, dedicated to the details of hess's adventure, is of a special interest.glish historians prefer not to refer to them. the testimony of pinche's adjutant remains important about how he nevertheless reported to furet about, well, you can say that the flight did not take place or was unsuccessful. he didn't know about it yet. and he had an envelope with a report in his hands, and somewhere around 12 o’clock, the next day after the flight on may 11, he reports to the hitlers about what happened, hitler reacts absolutely calmly more than that, he invites the gentleman to write marks to the table together with eva braun, a harrow-harrow and other high-ranking officials, with some report, they retire with hitler, and after that, apparently, when it became known that ges made a not very successful landing, to put it mildly, and turned out to be tribal. it was then that it all started, he was arrested, one tank was arrested and then they were sent to the east fruit, but i must say that none of those who were in the know. and by the way, there is confirmation that g

and it just literally tore apart the fabric of the establishment, because alger hess was their guy, andven if he was a communist, he was an elegant communist, and he came from the right school, and the right family, and it was wrong to expose him. we know now after the fall of the soviet union, we got access for brief period to their archives, and for brief time, alger hess in yalta goes to stalin's railroad car, 3:00 a.m. in the morning, and is given the highest civilian declaration you can get. the fact -- and remember, this is important to remember about the left-wing establishment, which has been true consistently back to the 1930's when the new york times won a pulitzer prize for a reporter who was methodically lying about the ukrainian family -- the left consistently tries to destroy people who do not share its fantasies, because if we get into a conversation in which it is legitimate to describe the truth, the left will lose. and so what nixon did, more than any other politician of this period, i mean, mccarthy was noisier and made a lot more charges, but mccarthy was not a serio

rudolf hess on may 10, 1941 , he sat at the helm of the messerschmitt and flew to great britain, whatof the proposals, with which, if the bodies met with representatives the highest political circles of great britain, despite numerous investigations for many years, the answer to this question was not the materials of the british hess mission, classified by london, so far, meanwhile, the answer to the question. what was the mission of the ges exists? here are documents from the archives of the fsb and this document is a sensation, this is a report from the first department of the nkvd of the ussr dated november 30, 1941, a soviet intelligence officer from london to moscow conveys the essence of hess's proposal, with which he flew to the uk 2 weeks before hitler's attack on ussr germany is invincible. ges said, but we do not want the defeat of northern england, racial brothers should not continue that fratricidal war in which only third countries win. i am convinced that if i return to germany and tell the führ that you are ready to get rid of churchill he will agree to make peace on th

signals emanating from that region where russian occupiers have at the away to the situation in hesse because there's mixed signals same time been sending dire messages and about an impending ukrainian attack and at the same time also appear to be digging in bracing for battles. so can you give us your assessment of what is going on there. and also if, why her son is so strategically important. well let me start with this late latest point that you've mentioned, hasan is extremely important for both sides. it's important for russia because it is the only point in ukraine which russia managed to manage.e. russia managed to cross the for russia because it is the only point in ukraine river the biggest river in ukraine which divides the country in two halves in eastern west. and it is very difficult to cross. it's a natural barrier and russia managed to cross new pro in the early days of the invasion. and from from this from this place it is planning to go further west towards mike alive which is a neighboring city and odessa which is an extremely important report for ukraine on the blac

they w head to a village in the new lead, the brightest hess on reaching, where people were count the experience of life underbrush and control. also coming up.

the frustration because our everyday life is getting disrupted, especially the am school closures. hess. yeah. cost a lot of anger among chinese parents. and are the economic damage is also you'd shop owners are frustrated, and migrant workers are hit. and then of course, there's a lot of outcry on social media when people see another example of you know, excessive implementation of a cobra rules. for example, several days ago, am a newborn baby has died in a guaranteed facility because it could not be a transporter to a hospital fast enough. so i would say yes, definitely. the anger rising and increasing by the day relieved to her for the time being. but thanks so much, we're bringing our server picture for a relaxed 0 corporate situation in china. ivan chrisman reporting from bridget. thanks so much. ah, voters in nepal have been of the balls to elect their next government turn out was law over the weekend in an election held at a time of severe economic hardship. the principal contest is but been incumbent prime minister shared bothered, uber and former prime minister cutty gov. bros

caution in ukraine, as russian troops retreat from hess, hong russia says its troops are leaving the regional capital that ukraine says moscow's words can't be trusted. also in the program u. s. present.

the printing crews working to cli landmines in the hess on region ahead of repairs to power and water supply, mit books. the mining officers say i had found weapons including anti tank mines, missiles, cluster bombs, interior ministry said it could take up to 7 years to clean you cried ronstadt, my dear is reporting that i thought the 3 people will face the death penalty following weeks of protests against thousands have been arrested off the demonstration, sparked by the death of a young woman arrested for wearing her job improperly. the 1st sentence was announced earlier this week in turkey. officials and religious representatives have paid tribute to 6 people killed in a bomb attack in december of an 80 people were injured in sundays, blast hopes the kurdistan workers party kate kate, responsible. it has denied any invoke the state of berlin here in germany has been ordered to re run its 2021 elections after a court found by failed to meet basic democratic standards. vote to place on the same day as 3 other poles and the billing marathon court said there were systematic faults in h

ukrainian forces make advances in the south after russia announces its withdrawing from the key city of hess on the key warns moscow could be preparing to turn her son into a city of death. also on the program, tuesday was a good day for america. good day for democracy. there was a strong knight for democrat joe biden praises the results of us mid term elections, and he's democratic party, fast, better than expected. ah, i'm sure gail, welcome to the program. ukraine says it's forces, have retaken $41.00 settlements in the house on region which russia annexed illegally in september. cave remains cautious after moscow. an ounce of withdrawal of its troops from the strategically important house on city. and has yet to confirm where the troops have actually left. if true, it would mark one of russia's worst setbacks in this war. little slope of moving closer to the city of her son look like that. you, cranium flat is flying again in dozens of small towns around the regional capital over instant her rifka about 50 kilometers north of her son. people gather to thank soldiers as they enter the cit

more than a week after russian troops retreated, the city of hess on and its surrounding villages are now. busy slowly returning to life, they w. nick connelly visited the region, including the village of black, black, dot, ne, and that, that's the sane of some of the whist fighting in the region. this is the road to harrison or what's left of it. for months, russia and ukraine fought tooth and nail for every meteor. in the end, rushes forces collapsed, unable to cope with ukraine's relentless attacks on the supply lines. a victory has come at a steep price. this village was just behind the ukrainian forward positions, intact houses, the exception here. rockets like these. i just one of the dangers many more i hidden heading towards gets on we cross what until a week ago was the front line. the ukrainian army wants to show us that they take care not to it. civilians, no homes, unlike their russian opponents. this village applaud. dublin is certainly much better shape than the one we've just left. even though, until recently, it was home to a russian base. after so many months cut off

says at least 5 people have been killed in a russian strike on the southern city of mich alive near hess. on this video, released by the ukranian presidential office shows heavily damaged apartment buildings the cities best as rescuers of digging through the debris or survivors. china is eating some of its stringent cov, it restrictions quarantined for inbound travelers will be cut by 2 days. a snap closures of flight routes will be brought to an end, as well as the requirement to identify and isolate secondary close contacts. the countries been operating a 0 tolerance approach. divers have found a 6 meter section of the space shuttle challenger. off the coast of florida. the spacecraft exploded shortly after it's launch 986 coming all 7 astronauts on board . nasa is now deciding whether to recover the wreckage a u. s. president joe biden is on his way to egypt to attend the cup 27 climate summit where it's expected to push for support from corporations to help poorer countries tackled the climate crisis. the u. s. is the world's 2nd largest polluter on the by the administration has been

large damn not far from her son, being partly blown up after ukrainian troops regained control of hess, announced our correspondence in cave. nick connelly if president lensky is right to call it a historic day. i mean, the thing here is that the song is basically that was the only area of ukraine west, the new pro river that russia had taken hold of them, that they allowed them to constantly threaten ukraine's access to the see ports like a desa micheler. people might have heard of them is the great deal sending ukraine's food exports to the world. and they are under constant threat from russian artillery russian missile attacks. and that is now going to be that much more difficult for us to do. ukraine has secured its access to world trade to kind of secure its economy. but this is also crucial that basically the ukraine stress she has paid off rather than sending lots of troops to die, kind of throwing them at the russian front lines. as has been the tactic that the russians seem to be using with their newly mobilized troops, ukraine has basically methodically gone about, depriving

but in some parts relief after the retreat, they w hedge to a village in the newly liberated hess on region where people brick count the experience of life under russian control. also coming up a powerful earth.

also coming up here, crimes president calls the liberation of hess on the beginning of the end of the war. a lot of nice to lensky visited the city to congratulate the troops who ended . i.

they hess, indeed in record numbers actually. and how could this impacted the results and when we get results, that is the really, really interesting question here. and why is that? because florida, for example, they already processing or the right term for this is canvassing, sent in votes, mail in votes. but states like pensylvania and wisconsin, the state laws there for bit this to happen before election day, meaning they start canvassing processing those now mailing valid just today they started about an hour ago to do this in their hundreds and thousands of this. what that means is that results from florida we will, may have to night later today, or early tomorrow morning, pensylvania wisconsin and a few other states where they just start to count those votes. well, that could take days until we have really an accurate picture of who won what race for when authorial racist, governor or senate or congress. all right, it might take a couple of days. let's take a look at the both the houses of congress, which are currently cont

the anal it has been invited to a camp from the soccer association for the state of hess and she's only competing against other girls here. these are the best goalkeepers from the same age. it's a 1st step in a dream of coming a professional soccer player. oh cap, keep your head up to the unas focused. she's trying not to make any mistakes. oh, that's right. and keep going wrong. you've had enough breaks in between o k s m, okay. the 1st root is forwards it. so that in the end works with with not bad follow through with you get really mad with yourself sometimes, don't you? yes. if i really get annoyed when i can get it right up and figure out the up, hold the ball protected. watch the ball or what and she practices until she can do it. hm. she's always got her eyes on one price of him for trying to get into the bond as legal at any rate to get to come or hire or to her life. so listen with naturally to make it onto the national team or go really far. now the germans sucker association has invited her to a training camp whether she makes it or not. she knows she's always got him a copy

region, but in some parts relief after the retreat, they w heads to a village in the newly liberated hess, san region, with paypal, burke, county, their experience of life under russian control also coming up a powerful earthquake hits indonesia, main island, java killing. scores of people rescue as a racing defined survive is buried in the rubble of collapse tons and building police in the us. investigate a suspected hight crime after a gunman kills 5 people at a gay night club in colorado. and our field mad as a still dominating the headlines that they 2 of the world cup and catalog will look at why a ron's plays opted not to sing the national anthem before the teams. humbly at the hands of the ah i'm anthony. how it, thanks for joining us. heavy fighting continues in ukraine's eastern don bess and he's not the address president vladimir so lensky said, brush a launch type of 400 strikes across the region. on sunday alone, investigate is in keeps a more than 8000 civilians have been killed since the war began. but they warned that actual casualties likely to be much higher. the report c

but with russian attacks continuing and winter beginning to bite hess on residence, the facing shortages of water, food, and other essentials, many a, making a difficult choice. and joining the government's voluntary evacuation effort. boarding buses to seek safety further from the front lines with frontier des nick connelly gave us more details on the latest russian strikes which definitely seems to be one of those days of mass attacks across all of ukraine's territory. that the kind of normal pattern will be that the government is pretty st kind of sparse on detail. the 1st couple of hours, not wanting to give the russians to get an idea of how successful they've been in case that allows them then to focus yet more strikes on the a successful hit. but we do get a sense. this is, as has been the case all along in recent weeks, months attacked many on the power and heating infrastructure with having reports of a heating power plant here in key of hit also of a hit to a residential building where we're not sure yet if that was the rush massage itself, or if that was a mis a maybe that was

and what about places like hess on in the south? it hadn't been liberated that have been liberated by ukrainian forces, but are still facing daily russian bombardment. well, in terms of the infrastructure, the situation, there is much, much worse, that city has been without logic, that power without water for weeks now. and you can imagine trying to repair their systems during kind of constant or to re bombardments is basically impossible. but it's not just about the candidate day, those people now coming out of 8 months of occupation and trying to work out what the russian army did their, how people were affected. if they saw the kinds of things that we saw in her given butch anarchy of those kind of human rights abuses, i met some people who have been imprisoned for over a month by the russians have had san let's have a look at what had se queuing for food, huddling around the few working, why fi hotspots carrying on in spite of the shelling all around them? this is what every day life looks like and have song the government key o

he says to withdraw from hess on could be a part of the russian presidents long term strategy. was interesting because even at the point when the ukranian government was still saying, we're not quite sure if they really mean to withdraw. and it may be a trap. in fact, the russians carried out a relatively smooth and efficient transfer across the nipple river. so what this really means is that, yes, they have left behind what was politically significant, but militarily indefensible city. and yet they now have their forces arrayed in rather more defensive lines on the other side of the river. which really gives us a sense that from putin's point of view, he's no longer really trying for any kind of substantial offensive operations. he's just digging in not so much trying to win, but trying to avoid losing that to however much are you know, who rick war monger, he has proven in this war. he's also demonstrated that he can be rational. it takes him some time to get use the idea of the defeat, but whether it was his initial drive on q, or now the withdrawal can house on, he clearly

this is d w. news coming to line from berlin. caution in ukraine as russian troops retreat from hess, hong russia says its troops are leaving the regional capital, but ukraine says moscow's words can't be trusted. also in the program. you as president joe biden praises his party strong showing in tuesday's mid term elections. but states are still counting votes and which party will take the lead in congress remains up near plus. germany turns to the next generation as it pursues world cup glory in kata. 17 year old, you sofa use of ha. mckoko is the name on everyone's lips. as the official german team, as announced, we'll talk more about the teenage sensation and also the controversy doggy, the competition, and breaking new ground in south africa to look into deep space and help nasa track missions to the moon. and bill ah hello m terry martin. thanks for joining us. russian troops have started withdrawing from the strategic city of hassan in the new crane shows on was the 1st major city to fall after the russian invasion and the only regional capital under russian control. the move i

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hess .e on, paul and toad fish. yeah. anything on this just. well it's only mean, well it's only the i mean, i think they're all a bit gutted because they were all off in hollywood making all these movies. so to be called back onto i think it's been onto ramsay's. i think it's been quite australia in quite hard on them. australia in street film has, street fighter, the film has, a great love. felt like great film, love. i felt like watching right, watching archie. all right, that's all for tonight, guys. i think thanks to leo and josh tune tomorrow p.m. up next tune in tomorrow 11 pm. up next the and we'll see 11. the farage and we'll see 11. thanks, guys. good night . it's thursday night and this is at la ro from southampton in place. welcome your hottest night. joe farrow . yes, we're night. joe farrow. yes, we're here it's farage 8 hours. we're in southampton the birthplace, of course, of our prime minister, because the budget today i want to find out for his audience what are they thinki

hess .e on, paul and toad fish. yeah. anything on this just. well it's only mean, well it's only the i mean, i think they're all a bit gutted because they were all off in hollywood making all these movies. so to be called back onto i think it's been onto ramsay's. i think it's been quite australia in quite hard on them. australia in street film has, street fighter, the film has, a great love. felt like great film, love. i felt like watching right, watching archie. all right, that's all for tonight, guys. i think thanks to leo and josh tune tomorrow p.m. up next tune in tomorrow 11 pm. up next the and we'll see 11. the farage and we'll see 11. thanks, guys. good night . the office for budget responsibility has predicted the biggest drop in living standards since records began . very good since records began. very good morning. at 6:00 on friday, the 18th of november, this is breakfast gb news with mark and rosie. we live across the whole of the uk, your television and your radio where ever yo

darstat, the heir liked the sixteen-year-old princess maximilian, wilhelmina august sophia maria of hesseelling big eyes angel and in london , alexander was introduced to her majesty queen victoria was 20 years old, and she was just looking after to myself a groom among european persons queen victoria salo in her diary, i found the grand duke extremely attractive. he has beautiful blue eyes. he is only a year older than me, we danced at the ball until three-quarters of the night. he is so incredibly strong, and so quickly spinning, we were spinning like a whirlwind. i have never been so happy, alexander in love was already about to renounce the russian throne in order to become a british prince, but i could not even think of such a retinue in relation to the crowned romeo and juliet intervened and reminded the ardent prince. about his long before russia, i am a small hessian pancake, this union was approved by everyone and they were married orthodoxy to zemlyan the great on august. sophia maria took the name maria alexandrovna for the first few years, alexander was passionately in love wi

and we have rick hess from the american enterprise institute here. rick is a prolific writer. he always has something to say about these issues. i am interested to see what we have to say. look, i am tempted to ask what i would have asked four hours ago. what are your predictions well election results? but with uncertainty, i start with you, bethany. what are your big takeaways from last night? bethany: we are still figuring out the big takeaways from last night but you are right that it is about the red wave that did not happen. it is about mandate matters. we can get to the technical ways it will play out in the house and senate. i think we saw people are not super into extremism in most cases. that matters for the future of the country, as much matters for education. that was important to me. >> you should not predict elections with eclipses. the tides, but not elections. i think bethany's point is spot on. it is important to remember that federal elections are big shiny objects and incredibly interesting to talk about, but they don't have influence on state elections. stat

rachel: will can't even save hess fantasy football. pete: no, 0-9, lords of the plains.s another shot. rachel: is that the name of your team? will: yeah. real quick, lord of the plains is it reference to the comanche empire in the end didn't go so well. i should have known when i picked the lord of the plains. rachel: pick the tight ends. pete: the tight ends are rolling this year. we have news. we'll yet to it right now. overnight this is tough one, fox news projects democrat senator catherine cortez masto will keep her seat in nevada. >> that will give the democrats control of the senate since vice president kamala harris is the tie breaking vote. rachel: alexandria hoff joins us. reporter: this was a race without a whole lot of showmanship there was no debate. there is this understanding it could come down to nevada and it did. democratic incumbent democrat catherine cortez-masto is projected to keep her seat in the silver state, defeating republican challenger and former state attorney general adam laxalt. this ultratight competition took four days to decide. over 75

she had a chance to speak for hess behalf the judge read her sentence.court, quote, the people i tried to get involved with theranos were the people i love and respected the most. i'm devastated by my failings. her team is expected to appeal her conviction and sentence. amara and martin, back to you. >> what a fall for elizabeth holmes. >> yeah, really. >>> all right, with gop lawmakers already taking aim at the biden administration, how the white house is bracing for the legislative showdown. that's next. what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye neutrogena® ♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. even made some themselves. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. v

the walls and vaults and the ceiling of the temple are painted belong to the authorship of savery of hesse the radivils. they created this splendor in 1752 , as well as the main altarpiece of the last supper , by the way, it is called one of the largest icons in the world, made on the canvas, its size is four by 8 m, and the plot is full of hidden signs and symbols. for example a shadow. judas falling on the table reminds of his betrayal and dark thoughts. and from above you can see god the father, who was rarely depicted on icons above his head with a triangular nimbus, as a symbol of the trinity of god, of particular interest is also the crypto-cathedral. at the moment. restoration work is underway there and to see 70 sarcophagi in which representatives of the glorious family of the radzivils are buried, until it turns out, the nesvizh crypt, the third largest, secular tomb in europe, it is put on a par with the necropolises of the bourbons and habsburgs nikolai was born. rothko left two rules regarding this tomb. the first is to be buried here. only radivils second in simple robes and w

you've added hess, energy transfer and maritathon petrole. >> yes, i believe at 11.82% is in the right place given the fundamental issues that exist. the three names that i'm adding here, again, balance sheets are in quality shape, and the momentum is behind them. very happy to add to the energy positioning. >> you've added to materials significantly. you're at 7% now you've added freeport, which he did recently by the way i believe personally as well >> it's interesting in the materials space i saw such a significant increase it's an agriculture name that has really the highest marks within the industrial -- in the materials sector when you're studying the quality momentum strategy, so that adds to already owning mosaic, archer daniels, midland, and john deere -- it completes increasing the exposure and we've liquidatedexposure to gold now is now at negative zero. that was a slight negative trade. >> you've increased your exposure to industrials versus the s&p of 8.3 definitely going more cyclical here, joe. >> definitely -- definitely going more defensive as well look, i thinkthe onl

though it has junior partners here, the american oil company hess and china-owned cnooc, exxonmobil is is a massive investment... man: sending a flight plan for home. faber: ...an offshore operation that also requires an enormous amount of support onshore. alistair routledge is exxonmobil's lead country manager in guyana. before the end of the decade, we anticipate that we'll reach a million barrels a day of production, which is a major headline for a country this size. it's more than one barrel for every person who lives in the country. yes. it's hugely significant. exxon says that at a million barrels a day, guyana will be one of the top-20 producing spots in the world. since 2015 more than 11% of the conventional oil discovered in the world has been found right here. faber: it's an oil windfall that has made this tiny country one of the fastest-growing economies on the planet and raised hopes for a desperately-needed wave of prosperity. [ horn honking ] but not all that glitters is black gold. journalist steve coll says that a sudden influx of oil wealth can bring what some call a r

: white house shifting focus away what biden hopes to get done in the second half of his term with hessuch in question. >> why not just tell the country what we have done? why not just lay that out which we have? we have laid out what's at stake. reporter: president's former spokesperson admitted in september biden's unpopularity gave democrats a narrow path to win. >> i think that democrats, if the election is about who is the most extreme, then they're going to win. if it's a referendum on the president they will lose and they know that. reporter: biden seizing on that sticking with it, to the very end. president biden: we know in our bones democracy is at risk, this is your moment to protect, defend it and choose it. reporter: vice president harris today would not answer how she will advance the biden agenda if republicans control congress saying only that she is working to keep that from happening and today is still election day. bret. bret: jacqui, thank you. martha: so america's number one issue is the economy. inflation has skyrocketed under this president's watch, forcing americ

british tried, even when they became allies of the soviet union in the war with germany forty-first year hess of course. confidentially to my moditant that negotiations are underway with the british about a separate peace, the preparation of political economic military provisions for a possible agreement with which i was going to fly to england and, uh, participated in the development of these political documents, very many, when we talk about that, were privy to this people how wide was the circle of people who are dedicated to these plans. there were many. these were representatives of ministries, departments, foreign structures in the party itself, which was headed by the hydroelectric power station, she was also involved, and with it many others. by the way, odessa later testified during interrogation that the british set conditions when negotiations were going on in the forties, preliminary, from which they could sign an agreement only if berlin terminated the fact of non-aggression by the soviet union, and then the answer followed. yes, of course, we agree, but only then, when we take i

pence was a very loyal vice president, and in this interview you hear him calling the president rec hessying he endangered me and my family. that he was filled with indignation and that he can't account for what the president was doing that day. he said i was at a loading dock at the capitol and never heard from him. he's got a book coming out. he is telling this story is to the american people and he's decided whether or not donald trump is in or out. he'll probably run against the man whom we all used to say we all stand on donald trump's strong shoulders. remember those words. i don't think he's going to be saying that anymore. >> no, no. >> no. >> david, the question is why is pence doing this now? >> well, look, as gloria points out, right, he has a book coming out, and i think that was planned long before donald trump's announcement tomorrow one way or another and the poetic justice that he gets to rain on his former boss' parade a bit and remind people that the secret service is whisking him out of the capitol to chants of hang mike pence, his former boss was sitting at the other

of them oil prices have really tanked pretty much since the highs in the summer but you have like hess highs, a bunch of others. i will watch. if some of the names start breaking out of range, hes at 150 bucks f it breaks out of that others join in. yeah i will be looking at it. it is really weird because usually the stocks will follow the commodity especially a commodity that is really been hit but they have held up well. it may me something for the commodity going forward. charles: yeah. >> if i start to see the new yearly high list pick up with some of these oil names you know i will be in there. charles: sounds good, gary. appreciate the guidance. all we ask for. appreciate it. talk to you again soon. coming up, folks, my takeaway on the not so invisible hands of the special interests, the power they have over our lawmakers is sickening. first janet yellen calling for more crypto regulation in the wake of the ftx debacle. i want to talk to john deaton about that and when will justice be served? next. ♪. the first-ever all-electric chevy equinox ev. up to 300 miles of range on a ful

hess road bisected the community, in half kicked out most of the descendents of the original founderse it so the church started by the africans and the cemetery where they weree all buried was separated by this highway so people at the church couldn't get across the street to go to a funeral. after about a decade they finally prevailed on the city of mobile to give them a traffic light so they can get to their funerals. part of her plan at the museum i was talking about was i to rebud africa town's commercial district prepares a housing project site in africa town which is 42 acres and they tour the building down a few years ago. there's enough area to re-create the african villages in the house is the africans and re-create a commercial area for africa town and try to restore this town. >> thank you. we have a short period of time left so what i'm going to suggest is we will take a couple of very concise questions and we will just let people get a couple out there and we'll get each author to respond. there's an eager person in the front row with the questions he can go first. [inaud

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by 64 percent with turkey, almost 200 percent and with india, a staggering 300 percent. maximilian hess as a fellow at the fallen policy research institute and the author of the forthcoming book, economic war, ukraine, and the global conflict between russia and the west. these joining us from london. thank you very much. indeed for being with us or on al jazeera, let me ask you about the, the sanctions, the expectations that russia has. why would russia expect that a would be able to get these sanctions lifted at this point? thank you for having me. russia really has to intense from this position. one is that it wants to have the sanctions east on. it also has bank the key agricultural bank and then also is seeking to have ukraine approval. ready resumption of exports of ammonia through the pipeline that runs from russia through hockey, all the way down to, or in the odessa region. it's reason for wanting this is to fall in wants to earn more foreign currency and keep the trade open. and secondly, it wants to show that it is able to puncture holes in the sanctions regime. so that for tr

we have new highs on most of the big names here chevron, conoco, hess, exxon let's not quibble, halfsaw president biden blasting the oil companies talking about a wind fall profit tax i'm not big on that idea myself. it's pretty easy to show these companies have made big profits this year. this is just the 2022 estimates versus 2021. a simple comparison. look at 150% increases, 130%, 138%, 70% for eog. another way you can tell the oil companies are making outsized profits is energy companies are only 5% of the s&p 500, but they are 12% of the profits in the third quarter. that's very unusual. most sectors in the market cap are close to each other. health care is 15% these are pretty outsized profits they're generating another way to look at it is exxon is generating so much profit of the s&p that it moves the s&p. fourth quarter the estimates for the s&p are up 1.6%. but if you take out exxon it's only up 0.6% exxon is 1% of the profits for the s&p in the fourth quarter. all of that at least provides some ammunition. you can clearly see why they're making these points, even though wi

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