such a skill that is especially relevant lately, this is industrial engineering, that is, this is the in particular, yes, although in fact, this is the most common, let’s say, task, although a neural network can create pictures using other types of data, for example, you can draw a sketch and ask to make it realistic, also a task for a neural network in in general, such as kandinsky, for example, a neural network. and we kind of thought, what kind of russian artists are there who painted in the style of abstractionism, the first first model was called the smallest, then we made large versions of the models, that’s how it appeared line of the kandinsky model, there are also neural networks, which also generally work somewhere in this area, why create different models, there are two reasons, the first is the task, firstly, to create something new, secondly, to improve current architecture, even western, there is huge scope for improvement, and kandinsky line 2, here kandinsky 2.0212 are three models, they have a unique architecture, we even have a set of articles where we talked about t

you see it is not much. it is in the millions. tlt's that is usually a good sign. you see hyg outflow, the cheaper version. this is the unlock. grayscale converted that into an etf. we expect a lot of money to come out. for 84. that is a lot for day one. let's see how that compares to the rest of the ether etf's that launched. there were eight new ones that came out. they took in more. a little over $100 million more. here were the bigger ones. ishares led. fidelity come a bit wise and grayscale has a mini me version. they took in about 83% of what the bitcoin etf's took in. the volume was only about 23%. we are looking at the second or third guest much of all time. katie: 20 our conversation now we have jay jacobs, head of thematic and active etf's at blackrock. great to see you in person. jay: great to be here. katie: the ishares theory and trust etf leading the way. i have been listening to bloomberg intelligent so i was super -- i was surprised about the strength of this debut. over $100 million in net inflows. a billion dollars traded overall across the cohort

well, the fact is that this is a very important question, at whom it is aimed, so it is aimed at thosee division of those who fight and those who do not fight, for one reason or another. this is not about the confrontation of a conditional military officer with a conditional official, it is against. the status of a conditional yesterday's civilian, who fulfilled his duty, came to the tsk, followed the summons, and his neighbor, a classmate, and colleague, who at that moment was packing , packing, buying out and everything else, this is aimed at that, and therefore this feeling of injustice, it is very important for me, for example, i understand why it was accepted, what kind of law it was, there already in part there is, for example, decriminalization of theft up to 300. well, conditionally, if a person stole 300, give him nine and go for a walk, because it is cheaper to take nine from him than to plant and feed him, but when he rushes into it. an option that, well, here , you are right, there is no, well, because we have it yes, you can take it, go to an agreement with the investigati

complete, this is simple, this is not... impossible to watch, this is not humor, this is a failure,ryone has already rolled over again, so on mikituba, but then i understand that it’s still like that somewhere, those elements that were already collected, somehow you understand that were there, we changed them here, it came in and by the morning the picture was formed and i realized that there wouldn’t be any questions here, when he and lyosha understand, everything works out, i didn’t have that kind of time. that’s when you’re just chasing here without a day, when there’s nowhere to retreat, you’re going, you should have looked, maybe you should have just said, so it’s all put off, now there’s another option, and even more so with their professionalism it was possible and, because of this race, because there were many numbers, i would think that if i were like this right here, where you can tell yourself everything, but in one pair, yes , i would refuse all the others, well, we are just looking for ways to neutralize alexei yagudin, because not everyone is happy with his constant vi

, what is included in these works, that is , this is the replacement of the screed, this is the repair of the fence, that is... we are going to the palace of culture of the trade union. i'll be there very soon. budynak zhana valadarskaga explore the terminological practical principles. in 2019 , they created a new product and a stage complex. tsyaper ratavat y persuyu chargu budut dah theater. zakupjatse suchasnae gukavoe abstalyavanne, palepshytstsa acoustica. vyadoma, that the gorkaga theater is on tour in sochi for its 92nd season. international exhibitions will continue. on the 21st of june i will perform at nizhniy novgaradze. new art installations, such as the garad infrastructure, parks and squares of minsk, are jumping into various decorated lagoons, and dozens of new ones have opened up on the slyapyanskaya waterway. systems. the new administration of the pershamay district of the capital was rightly looking at the competition. the enterprises have demonstrated their own art benches, carved with a carpentry design, colors from the surface materials, dredged alcoves, exercise b

biden is old and he is frail but he is still out there trying to help people.the senate and the congress who is democratic, if they all got together and work something out and worked with biden, it would be much better. host: last caller in our open forum. caller: i wanted to call about the border because steve from illinois got me fired up. he mentioned we should be reading the bible about that and be respectful of people in desperate situations. maybe the people who come across the border illegally should read the bible. maybe they should read and find out that they should respect the rule of law. we have so many people coming in the country and consuming our civic centers, our social centers, our hospitals and schools, and we are paying. there is no money to pay them or support them. we cannot do that. this is a financial disaster waiting to happen. it goes back to the pivot argument. if you want to destroy america you overwhelm the system and that is what is happening. we need to have rules for coming into the country. people in the 1980's when these to imm

clear that this is not immediately , it is clear that this is not immediate, but these are our strengthsoffer these strengths. kenya doesn't have oil, but it has dedicated, hardworking people. people, they would like technology and equipment. moreover, local business is waiting for belarusians in every sense, dunkanjaga also speaks about this, his company is engaged in exhibitions and sales of various cars. we are ready to support belarusian goods with exhibitions. last year your president came to kenya. we saw a warm approach to our relationship. we are ready to support dialogue between governments. moreover, you have something to offer. our farmers are very interested in your tractors. they are mobile and inexpensive, climate and nature local farmers are not spared, their strength is tested in different ways, 4 years ago, the largest invasion of locusts. 2 years ago there was a serious drought, 4 million people faced food shortages, more than a million faced hunger, but even anomalies here are trying to be used profitably, this is what a termite invasion in nairobi looks like, video fr

, that is, there is also russian property in other territories, it is here and in ukraine, and it is in other states, and this is fundamental, we must continue to add these criminals so that they know that this is not just like that, it will not go away , as they are used to, and for us politically, well, it is very important. it gives, it has already been said that there were such thoughts, the situation in the crimea is ambiguous, we are all, let’s say, going through it very , very, very, very with such persistence, yes, let’s say, because the one is not going anywhere the influence of russia, it is sometimes less, and then again with... becomes, and we need to continue to be persistent, and i just want to say about that crimean platform, especially the parliamentary dimension, which was already held on the territory of our european states, where we used such a very influence. institute as parliaments of european states, which reflect directly affect directly, in our opinion. and this platform, it is comparable to the first one, it has changed a lot in its messages, its decisions,

assume that it is, but is it?n completely unrelated to russia and there are no russian influences on the circle of young people, let’s say marxists or leninists, even you also have enough leftists, like in the states, yes, and in this one it’s very, well , it’s always very scary and funny to me, because it’s very cool to be there, i i don't know if it's a stalinist or a leninist somewhere, in toronto or in florida, to tell how cool it is when my grandmother is 10 years old in siberia. and she snorted like a horse, well, that is, i also listen to these young dudes who are there with good coffee in expensive places and talk about the advantages stalinism and i think, but the path would hit you, communist hipsters or communists hipstering, it is somehow unreal, i am listening, it is actually a further continuation of the sending of russian propaganda in the academic world as well, it was also during the soviet period. and now, that is , the slavic departments, they are nowhere slavic, they are mostly pro-russian, and

, there is a song, there is a life.of wrinkles, loss of skin elasticity , pigment spots, almost all of this, and to be precise, in 80% of cases, these are the latest data from scientists, indicators of an old organism, and often premature. due to sun exposure and the only way to prevent this problem is to avoid sun, but what about vitamin d, you ask, you will be absolutely right, but hide from the sun all your life? for the sake of external youth is also not the point, and as always , science comes to the aid of a person, because it was she who gave us special means for protection from the sun’s rays. of course, these are creams and gels with spf, which will be discussed in the next half hour. this is a science project nearby, my name is ekaterina beretskaya, hello, look at the program. pharmacist. from the usa and a chemist from switzerland, who invented the first sunscreen? the question is not aesthetics, but health, why the skin from solar radiation needs to be protected not only by ladies, but also by representative

what kind of horn is there? waffle. what is the hose made of? made of rubber. what is laser?ered, 37 people, this is an excellent result, look, you and evgeniy must score a total of 200 points, out of 200 you already have 37, of course, it’s good that they call it approximate, you said, distance... distance and just like you answered five people, wow, what a mess there is, uh-huh, you said, uh-huh, you said sugar, waffle, waffle, there is a waffle cone, and just like you, 30 people answered, these are the results, well done, well done, fourth question, what is the hose made of, did you say rubber? and just like you answered 55 people, 10027 finally the last one, you still have a fifth question left: what is laser, you said a beam and also, as you answered, 27 people, 154, alice, you almost earned the main prize, yes, i’m just brilliant, you’re just brilliant. us all the work, no, we shouldn’t, but nevertheless alice did it, 154 points out of 200 are already on the scoreboard, but there is one problem for you, because when you answer the questions now, there is a chance that y

, he is an officer, what is he?l he go, but no, they are starting to press it, they can explain it in different ways, and with wagnergate and whatever and what... that the government is hiding there, but we see that behind all this there is a mad mistrust, a mad mistrust of some sections of the population to others, society, the army, officials, all this, all this strife, in fact, we see signs of loss of control, and unfortunately, the authorities in their arrogance, you see, we are the most brilliant here, we are fighting for the country here, whether we have ratings or not, they do not even realize that when they get this... in the form of a sly high rating, they don’t even understand that they just know how the plan was carried out, that is , this is not the reason why all this is unfolding, you are right, there is someone or a group of people who systematically there, there through the legislative branches , through informational, through that, through that, just throws in these points, on which we see that our

is what is it is this an enemy ipso or did someone mix something up here?o react to this correctly, is this a continuation of the special operation i evaded by the hands of the ukrainians, but listen, as for who benefits from it, you have to watch it, unfortunately i did not watch this particular video, but you have to watch it in whose interests, look for whose interests, to whom it is beneficial, and it will be obvious, in most cases it is one way or another, if it is not direct commercial interests, it is not visible to someone so. then most likely it is the so-called state sponsors group, that is , the state-sponsored cybercriminals who do it, but in most cases they do it ineptly, poorly, and therefore it is quite obvious even to the average person, who is watching, that it is fake the thing that is done, sorry, angry and stick just on the knee for 5 cop, and money, well, there is so much. the problem is in russia, they steal almost everything, that is , our corruption was not there and nearby with the scope of the russian one, which is the fundamental

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our summer in belarus is quite warm and the water reaches 20°, that is, this is very important meaninglly if. if the pools were open air, in the summer we could have a lot of problems, starting with the temperature, this would lead to poor feeding, we can absolutely create the conditions that we need and that we need for fishing, in all areas the concrete pools are not located indoors , this was done for a reason, we present to your attention a typical pool for growing fish in... it’s not hot for us, the fish in the enterprise in the summer conventionally reaches 14, why is this good? we are independent of the ambient temperature environment, that is, in winter we are not cold, in summer he feels great. each one has wells, the water coming from them undergoes a certain degree of purification, it is favorable for the growth of fish, so all we can do is... and follow the technology ourselves, so that fish farmers follow the technology, do not deviate from the technology, this is the key to future success. to grow a uzv, you need to have not only good water, but also specialized food; her

, but this is also life, there is life, there is life, well there is people who have decided that thise of war is not for them, they... break the law and cross borders, unfortunately, people with money and without money, well, this is again, this is a choice for which a person will be responsible, but we remain in ukraine, those who are outside of ukraine are actively involved financially, humanitarianly, in whatever way they want to fight understand that this is life, well, you just need to understand that war is also such a life, and not every place comes with cabs, let 's say it's there in kharkiv or pokrovsk or what is happening now in turkey, which and so on . in cities that are no longer there, but we are all, we are all in this war, this is life, and if we accept and understand it, then surely, maybe, maybe it will be easier to overcome it, and about that, the audience is asking now , because there is a broadcast on youtube and they ask you, mr. valery, a question that is important to us biden's victory, they write amazing, that's how this contributor on youtube describes himsel

i think anybody making it appear as though this is a cut in dry here is what is going to happen is definitelyutting the cart before the horse. host: tony, your thoughts on what david just said. guest: i think david is right on the money when it comes to the democrats being between a rock and a hard place when it comes to getting rid of him or not. if biden steps down it is unclear whether the campaign funds donated to the biden harris campaign can go with them. that is a huge issue considering trump is out raising as far as money is concerned. americans have known biden has been mentally declining for some time while a lot of individuals on the left try to assure americans that he is fine. he is just slow down. there were paratroopers all over the place. certainly he was not following up the stairs. now americans have seen the democrat establishment is very willing to lie to them about the president's condition and they cannot replace the president, they can also not keep him because he continues to deteriorate by the day. as someone who is taking care of an individual in my family with demen

, he is happy and relaxed . >> for oscar, this is more than just a treat, it is a place that is righte nose. >> just looking at that brought memories of sunshine back. it was a little bit of a cool change today. >> we had such a big turnaround from this, it was pretty dramatic, for the marine layer to have a big impact on how it feels, we have to talk about the cooldown that happened today and we also have to talk about fires. go over toward the tri-valley" -- and let's look south from there. if you go south, you go through the sinaloa wilderness regional park. the fire started yesterday, a little bit of smoke coming off of it. if we just watch how they are moving over that part of the bay, there's not a significant factor, this is largely terrain driven. we were watching the imagery yesterday and the flames were moving slow, they were going over the hilltops, that is how things will go. it is a gorgeous back there but it is very convoluted terrain. there is another fire. let's go to the monitor and we are going to bring in some of the imagery to help gain a little bit of context on w

union, this is odesa 49%, this is a very strange result, this is... from 91% in lviv to 61% in kharkiv this is a problem, a problem to which we cannot close our eyes, if we closed their eyes for 30 years to the fact that there were less than 20 years to what is happening in crimea, it ended with what it ended with, this is what obama said, we did not begin to win back crimea because there were too many russian speakers there, this is literal the answer to the question whether it is important that you speak russian or whether it is important that you are immersed in guns on the floor. it is important, because otherwise ukrainians, americans, we can say anything here, but muscovites will consider you a russian, americans will consider you a russian as well, end of story. and people have to understand this, that is why more and more people are switching to the ukrainian language, at least from my environment, i wish that every day even more people, let the people in your environment, actually those who understand that this is important, become more, thank you for the conversation, valenti

success, this is defeat, this is betrayal, this is victory, this it is, how would you rate it, please, mr. serhiy, well, there was no summit. history of nato, where ukraine would be talked about as much as it would be discussed, decided, proposed, even this declaration, the joint communique signed by all participating countries based on the results of the summit, uh, it is calculated that ukraine is mentioned 59 times there, uh , in a positive way, russia 43 times in a negative way, as a condemnation of this aggressive policy and everything else. and china, iran, and north korea are mentioned there, as countries that add fuel to the fire, encouraging supporting russia to pursue its aggressive policy, therefore, in general, we can say that we would like to see some political solutions, however, if there are none, then something on the scales of the libra should be adequate, appropriate, which would have the same meaning and influence. and in this aspect, i think, we received economic aid, military aid, plans for strengthening air defense, ensuring the activities of this contact, contac

, this is such an important choice, yes, that is, this story is very important.mir putin said... not far from two weeks ago at a meeting in the foreign ministry, that is , everything is one to one, and enough we are moving in one direction, and there is an understanding that our own and the alliances of the intelligence communities can to form, and peacemaker. and so on and so forth, in general, if we compare it with what was, it means in switzerland and what is happening now, there is really a meeting of the countries of the free world, sovereign states that are discussing security, peace , prosperity, stability, against the backdrop of this here is a pathetic gathering, incomprehensible people, deprived of legitimacy, deprived of the support of the people, and so on, the complete collapse that western countries are experiencing now, this was quite bright at this event, well, the meeting vladimir putin and sidinpin. well, regarding orban, orban also met with sezenpin, in addition to zelensky and so on, that is, here there is a big formation of our big game, and

that one thing we know about trump is that he is a narcissist, this is a man who is convinced of his genius, and on the other hand, we know that putin is the same narcissist, that he is also convinced that he is a god-given genius, and there are these... then such a clash between two geniuses, and i suppose that in such an essence trump will not want to give up, that's for sure will be in ukraine, well, in principle, he should be in ukraine for the benefit that he will not be ready to simply submit completely to, well, putin to another genius and thus give this, well, this title of genius... to putin himself, but again, this is my assumption , whether it's true or not, i don't know, nobody knows, i guess trump himself doesn't know it, but for trump, as far as we understand, the main danger is china, and at the same time he hopes to negotiate with russia, which is building with by this very china, more and more friendly relations, how is it in general works, well, there is also a difficult question here, on the one hand, yes, it is true, on the other hand. as you yourself mentioned, t

he is a guy, he is a twisted god but that is who he is and who he projects.e herself. she is smart, she is on top of it. she is witty, she is quick, she is fun and i know that she is the person, the face of our future of our country and it is finally time to turn the page of the politics of the past and move towards unity and the future of the united states of america. >> nerdy gamer dad's are speaking out. the president, course, is going to be addressing the nation tomorrow. what i -- what do you want to hear from him? >> look, i am not in those rooms. i'm sure he is going to be thoughtful, right? he has had time to reflect. he had covid, he recovered. we are so happy he has gotten better. i know he had a lot of time for self reflection. this is somebody that service to our nation is in his soul. i'm sure he will have a powerful and compelling message that he has thought about for a number of days. i am excited that he is on board with kamala harris. as so many americans are. the excitement is building every day. and the donors, volunteers. but most importan

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the education of children, this is a long-term goal, look, look, here, what is a budget, a budget iss, it’s more likely that we are moving towards a financial strategy, it’s just that a budget is a component of a financial strategy, excellent, excellent explanation, thank you for giving it, because i’m already ready to talk about targeting, about long-term targeting, today we’re looking at the budget, really, let’s start with the basics, because uh huh. of course, many of our audience have already tried to manage a budget , they started doing it, some even manage it successfully, but everyone wants to continue, yes, why am i doing this, incentives and so on, today we are simply dealing with a tool called the family budget , you know how it is usually in investing, there is such a joke as to start investing, start, you know, it’s the same as how to properly manage a budget, that is, in this case, i’ll paraphrase, you can say that in order to properly manage a budget we need to start. record all expenses, all income, if you did not initially create a grading by category, there are peri

is at work. in fact, in a short period of time, because we will have the seventh appointment, and actually the ninth inauguration, and after that, a week or two later, in fact, the cabinet will be introduced to the parliament, and after that , there will be a vote of confidence for two weeks, and then after that , the honorable president's ministers will be stationed. yes, i want to say that there are experts in this government at the middle and high levels of the martyred president's government. it can be yes, i want to give you additional explanations. see today, the government will ask the first question please tell me that the doctors agree with this point of view . today, mr. hosseini's good governments are the governments that are more inclusive and accept more diversity in their governance . different thoughts of different races , different colors and smells have the opportunity to express themselves in this government, to express their opinions, to express their thoughts . this is a serio

when the c m type, what is face and ukrainian actually is, is like what is in that direction. there is, it's either either substance yeah indeed, as always, very interesting. and it seems that the so my question is because you pretty much onset the mobile after leaving that the late fee by which the alice as split nick international a pleasure. so thanks again. thank you. now. so does all the infamous, neo nazi as of the time are looking for could bets ukraine's stood a soap brigade is touring, you're up to become warranted and raise cash for the flight against bush or the french media as well. only embrace the cool is conveniently overlooking the very open, neo nazi affiliations. we came to all people in europe because they are our voice. seems the rope here they are described by as us calls prize and the front state media. have you fall sense of them as soon as quote pop in or just simply popular this in line here in europe now seems to be that yes, the group is the successor of as off with really inconvenient links to new nazi, isn't that they're trying to sweep under the r

a road, that is, it is red and it is simply impossible to confuse it with military equipment, that isthe donetsk people's republic, yan dmitrievich gagin, was in direct contact with us, get better and we are waiting for you in ours. in ukrainian telegram channels they write that zelensky is preparing an offensive in the ukrainian armed forces, which should take place in the next 60 days. there were rumors on the sidelines that zelensky continues to prepare an offensive in the ssu, which should take place in the next 60 days, although all military experts indicate that this offensive could become the main mistake of zelensky and yermak, since the army is not yet ready for a full-fledged attack, and the russians on the contrary, it is expected, but it is not... this package will provide more air defense interceptors, anti-tank weapons and other critical ammunition from the us stockpile. we also changed the sequence of execution of some orders from foreign buyers, which allowed for the purchase of more missiles for the patriot and nasams systems, which will be provided on an accelerated

necessary to keep up with this development, that is, this is such a field, it is still so... unexploredth each everything changes every week, and you also mentioned an interesting thing that i drew attention to, regarding the use of armored vehicles, just today i read from the famous expert kostyantyn mashevts that it is in the pokrovsky and turkish directions that the russians actually have the most armored vehicles, that is, there and tanks and other bmps, battleships, that's all. anything, and what you pointed out is that the russians now use, on the contrary, less, as if armored vehicles are not in your direction, what do you connect it with, you are for this one, well, here it is gives the data there, at the beginning of the summer, well , a month and a half has passed since that moment, it is such a rapid elimination of this technique that now they use it less, or they accumulate it somewhere, they try to prepare for something. how do you rate it? well, to say what they are preparing for, and i do not know, however, you know that we have already been in this direction for about a

little change there, as it was, as it is, the enemy is there, the enemy is pressing, the enemy is met destroyed if possible, but there are no fundamental changes, do you understand? here is the same huge, you know, asphalt rink, here on what a similar russian army, created mainly in the past year, all this huge biomass, it continues to push, it continues to press, and under this pressure the front is slowly, very slowly, ours is bending, but it is bending, it does not tear anywhere, it does not crack anywhere, slowly bends, retreats a little to the west, but at the same time with such losses for the enemy that... they will not be able to crawl like this indefinitely, this is what is happening at the front, but then there are nuances, where who has a better situation, here in turkish direction for the worst for us, there the enemy has advanced as far as possible, well, by the way, the pokrovsky direction is also a very serious situation, a threat to communications, a threat to our route, but again, even you and i, although we don’t have ethers with you so often, even we and you they ha

belongs, that is is how that works, that is where th dorelongs, that is is how that works, that is wheremp it- be some _ would appreciate. and for a new mp it be some of the basics. but it might be some of the basics. but no, i_ it might be some of the basics. but no, ithink— it might be some of the basics. but no, i think people come in and you can hit— no, i think people come in and you can hit the — no, i think people come in and you can hit the ground running, expecting tomorrow in business questions — expecting tomorrow in business questions are number of the new mps to be asking _ questions are number of the new mps to be asking for statements and debates— to be asking for statements and debates on particular issues for them — debates on particular issues for them. and most of them are just ready— them. and most of them are just ready to — them. and most of them are just ready to get going with it. get on with the — ready to get going with it. get on with the job. there is no real training _ with the job. there is no real training in— with the job. there is no real training in this

this is -- delaying is the thing to do but this is one where the language of the supreme court case is very much against donald trump's position in terms of having a factual hearing, and again, i do think this plays into joe biden's hands to say, what are you hiding? in other words, why do you not want to have a hearing for people who are -- remember, these witnesses are going to be republican witnesses who are all part of his administration whether it is all the way up to mike pence or whether it is counsel in the white house who worked for donald trump. that is the kind of information that can now be presented, so i would again not be surprised that he is making these arguments but i do think it is an uphill battle. >> republican witnesses, almost reminiscent of a january 6th hearing. do you expect to see trump use this new strategy and the documents case in georgia? >> i think for sure in the documents case. difficult to say about georgia, but in the documents case, they are already filing briefs saying that judge chutkin should accept supplemental authority on several points in lig

, and this is, excuse me, one or two bombs, this is already very, very many, and this is 50-100, well gain a foothold in one place is very difficult, the tactical position of the defense forces is changing accordingly, the situation is changing accordingly, again, the positions that were before... in the 22nd year, they were captured by the russian army, from which the offensive against the turks developed, of course, this it is a matter of time when turkey will be occupied, but what will remain of this city is another question, and you of course, you communicate a lot with the military, not everything goes into the material later, they inform you about something privately, but the western press, for example, reports that the ukrainian military complains to them that they are exhausted, that the brigades are understaffed, we are also this just heard from the military that they , well... that they need more weapons there, and more reserves, what the military tells you in private conversations, well, from that, what could you share? well, it's banal that there really isn't enough fighte

quite possible here, because in reality it is so in russia, whatever it is, it is according to different calculations, someone there says, that it was in the top ten economies of the world and only now fell out of the top ten, according to the imf, on the contrary, it was the 11th economy in the world and, let's say, it was not among the top ten, but nevertheless we understand that it was a serious economy, and therefore it was very quickly can knock down the sanctions, nevertheless, it is now 2.5 years after the start of a full-scale war and more significant sanctions than what was before, and the sanctions were in principle since 2014, but they, well, let's say, did not have any significant effect, while at the same time the sanctions are gaining momentum and increasing to a large extent because they're starting to... look at where the sanctions aren't working and looking at how russia is getting around them, because to a large extent russia, especially the first year or two after the start of a full-scale war, they were very interested in iran's experience in how to circumvent the san

frankly, that is what is happened over the years. the insatiable demand signal from combatant commanders, for good reason. which goes to the size of the force and the constructs that we are now committed to. i would say that it is the demand signal that is your own worst enemy. you are something that everyone wants. they tend to ask for it and extend it. michael: since you obviously work with the navy in an expeditionary capacity, can i ask about force sizing? my understanding is that the marine corps is more or less happy with its current size but the navy is not if we go by official statements and goals. the marine corps is at three divisions. i want to ask about aviation in a minute. i also take note that the navy has had a goal for a decade of getting to 355 ships and maybe more when you count in unmanned systems, yet they are still in the ballpark of 300 and have been there for a long time. what do we need to do? do we need to figure out a way to build 355 ships even if some are smaller and less expensive? do we ask combatant co

whatever it is, it is nice. small caps which have been a clear underperformer this year jumping again today, bringing their gains since monday to 6%. that's the russell 2000's best week since november. the rate sensitive real estate sector the only s&p 500 group still in the red for 2024. it led the index this week up more than 4%. 4.4% to be exact. and the dow just up single digits this year versus a 20 plus percent gain in the nasdaq. jumped 250 points today, hit its first intraday record in nearly two months. it wasn't just a laggards playing catch-up. big winners of the er fr year from arm holdings, they were able to recoup much of their losses suggesting that maybe thursday's pullback was a blip in the a.i.-led rally. so, is the rising tech tide now truly lifting all boats? courtney, you pointed out this phenomenon earlier today. >> yeah, i think the question was, when you started to see this rotation yesterday, everyone said, okay, this rotation, we have all been waiting for this year, out of growth into v

it is not the advisors, it is the president. it is the executive branch.f you have a commander in is impaired, this is a very, very bad thing for america. so the big lie in the room -- and joe biden lied. he lied about israel. the big lie joe biden said is he said border patrol supported him, and they came out and said, heck no, we don't support joe biden. so joe biden is sitting there lying. he cannot complete a sentence. and the poor democrats, if they were really a democrat, they would have had a primary. like trump, he did not have to participate, but they got the other candidates out to show how good the republican party is. the democrats did not have a primary people -- host: ok. ok. that's john in california. this is emma in washington, d.c., our line for supporting others. hello. caller: hi. i am supporting the american solidarity party this year. i am going to vote third-party for the first time. host: what is the american solidarity party? caller: they are socially conservative economically progressive. i am pro-life, by also believe we really ne

the context is that this is a big hack. it is different from a hack a year ago which we have already talked about. caroline: well said, the context is this has happened quite recently before. we get straight to john butler. at&t said it doesn't believe the data is publicly available. what is the damage? john: i think the damage for at&t could be to their brand image in the near term. the one thing i would say when you think about it is think about all the hacks that have happened with fortune 500 companies over the past year. it has become quite common. i think from a consumer standpoint, people may be more ho-hum about it then they would have been five years ago given how common hacks have become. this is bad news for at&t in the sense that it is the second big hack announced in less than a year. ed: i want to bring some of the latest news we got. to be expected, but we started to hear from regulatory agencies and bodies. the sec is investigating the major hack of customer data. what is the vulnerability to at&t, what is t

he is so mad with trump and his policies. he is against them. this is what is happening here.do not know what authoritarian meant. what putin does every day to his people who go against him -- i do not know why the republicans do not see it. once he gets in office, he could do what he wants when he is in place. what are we talking about? you will not have a right to say that is not right. we have been here before, so why do we look at this like this? why are we looking at it like this? host: i want to point to some headlines here from thehill.com about a rally that occurred in d.c.. a grassroots group held a rally outside the white house. pass the torch, and you grassroots group -- a new grassroots group calling for biden to step out of the race, held a rally outside the white house saturday. thank you, joe, it is time to go, the organizers chanted outside the gates. approximately 100 people were in attendance. that group has a new ad they will start airing on msnbc on monday and we have a clip of that. [video clip] >> president biden, you saved democracy in 2020. >> now you h

, and nobody is saying it, and what is portrayed there on the stage is notable. >> it is notable, and the administration did tell them to turn down the rhetoric, and we are seeing that in the speeches which is representing a shift, and representing to some extent what we have heard from former president trump after the assassination on his life that he has ripped up the speech, and he has rewritten the speech, and eric trump said his dad has finished speech, and it is a recall for unity and we are not hearing nit every speech, but you are right, savannah, that the speeches are toned down and typical of the red meat that you will hear from former president trump and his allies. >> and expanded beyond the base, because they need to get past the base. >> it is a recognition to reach out to suburban voters and those who are not necessarily in the republican tent, and former president trump believes that the base going to be there, but this is the first time that we have seen him soften the edge, and we saw it some of the speech last night where former press secretary talked about him as a

sergey, it’s not even a matter in this, this is a formula, this is an idea, this is a thesis, and it who will say something against the thesis about territorial integrity, yes, it is absolutely logical, but let's just decipher it. and let's write what the restoration of territorial integrity means, well, it's simple, again, like a 90° angle, that is, for this you need to receive appropriate military assistance, for this you need to receive appropriate financial assistance, for this you need to strengthen sanctions on russia, for this it is necessary for ukraine to start the production of its weapons in a powerful way and so on, for this we need to have the appropriate force, yes... manpower that can use all this in order to get a victory and say, we have these factors, after a certain number of days we get a completely different situation in crimea, and then in the south, and then in the east, and so on. you remember, the republicans kept saying what we spend 60 billion on, where is the plan, well , finally we can sit down to write our plan, which will not be presented simply as a pl

running, he he is galloping, he is on a horse, he is on something else, he has not been on a horse forong time, again, when was the last time he was on a horse, it was a horse, he is still considered, look, our youngest, well do you remember the last time putin stripped to the waist, maybe 12 years ago, yes, the man is 72 or so years old now, i think, well, he will be 72 this year, he is clearly in better condition, i dot, he is not dying, of course he is, but he is just a person, what health, a 72-year-old person, plus stress and everything else, and already behave like he behaved when he was 60. as such a brutal macho, it's also strange for 60, but his informational, informational propaganda machine of the kremlin paints him as a living being, here i am. sometimes it happens to me on youtube, there is, let’s not name it, they make such a deep project, a child in the image of a deep fake is presented as such a lifer, and i see that there are millions, thousands of russians writing out, how cool is he, what did it all start with the first day when putin became the president of the russ

a chumak, this is another, this is a kolant chumaku, and this is this one .ald trump. and this is the music that he chose himself, but the style is correct, well, this is how boxers or wrestlers come out, how they are brought into the arena, the championship belt needs to be shown, the championship belt needs to be shown, by the way, it would be quite appropriate. the return of the title, that is, this, well , therefore, of course, the decoration of all this is the star, the world wrestling federation, i really have a feeling that he has been doing this for the last thousand years, no older, but at least the power to rip his shirt he's still missing what happened last week, they shot my boyfriend. not the guys, my hero, tried to kill the next president of the united states, we've had enough, enough is enough, and i said, let trumpomania run rampant, let trumpomania rule again, let trumpomania make america great again, as old as age, that is, under 70, he's under 70 , he was always under 70, or 30, he’s under 70, yes, well done, what can i say, at the same tim

what is sad is sad, but the situation _ what is sad is sad, but the situation for me is, i have a great _ deal of respect for rishi sunak. —— what is said — deal of respect for rishi sunak. —— what is said is sad. i think he has a brilliant — what is said is sad. i think he has a brilliant mind and a great height for our— a brilliant mind and a great height for our country.— a brilliant mind and a great height for our country. d-day?! standing in the rain? sky — for our country. d-day?! standing in the rain? sky tv? — for our country. d-day?! standing in the rain? sky tv? gambling? - the rain? sky tv? gambling? i understand from my own colleagues and some _ i understand from my own colleagues and some in— i understand from my own colleagues and some in the press that it took a while _ and some in the press that it took a while before evenjournalists while before even journalists realised _ while before evenjournalists realised d—day was a mistake, with the benefit — realised d—day was a mistake, with the benefit of hindsight, obviously it was _ the benefit of hindsight, obviously it was

, that is, macron is his wife.at school at the age of 14, is accused, as you know, by a history teacher. alex jones' post received 12 million views in just a few hours. as of this minute there are already 32 million views. in heavy times are now in germany. the german police now not only fight crime, but also take part in gay pride parades. welcome to christopher street day in stuttgart. this is how german policemen and ukrainians now greet citizens with a wide smile and an invitation to a pride festival. as ukrainian ambassador to germany makeev stated, the ukrainian embassy fully shares gay trends in the world. the ukrainian homosexual delegation walked through the streets with portraits of gay bandera fighters fighting at the front in their hands. garlopanya, fascist songs. berlin was in turmoil. tens of thousands of people poured into the streets of the german capital to take part in the annual gay pride parade. the main slogan this time is: all together for democracy and diversity, that’s the only way we are s

and it is professional. and it is _ teachers. this work is personal. and it is professional.o - it is professional. and it is so critically important. and so, it is because of mrs wilson and so many teachers like her that i stand before you as vice president of the united states of america. applause and i am running to become president of the united states of america. cheering and what i know first hand is that our teachers and all of those who are here, all of the members of afd, i note that by nature, you are visionaries. you are focused on the future. the work you do is about focusing on the future. you see the potential in every child. you foster it, you encourage it, and in so doing, you shape the future of our nation. which is why i say: we need you so desperately right now. today, we face a choice between two very different visions for our nation. 0ne focus on the future, and the other focus on the past. and we are fighting for the future. applause we are going to step away from kamala harris speaking to teachers in houston in texas. we often say that message of the ec

, art is inherent and is the attribute that is constantly in development, the same and in other times, all your life, how long did he live, and he lived a long time, he constantly worked on a single portrait of gioconda or monnelise, until his death there are memories of those who are characteristic of himself... and the first, which is his last touch to this work, was literally a few hours until his death, naturally, that is , creativity continues forever, constantly, until the creator is alive, later discussion of him and perception, denial, discussions continue constantly, naturally, this is classical art, which constantly causes discussion, conversations, perception, non-perception and criticism around it, so here... howl these re-singers of moscow narratives, who they are constantly trying there, i don't know, to somehow oppose themselves to the west or to try to cause such an opposition to western culture in ukraine, because part of the fairs and the grotesque are part of the western culture that grew up in the european theater characteristic of such productions, which are grote

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about the rule of law, it is also about the balance of power, it is about democracy, it is about... freedoms, it is about the basic things that should be characteristic of any country that claims to be a member of alliances for not only military security of interoperability, but also of political interoperability with those who today make up this club of the civilized world, you know, europe is also like a cauldron now, well, it is impossible not to boil there, but it is bubbling well, a story that continues in... from the election of the coalition that well, actually, in principle, i like what i read, i am not a deep specialist in this, but i understand that there is still more positive, i expected that it could have been worse, but in the coming days he may resign erka of estonia, kaya kalasa, and that estonia is one of the key partners ukraine, this is actually very important help, it provides, especially this country is very powerful in the it sphere, we understand that very well, a very cool statement. here is frederikson, the prime minister of the kingdom of denmark, who said

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