you. we are with you. we ended up having this meeting with her. kathy brought jim, her boyfriend. i think her sister, josephine was with her. she wanted to help us, she wasn t afraid that we were going to get her in trouble. they gave us enough money to keep us going for a minute. bill, emily and patricia are like hunted animals. they were running from the law running from what they regard as sudden death. they have one thing they want to do, they want to memorialized the six of their con rads that died. at approximately 6:30 this morning the radio station received a call stating the sla has a communication for us. this existed after the people were killed. the six people that helped us stay alive were not in the sla.
he took a sort of muffled jab at him when he talked about how the united states doesn t want to impose democracy around the world. that was a direct reference to things president bush included in his own u.n. addresses eight years ago. he was a little bit like president obama and that he wasn t afraid to name and shame. he called out north korea and iran and russia and china. he also named our allies, taking special care to think countries like jordan and lebanon for helping to ease the crisis resulting from syria s civil war. bret: it was direct and bold. you re getting reaction from both sides of the aisle differently. a couple tweets. representative marked econo shockingly reckless. the whole human cost of north korea. barbara lee dangerous rhetoric, abdication of values at the u.n. congress must stand by the iran
like president bush. he took a sort of muffled jab at him when he talked about how the united states doesn t want to impose democracy around the world. that was a direct reference to things president bush included in his own u.n. addresses eight years ago. he was a little bit like president obama and that he wasn t afraid to name and shame. he called out north korea and iran and russia and china. he also named our allies, taking special care to think countries like jordan and lebanon for helping to ease the crisis resulting from syria s civil war. bret: it was direct and bold. you re getting reaction from both sides of the aisle differently. a couple tweets. representative marked econo shockingly reckless. the whole human cost of north korea. barbara lee dangerous rhetoric, abdication of values at the u.n.
family almost immediately they started to photograph her let alone talk to her. photographer jane fincher covered diana from the beginning. she was so much more casual and informal and human. she wasn t afraid to show she was human. that was evident straight away. diana was a natural in the spot light. she did it in style. we can get these one of diana s designers at the dress shop in london. this is the place where we made all the dresses for the prince princess. she was very game to do that stuff. she understood what a good dress could do. she knew it had power and knew it would get on the front page. power that enabled diana to change the culture.
say and he did an excellent job. abby: he wasn t afraid to talk about religion either. he talks about worshiping god. when the pilgrims landed at plymouth, they prayed. when the founders wrote to declaration of independence. they invoked our creator four times. in america, we don t worship government. we worship god. [applause] abby: necklace can you state you really appreciated that. absolutely. it s not often politicians are willing and able to talk about faith in the late donald trump said yesterday. this is amazing to see for the president. this is nationally televised i really hope this to a high standard and greatly appreciated. liberals like elizabeth warren talked about politics, worshiping government. we ll play a couple clips from