did this kind of thing when you were abroad. well, i think it s significant that she did confirm it, you re absolutely right about that. and one shouldn t really be surprised that russian diplomats are, you know, interacting in this way. human intelligence and signals intelligence intertwine and support each other in foreign operations like the russians were doing in our country. that she said it on the record, though, surprised me. i ve got to tell you honestly. because why? because this is usually very classified information. i know all kinds of things that i m not going to say to you right now about what russians have done in this country because it s usually classified. and by the way, that s one of the biggest problems with getting americans to be more concerned about these things is we don t talk about them in the open. ambassador, i know things that i don t talk about to you, they re just not as important or
immigrants, newcomers to america coming, in irish and germans, very catholic in the 1840s and 19 and 1850s. and this whole the party s idea was that these people are taking your jobs away, you old americans, and they are challenging the old white protestant supremacy and they make big efforts to get in their way. one thing they wanted from congress was to take 21 years for a newcomer to become a citizen. and this thing was so powerful that by 1856 the ex-president millard fillmore ran as the candidate of the know nothing party, third party candidate. he did better than any other third party presidential candidate in american history except for one. so walk us through what might be different here, which is on the record admitted punitive approach to children. that is something that we are
trying to better yoursel your education and you re burdened now with the demand that you get health care and you don t feel that you need it, you can t afford it, but there s a $95 fine you can pay to absolve you of your liability, of course they re going to do that. guess what, where are the young people, most of them, getting their funds from? either working one or two jobs and going to school or they re living with their parents and their parents are not going to foot the bill. how does it make sense, richard, to a young person to pay more for insurance than he or she otherwise would be doing so, so as to underwrite old americans, many of whom likely have more money than he or she, that young person does. how does that make sense? greg, i don t think it s making sense or not making sense issue. i think one, what brad is talking about, is a lot of college students and law students and ph.d. students are eligible to go back on their parent s health care insurance thanks to the aff
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he was creating a modern muslim states, women s rights, minority rights, human, respectful of the law. every pakistani in his or her dna has an idea of a modern muslim state which didn t work out. when you go to pakistan you see pictures of him all over the place, in fact, and when others talk about americans, they may talk about it as a monolith as when we talk about pakistan we think of it as a monolith. it s not. tell us the key divisions here particularly because the intelligence service, the military, and the elected government. they certainly are not monolithic and don t see the relations with the west or terrorism the same way. i think that s a great question and i hope america is listening to this, this discussion, because we stand to see pakistan as a indeed the muslim world as a monolith. pakistan is a battlefield for three kinds of islam. this is an important discussion. one modernist islam a modern nation, muslims being proud of