more of this, but for some reason they forget about berlusconi, sarkazy, the chancellor now austria, ficeo forgot something, that he, and fice in general, is a separate story , there was not just corruption, there were connections with criminal, organized groups, the murder of an opposition journalist, the authorities as a result of essentially revolutionary events, well, what am i talking about that's all i'm saying that actually this rhetoric, well, it's very convenient, well, it's the same as accusing someone of having connections with the devil, but infer that you don't have connections with the devil, it's just that during the war it's more sensitive, a sensitive topic, because before the war, for example, ask... me i think that there was a thesis, yes, they all steal, for example, and it was perceived even as jokes were made, you understand, but one does not want to make jokes about corruption during the war, no, but there is another nuance, what those problems that arise, organizational problems that cease to be faced by state authorities in war conditions, that is, do other system

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regardless of the fact that in europe, orban from fitzgerald, in the united states of america has its own ficetoo. in the form of trump yes, but these are things that can be overcome from the point of view of systems that work both there and there, well, mr. roman, i can't help but ask you about the conversations that are taking place again next to the conversations about maidan-3, about the fact that there are certain problems between the civil and the military leadership of ukraine, but in the context of what zelensky said in an interview with tabloid, what he said about the military and about politics, because it is very important, and for whom it was directed, it is necessary to understand that the military, who are going to engage in politics, should not engage in war, to quote the president: if a military man chooses to engage in politics, that is his right, then he must go into politics and then he cannot not engage in war, if you lead a war, meaning that tomorrow you will engage in politics or elections, then on words... and on the front line you behave like a politician, not like a mi

is worried about the statements of certain nato members, such as viktor orbán in hungary or robert ficein slovakia. and now the far-right candidate geertwilders has won in the netherlands as well. that's how scared you are by the prospect that the unity of nato's position on ukraine will be undermined. the message of this meeting is that we are one. prisoners of ukraine and we will continue to do so. of course, i cannot speak on behalf of individual members of the alliance, but slovakia, for example, has assured that it will provide ukraine with critically important weapons. slovakia is also an important hub for repairing equipment. so the message from us is that we will continue to support ukraine , as a sign of solidarity with ukraine, as well as solidarity with ourselves, because it is in our own interests, to do everything for the victory of ukraine, because if president putin wins in ukraine. then it will be a tragedy for ukrainians, but also a threat for all of us, because it will show what by using military force, violating international law, he achieved what he wanted, and this

well , i don't know anyone other than viktor orbán, and maybe partly slovakian prime minister fice, whichical elites could react to russian propaganda, but still. it is, well, from the research done by colleagues zvochek, i want to praise them, because this is a really good study, which also has a practical dimension, it is used in work, so to my colleagues for their work, thank you very much, from this study, among the top narratives, this is the first narrative that the west controls ukraine and uses it for its own purposes, the second narrative that the actions of ukraine and the west forced russia to start a war, that is, they themselves attacked, and another narrative that supporting ukraine will hurt the west more than russia. the purpose of all these attacks is clear, reduce as much as possible or even eliminate any support from the western countries of ukraine , political, humanitarian, and most importantly military, so that ukraine can no longer resist, whether they believe these messages or not, the question is debatable, since not only the elites are the object of these informa

i was inially tol ten years ago that there were no historical sources available from the sheriff's fice about the jail that they had nothing. when i was finishing the book they kind of hinted like if i would play nice that this might be on offer. and i, i really was, iuess, shocked in my interactions with the sheriff's office. and they sent me out. how does it they were to be told that they were doing a good job because this was during the of the peak of covid when something 20 people had died in the jail a year. and i really felt like if you are a if you truly believe in the value of human life, then you're not looking for praise from some historian who lives in connecticut. right. you're in your own jail doing the right thing, trying to protect human life with the that you have. and so to me, it's not the qution of like is is dart some great reform here but i would say why is he so invested in maintaining a jail where 90% of the population, black or latino right? why does he never challee the quality of the jail? why is he not demanding, as he has at other times in his tenure, a great

the d.as fice also said the leaks were, quote, clearly intended to intimidate witnesses in this case, subjecting them to harassment and threats prior to trial. jonathan miller, an attorney for former ccoun election supervisor misty hampton, who is one of the codefendants, took responsibility for the leak. miller said that he released a video because he believed it was in the clients, in his client's best interest. the recordings have brought to light previously undisclosed details about the efforts of trump and his allies to reverse his election loss. here's what janet eilish told trump's deputy chief of staff at the time had to say after she warned him that the president was quickly running out of options to challenge joe biden's win. >> and he said to me, and i kind of, in a excited tone, while we don't care, and we're not gonna leave. i said what do you mean? he said, well, the boss, meaning president trump, and everyone understood the boss, that's what we all called him, he said the boss is not going to leave under any circumstances. we are just going to stay in power. and i said

all convicted after they were out of fice.ert e hartley has written 11 books about the politicians of illinois occluding one titled power, purpose and prison. mr. hartley writes that these men met their downfall under different circumstanceshe asked, where did they go wrong, and were they able to recover self-respect in spite of their punishment? robert hartley with his book, purpose, power and prison on this episode of book notes plus, available on the c-span free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. as part of our new series, we are asking you what books do you think shed america?>> the sound and the theory by william faulkner.>> to kill a mockingbird by harper lee. >> you can join in the conversation by submitting your pick, just go to our website, c- span .org/books. click the viewer input tab and select record video. in 30 seconds or less, tell us your pick and why. be sure to watch books that shaped america, every monday at 9:00 pm eastern on c-span. >>> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks

fice. i mean, you are the middle school, by the way. all right.he rock was on my binde ducer raightenout. r in middle school. >> on your who else was on your binder in middle school? i think eminem was on there, which is a weird one. i think justin timberlake maybe as well, because i had a wonderful woman just likimbere rock with a binder full of men. it's all good. charlie. congrats. thank you. >> i hope those california farmers were watching because those guys gave me a reall wy hard time about talking about california agriculture out there. i delivered california. you're welcome. and i can still see will cain out of the corner on myd stil and moaning about the end of that gamel . >> what a sore loser. that's what happens when whu play water polo. >> that's two texts. >> alan from mesquite, nevada waters is a hugerom esca hit inr house. you should do a segment with the top ten windows at the end of the we should sponsor waters window. >> you know ajax what'swe sho the thing that you clean with? i haven't cleaned in a long . me >> windex, of cour