aspirations from the meat of the abbot's voose friday of the great apostle and in the whole calendar the knee does not teach them or tragic doctors such an aspiration, we bind for the faithful and who have reached 14 years old, aspiring from meat , the insufficiency of the desire for yak dairy products and the dadatka lives away. astral oh, the popelitz orphan, and good friday for the faithful, not only aspirations from meat are prescribed, but the leaves of the blindness of the yaki lie in the survey of how much from the harvest, such fasting about tying the faithful from eighteen to sixty is not a sin, nor is it a sin to bury a hundred and aspirations from meat. knees machinability. the disciple is by objects of clever causality, in some places the distinction is taken to include the apostle himself on holy saturday. verniki can voluntarily choose, even before such a fringe, a daily form of repentance, arising with his spiritual thorn and doctor. great lent ends before faith to them that her man pana submits to easter labor, experiencing great lent for the past faithful to take act

will we take that aspire to do? and how will we take that strategic also into account ? well, in news here at account? well, in news here at home, a former conservative mp jailed for sexually assaulting a teenager has been freed from prison after serving half his term . imran ahmed khan was term. imran ahmed khan was jailed for 18 months last may for groping a 15 year old boy after a party in 2008. the 49 year old lost a court of appeal challenge against his conviction and sentence in december . and sentence in december. supermarkets are going to be rationing a growing of fruits and vegetables . asda is allowing and vegetables. asda is allowing customers a maximum of just three items from a list of eight, which includes tomatoes, broccoli and raspberries . broccoli and raspberries. morrisons will be following suit with restrictions in place from wednesday . but weather across with restrictions in place from europe and africa is being blamed for the disruption in supply chains with retail owners warning the situation

if they ever get around to trying like, you know, they're, they're always going to be aspiring to more and always finding more excuse. this is why the promise prosperity is never arrived at. it's always going to be everybody else's fault, but there's, unfortunately, until there's some soul searching on the ethnic albanians and to try to figure out why these things are happening to them. rather than keep going, the serbs or somebody else, they're not really going to improve their position. many thanks for speaking to us . the same thing with speaking to serbian historian, andrew, i to no bush mileage. thank you. thanks for having me. now washington and he is refusing to investigate allegations that his navy bonds were his no extreme gas pipelines to germany. us officials say it's not the business to probe an incident that happened far away from american territory. that's in response to journalists, grilling the bite and administration and congress about the revelations published by journalist seymour hush. who said washington plans for explosives on the pipeline last june. it is pure ju

anchor: ok. >> it does not answer the aspiration.does not go in line with the aspiration of the people. again, the representation not the representation of the people there, we also have to look at the r representation of those people who live in moroccan western sahara, and go in line with the guest from london that says the people are enrolled in the spanish senses, so let's make things clear. anchor: to the history again. it is saying it is a disputed region. it is not falling on one side or the other. it drops this plan for referendum. what more doesn't need to be doing? >> first, i should clarify, the united nations has not [indiscernible] the referendum. anchor: it is dead in the water. no one is talking about. >> it has not dropped it. it is clear it is almost impossible in these current conditions. [indiscernible] you need to recognize morocco historically has actually blocked that. [indiscernible] yes, morocco is still certain about the points of view other people. it should allow the referendum to be held. anchor: hmm. >> t

is how to realize these aspirations.s you know , foreign curators failed to realize such aspirations in belarus, and today their proteges, who fled the country, only do what they create the appearance of hectic work, continuing to spend foreign grants of belarus planned to be improved. collection procedure , debts by court decision to the state revenue. summing up the work of enforcement agencies for the past year was held at the training center of the ministry of internal affairs in garan at the meeting , plans for the current year were discussed and the emphasis on quality and efficiency in solving the problems facing bailiffs noted minister of justice sergei khomenko this year there is a lot of work to improve the image bailiffs. including the planned appearance of new models of working uniforms, symbols and titles in 2022. there are positive ones. shifts in the activities of bailiffs are, uh, significant changes in the legal acts, which guide bailiffs before bailiffs this year. we set an even more significant task th

how about is and a reasonable aspiration and in life.nd a reasonable aspiration and in life . how about is this just in life. how about is this just london now or is this bigger across the country? yeah it's especially acute in london , but especially acute in london, but it's across the and i think it's is it's as as it's ever been in my lifetime . i'm we have a free my lifetime. i'm we have a free market. and the problem that we've got and the reason such a housing problem is because whilst the government is expected to solve housing problems, it leaves it to the private sector to do so . but private sector to do so. but they have slightly different agendas. they have slightly different agendas . and so it's not the agendas. and so it's not the private sectors to solve the housing crisis. private companies build houses and sell them, but that's what they're entitled to see. and they have all kinds of ups and downs and. they can make a profit from the good years and they have challenges, the bodies, but i think that if you're young thin

how about is and a reasonable aspiration and in life.nd a reasonable aspiration and in life . how about is this just in life. how about is this just london now or is this bigger across the country? yeah it's especially acute in london , but especially acute in london, but it's across the and i think it's is it's as as it's ever been in my lifetime . i'm we have a free my lifetime. i'm we have a free market. and the problem that we've got and the reason such a housing problem is because whilst the government is expected to solve housing problems, it leaves it to the private sector to do so . but private sector to do so. but they have slightly different agendas. they have slightly different agendas . and so it's not the agendas. and so it's not the private sectors to solve the housing crisis. private companies build houses and sell them, but that's what they're entitled to see. and they have all kinds of ups and downs and. they can make a profit from the good years and they have challenges, the bodies, but i think that if you're young thin

every day americans, how to invest in the middle class, how to invest in all those americans who aspire to be part of the middle class. but in order to have that conversation, that discussion, the extreme maga republicans have to put their cards on the table. show us your plan, otherwise there can be no reasonable discussion. reporter: have you spoken to speaker mccarthy about the numbers? he didn't gavel anybody down during the speech. should he have been more aggressive to do that? mr. jeffries: i have not had that conversation with speaker mccarthy, but as far as i'm concerned, the behavior of the extreme maga republicans speaks for itself and i'm confident that the overwhelming majority of the american people found that aggressive, childish pet to lent behavior by maga republicans who were yelling and screaming on the floor of the house during president biden's state of the union address to be disdaysful. [indiscernible] reporter: on the subject of congresswoman omar before her removal from the foreign affairs committee she said my leadership and voice will not be diminished if i'm

countries of nato like france and great britain aspire to do ? and how will we aspire to do? and how will we take that strategic also into account ? well, in news here at account? well, in news here at home, a former conservative mp jailed for sexually assaulting a teenager has been freed from prison after serving half his term . imran ahmed khan was term. imran ahmed khan was jailed for 18 months last may for groping a 15 year old boy after a party in 2008. the 49 year old lost a court of appeal challenge against his conviction and sentence in december . and sentence in december. supermarkets are going to be rationing a growing of fruits and vegetables . asda is allowing and vegetables. asda is allowing customers a maximum of just three items from a list of eight, which includes tomatoes, broccoli and raspberries . broccoli and raspberries. morrisons will be following suit with restrictions in place from wednesday . but weather across with restrictions in place from europe and africa is being blamed for the disruption in supply chains with retail owners warning the situation

and them is a by because it doesn't answer the aspiration, it does not go in line with the aspiration of this the, how the people, again the representative it, we're not talking about the representative. it is of the. so how is it in do we have also to look at the representative as t v of the had always lived in, in moroccan, western sahara for the how we and i go align with the guest of from, from london that says that this is a how is, will, are enrolled in the spanish sense is so let's make things clear and we'll get to the history again, this is very in here. where is the you in and all of us because it is saying it is a disputed region is not falling on one side or the other. it's dropped this plan for a referendum. what more does it need to be doing? but 1st i think i should clarify the un has not for the reference, but it said it wouldn't even talk about it any more. well, have dropped. i think it's clear that it needs current emissions almost impossible for me to read it again, but also need to recognize that is morocco. your story, if you have actually, and i say marco is so

and responsibility, aspiration.hink the combination of proud of britain and traditions and the value , aspiration and hard the value, aspiration and hard work have made me conservative from that humble background. of course you want a place at cambridge, you read law, you've passed the bar exam in new york as well . how does your legal as well. how does your legal training make you that? the politician you are today? you're right. i'm very grateful for the excellent education that i and studying and practising law has really informed my politics. i think when you work in the justice system, you work with a very of people. i represented . i very of people. i represented. i specialised originally in planning and town and country planning and town and country planning law helping people and local authority his i development issues i thereafter represented the government as part of the treasury council . a part of the treasury council. a panel defending the home office , immigration and asylum cases and i think my legal

and responsibility, aspiration.hink the combination of proud of britain and traditions and the value , aspiration and hard the value, aspiration and hard work have made me conservative from that humble background. of course you want a place at cambridge, you read law, you've passed the bar exam in new york as well . how does your legal as well. how does your legal training make you that? the politician you are today? you're right. i'm very grateful for the excellent education that i and studying and practising law has really informed my politics. i think when you work in the justice system, you work with a very of people. i represented . i very of people. i represented. i specialised originally in planning and town and country planning and town and country planning law helping people and local authority his i development issues i thereafter represented the government as part of the treasury council . a part of the treasury council. a panel defending the home office , immigration and asylum cases and i think my legal

the battle fuels committing crimes without understanding fed via fighting men and women who peps aspire to, the same common ideals who live in san cara. a soldier who was also regarded as a messenger for peace, unity and compassion. many in his now divided country, want to see those ideals revived. nicholas hawk al jazeera out, is there a dell confir worn everything we're covering, including i lots of detail and that coverage off, i'll top stories. ah, just a quick update of that lines before you leave you now. and ukraine's military says is forces of repelled russian assaults along the length of the front line on the eve of the wars anniversary. united nations general assembly is now past the resolution demanding that russia withdraw its troops. in cranes present is cautiously welcomed, a proposed plead peace plan that is expected to be announced by china. miss young, this lamented. i've not seen the document, it's too early to make a diagnosis. i think that in general, the fact that china started talking about peace in ukraine. i think that's not bird . it's important for us that all

>> no, just to limit the aspirations of the government in kyiv.et me remind you that just recently ukrainian president said ukraine was going to recall crimea. the russian leadership is taking this seriously. they are starting in crimea to protect it from possible invasion. let me remind you that crimea has been a part of russia for eight years now. there are 2 million people living there. i will not go into the history, it was part of the russian power since the late 18th century. but of course it would be a tragedy if ukraine tries to take crimea back. so that talk about possible strikes against crimea, that should stop, and that would ease the situation, including of course the possible use of some destructive weapons. not necessarily weapons of mass destruction, but when all 27 countries of the european union and all the countries of nato talk about the need of russia's defeat, of course that makes people in moscow nervous and angry and these situations should be de-escalated. i think this is what moscow wants and what kyiv should want. >> how

this aspirational, more optimistic message, sort of a reaganesque mess am, let's be clear, it hasn't been that successful for republicans since donald trump came on the scene, at least not in primaries. we saw this obviously in 2016. we saw it in 2022. the candidates who won primaries for governor, for senate, for congress, ran much more like donald trump than like nikki haley or tim scott. so the appetite may not be there. >> both candidates from texas. -- from south carolina. both candidates of color. when of the party messages seems to be pushing back on the idea of a more diverse america, decrying the so-called woke agenda, how do these two candidates fit into that? >> it was fascinate, they didn't use the term "woke" at all. instead, in the theme of being aspirational or inspirational, they said look at me, look at my family. how can we be a country that doesn't offer the prospect of achieving success when i've been able to d all of these things. my family has been able to succeed because we're a country as nikki haley says, we need to stop our self-loathing, is her term, her wa

e increases the number those who aspire to a master's degree. at the same time, many of them are already working in the labor market at the same time, and therefore, it turns out, on the one hand, a magistracy, an inferior evening one, and on the other hand. uh, and such an obvious request for knowledge of the reform does not touch the current students. they will finish their studies in the current programs of the higher education system. it will change gradually, it will take all the best from the current times from the soviet times and become more harmonious and transparent, this decision, in fact, removes the accumulated contradictions in the system education in the labor market, associated with different understanding. at the level of education, which were undergraduate specialties, the existing state educational standard, and they are separate for bachelor's and master's programs will no longer work. now , taking into account the needs of the labor market , employers must now determine from the questions who we have been ready for how many

certainly experienced it, definitely , definitely, but he already lived, as it were, with other aspirations, of course, was already securely packed with all his copyrights and was about to leave for his son in israel. suddenly, i suddenly met him. in the courtyard of his house, of course, he habitually spread his arms and did not see each other for six months or 3 days. lovko where are you gone? and then vovka said where is there such an organization that called me some institution that was not far from my house, and which issued some necessary certificates for leaving. i suggested to him and showed him. suddenly he said, vovka, you know eight types of orange yogurt alone in israel, eh. sveta stood by and smiled. i wished them a happy life there and said goodbye. i'm five or six at the metro station oktyabrskaya, i was waiting for the train to get to the television on makayonka. hello you have stood on the opposite side to go to the center. for some reason. i didn't call out to him. i think, ah, i'm in a hurry, and he's probably in a hurry somewhere, since he's standing here, he'll come, se

are we promoting an ideal, something that is not a current reality, but, and aspirational goal? the policy objective of to promote a free and open endo pacific -- indopacific, the vagueness and the lack of ability to define success or failure in promoting this, i think that is exactly why it is so difficult to translate national policy goals of promote into a military strategy that can be used to justify the resources it needs. i will bring it back to the points of the expeditionary warfare conference. you probably thought, will she ever talk about the marines? when you put it on the -- in the context of discussions today and tomorrow at the conference, there has been discussion on the imperative to maintain 31 amphibious l class ships and to build light amphibious warships renamed landing ship medium. and as we await the navy 2024 budget, there is a lot event has a patient always that there will be cuts and attempts to decommission ships again. in the end for bs world l -- the amphibious world lfds are the one. i fear they may come out on the chopping brought -- blocked. let's

last year to the great stone park, indeed the total number of us became such a round date that we aspired to the history of the residents. and this is in various fields of activity. uh, traditionally ours and uh, the medical device industry. we have a number of good projects, both chinese and belarusian. uh, new materials, fine chemicals smart, city ah digital industry in the area. relogistics this is also a very important aspect for development in the current reality, when, let’s say, our logistics chains are breaking a little, and we are adjusting them, so to speak, in new realities, so i will repeat this year again, not an easy one, but quite successfully for the park . well, if we talk about the export of manufactured products, which countries are there today? well, what is the revenue today, uh, we , uh, are guided by the fact that we finished the year with exports of more than $ 100 million, why do we have such confidence? at we don't have any statistical information yet, but for 9 months already uh we. e, we see that the revenue of our residents has increased by more than 60% of th

depths of siberian ores keep proud patience will not be wasted your mournful work is coming. high aspiration go, that the chestnut has risen, the prisoner has died, wait, wait. what are we dragging? come on, let's go to her exit. surname come on, come on, come on. what did she say? surname where we are buried it is not supposed to talk? excuse me, where are we? where are you taking us? please say with dogs please say it's just suspense. does this fate await everyone? thanks to the kazakh ussr i can’t get to bed, but it’s time for me to go to the station, it’s already on its way there. it’s dangerous. i’m your husband. i think of something your place with my son while sleeping. she said that yesterday she sold all the goods. i can do it too. you really need money. i said you're not going anywhere. get out faster. factory article 58 10 dornenko tarnenko, they already kept it. ivanova ivanova where what else is someone here? x in any way now everyone looked at each other, where is ivanova where? stand here your ivanova no, you can't, that's enough. faster faster. well, he told me to line up in

recommendation, it is fundamental because we have to understand that we are not the only ones who aspirenion, there are a large number of countries that have already been granted candidate status that have already opened membership negotiations and we we cannot count on the fact that our special circumstances will give us some alternative or other path to membership in the european union , the leadership of ukraine seems to be counting on certain special conditions. i think that the granting of candidate status has become a special condition for us, and we must understand this, and now it is about quality, and now let's say precisely those countries that are within the european union, well , they are interested in the fact that the countries of the western balkans move towards membership in the european union as soon as possible in the union, they will very meticulously assess everything that ukraine does so that ukraine does not receive benefits that are not justified in their opinion, and that is why we have to be super-demanding to ourselves and when we talk about these seven recommen

i certainly supported their aspirations. are there, so i’m talking about the americans about the january 6 attack by internal terrorists to talk, it turns out that anti- lukashen forces appeared, and he supported them. well , what do i mean, this battle will not end here, of course, please. after all, we constantly hear this mantra russian. why are you looking at what is happening with us maidan, he is not against russia at all, but in belarus protests to curtail lukashenka - this is not against russia, the belarusian oppositionists will actually rally and say, let's develop these forces and russian integration, yes, yes. yes, yes, yes, yes, the myths are absolutely liberal , here is an openly security fan adviser, says ours. the mistake is that we left ukraine, belarus, moldova in the gray zone. and it is very important for us that each of these countries turn away any state transfer in the post-soviet space, any interference from the west and is initially imprisoned in order to change the foreign policy vector in order to

fact, at the moment, we see the unity of the western world in supporting our country in its just aspirationsliberate all temporarily occupied territories of ukraine and return to the internationally recognized borders of ukraine and others, on which all the efforts of ukraine and our partners are currently directed, so in essence, they can say whatever they want, but create, but their implementation does not depend on them, so happened on this historical passage. and as for missiles, with each similar missile attack, which they were not there, they are very sophisticated, these missiles are becoming smaller and smaller, and for example, the caliber that you mentioned now is in the arsenals at all the aggressor countries are very, very few. as of the end of january, it was said that only 9% of the arsenal of these missiles was in the russian federation, and it was from 500 pieces. what was at the beginning of this aggression ? we are talking about several dozen. and now there are let's put it this way to the point that 50 missiles can be located and let's say that's why we see that these miss

the real question is how to implement these aspirations as you know, such aspirations could not be realized in belarus. sanctions and threats are pouring out of hopelessness, and the country continues to live and work in peace, meanwhile, in a strange old world, a wave of protests in britain, the largest demonstration in the last 12 years, on the streets of cities. half a million people came out in london alone, as reported by the media, the demonstration was attended by 40,000 disgruntled residents, teachers and civil servants of the railway workers are on strike all over the country. and even the british border guards with customs officers demand from government wage increases incomes of the population are falling rapidly in january, food inflation was 16% people are ready to fight for their right not to go hungry. in spain, too , tens of thousands of people in the country came out restlessly on the streets of madrid. for several weeks now, doctors have been on strike, demanding that the government abandon the idea of ​​​​privatizing healthcare, it is assumed that private medicine will be

we have seen some great presidents, ronald reagan was someone that we could all aspire to be. i, and even democrats, i always refer to tip o'neill's all politics are local, that is the truth. if we don't involve everyone locally we will not make it here capitol hill. >> what did you do before congress? rep. d'esposito: i was a councilman since 2016, so it's a pretty big place, the largest town in the nation, bigger than seven states, a population of 800,000, and a budget of half a billion. a pretty big operation. i was a proud member of that your -- new york city police department where i retired as a detective. >> tell us about that and how it impacts you today as a member of congress? rep. d'esposito: i worked in brownsville, brooklyn, the most violent square-mile in the city, one of the most top 10 most violent square-mile's i would say in the country. and i always worked in sort of a team-based atmosphere. and i worked, sat in the car with men and women from you know, different cultures, different religions, different economic backgrounds. we grew up very differently, and

[applause] no nation owns these aspirations, and no nation is exempt from them. we have no intention of imposing our culture. but america will always stand firm for the non-negotiable demands of human dignity: the rule of law; limits on the power of the state; respect for women; private property; free speech; equal justice; and religious tolerance. [applause] america will take the side of brave men and women who advocate these values around the world, including the islamic world, because we have a greater objective than eliminating threats and containing resentment. we seek a just and peaceful world beyond the war on terror. in this moment of opportunity, a common danger is erasing old rivalries. america is working with russia and china and india, in ways we have never before, to achieve peace and prosperity. in every region, free markets and free trade and free societies are proving their power to lift lives. together with friends and allies from europe to asia, and africa to latin america, we will demonstrate that the forces of terror cannot stop the momentum o

veronika , you and i will talk about the european integration aspirations of ukraine, but after i told you about the visit of joe baidun, he confused everything, but in the good sense of the word, today is about joe biden's visit how would you answer the question that we asked the viewers on youtube, what does this visit mean, a near victory , the collapse of putin's empire, or is your option probably a near victory, and now let's move on to ukraine's european integration aspirations and our relations with the european union , you know me personally, it seems that this is frankly telling you that earlier we talked a little more about our progress towards membership in the european union, recently we hear less about it, there are no statements, but they seem to be cursory statements talking about something we remember, uh, about this, they talk more about war, weapons, victory. well, here they just casually mention, am i wrong, or really, well, i guess we just live in very short periods of time, that's why this is the impression well, because in fact , only on february 3, there was a hu

well, they make it quite clear to us that you aspire to the european union , reform yourself, and thereo indulgences. uh, global military successes and when we defeat the russian federation , there will still be reforms. above all, the european commission calls on ukraine to take all necessary measures so that the legislation on the constitutional court de oligarchization money laundering and national minorities was in line with international recommendations . this was reported by the commissioner for good neighborhood and enlargement, oliver varhey . on me i ot p olezhe yesterday we witnessed the great anti-corruption activity of the ukrainian law enforcement system, the fight against corruption is also one of the requirements for us to minimize it, so be it, this is what will help us to join the european union faster. did it somehow affect our partners who are in kyiv today? is there any feedback? i am convinced that these are the actions of the ukrainian authorities. searches, when they see the initiation of criminal cases, when they see dismissals , they believe that this is a since

organized by the collective west against russia and belarus did not reach the goal of our integration aspirations within. the eu has only become stronger, there is an understanding that this vector has no alternative, and they believe that the eurasian union has withstood another stress test with honor. it becomes obvious that the world community has entered an era of already deglobalization of the economic system, reformatting, breaking world markets and restructuring supply chains division payment systems revision by many countries of the structure of their gold and foreign exchange reserves. our state is facing a fundamentally new challenge. to ensure the integration of the eurasian economic union into the newly formed international architecture of relations. will sign a new package of documents with a main focus on the removal of barriers and the development of transport corridors the next meeting of the eu intergovernmental council will be held in the summer in sochi there are supplies of tanks to ukraine, so berlin decided not to limit itself to leopards 2 dozens of leopards will also go sq

you know, it is what it is aspires exist, you know. and i'm a spy. and mission mission accomplished with yes, awesome. more at gas, dia r t, from moscow. war than 250 according troops have been killed as the russian murphy continues its advance for the de nest republic. according to the defense murphy, these spoke exclusively about the latest updates on the front lines of the head of the dentist republic. dentist pushes him and a switching metal center. one of our tel mosque is really in the spotlight right now. recently, 2 settlements were liberated america and jaga met with us, which allowed wagner to get closer to settlements. that allowed them to squeeze the ring tighter around or tell moscow taking into account that there are no longer any roads or enemies supply lights. there are not under fire under the operational control of our units. this greatly complicates the already difficult situation for the enemy in the city itself work a little harder. we also saw that the enemy blew up the dam, trying to slow down the advance of our unit 14, but co

all the steps that are member aspiring members have to fulfill. there's just one exception . ukraine will gain faster access to the european market. then candidates usually do that's due to the war as means of supporting ukraine's economy. there is already a waiver on import tariffs from ukraine in many industries, and that will be extended under steps to was an integration into the opium market. might be faster than the membership process. now from the land also announced that there will be a new round of sanctions against russia. has she given any more details? was she can not give more details because it's there member states there will have to agree on the sanctions. it's not she and the lansky who are negotiating these sanctions. lensky has given is input what ukraine expects. ukraine expects a are ban on the russian nuclear industry. that something that seems to be a little bit unlikely at the moment in europe, but this is something that member states are discussing with the only hint she has given at where the sanctions i had in. is that wh

. >> families tuned in to these tv shows to see an aspirational version of what family life could be.ing and learning, right? >> with the family sitcom at the height of its popularity, fox started moving into the television arena. >> fox was new, building their network. they were one of the last majors to build a network. >> they decided they were going to use the family sitcom to do that and compete against the big three. >> al, look at our little girl. we don't really have to go to a recital, do we? >> they wound up going in a completely opposite direction, sort of the anti in a way, anti-family sitcom. >> bud, apologize to your sister. >> no. >> okay. >> "married with children" is full of trash people that do horrible things and say horrible things. >> quiet, you morons. >> you're always aware they were wise guys zinging each other. >> peg, how could you sell the family "playboys"? >> looking back on it now, i don't know how that show stayed on air. >> this okay, mom? i haven't worn it since grandma's funeral. >> "married with children" helped put fox on the map. >> this idea of a

well we're revisiting the thesis if you look back at what we said a year ago about the company's aspirations concerns with the product and of its adopt ability and the use of capital, everything came true we scored our predictions. only thing we were off on was the magnitude of the stock price. it went down to $10 below our target so we fast forward to today and what has changed and the answer is really nothing. other than a press conference and attachment of the company to the latest ai buzz, which is chat gpt but there are so many unanswered questions here such as how are they going to make money and what the customer use case here that we see nothing but a billion dollar value based upon speculation and hope and our field research which is talking to former employees knowledgeable about the situation, we have concerns about the promotional timing of this press conference by the company and also about how, again, how will it translate into revenues and upside potential for shareholders >> so the press conference you're talking about is when c3 ai said the product would be launched march of

everybody is supposed to aspire to mediocrity because, by the way, you just can't stand out.his is, this is, in my view, it's a recipe for national decline. >> yeah, it really is. it simply is not going to do whatst the, help the intended targets the i way they expect it to. and, you know, if i may just try to cite another example of helping gifted and talented kids, paul, those of us who follow sports or have had children come through the school athletic systems are well aware of the fact that it's a young kid, especially a minority kid in the inner city. by the time he's 8 or 9 years old has shown skills in, say, basketball, football or soccer. there is an entire formal system out there that will come in there, mentors, coaches, alternative leagues, extra practices that will be given to that kid to allow him to excel all the way through the school system. it's been doing that for years. why isn't there a similar system for black and minority kids who excel in things like math and academic skills? the public schools don't provide that sort of thing. they don't identify those

trying to really lean in, instead of grievance, leaning into aspiration.alter, joining us tonight from south carolina. always good to see you. amy: great to see you, thank you. ♪ geoff: as bids for the republican presidential nomination ramp up and new details emerge about the false claims of fraud from the last presidential election, it's time for the analysis of brooks and capehart. that's new york times columnist david brooks and jonathan capehart, associate editor for the washington post. welcome to you both. let's start with the revelation late last night in the court filing in the dominion systems lawsuit against fox news showing fox executives and hosts did not believe the election lies they were pedaling on television. david, what you make of the notionhat fox determined telling the truth and being straight with its viewers was not good for its bottom line? david: i don't know whether to feel leader not that tucker did not believe it, that he maybe has some core that is honest. at the new york times and most other news organizations, we have two mi

just to limit at least limit aspirations. so over the government in yeah, let me remind you that just recently in the sky, he said that you was going to recall the crimea. and obviously the russian leadership is taking this seriously. you know what the geisha works now start in increasing the ad to protected from a possible invasion. let me remind you that crimea has been a part of russia for 8 years now, or to 1000000 people living there. i will not go into history. it was over there actually in that lead the 18th century soldiers through the states. but of course it would be a tragedy if you green tries to take grania bad, so that the dog, the responsible dog people like victoria newland about possible strikes against the graeme. yeah, that should stop and that would ease the situation in good. and of course, most people use some destructive weapons, not necessarily a weapons of mass destruction, but just when the old 27 countries. busy of the european union and also got there's a need to talk about the need or brushing the

have started its war against the residence of donnas candle ganske, but instead listens to their aspirations, there would have been no need for our special military operation. tell me where, when and from whom did you hear that the purpose of our operation is the destruction of ukraine. it's d, ukraine is ation here. so we have never declared such goals. but if russia stops, the discrimination and persecution of the russian speaking population in crane and the violation of their rights and freedoms will continue, as well as the glorification of nazi criminals has got more on the latest un security council session from on neo correspondence. caleb moore pin now caleb, good to see. so what else has come out of this friday's meeting? well, the meeting was essentially because of the anniversary of the denies indication operation of the various u. s. a line countries including ukraine, were given a platform at the un security council to give speeches condemning russia, accusing russia atrocities, et cetera. however, russia had the opportunity as a permanent member of the security council to come

there's no higher aspiration than freedom. americans know that and you know it and all that we do now must be done. so our children and grandchildren will though it as well freedom the enemy, the tyrant, the hope with a brave huh. truth of the age is freedom. stand with us. we will stand with you. let us move forward with faith in conviction, or the abiding commitment to be allies, not of darkness, but of light. not about pressure, but of liberation, not of captivity, but yes of freedom. a god bless you all the god protect our troops. may god bless the heresy, grade, and all those who do defend freedom around the world. thank you, paul, and thank you. thank you. thank you for what you're doing. joshua b is just gone 1700 as g m t. we've been lips thing to and watching the u. s. a. present joe biden give a speech and ponens capital war saw to cheering crowds who were watching and they've been waiting for him for quite some time and a chilly 7 degrees celsius. the, an poland biden's speech was full of energy displays of strength. thank keith, sand strong and nato is more united than eve

with ambition and aspiration. therein lies the strength of our nation.nd since our founding we have been on a march forward to fully realize our promise. to complete the unfinished work to secure freedom and liberty for all. [cheers & applause] these outcomes will not be inevitable. they will not just happen. it takes steadfast determination and dedication. the kind of determination and dedication possessed by some of our greatest patriots. those americans who fault -- who fought a civil war to end slavery. [applause] who organized at seneca falls to ensure -- to secure a woman's right to vote. [applause] who launched the freedom rides to advance civil rights. [applause] and spoke out at the stonewall to defendant human rights. [applause] in each of these movements, those leaders expanded rights, which advanced the cause of freedom and liberty. 50 years ago today, so did those who won a fight in the united states supreme court to recognize fundamental, constitutional right of a woman to make decisions about her own body. [cheers & applause] not the gover