support in ukraine, uh, they even position you as mercenaries who fight on the expression of the ukraine foundationthey do n't even they even drink about this, but because they have uh from the government and so on completely bowel support. well, this, of course, is disgusting to me. it looks not only tell me, it's disgusting. it's this blasphemy, let's say a british man who steals along with a bandit. this is also a bander, really. this is not the earth for me, this is not the earth for me. please tell me, how do russian soldiers appear to an ordinary resident of the uk due to the fact that the media, in what color do they exhibit them? yes, this is a template that is absolutely only themselves, and three are disgusting. uh, sami kind of a negative old type about russian soldiers, this is the only option that is allowed on the british media. uh, that's how dissonance happens. it's just overwhelming. it ’s not only that this paradox is just a reality, i’ll read the british one, if the russian media are just other realities absolutely and they themselves perfectly understand in the west they are sav

ukraine. the sharks foundation has donated $100,000 to unicef usa, unicef's humanitarian work in ukraine focuses on safety, health care, safe water and nutrition group also works to safeguard children's rights and long term well being of the people of ukraine, the sharks foundation. is encouraging all sharks fans who can to donate to unicef usa to support their life saving work in ukraine, and if you want to connect to many bay area groups working to help the ukrainian people, you can scan the q r code there at the bottom of your screen with your phone. and it will take you to a website with more information on how you can help. the president biden today said he is considering a plan to forgive some federal student debt. the move would be a big step towards providing relief to borrowers. who took out thousands of dollars in loans to finance their higher education. the president noted that while he is considering a program to forgive student loan debt, he said that the final figure will be lower than the $50,000 per person. that's some top democrats are pushing forward. the country's outstanding

court imposed a fine for wikipedia's refusal to remove fake articles about events in ukraine, the wikimedia foundationins the infrastructure for the online encyclopedia, will have to pay 3 million rubles. for unreliable facts about the course of the russian special operation, and the events in the bucha, the destruction of the hospital and theater in mariupol, the tass agency reports this. according to the materials of the court on the portal seven such articles have been published. moscow hopes that transnistria will not be drawn into the ukrainian conflict and russia will not have to interfere, such a statement was made in the russian foreign ministry. but meanwhile, less than an hour ago, the president of the republic and vadim krasnoselsky accused ukrainian militant groups of a series of attacks on transnistrian territory. he calls on kiev to conduct an investigation on monday, from grenade launchers an unknown person fired at the buildings of the ministry of state security in tiraspol, then they were blown up at the military airfield of the park explosions on military airfield. parkans. also, som

ukraine. discussion moderated by fox news host brett baier and hosted by the richard diction foundation. [inaudible conversations] [background noises] >> ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. i'd like to welcome a few special guests as we start this afternoon's program beginning with the chairman of the board of the richard nixon foundation and his fellow board members, christopher nixon cox, gavin, sandy quinn and charlie, thank you all for being here. [applause] there gathered at the library this afternoon to discuss the ongoing war between russia and ukraine. the reason it began the right 24th and sabic took a more brutal shift this morning with the new russian invasion to donbas. our panelists today will tell what they know of the war to date, military strategy to amazing stories of ukrainian resolve as well as the terrible toll of casualty, destruction and human suffering. .... is doing a documentary about the russian -- he met with volodymyr zelensky and he's known for his humanitarian work record the community organize relief effort which provides resources to the most vulnerable

she is already a co-founder of the us foundation for ukraine and is almost ready to enter the ukrainian army. where do i go as a tool of the bank training program, and the frame has been prepared. so that a chance meeting on an airplane with viktor yushchenko alone was not accidental ; long and painstaking work of a large team united by a single idea led to it, remember, naturally, the ideas of human rights and the liberation of enslaved peoples the idea at the origins of such people as the galstun fuhrer lev vselenko, the nazi bandera general pavel shank and the american bandera idiot. lev dobryansky, we are all very proud of her. on march 22, 1943, the 118th police guard battalion, shuts , entered the village of khatyn; in 1994, grigory vasyura, the chief of staff of the battalion, was caught and sentenced to death. when the first secretary of the ukrainian central committee, vladimir shcherbitsky, appealed to the politburov with a request not to advertise the fact that ukrainians burned khatyn, the request was met with understanding in khatyn, 149 people were burned alive. of these,

ukraine. the sharks foundation donated $100,000 to unison. providing clean water and proper nutrition to the people in ukraine. there are also working to safeguard children's rights, and they planned for a safe future for the ukrainians. the trucks foundation is encouraging all fans of the sharks who can to donate to unicef usa, california's budget surplus now totals a record $68 billion and state senate democrats are putting forward their ideas on how to use that money. senate democrats have proposed an $8 billion plan to give $200 checks to every taxpayer who makes less than $125,000 a year as well as $200 for each dependent. that's in contrast to the governor's $9 billion proposal to give $400 rebates to car owners as well as three months of free public transportation. lawmakers and the governor have until the end of june to approve a new budget for the next fiscal year. alright pam time is 6 38. sal is back, giving us the very latest on what's happening in our commutes. alright dave, a and pam. good morning. we do have a crowd now at the b

ukraine. the sharks foundation has donated $100,000 to unicef, unicef, humanitarian efforts are focused on safety and health care and providing clean water and proper nutrition to the people of ukraine. the group also works to safeguard children's rights and plans for a safe future. for ukrainians. the sharks foundation is encouraging all sharks fans to donate to unicef usa plan to build student housing right near uc berkeley is getting some resistance. a group of people showed up on campus to protest views. james torres has more on how the university is now responding. first park a little more than a dozen people stood shoulder to shoulder in front of, say, there's gate on u. c berkeley's campus like they're here, like like every month, so it's almost normal. at this point. we're students not fazed by the demonstration, but are living with the message. it addresses cows housing crisis. earlier this year, a judge froze student enrollment requiring school officials to admit about 3000 fewer students until it creates housing that meets its growing population. the state legislature bypass that the c

ukraine. the sharks foundation donated $100,000 to unison. unicef's humanitarian effort to focus on safety and health care and also providing clean water and proper nutrition to the people in ukraine are also working to safeguard the rights of children and the plans for a safe future for the ukrainian people. sharks foundation is encouraging all of the fans of the sharks who can to donate to unicef usa is once again requiring masks on its trains and in its stations. the barn board of directors approved a temporary amendment yesterday requiring face coverings until mid july. masks were encouraged on barred after the federal mandate was overturned last week. they weren't required. free masks now will be available at all station agent booths and safety staff for bart. police will offer unmasked riders a mask before writing any citations, which could cost up to $75. the intention of this measure is to protect those vulnerable communities. people have underlying health conditions, people who are, you know, compromise the kids under five who are sti

ukraine. on the constitutional foundations, everything is done exactly the opposite, and when danilov turns hisgue to talk about the ukrainian constitution, a man who is, uh, the secretary of a body who wanted to spit on the constitution in general, yes, that is, you understand, that is, in this case, that is, when they took on this function of firing squads. there, the right to take away property, the right to close the channel, the right to send people to prison to disperse parties there. well, they didn’t take anything, they didn’t transfer it to the national security and defense council, yes, which is just an advisory body, under the president, nothing else hoots strongly. and canada goes, of course, when it needs to go. just look, even now in the ccm here are our republics. they serve every day pass data on how many arrivals were where they shot, but they give only such an insignificant small part, which says it is peaceful cities, where, in fact, there are no military operations, as such, that is, there is no duel, artillery that is, this is about gorlovka near and senovaty from donetsk n

ukraine. the sharks foundation has donated $100,000 to unicef, unicef, humanitarian efforts are focused on safety and health care and providing clean water and proper nutrition to people in ukraine. the group also works to safeguard children's rights and plans for a safe future. for ukrainians. the sharks foundation is encouraging all shark fans who can to donate to unicef usa. two people are due back in court today to face charges in the kidnapping of a three month old little boy in san jose earlier this week. 28 year old jose portillo and 43 year old yesenia ramirez made their first court appearance yesterday. prosecutors say portillo is the man seen in surveillance video taking the baby from a second floor apartment on elm street. this was about one o'clock monday afternoon. the baby was found safe just a few miles away from the child's home. some 20 hours later, investigators say the two people under arrest, knew the baby's mother through their local church. the baby's mother spoke outside the courthouse yesterday. let me tell you. it's very hard as a mother to look at the woman who took your

. >> and for ukraine, its culture is foundational to its identity. st there a few weeks ago, the statues are of poets, of writers, not of military leaders because the history of that country isn't a military one, it's a cultural one. talk more about that. >> exactly. what we're seeing right now there are, as of yesterday, approximately 200 significant cultural sites that have been absolutely destroyed or significantly damaged. and we're talking about museums, churches. and it should be noted that these are ukrainian orthodox churches. the russian orthodox churches are being spared. there's artwork, antiquities, all sorts of art work. from an american perspective, it would be like as if a hostile power toppled the statue of liberty, bombed the lincoln memorial. it goes to the core of who the ukrainians are. >> and you were talking about some of the targets here, churches that are hundreds and hundreds of years old from the 12 and 1300s. as you noted, targeting the ukrainian orthodox churches, not the russian ones. you get the sense of just how delibera

ukraine three weeks ago with permission of minister of sport. and we start to play friendly game against very good teams in europe and all income from this game we are sending to foundationing to help in the best way in this difficult moment. >> how has this felt for you? >> it's not easy because, like i said, we lost second time our home city of donetsk. we're from donetsk and will always be from donetsk. unfortunately, we are in difficult situation. we are praying for the peace. we are trying to find a way to help all citizens together with our president who trying to help every day ukrainian citizens and trying to see who is our friend and who is not our friend. in these difficult moments we must try to find a way out to help each other. >> and darijo, this is like broken record for you. i mean, you played for fc donetsk. there during the breakup of yugoslavia in the early 1990s. you just described what you went through in 2014. this would now make the third war, right, that you have lived through. how has this made you stronger? how has this, i guess, helped your heart in this ongoing fight? >> i mean when you say to someone at 31 you passed three wars, it is difficu

ukraine in the middle of a war of course can be extremely dangerous. my next guest is the director for the largest children's cancer foundation in ukraine.thank you for inviting me. >> first, i'd just like to ask the practicality of this. getting around this country in the middle of a war is difficult. it's dangerous. people get bombed, targeted, shelled, as they drive. how do you manage to get kids who are already suffering through cancer out of here safely? >> you know, it was a sort of mission impossible. from the very first days of the war, we tried to evacuate children from the biggest hospitals. we took them in rather large groups and we sought for either buses or train cars to bring them to leave cities in western ukraine. it was very difficult and challenging because it was just near impossible to find any means to transport or move these kids. and these are not healthy kids. these kids are in severe conditions. they have very low blood counts. they can have fever. sometimes the ministry of health helped us. but every time it was an ad hoc situation and we had to find the solution. >> of course. of course. now, the strikes, lviv,

ukraine. last month. the us foundation changed the name of its event from your is nights to just a celebration of space. we spoke to a former soviet diplomats, you actually met, you're going after his historic flight under reveal of says the west and attempts to counsel the cause north achievements. all shameful. know as a boon i. yeah, but can you tell me about the he was at the end of november 961 half a year of the year regarding made his space flight. i was summoned by the us ambassador to india and told that i was to work as a translator forgotten during his visit. that it was quite a surprise for me for me travelling in the same call with him was like sitting next to churchill stolen or revenge. that meant sitting next to the greatest man on earth. at that moment. we've been together till dawn for 10 days. what struck me maybe know that that time, but years later was the fact that he was a man who you mediately, felt like trust. he was kind of easy to talk to. he wasn't pretending it was his true nature. his other tr

in ukraine, these statements are without foundation.lomats emphasized and reminded our armed forces that there are no military, poisonous substances. all stockpiles of chemical weapons have been destroyed. in 2017, but just the states still have it. america remains the only country that does not fulfilled its international obligations on chemical disarmament, and pentagon spokesman john kirby spoke of the alleged presence of chemical weapons in the special operation zone. he said that the american military department did not have reliable data, and social networks were the primary source. over the past 24 hours , two civilians were killed in the dpr due to shelling, nine more were injured. this is the data of the people's militia. republics of the fso fired more than 100 shells, including hail, under fire were donetsk and hay shelling in the luhansk people's republic ukrainian troops use, among other things, prohibited shells, phosphorus or cluster ones and they leave anti-personnel mines on the ground report about yusupov's world and y

and the political fallout over the ukraine conflict last month, the us foundation changed the name of this event from your res night to just a celebration of space. we spoke to a former soviet diplomats who met you were to go right off the historic flies. andre vill oh said the western attempts to cancel the cosmo achievement of shameful . no edible now. yeah. but again yesenia brantley. he was at the end of november 1961 half a year after year a gary made his space flight. i was summoned by the us ambassador to india and told that i was to work as a translator for gar garden during his visit there. it was quite a surprise for me for me travelling in the same car with him like sitting next to churchill stolen or roosevelt campbell, that man sitting next to the greatest man on earth at the moment. we have been together from dusk till dawn for 10 days. what struck me maybe not at that time, but years later was the fact that he was a man. you immediately felt like trusting. he was kind and easy to talk to. he wasn't pretending it was his true nature, his other trade, the left me astonish

in attempting to justify his war of choice on ukraine, putin's relentless dehumanization of ukrainians has laid the foundation for atrocities so vial -- vile it churns one's stomach. we have seen this before, mr. speaker. it's the same dehumanization that has led to every genocide before. . i fear what we ukraine right now and it will only get worse. nothing we do on this floor today will erace the generational trauma that putin's forces have inflicted on ukrainians. bureau we can and we must ensure that the united states of america is doing everything in its power to collect evidence that can be used to prosecute russian war crimes and other atrocities. and hopefully that will deter further systemic human rights abuses in this conflict. h.r. 7276 would require the administration to detail efforts to collect, analyze and preserve evidence of war crimes. and to describe the process through which a domestic, foreign or international court or tribeunl could request and obtain information related to war crimes or other atrocities from the united states. every day, every day of this illegal and unprovoked war furt

that's amid the political fallout over the ukraine conflicts last month. the us foundation changed the name of this have been from your is night to just a celebration of space. well, good garden answered the history boats becoming the 1st human to travel to space on board. the vast stock spacecraft honoring good gardens, legacy body and truth in stress that russia is currently the forefront of space exploration is also announced the restart of the countries luna program with a planned unmanned landing on the moon julie. this year we spoke to a former soviet diplomats, us, she met you regarding historic flights. andre villa says the western attempts to cancel that cause north achievement a shameful know as a boom. i yeah, but can yes, neighbor, he was at the end of november in 1961 half a year of the year, a good roommate, his space flight. i was summoned by the us ambassador to india and told that i was to work as a translator forgotten during his visit. that it was quite a surprise for me for me travelling in the same call with him of like sitting next to churchill stolen

of ukraine for the worthy order of the power banderi stepanov andreevich under petro poroshenko, the heroization of the nationalists continued on october 14, which is considered the day of foundationbecame an official holiday the day of the defender of ukraine and the slogan of the nationalists glory to ukraine is a hero glory became the official military greeting. the whole world was convinced of what such an elevation of nazism and a rise in price could lead to geologists from may 2, 2014, when militants of the right sector, together with other groups of us, burned dozens of people alive in the odessa house of trade unions. the action was of the nature of intimidation, so that others would be discouraged from arguing. uh, as they said then, we are the new government. we'll take over here soon. this is how it turned out, all the dead were anti-maidan supporters, defenders of the russian language and friendship. with russia however, despite the huge public resonance massacre, hosted by the heirs of bandera was betrayed. in ukraine, the militants, the fall of activists, united us with excitement, filling the bottles with a combustible mixture to set fire to the building of the trad

i submitted the political fallout of the ukraine conflict last month. the u. s. foundation, change the name of this event from your nights. so just a celebration of space. another bit of history, guardian, and said they history both becoming the 1st human to travel to space on board. the vast stock spacecraft honoring gardens legacy vladimir putin stressed that russia is currently on the forefront of space exploration. they also announced restarts of the countries luna program with a planned unmanned landing on the moon. july of this year. we spoke to a former soviet diplomats who actually met your guardian after his historic flights, and his name's andres, beloved. he says that the western attempts to cancel the cosmo achievements a shameful know as a boon i. yeah, but can yes. now he was at the end of november $961.00 half a year of the year, a good made his space flight. i was summoned by the us ambassador to india and told that i was to work as a translator forgotten during his visit. that it was quite a surprise for me for me travelling in the same call with him was li

ukraine remains. president of the european commission ursula foundation, chancellor of germany and shultz recep tayyip erdogan and zelensky in short, in general, he observed all the traditions and performed all the rituals. and what else did not agree with the pope? well, to cover it from all sides, so to speak. can you even imagine that putin would need at least someone's approval in order to go somewhere. after talking with putin, the austrian chancellor gave an interview and said that the conversation with the russian president did not leave a positive impression in general, that is , he would still have to pay for gas in rubles. describing the meeting with putin, the non-hammer called it very tough, very open, and he made a very direct, not friendly visit, judging by the epithets. during the meeting. putin practiced judo techniques on the mechanics of a friendly visit, as we all know it looks like this which is noteworthy because the austrian chancellor flew in to somehow try to contribute to the speedy resolution of the conflict, but judging by the reaction of the ukrainian ambassador, the curren

ukraine. hosted by the richard nixon foundation. >> ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. i would like to welcome a few special guests. beginning with dr. jim cavanaugh and his fellow board members -- sandy quinn and charlie shane. thank you all for being here. -- the ongoing war between russia and ukraine. the recent hostilities began on february 24 and took an even more brutal shift this morning with an new russian offensive in donbass. from military strategy to amazing stores of ukrainian resolve, as well as the terrible toll of casualty, destruction and human suffering. our panel -- to discuss a path forward. our panel -- panel listed -- panelists today -- served as -- a u.s. representative to the u.n. general assembly. sean penn, an academy award winning film performer who returned from ukraine and is filming a demo -- documentary on the invasion. he is known for his humanitarian efforts as the founder of the community organize relief effort which is providing resources for fundable committees for covid testing and vaccinations. core's latest efforts includes setting

foundation. thank you. thank you . laurie ukraine has prompted many european countries to take steps to decrease their reliance on rushing gas on to accelerate to shift towards green energy. but experts, a climate action is still not happening fast enough, united nations climate scientists have just released a landmark report on what needs to happen to ensure a livable future on the planet. and it says that serious cuts to carbon pollution is necessary and the world needs to act. now. the world is hurtling towards a climate danger zone and the options to avoid it of running out the assessment of the new i. p. c. c. report is clear, drastic action is needed to avert catastrophic global warming. the un secretary general set the report reveal the litany of broken climate promises. some government and business leaders are saying one thing, but doing and others simply put, they are lying. and the results will be catastrophic. these is a climate emergency climate scientists sworn that we are already perilously close to tipping points that could lead to cascading and irreversible climate impacts. climate impact that

ukraine. the europe we knew just 6 weeks ago, no longer exists, putins invasion strikes at the very foundations of the security of our continent. but his ambition to divide us has demonstrably failed. on the contrary, he has succeeded in uniting europe and the whole transatlantic alliance in support of ukraine and in strong solidarity with each other. putin has steeled, our resolve sharpened our focus, and he has forced europe to begin to rearm together, to guarantee our shed security. britain and germany will work together to ensure that our armed forces are fit for the future, including with our joint effort to manufacture, state of the art, thought sir armored vehicles. we will hold a joint cabinet meeting between our 2 governments. within the next year. our defense ministers will meet before the nato summit in june, and i look forward to joining you oh, laugh at schloss elmo. for the next g 7 summit, we face the new reality crated by putin's invasion. i know that britain and germany will meet this challenge together as passionate advocates of democracy and freedom and both committed friends

ukraine. this discussion moderated by fox news host bret baier and was hosted by the richard nixon foundation. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. i would like to welcome a few special guests as we start the sappiness program beginning with dr. jim kavanaugh the chairman of the board of the richard nixon foundation and his fellow board members christopher nixon cox, gavin herbert, sandy quinn and charlie jane. thank you all for being here. [applause] we are gathered at the nixon library to the second to diss the ongoing war between russia and ukraine. the recent hostilities begin february 24 and sadly took an even more brutal ship this morning with the new russian offenses in the donbass. panelist today will tell what they know of the war to date from military strategy to amazing stories of ukrainian resolve as well as the terrible toll of casualty destruction and human suffering. and i will evaluate the response of the western world and discuss a path forward that is in america's national

that would provide for the restoration of the territorial integrity of ukraine, but it seems to me that for putin crimea is the foundationauthoritarian regime is based, but let's say the head of the british ministry of foreign affairs lis trass says that ukraine has every right to release all its territories occupied by the russians, and especially emphasize that crimea is also included in this list, not only donbas. well, first of all, it is clear that we have a strategy of especially active offensive in this situation i did not stop at some individual territories occupied by russia, but it is clear that the question is raised in crimea and donbas as a whole and in a different way in the territories that are currently occupied by the occupiers, so there are no restrictions here, the only situation is that today there can be two scenarios if we are talking about the reality of the first scenario is that we are preparing inefficiently and for about 1.5-2 months we will conduct all offensive operations and then, if we really have all the opportunities, we can even liberate the territories the second scenario i see that it

foundation. canada is increasingly involved in pumping ukraine with military equipment, and this is not only special drones, ottawa has already sent karl gustav anti-tank missile systems to independent m-77 howitzers and shells for them , too, and the day before it sounded that there would be armored personnel carriers, the main task of these supplies - this is to complicate as much as possible, uh, this conflict that is taking place on the territory of ukraine, but it should be noted that the supplies are like the money that they are ready to ditch in ukraine, but they are a multiple of less than american ones. well, to canada and other budgets, however less than 400 million dollars are going to be allocated up to 23 years for weapons for independent ottawa. how many experts say in washington, and the nazi propagandist mikhail khamyak, the grandfather of mrs. freelancer, would also continue to demonize russia through fakebouche, he would be delighted. the european commission proposes for a while. to cancel duties on ukrainian goods before that, london took the same measures; they call their actions

battlefield in ukraine thanked japan for the powerful sanctions package for the support and for the leader that is needed to force russia to peace and to recognize the fundamental foundationsinternational law ; they also discussed the post-war reconstruction of ukraine and the possible role of japan in future security arrangements with a visit to kyiv , the prime minister of romania visited, thanked for defense and political support, discussed with him not only bilateral interaction between our states and joint work for the protection of freedom in europe, but also interaction at the level of the european union equally with romania, both prospects and threats to european unity, in particular in the black sea region, agreed to work together even more persistently to guarantee security in our region, today an important meeting took place in germany meeting at the level of defense ministers of ukraine's partner states, the key issue is strengthening the protection of the whole of europe from russia's aggressive ambitions, there are almost no people left in the free world who do not understand that russia's war against ukraine is only the beginning, the ultimate goal of russia

foundation. canada is increasingly involved in pumping ukraine and military equipment.s is not only a special camera for combat drones. ottawa has already sent to independent m-77 howitzers and shells for them, anti-tank missile systems karl gustav , too, and the day before it was announced that there would be armored personnel carriers. the money that they are ready to ditch in ukraine, but they are a multiple of less than american. well, canada and other budgets, nevertheless , 400 million dollars are going to be allocated up to 23 years for weapons for independent ottawa. how much experts will say to washington, and nazi propagandists will also continue to demonize russia through fakebouche. michael the hamster, the grandfather of mrs. freelancer, would be delighted. in the us parliament, secretary of state blinkin spoke, who reported to the congressman on his recent trip to ukraine, and chose, let 's say, ambiguous wording on the one hand. i said that washington does not object to diplomatic negotiations between kiev and moscow, but on the other hand , it hinted una

militants, the ukrainian national guard unit of the armed forces of ukraine and the national regiment of azov pulled back the foundationsl areas and began to prepare them. convenient firing positions were looked for for defense, if people lived in the house, they were evicted, if not, they opened the apartment and they, in my opinion, fired. from there, you understand, behind him, machine-gunner snipers shot at the corners of houses and passages at the intersection, including shooting at civilians who ventured out of the basements. now the militants are already blocked at the plant. azov steel this is a huge industrial area of ​​mariupol the way out, from which for those who terrorize the inhabitants of the city for more than a month is not provided. the kiev authorities are in no hurry to send the azov people locked in the mariupol cauldron to help them, they celebrate the victory in the kiev direction, which, as the head of the white house staff notes, would be impossible without the support of the united states and nato, they send weapons to ukraine almost every day. listen, almost every day we send ukrainian army we

ukraine. they're using it to validate the whole foundation of the national defense strategy that was released grated deterrence. the only problem with bragging about success in ukraine is that in fact deterrence failed in ukraine. finally, secretary austin admitted that. it took me multiple follow ups because he immediately went to talk about the wonderful things that are hooping in ukraine. we failed to deter vladimir putin in ukraine because we relied soly on the threat of sanctions and we did not rely on american hard power. indeed, secretary austin and chairman millie in that same session admitted finally that the only thing that might have actually deterred putin is american hard power. the reason that matters is because the same is true in the indopacific with china. if we don't invest in hard power in the pacific, the chinese will launch an invasion of taiwan. that will be a disaster for the free world. >> martha: that's the big picture that i think everyone has to really be mindful of of the power struggle between russia and china and wanting to diminish america and the united states o

years, believe in ukraine, believe in the armed forces of ukraine, believe in the democratic world, the support of which creates the foundationh we are now and be realistic, do not believe in slogans and deadlines so that later to be disappointed, there is a long thorny road ahead, both in war and in peace, it will be long and thorny, that's why i try to answer only specific questions that relate to realities and unexpected things, i wish you all a peaceful sky above your head, friends, it's now we are empty words. when we live in times of rocket attacks, this is something that is very important. it seems to me that for everyone, there are fewer losses, more hopes, less grief, more, not even joy, what joy in me, but balance . espresso, which continues its broadcasts , please sign the petition on the website of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine that will allow us to return to broadcasting as well, which will also be a big step towards building this state in which we want live after the war, put espresso back on the air. i am absolutely against such a complete disconnection. especially since people who live, for example, in c

ukraine itself is worth defending or not. jon: lieutenant colonel would now the heritage foundation, thank you. >> my pleasure. our coverage of the war in ukraine. former ambassador to china will join us on the possibility of a negotiated peace agreement to end this war. all eyes on tiger wood at the masters as he makes his return to competitive golf less than 14 months after a car crash left him with severe injuries we are live in augusta next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i always had a connection to my grandfather... i always wanted to learn more about him. i discovered some very interesting documents on ancestry. this is the uh registration card for the draft for world war two. and this is his signature which blew me away. being able to... make my grandfather real... not just a memory... is priceless. his legacy...lives on. every year we try to exercise more, to be more social, to just relax. and eating healthy every single meal? if only it was this easy for us. who's on it with jardiance? we're 25 million prescriptions strong. we're managing type 2 diabetes... ...and heart risk. we're working up a sweat before

ukraine. this discussion moderated by fox news host bret baier and was hosted by the richard nixon foundation. [inaudible conversations] [inaud

ukraine today is tragic. i want to recognize the reagan foundation for awarding president zelenskyy's the reagan freedom award. president zelenskyy has demonstrated his bravery to the world by his willingness to speak truth and fight for freedom for the ukrainian people. may god bless him and make got bless the people of ukraine. [applause] gov. noem: it may seem ironic that the very first freedom award was presented to mikael gorbachev by president reagan himself. what a hopeful time that was. decades later his successor is attempting to destroy his legacy. make no mistake, vladimir is an evil man who, like other dictators throughout history, despises freedom, and he hates those who seek it. we are watching daily assaults on democracy, and they are a reminder to all of us of reagan's famous words, freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. we didn't pass it on to our children in our bloodstream, and must be fought for, protected and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it once was like in the un

ukraine emergency appeal that was in poland. it was a little bit safer to go to poland, and what the amir khan foundation and myself have decidedildren who suffer the most. and as a parent myself, we want to ensure our help and support. so that's the reason why i had to go there myself and, coming next week, we'll be doing a big charity bowl in london where we will be raising money for the ukrainian refugees. and tell us more about what you saw when you were there. what i saw there, obviously, you know, it was a lot of children who have disabilities, as well, they'd been homed by the polish people. and you could see in their faces how upset they are. i had a chat with a couple of the parents, as well, and they feel like they want to go back home again, they are missing theirfamilies — they left some of their families back in ukraine, and they had to leave because obviously, it was really dangerous to live there. you could see that the children have not had much to do over there, so that's the reason why i decided to build a playground there for them, so they can keep themselves busy. but what we've done is nowjoined with the in

sedition and banned in those years viktor chernomyrdin went to ukraine urged falsifiers not to fight history and culture. she builds their foundationcommon future. there's just so much to learn. not discord is needed, not opposition to need. and unity is needed in this, our strength has always been the greatest. the fury of ukrainian nationalists caused the final scenes of the picture. you will not be in the world of power that would not submit to him, tell me, this is the king, we are already at the end. well, tell me that admit that it was already too much. well, i didn’t write, it’s true, this is the final phrase. read the speeches of tarasov for ukrainians who do not remember the classics, we quote from gogol verbatim, however amnesia is here conscious for ukrainian schoolchildren. the canonical text of gogol's translation crippled unrecognizably russian nature. here is ukrainian nature, orthodox russian land, land. the cossack story of gogol is, of course, an artistic epic, but it is based on a historical array, where the only self-identification of the cossacks is the cossacks and they communicate, to the disappointment of th

ukraine or the ukrainian people of ukrainian statehood, some nostalgia for the return of the peoples that still met has become an annoying and annoying factor in the construction of a new national foundations added the question of the cultural and linguistic autonomy of the southeastern regions ukraine, which in itself threatened with dire consequences, including among federalization, by the way, the first political leader who insisted on its necessity back in the early nineties was one of the founders of the socio-political organization of hands vyacheslav chernovol, the baton was intercepted and the leaders of eastern ukraine, the governor of the kharkiv region yevgeny kushnarev, for example, even on the eve of euromaidan in 2004, he promoted projects in the southeastern ukrainian autonomous republic, both politicians, chernovol and kushnaryov, subsequently, by the way, will tragically die one under the wheels of a kamaz truck and the other for a hunting accident. ukraine came awake in the fourteenth year. eh, precisely in the fact that ukraine has never been united. uh, there were ways from after that post-industrial to traditional, you know, that is, ap is split in language, and we kn

joining me to discuss military movements in ukraine is senior fellow for naval warfare and advanced technology at the heritage foundationr, brent, welcome. >> thank you very much for having me today. mike: let's take a look at southern ukraine. what have you observed in recent days? >> thank you very much. on this map i would like to focus on the naval front which doesn't get a whole lot of play, a whole lot of attention, a lot has happened in the last week. of course, in this area you had the sinking of the moskva. the chinese are watching that, lots of lessons. those two naval bases are used to rearm and refurbish naval vessels that are launching missile attacks on odesa and into western ukraine. the fact that there was a report yesterday that 3klio class conventional submarines probably going back and sorting the missile attacks and this morning, easter sunday, series of attacks that followed 8 to ten hours later, maybe new coincidence. i'm seeing a similar pattern. shoot all our missiles, go back in, reload and repeat. mike: tremendous focus on mariupol trying to create land bridge from mariupol to black sea. how va

he's not only about the situation in ukraine, but it, it's all about those foundations on which we all should be building security on the continent. the security has to be equal in devise a ball and nobody has their right to insure their security. at the cost of others, human, the mother and there's so basically this is along this tracks there will, will be and should be him and developing out for the activities. there are 2 along those initiatives that russia has suggested and also not losing out of sight the global picture or which it holds. many answers said to them, it did the reasons of this unhealthy situation in europe, and i am greatly grateful to my colleague for their sincere communication and the floor east. chicago mom and was ringing, bringing you a press conference from moscow that was rushing thought on the 2nd, lovegrove alongside, bathrooms fallen lesser contra. i'm gonna teach within that actually does say on the, on the 2nd level, they're outlining a shared interest with buffering, but then going on to talk about the, as he called it special military operation in ukr

foundation. canada is increasingly involved in pumping military equipment to ukraine, and this is not only specialameras for combat drones. ottawa has already sent karl gustav anti-tank missile systems to the independent m-77 howitzer and shells for them, and the day before it was announced that there would be armored personnel carriers. the main task of these deliveries is to complicate as much as possible. and this conflict that is taking place on the territory of ukraine, but it should be noted that supplies are like the money that they ready to ditch in ukraine, but they are a multiple of less than american ones. well, canada and other budgets, nevertheless , 400 million dollars are going to be allocated up to 23 years for weapons for independent ottawa. how many experts say in washington and the nazi propagandists will also continue to demonize russia through fakebuchi. michael the hamster, the grandfather of mrs. freelancer, would be delighted. volga car industry spare parts for cars quality is guaranteed in uralsib bank we made a credit card according to the rule of three b long interest-fr

foundation. canada is increasingly involved in pumping military equipment to ukraine, and this is not only specialeras for combat drones. ottawa has already sent karl gustav anti-tank missile systems to the independent m-77 howitzer and shells for them , and the day before it was announced that there would be armored personnel carriers. necessary notice that the supplies are like the money that they are ready to ditch in ukraine, but they are a multiple of less than american ones. well, canada and other budgets, nevertheless , 400 million dollars are going to be allocated up to 23 years for weapons for independent ottawa. how many experts say in washington and the nazi propagandists will also continue to demonize russia through fakebuchi. michael the hamster, the grandfather of mrs. freelancing, would be delighted. the power of the taiga the power of the river the power of the mountains the power of the spirit the power of the will the power of beauty the power of movement the power of light the power of siberia national heritage for support and development of your business depositing cash for jus

whole world, a world that knows that ukraine is a country of free people, victory is behind us, volunteers from grateful ukrainians, if i myself, a reliable foundationhe existence of the country - it does not matter the people, namely volunteers for good deeds have become even more . each of us is practically a volunteer. today, we have made ukraine extremely strong during this difficult period. you are cool volunteers. you celebrate extraordinary people with protection. thanks to the volunteers. there is no translation of the volunteer kind. all of ukraine thank you, this video will last 30 seconds, during this time they save dozens of lives, we have been open to all heroes in white coats since the beginning of the war, ukraine above all is a battalion of doctors. for the fact that the bloody tyrants of his clique unleashed a war with ukraine have already taken effect toilet paper all the time she bought 8 pieces, papa went to fix press, even those who do not believe in anyone except putler, hurray , patriots became sad, because he unleashed this unthinkable and a brutal war, the kremlin regime plunged its country into complete cancer, isolation, g