i. e. america, if it's part of the goodness of our in house, we're not doing it because we we invested. yeah. so we, we expect over time, but i think that's exactly why he was in the us. that's exactly why they keep writing politicians with that. because they were essentially just selling off those assets. we would, you know, the stories we discover on the pry them home to buy it in a note of this stuff, you know. okay. yeah, i think we will know what's going to happen, but say you does actually run any does when the next election, at some point someone in his family is going to have a very nice board seat, probably on one of these previously publicly held companies in the price, i get paid millions and millions of dollars full. probably a one hour fucking cool, maybe every 5 years, if they're lucky. and they know the news this week, the kenyan at national human rights commission has launched an investigation into electric killings. and at times by security guards at the local pine, up a phone which is owned by an american company. and that's up to escape any investigation was published

i e america, if it's part of the goodness of our in house, we're not doing it because we we invested. yeah. so we, we expect over time, but i think that's exactly why he was in the us. that's exactly why the training politicians are that they were essentially just selling off those assets. we would, you know, the stories we discover on the part of them home to buy it in a note of this stuff. you know. okay. yeah. i think we will know what's going to happen. so let's say you does actually run any does when the next election, at some point someone in his family is going to have a very nice board seat, probably on one of these previously publicly held companies in the price. i get paid millions and millions of dollars full of probably a one hour fucking cool. maybe every 5 years if they're lucky. well this week. so original thoughts is reflecting over the last weekends failed. newton a is. what does it run if occasions, both inside and outside the country, what's addressing the minutes you on tuesday? but somebody may have to 10 claim to the volume the crusade against moscow. never. so t

, uh, in order to better understand the russian people and your culture , and so i returned to italy . e study in americaat i just wanted to study with a russian teacher in russia because i believe to study here, huh? it 's completely different to even just walk around moscow and see that, well, there, uh, beloved tchaikovsky and even that monument, this, of course, may sound trite, but it's so inspiring. that is, you understand, then of course i would like to delve into creativity. yes, even more you talk about people, uh, russians, who, uh, met you in russia and who immediately conquered you. how did they conquer you? here, look, i myself here is the first evening. yes, i was met by friends and invited. eh, mine. yes, i arrived , they didn’t open the door, they said in english then, because they are in russian, really. i'm never for and uh, right away we didn't know each other, but uh, thanks to music literature. here we immediately understood each other and immediately began to communicate. we started to sing. here are your songs. of course i tried. and yes, or there he began. here's a friend of the c

i started in england and america and came back that c h e is a girl. as when i became d. m, i made only 5 elderly women, and they told me that is going need to extinction. the duties that i use that are 4 or 5 that's 822 years ago. set up a tool and for a woman that they won't mind will have a police on high cheese and i've been done. i'm doing my with these students who are guides, even though unique. it's under the entities 2 years ago. yes. he's only 100 years ago that there were some was started we many solution. what so in case aid, the development of women in africa, nigeria, woodland. and i know my using clement of european europeans came widia ideology until the people that i was is, but i'm, so our people need wholesale acceptance of forwarding ideas the, our full find us. so we mean, as you mentioned, meaning that's our full fund as well. we mean for in india always on the wise old man settled. this is to show on said that seeing every and you know, my community there has to be a traditional role who is in charge of main menu and the land that has to be i'm, i'm

alexander anatolyevich, when i came here 6 years ago, i kept thinking about one question in my head. why does america consider itself the best? ee answer. eh, this question while reading eh, the work of the book is interesting books of kiseljira, and i have a feeling that today's america still lives from those fairy tales that this eh famous respected politician wrote about what they say, and democracy in america is a guiding star for all mankind - this is an ideal that all other states should strive for, and democratic institutions are the dream of states from the jungle, the expression you know is in reality. in confirmation of all this, everything decays. look at what i can’t even find, now the correct characteristics of what is happening here with lgbt people have a feeling that the american elite thinks that population growth in america will occur due to the assimilation of hispanics from the middle east asia uh, forgetting about your own citizens, you look alexander anatolyevich what are the racial problems? and quite respected people have already told me literally several times. hey, ambassador. don't you want your russi

i sit here right now. >> we do. bank of america gave us this e-mail from the fbi to bank of america. >> i am aware that bank of america provided information to the fbi. what communications occurred between the fbi and bank of -- >> let's read it. we are prepared to action the following thresholds. customers with purchasing between 1-5-21 between 1-6-21. the next bullet point is more scary. any historical -- capital letters, any historical purchase of a firearm. you guys asked financial -- at least bank of america, we think m more. did you guys ask them? >> i don't have the full sequence of the back and forth. looks like you have one e-mail i haven't seen before here. i don't know that i have the full exchange that -- >> does they mail trouble you as much as it does the members of the judiciary committee that the fbi is asking for -- we had members of congress here that week, first time they're getting sworn in as a new member of congress, their family in town and they may happen to be a customer of bank of america and you're sweeping up credit ca

i wondered who it is? this is somehow the founder turns out to be the voice of e russian-speaking america, e, a certain se s in his time, but russian radio in the usa, i was in charge, i tried to read what different people think about it and found a rather angry article from some israeli citizen, apparently addressed to a kaplan, that sometimes villages switch to a stream of some kind of consciousness. this is a squeeze from this article, that, well, what he says or writes, er , is at odds with reality, and today we mentioned yuri yakovlev as playing the role of sikorsky. as i understand it, yeah, that's the plan ranked yakovlev among the kgb officers in general. i also allowed the template, and kaplan's strength has never been anything other than ukrainian strength. why russian-speaking america, are they allowed? ukrainian america times. uh, is that why you're not on the sea there? write, that is, here's something somehow all in a bunch. all questions seva tell me who you are, hollywood in general. this is a very powerful propaganda machine, but here the voice of russian-speaking america tried to oppose i

i sit here right now. e i am aware that bank of america provided information to the fbi. but what communicationt bank ois occurred between the fbi and bank of america about it? >> let's read it. to recap our morning. cal are you. we are prepared to act the following threshold tcustomers debit card credi credit card. watching washington dc purchases between one 521 one 621. that's scary enough. le but then the next bullet points even more scary. ant morey any historic histo capital letters all capitals historical purchase of a firearm you guys asked financial hits at least bank of america. we think more.ca did you guys ask him again? >> i don't have the full sequence of the back four. sothe fbi can find a complicad workaround to monitor bank accountslicated from thousandso americans without a warrant. ut but they couldn't be bothered to preemptively protect the capitol before p january six from threats that were detailed. in other words, actionable intelligence. even nbc news and lester holttew reported on this actionable intelligence and the failure of law enforcemene t a

for putin , the main business evgeniya prigozhynnoe, without a doubt, the nivku of america is collapsing and e- well , ihink that he is connected with her at least as soon as possible just not in russia eh in the second parts and here it is possible a return to its origins and more precisely to what it was actually created once according to vk wagner to crush, seize and rob all their activities in africa and in other regions brought billions to the kremlin and they lived and as long as russia lives and exists in deplorable conditions then in the entrance you can break the legs for which we pay . i'm having breakfast. i'm opening this gas cylinder gas is coming here, here is a soldered pipe, god forbid, someone, somewhere, something will catch fire in the house. we will simply blow everything up into the air, where millions of russians live in unbearable conditions. i am a disabled person of the second group . the child came home and calls me and says mangarit in our house says the ceiling says i fell mold fungus, that's it, that's all, we have the strength of the wheat, they use helplessness in some sen

i think it's very difficult in an open fight. if only on penalties. yes. e , when they start specifically hitting e in one point, but we are witnesses, e, the decline in the united states of america we had a good laugh, e, let's just say with my presentation. so i don't have any uh here, the invisibility snares laughed as i said, uh, before we uh finish the transmission. i want konstantin to look at the last package. american assistance to ukraine, and then we need to say, we need to laugh, cry or say that it's just as they say in america, business is nothing new. who do you think? a list of a rich sum of 400 million. but not petri. this is not an anti-aircraft missile system; silk missiles with air defense p3, together with anti-aircraft missiles, are worth a billion. but this is all these various auxiliary weapons. the most important thing is that fundamental changes in the nature of hostilities will not lead to the territory of ukraine. but with regard to the united states, i want to replace it and correctly say, uh, that they mainly supply not new weapons, but ammunition. yes , i'm talking about this ammunition, only already announced that only repairs, and about the us i wan

b, i s k b b, e d i m advantage it'd be but uh, sutton how the united states of america is concerned about the r i s t v. but they're not concerned about the b. and also they have already declared the organization or died assaulted. so the box done has not produced any any, the legitimate concerns buxton, i've ordered. it is different, concerned about the about and eliminate entity working from the side of a one song. so i mean us as to, you know, show some kind of responsibility over here if there are really what about. ready good, think that it is, i'm on the word especially in this region because this is the mess that they have enough behind and we have to deal with it. so somehow it kind of deceive the audience that on the words. and then obviously that's not going to work. all that about some of this news out put in the values on costs to be. so remember the 1000 that'd be so the check that out will be back at the top of the out the the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross software. all things are considered on peter lavelle back in more influential than ever. that

absolutely e destructive environment and you know what i thought? why is america the evil empire?se she hates us and not because the american elite set the task of destroying russia, many set the task of destroying russia because it interfered with the implementation of geopolitical goals, but america and the evil empire, not because, but because she wants to survive through destruction others and the fear and horror of the current situation is that the only way for america to survive as it is today is to destroy everyone else and devour this space for its own survival. now i will say the last thing about the caribbean crisis. well, we talk a lot about the caribbean crisis, in general , all analogies almost never work. yes, they are mesmerizing. does not work. but there is one nuance, the main difference about the caribbean crisis. it is as follows. ah, there were people on both sides back then. i can do it to say as a man who was the science editor of a book in which the cuban missile crisis was considered. why did they kill john f. kennedy and so on and on the other side there w

sensitive information that can imperil the united states of americaun and all of e allies of the united states of america so i don't fully appreciate anyone saying anything about what we have or don't have. good news is, i do know if he knows what we have or don't have. [laughter] >> the only man i know -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> i don't think that i might start. [laughter] >> are you going to support -- [inaudible] >> i am going to be the nominee number one. [laughter] [applause] i am in it to win it. number two, i believe unifying the republic and party, great opportunity party is the only way we are successful. number three, any public and but president joe biden that mark a follow-up to his question? [laughter] >> i want to know when. >> they are already sitting so this is good news. when did you become a christian? what church did you attend? and how old were you? i became a christian at of press during college, 1983, i was on a very small football scholarship, about 25 towns ago, not yours. i major my time in town, not o yours. i was in a christian athletes me and linebacker was very active even today

i love trash! >> according to e latest cnn poll, more america vw neither joe biden nor donald trump favorably, morefavourably and then those who held favorable views of either man. in other words, i don't like them is beating i like either of them. i don't like them has a plurality. political misanthrope are you a power block. how comparable are you with ebenezer scrooge being a plurality? >> that, humbug! >> no, not literally scrooge, because his british ended, but people like scrooge. analysts call this group double heaters. they matter a lot, just because there are more than, but they can be decisive. in 2016, double haters, people who didn't like either trump or hillary clinton and that was a favor of donald trump and a big part of his win, double haters. the french existentialist john paul star trek famously said heck is other people. it's like star trek is now the swing vote. now, not sarte litally, because his french ended, but voters who hate at they see. for the record, according to the average of the last quinnipiac polls, biden is currently winning the sartre double hater vote. so, what

contrary, they react positively to it, and i want to note that just today's news about the transfer of cluster e-e ammunition to ukraine in the united states of america, today it became known that this ammunition has already arrived in ukraine, and today i heard the crew deputies who criticized this step of the united states, because germany is one of the signatories of the convention against the use of cluster munitions, which was signed in poland, who dared to criticize the decision of the sovereign united states states to help sovereign ukraine with cluster munitions, i don’t hear you here. who criticized from which political circles or from which countries the meps were against, and actually, actually, there is already such a pool of deputies who actually almost always oppose ukraine, and if we even look at the results voting on the act of support for support of the production of ammunition 505 for 56 against 21 abstained so there are somewhere e 50 deputies and these are those who all the time vote against all pro-ukrainian initiatives and this is traditional mps are either extreme left or extreme right or extreme left, for example, this time 18

or that russia and america can directly enter into the conflict, but here i think you can find different ways to avoid it, even including the fact that america and other countries give esecurity guarantees of the security of ukraine, for example, america can use far

i kept my promise. in fact, some analysis has said that as long as i've seen you do more to help red america and blue, that's okathany with e because we're all americans. >> okay. okay. so. so you see i america. t wasn't a covid migration. people literally seeking freedom and prosperity. it wasn't people looking for open schools and open businesses osperityot in defiance off liberal governors, the teachers union, the cdclibe and, well,kig joe biden. it's not people looking for places where schools are open or where businesses weren't shuttered. . , no, no it's not parents flocking to states where there's less o f a chance that their kid will be indoctrinated into weird iny or the victim of a violent crime. both of those, by the way, zy the result of crazy left teachers and crazy left district attorneys supporte ey suppod by joe biden.we no, no, no. the fact you see that ten of the nation's 15 fastest growing cities 15 are in the south is because of biden nomics. color me just a bit skeptical. i think it couldlor me be.e' >> hear me out here because wiele are reports of children wielding, wielding baseball bats, attacking an

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e expression of the united states of america, but now i see this man under a completely different flag is a pleasure to welcome you to our program. did you hear this part of the conversation? and if you have any comments regarding these statements, but i think the economy. europe they are now based on the benefits of working people that in the united states in europe continue to profit from the money that goes to ukraine is from all the profits from arms sales. that's what everyone wants while the average people's quality of life goes down. and we now we have heard speeches that it is very important to prevent the appearance in the media of any war crimes by ukraine. here you are as a person who is now in donetsk. do you often record these war crimes? you are dozens of civilians, we are talking about terrorism and baguette crimes, and now they don’t talk about it in the western media and do nothing about it yourself, do you manage to somehow convey to the american reader or viewer what is happening now in ukraine and immediately the second question, how does your relative feel, who now

and off the court that are screaming and yelling that somehow this ends our democracy in america their waycy i, way, e overstating the issue. and i think we should continuei. to criticize the court in a respectful way when w they disagree with this decision, but noit t to do legitimate one of the most important institutions in american the united states supreme court. >> gregg jarrettan professor dershowitz talks about how even liberals and democrats agreed with the outcomes, particularly in the affirmative action case. it sounds like many actis do, too.an there's a big polling compendium in "the washington postbig poll" tr yesterday going through all the data. and in addition to a pluralityng of black americans saying they agree with supremhae court ending race as an affirmative criterion. college admissions. "the washington post" and the shah university institute had done a poll showing pretty much the same thing. bustitute ing prett i'm really a different poll showing that pew showed that 20% of african-americans say they've benefitethatd from these types 5 programs% and 35% said that iti actually

case, you seal see this push business to the other networks out there like electrify america and e v go and others im skeptical. >> you are skeptical you're skeptical on a lot of things people are bullish on one more question before i let you go there was a lot of talk this year about elon musk being distracted is that still the narrative and what are you expecting are you expecting it >> i see elon musk tightly focused on the mission at hand, the fact that he showed up at beijing at exactly the right time, the fact that he spent time with modi to discuss tesla's entry to india he's spending the right amount of time at tesla he's an interesting guy himself, you know i don't hear that as a major complaint these days. >> tesla trading fractionally higher >>> coming up here on "worldwide exchange," encouraging signs around inflation in the uk, what it could all mean for the looming rate decision for central bankers. we're going to talk a lot more about that when "worldwide exchange" returns. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. our financial planning tools and advice ca

america. tonight, the scary consequences of using e-cigarettes. >> every morning, i just wake up nauseous andaret: attention parents. important news about a recall of a popular kid's cup that may contain excessive levels of lead. what you should know. ♪ ♪ after florida approves controversial new guidelines for teaching black history, vice president kamala harris makes a last-minute trip to the sunshine state. >> they dare to push propaganda to our children. ♪ ♪ >> a lot of dogs think they are human, but dexter takes it to a whole 'nother level. >> dexter shows us, why aren't you out there doing the things you want to do? because he has. [chanting "dexter"] ♪ ♪ ♪ i know i go from rags to riches ♪ >> margaret: and we remember music legend tony bennett and his one-of-a-kind voice that inspired generations. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> margaret: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us this friday night. i'm margaret brennan in for norah. we begin tonight with nearly 120 million americans under heat alerts. this duration of six straight weeks of intense heat is record-breaking, and the

hello, i answered no, e, in the way that i think that francisco pisar, they can conquer america andrey, if i'm not mistaken, how did you answer, because i think that the spaniards invaded south america to colonize and francisco pisar could capture the capital of peru , the city of long pizarro, the spanish conquistador with the title of adelantado, the conqueror of the inca empire, the founder of the city of limat, he did not conquer it . he based it on the correct answer this question is not. moving on to the eleventh question, is it true or what, the action of the cartoon the lion king takes place at the foot of kilimanjaro time? sergey , i don’t know exactly where kilimanjaro is located, i’m not very friendly with king lion from geography, i also didn’t watch it, so i answered at random, and i answered yes. in general, nothing in the matter developed from the geography of the squad, i did not watch the cartoon. i remember exactly that kilimanjaro is in africa and not in the desert. hope that the cartoon the lion king uh happens to you. uh, clean theoretical kilimanjaro can be in the

and something that the public will react to, but in america already e, today, uh, i saw or read somewhereu know, what if a war starts against america, then america some types of precision weapons. well, there, uh, for a certain period of time, but we have something, in general, quite quickly confirm, of course , i’m talking about it and saying that it sounds there, but here the question is what is it? how much are all these experts, how much are these publications? as far as this whole discussion of what we are discussing, it reflects the real processes of what western curators are now thinking about what is happening here. and how easy it is, well, the creation of some kind of agenda for readers and viewers. yes, but in fact , i will explain something else, what i mean, but because when they say that you know, our expectations are not justified. here is something ukrainian. the reich is somehow not very good, but we waited, and they ran into resistance. that if they were waiting for a breakout exit, there on border of crimea and so on. and if they waited, as we often discussed it, for us

oh, it's probably my favoritt ee thing about america is the spectacular possibilities of life hers . e. i really mean that. not to get all serious because i look like i get paid ine tr tequil a. but the truth is, everybody sitting here is an incredible story that's only possiblestorsn america. i'm a good example of a guy who was at one point driving a taxia gune. dresse now i'm sitting on a tv setd dressed like an affordable stripper. okay, that doesn'table happen in the wor other parts of the world. but usa, this one's for you, buu baby cali. and i said, welcome to jimmy. okay, just in case you don't really don'tt that's. that's pretty good, jimmy, right there. can i say i'm a little disappointed thau didn't t you bring the glitter thing or the sequins? it was the problem was, if i put on one of my normalut outfits, they would have absolutely thought i drank before this. and i'm nofits te vet. an i did it twice. sure. that i would. you know, i appreciatesaying i t to know how much we love this a country. jimmy and i actually coordinatend id our outfits and this is the best we came up wit

e nato yes, the main drinkers there are. naturally, the united states of america and i, when characterizing or analyzing this event, would stillrt from behavior. uh, the united states, yes. naturally, when they perform some your task. they attract their fan partners in this case, and especially from today's position. naturally, when we paid attention to this tragedy , there was an occasion. uh, after all, uh, nato or the united states was in the defense of human rights in the defense of national lesser. yes, in this case kosovars. that is, what, in their terminology , constitute common human values. in this case, of course, serbia, because these are its historical lands that artificially at some point began to be settled by albanians, there is an e point of view that and priosif and quit given his competition with enver, the hoja then albanian leader during the cold war. and what artificially stimulated this settlement of the organization, kosovo and in the late eighties. ethnic clashes began there, when the horse itself was weak and decided, uh, to take a tougher stance in protecting the serbian residents, who actively turned

remotely doctors who are currently in america, all these time zones are technological processes and in this way a person receives a full medical consultation as with e as there io not know the difficulties of translation or are there any problems with the fact that the patient understood his doctor and vice versa , how it all happens , we have a more or less good system, and we are not medical personnel. i.e. a person comes, he comes to us there in the outpatient clinic . there we first register him both in paper format and digitally, then we record the main indicators. that is, we measure blood pressure, sugar, cardiogram and so on. and that's all it is going to be in principle and in real time it is transmitted online to doctors, um, as a rule, most of the doctors are english-speaking, and then there is always a translator present with them, which is organized by our partners there in america and, in principle, people after we have gathered all their data, all the necessary diagnostic indicators , undergo exactly the same consultation as it happens, well, a therapist or anyone at the reception, if you need to remove something, look , listen to the tax office

i. e, washington. that is a situation where ukrainians keep fighting this proxy war on america's behalf. um, so you is the ukrainians that a dine is ukrainians that i've seen that you know that the country and the livelihoods destroyed and all that a very small cost for america, which in fact is benefiting the basic is government is broken into silence in an exclusive comment to auntie rejecting claims to the encores approve of sweden's bit to join nato was influenced by was johnson's financial pledges. according to the latest report by a pulitzer prize winning americans unit, a single house that he was allegedly used, a multi $1000000000.00 credit pledge to persuade took yet to change its previous position. hush it assign, think anonymous, us officials details. how do i find them from? is that an $11.00 to $13000000000.00 line of credit would be extended to tech here by the international monetary fund and exchange for encores approval of sweden's bid to join nato. we're good for local journalists to as well as to, to forces the details of oncourse response. i had a phone call with a tur

i didn'tnderinated think those e right wing issues. i thought those were commonsense, centris is. i t issues in america.but the democrats now see that as right wing, and that'e demo y they dismiss rfk. hey, listen, kevin, i appreciate havin yoapprecg the back and forth in the conversation with you tonight. always a pleasure with you will havu a e a good one. frien >> our my old friend steven afith has been sounding ofn a.f on the supreme court ending affirmative action. he will be here nexttion friday. >> gavin degraw on fox and friends defends the remark. don't miss his must see performance friday on the all american summer concert series presented by lowe's. >> lowe's knows home improvement. >> you're still looking good. i'm still feeling good. you know, i've got all your mypillow products. mattress topper, the bed sheets, my pillows, towels, slippers, blankets, sleepwear. >> oh, charles. everyone now can get my pillow priced at huge discounts on my pillow. com. that's right. now is the time to go to my pillow .com or call the number on your screen. use your promo code to take advantage of our three i

i took another one. -e ex-wife and grandmother. that's why i took him out so that my daughter wanted to go. well, she had to to go abroad and they went er through lviv and to america daughter , you used to send me now you are talking and i mentally transfer myself to that period, i try not to be sad so everything that didn't kill us then made us stronger but i know for sure that it didn't i, neither my friends nor my relatives will forget that period, because they actually experienced what you experienced. viewers too they should know this. before the war, the full-scale war, you communicated in russian and it was easier and closer to you . now you are completely ukrainian. i made a decision for myself that i will communicate in ukrainian and give, well, where is it possible , how much is it enough ? i went to the city to see what was going on in the city. i saw a lot of roadblocks. i didn't see it, i didn't understand. i went to my friend's house , picked him up, picked up his wife, he and his daughter, and we went to get gas. we already had gas somewhere there. there was a little bit left to refuel. yes, there was a gas station . i pulled in. my eyes widened. i

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e hask. pus america should be helping ukraine punch the bully in the nose. h why not? >> ihink ukraine should punch its own bully in the nose that has always. >> my position is that ukraine is perfectly fine to pursue a ukraine first agenda. >> i think at this point, ukrainethough, us has more than fulfilled its obligations under the budapest memorandum of 1994. but right now we need to focus on how we advance american interests. >> here's my vision of how we should end this wa her vision r, is i would negotiate a peace it wty which would freeze the current lines of control exactly where they are, a korean warnes of style armiste agreement. >> i would further commit that nato would not admit ukraine to nato, but i would demandne something of even greater value from putin. >> russia has exit its military partnership with china. the china russia military partnership is the single greatest military threat that the united states faces. so i would end this war on terms that require dissolving the russia china partnership. >> i mean, on let all the way is how we deter xi jinping.

ukraine itself and i think that's good i think that even a sinner will understand, according to the e-e statements that were made even before the war that america and european countries should be liberated, that ukraine has taken a very big step, and regarding that progress regarding the reforms that need to be made, it is obvious that until the reform, more will be done, but it cannot be demanded you can't demand that a country that is fighting such and such an enemy should also additionally er-er, so that everything flows as if to external support if it doesn't make those reforms that some people see. once this issue is relevant, and i will honestly tell you that this issue is not raised so often anymore, it seems that in the structures of the american government or the american congress, everyone understands that the first thing is to win the war itself and win this war, and after that there can be additional steps regarding reforms what else should take place internally, here, and economic , political, and judicial. so, i think there are no questions here, whether someone will hold back some kind of military aid that ukraine really needs no

e freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". ♪ >> ilena humphrey and washington, d.c. this is bbc world news america. the women's world cup kicks off with the u.s. hoping to make it a hat trick and claim their third title in a row. an american soldier in north korea is now considered absent without leave as washington's attempts to contact the reclusive country go unanswered. the bbc goes to cambodia ahead of elections that the main opposition party has been barred from. ♪ >> thank you for joining me. we start in new zealand where the women's world cup is now underway. the u.s. hoping to lift the trophy for a third time in the row. the tournament began with a surprising win from the home team, new zealand. the beach norway 1-0 and wilkinson scored the goal, giving her side their first victory in a women's world cup. the other cohost australia one buying -- won against ireland. the u.s. will make its first appearance against vietnam friday. joining me now is our reporter katie silver. great to have you with us. a fantastic start for the

wonderful discussion on the topic of what is from america before, if they write it down, then really, give it and that's it. i wonder a4 i will return in general. e well so, while i was not in this studio, i was already standing in general an event. all the same trends are the same here much discussed from the majority of the assessment. i agree. i know, sunday was the only sunday and all the money on sunday. here, uh, in those two they hear and yesterday they heard walking yesterday, though in a different place. but it is not important. so the trend is still the same, uh, and uh, many still who are really really concerned about people live in the present tense in specific conditions, who in another country often only their own cities or places where they move. here is europe for those who travel and many really suffer from this. we live, and it seems to me that there are historians here who will correct me what they called the dark ages of europe, that is , the fourth to ninth in my opinion. yes, when at all it is not known what happened in europe and whether it happened at all, what kind of a thing it is, right? carl now, we 're living in the s

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imbued with the american dream, which well, which i saw there, and which there was once in america and which still remained in places just that american dream. end about which it is customary to talk about with such a sigh. not only is it not embodied in today's america, today's america is in many ways a perpendicular to this american dream, that is, and today 's america is in many ways also this american dream, which we all talk about, it distorts it in many ways and, in fact, it's me, because what, when here is this experience of a trip through one-story america that you are talking about, you understand, when you drove, there are 15,000 miles by car across america through the north through the west coast and then back. that's how they lie and spent the night in some motels, sat in some of these local bars there in the dough, where they looked at you. who are you there? like we are russian? let's talk and so on, when you see america from the inside. you understand that what we are discussing now, discussing america , is like this deep date of all these bidens and so on. these are generally perpendicular things , perpendicular things, therefo

i wanted to end our conversation , thank you so much. let me remind you that we talked with the iranian ambassador to russia kozym. e johnny god bless america enemy speeds for each left maybe in the store for 5 to 10 rounds? what did he stay alive army? the british and french wanted to do everything they could to prevent war. my grandfather always considered an alliance with russia as the main condition for more than 20 thousand people per day biblo during the great patriotic war. we are at a very dangerous moment in human history, what is happening now in ukraine is the lessons of 2018, the june 22 edition is marked as the beginning of the german-soviet war. well, ukraine has nothing to do with the lessons of the past. otherwise, we will repeat it from history and make a decision on the basis. the power of the taiga the power of the river the power of the mountains the power of the spirit the power of will the power of beauty the power of siberia the national treasure mood? today you have a light and airy romantic and sensual and sublime denis osin, 15 years old. i am developing a small business in alfa bank and i believe that there is nev

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