they may change an election if they get away with it but when they change it we go back to what theye been ripped off on trade and i've changed so much about. in this administration gets it right back. it's a most amazing thing i've ever seen but when you want to look at how somebody, they go back to the original thought and they wanted to do big damage to social security. they wanted to raise the age to 70 and they wanted to do great damage to medicare. their other things we can do that are far better. you get to a certain age and you deserve it. we delivered record increase in real family income. in the history there's never been anything like it. it went up $6000 a year. with no inflation. we didn't have inflation. we knew how to take care of inflation you know. [applause] inflation was caused because they stopped drilling and they stopped the energy and that caused inflation. energy is so big. you can make donuts and you can make cake and if you are and lawyer or an accountant or you are trucking no matter what you do energy is so big. energy is now out of control. we did a big t

they do not expect that they have a defense it pours and pours and they, well, they start to flee. a year ago, when we unexpectedly took offensive actions for kharkiv oblast, they were expecting kherson oblast, they got kharkiv oblast , so here i don’t think that this will lead to the fact that they will transfer any additional forces there , they will simply be entrenched there after as in grinding, there will be somewhere in novogrubezhy or, uh, trying to build something there, some kind of fortification, well, at least an eye to speak, these are your people, once the bakhmut ticks, the direction there, uh, well, you can’t say that everything is clear there actions continue to maintain the dominant heights that we occupy there around bakhmut, uh, attempts to counterattack the enemy are unsuccessful, we advance gradually further, but the metal there is very simple, very obvious, it is, well, completely , almost completely, rains to bakhmut, bring them out of this, this city, and now the paths that we see are roads and bahmutos . they are obviously under our fire patrol. it is diff

yes, they think that they are working, they didn’t take it.em there. well, especially since a couple of support workers in the southwest continue to remain , even though all these counterattacks are being carried out more regularly, and we are acting intelligently and competently. that is, regarding the loss, you know, it’s significant that you see that what ’s happening with the same zelensky, let him go nowhere. and now the heavy losses of the ukrainian militants, he confirms not only with his minion, like, there’s tatalke, mosiychuk and so on, but already on the air. yes, just bad english, and he i think not. this is what i was trying to say: he is generally making a big mistake. why does he speak in english if, through a translator, he can convey chichi’s thoughts? it doesn’t even matter whether you speak the language or not? you are humiliating your country, and you are not speaking the state language, you are trying. bad english, so you see, russians are not very good, if honestly, anyone before him is bad. yes, so, you know, what i want

they definitely agree, they leave. well, there are such examples, they are really bad, they are very tragic when people leave after injured or killed a neighbor or neighbors there, and then they understand that they can be next and after that they leave. even now it is active in the territory of the donetsk region, in the cities of the regions below , in the regions of such small settlements , e.e., forced evacuation of families with children now we can say that the liman direction is the populated areas of yampil torske zarichne is now without children , that is, the police crew, now you are broadcasting it, the last one took the baby away , the last boy was there, and that’s it. priority priority direction now they are working hard the crew on the bakhmut direction is a turkish community these are settlements located near toretsk almost almost every day families leave well, as i have already said many times on live broadcasts and yes , such an impulse was a very tragic impulse and the families understood it when they

they are doing it. they are going to be free.nd release ended, catch and release, catch and release is called we catch them, find out they are criminals and release them into our country, they come back in 5 years for the trial, nobody ever comes back, no smart one comes back, a couple of them came back, nobody ever comes back so we had to get rid of it but had to go to mexico and i said to the top representative, the president i like him a lot, can't have everything and i said we want 28,000 soldiers along our border, sending a lot of people over and we want your soldiers to protect us, we are not going to pay anything at he laughed at me, not going to do that. what a stupid request. i said you didn't do it. one hundred%, what do you mean 100%, 100% you're going to do it, we will not do that. what's next, i said next is remain in mexico, people can't come into our country, have to remain in tijuana, have to remain, hundreds of thousands of people backed up, not in our country, in mexico. all of a sudden mexico got stronger on th

the metal product that they steal from e.e. they just cut it into metal , how, let’s say, they gavehe kadyrivians who simply cut out the actual combinative ilyich and, accordingly, export this scrap metal , they also export grain from the mariupol region in the mariupol region, a lot there were enterprises, and accordingly they also steal grain. well, that is, you know this use. on the one hand, they bring in some supposedly humanitarian ship and weapons, and on the other hand, they transport e-e from mariupol to karbovan. i have a question about how they are now using mariupol as a personnel hub weapons and ammunition well, of course, we remember those fortifications, defense structures that were built around mariupol, or some other works , the fortifications are still going on, they are building them, and we received such information from the people of mariupol that for this they used and they use uh, the people of ukraine, that is, traitors, and uh, there were, let’s say, not very hospitals, according to the conditions, and in general there is such a situation that the relationsh

they cut the number of taxes. they cut them. they cut them. it is time that billionaires began to pay at least a minim tax of 25% for god sake. we want to make a tax code more fair, not less fair. no one making under $400,000 will see their federal taxes go up a single penny. i've kept that promise and i will keep it. there will be millions of middle class families. it is a great benefit to those families. it increases economic growth. all the things we do for middle-class and working-class increases economic productivity. when you have the childcare, guess what, it means you can get help for your kids and you can go to work. at the same time. now mega republicans in congress cannot support continuing that extended tax cut. this week, we learned what happened as a result. about 3 million more kids are now living in poverty. it wasn't that long ago that we were losing jobs in this country. only two presidents in american history with fewer jobs the day they left office them when they started. one was president hoover and the other was donald ho

yes, they want to, they will collect more here.s turned into timvai - this is not an instrument of the us imf world bank development reconstruction. it’s as if, under the auspices of the un, it’s like an international organization that, in fact, is largely financed by the united states, carries out their will and, uh, buys the political loyalty of certain states for cheap loans. they demand a structural restructuring of economic policies and subjugate these countries. i know how they justify it. i came across the example of our company when the european broadcasting union suspended our membership. they reproached us for thinking too much and we are under controllable and dependent on our government, and we are forced to lead the text in relation to it. eh, well, it doesn’t correspond to how the government controls you. and you must not obey, and you must in no, but you must be, uh, independent and so on, and then they write, in addition, he is the swiss government of velosans in relation to the chairman of the beltekompaniya. his d

yes, but they were the best when they defended their land, when they were already on the register, they they fought like that. how much do you pay, so much we fight, but they fought well on their land, because it is always in our blood. to our land, that is why we have these skills, because we have character traits and historical traits, it is laid in our genes, i see directors there , owners of large agricultural enterprises threw everything away, took grenade launchers, automatic weapons, and so on, in groups that worked for partisans, went to fight, finished fighting back, then she was not armed i'll leave. we have to play in the fields here and go sow . but the land is mined. how long does it take to clear it? it's very frustrating for us, but it won't stop it, that is, the south of mykolaiv oblast will remain agrarian. start the economy in the region, look at our 80, there are more than 80, they still make a mistake, the percentage of land that was sown before the war has changed a little, the structure has changed in the direction of technical crops. we are moving fast, but it is

accordingly with the locals, that is, they are still they divide that they are visitors, and you are do not treat the locals as their own, the russians and all that. well, it is in the air that sooner or later they will leave and will flee from there. collaborators who are supposedly local are another matter, but here suddenly they are. they thought that they were very russian, these are movements to raise money, to buy something for themselves, to purchase something, some property , some property, some real estate, some room in the dormitory . to have somewhere to run . we have been watching these processes for a long time. therefore , today is not for anyone. it is no secret at all that during the occupation in the occupied territory, everyone has come to terms with the fact that de-occupation is inevitable well, but at the official level they do not recognize this , there is no panic in them there, everything is under control, we are on the way, with reliable protection of our boys here and there, that is, this kind of special propaganda rhetoric is always used in order to calm do

still, you know , the way they felt on walks, now they have wised up, grown up, and now they... theyvery carefully, and on airplanes, in general, they try to carry out bombing attacks at least 60 km from the contact line, or whatever they call it, because our air defense has already gained experience and is also working on them, so they they protect the equipment, then they throw cannon fodder into battle, and they protect the equipment , but you raised a question about helicopters, but there is already confirmed information that they are russians, their defense industry will increase the production of these missiles precisely for helicopters, which they attach to helicopters and then chase after our equipment, so we need to think about something here, work, well, we will need the support of the western aviation there, because if they bring those missiles for helicopters, then of course it will be very big trouble for us, yes they themselves, somewhere at the beginning of the year, increased the production of these long-range... so-called smart projectiles for their art, then we felt

well, the new one is a little older, they transferred it to novorossiysk, they a little... well theye many ships, there were a couple of landing ships there, there were ships in kirchishchi, there were in novoozorny, but well, they cannot take out all the ships of sevastopol, just like the sea of ​​azov, they also say, there ships from the draft is no more than 7 meters, that is , frigates and corvettes will not go there either, there may be amphibious ships there, again, they need to be based somewhere, but the ships are quite large, they need special points. basing under them, that is, there, these attacks, they, well, if they act, to reduce the combat potential of the enemy, and in general, i can’t say specific numbers, but what is strategic, the true concept, is 100%, well and mr. andriy, what remains of the enemy's air defense capabilities in crimea, can we rely on any data, at least approximate, well, we know that there are at least four s-400 systems, there are tor systems, there are panzer systems, and here is a detailed, detailed map, our development, again, this is all sequ

they were not arrested as they boarded a plane in pakistan for dubai.uthorities said they traveled of their own free will. it will show you alive picture of police headquarters in -- where we expect the live tracking picture of a police at the airport. we are expecting a press conference at the police headquarters very shortly. we will take you to that. let's join our correspondent who is at the screen -- seen for us this evening. bring us up-to-date with the development so far. reporter: their arrival will be of huge importance to the detectives. this comes after an international search for these three individuals. pakistani police say the three arrived of their own free will. these three individuals and her father, his wife, and the victim's uncle were also living -- all living with sorrow -- with sara and they let the country a day after her body had been found. and her body had sustained multiple injuries. so there will be a lot of questions for the three of them and there is also the question of why they have returned now. the last we heard of them

they talk about how they pretend they are going through real elections, but they weaken the oppositionng through the motions, they get into these modern techniques that the autocrats use, they focus on russia and china. i said wait a minute this is happening in america today, maybe not to th to th the extent but to some extent. i took the break down of front end freedom house report, a really remarkable report, this is a left of center organization, i applied what the biefnl biden administration is doing and democrat party it meets the characteristics of tyrannical, autocratic regimes and parties as set out by freedom house. that is what is going on here, when you put the puzzle pieces together, think 'it every day what you do news or i do my show or we're watching news, average person seeing what is going on. is there a an enstuti an institution or part of the culture that is not being destroyed, not being poisoned? do we believe in assimilation any more? into what? we can't teach assimilation in classrooms because we don't believe in american history. pete: you can't even teach it in

they do have a l they have a veto? they do have a veto, but brussels _ they have a veto?o, but brussels is an - they have a veto? they do have a veto, but brussels is an exciting. veto, but brussels is an exciting place at the end of december. hungary needs eu money that has been frozen. i can see a print quote crow happening just before christmas. really interesting, thank you for telling us this evening. —— quid pro quo. at the moment, they are all on standby and it could be some time yet. we will bring it to you when you see. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. detectives investigating the death of ten year old sara sharif in woking last month have released new pictures of her. they're hoping the images will prompt more people to come forward with information about sara and herfamily. sara's father, stepmother and uncle have been charged with her murder since they returned from pakistan last week. rishi sunak is considering reform of the school system in england which could see the introduction of

they see, they stay. students come back to them after they've graduated and tell them how much they mean to them, or they get notes from students from a couple of years ago, i remember you and i remember this and how's, you know, such and such that was in the classroom. it really means something to teachers. they stay because they remember that time when the bell rang and the kids were like, oh, because they didn't want the lesson to end. it's like these little momo ants can keep you going for weeks and even though there are more tough moments than joyous moments, sometimes those joyous moments can be so powerful that they motivate you to keep going because it's really teaching can just be a big, warm, fuzzy. yeah. you know, we we look at i'm thinking of some recent research that looked at how undergraduate college students, where they ask them if they're interested in teaching. they were talking about all the negative messages. they're getting from the media, from their friends and family, like, why woul

they they ask. think that no one will object, of course, but there are a million nuances here, which are because we don’t want to offend our relatives, right? this is also important, that is, for them, well, you are their close people, so, it seems to me, there is simply a much more difficult example here, in batches, in batches, unfortunately, let’s go, yes, i, when i was still in ukraine, i started the party homeland. i had the motherland on my logo. my mother’s homeland demanded that i take the consent of my partner, who set up russian interests in ukraine, they say here, now they will file a lawsuit. i was forced to look for relatives in order to take the consent. well, at that moment there was an author of the monument, and farmanuments. yes, let's go to the motherland, the mother was on the logo of the harmony party, but at the same time speak this is how these laws work for those who are generally there. yes, i absolutely agree with you. and the same thing applies to, so to speak, information

when they can, tell when and how they liberated specific territories there, and what they are currentlylling, what is currently under fire' trolls, well, now it can it's just, well, it won't help us one hundred percent, everything is okay, the most important thing for us is that the cerebral palsy in oleshki feels a little more anxious every day, i can say that they are not only in oleshki, now they feel very, very uncomfortable, in fact , and this is one hundred percent, this is the work of our defense forces, because in fire control, strikes on their logistics, on their armed forces, they are there 24/7, now in our direction it is working very successfully, mr. yuriy, but we understand that, unfortunately , our ukrainian people also feel uncomfortable, i am talking about temporary occupied parts of the kherson region, well, we remember that constantly, sometimes more, sometimes less, but usually the terror intensified all the time. e of the local population, various threats, various ultimatums, especially when it came to the elections, the elections have passed, what is the situation

they were so, they were so angry.ose who joined the militia. and if let's say these are the slavs from kramatorsk, these are the cities that were later occupied by the ukrainian army. their families were simply shot, and some were shot. eh, they killed terribly. for example, we had a situation where there seemed to be a small regional center, the city of starobeshevo, starobeshevo district. we have this in the donetsk region. uh, there's the son of the chairman of the local council. yes, you were just tied to the tank. and they drove around this city. well, for now, until he died, until he died and such examples could be given a great, great multitude, therefore, of course, there is the horror that fascism brings to itself. this is not a children's game. these torchlight processions are the swastika that they stuff everywhere, this is the ideology of the people. and this dialogue is, unfortunately, a very scary, very terrible ideology of murder. after all, they don’t create anything. they only destroy and simply kill

they deserve a good economy. they deserve freedom.e to be ruled by people they elect not by the communist party. the uyghurs deserve not to live in concentration camps. >> i thought we were anti-concentration camp as a country. here is how spending china, watch. >> where do you think things stand with the relationship with beijing in what needs to change? >> the things that need to change are being changed. this administration has had the strongest response to economic competition and national security of any we have seen in decades. beginning to hold china accountable in a way this country has not for too long. >> brian: are they tough enough, bob? i think you indicated they aren't. here's one other thing that has changed since you left. china now has 21% at least unemployment among its youth 18-24. their economy was growing at 8% before the pandemic. it's stuck at 3%. the real estate companies are imploding after a decade of overbuilding. this is vulnerability but it also shows a country that might look to strike to change the subje

that is, that they have already achieved the goals that they set, which they will list, they also needt today i looked at the international section of washington in the middle of the day. post, the second article is huge about how ukraine is quarreling with poland and they are sorting it out about quotes. oh, and then they asked some unnamed representative of the administration who told them. in general, to what extent is this conflict, absolutely insane in the eyes, taken them by surprise, that is, in fact , if ukraine has already lost the shores of the ukrainian current leadership so much that they are suicidal with their main ally, but then how will they receive help? no more quarreling with washington o o and this is where we we let's go out, and first of all, to the question. who is quarreling with whom or is it bad for washington that things like this happen here, well, in europe. well, although, yes, they have already solved all their problems, the german industry, as they say, is leaving for germany and is leaving. i am so a branch that can be included. yes, there is a branch t

the kerch bridge, once they are his , often they are a little bit, yes, they are a little bit they changedion technology of shahed. when they started producing their edge 2 in order to increase the number of e-e, the number of e-e that they can produce so far , the numbers are very interesting. they planned up to 6,000 e-e or something a month or a year and you won't be able to sort them out, well, they say it differently there, but our main intelligence directorate so far states that they can collect no more than 30 per month, that is , one day. i understand that they have not yet established production with the enterprise, and i think what they will increase it, unfortunately, and the crimean place that you asked, well, to transport cargo. i did not mean to transport these chess pieces where you are. i think they are already there. i meant to transport the launcher precisely on certain e-e cars that are already being transported around the crimea to drive somewhere there and install it. well, it’s good that you showed it, you see, it was simple and quite mobile, and it can be simply, wel

is only for russians, they treated us like cattle, they immediately started hitting us on the head with butts, my head was completely cut open, my whole body was completely beaten, the rest of the boys are also, i thought that the nazis were on the other side, it turns out that the nazis are inside us, they lost their bearings and were lost forever in ukraine, until world tourism day, the armed forces closed entry and exit anywhere 320 to the occupiers, and in general, since the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion, 27,690 such mountain tourists were destroyed by our defenders, the invaders lost a lot of their equipment, only last day ukrainian soldiers eliminated 38 artillery systems, 29 tank cars, 24 drones, four armored vehicles. cars, three tanks, two units of special equipment and one system of the glorious air defense of muscovites. the general staff reminds that all data are approximate. in order for our soldiers to replenish the number of russian losses, we have an important collection and we need your help. tv channel espresso and the vesna charitable fund are raising f

they can't govern, they don't know what they are doing, they lurch around from one thing to another, you know, i thought some of the members this week were saying that they want the states to begin to secede from the union. their message is completely, you know, intact with all of that. they want to shut down the government, they want to secede from the union, go ahead. if you want to secede from the union, get. you know, you don't have to be an american anymore. i'm from texas, we can go down to the border, there are tens of thousands of people who are vying just to have the chance that you have as an american citizen and we get to watch these people, and it's like we don't want to fund the government, we don't want to pay the soldiers, we have the senate that don't even want to promote soldiers who have earned their promotions. >> okay, that was punch bowl reporting when it comes to the funding issues that the house and senate face, that they reported this morning, that house republican leaders are skeptical, they can even get the defense bill to the floor at this point. representa

, of course they they understand that if they continue to lose their position kilometer by kilometer like this, sooner or later they will end up there near the sea of ​​azov or in some kind of environment there and they simply won't have uh, they won't even have a chance to uh there is a certain counter-offensive and er-e to beat back that one territories that we have already liberated, so there is resistance, of course they have. unfortunately, they still have resources, there are human resources, there is artillery, there are armored vehicles , but we are confidently moving on, we understand that if we do not do this, then the border will simply lie there on that the territories are now there, the line is the line of combat, that's why we are working , i already said at the beginning that i hope that in the near future we will be able to please the ukrainians with news and we believe in the armed forces, we are helping the armed forces and everything will be fine with us, igor we all believe in you and wish you there good luck and all kinds of success. thank you very much, this was

well, because they, did they have the opportunity to act differently there, did they have the tools todifferently? well, hypothetically, we can assume that there was some, but the use of this toolkit is within the limits in which it is there they had it, would inevitably lead them to even greater disaster. they don't have the potential to get involved there, that's what pashinyan said , russia is leaving the caucasus, all of karabakh, about karabakh. we will still have time to talk, now we will add to our broadcast , we will add one more guest, in particular, ivan varchenko, a security expert , joins us, mr. ivan, congratulations, good day, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, we have announced the main topic today , in particular, processes related to the remnants of the wagner fighters, underproduction, so i i have already used these words once, i decided not to say them twice on the air , and in fact recently there was an interesting news from cnn about the fact that the ukrainian special services may probably be involved in attacks on the remnants of the wagner fighters, who are

found him, that is, they brought him from somewhere, they drowned him, they brought him this one, they that these are actually the creators of these dark angels of the sabotage unit, i read the military correspondent, the times -loyda, and he writes. well, well, well, data is being revealed that, most likely, these foreign mercenaries are killing themselves there. well, peace, peace of violence, which means, uh, dark money and so on in a corrupt country. this means there is no other way, and so on. i'm reading that wait wait democracy. what are you protecting there? and in the end, it turns out to be bandits who kill each other, rob each other, and so on. and here you go. as a matter of fact, these, and most importantly, he says, well, the dark angels have never played a special role in military operations. i think recently , just a few months ago, the entire british press wrote with delight. what is the important department? how they commit acts of sabotage against russians and so on, but you see, it turns out that women no longer play any role; they did not share their salaries. they

they are not ours, they also came from somewhere , they were in this basement and they say, then this she says it’s a child, she says they brought it and says they left. so they rocked this car, rocked it, rocked it. or you can hide. we're on the second floor hid. so they, uh, after some time they kicked it, they tore it off, what are these ribbons? so they left because the guy convinced them that there were no owners. and when we got out in a minute , there, probably about half an hour later, i just saw the tires of the car going down and he was pulling out the battery, because, well, the car could have just been taken away. so we came out and sat on a bench with water. no, no bread, no food, the wheels are flat the wheels are flat. everything is fine at the entrance , only three families and now mine have arrived. well, what did you understand? is this 36 apartments? yes and above some kind of nightmare, but we arrived at our vostochny house, our apartment, we went into the windows, the radiator was broken, it was torn apart from the cold. it's so cold to say, but it's okay. no, wel

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they. they are americans. they are not morons, they will not send their abrams.rn and against this background, before the most crucial stage of the rearmament of europe , they would burn down their brand. there on the battlefield , for what reason, but i, for example, am sure that they will never install abrams in the same way as they will not install them. these long-range missiles , too, again now we have come to the stage when europe has already been uncovered prepared. you sit down, what the chair says also speaks through the mouth of trump, who flew to europe and said, guys, you have to pay at least four percent and no. no, wait, we won’t now, the table says, no, well, 2% is not enough. let's get four, that is, the issue of financing. really. now the question remains regarding these financial resources. we must ensure the supply of weapons. now tell me , all nato members are sitting at a common table, and they are discussing the results of the confrontation with russia, and there is a question. what kind of weapons do you need? to transform europe so that it

the pride they have in the work that they do, they ask only for tools to be able to go do that job. they asked for freedom to do that job. they are processing far too much. recently, we have -- attending a muster with the agents, they need better vehicles. johnson: they need control of the border and administration dedicated to controlling the border. the movie the sound of freedom talked about the sex trafficking of children. i have written letters to the senate committee to hold hearings on that. this open border policy is facilitating, and you know this, the multibillion-dollar is this model of human traffickers, sex traffickers, and drug traffickers. correct? bemiller: yes. it is dangerous -- johnson: and you're border patrol, senator langford said, encountered men in military camouflage of military age. they were let go. it is not your fault. it is frustrating for me having shared this committee with three dozen hearings on the border, understanding the problem. i am pca this hearing. but then to be speaking in such sedate terms. telling people, we have this under control. only

country, but they they are so offended that this insult clouds their eyes and when they are told, lete will return everything to you, well, relatively speaking, life will get better and everything will return , and he’s like, oh well, i’m still nobody won’t find out, i’ll send everything through some bitcoin wallet, yeah, what to do, well, of course, it’s worth it, should you beat the pockets of such people, your opinion is also very important for us in the telegram channel stream popular front, you can leave it find out the schedule of all streams in the comments in order to get on the air by phone. segey vladinovich , it’s interesting how effective the method of hitting your pocket is, like this... i think this is certainly not the only method, but this is indeed a very pressing question that has been posed. in the dialogue of the people front, because in fact, this is a problem, and here we really need to not go too far on the one hand, because we do not live in a totalitarian state, this is not the year thirty-seven, when you know what they did with national traitors, we we live i

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they just announced they arrested a couple of people for this crime and they found for other high-endwith extended magazine, the 16-year-old is in custody and a couple of people charged with everything including theft of the vehicle and strangulation. that's one thing we are seeing, these carfax are turning into violent crimes because they don't wait for you to leave the car, they just pull you out of it and do what they've got to do to you and take your car. incredibly dangerous. >> a 16-year-old in the gang arrested. you bought crime for years, you fought crime for years in illinois, what you think as illinois to fully get rid of cash bail? this went into effect yesterday, was going to happen with crime? war criminals on the streets? when is it going to stop? >> that's the thing. who's the first person they let go no cash bail in illinois? a woman who pepper sprayed for police officers, she was the first one to get out. this is going to wreak havoc on the state of illinois. my native state of illinois is the number one most flood state in this country. our government doesn't seem to

they did not know where they were. as time went by -- in hindsight, they could see where they had been. they had gone here, to stand and come up the valley, the river valley. they could now see where they had been and they could see the battles in retrospect. they began to see this guy as a real genius. one who was so good that they would always win their battles. i think that was part of why the men loved him, they loved him because he was a hell of a fighter and they thought he was going to keep them safe. if you look at jackson, as jackson went to west point, got out, ended up fighting in the mexican-american war in the 1840's. spent some time in the army. then eventually left the army, got a job teaching at the virginia military institute in lexington, virginia. he was a completely peculiar character all the way around. before i get to jackson as a peculiar character, i should observe his men loved him. his generals often hated him. he mistreated his generals in astounding ways. host: and was not afraid to court-ma

yeah are they not? and they and they are they not? and they and they are not proscribed at all. a ridiculous thing. >> i think the reason why now it is, is bye bye bye bye. this failed coup and putin said to the wagner group you belong to us now . and as soon as he said us now. and as soon as he said that , as soon us now. and as soon as he said that, as soon as he said that, it basically he associated the two totally together for and because we're at war with them, with the ukraine or the other narrative might be that the tories are just massively behind. >> yeah i think that might be that one as well. right we're at the halfway tipping point to madness. make sure you come back for of procreation. it for the end of procreation. it turns the internet can turns out the internet can actually be bad you and actually be bad for you and china clothes . see you in china bans clothes. see you in a sec . sec. >> sec. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. wit

if they bring them one at a time, they could get them all they want.roblem is as you said they don't want bad votes. >> laura: they don't want these senators who are vulnerable like manchin or sherrod brown or tester in montana to have to vote on some of these more controversial nominees. who in your mind is a potential problem beyond the issue of abortion which i agree with you on and it's not part of the military's mission. should not even be part of this. but who potentially is just, you know, over the top on the woke meter and not really qualified to be in this position of a nominee for a top position in the pentagon? >> now, with this opportunity to us setting back and looking at this for six, seven months. we vetted every one of them. all 300 of them. i wouldn't start with just one, there is a huge percentage of the people that they want to elevate to another star, possibly to even a four star. by the way we already got 44. that's way too many as it is. there is a lot of them all they want to do is. >> laura: check boxes? >> yeah, check boxes. ta

and then they saw it and then they were horrified.'t they talk about it before? yes? because our guys again. the people there at the front are turning back this story and showing the inside to the whole world. well, three of this enemy, who has settled there for many decades, and the more these guys of ours do this there, the more so-called people in the world will see the light. that's the only reason that our guys. today they prove every day that neo nazism will not pass. that's why there is no government organization around the world. suddenly they began to see clearly and see that what they were called before, galina’s veterans of the ussr were not veterans. they are no collaborators. criminals and fascists. well, western countries have high-level goals before the start of the week. uh , there were others in new york. as they officially stated and wrote, they wanted to strengthen the anti-russian alliance, and in new york, from your point of view. here, judging by how it went lucky sergey viktorovich a. did you manage to do this?

up with us, as soon as they overcome that gap, sooner or later they will eat it anyway, of course, theybe ready for complete they won’t think for a second whether or not to launch a nuclear strike on us. therefore, we need to stop being naive and this 30-year-old flapping of furry eyelashes, we need to stop hammering, we need to be tough and scary, and there will be better advertising in the ranks. there were a lot of my unit drug addicts, they said that they were gaining confidence in their actions, the fighters who were running near me were just as chaotically shooting at houses, shooting at windows, you understood that we were shooting at the residents of mariupol, you understood, but i was on drugs, those pills that we have seen are serious tranquilizers, a person forgets what pain and fatigue are. everything that is used in ukraine is manufactured in a factory manner by scientific research institutes, nato ones, the same ape spray based on nalovubin. the cia is definitely continuing to lead similar activities all over the world. dozens of those same biological laboratories in ukrai

if they get they people in the court to just to say they are innocent, they not innocent.upport that. host: clive is next in oklahoma. democrats line. caller: you can see in the world where drugs do to people. it screws the world up. thank you. host: virginia in maryland. republican line. caller: i would like to say that i feel like the race was stolen. the 2020 presidential race. i watched the 2020 election and trump was leading by a good lot. all of a sudden they close down the voting offices. the next morning then biden is all of a sudden in the lead. i do believe that there was some instigation. when the january 6 and it may be anti-fat where they showed pictures of people changing clothes -- where they showed pictures of people changing clothes. i do not think trump had anything to do with that. host:voters are looking in 2024. daniel will join us next one when "washington journal" continues. ♪ >> this fall, watching c-span sydney series books -- new series, books that shaped america. to explore key works of literature. hear from future renowned experts who who will s

they play russian news, they play to cost to they play enough money in of, of so the russian culture is not council to the here. it's appreciated. and 2 years ago for us, those we know you're a to the, the monument for you to go got in. and one of the public parking lot, indonesia. nice. and what was the indonesian reaction to this behavior of the european and bassett, or uh, they were amazed, big older than outraged, i would say, because 1st they could understand, you know, indonesians are people who are very polite and very nice. so this kind of, i'm diplomatic behavior for them it's, it's something that shouldn't happen this. yeah, it's actually rude. absolutely. would that. yeah. and i know, and it's a, in some countries, they were cases off the west and bassett is going to foreign ministry of the country. they were in and convincing them to cut the relations with the rush at all or to problems we condemn them. or if there is a visit, all russians integration not to take picture with them. was there anything like this happened over year or so, of course, especially when indonesia

and they knelt down and they prayed. and they got up and resolve their differences. and that's how we got the constitution. but the constitution was so important because they studied every single governmental system that ever existed in the world. and they were eclectic. they extracted the good things and got rid of the bad things as they tried to put together the right environment for our nation. and when benjamin franklin walked out of that constitution hall, he was asked, sir, what do we have, a monarchy or a republic? and he said, a republic, if you can keep it. if you can keep it. we've kept it for over 240 years. we're closer to losing it right now than we ever have. and it's up to all of us to preserve the american dream. you know, my american dream was to be a doctor. i love medicine as a little kid. anything about medicine, dr. kildare, dr. casey. man, i was all over that stuff overnight. going to the doctor's office. i mean, i would gladly get a shot just so i could smell the alcohol swabs. maybe not a covid shot, but prep. but, you know, there was there wa

we need more, more, more, they improved the wood stove, then they made a diesel one, and they are evenrequest: we need cats for mine clearance, we contacted the factory, we need a certain metal, we called the local college so that this metal could be made there in a special way they cut it off, the cats are already being polished in the forge, again a request from the front line, and you are making staples, it’s very necessary for dugouts. in general, they work day and night, tens of thousands of staples are sent to the front. here is an azerbaijani working for me, sashka, salman, now i left, took it to the guys, vera, she looks like a girl, she knits staples, she has a main job, she comes to knit. vera is an amazing girl, her husband has been mobilized, she is at the forge, sleeps for 4 hours, and now she has also learned to forge herself, she saw that there is such a vaidim gavriilovich who helps the svo participants. and in general, to all the guys who are there now, i just decided to help, i came to visit, but it all started with something easy to clean up somewhere, tie staples th

they played, then either they look for all the teams, or they just train there and hope that they willia. and this will bring them income later. here but we are for them, in principle, probably not competitors. now we are worth less than they are, your phone book, how you use it, because, well, when you find yourself with your game with your list of phone numbers, there are no phone numbers in a club like saturn, then you probably think about it, including who to call ask for advice on something. i don’t know how it was, maybe even for the former players. but how about another question, that you can’t find money for everyone , and no matter what the love of football is, but conditionally , i don’t see zhirkov glushakov, if you wanted or it’s not a fact that you wanted in the second leagues to play. although he doesn’t want to yet, it seems, well, that’s just you. later, you also went more into the media. they offered it to yura. well, at 60 you still need to study there and do something, some practical training. he said that it was closer for me to go to tambov than ramenskoye than ram

they want _ they want to have the tools, they want to _ they want to have the tools, they want to haveant to have the training to do anything effective. so definitely that fear, even if it's a little bit of reality— that fear, even if it's a little bit of reality on the ground right now, they do— of reality on the ground right now, they do want to be prepared for this to they— they do want to be prepared for this to they get — they do want to be prepared for this to they get run over. and i think that is— to they get run over. and i think that is going to grow significantly in new— that is going to grow significantly in new labour actions that we see over— in new labour actions that we see over the _ in new labour actions that we see over the coming months. just in new labour actions that we see over the coming months.- in new labour actions that we see over the coming months. just on the issue of the — over the coming months. just on the issue of the global _ over the coming months. just on the issue of the global south, _ over the coming months. just on the issue of the global south,

they all said they were here to get jobs and make money.as they cross the border, the border patrol processed them, and if they are not criminals and they areot brought to the human airport there given an airplane ticket at our expense if they can't afford one, , to any destination they want in the united states. 7 million have come across in three years and our legal immigration during that time was 3.1 3.1 million. the mexican drug cartels are running u.s. immigration policy. nine border patrol agents have committed suicide over the last year because they're not allowed to do their jobs. those immigrants, i interviewed them. theye had been extorted. they have been exploited. been robbed. they had been, one rate, and beaten. the peruvian family had their entire life savings installed. i went to a great center in humor that just treats people who are raped by the cartel, children and women. it is horrific. what happening there is like nothing i've ever seen. the immigrantsno come across. they are given a court date with an asylum judge seve

they are saying -- democracy itself will end. >> they are saying democracy itself will end unless theyto prevent americans from voting for the candidate of their choice, which is a democratic principle. they are willing to do anything and the atlantic is willing to do anything. during the first trump presidency they lied about russian collusion. they participated in the kavanaugh rape smear they felt these things were justified because of their hatred for republican voters and the candidates they vote for. >> laura: charlie, if democracy is truly on the line again as these people all suck up to china and they suck up to all these other despotic regimes, if democracy is really on the line, gosh, you pretty much have to do anything to save democracy. it sounds almost like egging people on to conflict. >> it's a really important point, laura, that has to be made here. that is exactly why they are using this very extreme language. we are now at the point as mollie points out, they are so terrified of actual democracy that they are willing to put somebody in jail or take him off the ballot