so they delayed and made it quite explicit to the germans is wonder how cynical they can move they wantoo. they said tell us when warsaw has fallen that is when we will know poland has ceased to exist and that is when we will invade. what is remarkable they did just at they did on faulty intelligence they were told warsaw fell on september 16 that's why they invaded on september 17. it turned out were so held out for more than two weeks after that. it was faulty intel they were very brave but in the end they were doomed not least because the polish government hadie trim to leave the german invasion coming for about five different prongs but not from this one. not from that one they started to flee in this direction. they found themselves directly in the path of the soviet advance. and of the soviet method of declaring war, making. war there was a sort of elegance to the brought citizen of it i almost have to admire the going to the same thing against japan in august 1945. they inform him that his nation no longer exists diplomatic immunity has expired he is under arrest. and meanwhile b

except they are not, are they? because what _ move around. except they are not, are they?you - move around. except they are not, are they? because what you do - move around. except they are not, l are they? because what you do know is they no longer have a live application for a right to remain in the united kingdom, and therefore under migration laws will be obliged to leave the country. so whether they are detained because they may be seen as a greater risk or not detained, the government surely will want to keep a record of where that person may be, but particularly where that person is still in the uk or not. when that person leaves the uk hopefully border force doing its job will be able to effectively take them off the list. what i think the committee wanted to know which mr ridley wasn't able to answer was of those who haven't been ticked off the list because they have left, the others are therefore in the uk illegally, why don't we know roughly where they are or what enforcement action is being taken to ensure that after a certain space of time they have left as th

also go to the vasyls, but they know , which some did not on the 13th they let in, they know who lets 14th , there are farms to which melankas come the most, and even then neighbors and acquaintances go there themselves to spend the night, they are happy to see all this. action, to see many people under a mask, where they see in people completely different traits of their character, nechka, generous evening, good evening, good people are welcome, in general you can go to anyone, you can beg under the windows, sometimes they beg, they knock on window and vasilka let milanka, even apart from vasyl there are many. people lets in, there are people who just really, really love this thing, maybe they used to go, but when they got older, they can no longer go, then they start to let melanka in, there are a lot of such people, they prepare in advance to receive melanka, they have the lights on, let's say all night, and milanka can come in at any time, why did you decide to go? wouldn't it be better to sleep under a blanket in the heat? no, we just love it, respect it, and preserve traditions

they do not go outside the queue , they come, they can stand still for a day, while it they will comer well even two days ago, that is, there were no problems in the family , that is, there were no problems before, for example, it was three weeks ago, that is, when i came here for the first time , that is, the humanitarian cargo arrived, they showed the papers, and the police took them away, and they went out of order. we thank mr. serhii for a long time, and serhiy vanat is a volunteer. ukranian freedom force foundation quickly and on the spot informed us about the situation, and we are already adding valery romanenko, aviation expert, leading researcher of the state museum of aviation. mr. valery, glory to ukraine, welcome to espresso. good day, glory to the heroes. mr. valery, today our air force pleased us with successful work. three russian su-34 fighter jets will already be in perpetual flight, and ours will be very short. the air force and in particular the commander of the air force described the generally successful work like this, but i would still like to understand what me

north korea, iran, yes, they were rogue countries, then they made us a rogue country, then they madework together a little to show who the real outcast is, if we're talking about symbolism, people who grew up in the soviet union remember this song very well, we are peaceful people, but our armored train is on a siding, symbolically, yes northrey. the leader arrived on an armored train, a spare, was once , well, okay, you know, there is one more topic, probably, which i cannot help but touch upon, it has become especially relevant in recent days, in light of some statements that were made from a high rostrum the un general assembly, including, and our neighbor poland, well, there is also lithuania, there is also latvia, so they threatened to hit us with a new iron curtain, first with an iron fence, then with an iron curtain, that in the end they took a different path, got away with minor dirty tricks, not for states, but for ordinary people, which is why they exchanged the closure of borders for the confiscation of cars and toilet paper from ordinary russians, a topic that they direct

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they got everything they wanted. there was there was a resolution put forward to denounce what was going on in indiana to denounce to actually was it was in a real anodyne way that you said the resolution said all americans created equal basically what the declaration of independence said and they couldn't pass that at two convention. so this guy's on the cover of time and they they're to get their four governors and their plot to get a presidential candidate. they've got 6 billion sworn klansmen in 24. and they think we'll have 20 million by 28. that's the year they to run a presidential candidate. so they're on the cusp of real power. one more thing they staged a demonstration in washington, d.c.. 50,000 people turn out openly walking from the capitol building to treasury building, proclaiming klan values across klan march. that's how powerful they were. notre dame couldn't stop them the naacp, stop them. a handful of very brave rabbis who stood up to them couldn't stop them. so very good. and i want to emphasize t

>> they are right where they always wanted to be. they don't believe in democracy.s isn't the party of jfk or bill clinton or hubert humphrey. these people are hard core socialists and they believe in mandated equality. not liberty or freedom. so here at home if things don't go their way they want to get rid of the filibuster. they want to pack the court or they want to admit new states, or they want to take an opponent off the ballot. they don't believe in democracy. polls show that. they show that recent daily signal said that 50% of democrats wanted to curb free speech. 75% of republicans, of course, didn't. so when they look at the world outside the united states they just project that same idea and when you have as stephen said these force multipliers of open borders and millions of people coming in from the middle east from autocratic and illiberal regimes it makes it all the more astounding they come in the case of immigrants they enjoy all of our freedoms. they do all of -- in all their power they try to destroy that freedom by shouting down or disrupting or

were, they were targets, they were hated and that they were going to be abused, there's a very good film by an israeli called defamation, which shows how teenage kids are taken to poland and indoctrinated to be fearful, um, somebody, two old men were having a polish men were having a conversation, and one of the children asked one of the minders what they were saying, "and they obviously made it up, but basically said that, these people wanted to kill them. um, i mean, that's the sort of gist of the propaganda, if you look at the uh anti-deformation league in the states, which is a highly funded and political organization, it which features in defamation the film, um, it's indicated, when we come to the specifics of the current situation, the war started with a lie." um, you only have to look at the trajectory since the the gift of uh israel to the roth charles in exchange for getting uh america into the first world war, um, through to the nack bar in 1948, not to mention the atrocities of the king david hotel where they blew up british servicemen, and numerous terrorist attacks and

they are afraid, they are scared. our officers are going unit by unit, building by building with the university police and the rest of the police officers, firefighters, ems, making sure we don't have any additional victims or subjects. we will be back in the very near future to provide an update. >> chef, i have an update as well that website. it's going to be facofsouthard nevada.com. >> that the latest information from officials in las vegas including the sheriff saying there is no further threat. he did not go into detail about their condition about whether they were alive or whether their condition at all. they did confirm, the sheriff and others, that the suspect has been killed. they are also working on a reunification center for students and others on campus. i want to bring back john miller. former dhs assistant juliet. your biggest talking before, we expected that press conference to be bare-bones. here's what we are doing to find out. we got all that and maybe a little bit less what we do know is the suspec

made rational decisions, they would have acted this way, but they made an irrational decision, theyand not a bridge between the west and russia, but their others do not exist, that is, as they thought to the janitor, say, you’re like you think, well, what’s the problem with these joining, when i communicate with them at this level, they always think differently than their elites, i mean, here’s an example of zelensky, and in ukraine and not only everyone, everything they voted for a president who would be at least constructive with russia, and then the conditionally collective soros corrected the course, i have this, that is, this does not mean that they initially elected people who, and this doesn’t matter, this is exactly what it says , look, in hungary there is no soros and, accordingly, a completely different exchange rate. well it this is, of course, a very big simplification, if everything comes down only to soros to the fact that they simply chose a person, recruited him, everything is much more complicated, if we are talking about, i agree that of course decisions are made b

they got everything they wanted. there was a resolution put forward to denounce what was going on in indiana, to -- and oxley was written, the resolutions that all americans are created equal. basically what the decoration of independence said they could not pass that. this guy is on the cover of time. they are going to get there for governors and the plot is to get a presidential candidate. they have 6 billion sworn klansmen in 1924 incident think they will have 20 million by 1928. they are on the cusp of real power. one more thing. they staged a demonstration in washington d.c., 50,000 people turned out openly walking from the capitol building to the treasury building proclaiming klan values. that is how powerful they were. notre dame could not stop them. the naacp could not stop them. a handful of very brave rabbis who stood up to them could not stop them. some very good, and i want to emphasize this, because religion was good and bad, but some very good protestant christian ministers denounce them from the pulpit

me face down on the floor, they broke my nose, i’m in a bed of blood , they are something they wered the child’s phone. they took away the computer, the camera, what was in the house, as they put it, that it was in bad shape, they took everything out , then they took us out into the yard, put my child in the car and took me, i know the direction, at that moment i didn’t know where she was, they described everything to me in vivid colors, where they took her, where they took her, they promised to take her outside the village. what we will do with it, we will show you firsthand, that is, i went through all this and the whole time i couldn’t help thinking that what happened to my child, a little girl, that is, sexual violence, they promised to use violence against her, in the end they used violence against her, no, no, they just scared you like that, yes they just put such psychological pressure on you, they put you in another car and they put me in another car, they put a bag on my head, i don’t know where they were taking me, but judging by... the short time we were driving, i realiz

if, like i said, where they have a minimal want, they feel like they can do something there, they definitelyansfer forces and means from other directions, this is their tactic applies to the entire line of combat reporting and, accordingly , the north of bakhmut is not an isolated case, or rather an exception, but tell me, is it possible to observe somewhere... any signs of exhaustion in the russians in something there in drones, in artillery, in people, is it not possible , how would you rate it? it was about three weeks ago, a certain moment when they had some problems with logistics, it also concerned more, of course, artillery supplies, bull on artillery, but at this stage this problem is more than if we do not observe, they have a sufficient number of artillery and... supplies for them and accordingly there is a very sufficient number of unmanned aerial vehicles of various classes, from reconnaissance to shock to drops , after all, one should not forget that the russian federation is not a country that is isolated from the world, that is, if we have a mavic 3t, then in russia there is a

, they they put they arrested hammas while on the ground they focusing. on the battle, he's spoke about it likely today, hanunis, there is huge gathering from design machinery war machines and brigades to fight the battle of khan, because this is the decisive battle, hanunis, hanunis city always the final is throw in any fight between the palestinians resistance and the zionist entity and always managed khanis to a massive blow to the entity ming up in in up mean today and yesterday and the they conducted unbelievable campaign of destruction and bombardment yesterday and the day before. wait, i'd like to get your action to something, thank you for shot. i like to understand from you uh, this um something that's not really widely reported on uh or or watched or viewed or even broadcast, and that is visit by the israely prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the northern part of the gaza strip - where he went there and he lifted either a piece of rock or something or another that i forget whether it was piece of rock or the uh soil there and said there's going to be future settlements that'

, they speak or they don't to speak. we got a lot of improving our economic we are actually participating in the international arena. yeah. but why, why, or how trusted are the united states delegates here and to by giving the massive expansion of the permian basin of gas in texas and new mexico. while on the surface we hedge on kerry and joe biden, talking about as the evils of uh, yes, because the, this is, this is how we proceed from, from, from a industrial countries and not only the united states, but most of the, most of the most of the industrialized countries today of failing to commit what they, what they have promised not on the promised us. we don't need their promises, but they have promised the whole, the whole continent in africa. and they have promised all the different countries in asia. and you know, they could always come up with what they think part of the story, what city and they need to look into, what they should be doing to really need the new world. if you will, don't be fit to own your product i

they built the empires they built because they wanted to build an empire. and nobody who builds an empire is particularly good at handing on that legacy or letting go while they're alive. there's been a whole lot of psychologizing about what effect that has on the sons and the daughters who inherit these fortunes. and there are no stories about family dynasties that operate really seamlessly and really well, not because there are no stories of that, but because they're not as interesting as the legacy being wasted by subsequent generations. (dramatic music) larry: hello folks welcome to kudlow i'm larry kudlow, the democratic colorado supreme court has disqualified former president trump from the 2024 ballot. over something called insurrection. form are president plans to appeal the case as republicans are rallies behind him. let's turn to our own hillary vaughn. on capitol hill. for all of the gory details. reporter: hello, larry. well this decision from california supreme court is help -- colorado supreme court is helping trump with his 2024 g.o.p. rivals

decided that all this is nonsense, they don’t believe in it, they laugh at it, they they don’t understand , enthusiastically carry out the american instructions there to dismember this same orthodox church as one. because they americans understand that this is the orthodox church, it’s still kind of historical ensured the unity of three peoples, or rather one people, well, but they grabbed onto it and thought that, well, all this is complete nonsense, they continue to do what they continue to do, by the way, you said vladimir about the ukrainian people , and the ukrainian people have the same disease, if the ukrainian people and their leaders understood that holy russia and this reality, and not a stupid fiction, but it cannot be touched with your hands, yes... it cannot, so to speak, be sold, bought , you can’t play on the stock exchange, it’s not issues shares, so to speak, yes, ipo and so on, but it is, it exists, having thought that, so to speak, it does not exist, yes, so they ended up in a situation, in what, in what they are, because god , if you reject him, he makes you blind , yo

organized it, that is, they are definitely not idiots. they definitely have analysts, they definitelyt union, artyom, let's honestly admit that they still expected that this so-called counter-offensive, if at least not overthrown... russia in military terms, but it will definitely give effect and result, they , willingly or unwillingly, are forced to admit to themselves today that that this did not happen, and since this did not happen, you have to look for all the other explanations why this did not happen, then read about the economy and about the fact that the orange scenario does not work, and about the fact that the army, so to speak, learns from its own mistakes, and the military-industrial complex is being revived, it is accepted. well, actually, your version, why is there all this stream of admissions of errors in the spiegels, in the zygors, in the latins, in the gordons of those, what is this, why is this? we know that in military affairs there is such a concept as underestimating the enemy, so, long before the war, the west, in relation to the assessment of the events takin

um, it looks like they uh yeah, they moving now. yeah, they've taken a right time so that means they moving to the into ramallah. um yeah, they should upgrade. looks like gates going to be uh, going on for a while. um and they said a lot of soldiers for the center of romano. that's a huge amount of soldiers. now. i have heard unconfirmed reports but they've been raids on a extreme money exchange shops here. and that's not something i've seen before. i'm trying to find out more details of whether this is simply against palestinians getting cash out or getting cash in to ramallah. is that the point of this right out to try and get as much detail on that as possible? let me will be one of the targets, but usually the rate of this size is designed to, to there's another explosion the day. so the rain seems to be focused about if i can help with flashes, probably about half a mile away for where i am. right now, usually if i have that as well that's, that's going to be why they bring in reinforcements like say the facing some resistance.

they all got good jobs. they went to the best colleges.hey got good paying jobs, but they don't make enough to buy a home. they are in better shape than most of their generation, but none of their friends is thinking of buying a home either. for my generation, it was the essential promise of the american dream. that if you work hard, played by the rules, that you could finance a home. you could raise a family. you could take a summer vacation. you could put something aside for your retirement on one job. there is nobody in this generation that thinks that promise applies to them. this is the first generation in american history that 20-30-year-olds will believe that their lives are going to be worse off than their parents' lives. the american dream for them has become a nightmare. and they have lost faith in our country because our generations betrayed them. we told them go to college, do what we say, work hard and everything's going to be okay. they can see that it's not going to be, this is the misery it gets them, and there is nobody li

they also they also improved the hatch. so there was a really complicated to get the hatch off the spacecraft. astronauts would were not able to do it in time. it's part of the reason that perished. and so nasa's recognize that they had to create hatch that could be removed relatively quickly and easily by the strength of the astronauts from inside the spacecraft in the event of an emergency. so a number of modifications and and one of the really important legacies of apollo one which was a tragedy, but it did contribute to an improved safety culture at nasa. and and it did require everyone looked at all the systems again and ensure that they were safe. and so with all the follow on missions, you had no more fatalities and you had one major accident with apollo. but those astronauts returned to earth safely and so it's a tragedy, but also an incredible legacy, too, for that mission. in an excuse me, in analog, using the material that we brought back from the moon, how does that compare with the saturn and minerals that exis

they are actually -- they actually want hispanics to come in because they think they will vote democrat harris, root causes of climate change, at the bottom line is the climate agenda that is causing massive pain and suffering for people around the world. look at what happened in sri lanka when they went all in all the climate agenda with farming. they overran the presidential policy and try to impose the same thing in the netherlands. but it is coming here for the u.s. have john kerry coming after american farmers. they are getting after our energy. that is what causes displ displacement. bad policy could not climate change. 99% drop in crime related deaths over the last hundred years. >> rachel: so watching al gore, just reminded me, what a shot and he is. how rich is he? >> [laughs] he started out when he left the white house, he was worth about a million dollars and then within a few years after, one of the fast -- 100 million and for course, he sold his net worth to al jazeera and he profited off of obama's stimulus and went to a lot of the countries. it is hard to say how rich he

and so they were brought right the twins barracks, even though they said they weren't and they wanted to know why one twin had a beautiful singing and why one didn't. so they inject it all kinds of noxious substances into throat which cause difficulty breathing his brother never it he survived but when he went to palestine and then became israel. he had an operation and they had to remove his vocal cords. so he speaks with the assistance of an electronic device device which ironically is german made his voice very tinny and scratchy, but he's able to talk. and then eva and miriam just walked us around that first day and twins trying to remember what happened. that was the point. and i know the childhood memory well, any memory. but childhood memory can very, very fallible. but i spoke to a woman who handles trauma among young children and. she said that if children or adults for children is surrounded by warm friendly relationships, then sometimes things can return. right. so that was something that was done. the this twin menasha lorenzi, the paternal opposite sex twin and he's leadi

will recruit, they recruited, they are recruiting, they will recruit, especially from... with all kindswill deprive them of the type of residence, if you don’t say anything, you won’t show it there , you won’t take a photo, but this is a one-way ticket to the penitentiary system, our citizens must understand, therefore, if they are recruited there or were recruited, they could not resist upon arrival in belarus, you must immediately report to the authorities state security and tell you everything is in good spirit, but he can help his country, he can help his country, as a result of this conversation, that is, our belarusians must be vigilant, the lithuanian and latvian special services do not give up, do not give up, their desire to get some kind of some here... agents , agents, they are already doing this openly, right at the point already, as they say, without leaving the cash register, that is, this suggests that these two countries, unlike the poles. they probably don’t even want to normalize relations with belarus in the near future. andrey petrovich, what do you think about this?

are taking, they are they are under the siege, they don't have water to drink, they are like they are hungry from past like they are so many children. and adults who are hungry from like two days even three days even so they don't even have food for eating for like from past two three days so these are the kind of things the have achieved and this is has this has awakened the word around the globe and they are seeing what atrocities israel is committing against palestinian people and their they are unwilling themselves their humanitarian slogans you know you have seen the masamini case when that happened how the propagation was going around the globe but today everyone is silent no one is doing anything to stop this whenever they like in general assembly of you and they try to do the seasfire resolution and they come up with like no we you can't see fire you can't do this because israel has right to defend so how about the right of innocent innocent falestinian people who are fighting their freedom fight from past 75 years and they are living under se they are living under control and

shocked, they are really shocked, they are surprised, they say, how can they come and talk like thaturing the entire time of this svo, they did not see their own , as they say, i wonder, during the entire time of svo, there would be at least a couple of days so that you were not on the front line, if only you were sick, if uh, i don’t know, well, there were two , and 3 days for me not to be on the front line, which means i had to go somewhere to a meeting or something else, that’s all equally, the guys feel more confident when they know that the commander will come at any time and stand next to them in the trench, i think this is probably the biggest incentive that you can give them in such a difficult situation, i have been in the unit many times abti aronovich , you need to see the eyes of these guys , you need to feel them, yes, this is probably such a special military brotherhood, it cannot be invented, it cannot be summed up, this is the highest manifestation of real male friendship and patriotism, thank you ronovich, the great son of the chechen people, russian general, was on

lied like that, they, they lied as usual, well, they. they simply can’t do anything else, well , let roman tsimbalyuk, thank you for participating in the program, journalist, my colleague and the author and host of the youtube channel, roman tsimbalyuk, subscribe to this youtube channel. friends, i would like to remind you that we are working live on tv channel uso, also on our youtube and facebook platforms, and we are conducting a survey , today we are asking you about this , whether you would like to see zaluzhnyi in politics, yes, no, please vote, see phone numbers, if you phone... vote 0800 211-381 - yes no 0800 211-382 no, everything is quite simple on youtube, yes no two options, or write your comment under this video. next, we have of communication, volodymyr tsybulko, political expert, people's deputy of ukraine of the fourth convocation. mr. volodymyr, i congratulate you and thank you for joining our program today. congratulations, congratulations. we, we, we did not invent this question. and it is not us who are promoting the hard-working man into politics, he is being pus

they are demanding that they stop.on that they demanding it stopped, the real reason the propaganda in the united states and throughout the middle east is about the jews being the occupants? so that they can simply try to americanize or westernize their goal of exterminating the jews? >> that would be absolutely true. there is no such thing as a two state solution. hamas worships death. we have seen that in these past few days in a pattern that that is the most vicious thing that humanity has seen since the holocaust. they worship death. the jewish people are people who pursue life. they pursue life. life and death are polar opposites and there will never be reconciliation between radical islam and judaism. god gave to abraham isaac and jacob a written contract and it covenant in the word of god many times for those who are slow to get the message. that this land belongs to the seed of abraham for ever and forever, end of story. mark: you founded this group christians united for israel. why did you found this group and

men so they don't become police officers, so they don't join the army, they don't want white men toamilies, husbands and fathers, they all say so, it's not your guess, we need more diversity, we need less white men in police departments, so you're not crazy, you're just... next question: in your opinion , can we start a war with iran? yes, of course, we can easily start a war with iran. what is the appetite of republicans in congress? they are serious, at least that's what i hear, they prefer war with china. a war with china, which produces all our antibiotics. how long will this war last? after all, they produce everything, we cannot fight with them, they already control. to the country, right, right, in my book there is a chapter on covid, of all the lessons of the pandemic, this is the one we should have learned? yes, maybe we should return production to our country and produce life-saving medicines here? no, it’s better to depend on china, but some republicans want to start a war with china, yes, they are preparing for this, we must create an army, finance it, because they say:

they just continue to enable and ultimately they will die. they die an addict. they will either die on the streets or in subsidized housing. that is them being in subsidized housing is not a success. that is a failure if they're dead and why people don't acknowledge that, although they're starting to they're coming around to it kensington and philadelphia neighborhood. that's just been completely destroyed by drugs that was determined to be the site for their first heroin injection site a few weeks ago, the council passed a bill that said, you know, we're not going to do that. and but one neighborhood now, they should just completely get rid of it. they're clinging on to, but it's a step in the right direction. i seen some of the videos of it's horrendous wow. and by the way, narcan not really work in the same way that it used to. you've got different kinds of fentanyl. that's being put out there. narcan, by the way, only with opioids. and it's not a guarantee some people think that it works for all drug overdoses and it's a guarantee it is not. but when you sta

they caused minor damage, no serious injuries. one day they might. they are backed by iran.hey release to drive drones that they needed to do. they will respond to this at a time and place of their choosing. they have responded to these attacks from the proxy forces in the region. that has not deterred them so far. the question for the pentagon continues to be what kind of additional response are you willing to take in order to make sure that the u.s. and its partners and allies are protected in the region. because there were 14 different countries represented on these commercial vessels operating in the red sea. this could really escalate and spiral for us. >> more than 75 attacks on u.s. and coalition forces since 2007. thank you so much. rihanna? >> let's talk about this now with our military analyst. i wonder if you think if the u.s. military posture is enough right now to be a deterrent. >> thank you for having me, breanna. the deterrence is strategic. it's not something where you flip a switch. you go back to the days of speak softly and carry a big stick. that was the

have now completed their work, well, they worked on the front, the new command, i hope they saw allems, first of all with evacuation, i know that there was a conflict, yesterday even i had to intervene in this conflict, when one nachm otu is sector, if for ordinary people, in his in his in his area found. precisely this mobile group of the kms, in which 500 chinese turnstiles, at the request of the teams, i.e. representatives of the kms, must be urgently replaced, they have american kets in stock, now they have utes, american kets sich, they can afford up to 80 thousand to freely exchange and provide high-quality tourniquets to our brigades, then this nachmet tried to say that how will you prove that this... where moz's technical data, i.e. i was surprised, probably the person was afraid for some reason that the situation would take place by itself, and it would be necessary to investigate why 500 chinese turnstiles have not been replaced in this brigade until now, this brigade is at the front, yesterday conflict, i hope decided in favor of our military and our wounded in this briga

they owned property. they owned homes. they one of them was working with a doctor as an apprentice before he went to medical school for a year. so port jervis was probably very typical of most communities in they were have really considered themselves racist. they certainly looked down on the african-americans that lived on the fringes of the community, but they also looked down on the white people that lived out in that community as well. it really boiled down to wealth versus your skin color to a lot of them. if you were poor and you were living outside of town, you didn't work. you were going to be scorned no matter who you were. and there's a lot of newspaper articles that go into that. so the african-americans in the community never there never was a lot of problems. i couldn't find any evidence of that. the schools were never segregated. so african-american kids and white kids, they were all going to school together. so there's no evidence that port jervis is was segregated in any way other than economically by by ci

the united states, they understand perfectly well that they don’t need this conflict now, they need too freeze, somewhere they need to freeze, here is ukraine, ukraine now needs to be rearmed, this is definitely absolutely, they don’t have enough nothing, but why rearm ukraine, so that in a year there by the end of next year they could develop, that’s what i said, i turned lavrov around, well, if you started to develop now, rearm ukraine, i wouldn’t, they are now rearming ukraine, i wouldn’t. in another way, they will revive the factories of eastern europe, the usual infrastructure, and drag them close to the border, in theory , to the territory of ukraine, on the territory of ukraine. they will be targets, they will immediately be targets, so build some kind of base there, well, let’s not have any illusions, we see all the targets on the territory of ukraine 2 year, did we destroy all the bridges? no , we destroyed all the power plants, no, we destroyed all the factories, oil storage facilities , etc., no, but the goal was to destroy bridges, of course, any army has the goal of destro

crimes they have committed, the genocide they have been committing so far, they failed actually to control gaz the city itself, after 60 days of destruction, yes, all right, well hardly, how are these western regimes that support this, able? to keep up the share that they're concerned about humanity and human rights, i mean these sadistic murders have taken place while world leaders met for a climate crisis, when this is the biggest crisis mankind is facing right now, and they can't or choose not to resolve it, well look, the western governments are the worst hypocrites, murderous hypocrites that i've ever seen, we saw this in ukraine where they claimed they were defending the... and freedom and sent large amounts of weapons in because their intention was to destroy russia, now the they're giving a full green light to the netanyahu kabal to carry out genocidal attack inside palestine. now what's interesting and i i agree with most of what your your other my colleagues said, except for one thing, which is i think it's still possible that the israelis allowed the attack. on october 7th to ca

do they need, a skilled workforce, yes, they need a working-age population, and then they look at who is behind in a year, in a year and a half, well, how many are abroad, who showed themselves the most brightly, to work effectively, of course, who works, who works in which professions, who receives what salary... and well look, now politics, when already canceled in some countries of the european union these social expenses for payments to forcibly displaced people, well, in essence, refugees, yes from ukraine, not only from ukraine, in general, in general, but people ukrainianize these payments to people who work there, that is, there are fewer of these payments , because a person works, but they continue to pay them, that is, they prioritized for themselves, those who managed to... learn the language, those who managed to find a job and those who work for the economy of a second state, that is they are ready to leave, all the others, yes, they are struggling, there is no money, there is no social security, and one way or another they will return their country, so this is an additio

had to do this, they had to redistricting change the districting when they did it meant they changed the boundary lines of the precincts which means you are still the same location. that's why we are telling people in advance so you know where you're going to go because the last thing we want is people to calm or not just we anyone to get to the wrong location and find out you have to travel 15, 20 or 30 miles to go to your location. >> that happened while ago so you've been moved from 4:00 to 5:00. if you voted in the last election and you voted in the correct place you are okay. right >> yes that's correct. the concern is if you're used to being in some people only vote and if you elections. and they know where they are going but they don't realize if i think i was in the precinct that's where i'm going to go you were in precinct four now so you go to the location where four was because you had been active and you realize for is canceled. it's something that every county will have to work through and that's why we have the big maps. >> isn't was more difficult two years ago because

they were in england, they were state constitutions what they wanted a frame of government be, what rights they wanted, but no one yet had really begun to think. that was the constitution and. so in this period we see people talking the instrument, the piece of paper and the constitution as the body of government and over time, particularly after ratification, after the new government set up after the supreme starts interpreting what the constitution means. those two concepts, the piece of paper on which the words are written and the frame of government, the way government begin to merge. and so today i think we think of it as the concept of tution emerged concept. but in the period talking about there, they're still working out. michael klarman would you add to that even a system that doesn't it has a constitution has to have a kind of unwritten constitution, there has to be some set of ground rules that allow you to recognize when, for example, a law has been passed, even in great britain that doesn't have a written the society has to have an understanding that a law requires passage by

and they said, you know, we we've actually they they claimed in this presentation that they had findtuned their product, identify people with george soros and the open society foundation who are kind of pushing for democratic reforms in hungary. and they said here this would be a great tool for keeping them out. and so just in, i think it's because there were really affiliated with these kind of conservative causes, but it shows how how you could use a technology like this in a very chilling political way. yeah. and one of the things i think so interesting when you were in the book about what's different about clearview you are not necessarily a technology breakthrough, but an ethical breakthrough of sorts where they were willing to do what other others were not. and you talk about how scrapes, billions of photos of faces using basically what was available. and there you know, the ashley madison example is classic and then venmo that that's so interesting they basically took this real time feed we're going to just like pull these photos but then facebook you know making profile photo

and they said, you know, we we've actually they they claimed in this presentation that they had findtuned their product, identify people with george soros and the open society foundation who are kind of pushing for democratic reforms in hungary. and they said here this would be a great tool for keeping them out. and so just in, i think it's because there were really affiliated with these kind of conservative causes, but it shows how how you could use a technology like this in a very chilling political way. yeah. and one of the things i think so interesting when you were in the book about what's different about clearview you are not necessarily a technology breakthrough, but an ethical breakthrough of sorts where they were willing to do what other others were not. and you talk about how scrapes, billions of photos of faces using basically what was available. and there you know, the ashley madison example is classic and then venmo that that's so interesting they basically took this real time feed we're going to just like pull these photos but then facebook you know making profile photo

they are not religious, they are devils , they are the same as you.from a jewish mother, he must continue this religion, but if he behaves contrary to the religion and against god, he is no longer a jew. and we should repent and give back, but in our jewish community

they were responsible for what they promoted. you know, the whole idea was that the platform was completely neutral, that mark zuckerberg, you know, wanted humans to be completely out of the loop. but at the same time, i think one of the things that it the safety staff found was that not making choices about what content thrives in your platform and what content you promote is still making a choice right. it was turned out to be very easy to gain the platform that bad actors didn't matter if they were russians or macedonian high students or you know, just about anybody who was committed could easily gain the algorithm and they just sort of i think they just didn't assume. i mean, for a company that set out to change the world. right, which was kind of facebook's thing, they to some degree were shockingly unprepared for actually changing it. that makes sense, right? it seems to me that, you know, just from from your book and from my own conversations, they have this idea that, you know, as people become connected, they generate em

cannot, with which they cannot cope, but they, because they do not know how to fight with them, yeahnst international terrorism, in whatever form it has not been, is russia. only we have a unique experience, which in the caucasus, in general , if in fact, if the israelis really wanted to free the hostages, they would have to call ramzan akhmatovich kadyrov and say: ramzan akhmatovich, you can send these guys who have enormous experience, they would everything was organized, and at least with the veterans of the alpha prokonsu in general, the americans from vietnam. then, by the way, there would be muslims too are alive, and relations would be normal , to communicate, to generalize the experience of so-called counter-insurgency operations, and this is what they are doing, so they studied korea, then vietnam very broadly, apparently, apparently they did not learn, because they, they are conducting such a large military operation, what lloyd george announced is like their guardian of prosperity, but where did they find prosperity there, oh well, god bless him, if if... an operation that

and they described how scared they were, how they went to the police, how they were advised by the fbi to flee their home, and how terrifying it was not just in the days after the 2020 election as rudy giuliani and others were saying these things about them, but in the years since, that they still live in fear, that they still live with depression, anxiety, that they still are in a state of concern over being able to use their names to introduce themselves even to their neighbors. and so that is what the jury is going to be weighing. we do expect them to come back sharp at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. they will be continuing deliberations. but there is a lot at stake for rudy giuliani, potentially an astronomical sum that he may have to pay these two women. >> katelyn polantz, thank you so much. a former member of the january 6th committee which heard in great detail from shaye moss and ruby freeman, former illinois republican congressman adam kinzinger joins us. what does it say that rudy giuliani, a, did not end up testifying before this case went to the jury, which makes sense from a

, well, they are skirmishes , and therefore very often visible and it is clear that they are going crazy precisely because, including because of the fact that they are being rebuffed, and therefore intensifying on their part, this has already happened more than once. mr. oleksiy, our topic , which you and i have talked about more than once, but has been continued, is about these ancient temples, which i always took my friends to show what ukraine and chernihiv churches and monasteries are like in comparison with wild swamps , where bears were afraid to walk at a time when there was already the chernigov principality, but you and i have talked more than once about as captured by the fsb, or the uoc of moscow. these temples of lenin's patriarchate, then various events took place, then these moscow priests, who were hiding, began to shout that they had moved away from moscow, and the moscow... the patriarchate was burned now by the rocians themselves, they released a calendar, if you saw, with all those as if the priests who broke the umbilical cord with moscow are all on it, including thos

. >> they are dangerous they say they can't harm humans they will harm humans if you see one of us in your cart you crash. >> yes you run into traffic forr they are too big to kill. the size of your hand. leave on the ground smashing a production or have arachnophobia that's my biggest fear that in alligators. >> is all bad news to me. okay. >> they drowned your first and they killed the alligators is something i don't go for. >> how do we get to alligators? thanks. [laughter] that does it for us. guess what guys you get to see us back here tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern for the big weekend show. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. mark: hello america i am mark levin. this is life, liberty, and levin. an attorney james trustee. before we get tour to great gas i want to make the point as clearly as i can. joe biden and entity blinken have blood on their hands. they are drenched in blood. what am i talking about? can anybody tell me any other president in american history who gives aid and support. billions of dollars to our enemy. to our enemy has killed american soldiers in iraq. due to our enemy that has