and please tell me one more question i wanted to ask you, irina.o are in kropyvnytskyi checked somehow, perhaps by some special services? documents that have lost them for some reason, for some reason they help restore them and this is all resolved through the regional military administration. they contact the migration service, they have lists of people with documents and those without documents and people who arrive so that they are registered in order to have the opportunity in the future issue a migrant certificate thanks to these documents well, and accordingly receive financial aid, i understand that way iryna thank you very much for and about what you informed and showed in what conditions people are accepted by what they feed and what they provide . i will insert my reply so often i have met people who say that so where are we going so who needs us there. here, please, dear friends, is a clear example of where you need to, uh, all conditions are provided at every railway station, especially in western ukraine volunteers are ready to receive

maybe you can tell yourself? will try to do my best to minimize the punishment. honestly and where are you beautiful? you were told, dear people, we will have a good time. how is the girl? there have never been great connections everywhere. their parents were not simple and all that. of course, the case was closed no responsibility, they did not suffer. accidentally turned he decided to do. prank for my friend i don't think i've been the only one i've done so much honor so far. i didn't sleep for two nights, and then a thought occurred to me. i wrote the script. he liked him. i feel good. tell me, you also smoked a poisoned cigarette. yes, but i took one puff and i'll take it through mine. piece in which he put a carbon filter. it didn’t work very well for me, then i vomited all night. but this bastard paid in full. it looks like you have no regrets. i'm sorry. i regret that the birch tree did not see my face when it drove up. nothing, i hope the girl will remember this day. hope something good lawyer, but the ju

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[laughter] i tell you that not to make you depressed, i tell you that to inspire you. what happened in 1980? we elected ronald reagan. ronald reagan, based on a conservative simple, conservative values, that he believed in a country that was exceptional. a country that he believed in. the value of common sense that your governor talked about. not only did he save this nation, he saved the world. ronald reagan, margaret thatcher, and the pope changed the direction of where we would go. we don't have a presidential election this time, but we have the principles and the philosophies and the examples. you know, i have one more portrait in my office. it is of washington crossing the delaware. . you have all seen that famous portrait, have you not? do you know when that took place? ask the governor, he would tell you -- christmas 1776. . there is no iphone, no camera, no place to record it except in the history of the storytellers. do any of you know who actually painted that famous painting? it wasn't even an american. it was an immigrant who lived in america and went back

tell the story? often when i was running around doing these fundraising trips because you are going in taxis and ubers and stuff, and this was an example of how there's just this hum of bad stuff and scary stuff that happens. it doesn't have to be about "there i was, the last man." the weight it was set up -- the way it was set up is that i was on came and we live in these safe houses, i don't know, a half-mile or so from camp, and you work really long hours and you would need to go into these shuttles to go to the safehouses. they had local nationals who drove the shuttles. the rule was never get in one of the shuttles by yourself. always be in pairs because you don't know if somebody has been paid off and then the taliban has kidnapped you. i had to get up three hours, like midnight or whatever, and i just wanted to get a three-hour nap, and nobody is coming to get the shuttle, so i was like, screw it. when my boss read this in the draft, he was like, pissed. [laughter] i get in and we pull out of

so tell me, why are you here with us?new writer khrustalyov well, there is such yes and what exactly? will you give me a phone? i want to interview him. well , you're being dark kirill. you see, one person very close to me told the story of a detective story with a very unusual ending the day before his death. i am i read khrustalev the same coincidence, i want to understand. come on, go talk to him about literature literature. see for yourself, write it down. lyutikov vyacheslav ivanovich and khrustalev is a pseudonym yes khrustalev is a pseudonym. well, the authors often take. let's record a big historical premiere. it is not yet our duty to decide who will replace most of the borrowed parsley okay raise elizabeth tomorrow 21:20 on the channel, russia who is against tomorrow at 14:55 on the channel russia human? you see what a beauty will choose you. don't be afraid of me follow me. cheese shop tells you not to touch prince meehan, you are a weed on the lava, or you are a llama the heart of parma, the woman belongs to m

yes, no need to tell.ever look at someone like you in his life, thank god he looked all right with taste. yes, when it was perhaps you know that it was in general, i know everything very well. you probably just don't know, you went out carolina and said that dasha was making money on you, what did you mean, but these all sorts of buildings that she gives interviews calls with concern, of course, my husband's money helped to help. once he transferred a certain amount, it did not stop. naturally, the child is not his, these are already facts. let's give a certain amount - how much is a 500.000, what are you talking about? what pizzas know for sure about this, who told you about the construction, where can you hear the evidence? your husband explained why he is transferring this money , claims that this is not his child. and what was before me, before my acquaintance with him. it doesn't really interest me. i'm just not very interested. very much for what i translated, they discussed my last name, my family,

you tell me, tell me why do i need the dawn, if it's unforgiving without you, tell and tell me , whyit doesn't give me without you i'm not, everything around will become without you. lida is not wife, there’s no way to swim without you, you once know my sadness without you never. do you remember dancing under the moon, and stars fell from the sky so often, but you made your wish. we didn’t have time to spend time together, we didn’t notice how, breaking our dreams into heaven, we’ll stay together, everything became without you in any way, than to get without you. you are my mine. you know where i can swim without you in any way to strike in sadness, or you are my mine. you are for them without you is not so. friends, thank you very much for being with me. i am i really want to talk to the whole film crew of my musicians. without them, nothing would have happened. this is all for you friends. listen, good music with you was dogs. waterfall, i want your beauty, test me, what am i ready for. well then, i didn’t come, i’m calling davidan . defeat with my sleeves, i am your lord you will

come on, tell me.ty liar says she wants victor to be her dad. call polina here insurance green you and i are tied to the coffin of life like siamese twins. one of us thought the other already hears, here is a different alignment. everyone should know only part of the information, then in case of failure, not a single investigator will get to the bottom of the truth. well, let's suppose they took you or the tugrik guessed about the second ring yes, never everything needs to be known in due time. shake but it is unlikely that the murdered woman shared her affairs with her. we should find monroe's close friend. she trusted someone. her heart secrets someone knows her lover knows from whom she gave birth, well, she could work up a child from anyone with her lifestyle , prostitutes, as a rule, get rid of unnecessary pregnancy. it's good that polina agreed to cooperate. residents of speed will share how to understand them with us, can you? disappeared to trust the people in uniform, the iso of all sorts of w

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i'll tell you that. this is a horrible number when we started. the first seven years of the study was from 2000 to 2000 and 2006 2000 to 2006. there were six incidents a year. by the time i average six incidents here by the time i finished that 14-year study. there were 16 incidents a year by the time that i left the fbi. there was one incident every eight weeks. by the time i left live nation, there was one incident every four weeks. right now there's one incident at least every week. every week there's an incident every week that falls for you statisticians and analytical people in the exact same methodology that we started with when we started back in 2002 looking at the numbers. so we've gone exponentially higher last year the fbi releases these numbers every year and when i left the fbi when we did our final study, there were 17 incidents as the highest number in a year. in the last two years last three years there have been 30 30 and 40 and i can tell you the fbi hasn't released its numbers for thi

eh, please tell me how the situation is now. were you able to put out the fire and if there were any casualties? at the moment the fire is localized there are not only cylinders. there, in principle, there were warehouses of household goods, so there was a large amount of plastic, which burns very strongly and it was difficult to extinguish, therefore, very often, where some things necessary for ordinary life are stored. this has been happening for a long time thank you very much, eduard aleksandrovich eduard basurin was in touch with us, deputy head of the people's militia department of the donetsk people's republic, and now kirill strimovusov, deputy head of the kherson administration , is in touch with us again areas. here is the latest news sergeevich wants to discuss, can you hear me again? hello so, the russian security forces carried out an operation to detect the detention of arms dealers at the time of the deal, we are talking about the chrono. e, in particular, including in the nikolaev region. uh, small arms, grenade

well, as there is no closet, tell me, what time was it? quite try this colossus with a ladder down, while they were fussing later. we drank a little. what time did you split up? no. what about a vigilance check? tell gorshkov where does your neighbor live? what's her name? angelina thank you please allow me to ask you a couple of questions. thank you you can just angelica thank you in tuesday evening were at home. but someone came to your neighbor. it was he who stole the bucket parasite, do not remember until what hours they buzzed thank you very much. now, if everyone were so vigilant, thank you very much and you don’t get sick with a bucket, find me in debt i won’t stay. thanks a lot, goodbye. i also thought, the third time there is no bucket. let's find. look, i thought we were the last ones to wait another non-stop at intermission, see you. and keep the nonik . what is there, at all possible? wait wait. now i've found it here. the girls will grow up such a stunning, beautiful meet. if such a guy called me, i would not be able to refus

you can't tell him now it's inappropriate we at work!" "no, you got to tell him."t was very bad. i could not perform. and then finally, after about three hours of being horrible i was like, "look, i have to tell you this story or i'm not going to be able to -- y'all going to fire me." and i said, "it's a very inappropriate story, but please let me tell you. and i told him and he laughed so hard and then he told me a story about how his first wife saw him in a movie and said, "that's going to be my husband." and he ended up marrying her and i said, "well, i'm going to let you know right now, you won't be fiddling any of these beans over here. [ laughter ] okay and we been good friends ever since. >> seth: that's fantastic. i think that sometimes, you're so nervous when you meet a person that you've looked up to for so long, and you're so worried you're going to tell them something they've heard a million times. >> right he never heard that before >> seth: yeah, i was going to wager that was the first time that he has ever heard that. >> but then after, that my actin

naturally, tell me why you didn't tell the police when you got them, and i see no reason why we shouldat the person who sent them to you, for sure, had something to do with these crimes. we don't know anything about it for 30 seconds. hello, how are you? here without me everything goes according to plan we shoot yes, i didn’t arrive early, no no, just in time, soon your stage, let’s go to train. just this. here you are to blame for everything , came up with this idea that ksyusha left me and no , what i throw woman, you yourself came up with, by the way, quite island. yes, in your place. you know, next time i would charge the phone, well, for of her time of information, mother, was sadly upset. she spent so much nerves because of me. listen a. maybe it's really funny for her to get married, i'll get married someday, where will i go, i would have to hold out for another 10 years or 15. well, yes, but what a mess? uh, that's all right, a woman, she divorced her husband six months ago. well, there were some minor connections. ah, minor connections sometimes lead to significant consequence

so tell me, tell me what's next. well, firewood in a word. i think barin did his best.ybe it's your mother's. he is a student, no, no, he has nothing to do with it, he cannot. no, i 'm sure it is. everything is good. i'll find out from nika who this scribbler is. i'll personally cut off his head, on the contrary, don't bother. you don't have to look for anyone. work calmly as if nothing happened. professional work with the bare hands of a healthy man filled up an interesting girl, it would be necessary to check her fingers, it ’s not a question. well, does kuzmich have anything? professional woman's prints on this watch. how's the investigation going? yes, you don’t want to photograph the safron. when i find her, i'll take a picture, she's not going anywhere, bitch. well, try only we can do without you. there are fingers on the clock. by the way, about nikolaev. let's follow the decision then to his apartment and that's it. look, i'll take care of it. let's. not you, go through the pretty apartment of your nikolaev, complete order. here, apparently, someone got the orde

tell the story since were talking about this since it's a bad pr, tell me the story or tell her viewers a story of the experience when he asked you whether anyone had mean things to say to you. >> i think that was part of the book that came back at that point it was like nope it was in the moment as it was happening unlike there it is. pre-covid i was traveling so much for work and i felt bad traveling with three kids with biff when i was gone and i was missing chunks of their childhood so i started to arrange it that i can bring one child with me on each trip that i went on so i got to have the one-on-one time and they got to spend whatever city i was in and i would put a few days on the work trip or i'm in l.a. with haley or chicago or any of those places so i took haley to l.a. and we got stuck in traffic and we were in the rental car and under leaving a, he turned to me and asked did people say mean things when you told her story when we're in the newsroom, i feel really hard to be honest and be the kids and mindful of what's appropriate for them to carry and they will correctly wou

that we tell collectively. all of this to say that history is contested. the past is contested. how do we accurately and comprehensively and completely grapple with our past when there is no consensus on what that past is? and this is a question for anyone who chooses to jump in, not any particular person. >> there is no consensus, and i was thinking -- first of all, michael did mention the reconstruction national park, which is rare in this world. north carolina just appropriated $16 million for the reconstruction national park. we have got the part but we don't have $60 million -- the park but we don't have $16 million for it. and i heard blaine say sometimes presentations are made, whether it is at middleton place or colonial williamsburg, explaining the lives of african-americans, bipoc, whichever term you choose to use, and sometimes the white visitors, that is not what they want to hear. tourists, probably, and i don't want to mischaracterize anyone, probably like gone with the wind history better than th

but statement only tells half of the story. buzz because the supreme court told us on nixon, it doesn't cover all conversations. legitimate policy conversations, about domestic policy, foreign policy, and military moves. it does not, however, cover wrong doing or cover conversations about crimes or conversation that may be embarrassed or expose political scandals so. i think trump is likely to lose, but it will take time. and i want to add one thing and i think it is fascinating to hear the insights into mark meadows. a lot of the decision to cooperate comes down to dollars and cents. if he's looking at jail time, if that happens, i've seen people flip who you never expected to flip when they're looking down the barrel of an indictment. so a lot to be seen here. but an interesting dynamic at play. >> thank you so much. happy friday. >> thanks, dana. >>> and president biden is touting today's jobs report that showed the u.s. added 528,000 jobs just last month. more than double what economists predicted. unemployment rate now sta

well done don't turn off your phone, tell me where to go? tell me where larisa is.ave to go anywhere. hang up the phone. you went. i said hang up. dear let's go of course, collect information. no, i don’t remember in the evening that it’s already evening with you serge. look for ivan , look for armen to me alive or dead. i want to see him. wife child is a problem. it's not a problem, it's my life. if i don’t find alla at risk with vaska, i’m wondering what you are. well, well , let’s say i know who took your wife, what who? it doesn't matter who can where they are now. give me the phone. why did i say? give me the phone, that two times needs to be repeated. nobody answers this. it doesn't matter. punch on the number, where is now write down plus 7 921 748-04-02. so this is the outskirts. deaf, there is nothing there. warehouses vostochny prospekt, the very beginning beyond the address no 200, house number one. somewhere out there, i can't say for sure. okay, all in touch. thanks max keep it up. well , why don’t you call your friend, by the way, where he is is my bus

but tell me why was there a need?urner and as a feel good kind of story. >> like a feature. >> like a feature. the fact that solutions journalism really needs to be done as rigorous reporting that looks at responses to problems and needs to be seen as hard news was something that wasn't happening. it really does sharpen accountability, it takes away excuses, and it increases trust and engagement. but to make that, the news habits that audiences have and also journalists have always made this a sort of secondary consideration. now you have 42% of americans who are actively avoiding the news, because it -- they say it makes them feel powerless and hopeless, and so moving rigorous reporting on solutions to social problems into the core of the news becomes more important, not only just from a business perspective, for news organizations that want engagement, but also we need people to engage with the news that at a time when we have a climate crisis and democracy crisis, we can't have people tuning out now it an all hands

tell, that you hide it.tion of a measure of restraint in the form of a subscription and what to read, i think so, everything was written correctly there. so if you contact me, then it's okay to poke. investigator said, sidi means sit. mikhalych mikhalych excuse me, makar was late . okay, tell me one thing. you told me why you don’t want to get into the zone with your corefan and hump , so you didn’t tell, it’s understandable. what's the first term you're for rape? why do i need you hand over? you are beautiful, he has already lathered his claws to tear. yes, he can't answer. this is clear. only after all , i will put my people on your tail. from the track, of course. so, what will the hump do with you? when will he find out that you promised to surrender everything to him? gingerbread man gingerbread man can you get away from him? what are you leading the boss to, i keep my word. you already understood, feel that you call the edge. well, what will you continue to cooperate and get everything according to the

well what, tell me, well, tell me, out. i'm from the warehouse smoking.er room opposite the light, the door is on. nastya went. i look at a bottle of vodka on the table, not finished drinking it, and two handsome men are passed out, one is right there with your head on the table, and the other is on a chair in the intercom so well, i fiddled with this one, and hopelessly fiddled with the second no effect. well, he called an ambulance. i think you never know, suddenly they got hurt with a paleon, how the blood lived did not notice, yes, the fact that one of them had a broken head was now saying, yes, they are whole were. well, the truth is, the heavily drunk strong police asked about the blood. yes, there was no blood. and how much is it? well, it was legs. well, here it is. it's about the beginning of the third, damn it. why did i look into the world? i wonder who it is in the middle of the night. it's a holiday there. well, then i called an ambulance and returned here to the warehouse. where are you without ten? at about three o'clock, the cops jerked me

i have to tell you it's a big government. and that meant needing to build my own network of friends and allies who could tell me give me a tip. when is something coming up here that i could find women candidates for? so i had to do that. and as i said a lot of people help, but those were those were my allies and i counted on those people there were i have to say at the time if we go back in our society. not everybody thought this was a really good idea. right now, i don't know how many of you here lived through that chapter. but i can tell you for a fact and if you look at just women in jobs, then it was nurses teachers secretaries. and of course a lot of women homemakers. but for women to be doing other things was a little bit unusual. yes. and that's a personal comment on my side too because i was an aberration. i was a woman mba. at a time when people would say well. what can a woman mba do they didn't know what to do with you? so to say just what a male mba can do. but you know there there was just that kind of gender wha

i'll tell you so.ty to destroy what kind of people 1940 kalinin are you some kind of 1,000 comrade general who was shot by you? something delusional fiction what a thousand but what a thousand 1021 people? yes, this is anti-soviet propaganda. and how many did you personally shoot? dad, and the order, and the military order of the red banner, the military order in peacetime, they gave you for this, yes, for this or for the murder of nechaev's own stupidity. marianne's father is also foolishly all maryan. less german factories had to travel best practices to adopt. and praise tukhachevsky you are a fucking inspector. in addition, he was reminded of his noble origin. well, now i'm all right. everything it became clear. that's why you asked me to marry marianne? to mitigate your guilt. he calmed the soul of the killed general before the daughter of you. think what you say. looks like the abortion caused complications. therefore, you will no longer be able to get pregnant. i mean, i can’t. does this happen

larisa, you tell me this stop telling it like it is. tell him something happened.at you have love with him, or what? in general. so what 's up with them? it happened. cry if you want, i'll tell you not to touched so far. let me go for one day. why well, i'll manage. go for now. i promised dad that we would all leave together. then he also does not always keep his word. he loves you. you can influence him, just demand that she put me at ease. well, you understand, yes, it's not fair, your father was honest with me. okay enough. i want a bath. you'll find peace on a towel to dress up something. come on, i'll bring you something. roman andreyevich is there the visitor wants to talk to you, he will only decide matters with you. what kind more? he was with us before, i don't know, i don't remember him, okay? this is what i want. it's impossible. she has an order today, but others are free. what did you guess? never mind. well, if not this, then no. if anyone else is, ask me, i'm not there. follow me. no, dear, when i go, i will inform you separately. i 'll go while i go

we tell about it, but he doesn't speak much. i think it's interesting that as a result of that marriage. they had a child a son and she wanted him to raise the child and he raised his son as a single person with not a huge salary in washington in the 80s a very tough thing to do. is this your first book? it's my first buck. i'm really a filmmaker and we've made i've been making films for decades. we've made over 14 15 films almost all of them. i've been broadcast nationally on pbs which were grateful for. this is the first one we've chosen to turn into a film because we had this resource and actually mark pail out on my co-author was the originator of that idea. i think of myself as a filmmaker rather than an author, but i have to say there's something satisfying about seeing your name in a book, you know, an actual physical book not just an ebook. i mean there is an ebook, but but there's something about seeing your name in a book. that is really great. michael pack is the co-author of created equal clarence thomas in his own w

and i was asking the question that was going to give him the platform to be able to tell me, and tell the world, how it was exactly he lost his man. being a spy your professional intelligence officer, is that you go to work in the shadows. you cannot really talk abouthe what you do because that gives away all of your trade secrets. and the only time anyone pays attention to is when you getet something wrong. so you can be right 99% of the timeve for the one time you are wrong cost people's lives and that is what you become known for. he could not disclose the mission this amazing feat of wartime espionage because ofhe classification regions. he could not endanger other people in the field he could not get in trouble with his ownt government. but the problem was he cared about his officers. he cared about this officers family and the family, for those who read the book i'm talking about captain, his brother, they come from the wrong side of the tracks. they come from a family that lives near the poverty line. they came from a family that had a real quest thing but who they could be and

tell me at least from st. petersburg.ekistan my husband was born grew up in uzbekistan my best friend was born in uzbekistan my mother is very active. now he is working with this country. my mother hello to her big. mom , thank you so much for bringing these gifts. she was just in tashkent. when i received an invitation to this wonderful program and she brought, like gifts. special gifts for you. please arkadievich firstly, this picture is she and a fake at the same time. this is called the happiness of an uzbek woman. it's all handmade, handmade plate. this wonderful chapan is a national uh men's dressing gown in uzbekistan sewed 1,000 points on the drum letter and now i'll take a look. now i’ll take a look , i don’t understand why they don’t open it. probably because there is not one letter and two. and tell me, please, uh, that's what i said task, remember, yes, and what was in the task, and on august 28, on st. anne's day, people tried. well, they should have harvested. uh, in fact, what they called anna, wait, now th

and what can you tell us about that?d in the sense that at least you could understand a president who's obsessed with reading it, wanted to get at every day and then said as an ex president i want to keep getting briefings, which some presidents have done, and i want to keep reading this material. that wasn't the case with trump. >> i'll jump in and let you finish. we have cases of intelligence officials who took stuff home before the era of pandemic now, where that happens more often, and they got in trouble just for doing that on the job, but they were taking it home to study, homework. to your point, kind of the opposite here. >> yeah,some who didn't do that homework, who did get oral briefings. especially early in the presidency. they seemed to go fairly well. they trailed off near the end of his presidency, but he didn't seem to take an interest in reading the intelligence product. so suddenly there's hundred of pages of classified material once he's retired from office and just a citizen again? it doesn't make sens

my daughter will tell me, mom, someone there will tell me something. yes , i have hair. how i cannot imagine this horror. i can’t imagine this fear, from which the children were completely absorbed, because for 2 years to endure such hell. well, really this man is so good, but i guess in bed, probably, that for the sake of him you can put an end to your children on your own. no , i didn’t put an end to the children. although she say but in general in the lives of your children. this is the first stepfather or before this roommate you had some other passion. i had a second official marriage. i had a husband, whom i specifically imprisoned for his attitude towards children to myself, he sat down under two articles, but i myself filed a beating of a group of people with the police, that is, in a family living together. that's what it is me and the children. ah, plus with the threat to life for each of us individually, the second article is harassment of a minor of my daughter. that is, that one would be imprisoned, but you want this one to be released. i don't know, it's di

i'll tell you everything, i'll tell you everything, tell me , if we want to arrest the case is closeds big ears. haha. very funny very funny. yes i all your receivers are already by heart. do you know what a fool you are making of me? well, then, this slug has become dearer to you than genk, he brought you into the people. you bitch forgot to go. who? who killed him? i'm asking you. liza found gena dead, not from the bastard, with you there will be a separate market. either you give me back everything that was in the safe or search them. that's all we have. i, igor glebov, served together, served together, made friends, he often visited me. well , when he moved to the battle, he began to come even more often, on wednesday he came with a friend yes asked to change the edge in the workshop. sat and drank. yes, he saw me with a request to send diamonds across the border. i said it's easier. we roll up the plaster with ceramics. what is ceramiplast? this is a wonderful material that i usually order in germany, the same clay. only does not require firing in a muffle furnace. do you know wh

and tell me, please, he didn’t tell you anything, whether someone threatened him or not, this didn’tow he got into a wheelchair road accident 10 years ago, and the details. i don't know he didn't like to talk about it, knowing that it was an accident that someone died. uh, six months. he came to the hospital and still hasn't gone to your case under an accident with frost. tell me hold on yes, the usual story of frost, intoxicated, was driving along the torzhkovskaya train at night. at the intersection did not miss the car crashed into it. the yakovlev family was in the car. and how it all ended, the husband, wife, pogi. bli girl, their daughter , 9 years old, is still alive. and who is to blame morozov well , somehow he managed to get off with a suspended sentence. why are you suddenly interested in such an old case of morozov recently killed and killed, most likely a young girl. oh, guys, that's what we managed to find out after the accident, the daughter of the yakovlevs, her yang, by the way, her name ended up in an orphanage, and after reaching the age of majority she left there

nobody can tell.photo of this girl, you told your daughter no, because we well, how could we tell her this, firstly, we ourselves were not sure of this. well, first of all. oh well, you know, i didn't even know how i was going to tell her that at all. i had no idea how i could do it at all. to say because for me it was an unthinkable pain. it's a wise decision not to tell your daughter anything, because really. what can be said? not i know, yes, i do not have all the information, of course, god forbid anyone, because ah. here in a normal family there are normal children, yes, and the love of parents, care and affection, and you understand here by blood, how it turns out someone else's child, but in fact, yes by communication by upbringing your child is fed up in everything. how much did you manage to hide? this is from my daughter. well, we didn't tell her for six months. she lives separately. she comes to me, and i also see my mother. you are doing well, your health is good. and here i am, well, i ju

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we don't know, they aren't telling us. maybe he will never tell us. love your view on that, though. >> well, i think number one it shows it wasn't a sudden emergency that triggered this, right? but i personally think -- this is the cynic in me, i suppose. i think they wanted to do it when trump wasn't there. i do believe that would have been a big complication for them. but i also think a lot of this activity that they've done has been done when congress is not in session. the day after the search, they did the search warrant on scott perry, the congressman from pennsylvania. congress was not in session. they walked up to him on a street in pennsylvania. when congress is in session there can be more organized protest against this sort of thing. this is a good time for them to do it. >> dana: andy mccarthy, thank you. as we get ready for the hearing tomorrow no doubt we'll see you on fox a lot. thank you very much. >> thanks. >> president biden: no one earning less than $400,000 a year will pay a penny more in federal taxes. i will raise taxes for anyb

we tell them. we die memory about ivan will live and it will not be a man's gravestone. do you want to keep it? but instead , she buried herself and you pull us along with you, we don’t give up so easily in the assembly. i didn't give up. you grieve as best you can, and borya and i as well as we can, and do not teach us. how can we cry for our son alone. let's go to the apartment for some tea . anya anya i forgot exactly, she was going to the movies with her friends. well , where is he? here is your cultural evening, please, my jellyfish. do not forget, you yourself told me that you and i are only friends, girlfriends, i propose to develop drive you out of the family. i am not going to. you immediately henpecked me. let's go faster, they will drink all the champagne they know without us. how to become in time omelette will. what are you laughing at ? so she stepped on her citizen's foot with this hairpin. not funny. vlad vlad good morning. good morning. why are you so early? you are you going on an

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( applause ) >> stephen: tell it. you can't tell it? >> i will.lo you weren't supposed to have long nails. it was one of the ways they tried to keep-- >> stephen: reign it in. >> yeah, i was the captain my senior year. okay. sorry. and one thing we would have to do before every game is, you would go to the edge of pool-- if you can imagine. we go to the edge of the pool, everybody puts their little hands up and the ref comes down and checks everybody's nails. i would go to the end of the line. but as captain, i knew during the line they were going to say, "captains to the middle" to shake hands with the other captain. i would go to the end of the line and then i would go to the middle of the pool, shake hands with the other captains and go front of the line and skip the nail check. so i had, like, talons. >> stephen: wow. and you just go for their eyes. >> not eyes. i would get their-- sorry, sorry. >> stephen: well, we don't-- we don't have a "late show" water polo team, unfortunately. >> you should think about it. >> stephen: but we do have a ba

i didn't tell you the truth this was caught on a video.hose of five children were killed when islamic jihad rocket that was aimed at israel misfired, fell on these kids. they actually murder their own children in the process of trying to murder us. i think it is both a physical battle its moral and political battle. and frankly a public relations battle too but sometimes the main stream media does not cover the fact what they are telling is just lies. endued with the basic differences between israel and them? they fire at civilians while hiding behind civilians. we tried to target the terrorists while avoiding as much as we can civilian casualties breed that is the difference between a free society, a democracy and these terrorist killers who follow this radical ideology. by the way they're not aiming at us. they are not aiming at us there aiming at you. we are the small state you are the big state. i sometimes tell my european friends i do not want to offend them, they are in middle size state we are this small state sitting on the front

tell us what it's like i want to know. all right. well, first of all, thank you for that kind of introduction and before i get into telling everybody about what it's like to fly in fa team. i want to say something very briefly about kathy. okay who spent a life of service to our country well in the fbi? when all around the world did some very dangerous things for us. and also was a trailblazer for me. because you know women in the 1980s and early 90s that went into these fields were not necessarily accepted. and kathy when you read her book, you will see just how hard it was for her and it was people like kathy that literally opened the doors for people like me. and so i appreciate you and and thank you and it's an honor to be standing next to you today, but what it's like to fly an f-18. i always tell people number one. you don't have a lot of time to stop and smell the roses. okay, it's not like you're up there and you're just you know, yippee. i can't, you know cowboy stuff. you're very intense. you're constantly thinking you're c

tells us more charges could be filed.on: some judge could have looked at that tape and called it a misdemeanor. alexis mcadams live in her newsroom thanks. former president trump's legal team said it will file a motion claim the fbi search of his estate violated his fourth amendment rights. meantime the justice department has until thursday to provide a redacted version of the affidavit that it used to try to justify the search. mark merited his life on that. ask john, good evening. we are sanctionable but the holding pattern right here. as you mentioned were waiting for those to be made. we also waiting to see what type of motion they may make the been teasing one since friday night. now sources tell us the motion they are trying to make is likely going to be focused on kissing the government of doing search is essentially too broad. and that president also needs to know what was actually seized from his property. we do not know how the justice department is going to respond yet. we are still waiting for that motion shou