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La statue de la Liberté

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La statue de la Liberté

The transcription covers a wide range of topics, including iconic phrases, figures from American culture, and historical events. It delves into the themes of division, threats to democracy, and controversies surrounding former President Donald Trump. There is a focus on Emma Lazarus and her famous poem "The New Colossus" engraved on the Statue of Liberty, symbolizing the American ethos of welcoming immigrants. The text also mentions a protest by activist Therese Okoumou at the Statue of Liberty against the separation of immigrant families at the US-Mexico border. Overall, the transcription highlights various elements of American history, culture, and current affairs, intertwined with references to key figures and events.

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Six, five, four, three, two, one, zero. Build that walk. Thank you, America. Oh, a spectacular move. And the Oscar goes to. I have a dream. I'll be back. May the force be with you. Here we go. Good morning, Vietnam. Here's Johnny. That's a spicy meat. The boy. You talking to me? Fasten your seat belt. It's going to be a bumpy night. Be a podcast and we will make great. Rodeuve nous president des eta Z unile current c' est president de listoire us apres unexion. Chiara tendu la merik. Chiora Histerize. What happened, dad? Everyone's taking sides and splitting into groups. Everything sucks. Yeah, everything sucks. Everyone's divided. And there's people like your mother who are thinking about voting for a douche because she doesn't have a brain. Pour montre a quel point Le match se jouis le trenimage de la liberte qui marche sur infil Infil A statue porte une long Perche etante de gardet les avec le pois de la democracy sur le doin femme qui conte dans listoire Americane La statue de la liberte Aussie Lady Liberty. Liberty. Lift your lamp of hope a little higher. La statue de la liberte Une icon American que auverquet le danger sur la. Democracy us so when you say threat to democracy. They are a threat to democracy. I'm not a threat to democracy. I'm not a threat. Thank you. Avant to choose. You can kiss the bride. And I could come down and start kissing everybody. I'll kiss every guy. Man and woman. Man and woman. Look at that guy. How handsome he is. Did you have a sexual relationship with Donald Trump? She's the woman whose name is splashed across headlines all over the world now. Inside Edition sits down exclusively with Stormy Daniels, who, according to the Wall street journal, was paid $130,000 to keep silent about an alleged affair she had with Donald Trump in 2006. Donald Trump. Parle Washington Post. Un video dans laquel onant parfaitement Donald Trump. Dear sa when you're a star, they let you do it. You can do anything. Grab them by the pussy. The tous les journeaux Radio mesosi The tous les cotiliens us avec unpleus des d' essin de press qui montre Donald Trump atrapez la statue de la liberte par la chat. Oh, my God. Oh, please. Every president since Washington has done this. Meg you expect us to believe that the President of the United States would grab a woman by her? That's ridiculous. En DeMille says autre exemple, le journal avez fait polymy. Comment, Donald avec dansulemain un couteau plain de la tete. The Lady Liberty Trump a decapit la status. The front cover of German weekly magazine Der Spiegel's newest addition, sparking controversy with its depiction of US President Donald Trump beheading the Statue of Liberty. A danset episode en vadung Saint Terrais a la rolation de la statutus. La liberte avec Donald Trump mes ois avec les autre President Americains and episodes dans entendre par foi par les francais. Paris encore en foie tout commence avec des francais. He is coming. Du president. Abraham lincoln. La sacina da braham lincoln. The trantiano. Un. Napoleon trois souffet ball auto von Bismarck. L' empreuur capital Le de septembre miluit sansois Sandis a sedan la prusse prince. Le control de Lasace et de la Lorraine Et donc de la ville de Colmard. La ville de Bartholi. Welcome into Colmar. Les habitants soir. Esteban. August. Be you be proud of you. Because you can do what we want to do. What. Les Americans vons financ le socle les Francais eau la statue. This is where the fun begins. Banco. Let's go. La superstar du metale. Le goat de l'. Architecture. Eugene Violet. Le duc Violet. Le ducheology. De la statue de la liberte. Problem major En mile vi san sois. Sand is neuf. Il me. Yes, very sad. Anyway. Encourplus. On 17 June 1885, the Statue of Liberty arrived in New York harbor on board the French steamship Yser. October Cleveland. Peu faire l' inauguration officiel de vin in full. The finished statue was finally dedicated on 28th October 1886. As the celebratory parade led by President Grover Cleveland made its way past the New York Stock Exchange. The traders inside spontaneously threw ticker tape onto the streets below in celebration, marking the very first occurrence of a ticker tape parade in New York City. Voila. L' histoire pour saret. La statue et Templar save le pied estate. La torch. La plaque. La dat du quatre julier milset sans avec l' te en place mere mille Ned Liberty va connetre une petite modif. La ville de New York Vadecide de rajutin Text de la statue Un text ou pluto un poem quenu part les Americains ensemble de la liberte American ensemble Eclipar une femme Lazarus. Emma Lazarus et une jean femme. Brilliant. Ne a New York d' origines Portuguese El pas langlet le francais. Mm. L' allemance facilitate pour les. In many ways, Emma was always an activist, and I think in some ways that activism comes out through her poems. The New Colossus. Le nouveau colosse qui commence parsimo. Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. Sensation. Il est par le new york times, new york world de joseph. Pull it there. That's life, I suppose. You go along and then suddenly, poof. Au message de la statue de la liberte sensee etreux la lumiere guidant le monde aujourduit le poem et toujours dans la statue de la liberte et le non demas Lazarus et connu partu les ecollier sa vis project. So we went to the American Jewish Historical Society and we learned all about Emma Lazarus and her poem called the New Colossus. So what I want you to do right now is I want you to think about what you want your message to be for newly arriving immigrants. Donald Trump. Well, I just want to say a very big hello. Rapidement Donald Trump. We're going to build the wall. We have no choice. We have no choice. Build that wall. Wall. Build that wall. Build that wall. Build that wall. Opposed to the Minister de l', Immigration. Would you also agree that Emma Lazarus words etched on the Statue of Liberty Give me your tired, your poor are also part of the American ethos? The they certainly are. Give me your tired and your poor who can stand on their own two feet and who will not become a public charge. The Trump Une provocation qui ferra ILI colla une de media americain. The Trump administration is rewriting the Statue of Liberty. President Trump's immigration chief wants to torch the famous poem on the Statue of Liberty that has welcomed millions of immigrants to this country. That's a poem that's been the source of contention for the Trump administration as its policies become more and more antithetical to that idea. Une activist, anti Trump. Therese Okumou Un americane qui vient republique democratique du Congo descale des la statue de la liberte. La police arrive rapid mon surplus male vametre plus de quatreur pour interpoler la militante. An activist who tried to climb the. Statue of Liberty is expected in court. This morning after her fourth of July protest forced police to shut down the historic site for hours. Officials say the suspect, identified as Therese Okamau, was protesting the separation of undocumented immigrant families at the U. S. Mexico border. She was apprehended at the foot of the statue, more than 150ft above ground. Thank you for being here. It's been a rough 24 hours for me and some of you. I want. To thank Rise and Resist for their. Dedication in the work that they do. For their support for equality and social justice. Evide aement comme tout les amerikains Trump aveu la video de terrse aukoumou et evidament il a regis a sa FA la facon. Donald, you saw that clown yesterday on the Statue of Liberty. You see the guys that went up there? I wouldn't have done it. I would have said, let's get some nets and let's wait till she comes. Just get some nets. Really? You see those guys? The bravery of doing that, Donald, Felicite, le policier is a mock de la militante du classic trump. De la democracy. In fact, I am the one saving democracy for the people of our country. From Paris, it was Tuesday, 50 states. Have a good day, a good evening, and a good night.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. References to iconic phrases and figures from American culture and history.
  2. Discussion on threats to democracy and controversies surrounding Donald Trump.
  3. Emma Lazarus and her poem "The New Colossus" on the Statue of Liberty.

Summary:

The transcription covers a wide range of topics, including iconic phrases, figures from American culture, and historical events. It delves into the themes of division, threats to democracy, and controversies surrounding former President Donald Trump. There is a focus on Emma Lazarus and her famous poem "The New Colossus" engraved on the Statue of Liberty, symbolizing the American ethos of welcoming immigrants.

The text also mentions a protest by activist Therese Okoumou at the Statue of Liberty against the separation of immigrant families at the US-Mexico border. Overall, the transcription highlights various elements of American history, culture, and current affairs, intertwined with references to key figures and events.

FAQs

The Statue of Liberty arrived in New York Harbor in 1885 and was dedicated in 1886. It symbolizes freedom and was a gift from the French people to the United States.

Emma Lazarus was a poet whose words are etched on the Statue of Liberty. Her poem 'The New Colossus' reflects the welcoming spirit of America towards immigrants.

There have been depictions and discussions about Donald Trump's actions towards the Statue of Liberty, including controversial magazine covers and statements.

Therese Okoumou is an activist who climbed the Statue of Liberty in protest against the separation of undocumented immigrant families at the U.S.-Mexico border.

President Trump criticized Therese Okoumou's protest, questioning the tactics used and suggesting alternative approaches like using nets to prevent such actions in the future.

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