Diana ross, yes. Diana ross. Everybody knows Diana Ross. Youre how many years old . 23 years old forever and ever. We are planning simultaneous action in many cities. In restless dreams, i walked alone narrow streets of Cobblestone Today i state that i am a candidate for president of the United States. I want it to be confirmed that i will be in the New Hampshire primary. I turned my collar to the cold and damp well, i think we have to support, uh, the president and the administration. By the flash of a Neon Light that split the night and whispered in the Sounds Of Silence [applause] [applause echoes mr. Speaker, mr. President, members of the congress, and my fellow americans, i was thinking as i was walking down the aisle there tonight of what Sam Rayburn told me many years ago the congress always extends a very warm welcome to the president as he comes in. [laughter and applause] [soft dramatic music] as 1967 faded into 1968, Lyndon Johnson knew he had compiled one of the most import
[soft music] hello, darkness, My Old Friend [cheers and applause] ive come to talk with you again the enemy is not beaten, but he has met his master in The Field. Id like to say hi to mom back there at home. I know shes worried about me, so hello, mom. And the vision that was planted in my brain Diana Ross, yes. Diana ross. Everybody knows Diana Ross. Youre how many years old . 23 years old forever and ever. We are planning simultaneous action in many cities. In restless dreams, i walked alone narrow streets of Cobblestone Today i state that i am a candidate for president of the united states. I want it to be confirmed that i will be in the New Hampshire primary. I turned my collar to the cold and damp well, i think we have to support, uh, the president and the administration. By the flash of a Neon Light that split the night and whispered in the Sounds Of Silence [applause] [applause echoes mr. Speaker, mr. President , members of the congress, and my fellow americans, i was thinking a
hello? feeling better now. nothing is going to make it all better, but at least now there s some justice. right. you know, i think we re going to start to change now. yes. yes. we have to change it now. yes. it s incredible. you re an incredible family. i wish i was there to put my arms around you. we ve been talking every second of this, the vice president and all of us. just we re all so relieved on all three. and it s really important. i m anxious to see you guys, i really am. we re going to let a lot more done. we re going to do a lot. we re going to stay at it until we get it done. hopefully this is the momentum for the george floyd justice and policing act to get passed to have you sign. you got it, pal. and a lot more. not just that. a lot more. thank you, mr. president. this is the first shot at dealing with genuine systemic racism. there are people who feel as strongly as i do. the vice president, she wants to say something. okay. i m
week s jailing of another prominent putin critic. i will be joined by bill browder who was once the largest foreign investor in russia. then, china under lockdown as covid comes back to the country where it originated with a vengeance. 25 million people in shanghai alone are under very strict measures. i will check in with one of them, cnn s david culver. but first, here is my take. ukraine s brave and brilliant response to russia s attack is rightly being celebrated across the world. but it might be obscuring a growing danger. while the assault on kyiv and the surrounder region has failed, moscow s strategy in the south and east of ukraine could well succeed. if it does, russia will have turned ukraine into an economically crippled rump state, landlocked and threatened on three sides by russian military power, always vulnerable to another incursion from moscow. it will take much more military assistance from the west to ensure that this catastrophic outcome does not come
prime minister carl bildt. and, understanding the breadth of putin s clampdown inside russia, including this week s jailing of another prominent putin critic. i will be joined by bill browder who was once the largest foreign investor in russia. then, china under lockdown as covid comes back to the country where it originated with a vengeance. 25 million people in shanghai alone are under very strict measures. i will check in with one of them, cnn s david culver. but first, here is my take. ukraine s brave and brilliant response to russia s attack is rightly being celebrated across the world. but it might be obscuring a growing danger. while the assault on kyiv and the surrounding region has failed, moscow s strategy in the south and east of ukraine could well succeed. if it does, russia will have turned ukraine into an economically crippled rump state, landlocked and threatened on three sides by russian military power, always vulnerable to another incursion from moscow.