survive with joe biden as commander in chief let's discuss it with 500 randi now, professor at the university of too many. thanks for joining us today. very good to see you got so much of the reaction from donald trump and other republicans tell us as well. i think it shows that everyone in the political establishment of the united states has imperial ambitions. they wish to preserve us imperialism of the united states. instead of asking itself, why is it occupying syria illegally? what right does it have to bomb iraq? when there is a government in back, a dot. what right does the united states have to occupy iraq and behave like a thug and refuse to leave the when the rocky pilot has voted for them to leave? and then again, we have this right of the regime and apartheid regime. which launch is attacks on syria, on 11, on and carries out a genocide in gaza with impunity because the united states backs it to the health. and also prevents now the u. n. from providing food to the starving people of casa . so instead of the united states looking in the mirror and seeing the ugly reality, they pretend th

for other universities to actually help farhangian university, otherwise i will proudly spend 10 years of my life in this university. i passed today too all the respect of one person who came to this university since farhangian university was established, mr. dr. mohibbinia, mr. dr. mehrmohammadi, mr. dr. khenifar, and after him, mr. sahrai, now mr. dr. qiyazi, i strongly defend all efforts , all efforts, but only effort. each person is based on their tastes, they have a team , consult with their team, make decisions and go part of the way, but see the question in the plan. his highness's question, the answer i have to give is underlined , if we give enough money to farhangian university , what should we do with the need of every one of us, who is the source of our education. you really should. let's work, you see, naturally , education and training needs between 120,000 and 130,000 people every year, but there are 40,000 to 50,000 people, usually 40,000 to 50,000 people , mr. sarkhiz , retires. and we are faced with a crisis in the field of farming, so when do we need this force? now let us insist that this force must be replaced by

congress, we have other institutions, so, harvard has learned a lesson, i hope the rest of the universities will learn too. you are more than your current faculty on hard left, inc 97% of harvard facfaculty, identifies at hard left, that is not diversity. larry: a great point. froprofessor dershowitz thank you, sir. >> thank you. larry: now, i want to switch giers, we covered that. go to my favorite topics bidenomics, true, that the third quarter resent months in terms of gdp was a stronger economy than expected. okay. also true that inflation rates have come down. true. president biden and his staff however, are mystified at their continued basement level economic polls. polls show biden's economy is rating at 21%, with 78% saying it is in bad shape. now, president biden is blaming media, ha, ha. he should blame his own policies, at start of his term. he front loaded massive federal spending, regulation and socialist green new deal war gene against fossil fuels world inflation, after two years. of root canal interest rate hike by fidel cast fide fed federal reserve the inflation has eased. according to u

of contemporary are going to affect me. i really don't know. nor do i think this communication can be by any other means in my light or its cognates. radio because the universe are simply too great and the cost of getting energy enough to make travel physical travel at all possible is overwhelming, even for civilizations. disposing of enormous means far outweigh paying our own. so i think, first of all, there will two great phases of this eventual time, which i think will come in ten years or 100 years or, i don't know, maybe longer when some satisfy three radio telescope work or something will acquire evidence of the deliberate beaming of a message, protracted message out into space. first of all, i think important issue, most important to show is the recognition of the existence of the message. just that it is there, not what it says. this is called often timely. the acquisition of the message. and there will be, of course, false starts. there'll be many claims already have been some claims, i think rather facetious that some phenomena in the sky must have this meaning. they turned out to be wrong. i believe that will happen number of times. three times. ten times false

and sources of knowledge, and that happens from k-12 all the way to universities and claudine gay is the latest victim of those efforts. >> i would argue most people don't know the names of toosity presidents. they come and go. they've existed for a long time. we don't necessarily know their politics. we certainly haven't read their theses or whatever it is. claudine gay came under remarkable scrutiny, and it wasn't accidental. it was a project really. this project to oust university presidents including claudine gay was helmed by what i think are very odd bedfellows. chris rooufo of the manhattan institute who's come out against dei or crt and he doesn't know what crt is or at least he does and he misrepresents it. jonathan greenblack from the anti-defamation league, elise stefanik, who's not articulated a particular apprehension of anti-semites of the time and suddenly this was her charge. what happened here? how did this come together to end up ousting claudine gay? >> it's hard to fully understand it, and i think it'll take some time to actually pull apart all the elements. what's remarkable i think is how transparent the interest was, though, in getting rid of her. and

of them being too small. and that for inconclusive such as at the university of mannheim, a currently watching on a new lodge study, team wants to find out what the acupuncture can provide. pain relief off the abdominal surgery and also have to know what to do. i mean, if i, let's study sure the we can reduce postoperative pain by 75 percent with a single treatment said let's see and come to the study is randomized and double blinded. meaning that don't take on a mux, the patient's body with real acupuncture points and sham ones. a computer then to science, which spots get the needle treatment? connie performs the acupuncture and finally a doctoral student interviews the patients like life. and then we then compare the parameters between the groups such as a subjective pain scale and the objective pain level of the patient types. yes. so what to test the patients themselves make of the treatment is focused on i had acupuncture right after the operation 2 days ago and i'm doing really well. first, results from the study are expected to be available in early 2026. acupuncture has one advantage of a drug treatm

of knowledge. that happens from k-12 all the way to universities. claudine gay is the latest victim of those efforts. >> i would argue most people don't know the names of tooresidents. they come and go. they have existed for a long time. we don't necessarily know their politics. we certainly haven't read their theses. claudine gay came under remarkable when scrutiny. it was a project really to oust university presidents, including claudine gay, was headed by some odd bedfellows. chris ruffo, crt, most people, he doesn't know what crt is released he knows but he rep misrepresents it, blackmon of harvard alum and rich guy, jonathan greenblatt from the anti-defamation league. elise stefanik who has not articulated a particular apprehension about antisemites some of the time and this was her charge. what happened here? how did this all come together to end up ousting claudine gay? >> it's hard to fully understand. i think it will take some time to actually pull apart all of the elements. what is remarkable, i think, is how transparent the interest was in getting rid of her. and what's alarming is that it seems to be the case that these political forces can dis

i think that if he wants to be in the real priorities of the ministry, he will go after it and get this too. this is not his priority, the university of tehran, which is in the city of tehran, which is not deprived, this is happening two months late. now the topic of our discussion is the topic there are deprived cities, there are deprived areas , i am telling you that payments will be made with a delay of 12 to 14 months , which means that if there was a plan, if there was a plan, this situation should have been the other way around, that is, payments in deprived areas were made with less delay than in privileged areas, mr. dr. you know the self-governance law of hospitals better than i do . this law is attributed to the hospital being based on an economic enterprise, considering it to be based on its own operation, and universities to be based on their own operation. there is no separate budget for universities. if he divides it, this will also be returned to you , the ministry should not be my priority , this is how it will be. if you force him to do this, the doctors will send the sterilization here. this is possible . now, i h

s president, also at that hearing, as well as other leaders of other universities that they consider tooome african american leaders say all of this has way too much of a stink of racial bias, and they will begin protesting some of those donors who targeted claudine gay. >>> coming up, cnn is on the scene where hamas says one of its senior leaders was killed in an attack. how it may be escalating mideast tensions.. that's n next. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >>> a new flashpoint in the middle east in the midst of the israel/hamas war. hamas says one of its senior leaders was killed in an attack in beirut, lebanon. cnn's nada bashir is on the scene for us in beirut where the

in spite of everything, they say that we have too many universities and we need to reduce their numberingly proportionally reduce and the number of teachers, because, as they say, they say there are too many, well , in parallel with all this, there are generally many changes, and even there they said that the scholarship will not be left to everyone, but only to those who agree to work out the budget, that is, who to the state proposal work immediately agrees, moreover, on the very first proposed one, which they say demonstrates that a person... money also needs a larger scholarship, and many people will even have their scholarships taken away from the budget accordingly, so this is such a very comprehensive reform of everything that is happening in higher education now , which begins with the reduction of the number of universities and the number of teachers , respectively, and to make it more optimized , and those who will already remain, they will be given funding for certain innovations, for certain reforms, and the student himself will also be affected, we all heard about. .. what

somehow connected with the legal profession, well, as a matter of fact, we, too, having graduated from the law faculty of yaroslavl state university, one of the most important areas of our activity today is supporting the activities of such an organization as the committee of families of fatherland warriors of the yaroslavl region, but this is the direction of my wife, she is probably more... more about this will tell you, these are our sons, daniil, the eldest, now you will say, for sure, this is sava, our middle son, daniil is 11 years old, he is a fifth grader, an athlete, a swimmer, he studies at the olympic reserve school, he is making great progress, as in studies, in fact, in sports, recently he pleased us and a little, even surprised us a little, took it, went on his own and joined the movement of the first. uh, well, in my opinion, this is probably the first independent , good adult decision, and that’s what made me happy. sava is a first-grader with us, he is 8 years old, plays football, well, in general , he is almost in no way behind his older brother. quite recently, well , relatively recently, we became a large famil

lehman too, these universities, and i know your university has this too, we promote this idea of dei, diversity, equity, inclusion and equality, has his come out at all at your institution of saying, are you protecting yourself and all these great students that are there? >> following the death threats, the university has taken a greater initiative to integrate jewish students into their dei efforts. those have been appreciated. in terms of the anonymous platforms, i did want to say, side chat is very much used at cornell, so is greek rank, the threats were made on greek rank, they are anonymous posting platforms in which students don't have names attached to what they are saying. i have seen so much horrific stuff, like, i open up side chat to look at jokes, to look at people making fun of professors, to look at funny things. i am met with the word zionism used as a curse word every single day in every single post and students are not being held accountable for it. >> that is so sad. >> posts that are deeply anti- semitic. posts that have roots to jews running the moni -- many. peopl

were the top donors to american universities according to a study published in 2022 of the nation national associationf academics of the united states i study did not cause tooise at the time between 4021 precisely after the 911 attacks the qatar donated a whopping $4.7 billion universities in the united states. the recipients did not report a part of the money received by federal law. again qatar the largest foreign donor to academia. followed by communist china followed by saudi arabia than russia. qatar donations are paving the way the deepening influence of the shadows over more and more fields of geographic areas. it says the united states it was believed deepening the cooperation with qatar receiving donations to establish branches prestigious universities another way to expand its soft power and practice to begin the opposite. twitch a vast capitol paving the way for the deepening influence of it shadows over more and more fields of geographical areas. especially in the united states. cornell, georgetown, northwestern and carnegie mellon university's receive the most funding from qatar have established satellite schools in doha the capitol of qatar co

university environment. naturally , providing this, equipping prayer halls, providing facilities and capacity, and renovating prayer spaces, we do not see a problem, but the general discussion of prayer, well, we too should have promotional areas in the university environment. to be honest, some measures have been taken in general . until now, as an example, i would like to give an example to the dear ones of the virtual education system we have in the institution , which is the virtual education system for academics. let me give a title like this. also included these are more than 3 million members. registered user member in the virtual education system of academics. we have more than 400 textbook titles , each session has an exam. after passing the first exam , they enter the second session and after completing the exams , they succeed in receiving a certificate. the most titled may be interesting for my dear viewers. more than 700,000 people read how to pray well. ladies , how many sessions are there in a course and they have to choose it, test the sessions in each session , that is, it is not like a program, let's say, for example, how many times it has been downloaded, which may have been dow

of mr. mousavi. do you agree that the competition council should come in and do pricing? your opinion , i agree. look , there are too many violations in azad university, unfortunately, i have a few. i will show you the example. look at the example, some of these violations go back to the management of the lower managers , some of them go back to the top managers , it starts from the top managers, for example, according to an unwritten law , social security insurance is not included in the violations of azad university, why this criticism of professors , employees and workers. that in private companies they are working there, they raised their voices and their objections have reached the sky. why is another point , a series of violations are given to the middle managers of the heads of units, as an example of the azad university cooperative company, 20 years ago, they bought a piece of land with the money of the employees and professors. until this moment, this earth. this has not been paid, why are the administrative charges stuck for 2 years in the rodhan municipality, this is stuck, the municipality is asking too much , the rodhan municipality is a

oh jennifer of it too is a professor of political science at george mason university. she says donald trump is expected to win in iowa at this very early stage of the presidential campaign, it's all about expectations. and whether or not candidates will meet or beat or under perform what people expect to happen if it's not much different than the market at this point. and donald trump is a former president. he's still very got a very loyal following, and he is expected to run away with this contests, perhaps by as many as 20 or 30 points nikki haley is largely expected to come in 2nd place and the fantasy is expected to come in 3rd. so if we see results that are largely different from that rough uh ordering, and then i think that that could shake things up the going from here forward. but given the bizarre in this or the unusual last and the harshness of the weather. and that makes things a little bit harder to, to use as a forecasting tool. the who's the owner group has had to us own container ship off the coast of game and causing minimal damage. no injuries were rep

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this is alexey kozyrev, dean of the faculty of philosophy, moscow state university. to authorize the world, to choose oneself and even to overcome the all toog the countless weedy angles of this world, there is always something that gives a thing its authenticity, if we understand time and stop confusing time with its units of measurement, with a calendar, with a dial, with a ruler, then we will understand that time has its own productive force, so... and i snuck into the dressing room after the concert in the large hall of the conservatory to sign this disc, but why did i take this disc with me not only out of great respect for the great russian musician, who is not with us now, but because vinyl, this is fragile education is like that, but many simply threw it in the trash, at my faculty there is a huge collection of vinyl discs, which were simply picked up, and those thrown in the trash were cleaned. well, but now it ’s coming back again, people are listening again, buying speaker systems, and i’m sure that in 2062, vinyl will be in price, this is one of those inventions of mankind that, unlike, say, a computer floppy disk, is unlikely t

court said is that there are 4,000 accounts of universities and 300 accounts of companies affiliated to the ministry of oil . no, the force of the parliament is too much. actually, if any of the events that have happened until today were the efforts of the government officials themselves, and the heavy pressure imposed by the parliament, we don't make it very public anymore. it does, but really, a lot of pressure is put on them. i don't want to create an atmosphere where , god forbid, there will be mental confusion, but really , the budget program commission, the other commissions of the parliament, the president of the parliament, the presiding committee of the parliament, all put heavy pressure on this and this is what has reached here until today, for example, one of those stones, your role is also a very good role, that is, whenever we came here this is one of the questions and i would like to bring it up every time we come. in order to bring it up , i would like to say that in addition to the riyal unit account that was included in the budget law of 1402 and the sixth plan , there was also a horizontal unit account. please tell me that this

national university of lviv polytechnic, is in the studio, and we are now adding to our marathon rostislav pavlenko, the people's deputy of ukraine. glory to ukraine, mr. rostyslav, congratulations to you too glory to the heroes, congratulations to the studio, oksana, glad to see, congratulations, well , what, a big case of unification of universities, yes, they are planning to reduce their number by a third, well, where they are trying to merge or combine, quite natural questions arise, and in some places even , so to speak, insults and claims, mr. rostyslav, is this process somehow... controlled by the verkhovna rada of ukraine, or is it, so to speak, direct communication between ministries and universities, well, we have our own time we remember that in our country they talked a lot about the autonomy of higher educational institutions for a long time and with inspiration, here, so to speak , they said to unite, well then unite, you know, that's the thing that we have very unfortunately, the role of the parliament in our company is generally reduced to such a statistical role, so... that's why we can only comment here, and when the governments of the year some legislative proposals come

so harvard has learned a lesson and i hope the rest of the universities around the country will learn a lesson toothat you are more than your current faculty on the hard left. 70, 97% of the harvard faculty identifies as left. that's not diversity. and we need to change universities and make them more part of the american culture. larry: that's another great point. another great point. professor dershowitz, as always, sir, we appreciate it. thank you very, very much for coming. >> thank you very much for having me. larry: all right, folks now i want to switch gears. we covered all that. i want to go into one of my favorite topics "bidenomics." while it is perfectly true, third quarter, recent months at least in terms of gdp was a stronger economy than expected, okay? it is also true that inflation rates have come down, undenily true. president biden and his staff, however, are mystified at their continued basement level economic polls. recent polls show's biden's economy rating at 21% with 789% say it is in bad shape. president biden blaming the media, ha, ha. he should blame his own policies righ

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of the university administration. we sincerely appreciate all of their help now. but it's too little, too late. that said, a lot of the other people on this panel have spoken about students juiceties for palestine. cornell has a chapter as well. they have formed a coalition along with other student groups on our campus who have made demands to the university including demands to divest from all israel-related expenditures on campus. however one of their demands were particularly interesting. it was to reduce all police presence on campus. two weeks after the jewish community received death threats. they wanted to reduce all police presence on campus. that's what they asked from the university. so i absolutely second the statement of everyone made on this panel and appreciate it. mr. smith: thank you. doctor, we know the hateful attacks we're seeing on jewish students at college campuses is not occurring in a vacuum. can you help us take a step back and explain the financing, including the role of 501-c-3's an 501-c-4's, here in the u.s. that generate resources that are used in some cases to sup

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of geo political alignment, west versus the wrist. as we spoke too heavy slide them profess of international law at the university of johanna is beg, your told is that more countries supposing south africa as long as the j case will help resolve the conflicts in gaza. the reading of the quotes may play significant role in understanding the obligations of member states on the genocide convention 1st and full. and secondly, uh what the nation is that i should take the circumstances of this kind in order to event. uh, you know, home done uh to the civilian population by acts of this kind which may qualify as x of genocide. and i think it might contribute to the development of international law in this recall. furthermore, i also think that they might also be excited t on the kinds of internal measures that the state is state may an applicant for this matter could be entitled to or could be successful in obtaining from the quote . and i think um, because of the importance of that got also mex, a we could expect a good number of states joining, i think that's uh, that is a good sign. and it can be of great assistance in determining the outco

of justice. we came across live too heavy, strongly to profess evans. and i shall know at the university of john his bag when he, thanks for joining us on the program. it's very good to see. i'd like to was good for your opinion on south africa's decision to pursue this little stage against as well as the international court of justice. the whole thing, the importance of the case life and the following facts um it is fixed. therefore we have the south africa's application. the successful not really of the quotes might play a significant role in understanding the obligations of member states under the genocide convention. first of all and secondly, what the mission is that i should say keen circumstances of this kind in a little bit event. uh, you know, home done to the civilian population by acts of this kind which i'm age, qualify as x of genocide. and i think it might contribute to the development of international law in this because furthermore, i also think is that the may also be cavity on the kinds of internal measures that the state is state. may an applicant to this matter could

of the administration and that's it we work to do in michigan. obviously it's not universal but in my view the path out of this moment too. >> 51 footnotes.t's on the misinformation front. just before i left office i was receiving hundreds of requests as people were marshaled to request materials from us. election officials from the country are receiving the same request. for instance i want all of your cast a vote records are cast during the election and then they would ask what is a cast a vote record and what do we do with that? and so to me quite frankly ignorance on top of misinformation election officials having a slow march to the sea need to continue to educate the public on postelection issues it's not an easy solution is not going happen overnight but i think going to continue to do that. >> neil anticipated my last question i'm going to put it this way. all of you do not have any election official across the country who does not believe in transparency and education and reaching out often to critics of people who do not understand. there are various state laws that require open access to things. one is i would like to have you

what they've already done for the destruction of tnu as such, they are there too, they also believed that they could manage and unite a whole bunch of universities crimean academy. it is now called, the word is not recognized anywhere, i don’t know what weight these diplomas have in general, it is very unfortunate that such a story is happening, gigantomania, and you, you studied there, yes, yes, there was such an experience, listen, well how is it possible, how is it possible to open and close the university where khrystyna yatski studied, this is just some illogical phenomenon, let's add to our conversation, try such a thing. put accents nataliya pipa, people's deputy of ukraine and secretary of the verkhovna rada committee on education, science and innovation, we are in touch, mrs. natalya, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, good day, well , watch as we talk about tavri university, then first of all, in principle, i look at everything i do in education from the standpoint of the quality of education, yes, because this is the answer to everything, accordingly, one must look at the quality of education, what it will be

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university should be about the pursuit of truth. it should be about academic rigor and integrity, about preparing students to be citizens of our republic. that is the purpose of universities. if they're going tooe common cause with terrorist groups like hamas time cutting off their federal funding. this is ridiculous. [applause] [inaudible] [inaudible question] >> the difference tradition two different things. what i try to say is i'm not out here beating my chest saying that god is on my site. i do try to conduct myself in a way that i'm on his side and that's what it is. goes back to our country being based on a rights come from god. so good deal. yes? >> what do i tell my sister, a librarian in elementary school in florida had to move a dr. seuss book from the library? so she's not going to vote for you. >> what happened is there's pornographic books that are in the schools and we've empowered parents to object to that and to have it removed because it's just not right that's happening and i seen the books and no one will defend the books. when you show them publicly, media will cut it off because it's too graphic. but what's happened is that activist after that will say oh, my gosh the u.s

i saw that it was nazarji of harvard university that perhaps the longest distance is one of the longest distances. having trump was 53 and should have been 47, but now it is tooearly to rely on these polls, there is a long way to go until the election , so the point of these two elections that have been held , especially in the election of new hampshire , is worth mentioning. in fact, between the lines , the result of this election is that even though trump won this election, he is far behind his rivals.

timing of this, we have a new poll from ap york and the university of chicago and overwhelming majority of voters, two-thirds of voters say they spend tooederal income taxes and seven in ten say the same thing about property taxes or state sales taxes. six in ten say the timing of this changeup? what do you think? >> well, we know the president had kind of a troubled relationship with the word bidenomics. now he's running away again and the problem is this is where we started, the problem is the prices remain high and president and supporters saying inflation is coming down and it's really, really strong and it's still high and that's what troubles people and that's going to change that. elizabeth: byron york, elizabeth: good to have you on. about to have a contest in nevada. state of play. how do you see it? >> this is donald trump's contest and nevada gop has laid the ground work for him and he's been popular republicans in that state and nikki haley is the only real primary approach in the process and the campaign and focus and recently one more home state of south carolina and saying she's staying through super tuesday and july conv

of iraq, syria, and lebanon. and palestine too add to the case of american crimes in the region. jalal khalidi of the broadcasting news agency, university of baghdad. an indian passenger plane crashed in the mountains of badakhshun province, afghanistan. the federal aviation administration of russia reported. falkne plane seen in afghanistan is registered in the government list of civil aircraft of the russian federation. so. the report of the indian plane deviated from its original route and the communication with the falcon 10 plane was cut on the evening of saturday, january 20, while it was in the airspace of afghanistan near the border of tajikistan , and the plane disappeared from the radar screen. the missing person was on a medical charter flight on the route from india to tashkent, moscow. based on the initial information , there were 6 passengers, including 4 crew members, and two passengers on this plane. slovakia says: it blocks ukraine's entry into nato. the prime minister of slovakia, whose country is a member of nato, says that ukraine is under the complete control of america and its membership in nato will lead to the th

, employers of universities, the needs of enterprises and the prospects for the development of regions, but so far there is no concrete solution, what it will be when, whether it will be too the changes have affected completely different aspects and... those who think that the changes in the education system are going too far should consider this: we are accelerating the economy because we are becoming a significant element of a multipolar world. our industry faces such horizons, which are scary to jinx, and the country needs personnel of a new format. not just functionaries, people passionate about their work. we have a lot of them. and we need an education system. it was necessary to rearrange them so that it would be easier to identify them even at the stage of personality formation, and then let each one open up. reforms in the educational sphere have been going on for many years, and it was not right for us to follow an example here... the advice of western experts to limit schooling to four subjects and simplify programs to the level of tic-tac-toe would have led us to a fatal personnel shortage and the collapse of the economy, therefore we had to create the methodo

of encyclopedic knowledge, i graduated from school with a gold medal, i myself i entered the university, no, the faculty of journalism, but in general, what kind of knowledge, literature, of course , and music, too denis is interested in robotics, programming and drawing, and will spend his winnings on home renovations. attention, on the screen, let me remind you, photo question, show what it is, what what's this? this is from a poker, no , this is not a poker, this is for this second, this is weighing something, well, these are lever scales, scales, yes, but this, of course, is not the whole answer , this is weighing an egg to determine whether it is boiled or not, eggs are weighed, eggs are weighed, eggs are weighed, eggs are weighed, whether it is or not, it is an egg scale, but what is it for? well , zhenya said correctly, in order to define chicken, i said stupidity, yes, standard, standard, but just another word is possible, that well, just a variety, well, yes, how is it in another way, category, and in another way, still gost gost, well, just quality. hint you will also like the third one about alice this is alice in wonderland so let’s say and i’m trying to remember this is a fable a fa

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of little, yes, because every day you make a responsible decision, you understand what can be, what cannot be, and people too they calculate and understand perfectly well, provided that education in universitiese belarusian state university, which, well, in general, is higher in a number of criteria, again. decision responsibility yourself. what does everyone bear for their actions? for yours, does your family come first, family or career? well, of course, family is always in first place for any person, i would say so, but the question is that today the world is such that, for example, my wife, she too no less busy than me, well... something like that. the time for questions from the heroes has expired. andrey dmitrievich, you must choose the best question now. so, what question stuck with you the most today? there were a lot of questions. i already noted the question that the young man alexey formulated for me, i then said that this question is quite, very, very deep. yes, you remind me. please, what does bsu have that no other university has, perhaps, i would probably highlight it this question is great, according to the rules of our program, the author of the best question is you, alexey.

and here at, the harvard library and the university of chicago, our distinguished guests have their own ideas, too. so let's join them now. it seemed to me he was saying that the golden age for america when it was truly a land of opportunity, was the late 19th, early 20th century. no regulations, no permits, no red tape. i would argue that the government played a decisive role in an enormous to the railroads and creating an american capitalist economy. and secondly if you go back to that golden age, you find that the government constantly intervened in a rather characteristic way that u.s. troops against strikers. american labor history been the most violent, bloody class anywhere in the world. and the government up until 1932. the law, the courts, the society always sided with business, always sided against working people. therefore, i would argue that both economic actually and in terms of repressing the attempts people to assert their freedom, our government, prior to the rise of the welfare state in this country was more or less owned by business. milton friedman michael harriot to nursing the