tyuchev comes from schelling and philosophy, he communicated with the great philosopher schelling inhelling in the post-sklepyakov school, thank god, among his interlocutors, well, here i am ready to discuss with you, the education was still comprehensive and access to all literature, of that time, sergei alexandrovich had, in that chest that he... went from konstantinov to moscow, gogol was already lying, so was pushkin, his favorite authors and lermontov, of course, he was deeply influenced, and many of his poems were in the first collections, especially inscribed under their influence , well, well, you already mentioned the amazhenists, this is such a foreign word, image or image, this is an image, well, this is such a group of poets, not so many. there were a lot of them that already, well, mostly came into force during soviet times, although they all started earlier, this is shishinevich, this is marengov, kusikov, kusikov, yes, here is yesenin, yesenin , of course, well, of these four names you don’t even have to guess who remained in the history of poetry, yes, the guys frolic

school, after all, schelling is not i had, thank god, interlocutors, well, here i’m ready to discussalready lay gogol, here is pushkin, his favorite authors, and lermontov, of course, he was deeply influenced by, and many of his poems in the first collections, especially inscribed, were under their influence. well, okay, you already mentioned the imagists, this is such a foreign word, image or image, this is an image, well, this is such a group of poets, there were not many of them, who already, well, mostly came into force in soviet times, although all of them we started earlier, this is shishinevich, this is maringov, kusikov, kusikov, yes, here is yesenin, yesenin, of course, well, of these four names you don’t even have to guess who. remained in the history of poetry, yes, the guys frolicked, of course, as best they could, they renamed the streets after their own names, they hung a sign on the monument to pushkin saying that pushkin was with them, that is, pushkin with us, so, but i think that after all, this is the current from which yesenin came out, through not, which entered

and we just saw yesenin, yes, he’s just flesh of the flesh, of these places, tyuchev comes from schellinghave schelling as an interlocutor, well, here i’m ready to discuss with you, the education was still comprehensive, and access to all the literature of that time sergei alexandrovich had it, in the chest that he came from konstantinov to moscow already. gogol lay there, pushkin, his favorite authors, and lermontov, of course, he was deeply influenced, and he especially inscribed many of his poems in the first collections, under their influence, well, okay, you already mentioned the imagists, this is what a foreign word, an image or image, this is an image, well, this is such a group of poets, there weren’t many of them, who already, well, mostly... these four names don’t even need to guess who remained in the history of poetry, yes, the guys frolicked, of course, as best they could they renamed the streets after their own names, they hung a sign on the monument saying what is happening to us, but i think that still this is the current from which yesenin came out, through the no, which

culture, and we just saw yesenin, yes, he’s just flesh of flesh, these places, tyuchev comes from schellingand yesenin did not have schelling in his interlocutors, thank god, at the spasklepyakov school, well, here i am ready to discuss with you, the education was still comprehensive, and sergei alexandrovich had access to all the literature of that time in that chest that he went from konstantinov to moscow there was already gogol, pushkin, his favorite authors, and lermontov, of course, he was deeply influenced, and he especially inscribed many of his poems in the first collections, under their influence, well ok, you already mentioned emaginists, this is such a foreign word, image or image, this is an image, well, this is such a group: poets, there weren’t so many of them, who already, well, mostly came into force in soviet times, although they all started earlier, this is shishinevich, this borengov, kusikov, kusikov, yes, yesenin, yesenin, of course, but of these four names you don’t even have to guess who remained in the history of poetry, yes, the guys frolicked, of course, as best t

noble culture, and yesenin we just saw, yes, he’s just flesh of these places, tyuchev comes from schellingcommunicated with the great philosopher in munich, and yesenin saved the sklepikov school, after all, schelling did not have, thank god, in interlocutors, well, here i am ready to discuss with you, education. was still comprehensive and sergei alexandrovich had access to all the literature of that time; in the chest that he went from konstantinov to moscow he already had gogol, pushkin, his favorite authors, and lermontov, of course, he experienced and deep influences and many of his poems in the first collections, especially the inscription , well, well, you already mentioned the imagists, this is such a foreign word - image or image, this is an image, well, this is such a group of poets, not so there were a lot of them that already, well, mostly came into force in soviet times, although they all started earlier, this is shishinevich, this is borengov, kusikov, kusikov, yes, yesenin, yesenin, of course, well, of these four names not even you have to guess, yeah. who remains in the his

it had three short-term conflict with hamas, bombings and schelling's and shootings, but it felt hamas would stay in gaza and israel could live with the hamas threat. it has now concluded, i think correctly, that it cannot, and it has to take out that organization as a threat to israel. that is what we are facing now. host: what do you think of the validity of reports that egypt had reportedly warned israel of the potential actions there? guest: the israeli government denied that, but the devil is always in the details of intelligence reports, because you go to the white house on a given morning, and there will be somebody with a stack of reports. 80% of them turn out to be, to some degree, incorrect or inaccurate, or they get the timing wrong and such. that is the world we live in. that is the world prime minister netanyahu lives in, in israel. you have to look into what was pitched by the egyptians at what time with what specificity. again, the jury is still out on that. host: for ambassador james jeffrey, this is from mike in illinois, independent line. caller: thank you for your ti

lebanese media says three people were hurt when schelling hit several towns and villages.comes after hezbollah says it fired missiles when the israeli military posted in the area in response to the killing of its fighters. israeli defense forces ruled out a air force infiltration that prompted an alert. israel and the u.s. have were in the militant group backed by iran against opening another battlefront following hamas attacks in the front. the escalation of violence between israel and hezbollah prompted confusion amid fake reports of american evacuations. the u.s. embassy in beirut posted, they have not evacuated and has opened and operated normally. report saying otherwise are false. israelis are reeling from saturday surprise attack from hamas militants, but they are coming together. a record 360,000 reservists have been called to help respond. it marks one of its largest mobilizations in recent history. >> on either side of the road, about an hour from tel aviv, set parked cars for as far as the eye can see. up ahead is a military base in the billet -- and they belong

as schelling devastated the gaza strip, palestinians mourned 17 members of the family killed when theire was destroyed. >> israeli forces hit the building without warning. they did not ask us to evacuate. they did not say anything. suddenly, we heard the airstrike and ran to the building. we found out that it collapsed entirely. leila: israel's military said it hit more than 1000 targets in the besieged enclave. the attacks eviscerated downtown mosques like this one and left over 120,000 gazans displaced. israel said it leveled the northeastern neighborhood which had been used as a staging ground by hamas. the militant group staged its unprecedented incursion into israel over the weekend. the prime minister of the palestinian authority in the west bank come along at odds with hamas, defended the surprise attack -- west bank, long at odds with hamas, defended the surprise attack. >> the israeli policy of practicing killing, land confiscation, assault on holy sites, and that terrorism and heinous practices of the settlers. leila: benjamin netanyahu responded. >> we have always known who h

it had three short-term conflict with hamas, bombings and schelling's and shootings, but it felt hamasy in gaza and israel could live with the hamas threat. it has now concluded, i think correctly, that it cannot, and it has to take out that organization as a threat to israel. that is what we are facing now. host: what do you think of the validity of reports that egypt had reportedly warned israel of the potential actions there? guest: the israeli government denied that, but the devil is always in the details of intelligence reports, because you go to the white house on a given morning, and there will be somebody with a stack of reports. 80% of them turn out to be, to some degree, incorrect or inaccurate, or they get the timing wrong and such. that is the world we live in. that is the world prime minister netanyahu lives in, in israel. you have to look into what was pitched by the egyptians at what time with what specificity. again, the jury is still out on that. host: for ambassador james jeffrey, this is from mike in illinois, independent line. caller: thank you for your time. i am l

jonathan: michael schell of market field earlier this hour said disinflation was distant -- was transitoryay. i heard the same from jim bianco at bianco research. so -- sees economic data turning out. neil daughter, talks about the same thing. this is what he is looking at too. lisa: and in ppi you got confirmation of the nodes of that, this idea you got goods reinflation and the signs of it in this data. if that is the case, doesn't that confirm this transitory inflation story -- excuse me, disinflation, sorry. >> the word transitory. >> you can use transitory for different dynamic now. anne-marie, have you heard about fuel costs? >> i have. jonathan: the author of that report joining us next. equities up by .3%. inflation data in the next hour. ♪ ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™. >> in my view, this transition to a patient approach, taking the time to holistically assess information was warranted for a number of reasons. in particular it reflects the fact we are likel