bssr, files are stored in the central archive of the kgb, refers to the state secret service of belarus. i came to the archive as a young employee and got acquainted with the archival funds, our veteran introduced me, i paid attention to a very large criminal case, it occupied more than a whole shelf in the storage room, and then i asked, what kind of interesting case is this? there are all the things, there are several boxes, well, five or six at most, he said in one succinct word, this is khatyn, when he asked me, do you know who burned khatyn? i asked him: why don’t they tell us about this anywhere and never? that the executioners of khatyn were ukrainians ; during interrogation back in the sixty-first, joseph kaminsky , the only adult who managed to escape from the burning barn, said, but ukraine was one of the 15 fraternal union republics, a neighbor, a close country, a slavic sister, therefore the first secretaries of the central committee of the party of belarus and ukraine decided not to push the situation further. “it was he who destroyed khatyn. the nazi unit was created in ki

secret service, other departments in order to show that we are ready to support taiwan, but you mustd friendship. in my opinion, taiwan is simply now being exposed to attack by the united states; this is the tragedy of the island, where almost 24 million people live. in case, after all force scenario, if we assume, fantasize, do you think taiwan has a chance to provide some significant resistance? an island is always difficult, most military experts on both sides of the strait say that this will be a very difficult operation, to say that to resist is certainly yes, to win in this clash is certainly not possible, but one must understand that for the prc this will mean an attack on its own territory, because taiwan is officially a province of the prc, in itself a blow to its territory, to to their own citizens, which is exactly what the residents of taiwan are, will be very... negatively perceived, so i must say again , something extraordinary will happen, well, you need to understand well that the united states is supplying taiwan with various types of weapons, including new weapons,

the clerk: senate 3427, an act to extend the authority to provide employees of states secret service with overtime pay beyond other statutory limitations and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuan t to the rule, the gentleman from florida, mr. donalds, and the gentleman from maryland, mr0 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. donalds: i ask unanimous consent all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. donalds: madam speaker, i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. donalds: thank you. i rise in support of s.3427, the overtime pay for protective services act of 2023. as we all know, the members of the secret service are tasked with protecting presidents and other high ranking government officials and families from harm. they staff public events providing a visible police presence, securing vital property in our nation's capitol and nationwide. they ar

and there is a command and control system set up, led by the night of state secret service an fbi.t's what has to happen. i also continue to call for the d.c. mayor to have control of the d.c. national guard. and the congress has failed to give me that power. because that would prevent a president from being able to withhold that type of support from the capital. >> lots of conversation about the 14th amendment nowadays. directly connected to the actions of donald trump in the lead up to this day three years ago. what he did on that day. january 6th. do you think you should be barred from any ballots given his actions on january 6th? >> well, i support every state taking very aggressive action to keep him off the ballot. he is undergoing court action across america. i don't know that we have ever had a situation, actually, i do that we never had a situation where a sitting president could be a convicted felon. so, the uncertainty that people are going to the ballot with is also unprecedented. it's gonna be on the ballot or not? is it gonna be disqualified? are people going to vote

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the clerk: senate 3427, an act to extend the authority to provide employees of united states secret servicewith overtime pay beyond their other statutory limitations and for other purposes pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the cal

british secret intelligence service had recruited juan, who, heads an overseas consulting firm in 2015. chinese ministry has not disclosed the nationality or gender of the suspect. british government has yet to comment on the issue. china and britain have traded barbs in recent months over. legations a perceived espionage and its resulting impact on their national security and relations. iran's economy has thrived in the face of brutal western sanctions. new reports reveal a whopping 22% growth in the value of the country's agricultural and food exports in the past nine months. according to ministry of industry, mine and trade, over 6 million tons of goods including fishery and lives socks have been exported worth. 4.3 billion, that marks a 7.2% surge in weight compared to the same period last year. according to ministry spokesperson, these exports have reached some 130 countries with iraq, the uae and russia receiving a significant chunk, that as the us and its western backers have been exercising the so-called policy of maximum pressure against the islamic republic. iran's foreign mi

and now china says arrested foreign spy who's collecting state secrets on behalf of the united kingdom'sa mi6 had used foreigner huang muumu to collect information inside the country. according to the statement, juan does not have. of chinese citizenship, british secret intelligence service had recruited hong who heads an overseas consulting agency back in 2015. the chinese ministry is yet to disclose the nationality or gender of the suspect and the british authorities have yet to comment on this. china and britain have traded barbs in recent months over allegations of perceived espionage and resulting impact on their national security. and iran's economy's thriving in the face of brutal western sanctions. new reports reveal a whopping 22% growth in the value of the country's agricultural and food exports in the past nine months. according to ministry of industry, mine and trade, over 6 million tons of goods including fishery and livestock were exported worth over $4.3 billion dollars. that marks a 7.2% surge in weight compared to the same period last year, according to ministry. spokesp

china says arrested foreign spy who is collecting state secrets on behalf of the united kingdom's mi6ity or gender of the suspect. british authorities have not commented either. china and britain have traded barbs in recent months over. legations of preceived espionage and its resulting impact on their national security. iranian economy is thriving in the face of brutal western sanctions. new reports reveal whopping 22% growth in the value of the country's agricultural and food exports in the past nine months. according to ministry of the industry, mine and trade over six. million tons of goods including fishery and livestock have been exported with worth over $4.3 billion dollars. i mark a 7.2% surge in weight compared to the same period last year. according to ministry spokesperson, these exports have reached some 130 countries with iraq, the uae and russia receiving a significant chunk. that as a the us and its western backers have been exercising so-called policy of maximum pressure against the aslamic. republic. iran's foreign ministry says january 3rd terror attack the killed 91

china says it has arrested foreign spy who was collecting state secrets on behalf of the united kingdom's mi6 intelligence service. the chinese ministry. of state security announced on social media that mi6 had used foreigner weng

well china says it has arrested foreign spy who was collecting state secrets on behalf of the united kingdom's mi6 intelligence service. the chinese ministry of state security announced on social media that mi6 had used foreigner wang mummuu to collect information inside of the country. according to this statement, wang does not have chinese citizenship, the british secret intelligence service had recruited him who hads an overseas consulting agency in 2015. the chinese ministry has not disclosed the nationality or gender of the suspect. the british government has not commented on the issue. china and britain have... created barbs in recent months over allegations of perceived espianage and its resulting impact on their national security. moving to other news now this hour, iran's foreign ministry says the january 3rd terror attack that killed 91 people in the southern city of kermon proved that terrorism is a pervasive threat for global peace and stability, the ministry spokesman na canon made the remark during his weekly pressure. canany said there is no such thing as good or bad t

this is not a time where were providing secret service protection to secretary of state pompeo, johnton and pretty low level state department types because they're worried about being assassinated by iran, this is ludicrous this is crazy absolutely indescribable. mark: what you make of this the commander of chief president the first duty is the protection of the people of the united states and a democrat party that doesn't want to hear any of it, they circle around the sky. you have a media that is propagandists in many respects for hamas and the other elements in our country that are undermining our country and this is really a state of instability in the state of chaos in your country that promotes enemies to. >> we are allowing china and russia of the world to stir this up even beyond what it would be. for instance we know that china has been using tiktok, chinese owned tiktok to propagate not only russian narratives about ukraine but chinese narratives about hamas and also stirring up division in our country with critical race theory in promoting drug use. here we have fentanyl.

we had to convince the secret service to let me go in my car in the secret service passage and followut to be secretary of state driving through the streets of washington to make it to a 9:00 hearing on capitol hill and the secretary clinton, not yet secretary clinton's housekeeper gave us little toothbrushes and toothpaste because we had been up all night and we were pretty pathetic and dan was literally brushing his teeth in the passenger seat of my car as i was trying to keep up with the secret service motorcade. we were bonded for life based on that, but the point is that i just realized in about three seconds how smart this man was and also how good he was. you know, this is just a person of tremendous decency and compassion and humanity that goes along with your big giant brain. so, it was a gift to me and it has been ever since. so let's just start with the first question, which is why did you write this book? >> i wrote the book partly because i was worried-- well, partly in response to the conversations i was having, you mentioned that i had a-- that i ran for senate the fact

this is not a time where were providing secret service protection to secretary of state pompeo, johnpretty low level state department types because they're worried about being assassinated by iran, this is ludicrous this is crazy absolutely indescribable. mark: what you make of this the commander of chief president the first duty is the protection of the people of the united states and a democrat party that doesn't want to hear any of it, they circle around the sky. you have a media that is propagandists in many respects for hamas and the other elements in our country that are undermining our country and this is really a state of instability in the state of chaos in your country that promotes enemies to. >> we are allowing china and russia of the world to stir this up even beyond what it would be. for instance we know that china has been using tiktok, chinese owned tiktok to propagate not only russian narratives about ukraine but chinese narratives about hamas and also stirring up division in our country with critical race theory in promoting drug use. here we have fentanyl. in 2022

this is not a time where were providing secret service protection to secretary of state pompeo, johnied about being assassinated by iran, this is ludicrous this is crazy absolutely indescribable. mark: what you make of this the commander of chief president the first duty is the protection of the people of the united states and a democrat party that doesn't want to hear any of it, they circle around the sky. you have a media that is propagandists in many respects for hamas and the other elements in our country that are undermining our country and this is really a state of instability in the state of chaos in your country that promotes enemies to. >> we are allowing china and russia of the world to stir this up even beyond what it would be. for instance we know that china has been using tiktok, chinese owned tiktok to propagate not only russian narratives about ukraine but chinese narratives about hamas and also stirring up division in our country with critical race theory in promoting drug use. here we have fentanyl. in 2022 according to the cdc, estimates killed about 70000 americans

, they are not even... counted in the civil service, they, if they have access to state secrets, wellere in the back sits, for example, the panermak at these meetings, ms. darina zarivnaya, yes, she is a freelance adviser to the president's office, and the question is they have access to closed information, secret, if so, then this is also a violation of the relevant legislation, it is obvious that there should be maximum involvement of ukrainian diplomacy, secondly, i want to say once again that we welcome... all the efforts of the authorities there to bring victory and peace closer, we realize how difficult it is not just to rally the anti-putin coalition, but here it is necessary not to destroy it, when, for example, on vilnius the day before the nato summit, some kind of strange sms is sent, yes, there is a tweet that, well, causes such , you know, emotional rejection of partners, it is not necessary to do this, after all, now is the time for very serious diplomacy, which concerns... preparation for the summit of leaders, about which was announced by the representatives of the aut

secrets, issues, issues of public service, issues of military service, issues appointment and figurativelyouse of representatives, deputies of local authorities, because in fact he already has, at least absolutely correctly, a connection with a foreign state and therefore, therefore , the corresponding norm came into law in july last year that a citizen within 3 months from the date of receipt, the foreign document is obliged to inform either the internal affairs bodies, or the diplomatic service bodies, or by personally contacting, filling out the appropriate notification or on the basis of those information resources that are deployed on the website of the ministry of foreign affairs. are constantly recorded when citizens , due to a certain circumstance, sometimes due to forgetfulness or sometimes due to reluctance to report it at all, that is, do not want to inform the competent authorities about their foreign citizenship, but at present this is of course not an offense, but the legislator also thought about this, and the competent authorities of the republic of belarus also think about

, they are not even considered to be in the civil service, they, if they have access to state secrets, well , there, for example, mr. yarmak is sitting in the back at these meetings, the woman is equal, but she is a freelance adviser to the president's office, and the questions they have to... to closed information, secret, if so, then this is also a violation of the relevant legislation, it is obvious that there should be maximum involvement of ukrainian diplomacy, secondly, i want to say once again, we welcome all the efforts of the authorities there to bring victory closer, peace, we realize how difficult it is not only to unite the anti-putin coalition, but here it is necessary not to destroy it, when, for example, on the eve of the vilnius nato summit... some strange text message is sent, and there is a tweet that, well, causes such, you know, emotional rejection of partners, this there is no need to do it, after all, now is the time for very serious diplomacy regarding the preparations for the summit of leaders, which was announced by the representatives of the authorities, let

secrets, in matters of public service, in matters of military service, in matters of appointment anddeputies of the house of representatives, deputies of local authorities, because that in fact it already has, at least absolutely correctly, a connection with a foreign state and therefore is therefore included in legislation. in july last year came into force with the provision that a citizen within 3 months from the date of receipt of, let’s call it, a foreign document, he is obliged to inform either the internal affairs bodies or the diplomatic service bodies, either by personally contacting, filling out the appropriate notification, or on the basis of those information resources that are deployed on the site of the ministry of foreign affairs, the ministry of foreign affairs, or do it by mail, and we have currently received more than 70,000 notifications, together with 70,000 notifications jointly with the diplomatic service about the presence of citizens or citizenship or residence permit or card of a pole. notifications are received by the ministry of internal affairs at least ev

detained him for trying to steal state secrets. they have all denied and there has been no evidence proving the contrary. if convicted, he would face up to 20 years in prison. the assistant editor at the "wall street journal" paul beckett joins us now. thank you for being here. just a few days ago the u.s. ambassador, when tracy met with evan at the prison, she said he remains strong. he's grateful for support. what's the latest you've heard on how he's doing? >> i think he works extremely hard at staying okay. it is a miserable place. he meditates. he reads a lot. he's as engaged as he can be to maintain. we're grateful for that and we hope he can continue. >> you're working full time to secure his release. what is your biggest obstacle other than putin? >> this will be resolved between the united states and russia. it is our job to really do what we can to keep evan in the news. to help his family any way we can. to make sure people don't forget about him. to create a land scape on which those negotiations can happen. but these a

or secret service could think of. that was needed to support the event. and nehama rogozin oversaw communications and public outreach for the sfmta to make sure that residents knew what to expect and worked closely with city partners and the secret service to minimize the effects on residents and businesses wherever possible. noma served as a strong advocate for making sure that residents were well informed and information was readily available to everyone as we were experiencing massive changes on our streets. these are just some of the hundreds of staff who were involved with apec, some of the staff started working months ahead of time, coordinating with different city agencies, the state department and the secret service. in addition to planning for the event itself, the team completed exercises to prepare for the unpredictable demonstrations as weather security issues. anything else that could come up? this was we knew this was going to be a very dynamic situation. during the event, they also served in operations

or secret service could think of. that was needed to support the event. and nehama rogozin oversaw communications and public outreach for the sfmta to make sure that residents knew what to expect and worked closely with city partners and the secret service to minimize the effects on residents and businesses wherever possible. noma served as a strong advocate for making sure that residents were well informed and information was readily available to everyone as we were experiencing massive changes on our streets. these are just some of the hundreds of staff who were involved with apec, some of the staff started working months ahead of time, coordinating with different city agencies, the state department and the secret service. in addition to planning for the event itself, the team completed exercises to prepare for the unpredictable demonstrations as weather security issues. anything else that could come up? this was we knew this was going to be a very dynamic situation. during the event, they also served in operations

we had to convince the secret service to let this go in my car as a secret service package and follow the secretary of state driving through the streets of washington to make it to 9:00 hearing on capitol hill. and secretary clinton's house speaker gave us toothbrushes and toothpaste because we had been up all night. so we were bonded for life. the point is that i realized in three seconds how smart this man was and also how good he was. so let's just start with the first question which is why did you write this book? >> i wrote the book partly because i was worried in response to the conversations i was having a mentioned i ran for senate in the fact that i'm not u.s. senator tells you. during my campaign i got the chance to talk to a lot of people around colorado. and i found a lot of people asking questions a different version of the same question. is it still worth working what we are working for. i worry that nothing ever changes. and that combined with the narrative is sometimes heardhe n washington and the establishment that america was on a trajectory of permanent decline in t

by some secret services with the hands of, it’s unclear who.hed that the flash drive was sent from toga, and somehow flew through three african airports on an airplane, each time passing through x-ray scanners, and there it is clear that there is an explosive device with destructive elements , such a series of accidents could not have happened when they did not notice an explosive device on control in several places at the same time, this is the first thing that suggests that the special services are involved in this... in documents that were recently leaked on discord from american intelligence services, it also says that there was a purposeful cia campaign to eliminate managers associated with russia in africa. rehabilitation in a russian hospital took 3 months. well, it's better than i thought, it's quite it went well, well, it’s clear that a protest would be needed, but in fact it didn’t have much effect on the way i function, my lungs... weren’t seriously damaged, it was a perforation. dmitry had no doubts about whether it was worth return

we had to convince the secret service to let us go in my car in the secret service package and followed the about to be secretary of state, you know, driving through the streets of washington to make it to a 9:00 o'clock hearing on capitol hill. secretary clinton, not yet secretary clinton's housekeeper, gave us little toothbrushes and toothpaste because we had been up all night and we were pretty pathetic and dan literally was brushing his teeth in the passenger seat of my car as i was trying to keep up with the secret service. we were bonded for life based on that. i just realized in about three seconds how smart this man was. also how good he was. this is just a person of tremendous decency and compassion and humanity that goes along with your big giant brain. it was a gift to me and it has been ever since. let's just start with the first question. why did you write this book. >> i wrote the book because i was worried, partly in response to conversations i was having, i you mentioned that i ran for senate. the fact that i'm not a u.s. senator tells you how all of that ended up. durin

identity of more than 35 million users in the national window of smart government services. after stating the latest approvals of the cabinet of ministers, the spokesperson of the government was still responsible in the sidelines of the government. like this issue, justice will be achieved in the payment, but on the condition of the parliament's support , it has been announced that the salary increase will be 20% on average. ok. i mean, what is beautiful, we explained this years ago , we say that someone who is at least stuck or whose salary is lower numbers, the government has the possibility to give him a salary increase of, for example, 30% because he received it. it is less when you increase by 30%. for example, a person who receives a salary of 10 million will get 3 million tomans, but someone who receives a salary of 50 million tomans has no reason to receive a 20% salary increase. i am asking for help from the colleagues of the parliament. mr. bahaduri jahromi also emphasized on monitoring the market and said that the support organization is responsible for this. cent

that came in the secret service over mull pull day this is is about police and sheriff staffing that supported the aid effort and ambulance units we needd that were paid for by dem. these costing will be paid for by the 2 source that are pending before you today. >> if i could jump in, i recall from my day in this room it does in the happen often. i like to recognize captain cane and cane special lieutenant frost. it came off flawless low from a sfpd perspective like to thank you for the work you did the left year and that week. thank you, both. >> so, next slide, please. what did apec do for the city? i think apeck. one of the largest events the events san francisco my life i'm proud of being in san francisco that we hosted. we had all of the heads of state. put ourselves on the every newspaper throughout the world. this we had this exposure in a positive way. this was huge for the city! we know the city is taking a beat nothing international press and local press. this gave us a chance to show when we are. we other great city we know we are. and we were able to he it off. fair low

that came in the secret service over mull pull day this is is about police and sheriff staffing thatupported the aid effort and ambulance units we needd that were paid for by dem. these costing will be paid for by the 2 source that are pending before you today. >> if i could jump in, i recall from my day in this room it does in the happen often. i like to recognize captain cane and cane special lieutenant frost. it came off flawless low from a sfpd perspective like to thank you for the work you did the left year and that week. thank you, both. >> so, next slide, please. what did apec do for the city? i think apeck. one of the largest events the events san francisco my life i'm proud of being in san francisco that we hosted. we had all of the heads of state. put ourselves on the every newspaper throughout the world. this we had this exposure in a positive way. this was huge for the city! we know the city is taking a beat nothing international press and local press. this gave us a chance to show when we are. we other great city we know we are. and we were able to he it off. fair low pr

me or silence me. >> the secret service have no knowledge of any calls that these address. >> reporteren the white house was menaced by false call claiming a fire this week. a review by e cbs news more than a dozen effects of swatting just since christmas, including two judges overseeing cases against former president trump. >> the response teams are all real. they are armed with real guns, real ammunition, and in the end, someone who is totally innocent gets hurt or killed. >> reporter: former secret service deputy director a.t. smith wants swatting incidents can turn deadly, as happened in 2017 in wichita, when police shot and killed a person who moved towards them outside. >> they don't just knock on the door and say, hey, the police is here. usually it is a tactical entry. >> reporter: brandon williams says the swatting fright and his family. what happens next? who is the next person coming up the driveway? >> norah: and scott macfarlane is here with us. this is happening a lot, right? what is the fbi doing about it? >> reporter: the fbi tells us 500 swattings just since may. have

while filming the rainy and control towers, we will briefly arrested and interrogated by the secret service of the could you show thirty's in those in iraq? on september the 19th 2023, a deadline set by a ron expired. it stated that by the states the rocky government and the cutty, shall socrates in a rock must disarm the rainy into additional position groups and transfer them to locations fall from the border with a ron. these groups include the democratic party if it rainy and cuz i just, um the d p. k i. every year, dozens of young people join the policies, ministry forces, the push mega, the young codes and to go tough, military training. since the mine and protests, the arabian regime is spelt even most residents by this resistance. good. we must agree because push maga living in the mountains in a secret d p. k. i can say hi to you from possible miss island drone to tax. remember on all that they are among them is funds on last year. if everyone's but she's been here for full years and serves as a kind of role model for new young female fights has 19 year old, rosy, not only left iran

all of a sudden the latch opens, the air shoots out and the big secret service guy says, the presidenof, the united states. and in is standing at the entrance, says ronald reagan and we're all standing up in the bubble. and i think to myself, oy, now ere nine of us in this eight seater. i don't know what's going to happen but you know, reagan's coming in, he's here to stay. the chief of staff of the white house is here to stay. the secretary of state is going to be here to stay. and while i was not exactly chopped liver, i was not athe head of that food chain either. and i thought if i am to stay and i am to stay, i'm going to hit the ground. i said, right here, mr. president, he took my seat and there was latched up. and for the next half hour or so, i kind of lean gently, gently against the presidential knees. and there in that bubble in that magical time, it was clear that gorbachev had talked to reagan about real reductions and why d he done that? because of sdi. sdi scared the daylights out of them. american technology. it was questioning the whole strategic balance, the whole stra

you've got the secret service. you've some protesters on another handful streets. and you've also got tons of san jose pd lined at very latest here in san jose and michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to you. >> all right, michael, thank you very much. time now is 9 tanned and new this morning, a body was found on the bart tracks between balboa park and daly city stations about ballpark station was closed for a while. while they investigated the san francisco corner is out there. bart went out. they recovered the body. >> they say that no foul play is suspected. only 2 trains were delayed and then the balboa station reopened. we've at last check found no delays this morning. >> also, a body was found the water off of oakland sunday afternoon. it was near coliseum. way and the bay area contract carpets. the police have not said yet what the circumstances were. if it's suspicious or not, the identity, that body has not been released at this point. all right. we're going to take a break or 9.11, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a bird flu outbre

the secret to regular exercise. shooter, at least. “okay, okay, then they looked at something there, their diagrams said, okay , let’s go, we started that we were a battalion of riflemen, i said, i’ll go, i went, that means they signed me up, then they brought me to podol, where they received me and other officers, the deputy commander of the first tank army, colonel dimbitsky, an excellent officer, methodologist, commander, demander, executive, that is, he was for me. the best, the staff is a little more, a little less than 200 people, there are corresponding specialties: tankers, artillerymen, that means there are engineers, sappers, riflemen, doctors and so on, which is necessary in order to break through the enemy’s defenses, to break through it, in a bottleneck, where our units, squadrons, companies, battalions then strive, where the offensive will develop. and move on, the main thing, the main thing that was very pleasant for me, very dear, is that the guys conquered fear, fear is sticky, it binds you all, it

we had to convince the secret service to let us go in my car in the secret service package and follow the about to be a secretary of state. you know, through the streets of washington to make to a 9:00 hearing on capitol hill and the the secretary clinton's but not yet secretary clinton's housekeeper gave us a little and and because we had been up all night and we were pretty pathetic and dan literally was brushing his teeth in the passenger seat of my car as i was trying to keep up with secret service motorcade. so we've but we were bonded for life based on that. but the is that i just realized in about 3 seconds how smart this man was and also how good he was know this is just a person of tremendous decency and compassionate humanity that goes along with your big giant brain. so it was a gift to me and it has been ever since. so let's just start with the first question, which is why you write this book. i wrote the book partly because i was worried, partly in response to conversations. i having. you mentioned that i a that i ran for senate. the fact that i am not a u.s. senator tell

they do show that the former president did fly on some of epstein's planes along with four secret servicent to europe and other locations in the states. but there is no evidence, i want to point that out, that the former president ever went to epstein's island and his office has long denied that you know, the island down in the caribbean where authorities said that epstein held those sex parties with underaged girls. this a lot of this all came up because the lawyers for virginia gustav infantry who you see right there they wanted clinton to testify. the former president said he had no information about any illegal activity about epstein so he never testified in ms. do you free's case. giuffre's case. talking about the manhattan estate over on 70th street. virginia sued him. that was settled. sued the prince, so we are going through more mentions of prince andrew. we expect other big names to be mentioned. no mention, pete yet of the former president clinton. he socialized for many years with epstein. they are both new yorkers. logs do show those same plane logs show the former president

all of a sudden the latch opens, the air shoots out and the big secret service guy says, the esident of, the united states. and in is standing athe entrance, says ronald reag and we're all standing up in e bubble. and i think to melf, okay, now there nine of us in this eight seater. i don't know what's going to happen but you know, reagan's coming in, he's here to stay. the chief of staff of the white house is here to stay. the secretary of state is going to be here to stay. and while i was not exaly chopped liver, i wanot at the head of that food chain either. and so i thought if i am to stay and i am to stay, i'm going to hit the ground. i said, right here, mr. president, he took my seat and there was latched up. and for the next half hour o so, i kind of lean gently, gently against the presidential knees. and there in that bubble in that magical time, it was clear that gorbachev had talked to reagan about real reductions and why had he done that? because of sdi. sdi scar the daylights out of them. american technology. it was questioning the whole strategic balance, t whole strateg

of drugs has always been protected by the secret services, and with cocaine everything is probably exactlys friends, the cocaine hub can change its owner, but will not disappear, precisely because it is needed by the same states that prefer not to destroy evil, but to control it. oleg romanov on the main broadcast. the political confrontation in poland took on a new and exciting aspect this week. turnaround donald tusk a month ago, after a many-year break, returned to the chair of prime minister, decided to send two representatives of the now opposition to prison at once "right and justice" party. doesn't remind me of anything. peace promised to demonstrate all her might, announced a fundraiser for the families of the detainees, and brought activists into the streets for the march of free poles. representatives of the once ruling party announced a huge number of participants, about 300,000, but the capital’s authorities counted almost 10 times less, only 35,000. i’ll get that slight feeling again, right? however, everything today in poland, according to the traditions of the already fairly

the transportation of drugs has always been covered by the secret services.ere? the road, the whole main cocaine route. no matter how noble the intentions of naboa himself were. he has generals and officials with him, he has friends. the cocaine hub can change its owner, but it will not disappear precisely because it is needed by the same states that prefer not to destroy evil, but to control it. oleg romanov, on the main broadcast. the political confrontation in poland took a new, exciting turn this week. donald tusk, a month ago, after a long break, having returned to the position of prime minister, he decided to send two representatives to prison at once . two prisoners were watered, and one went on a hunger strike, it doesn’t remind me of anything. peace promised to demonstrate all her power, announced a fundraiser for the families of the detainees, and brought activists to the streets. to the march of free poles. representatives of the once ruling party announced a huge number of participants, about 300,000, but the capital’s authorities counted almost 1

all of a sudden the latch opens, the air shoots out and the big secret service guy says, the president of, the united states. and in is standing at the entrance, says ronald reagan and we're all standing up in the bubble. and i think to myself, okay, now there nine of us in this eight seater. i don't know what's going to happen but you know, reagan's coming in, he's here to stay. the chief of staff of the white house is here to stay. the secretary of state is going to be here to stay. and while i was not exactly chopped liver, i was not at the head of that food chain either. and so i thought if i am to stay and i am to stay, i'm going to hit the ground. i said, right here, mr. president, he took my seat and there was latched up. and for the next half hour or so, i kind of lean gently, gently against the presidential knees. and there in that bubble in that magical time, it was clear that gorbachev had talked to reagan about real reductions and why had he done that? because of sdi. sdi scared the daylights out of them. american technology. it was questioning the whole strategic balance,

services. that precisely the ballistic missiles that were produced in north korea were used againstrainian state, the use of these missiles by kimchinin, does this mean that kimchen and north korea are becoming co-aggressors, accomplices of russia's war against ukraine? i guess you can phrase the words differently here and there, it doesn't change anything. let's do it again, without emotions, we don't need another worry, we need the actions and counteractions of our authorities, our defense-industrial complex and allies, and i think we should proceed from this, there is no, well, there is simply no point in fighting north korea, well, there is such a country, a very strange country, no one wants to live there, but the people who live there, somehow when... they start applauding and crying, because well, you see, here it seems to me that these facts, which were also made public by american intelligence, should be used in order to somehow transfer this situation to our side, well, i don’t know, the president is also now, he has an international tour here, and many people are busy neg

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me or to silence me. >> we contacted the secret service.ve no knowledge of fire calls at this address. >> reporter: even the white house was menaced by false call claiming a fire this week. a review by cbs news reveals more than a dozen effects of swatting of judges and officials just since christmas, including two judges overseeing cases against former president trump. >> the response teams are all real. they are armed with real guns, real ammunition, and in the end, someone who is totally innocent gets hurt or killed. >> reporter: former secret service deputy director a.t. smith warns swatting incidents can turn deadly, as happened in 2017 in wichita, when police shot and killed a person who moved toward them outside. >> they don't just knock on the door and say, hey, the police is here. usually it is a tactical entry. >> reporter: brandon williams says the swatting frightened his family. >> what happens next? who is the next person coming up the driveway? >> norah: and scott macfarlane is here with us. this is happening a lot, right? i m

webster, who was being accused of malfeasance and using what was known as the secret service fund during the the webster ashburton treaty negotiations. and tyler was back in washington. he had dinner with james paul with president polk, and the recently recalled minister to mexico, a guy from louisiana named john slidell. so louisiana and again, he was supportive of the war in the sense that he believed that american honor would be at stake. i think he was certainly pleased with the way that polk in effect, almost aggressively pursued war. you know, tyler really had no problem with that. julia wasn't, so much was wasn't vocal on the mexican war, didn't really speak. it certainly didn't write anything about it or didn't publish anything about it. tyler actually had a bit of a personal connection to the mexican war because both of his elder sons, robert, the eldest son, and john junior, also had a connection to the mexican war. at least, you know, tangentially for a brief period of time, robert organized a militia company in philadelphia that disbanded, and pretty soon after it started. an