and laurie smith herself is not refusing services to people on the basis of their class. if a same-sex couple came and said we want a website about selling our house or we want a website advertising our business or something, she's absolutely happy to do that. this is not because of their class. similarly, if a heterosexual couple said -- and we want it said we want a website celebrating some aspect of anything that she disagrees with, she's not willing to take that. it doesn't have to do with the person. it has to do with the message. this is why some of these theories of what if someone would refuse blacks at a lunch counter again, that's utterly unrelated to this case. that has nothing to do with speech. that actually did have to do with the color of the person's skin. this is something that's very different. it's limited to speech. that's why it's a free speech case. it's limited to people who are bringing a message. and again, laurie smith is happy to give a whole range of messages for same-sex attracted individuals. she's not happy to do messages that celebrate a pa

host: i'm want to come back to laurie smith. a question from michael thorton on twitter asking, cannot block business owners refused to provide services because they are white or vice versa? can a jew or muslim refused to serve a christian? i would like to know the answers. guest: lori serves everybody regardless of their identity and background. we are focused on beliefs. it is not about the who it is the message that she is being asked to express. should a democrat website designer be forced to design a website for ron desantis? if they disagree with the message then the constitution protects their right to decline to do so. this is not about declining to serve a person but rather a message. the government should never force any american to support a message that conflicts with their beliefs about a variety of topics. they should never have the power to force any of us to say or do things that violate our deeply held beliefs. host: on the line for those who identify as as lgbtq. guest: hi matt and john. where is matt getting s

but lyn laurie says most of them were killed. only if you manage to escape by hiding the bush for days on end. that same bush is now patrol, bury london soldiers on the lookout for insurgents. the london brigadier general has come to meet with my toes, karima, an official in the small town. if it was to come down, there wasn't around when the militants attacked his town. he says he would have been killed immediately, otherwise the place is in ruins, but at least he's now able to return or might feel like a free man again. people sense that things are back to normal again. now, what we're going to be. no, no, in that the children to now play outside. but soldiers are still patrolling all the time. the rewind an army is never the less confident that the insurgents won't be able to mount any significant. come back to you. does that to us a visit in this particular that's a much some of the successful. busy the few remnants, it's got them different areas. we're not able to build the lives themselves to areas where they moved into pla

so you can see that laurie from kenya owns the hotel, wasn't in palm at the time. oh, lucky. but her manager roby told her about it after a while people started seeking resting here. nobody expected. i'm very, very, very frankly, because people knew was the, the, the extreme is had been doing. people in the boards chopping them off and, you know, being vague. so you could imagine the fear of everybody that was in palmer and, and, and as roby said, we opened the gate because a lot of people have running down here and buying it on the guy after a few days, some of those who had found shelter here tried to get to the gas pumped, but lin laurie says most of them were killed. only if you manage to escape by hiding the bush for days on end. that same bush is now patrol, bury london soldiers on the lookout for insurgents. the london brigadier general has come to meet with my toes karima, an official in the small town. if it was to come down, there wasn't around when the militants attacked his town. he says he would have been killed immediately. otherwise the place is in ruins. but a

we will hold on, laurie to crane. key saves it's counter offensive, has read captured villages image on net skins, upper region regions. but the russian defense ministry released these pitches claiming that they had repelled counter offensive attacks by ukrainian false. as president putin described opposition law says as close to catastrophic here the shelves, if you all the bumps of the control rumbles on the city was one's home to 12000 people for the few who remain for her little information is guess and it loose with this means that admit that we don't have electricity, your internet is you. you came here and told us that the counter offensive had already begun to the fact that we are here walking around and wondering if it started. this doesn't really seem right to continue the new teaching of ukraine save it has liberated as many as 7 villages on its front lines. 3 of them was the 3 days ago. the russian forces were still here. so we changed them out from the scrooge. mia. with laurie to crane, this village was under russian occupation for one and a half years or more things or

we change them out from this coach, new laurie to crane. this village was under russian occupation for one and a half years, but these are ukrainian lands to them though. they may be optimism over parts of games. but beneath the blue and yellow of ukraine's flag light the bodies of those killed in the fight as well. john spencer is the chair as open wolf as studies with a medicine policy for him. i asked him if we can verify you claiming the printing and claims of having gained land on the ground and how significant that would be. yeah, i think we can verify those. there's plenty of jew locating open source intelligence sources that validated the videos of ukrainian glass going over recently. liberated villages are in fact true. so it's pretty undeniable. and that's probably frustrating to russia who likes to control information. how significant is in the counter offensive. it is significant to break through the lines of russian defences . but it's to be frank, we're only seeing probably 10 percent of what actually been allocated for the co

. >> reporter: laurie white is one of charlie's daughters, born when he was already 52 years old. >>>> reporter: despite being an older dad, laurie says charlie was as vigorous as could be. and would remain so for an astonishing number of years. >> he had a 1967 convertible mustang and in the summertime he would go to my oldest sister's house almost every day and swim 100 laps. >> reporter: how old is he in this story? >> my goodness, he did it through his 90s and up until he was probably 104. >> reporter: and that beloved '67 mustang, laurie's still got it. do you feel a connection to your dad when you are driving this car? >> i do. yes. i have had interesting things happen, like saxophone music will come on the radio out -- just come on the radio. >> reporter: really? >> i'm like, oh, dad, you know? >> i think dr. charlie added a whole lot to mom's last while here. yeah. >> reporter: chris cooper may not have gotten a chance to ride in charlie's mustang, but he did get to see the effect charlie on his beloved mother, mary anne walton cooper. >> one the aspects of the great relation

that is laurie 0liva there. now it is time for the weather. hello again.e we've ever seen here in the uk, beating the previous record holding year, which was back in 1940. now, one thing you might notice over the next few days is that we could have some quite red sunrises and sunsets, and that's partly down to what's going on right across the other side of the atlantic, where in eastern canada we continue to see these wildfires rage out of control. and the smoke from these is building up through the atmosphere and is heading the jet stream getting carried across the atlantic, and moving across our skies. it's really high in the atmosphere, so no concerns about air quality. but this smoke high up in the earth's atmosphere could make those sunrises and sunsets a little bit redder. something to watch out for. that is, of course, if you can see them at all, because we are going to see quite a bit of cloud over the next 24 hours behind this warm front. the warm front, well, humid air will be following that with some brisk south—westerly winds working in. and we

we change them out from this coach, new laurie to crane. this village was under russian occupation for one and a half years, but these are ukrainian lands to them though. that may be optimism over parts of gains. but beneath the blue and yellow of ukraine's flag a lie the bodies of those killed in the fights. the destruction of the nova called down in ukraine has codes cause severe flooding along the pro river and areas near the black sea. the region is home to some of the country's most photo agricultural london. many farms a threatened by the flooding, dw correspondence. sonya found the cause sense of this report from a village in the mid july of region. the village of pablo, maria a nice guy in southeastern ukraine. it was bombarded heavily solstio by occupying russian pulses, leaving mines and explosives. avery, with no southern flooding, has severe trouble supplies, and cutoff entire areas. the destruction of the gulf of them has affected places much further away. sure. in the we can live region, meet agricultural area, water levels an

we change them out from this coach. mia with laurie to crane. this village was under russian occupation for one and a half years, but things are ukrainian, lance, to them though, they may be optimism over parts of games. but beneath the blue and yellow of ukraine's flag light, the bodies of those killed in the fight succumb ukraine's. claims of re taking some villages be verified. i'm high, significant with those games be earlier. we spoke to defense analysts, john spencer, who's with the madison policy for him to. yeah, i think we can verify there's, there's plenty of jo, locating open source intelligence sources that have validated the videos of ukrainian glass going over recently. liberated villages are in fact true. so it's pretty undeniable, and that's probably frustrating to russia who likes to control information. how significant is in the counter offensive. it is significant to break through the lines of russian defences. but it's to be frank, we're only seeing probably 10 percent of what actually been allocated for the counter. but the

so we changed them out from this quote from you, laurie to crane. this village was under russian occupation for one and a half years. but these are ukrainian lands to them. no. can i? that may be optimism of a pulse of gains. but beneath the blue and yellow of ukraine's flag light the bodies of those killed in the fight. but here's a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. you and nuclear tree exchange for f l grossey says he's very concerned. ukraine's is that for reason new to the power plant could get cool. top in keeps kind for offensive. speaking in the ukrainian capital before visiting the plant, he won that any leakage from the nuclear facilities rest of law could lead to a loss of cooling capacity reservoir, which we, more than a 100 people to fade dead off for a river boat accident in central nigeria at least 300 people were on board when the boat capsized on the niger river, many passengers were returning from the wedding ice. it is from overcrowding. all common in nigeria. in a bizarre case of crop destruction

so we changed them out from the scrooge. mia with laurie to crane. this village was under russian occupation for one and a half years, but things are ukrainian, lance, to them though, they may be optimism over parts of games. but beneath the blue and yellow of ukraine's flag light, the bodies of those killed in the fight. it is a look now at some of the other stories making headlines you, when you clear chief coffee, i grossey as being meeting with ukraine's president. so let's see in teams where he again, going to risk to the sample and share a nuclear power plant due to finding across his team is set to visit the site to assess the impact of last week stan bridge. the plant has been under busing control for the past year. francis accused russia of running a this information campaign to undermine waste and support for ukraine. the front agency responsible for funding fund digital interference, said that accounts falsely identifying as popular french media websites provide pro russian information. the agency said the content denigrated, the ukranian

it's a bacterium does what's called chemical factor laurie. what has been identified is one of the main causes of stomach cancer, and many people carry this stomach cancer causing bacteria among faith, the transmission roots are from person to person, but toggling so many people carry their entire line without any symptom. pulling this oak, leaving slung on it as in bacon some 12 miles clayton. nevertheless, you can at least to know a risk by eating well and keeping your way down obesity and consuming too much alcohol or food science. salt, make gastric consent. more likely, one of gemini is largest of a health studies called the not co study is currently taking place to push the boundaries of what we know about what causes cancer in the gastro intestinal tract . steve was tatiana a drug, gantski is one of 200000 subjects taking pots. the searching 3 year olds will provide was such as with information on her diet, lifestyle and health for so she is past due to band blueberries raspberries. do with the move in the summer, quite often, 2 or 3 ti

so you just saw laurie and launching campaigns, explaining to people where to kind of go and kind of go on to expect that even a is that where seen a safe with nazi but there's also even longer term. what do you about? people's livelihoods are drinking water just being able to. ready construct some sort of the infrastructure that's that all of these are going to be because of ac is trying to just particularly if you look at the war that's in continues on the go daddy. i mean from safe the children international. i want to thank you so much for your time today. it was fascinating speaking to you. take a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world and citizens warring factions have once again agreed to assist 5. that's according to us themselves. you negotiate is the truth has been approved by both the student needs armed forces. i'm the rapid support forces. it's scheduled to begin south is a and a set to last 24 hours. the announcement comes as the student needs government has a choose the un envoy, and so dawn of taking sides saying he is no longer welcome.

laurie: it is not unsafe everywhere, but we still have challenges. we know that. we are not out of the woods yet. we had a very tough three years. lyanne: in fact, the city is forecasting to be back to pre-pandemic tourist members by the year 2026. let's talk about the other neighborhoods like west portal and others. they did well in 2022, but so far in 2023, it has not been an outstanding year for them. the golden gate restaurant association told us there are at least two reasons for that. number one, the layoffs and the uncertainty in the tech industry . number two, the cold weather. people don't want to sit outside. dan: it has been brutal. lyanne: i know, unseasonably cold. ama: i think it is changing. lyanne: hopefully. ama: we will talk to sandhya later. dan: as we wrap up pride month, a look at the state of pride in california. sandhya: i am meteorologist sandhya patel. summer is finally making an appearance. i will show you how hot unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workf

. >> reporter: the justices ruled 6-3 and favor of laurie smith who sued over a state law saying making wedding websites for same-sex marriages conflicts with her religious beliefs and colorado's law violates her right to free speech. >> there are some messages i can create no matter who requested them. >> reporter: writing for the court, justice neil gorsuch sites first amendment protection, saying colorado seeks to force an individual to speak in ways that align with its views but defy her conscious about a matter of major significance. in her dissent, justice sonia sotomayor wrote for the first time in its history, the court grants a business open to the public a constitutional right to refuse to serve members of a protected class. back to what is expected later this hour. we are expecting to hear from president biden. he said in a statement the fight is not over and he promised to detail his next steps, possible new executive action or other legal avenues he could pursue on student loan relief. >> lgbtq advocates worry the court's ruling in the web designers case paves the way for e

his ministry company will be disbanded. diane hawkins report from muska us government pollution was laurie castle to distinguish between the beginning for goshen, who he didn't name directly, but suddenly came directory named as a traitor who had stopped the country. in the back. hood created a mutiny and a security risk of buffalo, russia, a route to do it, states with instability and low volume to fly to so he described as patriots. we something unusual for a group of fighters who would come within striking distance of moscow lighting and poaching in the kremlin needs vol. gonna, as a fighting force as a projection all of its interest beyond russian board is. but they also need to keep them out all midland could a safe distance away from moscow at least 3 feet from the dead, and dozens injured down to a rock attack in the eastern ukrainian city of carla task. 2 missiles had to popular dining area and the city center emergency crews are still searching for victims and the rumble. an audio recording has been released to former us president donald trump, which appears to contradict his clai

>> no, in fact, laurie's case was filed before jack's case went to the supreme court, and now that she has seen the punishment imposed on him in the 10th year of litigation, and colorado is the most aggressive to impose their law and fines and re-education against like-minded speakers like laurie, and she has the right to go to court and reprosecute her, and this is what the justice system has for her. >> and so what is impactful is including affirmative action and now this case related to free speech has been the idea of similar lawyers. you had edward bluhm with the affirmative action case with different action trying to get to the supreme court, and the different bain of trying to understand the contours of the supreme court holdings, and this is a trend where people are looking and combing through very carefully through supreme court precedent to ensure that they are able to acknowledge, understand and identify the various loopholes or open doors that the supreme court has opened, and then use them in future litigation to close them. >> elie, one thing that has changed here is sinc

the metal and then it goes into what states which is someone to get this laurie then we would take out some of the court we played to the bed and then we dry it. what would be happening but it still did you guys when using your your process. most of it would be a lot. more of our- we will have some guys either. re still within the machine other goals at the break. every stage of the process is being carefully considered. the dyson chemical several recyclable. and the water is we used to. after the drying process the fabric is pressed into paper like she- surprising expected media products this is. this is one day. i don't know if it's really good start for making yeah. five or- this is the raw material from which the viscose fabric is finally made. the restaurant. you can find it like in all the fiber. so this could be woven into eddie i loaded. what we got here this is the famous yellow dress this is the world's first chemically recycled piece of garment well this made from blue jeans. now all eyes rising stock it doesn't look like a where the environment the friendly garment this loo

their willow curry, diego baez, laurie feathers and tara merrigan.so at this time, i'd like invite the board to stand. one last thing before i go perpetuating a national controversy, passion about reading, criticism and literature. means we must welcome more people into the practice and the profession. to that end, the nbcc launched its emerging critics fellowship 2017, seeking, identify, nurture and support. next generation of book critics. want to recognize this year's of ten emerging critics by name. they are lila benitez, james. kathy chao. summer ferrer. ella fox. martins. ricard. o'hara. meal a day. essence. stefan. maisy wilcher gordon and liz wood. please look for their bylines. if you an assigning editor, please hire them. and now is my delight and my honor. welcome the amazing maris kreizman vp of awards to this evening's program. thank you so much. clean up the board this year. i mean, after tonight. so thank you for all. see and thank. so i get to tell you all the fun stuff. there is a reception at 63/5 avenue just up street on 12th. arou

finally, the court will decide a case involving a colorado graphic designer named laurie smith. she's an evangelical christian who wants to expand her business to do wedding websites, but she's opposed to marriage and the law in colorado would require her to do same wedding sites if she also does opposite wedding sites. she says colorado law violates her right to free speech. but opponents say if she wins, it could open the door to all kinds of discrimination, people with disabilities. >> african americans, jews, muslims, others, findings also acts as the marketplace. you can define your service. so you exclude higher category people. noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> we could see the first batch of supreme court decisions by tomorrow morning at about 7 o'clock in the morning. our time. >> up next, a new deal is brewing between state government and hollywood. >> it's looking to expand >> it's looking to expand safety on sets. ♪ cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. major enterprises around the world, healthcare companies, energy companies,

laurie: it is not unsafe everywhere, but we still have challenges we know that. we are not out of the woods yet. we had a very tough three years. lyanne: the city is forecasting to be back to pre-pandemic tourist members by the year 2026. let's talk about the other neighborhoods like west portal and others. they did well in 2022, far, 2023 has been good but not outstanding for them. the golden gate restaurant association says its members say the layoffs and the uncertainty in the tech industry have in a big factor. another factor -- you won't guess. the cold weather. dan: that's true. lyanne: that's what they have been telling us, that people want to dine outside, but then it is too cold. dan: not just san francisco, the whole bay area. lyanne: ye veryah, ama: in tourists appears to be prompt again increase in rental car break-ins. rental agencies are getting 20 to 30 cars back each day with broken windows. the report quotes the head of the american car agency, saying car companies are losing money hand over fist. rental cars are targeted because of the greater l

of course, laurie smith, the web designer at the heart of all of this, we'll hear from her in just ader justice, jeff graverman out of minnesota. i will explain on the back end of what they say in a moment. but first take a listen to what they said in the immediate aftermath of the decision dropping down this morning. >> this case has always been about speech, and when speech is concerned speech should be protected. so today's victory protects not just me but them as well, protects the lgbtq website designer just as much as it protects me. it is really hard to see the majority of the court strike such a blow for anti-discrimination law. no one really wants to go about their lives thinking, if i go to this place, if i go to this restaurant, if i go to this store, am i going to be turned away for who i am. the court seems to say, well, that's just, you know, a part of life. >> reporter: so obviously two very different reactions there. we asked laurie smith a couple of questions, and you heard, she says she feels like it is a win for free speech, for first amendment. she is obviously th

it was hidden in a large laurie hall between the rope and the opera house. the damage was so severe, i was able to stand at my desk and 48 look through the restaurant will look through the opera hush will and see the opera hostage. such was the, the force of the blast. and we find a part of the engine block on the 12th floor riffles hotel the devastating gold of may. 1993 was the last of searching for the attacks. but the provisional i already on the hotel, you to buy the rafter, the hotel you to put his boat or the hastings hotel group on the hotel move towards a more positive future. the new own is completely refurbished dio rocha but the face of politics and all that was also changing piece towards ramped up in the mid 19 ninety's. and when you as president bill clinton and his wife hillary visited northern ireland in support of the peace process. they checked into the road for 1191995. the clinton sweden is named in their own the the formal and the possibilities was finally signed with the good friday agreement. on the 10th of april, 1998. it was the end

in the other ruling, the justices sided with laurie smith's argument that she is protected by the first amendment from being forced to express messages through her work that she is against. she challenged colorado's public accommodations law which prohibits disdiscrimination. this case is similar to one five years ago when a cake baker refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple on religious reasons. this case focused only on first amendment rights with the court ruling 6-3 in her favor. she's an evangelical christian who says she believes marriage should be between a man and a woman. the biden administration backed colorado. in washington, brie jackson, nbc news. >> barbara lee responding to the court's decision on student loan debt. "i strongly urge the biden administration to use the tools at his disposal to cancel student debt regardless of scotus' decision to ignore the letter of the law in its backwards decision." now, scotus ruled in favor of a colorado web designer who refuses to create websites for supples because of religious reasons. that designer sued the state of colora

people who have a big name and a neo nazi circles like laurie is another people also to a group called steely hills, which is a neo nazi group. i always suspected that some of these money might have gone to the wrong people. brian suspected that the fil, a head ties to put to move. it's a supportive, deep stream is group. still a few folks all silent, help known as the nazi princess booth. it's was the door of assess lead to heinrich him low. but if it's marshall looked at the money to support nazis, a neo nazis facing prosecution. with that suspicion from trouble to building in 2015, becoming a launch is most important. witness try when there was that night i was in building, it was dark. sometimes i forget something in a long chance. remember, well think, think again, sort of sitting there and i was given my testimony conflict about this time because he needed that as a witness to make these these rates of young done him. we questioned arthur brand here in berlin in may 2015 for the month. that was very important testimony funded because for the 1st time she was able to describe to u

as hugh laurie said when he learned about ukraine's attack on russia on ukraine in the 14th year, heor a boycott of all russian goods, but i remembered that apart from vodka and weapons, they do not produce anything what's up, what's up, gentlemen, we're going, we're going to take a short break , then we'll continue, bohdan logvynenko , the founder of ukraine, a journalist who and his volunteers visited the kherson region, returned from there and can tell what they saw and what else need those people who, uh, survived the great water, which is receding little by little, and it actually becomes clear what is left after that great water, and what is no longer there, it will be talked about later , so stay with us, you drink the antidote, so it brings you peace of mind, children, sons, the antidote , the exclusive plantain can become an obstacle and after all, stairs are not with my knees from knee pain try the dolgit cream , it relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves the mobility of the joints, you can also walk, the only yellow cream for joint pain, ukraine, malta, for moderate s

so we changed them out from this coach, new laurie to crane. this village was under russian occupation for one and a half years. but these are ukrainian lands them little thing that may be optimism over parts of games. but beneath the blue and yellow of ukraine's flag by the bodies of those killed in the fight. for more analysis, we are now joined by justin from a military veteran intelligence and security expert seo of sibling, which is a strategic advisory company, joins us from the u. k, great, that'd be with us. justin. it's on the really dies in the crime in counter offensive. what's your understanding of the crime in advance as it stands? i mean, as you just to ukraine is a balancing on a few axis. so there are 2 main ones in the south, and the law says that for you sure. and then on the boundary between that some and the deluxe region, i'm not c area where your correspond. it was just reporting that the ukraine has captured a string of villages on the river. the body that sort of starts to push towards wherever rushes occupies the land.

finally, the court will decide a case involving a colorado graphic designer named laurie smith.n evangelical christian who wants to expand her business to do wedding websites, but she's opposed to marriage and the law in colorado would require her to do same wedding sites if she also does opposite wedding sites. she says colorado law violates her right to free speech. but opponents say if she wins, it could open the door to all kinds of discrimination, people with disabilities. >> african americans, jews, muslims, others findings also acts as the marketplace. you can define your service. so you exclude higher category of people while bellow kron. 4 news. >> we could see the first batch of supreme court decisions as soon as tomorrow morning around 07:00am our time. keep you posted there. meanwhile, moscow still picking up the pieces after a near rebellion by its own mercenaries. the head of the wagner mercenary group released the first statement since ending its march 2 moscow claiming that the group was, quote, bound to cease existence on july. first in the head of the group was

so we changed them out from the scrooge. near laurie to crane, this village was under russian occupation for one and a half years. but things are ukrainian lands to them though. they may be optimism over parts of games. but beneath the blue and yellow of ukraine's flag light the bodies of those killed in the fight. john spencer is the chair of evan ball faced studies with the medicine policy form and the author of understanding of in both. it joins us from colorado, springs. john, the funny military were understandably taught lift on tactics, but they are claiming now gains on the battlefield. can we verify that and do we know exactly how significant both gained? yeah, i think we can verify there's, there's plenty of jo, locating open source intelligence sources that have validated the videos of ukrainian glass going over recently. liberated villages are in fact true. so it's pretty undeniable. and that's probably frustrating to russia who likes to control information. how significant is in the counter offensive. it is significant to break through the lines of russian defenses. but it's

about bikes, i would alternate to the green and they also help to exercise professional cyclists, laurie's the day here in gonna is on a mission to make electronic bikes more accessible and fun. in governor's capital, a cost getting from a to b can be a nightmare. it's normally hot in distances of fault. and if you do drive or take public transport, you're stuck in traffic. rush hour can triple travel times. so canadians are increasing the switching to to wheels. lawrence a j is a pro site list and has been building his own e bikes for years, with a twist. what his 1st job on by case 1st i use uh, recycling the boxes. yeah. so kindly i buy that product to possible is then very strong and like the room is very strongly like that is times once i started working on these, i want to know young. i think it was like living. excellent. and i saw before riding on this because in, uh, that was the videos. so i wanted to create for myself and phone then, you know, as i progressed into a little made, is it like the 26 year old is self code. he watches youtube tutorials almost every day and think cuz

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therefore, when the appeal from the head of the committee to the son of national defense security laurise. and he points out that i call , including for aggression against lithuania and other european countries, no, laurina, i call for the destruction of the nazi barrels, how else to regard those who glorify the guilty criminals. this is a crime against humanity, which you and your friends are trying to erase from the memory of the lithuanian people. do not hope, but the fact that you are not nazi dobitki initiate cases against a jew and anti-fascist what do you want to surprise me with? want to apply to europe i'm in moscow come arrest me and try to arrest me. something tells me that cases will be initiated, they will be initiated with joy, by the way, i want to remind you that it is from the baltic states that the phrases they complete russia and russian history are heard. how did they manage to turn the regions of the nazis? but in moscow under the article false denunciation and under the article how is the rehabilitation of nazism, because these are guilty of the rehabilitation of na

i'm laurie from boone, iowa. and laurie, glad you came. >> thanks. president trump, i want you toyo know how much our country needso you and we pray for you daily. i want to know is what'si want the first thing you're going to do to get the southern border cleaned up and how ares you going to get all theseofe ar illegals out of our country that we are footine footg the bl for? >> right. so so we have incredible peopler ,these these people thatk work for us , the toughest people. and they love our country and the border patrol people are incredible. brandon judd is one of the top people, as you he's a fantastic guy. brandon and tom bowman. .how about tom bowman? he's just and we have the people. ave to g we have to get this cleaned upt. fast. we have to get a step. we had it stopped and the drugs now are twelve times more . think of it twelve times more than they were three years ago. and the human trafficking ind th women, because it's 95% women,n the human trafficking has gone through the roof because they just come acrossac the border like it's ope