippians 4:8 (“Do not be anxious …”), and in Kenya, Romans 8:28 (“in all things, God works for the good …”).