-teenagers, or something, you know, with a pardrozian quality, radicalism, well, like greta thunberg,ticism, the complete absence of any connection with reality, with the reality of what... we have nothing to reckon with there, because so far there is no force at a level capable of agreement that would take into account our security interests, that would at least recognize the reality of what happened for 20 years in ukraine, our position is therefore even more confirmed, well, i must say that ursula came up with a program, a program that... surprised many, we are still used to the fact that the european union is more of an economic organization, but her priority was the creation of a european defense union, the second point was the commissioner for the mediterranean, solving new problems there, the third development by the commissioner for paradise of a new lgbt plus strategy, well , of course, i would probably combine the first and third, it would probably be useful, but ursula. in general, she made a number of interesting statements, she said that it turns out that we cut off europ

thunberg.na, first-line politician, she's close to lionel jospin, she is known for handling the climate convention on behalf of edouard philippe in 2019. tabyana was born in algeria, her father came from a wealthy jewish-algerian family. we are now blocked due to the fact that the socialist party has refused all the proposals that were put forward. they didn’t want to see any socialists in this post, i understand that, but we don’t want anything else. franz-info journalists talked to voters in the paris arrondissement, where the left won. unknown. natalya goncharova, lead. new domestic drones were tested at a testing ground near moscow. these are the developments of the kulibin popular front club. the inventions are not inferior in technical characteristics to leading foreign analogues, but are made in russia and from russian components. after testing, the drones will be handed over to soldiers in the northern military district zone. our correspondent alexandra perfileva has details. this is on

it's like greta thunberg announcing her latest climate proposal on gas station tv. fittingly, biden bowed out on national ice cream day. [cheers and applause] mr. president, thank you for your service. ♪ and i'm proud to be ♪ ♪ an americone ♪ ♪ 'cause at least i know ♪ brain freeze! for all you cynical people out there who don't pay attention to politics, 'cause i know what's gonna happen, i've seen all this before. no you don't, and no you haven't! the presidential debate was on june 27th, less than a month ago. since then, there's been an assassination attempt, a cult convention, and the debut of matt gaetz's new face. that... that really raised some eyebrows. and good luck lowering 'em. now, for the first time in u.s. history, the sitting president has dropped out of the race after the primaries are long over. you know, growing up, we all had textbooks with names like "american history volume 1: 1492 to 1877." future generations will spend a whole semester on "the first half of july 2024." no one -- i don't think anyone was more caught off guard by biden's announ

for greta vhe greta thunberg. ban our assault weapons. have any of that going to talk about make america great again. securing our border. bringing back maganomics and of course drill baby drill. >> ainsley: look at the under biden and harris. raise cost to drill and mine on public lands. they canceled thousands of acres on oil leases. they set a goal for half of new vehicles to be electric by 2030. they released a string of regulations in appliance crackdowns. and they implemented stricter emission standards for fossil fuel power plants. this hurts american industries. how will donald trump connect with the working class voter? >> absolutely. well, you can add all of that that you just said, ainsley to the list of the failures of the harris-biden administration. look, president trump, ever since he came down that escalator in 2015 has fought for the forgotten men and women of this country. pennsylvania, west virginia and ohio this is the third largest natural oil reserve in the world. president trump understood that. fully empowered that

thunberg and to me that's for our futures. you she's really challenging country why don't we act now and why don't we have action that has result quicker results. yeah this is great so a quick about why editors are so important. my first draft of the book did not talk about thunberg. my editor was like, what so she's in there now and and where she shows up because it could be anywhere. but where she shows up is on that graph. one second. so we have different strgths, weaknesses. so here's the difference as. i say, here's the difference between me and greta. there are so many difference between me, but but s's young and so she has energy and time in a way that i'm going to say a lot of us don't, she probably i don't know her. so but i wouldn't say she doesn't have money the way some people do. so it be unreasonable to expect her and the, you know, melinda gates to contribute to this conversation in the same way. but also because she's young she has this ability to inspire, which i can i think can actually be a little offensive.

thunberg and to me that's for our futures. you she's really challenging country why don't we act now and why don't we have action that has result quicker results. yeah this is great so a quick about why editors are so important. my first draft of the book did not talk about thunberg. my editor was like, what so she's in there now and and where she shows up because it could be anywhere. but where she shows up is on that graph. one second. so we have different strengths, weaknesses. so here's the difference as. i say, here's the difference between me and greta. there are so many differences between me, but but she's young and so she has energy and time in a way that i'm going to say a lot of us don't, she probably i don't know her. so but i wouldn't say she doesn't have money the way some people do. so it be unreasonable to expect her and the, you know, melinda gates to contribute to this conversation in the same way. but also because she's young she has this ability to inspire, which i can i think can actually be a little offen

greta thunberg style.estivals and you demand and you boycott them, and you threaten authors, and you make death threats all over the place, and you get what you want. >> and tessa, isn't it for the government to decide what businesses are legal and which ones are illegal rather than small groups of activists? >> i love that you record the activists so much power, they'll be absolutely delighted. i also love that not just the vast viewership of gb news are now alerted to the wonder lab feature at the science museum, but so too have they been given a free advert in the daily mail. so just think of the footfall that's going to exponentially rise because of you're not addressing the point at all. pioneering decision. hang on a minute. are we not allowed to have our leading intellectual property, our museums, to stipulate that those who sponsor and get the soft power from sponsoring their exhibits actually have to accord with the paris climate change agreement? >> i think this is very dodgy practice by charitie

you saw the thing about greta thunberg in the last few days, right? so there was this climate justice rally, a protest, amsterdam. she's up there doing her thing. and then she invites some palestinian folks up and to link the two and to say, like, there's no climate justice on occupied lands. well somebody from the audience, one of the climate justice, you know protest comes up and tries to grab the microphone from her and says, like, you, i came here for climate justice, not for politics. and it's like, whoa, talk about this articulate ocean, right? like so but he was he was moved away and she got to then start a chant so and and the last example and i didn't figure out who put together this ticktock when i shared. sure of some of those images with you it's it's a tik tok where a woman is singing along to a 1973 italian song. and that that song is talking about the palestinian flag along with the vietnamese flag. right. so you can imagine moment in 73. so that's happening through an italian song that's now being done on tik, which i think is like so.