every time i hear from another current white guard, in quotes, what he announces. a war against demonsf the king of the fatherland, i want to catch him by the button and ask him: for what kind of king? my dear, where do you want to get this king, for what purpose are you trying to bring him to us, who asked you for this? at the same time , the expected appearance of the white king does not in any way resemble a divine revelation, but is much more like a fragment of the soviet film the crown of the russian empire, if you remember that one, the emperor! his majesty the all-russian emperor, his majesty the all-russian emperor , glory, hurray, hurray, "hurray, thank you, friends , hurray, hurray, madam, tell demsier that now all russians live in paris, yes, madam, but who there fighting the bolsheviks? now no one, madam, i always told my husband, john, while you were playing bridge, something happened in the world, you are right, the devil is becoming more cunning. be careful, russian person, you are being scammed again, and by approximately the same people as in 1991, only they are now mu

fighters go to heaven, this is in the white guard, since that is a terrible global... these physicalcitizens in berets, all these restaurant snacks, he it’s scary, terrible, these literary critics, who clearly interfered with bulgakov’s own life, there’s this critic latunsky, whose apartment naked margarita is smashing with a hammer, that is, why, this is personal, this is of course personal. they poisoned his life , very seriously, but now it looks somehow petty, of course, unworthy, on the level of a bully, well, not worthy of such a genius, not worthy of such a plan, not worthy of such metaphysical breakthroughs of goethe, and then suddenly, these circus performances, of course, this is just it, this is just it indeed, it’s like a situation that causes some bewilderment, if, again , you don’t understand the context of the era, how much they had at that time, it’s just that, well, in reality, of course , he probably didn’t feel very well, i even had a feeling, that in the image of the master, well, it’s him , essentially to himself, it’s clear that this master looks so pitiful, he’

lyosha, i have a question: how did it happen that the author of white guard, notes of a young doctor,he turbens were first staged, well, this is actually the white guard only in the form of a play, yes, in a dramatic version, and there are differences, they, yes, yes, yes, it was deafening, it was scandalous, it was incredible , this, this was in the media, in modern terms, yes, that is, it was as if bulgakov really woke up famous, because the white guard was published in a russian magazine in full version, here it is at that time, which is amazing, in general, they haven’t read the play... well, the moscow art theater, it’s like, this, this is theater number one, this is all of moscow, this is an endless number of productions, this is scandal , these are attempts to ban, this is all the revolutionary phraseology, all the ideological sharpness, it is absolutely, this is not even the thirties, these are the twenties, this is all very radical, this is all very radically revolutionary, suddenly a play comes out that, well, i won’t say, glorifies, but objectively shows yesterday’s, and ma

guards, having rejected the offer to surrender, the crew members blew up the armored train and died.ogistics companies are pulling out of the strait that connects the red sea and the gulf of ada, including container shipping giant denmark's merck, which accounts for nearly 15% of global trade. the decision was made because... the suspension of shipping in this region will affect not only israel, but also europe, egypt, saudi arabia, and jordan. in kuwait today they say goodbye to emir nafasm, to assabbah about the death of the eighty-six-year-old monarch, it was reported the day before. the country declared forty days of mourning. nawah az-sabah has led kuwait since 2020 and rightfully enjoyed great authority in his neighbourhood. east, now his eighty-three-year-old brother will take the highest government post. the president of belarus sent condolences to the emir of kuwait to the people. alexander lukashenko emphasized that our country received with great pain the news of the death of nawaf az-sabbah, who will forever go down in the history of his state as a wise, caring leader, th

guard. i disrespect shown by a 'unior white ruard. ,., disrespect shown by a 'unior white ruard. ., to him that you were disbelieving that _ guard. i said to him that you were disbelieving that i _ guard. i said to him that you were disbelieving that i could _ guard. i said to him that you were disbelieving that i could actually l disbelieving that i could actually be a soldier. they weren't having it, they accused me of playing the race card. and in fact, when the manager accused me of playing the race card, i absolutely lost my temper. race card, i absolutely lost my tem er. , , race card, i absolutely lost my temer. , , �* temper. dwight still can't comprehend _ temper. dwight still can't comprehend what - temper. dwight still can't i comprehend what happened temper. dwight still can't - comprehend what happened next. temper. dwight still can't _ comprehend what happened next. he reported the incident, he asks for mediation rather than making a complaint. but instead, he found himself being charged with insubordination. it himself being charged with insubordination.— himself bein

how he personally trained zelensky to shoot there as soon as someone came there, it doesn’t matter, whitehey're right there this flag was removed, that’s all, the whole ukrainization ended there, by the way, in many ways now many terbats were created something like this, but what am i talking about, but he goes on to say, and how they ended, thirty- second, then thirty seventh, i think so to myself, did he try to compare the population of ukraine in 1918? that is, who ultimately benefited from the fact that all this was really dissolved, all this ukrainization and so on, and you know, when you showed these terrible cemetery in kharkov in a russian city, in an old russian city, in the first, by the way, the capital of the donetsk-krivoy rog republic in 1900 of the same year 18, but it’s really scary to watch, i understand that these are mostly russian-speaking, russian guys, and again i remember, because that’s how paradoxical it is... then it seemed to many where all these azov, banned in russia, the right sector, the social-national assembly came from, that’s where it all started, the he

communist activists declared civil war on the monument to the white guard wrangel.t are the red commissars fighting for now? this pimple has been on the body of the russian state for thousands of years. watch it now. hello, this is the meeting place at ntv, the place where everything becomes clear. i'm andrey norkin, my colleague ivan trushkin, we're working live, we'll start with the footage we received a few minutes ago, well, less than half an hour, it’s literally just about a minute and a half there, but they are interesting, vladimir putin flew to the united arab emirates, here you see the moment of the meeting, the minister of foreign affairs of the emirates meets him. here is such a small but pleasant episode, the air force of the emirates, military aircraft are drawing the tricolor in the sky, the national flag of russia in honor of the arrival of vladimir putin, well , there are no details yet, so what, what should they be, drying, i just right away i remember, excuse me, german president walter steinmei, who spent a couple of half an hour at the same abu d

guard, in which bulgakov mocks the language, one of the characters scolds the ukrainian doctor kuritskysed the russian language, asks : how would it be in ukrainian? to the question, how then in language is kit, the newly minted ukrainian can no longer answer and offends? this is because there are no whales in ukraine, but there are plenty of them in russia, the heroes of the novel conclude. a lover of russian culture, albeit a criminal one, even showed up in the circle of the new president of argentina, miley. look, rick's politicians have equally colorful advisers. in the photo one of them is santiago caputo, on his hand tattoo with the words ha. a dacha, a savings account, a boat, a car and a garage will calm my whim, the argentinean loses a soft sign somewhere, it’s a criminal thing. russian culture reached the white house, however, there it was distorted beyond recognition. the first lady, jill biden, gave what she called a playful interpretation of the silkcracker suite. musical video based on the russian opera. tchaikovsky with the weirdly dressed weirdos, look, for some reason o

guard, well, generally expressed ironically, beautifully literary, his entire attitude towards thisounade, which was going on in kiev in the eighteenth year, but if we let's take this nonsense he says on faith the founder of the museum actually should, that’s what he says. read the entire work kiev-gorod, this is a filletton that bugakov wrote as an ode to his beloved city, his native kiev, in the first person. a wonderful book by the author vasily stoyakin, the civil war by mikhail bulgakov, in which he collected all of bulgakov’s statements from various works about that period. i will read this wonderful description of kiev. in the spring , the gardens bloomed white, dressed in greenery. kiev, old, canonical, living and autocephalous or ukrainian, nothing either reminds, it’s just that bulgakov himself says that kiev is a russian city, he is ironic about this funny, bad ukrainianness, and well, you can even take the memory of his relatives. for example , there sister nadezhda says how he ran home from theater courses there, put on a russian braided shirt, we will continue to delve

white guards and hetmans, however, most of the burials were razed to the ground even in soviet times. in independent ukraine in mariinsky park mostly soviet and russian ideological labels remained. unfortunately, we didn't have any heroes in common, and there wasn't a proper tribute to the heroes. courageous fighters for the independence of ukraine, soldiers of the upa, made heroic resistance to the fascist invaders. ukrainians fought. in different armies, ukrainians fought in different armies, we had a high level of infiltration of all institutions, all state bodies, influence by russian agents, on the other hand, we had a population that lacked these practices, lacked experience in honoring it did not know how to do it, we still do not know, we are still learning how to do it, the law of creation. of the military cemetery was approved by the verkhovna rada of ukraine in may 2022. at the time of the release of this episode, construction has not yet begun, and they cannot agree on a location. the families of the fallen defenders of ukraine are still waiting for the national military n

guard and the day that he describes, it was the day of december 19 , 18th year, when the troops of the directorate entered kyiv, as in reality kyiv... at that time he met the military directorate, the ukrainian army, petliura's army, he no longer met petliura's army in the same way as this describes bulgakov's imperial myth. yaroslav, how, what happened that day, which was kyiv then? well, look, kyiv was different, in fact, there were both pro-russian and pro-ukrainian sentiments in kyiv , and when kyiv was occupied by the bolsheviks, those who had pro-russian sentiments showed it in... timidly, at the same time when the liberation of kyiv took place, by the way, during the time of the witcher pavel skoropatsky, a huge number of russians, russian officers came to kyiv, who tried to settle here, because they perceived that this ukrainian state, this is one of the episodes before the restoration of great russia, it is not for a long time, that is, here we are now the restoration will begin from here, the bolsheviks repressed them there, persecuted them, they moved here, lived here, walke

explain what we're showing, look, that's it that in the middle of the year we showed the tv series "white guard", which... was already filmed somewhere in 2008-2009, it was filmed by the russian director snezhkin based on the script, by the way, by oleksandr rednyansky from kyiv. and not according to the script, according to the production, and the script is also written by maria marina kiyan and serhiy dyachenkov, and this is a terrible series, in principle, in its ukrainophobia, in my opinion, yes, that is, it is a series that shows the petlyurians as simply such beasts, and many media, i remember how the media reacted to this filming of this series, they were fascinated that the russian actors, russian producers, that's how russian directors shoot here, and it was all like that... and it was presented so beautifully, why did it happen, mr. yaroslav, well, it seems to me that you yourself have already answered this question. the fact is that this imperial myth, despite the fact that the empire was destroyed, was constantly supported by the soviet government, this imperial myth did not h

kyiv-bulgakov, these are the events that he describes in the white guard and the day he describes, it the day of december 19, 1818, when the directorate's troops entered kyiv, how in fact kyiv at that time met the military directorate, the ukrainian army, petliura's army, but he did not met petliura's army, as this imperial myth by bulgakov describes. yaroslav, how, what happened that day, which was kyiv then? well, look, kyiv was different, in fact, there were pro-russian sentiments and pro-ukrainian sentiments in kyiv, and when there was a bolshevik occupation in kyiv, those who had pro-russian sentiments mood, they demonstrated it in every way, at the same time when the liberation of kyiv took place, by the way, during the time of hetman pavel skoropatsky, a huge number of russians, russian officers, came to kyiv and tried to settle here, because they perceived that this ukrainian state - this is one of the episodes before the restoration of great russia for a long time, that is, we are now here , the restoration will begin, the bolsheviks repressed them there, they persecuted them

guard and the day that he describes, it was the day of december 19 , 18'. year, when the troops of the directorate enter kyiv, how did kyiv at that time meet the military directorate, the ukrainian army, petlyura's army, it no longer met petlyura's army as described in this imperial myth by bulgakov, yaroslav, what happened on that day, which then there was kyiv, well , look, kyiv was different, in fact, there were both pro-russian sentiments and pro-ukrainians in kyiv. attitude, and when there was a bolshevik occupation in kyiv, those who had pro-russian sentiments demonstrated it in every possible way, at the same time, when kyiv was liberated, by the way, during the time of hetman pavel skoropatsky, a huge number of russians came to kyiv, russian officers who tried to settle here , because they perceived that this ukrainian state, this is one of the episodes before the restoration of great russia, it will not last long, that is, here we are... now the restoration will begin from here, that the bolsheviks repressed and persecuted them there, they moved here, lived here, walked here,

i 'm explaining what we're showing, look, this is just a half-century ago, we showed the tv series "whiterd", which was already filmed somewhere in 2008-2009, somewhere yes, we filmed it the russian director snezhkin, according to the script , by the way, by kyyanin oleksandr rednyanskyi and... not according to the script, according to the production, and the script is also written by kiyan maria, maryna and serhiy dyachenkov, and this is a terrible series, in principle, in its ukrainophobia, in my opinion, yes, that is, this is a series that shows the petlyurians as such beasts, and a lot of media, i remember how the media reacted to this filming of this series, they were fascinated that russian actors, russian producers, yes, russian directors are filming here, and this everything was like that beautiful and so beautiful. submitted, why did this happen, mr. yaroslav? well, it seems to me that you yourself have already answered this question. the fact is that this imperial myth, despite the fact that the empire was destroyed, was constantly supported by the soviet authorities. this imper

guard allies who were passionately engaged in plunder russia.thly, the unprecedented fruits that soviet culture gave in the late thirties, when the country entered the most terrible war, having world... level cinema, theater, painting, literature, symphonic music and mass song were fully laid down by lenin; already at the very beginning of the twenties, moscow, the capital of the young state, which had just emerged from a terrible and destructive civil war, was overcrowded with dormitories, where students from among the proletarian and peasant youth who received scholarships began to study essentially... sciences, all types of art, and what they learned surprised the whole world. and world-class counterintelligence, which was created by the early twenties, worked brilliantly, carrying out, by the way, physical destruction enemies of soviet power outside the country, long before such stalinist practices. and the last thing for today, it was lenin who launched anti-colonial processes around the world that... brought down almost all the major empir

guard, which was already filmed somewhere in 2008-2009, somewhere yes, it was filmed by the russian director snezhkin, according to the script, to things, kyivan oleksandr radnyansky is not for scripted, produced, and written by maria maryna kiyan and serhiy dyachenkov. this is a terrible series in principle in its ukrainophobia, as far as i am concerned, yes, that is , it is a series that shows the petlyurians as simply such beasts, and many media, i remember how the media reacted to this filming of this series, they were fascinated that russian actors, russian producers, that's how russian directors shoot here, and it was all so beautiful and presented so beautifully, why did this happen, mr. yaroslav, well, i think that... you yourself have already answered this is a question, the fact is that this imperial myth, despite the fact that the empire was destroyed, was constantly supported by the soviet government, this imperial myth did not harm the soviet government in any way, on the contrary, the events of the ukrainian revolution, ukrainian figures, ukrainian history , they were

guards, priests and so on, but their sailor brothers rose up, with very dangerous slogans for the bolsheviksmmunists, for advice without communists, and if soviet power... has not yet i managed to get tired of it, moreover, well, how beautiful , the advice, the russian word, then the communists were already there, and therefore lenin is a brilliantly smart person, of course, a politician, he well... understood that this slogan could be like a virus , but the whole country will embrace the whole country, the whole country will rise up against the bolsheviks and drive them out, therefore, by the way, lenin, he brutally suppressed , brutally suppressed the kronshtat uprising, but after that the policy immediately changed, the internal policy of the soviet state was canceled by the surplus appropriation system, in fact , the nep began, a new economic policy and a new page in the history of soviet russia, which helped. here, among the emigrants, conversations begin that it is necessary to invite the entente, it is necessary to invite england, france, the united states of america there, so that th

guard units of the 20th century.ntly, the general staff reports that they are ukrainian forces continue to hold positions on the left bank of the kherson region. the russian ministry of defense says that artillery and air strikes are being carried out in the direction of kherson against the positions of the armed forces of ukraine. what is happening there today is a topic that we will continue to discuss on our broadcast, and join our broadcast. of the coordination press center of the defense forces of southern ukraine. colonel, i salute you. glory to ukraine, congratulations to you too. glory to heroes. panitalia, let's start, first of all, with odesa, what are the consequences of the actual night attack on the region, and then let's go to the left bank and the situation in the kherson region. yes, it is obvious that odesa is claiming a record this night, because it is true that 32 drones were shot down in the region, despite the fact that... the one hundred percent result of the work of the air defense forces, this

guard has written about this, who is he, the ukrainian’s younger brother?e been told for many years that you are special, you are separate, here are the russians, the elder brother who gave statehood, who gave the orthodox faith to these lands, these are modern ukrainians, anti-fake, premiere , tomorrow on the first game, motor a hundred reasons to love gayta, i write it down, he says, you know, i’ll... raise the big woman, and i’ll be on the little one carry in your arms, let's kiss quickly, kiss, spit, that was a big show, 100 reasons to watch the guide, the films simply overwhelm you with a stream of joy and smiles, everyone dances, 100 reasons to remember gaidai, our generation, my children, my daughter and my grandchildren look repeat. hello, marina, hello, should i stay, no, thank you, i’m on my own, glad to see you, in return, allow me, will you help me? yes, i thought it would be much worse, you are the subject of my professional pride, however, i will write you a referral, uh-huh, and the procedure is called booketherapy, very good for scars, espec

i’ll quote a small fragment from the white guard: the year after the birth of christ 1918 was a great19 was even more terrible, i really want to hope that in 2024 there will be a slightly different picture, your forecasts for ukraine and for the russian federation, for the union state as a whole, unfortunately, or fortunately, a special the military operation became a factor not only... of foreign policy, not only of international relations, not only of the military development of russia, and it also became a factor of domestic politics, it became somewhere, somewhere even routine, this is what i was afraid to say, but everything- i still have to say this, because being in russia, i observe this every day, yes, but this is a routine, which in the end is slowly... slowly, but very confidently changing society, not only the economy is changing, not only the military-industrial complex has become like this the locomotive for our economy, and this true, but it was, in general, and it would be strange if this did not happen, this was the case, by the way, in the recent soviet past, but a s

i’ll quote a small fragment from the white guard, the year after the birth of christ 1918 was great andhope that in 2024 there will be a slightly different picture, your forecasts for ukraine and for the russian federation, for union state as a whole? unfortunately, or fortunately, the special military operation has become a factor not only in foreign policy, not only in international relations, not only in the military development of russia, but has also become a factor in domestic politics. somewhere somewhere even routine, that’s what i was afraid to say, but i still have to say this, because being in russia, i observe this every day, yes, but this is a routine, which in the end is slowly - slowly, but very confidently changing society, not only the economy is changing, not only the military-industrial complex has become like this the locomotive for... our economy , and this is true, but in general it would be strange if this did not happen, and it was, by the way, in the recent soviet past, but a special military operation, the events in ukraine, they forced society look at yourself

guard and the days of the turbines guessed , the teams of physfak msu, which actually wins in the mainaccording to our rules, someone stays here, someone goes into a remote room where nothing can be heard, where nothing penetrates, all my life i dreamed of sitting with an earphone, did you want, yes, alexey, please, applause, mark, yes, you, accordingly, 15 seconds, you must answer five questions, uh-huh, if everything is in order, the two of you can score 200 points and get the main prize, uh-huh. understood, ready, the stopwatch starts with the last letter of the first question, attention, question: what exactly is in the chemistry room, flasks, sugar, what is it, refined, what happens to be a fighter’s club, what usually has a number, a football player, what can you make out, puzzle, okay, let's check your answers. so, the first question was what exactly is in the chemistry classroom, you said, a flask, and same as you answered, 22 people. the next question: what kind of sugar is it, you said refined, 13 people also answered , apparently there are some simpler answers, like what kin

he was caught on camera by the daily mail taking a bite out of a long time white house guard.to undisclosed location. they say dogs reflect the temperament of their owners i think we need to ask the question, what were the bidens doing to this dog to make him act this way? maybe people should consider that as they decide whether or not to send the bidens to an undisclosed location, just a thought as 2023 ends per. >> what a happy way to end the show. i thought diarrhea was much higher. [laughter] happy new year that does it for us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

he was caught on camera by the daily mail taking a bite out of a long time white house guard.the bidens finally sent their dog to undisclosed location. they say dogs reflect the temperament of their owners i think we need to ask the question, what were the bidens doing to this dog to make him act this way? maybe people should consider that as they decide whether or not to send the bidens to an undisclosed location, just a thought as 2023 ends per. >> what a happy way to end the show. i thought diarrhea was much higher. [laughter] happy new year that does it for us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

he was caught on camera by the daily mail taking a bite out of a long time white house guard.inally sent their dog to undisclosed location. they say dogs reflect the temperament of their owners i think we need to ask the question, what were the bidens doing to this dog to make him act this way? maybe people should consider that as they decide whether or not to send the bidens to an undisclosed location, just a thought as 2023 ends per. >> what a happy way to end the show. i thought diarrhea was much higher. [laughter] happy new year that does it for us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

he was caught on camera by the daily mail taking a bite out of a long time white house guard. that sent them over the edge the bidens finally sent their dog to undisclosed location. they say dogs reflect the temperament of their owners i think we need to ask the question, what were the bidens doing to this dog to make him act this way? maybe people should consider that as they decide whether or not to send the bidens to an undisclosed location, just a thought as 2023 ends per. >> what a happy way to end the show. i thought diarrhea was much higher. [laughter] happy new year that does it for us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america i am mark levin this is a special edition of life, liberty, and levin. i hope you're all having a wonderful holiday season. as 2023 comes to a close, i want to take a look back at some of the guests who joined us and shared their insights into how fragile the balance between liberty and purity actually is. we began with my friend bret baier who reminds us of our nation's humble beginnings and our founders a incredible accomplishments. go. >> i came across a f

he was caught on camera by the daily mail taking a bite out of a long time white house guard. that sent them over the edge the bidens finally sent their dog to undisclosed location. they say dogs reflect the temperament of their owners i think we need to ask the question, what were the bidens doing to this dog to make him act this way? maybe people should consider that as they decide whether or not to send the bidens to an undisclosed location, just a thought as 2023 ends per. >> what a happy way to end the show. i thought diarrhea was much higher. [laughter] happy new year that does it for us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america i am mark levin this is a special edition of life, liberty, and levin. i hope you're all having a wonderful holiday season. as 2023 comes to a close, i want to take a look back at some of the guests who joined us and shared their insights into how fragile the balance between liberty and purity actually is. we began with my friend bret baier who reminds us of our nation's humble beginnings and our founders an incredible accomplishments. go. >> i came across a

he'll be at the white house guarding it to make sure none of trump and his mignons and maggot try toet back in. it's scary enough. what scares me is it might work. >> greg: kat, he says we can't let him win. is that the bat signal to tell everybody that everything is on the table. >> kat: the funniest thing that trump said by far, everyone is talking about, kennedy, is the dumbest guy in the senate and he said it was joe biden but the funniest part to me is he said who is the smartest part and the guy gave me a name but i don't want to share it because i don't like the guy at all. [laughter] >> kat: because every guy in the senate now, who is around during that time is like, was it me? was i the smart guy? did kennedy think i was the smartest guy? they probably all think it was them. but that's one of the moments where it's so clear that trump has this background in reality tv because that's exactly the kind of thing you would see a producer plant on a bravo show before they all get drunk. >> greg: we don't deserve him. >> kat: he gave me a name but i'm not going to tell you because

he'll be at the white house guarding it to make sure none of trump and his mignons and maggot try to back in. it's scary enough. what scares me is it might work. >> greg: kat, he says we can't let him win. is that the bat signal to tell everybody that everything is on the table. >> kat: the funniest thing that trump said by far, everyone is talking about, kennedy, is the dumbest guy in the senate and he said it was joe biden but the funniest part to me is he said who is the smartest part and the guy gave me a name but i don't want to share it because i don't like the guy at all. [laughter] >> kat: because every guy in the senate now, who is around during that time is like, was it me? was i the smart guy? did kennedy think i was the smartest guy? they probably all think it was them. but that's one of the moments where it's so clear that trump has this background in reality tv because that's exactly the kind of thing you would see a producer plant on a bravo show before they all get drunk. >> greg: we don't deserve him. >> kat: he gave me a name but i'm not going to tell you because i

he's going to be at that white house guarding it to make sure none at th mak of trump and his minions,gn the , try to get back in. sos an it's -- it's scary enougs to what scares me is it might work. >> yeah. you know, katty says we can't let him wiatn. is that the bat signal to tell everybody everything's on the table? do what? >> want to stop trump? i don't about that. i just knot al to tew that you d the mic. the funniest thing i thought that trump said by far, i mean,a everyone's talking about the part where he said yes. kennedid ey, the dumbest guy ine senate, and he said it was joe biden. joe biden. said he asked, who's the smartest guy in the senate? the guy gave me a namewht part i don't really want to share it because i don't like the guy want because. all.ke the guy that is like the kind of because every guy in the senate now who was around during that time is like, was it m e? guy? >> i the smart guy? did kennedy think i was the smartest guy? diy all do think it was them. >> but that is when one ofat the moment's ones it's so cleart trump has this background in reality thas

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house, people have guards, they have separate security, they've got way out of washington if there isnal emergency, it is the biggest gap now between the elites and the regular person. when we think about democratic leadership versus the grassroot voter, are they understanding why this is happening at this point? >> yes. the democratic party has changed . they don't care about the middl class, that is why the average citizens leaving the democratic party. philadelphia, new york city, there is a pattern, democratic cities, democratic mayors, prosecutors, they are allowing the criminals to control the city, they are trying to break breakdown the civilized society. they don't want it. >> the fbi itself, federal law enforcement, people who have a point of view they can see further down the road, when you are in the fbi, did you find agents disturbed at the political direction of the agency, and what is the sentiment now. them so you still speak with some of the agents now and othe federal law enforcement, can yo speak to that? ticket 100 percent agents and agents across the board are disg

., pln and not pla and but white vessels like coast guard equivalents participating in an effort to coerceaiwan. we have been doing this for a while. this is not new. the tempo is a little higher. is it a test case for what we would do? i think it is a test case for the rules-based international order. what they have seen from us and the philippines is the philippines continued -- i am really impressed with what they have been able to do. that is reflective of the strength of the relationship we have with them. when i think about pay come demand and the state department has been able to do in the indo pacific over the last two years, and you think about our relationship with the philippines or australia or japan, the trajectory is really strong. it feeds into -- if we have the center of the universe -- our troops one advantage at least another is the allies that they do not. what you're seeing is an example of that. courtney: is there a way the u.s. military can do more to show that support for the philippines? are we talking more freedom of navigation operations? adm. grady: i think we pr

., pln and not pla and but white vessels like coast guard equivalents participating in an effort to coerce taiwan. we have been doing this for a while. this is not new. the tempo is a little higher. is it a test case for what we would do? i think it is a test case for the rules-based international order. what they have seen from us and the philippines is the philippines continued -- i am really impressed with what they have been able to do. that is reflective of the strength of the relationship we have with them. when i think about pay come demand and the state department has been able to do in the indo pacific over the last two years, and you think about our relationship with the philippines or australia or japan, the trajectory is really strong. it feeds into -- if we have the center of the universe -- our troops one advantage at least another is the allies that they do not. what you're seeing is an example of that. courtney: is there a way the u.s. military can do more to show that support for the philippines? are we talking more freedom of navigation operations? adm. grady: i think we

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we're told more than 10 guards were burglarized here in just a matter of minutes. now, some residents are worried that the new police crackdown on car burglaries in the city's high- profile tourist spots may be pushing burglars to surrounding neighborhoods. >> we have seen before when you do these different pushers. whether it is cleanup civic center or the homeless camps, they went into the market or hayes valley. >> according to san francisco crime numbers, car burglaries are significantly down. between september 1st and november 26th, about 3400 car break-ins were reported compared to over 6700 last year at the same time frame. in a news conference today, mayor london breed celebrated the numbers but also admitted more work needs to be done. nbc bay area's sergio quintana will have a formal report coming up at 5:00.>>> the number of new laws will take effect on january 1st, including the commute, your paycheck, and your job. nbc bay area's ian cole joins us now to take us through some of the most notable changes. ian, what stood out to you? >> two here. the firs

deployed the nationalia guard to defend the white house in june of 2020, standing outside the whitese with a riot wit shield. and guess what? i wasn't looking at trumpsn supporters't loo, i can assure o that. on the other side of the linf e what about the deranged bernie deat about the deranged bernie members of congress and almost killed steve scalise, or the people calling in fake emergencies at the homes of republican lawmakers? now it's called swatting. they're trying to get the swat brey're trying to get the swat the doors and maybe far worse. there's a ton of political violence on the left. there has been fore. decades, but the media just conveniently seems to never notice any of it. is that because just 3% of american journalists are republicans, according to a recent study here, not reactionn are former arkansas governor mike huckabee and fox news contributor, joe concha. thank you both. governor, did they just live in an alternate universe? >> is it just a good talking point for msnbc? point for msnbc? his behind or do they really believhie that political violene is just a

just like the biden white, the gop old guards are in complete freakout mode over staying power of donald trump. >> it's driving them all mad. and one of the most unhinged op eds and i've read a lot of them lately, was published in the washington post this week. and in it, uber war hawk robert kagan smears only trump, but the tired old hitler line. >> how many times we read that? but anyone who might think of working for him writing a trump dictatorship is increasingly inevitable. >> it will be filled with people who will not need explicit instruction trump any more than hitler's local galtier's instruction. in such circumstances, people work toward the führer, which is to say they anticipate his desires and seek favor through acts they think will make him. trump trump derangement syndrome is real. these people are sick. >> they need help. joining me now is tulsi gabbard, fox news contributor and former hawaii congresswoman. >> tulsi, i used to have robert kagan on my old radio show, the beginning of the iraq war and he's not a dumb person. he's a smart person. but how ironic is it that t

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the white house has repeatedly stated that without approval of this financing money to support ukrainelion for ukraine, for now, kiev is allocated only 175 million. the us allies will have to answer for themselves whether they will help kiev if congress does not agree on bely’s new request at home about funds for ukraine - said white house spokesman john kirby and was forced to admit that the united states is not able to account for all the weapons supplied to ukraine. question reporting, we do share concerns about this. we have shared concerns about these systems and weapons from the time we began transferring them to ukraine. we are talking about war. if you think you can determine where every artillery shell ends up with every bullet fired, then you are a dreamer. this is war, this is combat. we are now doing everything we can to account for the help we provide. the volume of western aid to kiev reached a new minimum in august and october of the twenty-third year, amounting to only 10% of what it was in the same period of the twenty-second, while the usa began to supply less than th

eastern part of the white house as the palace guard wanted after all it was his old and still his political base. carrying nothing for the trappings of office high school bands reading the president were asked to forgo their traditional ruffles and feathers in favor of the university of michigan fight song. ford ceded to henry kissinger use of the boeing 747 for which any vice president was entitled. in its place a settle for a twin engine prop plane, and 320 miles per hour affectionately dubbed the slingshot airlines by the handful of staff along forthe ride . ford joked it was the only plane the air force had stopped forred lights . a tug-of-war ensued. it didn't escape the notice that they were denied parking passes and white house mess privileges. nixon alexander hey make sure to supply the speechwriters loyalty next and enthusiastically complete proclaimed his innocence in the watergate break-in. they were kept busy during his first six months in office vice president ford covered 80,000 miles visiting 30,000 states and making 375 speeches and other appearances. this was not accidental

obviously the celtics they have derrick white to have drew holiday. need to have a point guard like chris paul to kind of match that another guy who have been feeling sick under the weather, andrew wiggins, steve kerr also confirmed that he will be available to play now. good thing about andrew. even though he lost his starting role, the brand of a ski, he's been playing a lot better as of late last 2 games. he's been playing pretty well. he just had an up and down season. so even though he's been coming off the bench, he had been finishing most of these games. so we will see how both of them feel throughout the game. just something to keep an eye on. gu studio, we will have full highlights once this one wraps i'm jason dumas, errant. >> all right. thank you, jason. yeah, jason tatum and steph curry. it will be exciting to see who comes out on top tonight. i'll toss it back to you guys at the >> all right. thank you very much, aaron. now to our 4 zone shot. >> of the city. hard to tell, but it doesn't look like it's raining. >> not for now, but appare

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as the coast guard searched for on white, investigators zeroed in on someone they believe held the key to her disappearance. but would he lead them to sarm? here is andrea canning with a siren song. >> the u.s. virgin islands of st. thomas, and st. john, earned the nickname americas paradise for their miles of white sandy beaches, and impossibly blue water. >> the sailing is best in the world, great for snorkeling, underwater activities. it is the easternmost point of the united states. it is the beautiful, tropical island. >> it is a truly a wish you were here destination. so breathtaking that it, is hard to imagine something tragic happening in this idyllic place. but, of course, it does. on march 8th, 2021, a beautiful former flight attendant moved here for love and her dream job. weeks later, the woman was a last for adventure disappeared without a trace. >> it is almost like a vanishing act. all her personal belongings are still on the boat, nobody saw anything. >> it is a mystery that made international headlines. for her friends back in england, the news was devastating. >> i ju

the east room of the white house as the nixon palace guard wanted the capitol hill after all but hisquarter century. it was still his political base carrying nothing for the trappings of office high school bands greeting the new vice president were asked to forgo the traditional ruffles and feathers in favor of the university of michigan fight song. ford readily ceded to henry kissinger use of the four engined boeing 7072, which anybody president was entitled in its place. ford happily settled for a lumbering twin engine prop plane. top speed 330 miles an hour. affectionate, only dubbed slingshot airlines by the handful of staff and reporters along for the ride. ford himself joked that it was the only plane in the air force that stopped for red lights. a tug of war ensued. it didn't escape the notice of ford's staffers that they were denied parking passes and white house privileges. nixon chief of staff. alexander haig made sure to supply the new vice president with speechwriters loyal to nixon and enthusiastic, proclaiming his innocence in the watergate break in and cover up. they w

the main entrance led to a large guard hall, decorated with fresco paintings, next to which were theeception room, the oval hall, the senatorial and embassy halls, all of them were richly decorated, the fence and entrance gates have been preserved to this day in their original form, the pylons of which are crowned with sculptures of mythical creatures, the fence posts are crowned with helmets with military paraphernalia. under stanislav august ponitowski, major renovations were made to the palace. in 1793 , the last sejm of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth took place here. later, the palace passed to the military department of the russian empire. at first, a cadet corps was located here, and then a military hospital. in 1991 year the palace was transferred. its main building and left wing are occupied by a museum. now the new castle has a permanent exhibition and temporary exhibitions. the exhibition new castle, events and fate introduces the history of the construction of the new castle and the significant events that took place here. the exhibition “the ancient monuments of ponem