Stay updated with breaking news from Joe naranjo. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
this show will be the last watters world. if you watched watters world from the beginning you know how much the show has grown and how much i have grown as a host and as a person. i m not saying i put on weight which i did for a while. but i lost it and you will notice that in some of the footage i am about to show you. what i m saying is my world has gotten a whole lot bigger. i spoke about this in my book how i saved the world. but i really saved myself and by doing so made the world a better place. everyone is the master of your own world. you are responsible for your own thoughts, happiness and success. everything starts here and here. the power of positive thinking, big dreams, hard work and good habits will take you anywhere you want. that of course and a lot of love. what made this show possible in the beginning was the factor sent me far and wide throughout the country to interview people and investigate what needed attention. during my travels i forme ....
i never prayed before my. life but still, no. answers somebody did that tour, and is not coming forward. there was a boyfriend. my first impressions were that he exact. that what he said he didn t know. only she could tell them. but her memory of that night was gone. no words to describe how horrible it was. hello, welcome to dateline. this is a story of a young woman found nearly dead, in the middle of the road. with little evidence to go, on investigators needed to find out what happened from the victim herself. the problem was, she couldn t remember. here s josh mankiewicz, with the mystery on i ll be inroad. how would it feel to have brutal, life altering injuries, but to have the memories of how you got those injuries wiped out the instant you receive them. how they feel to have a golf in your mind, that stands between you and justice. november 11th, 2009, 1:30 am. a moonless night in the wheat fields of pullman washington. as bob katie drove home ....
you for coming out tonight or coming on the screen tonight for this incredible event that we re about to have which we are so excited about i m lissa muscatine kohner of politics and pros and along with my husband and co-owner brad graham and our incredible staff at pnp we welcome all of you. this is our eighth in a series of panels called on race in america and we are really the lucky beneficiaries of the great idea on the part of the one and only incredible journalists april ryan who came to us, i think it was in 2015 and suggested that maybe pnp could be a venue and a platform for discussions about race and we thought it was a great idea and we have been so honored to partner with her in the year since with the exception of covid. so we re really really happy to be back with another panel tonight with an incredible panelists with april moderating the conversation as always. we re thrilled that you re all going to join us. and i am going to turn it over to one of our ....
of ausa authors it is a different panel put together with a different set of a different set of books. as i had said earlier. i ve read all the books ahead of time. not that i know that joe is going to give me a quiz but i really enjoyed all of them tremendously and so you know what the rules are. so please start done. good afternoon. ladies and gentlemen, my name is don snedeker and i am a second generation black horse trooper. my father wrote horses and tanks in the 11th armored cavalry and i did twice once in vietnam and once in germany. it s one hell of a regimen next slide, please. you see two books here. the one with the red cover is called the black horse in vietnam. it was published by case made in a usa last year. and the most current one. with the lighter color is blackhorse tales. the chapters and combat vignettes shown here are from blackhorse tales. the black horse in vietnam is a history of the regiment from september 66 to april of 72 when it returned hom ....
this is our eighth in a series of panels called on race in america and we are really the lucky beneficiaries of the great idea on the part of the one and only incredible journalists april ryan who came to us, i think it was in 2015 and suggested that maybe pnp could be a venue and a platform for discussions about race and we thought it was a great idea and we have been so honored to partner with her in the year since with the exception of covid. so we re really really happy to be back with another panel tonight with an incredible panelists with april moderating the conversation as always. we re thrilled that you re all going to join us. and i am going to turn it over to one of our fabulous employee staffers booksellers at pnp but sean horsley who will take care of the introductions, but have a great time tonight. it s going to be a wonderful conversation. thanks for shawn. thank you very much muscatine. have a good evening. i like to welcome you all to another pmp live ....