Every day i have learned from you, you made me a better president and better man. Now the Obama President ial memoir, a look back at what happened and Road Map for the work that lies ahead. I want you to remember what this country can be. But you cant just imagine a better Future And Wish for it, youve got to fight for it. After a divisive four years, why he sees a brighter tomorrow. If i remain hopeful its because i learned to place my faith in my fellow citizens. Tonight, a promised land, a conversation with Barack Obama from washington, d. C. ,. Good evening and welcome, we are in the heart of what was once known as Black Broadway here in washington, a place during segregation black culture thrived. On this Stage None other than duke ellington, Pearl Bailey and ella fitzgerald. Also President Franklin Roosevelt would gather friends and family for birthday celebrations. Tonight a greater moment of President Ial history, president Barack Obama, much anticipated new memoir is finally a
cheryl casone, kennedy and former white house press secretary ari fleischer. we begin with defund the police democrat from minnesota who seems to be changing her attitude toward law enforcement after being attacked. epicenter of the defund movement in 2020 following in the wake of george floyd s death. rocked the city of minneapolis echoing calls to defund and dismantle the police. one of the loud voices was a high-ranking official know with the state s democratic party. just days after george floyd s death she wrote on social media, we re going to dismantle the minneapolis police department. sadly this week, she was violently carjacked by a group of four men. the attack left her with a broken leg, deep wounds and bloody face. it happened in her own driveway in front of her two small children. she posted this bloody selfie adding, catch young people who are running wild, creating chaos across the city. hold them in custody and prosecute them. look at my face, remember me when
Ever since Sergio Leone talked Clint Eastwood into wearing a poncho for A Fistful of Dollars and invented the Spaghetti Western, filmmakers have been enthusiastically re-mixing the iconography of the American Frontier. In Mads Mikkelsen’s gritty, gripping Danish period drama The Promised Land, those cliches receive a cosy Scandi upgrade. Cancel the spaghetti: behold the Hygge Western.