the plane crash near smolensk, in which polish president leg kaczynski and a number of high-ranking officialss flying. in may 2023, kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov said that poland is a country hostile to russia, and not just an unfriendly state. according to an international question conducted in june of twenty-two, only 2% of poles have a positive attitude towards russia, and 97% - according to the survey - this is the most. with this i want to say goodbye to you, all the best, goodbye. increasing the effectiveness of the fight against the enemy and the current situation in the northern military district zone. sergei shaigu held a meeting with the command of the ministry of defense. what operational tasks did the minister set? we'll tell you. abrams and leopards, american bradley infantry fighting vehicles. all this can be seen in moscow right now. today an exhibition of trophies of nato equipment opened on poklonnaya hill. how long will it last and what other samples are presented? concerts, folk festivals, car rallies. trade union actions throughout the country are taking place in honor o

and how many of them were there, who overthrew the father, bush, clinton, baroso, albright, wieck, kaczynskizy, chirac, obama, their name is legion, the demons are leaving, and lukashenko and putin are drinking tea with tack. and from here they threaten with adversary, but this is not a threat, but bart sings, following the great sergei alexandrovich, when the stupid enemies have already reached you, it’s so simple, well , listen again, if the holy army shouts, throw russia alive, i’ll say there’s no need for paradise. give me rodzin, give me rodzin, give me rodzin, give me rodzin, give me rodzin. how long has it been since you held a book in your hands and turned the page? behind the page, greedily tasting every word, of all manifestations of human creativity, the most amazing and worthy of attention are books, in books the thoughts of past times live on, the voices of people are heard clearly and distinctly, everything that is humanity. what has been done has been preserved, as if by magic, on the pages of books; by reading , a person relives centuries; reading brings generations together;

the plane crash near smolensk, in which polish president leg kaczynski and a number of high-ranking officialsying to events dedicated to the seventieth anniversary of the katyn massacre died, gave rise to anti-russian sentiments in conservative circles in poland. theories, since 2014, after the entry of crimea into russia and the development of the war in eastern ukraine, relations between russia and poland have significantly worsened. remember that poland is the homeland of shapin, director andrzej wajda and writer stanislav loew, it is also good for poles to remember when falling asleep at night about the three partitions of poland, and you see, anything can happen. with this i want to say goodbye to you, all the best, goodbye. goering addressed the military, before you is a country where there is a lot of white bread, sour cream apples, take it all, take it, ost's master plan left no doubt about what they wanted to do with us. having exhausted all attempts to bring our western colleagues to the negotiating table and sign something anti-gay, we realized that we are alone, we must ensure our

bush, clinton, borough, albright, wieck, kaczynski, morawiecki, sarkozy, chirac, obama, their name is and putin are drinking tea with taunts, and henceforth they are threatening an adversary, but this is not a threat, the abarth sings, after the great, sergei alexandrovich, when is it already up to you?

john kaczynski is the other half. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's krasinski. >> is it?mmy: kaczynski was the unabomber. [ laughter ] you're thinking of a different guy. if you've accused john, emily's dad is a lawyer. if you've accused john of being the unabomber, you're in a lot of trouble. >> it's obviously not very well written. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i imagine you talk about your career and stuff. your first movie was "the goonies" right? that was the first thing you did? >> that was the first. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: was that also your first job? >> that was my first job. when they had me put the shorts over the long sweats? i thought that was it. because i come from a pretty cool place. when you do that, you think you're going to be written off. but i wasn't. >> jimmy: you thought that was going to be the thing? >> yeah. who puts shorts over sweats? [ laughter ] like, whose decision was that? i just showed up, "what about this?" and i was like, "whatever you want, i guess." >> jimmy: was it your first actual job? >> it was. >> jimmy: had you had any jobs

there was almost a fight between tusk and kaczynski, who accused each other of working for russia.a on international radio about secrets polish politics in the comments. flags of poland, belarus and russia are nearby, hundreds of poles write about the dictatorship and propaganda in poland, where the quote: in order to survive, you need to speak the language of hatred towards russia and belarus. what stirred up, if not to say split, the polish political elite was the flight of their judge, a high-ranking official here, and what he asked of you personally, including protection, is a waste, so they need to say something, so they say that we recruited him, it’s complete stupidity, that’s absolute. normal, i am a patriotic pole, so i will definitely consider his statement, which he addressed to me, i asked our police to make sure that these scoundrels do not kill a person. schmit himself said that the polish special services could send killers to him. in an exclusive interview with vesti , he explained why he successfully fled to belarus with one suitcase, he was being followed, he fear

there was almost a fight between tusk and kaczynski, who accused each other of working for russia.his interview with judge schmitt on international radio about the secrets of polish politics, in the comments there are flags of poland, belarus and russia. had access to secret documents, is sure that the authorities, under the influence of the united states and great britain , are dragging poland into the war , went to belarus in protest and publicly resigned . a polish court stripped the judge of his immunity, and the prosecutor's office opened a criminal case for espionage. here is the official message: schmidt is charged with collaborating with foreign intelligence, punishable by up to life imprisonment. authorities. everything was decided in advance, although there was no evidence. having maintained the intrigue, schmidt published in his telegram channel the quote “the only secret document, postcard with a man with a revolver" and accused official warsaw of a witch hunt. he talks about bias in polish justice, contractual competitions for judges and verdicts under the influence of

about the stockholm syndrome, what it is, well , the poles said the same, they compared the death of kaczyńskif raisi, this means , what has been done to us here and in a few years they may express some sympathy. i was surprised by that too, and i thought that the european union should have, well, let's say, shut up about all this and not say anything at all, because this ricey is really so very strange figure, but he's also, well, i think the thing is that... that he kind of represents iran, he's kind of the elected president of iran, even though he's not the most important figure in iran, and that's probably why it was done, but well, also in germany, i know there is a lot of criticism of this, and in general western europe and the whole world is discussing it. it's because it's too much of a terrorist regime that exists in iran, uh, well, it's just how wild it all sounds in today's circumstances, it's like just imagining that in, as they say, in in may, at the beginning of may of the 45th year, from washington and from london, they would express their condolences in connection with the deat

look, duda compared the death of the president of iran with the death, the death of kaczynski.opean leaders, not european leaders, but charles michel himself, he said that the eu expresses its sincere condolences. and actually. the situation with iran is somewhat different than it was, for example, previously with fico, yes, when all countries, including us, ukraine, volodymyr zelensky expressed concern and sympathy for what is happening in slovakia, the situation here is a bit different, as it were we should behave, how should we react and what do the signals from poland and messages from the eu mean? well, this, this once again brings us back to the reality of international relations, we have such. the simple question is whether we will build relations with the countries of the so-called global rooster, exclusively exclusively as this or that american administration will tell us whether we will have any independent communications, simply put, it is difficult for me to say whether we are currently having any talks at all with iran, whether we are having talks with china, and e

was deeply moved by the news of the tragic death and compared raisi's death to the death of lech kaczynski in 2010. and more about the reaction to the death of iranian politicians, a bbc correspondent. among iran's allies, including the so-called axis of resistance in the region, there was sadness, a sense of shock and prayer. about stability within the islamic republic of iran itself. of course, there was a restrained reaction from other countries in which relations with the islamic republic are quite tense and complicated. it is obvious that there are always some in the diplomatic environment norms of respect, especially at such a moment, a tragic and unprecedented death. during this unexpected helicopter crash , not only the president of iran died, but also the minister of foreign affairs hossein amir abdolahiyan, who was actually the diplomatic face of iran. in capitals around the world, he represented iran's diplomacy during the tensions of the israeli-gaza war. he was also the one who tried to soften the impact of the destructive sanctions and attempts by many countries. and what was

bush, clinton, paroso, albride, wieck, kaczynski, morawiecki, sarkazy, chirac, obama, their name is legiono and putin drink tea and twigs, and from there, they threaten the adversary, but not this is a threat, and bart sings, following the great, sergei alexandrovich, when the stupid enemies get to you, it’s so simple, well, listen. without giving away, give me rodzin, give me rodzin, give me rodzin, give me rodzin, give me rodzin. initiation of a criminal case, it was believed that 9,200 settlements, villages, villages were destroyed on the territory of the bssr, then during the investigation of the criminal case, working with archival documents, working with citizens, we established that at least 12,348 populated areas were destroyed on the territory of belarus points, in whole or in part. together with the residents, before the start of the investigation it was believed that the tragic fate of the village of khatyn was shared by 186 settlements, now this sad figure is 288, that is, 102 villages more than previously thought and , accordingly, more than 3.00 new settlements, these are hug

a symptom, but because over the past 10 years the judicial system of poland, first the regime of kaczynskie regime of the civil platform. accused of a spy scandal, they do not prove anything, the person is in prison, forced to flee from his homeland. let us remember the situation of polish journalists, by the way, including judges, civil activists, who are not allowed to the border with belarus so that they do not god forbid they saw a crime against humanity. by the way, the president of belarus spoke about this, addressing over the heads of politicians directly to the polish people. look where your power, your caricature, leads you. he said, don’t just look, but stop the crazed politicians, don’t give them a chance to turn all life on the planet into ashes, all this immediately comes to light, you know, because the president of belarus does not speak simply because he wants to annoy his polish counterparts to the polish regime or there to polish politicians, no, he appeals to the people so that the people are encouraged to adopt a sound policy, as for the media side of this issue, then...

like to remind toher that there is no difference between the extreme right of vox, of the peace of kaczynskiextreme right of marine le pen and matteo salvini is not because on certain issues, there are some groups of extreme right that made the right decision, like ukraine. then we can open our door to them. they are the same. there are two former extremists and i really amazed and disappointed with this declaration of rousseau underlined. —— declaration of ursula von der leyen _ the closer she gets towards meloni, the more far she gets from us. one of the things that's come up again and again in our series is investment in the european union, within the european union and spending. the eu says publicly that it wants to spend more on defence, on energy, on technology, yet it also wants to restrict the budget. how do you square the circle? you don't square the circle. you have to get rid of this dogma of a budget of 1% of european gdp and at the same time saying that you want a european military power, a european power, you want to fill the gap in the innovation compared to washington or beij

x cnn reporter michelle kaczynski was surprised after meeting a group of trump supporters, she wrotethis on social media, quote, all the well educated, they seem great on the surface. and they will let slip their true maggot natures. we were surrounded by otherwise carefully closeted amagates. they can't help it leak out even when you least expect them, and and they seem so normal. that post said they called it everything from elitist nonsense to arrogant snobbery. everything in between. stuart: it is priceless. we will cover it again in the next hour. check those markets. 38 minutes of business under our belts, the nasdaq is down 6, not much movement today so far. scott shell is a bady, the market is begging, what are the chances we will get? >> i don't think we are going to get them. at least this year. to the timeline quickly, graduate from university, want to be wall street, and you are 38 years old on wall street and, it is too high, i can't make money so everyone is banging on, stock market likes it. one small miss when it comes to nonfarm payrolls friday, all the rate cuts com

to participate in elections, which is the difference between the parliamentary candidate tusk and kaczynskie they want people came who want to break the constitution, for this, including the supreme national assembly, the supreme national assembly, should no longer allow any presidential candidate, which we have had since 2001, that’s enough. we’ve played enough, but there’s no need to be ashamed of it, so this is the main difference between these presidential elections of the twenty-fifth year from the twentieth, that is, all candidates must be patriotic, there must be parties, different views, we’ll see who will be, this is the first, second, naturally, they will also differ in that the west’s fifth column, having exhausted any opportunities to influence our political field from within, will do relying on extremism, terror, and intimidation, among other things. presidential candidates, voters, the precinct commission, but we will stand, we will not allow this in any way, but they must hear my message: forget about participating in the elections in belarus, you, a traitor, for 100 years, a

just a symptom, because over the past 10 years, the judicial system of poland, first the regime of kaczynskida morowetsky, now the regime of the civil platform is being broken, as we say, over the knee, some built it for themselves against brussels. verticals, others have now arrived, they are lining up under the brussels vertical, while heads are flying, spy scandals, surveillance of judges, surveillance of journalists, arrests. incomprehensible itself or the murder of politicians, let’s remember the case of matausz pieskorski, when a simple person, essentially who became the leader of the party, is thrown behind bars, accused of a spy scandal, nothing is proven, the person is in prison, forced to flee from his homeland, let’s remember the situation of polish journalists, by the way, including judges and civil activists, who are not allowed to the border with belarus, so that god forbid they see a crime against humanity. by the way, the president of belarus spoke about this, addressing directly over the heads of politicians to the polish people: look where your power, your caricature, is le

rights in this country, because there was a notorious dictator duda and his team is together with kaczynskio his side, the border, everything that happened there may come to light, and this, and this, this criminal we must remember, in order to reassure the poles and others, they have already begun to say, we will first send the ukrainians, fugitive belarusians, to the fronts, and then we will see if the poles are needed, so ours are the first there, that’s all who are the first, the first who will go to front, the first to be thrown out, many polish politicians are already talking about this, well, in general, i will say that, of course, tomasz is a great guy, because he is truly a patriot of his country, however, you need to have the courage to go beyond these boundaries, understanding that your relatives remain there. we constantly talk about what is happening in poland, why this is happening, that poland is an absolutely dependent state, that poland has long been ruled by the united states of america, they are dancing to their tune. it's one thing when we do it, they call us propagandis

x cnn reporter michelle kaczynski posting a deranged set of tweets about a horrific dinner she had with. she starts it off by saying "all were well educated and successful in careers, but slowly come over a few drinks, they began to let slip their true maga natures. when they realized that a few in their presence came armed with, gasp, actual facts, no, they quickly changed the subject and nervously said they don't want to talk politics. they realize they would be eviscerated on all idiotic points, especially the economy. this dinner continues to haunt me. they all seem so normal." and if you think that is unhinged, listen to what congresswoman maxine waters just said. >> what they are going to do to protect this country against violence if he loses. i want to know about all of those right wing organizations that he is connected with who are training up in the hills somewhere and targeting, you know, what communities they are going to attack. you need to know what his plan is and how we are going to be protected. >> judge jeanine: oh, greg, i've got to go to you with this. i mean, up in

the world would anybody believe what the democrats believe, and the democrats look like michelle kaczynski can you actually believe that? we just have different ways of looking at thanks. we are pretty much a 50/50 nation although they are slightly more democrats than republicans, there are more independent for less than all of them put together. one of the reasons that joe biden is losing hispanic voters and trump is competitive with them is for a long time, yes, the actor is correct, the democrats take them for granted, you hear that from them, but also, hispanics are people and voters, and their workers, their moms and dads, their teachers, employers, managers, building businesses, and they are mad about inflation, and they are worried about the border and they are upset about crime and they are looking at their house in cost an end president biden put all the chips on electric vehicles and told them to like it. so when you see the rnc having a little bit more of a concentrated effort, it's not just the ads, it's the ads are meeting the voters where they are, which is mad at joe biden.

people support joe biden, but, as we bore to tell you, former cnn reporter by the name of michelle kaczynskit to x and she was talking about how. >> brian: so scary. >> steve: with people that seemed to normal and then after a couple of drinks she realizes oh my goodness they like donald trump closeted trump people. >> a auto few weeks ago i had drinks with a few couples, friends of friends, all-american. all well-educated and successful in careers. >> brian: if you are you might want to tell the kids to go school that could get ugly. ains they seemed great on the surface for like top ivy league -- for the -- okay. hold on, sorry, i skipped a line. on the surface for like an hour. but, slowly, over a few drinks, they began to let slip their true maga nature. one of the couples each attended top ivy league colleges. >> brian: are you kidding? >> ainsley: now it was university full-time for their own kids they were not letting them apply to any ivy. >> go on. >> ainsley: weird explaining why though the kids were double legacies. okay, moving on. as it went on my friends and i realized we were

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poland has split in terms of interests, well, let’s say frankly, who did not allow the regime of kaczynskideships, which are hundreds small businesses that would simply go bankrupt by chance. closure of borders, by the way, today information appeared that the minister of internal affairs of poland was given one place, and by the way, i think that you were talking about humanity, we should not forget that polish society is quite religious when the topic is shoved into them with this unconventional agenda, not everyone likes it, not everyone, i hope, none of the catholics are happy with it, the country has always been split into two parts, one is so conservative, the other is a little pro-european, they are even, they are even on a geographical basis. his example, he is very, very terrible for the regime that exists in poland, so i think that the story with his, let’s say, protest, it will have a long-lasting resonance, there is one more reason, which means i agree with everyone, but there is another one, democracy, which is not, the europeans are used to freedom, the poles, what is not, wel

similarly, ted kaczynski was active for 17 years, despite the third zero forensic examinations of over a dozen devices during that period. his identity remained elusive primarily because he went to great lengths to obscure. it wasn't until the manifesto was published that his brother provided a tip and that is what brought focus, not the years of forensic examinations. responding to the bombing of an air force station that we were processing on the crime scene and recovered pieces of the pipe bomb and a specialized customized timing device. as we collected the dividends and we were preparing for the submission of the laboratory again, the witness came forward and indicated they saw a suspicious man driving a unique motorcycle before and after the blast using air force personnel we developed a suspect and within 24 hours we were able to execute a search warrant and that individuals home and recovered to viable time bombs and they were able to use those for the scene, but it was a witness testimony that pointed to that a suspect. as for the january 6 suspect it appears that it was a cons

then kaczynski make his fortune but diverse aside his fortune into logistics.096 of west ham sainsbury's and 20% of west ham football club. final results are not expected before the election. that was from our business editor. keir starmer has promised she had a key waiting time from the nhs by the nhs if it winks the election. let us win to our spokesperson for the scottish national party. thank you for being with us. i want to come onto that for a moment we know all their leaders have been laying out their plans for what a government party will look like. i want to talk first of all of the position for the snp. are you ready for this election, you just got a new leader, are you ready to fight this election injuly? edit to fight this election injuly? of course we are ready to fight this election— course we are ready to fight this election in— course we are ready to fight this election injuly. we are ready to fight _ election injuly. we are ready to fight this— election injuly. we are ready to fight this election. we are ready to win for— fight this election. w

it almost came to a fight between tusk and kaczynski, who were accusing. russia and belarus.y split, the polish political elite was the flight of their judge, a high-ranking official here, and the fact that he asked you personally, including for protection. it's a wasteland, so they need something. he says, they say that we recruited him. listen, this is complete stupidity, this is an absolutely normal, patriotic pole, so i will definitely consider his statement, which he addressed to me, i asked our police to make sure that these scoundrels do not kill a person. schmit himself said that the polish special services could send killers to him, and in an exclusive interview with vesti he explained why they were successful. now zelensky, he extended his power, no no elections, and whoever this bothers in the west, it bothers the americans, it doesn’t bother anyone at all. schmidt says that the attitude of the poles has changed towards the future of ukraine, towards ukrainian business, which is destroying polish farmers, towards refugees who reign in money in poland, but those who

public figure, he introduced the term “new authoritarianism in relation to the polish regime of the kaczynski , maybe they won’t be listed if your article wasn’t accepted into some magazine where it says something like this... the statement that they dug up the black sea, older than ukraine, that’s what we we broadcast in political science, sometimes we repeat, now in about who should be afraid, i think not, god bless dodik for everyone else, and i think zelensky, but the west doesn’t need him, the westerners don’t need him, but this is true, but i ’ll tell you, look at what experience, ngo , i'm sorry, there was such a thing, the president of south vietnam. the bunker where he sits, if i were zelensky, i would still look at ermak first, yes, i would look, and i’m absolutely not kidding, this is the trend of zelensky losing legitimacy and the way the western press raises this topic, because that’s where they talk about it, they talk about it, they talk about it, only now the tragic events have somewhat pushed this topic into the background, but it continues, it is gaining momentum, they reaso

and, you know, it's going to be interesting to hear what mr kaczynski says in the coming days and weekshis plans. clearly, the government will take a view because it can't happen unless the government, after they've done a national security act investigation , security act investigation, sanction it. so we'll we'll be talking to the government , sanction it. so we'll we'll be talking to the government, we'll be talking to the labour party. but we want to get a debate going across the whole of the uk about what's the right position for royal mail going forward. >> does this man does this czech billionaire know anything about running a national postal service? but by the way, all of which is embossed with the insignia of his majesty the king. >> yeah, a very good question. andrew i don't know. i've never met him , he's. people have met him, he's. people have reached out to us. for a meeting to discuss what they say are our concerns, to explore our concerns. so you know, we've got to do that. we've got to. we've got to engage with a prospective owner. but i think the other important point