300 years ago, during the northern war, this castle was stormed by the well-known charles x.roached the castle and offered to surrender. butman, the head of security, the commandant at that time, of the castle, said that we will not surrender. then, charles x from pinsk drove up his main forces and... a volley was fired at the castle, after that he received another offer from butman to surrender the castle, well, you know, like a mercenary, a hireling, no homeland, no flag, so he simply decided to surrender the castle, this is one of the versions of how this castle was surrendered, a memorial sign installed next to the castle, on this memorial sign there is an engraving, supposedly of this castle, but... i know for sure that this is not so, this engraving does not correspond to reality, the images have not survived. not far from here, in the village of staravny i grew up, since childhood i have always been interested in history of the zabber castle, i fantasized. on the topic of what it was like, it seemed to me that there are a lot of interesting legends connected with it, t

the king of sweden, charles x ordered to take the city and destroy the russian fleet.ce was led by the tsar's associate, count fyodor apraksin. his skillful tactical decisions forced the swedes to go over to a long siege. they began to starve, almost all the horses of the army were slaughtered. in the end, the russians won. petersburg was safe. and its defenders replenished the troops to confront the main swedish forces, well, and the northern war itself, as is known, ended in the defeat of sweden, which from then on forever lost the status of a great power, turning into an ordinary western european state. russia secured access to the baltic, gained new lands and became an empire with a powerful army and navy. on september 9, 1942 , the only bombing of the territory in history took place. from the united states. a japanese seaplane, launched from a submarine, managed to drop two incendiary bombs in the mountains of oregon. the task was to cause a forest fire, but thanks to the attentiveness of the fire patrol to the weather conditions, the damage from the attack was mi

hitler, napoleon, charles x, wilhelm ii, they all came from there, in order to to enslave our homeland course, now they are there... creating a fairly serious strike force, and zelensky, his fascist retinue can arrange any provocation, so the warning is very clear, but it is clear that this is aggression against our country, belarus, a union state, and here lukashenko's tough position is another warning, lukashenko is a man with great determination, yes, so i think this will sound serious, by the way, poland was not a peace-loving state at all, it was participating at that time together with fascist germany in the dismemberment of czechoslovakia, tore away most of lithuania together with vilnius, their fascist de facto dictator pel'sudski spoke about the need to dismember the soviet union, and poland's interests should extend from finland to the caucasus mountains, in fact this state threatened our country, and we, in fact... when we carried out this serious operation, in many ways prevented , already as a result of the great patriotic war, the death of millions of citizens, did not al

snickers advert, and the scoreboard and the daily star, published a photo of king charles ii's swollen fingers on the network x. information the polska pravda foundation will be heard not only in poland. this was stated to journalists by polish ex-judge thomas schmidt. in his opinion, the foundation can become a good platform for informal dialogue. people. will also be able to gain knowledge about european and american politicians, their connections with the secret services and corruption. the ex-judge noted that today, unfortunately, in poland and the european union as a whole , resources that transmit correct and verified information are blocked. the created polska pravda foundation, among other things, will promote the ideas of good neighborliness and peace, and also to protect those whose rights are violated in the territory of the european union. our opposition wants to work effectively. the key topic is this. healthcare, culture, business, leaders of women's unions in belarus and vietnam discussed topics of cooperation. the meeting was held in the minsk city hall. among the members of the delegation of t

for charles i cannot help but worry a lot of folks are saying core inflation we don't have it under control yet. aggressive rate cuts might solve for this but rekindle the flame with her nagging xt of the whole time the feds and we got one thing that will get the next thing done, we will see very great soft pink if i'm packing them. my next guest said that's an aggressive but not aggressive as it seems. surely not panic the spring and macro chief investment officer don. some saw yesterday's move as a victory lap. would you go that far? what does not a panic and certainly is not a victory lap it's a victory for the economy put out for powell he failed. he tried to cause a recession and failed thank god it's like i'm telling you we are in what amounts of postwar boom. he's the longest fed in history then god is also the luckiest. charles: yesterday's show jay powell did make a point about jobs revisions we have daniel i think the august revision be a negative number. how do someone a model for that at this point? the one of 42 probably will not be the number if it is substantially lower than that it makes the fed do more rate cuts how do you prepare for something like that? lectu

by, by a chart that is what it does, but they can measure the results by a chart of x wanders into newton put charles of the tropics. that is because bio child has an incredible surface area. this will sound crazy, but one gram of high quality by a chart kind of a more surface area than a basketball court. this makes bio trying amazing cost for all the phone guy by carrying the bike groups to the essential floor plan to help counselor everything, the nutrients, making them available for the plant. the same goes for water because bio check in store up to 5 times its own, right? that is why why a truck can help increase yields, particularly incentive files, that otherwise easy to lose volts are in nutrients. and it also has other surprising effects. nitrous oxide as a very poll for greenhouse gas, it has on average more than $280.00. so this time of warming potential then c o 2 has over a 100 years. and nitrous oxide is mostly formed from the huge amount of fertilizer set to use by carrying this so it can break down nitrate based on you've heard slices into n 2, which is not the greenhouse gas, but we

him from films like "last king of scotland," "split," "atonement," and as young professor charles xavier in the "x" franchise. currently, he's starring in "speak no evil" which is in theaters this weekend. james mcavoy is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we have a very exciting programming note. tomorrow night, we will do a live special in primetime. wednesday night at 10:00 pm eastern here on nbc. tune in for a live "closer look" special all about the presidential debate. it's live, which is something i used to do all the time, but not really in like a decade. so that should be interesting. [ light laughter ] be sure to watch that tomorrow. and stick around, because we will be right back for some "day drinking" with the one and the only kevin hart, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ inez, let me ask you, you're using head & shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head & shoulders keep the microbes that cause flakes at

him from films like "last king of scotland," "split," "atonement," and as young professor charles xavier in the "xe. currently, he's starring in "speak no evil" which is in theaters this weekend. james mcavoy is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we have a very exciting programming note. tomorrow night, we will do a live special in primetime. wednesday night at 10:00 pm eastern here on nbc. tune in for a live "closer look" special all about the presidential debate. it's live, which is something i used to do all the time, but not really in like a decade. so that should be interesting. [ light laughter ] be sure to watch that tomorrow. and stick around, because we will be right back for some "day drinking" with the one and the only kevin hart, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪limu emu♪ ♪& doug.♪ and if we win, we get to tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪stand back i'm going to show ya,♪ ♪how doug and limu roll, yeah!♪ ♪♪ ♪you know you got to live it,♪ ♪♪ ♪if you want to win...♪ [bump] time out

but all other parties refuse to co operate, informing any coalition. germany is charles nicole's for quote, a right wing x from is to be frozen outs also in the program and is rarely called says a nationwide strike aimed at pressuring the government into agreeing a hostage release. deal must in.

the great thing about x, got to hand it to elon musk, it's a sounding board as fast as the speed of light. if they don't own up and change that error they will hear about it. charlesas a shot at winning. x is a level playing field. they did not have that in 2020. david: go woke go broke. we are set to learn about kamala harris's policies in new hampshire. our next guest is focused on both candidates suggesting they don't want to tax tips anymore. there are pros and cons to this, table 301, restaurant group president and owner joins me now. i can think i used to be a waiter and a bartender, did those tip things when going through college. frankly a lot of it was cash back then, didn't have to worry about reporting. i won't say i didn't because i don't want to get arrested but the bottom line is under cash it is easier but nowadays it is tough. it is tough not only for the tip receivers but also folks like you who have to keep uping the base pay because you know you can't avoid the tax, don't get as much money from the tips as you use to in cash. >> there is some truth to that. we keep our base wage pretty consistent with tipped employees as inflation is gone and me

charles: getting a lot of reaction to a tweet i put out a couple of days ago, or an x these days.t kamala harris using the term holistic approach when describing how she's going to fix housing prices. behind all this is a clear message of economic social justice that will reward and encourage underachieving while punishing and discouraging overachieving. the government determines equitable outcomes. remember, that's the key word. we're going to talk about all of that and what's really at stake in this election in my upcoming town hall. it's critically important p folks, love for you to join me in new york city in the studio. it's called unbreakable investor: preserving our animal spirits. thursday, october 10th at 2 p.m. to come, awe all you have to do is go to foxbusiness.com/charlespaynelive get your free ticket, and i'll see you in about two weeks. >>> meanwhile, congress doing what it does best, folks, kicking the can down the road. these days no one bats an eye, but at some point e.j. antoni says we won't have a choice, it's going to to be extremely painful. he's next. ♪ you'

philadelphia police commissioner, also former dc police chief charles ramsey chief ramsey, this is that elon musk tweet. we were just mentioning x that poster they put up there. and since deleted, i want to get your reaction to it. and do you think musk could face potential legal consequences when he said that no one has even trying to assassinate biden and kamala well, i don't know if he'll face any legal consequences or not, irresponsible and everyone needs to tone down the rhetoric. we were in very, very dangerous threats to donald trump. it's threats two other candidates is threats to election workers. i mean, this is just something that has to stop and people like musk and others, just keep adding fuel to the fire is just got to stop sheryl doesn't the secret service believed that if someone is threatening or trying to inspire or instigate some sort of threat against a sitting president and vice president of the united states that potentially is a crime yes. pardon me. yes, you're correct. but that there are several steps with that, they have to be witnessed and someone has to call in someone has to say that yes, this is wh

charles: and that's almost by design which is sort of weird in a way. barbell xddle, yeah, more stable stock profile. i love this. ten market facts that are underappreciated by investors. we don't have time to go over all ten, but let's talk about a couple that stand out. so the strongest growers aren't messily the best stocks. that's counterintuitive -- necessarily. >> yeah. fundamentals, of course, matter, earnings, obvious, matter. but not every year do the best companies that are growing earnings and revenue the fastest actually outperform. we did a study that if you knew the future and you went back in your time machine in your delors these are the top 20 stories this year, it would only hit 56% of those stocks outperforming. and part of that's because sometimes especially in macro-driven market, other things matter besides just revenue growth. charles: right. the national bureau of economic research, recessions are decided by committee, not a formula. a lot of folks say, hey, we know what the formula is, so we know when they're going to time stamp recession

charles: some of that. much of the media is on her side. they think donald trump is an x essential threat. if she comes and doesn't kool-aid joe biden, she wins automatically. clearly trump missed an opportunity. i watched the whole debate. he let her get under his skin. he could have comported himself with a smile more. then again you got to ask does this move the needle in battleground states? does it move the issue on issues? we are debating the nutritional benefits of eating geese and cats in springfield, ohio. i am on twitter. people forget the issue in springfield, ohio. the biden/harris border policy dumped 20,000 immigrants on a small city of 60,000 without any additional federal-aid, without any warning that helped integrate these people into the school systems, the health systems, that is what the immigration policy is, not eating dogs but the sort of influx of people. neil: that is what he should have focused on what you articulated just there. great job, love catching up with you. i want to explore this in more detail. megan, i understand what charlie was saying, single the bai

x in february. while former nasa administrator and former astronaut and retired marine general charles bolden joins us now from arlington, virginia. good to have you with us good to be with you, lynda, how are you doing i'm well, i'm well, so it was good watching the starliner land just last hour. >> it was six hours after leaving the iss without its astronaut crew how would you describe that landing? >> i thought it was picture perfect as your previous guests, both terry virts and miles o'brien commented, it was the kind of landing that i think most of us expected. and the only only thing that we would have liked to have seen different would have to had he had a crew onboard, but that was not to be so talk to us about that decision. was it the right decision to leave the crew on the international space station? >> you know, lynda, i have been away from nasa since 2016, 2017, and i'm no longer privy to the meetings and the decision-making goes on, so i wouldn't dare second guessed the team i'll add one thing that the miles o'brien talked about a little bit earlier, but we have the benefit of rememb

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x-y-z affair. it's what? it turned into the three men that he sent were john marshall, charles coatsworth, pinckney and elbridge gary. he sent them and they immediately were met with these unofficial representatives, these unofficial people from the french government that didn't have any sort of title or power to negotiate. they demanded bribes and, loans and really inappropriate apologies behalf of the president. and he and they wrote and basically american officials decided that they were not going to adhere to any of these demands, refused to participate. and they sent these reports of these conversations. and those reports became as the x-y-z dispatches. it was called x, y, z, because people they were meeting with, they didn't list their they were called agent x. agent indigency. once these reports were made public, the american people were absolutely outraged. they felt like it was a real insult to their sovereignty, real insult to national honor that these terms had been demanded and there was a real lead up to war. well, i mean, if you're to join me this evening, i'll talk a little bit more about this pr

x this proved to be the case. it was also the case last year when we broke out above the 4600 area in december. charles's refreshing to know in part because of just how skewed the market's been with a few stocks, you know, making it stops -- sometimes betterren than it is, sometimes worse than it is. the russell seems to have been something of a disappointment. a week ago, hey, as soon as the fed starts cutting, the russell's going to rock and roll. it really hasn't just yet. >> go -- no, not yet. we thought it was going to do well when it broke out in the summer. the market faded, so thish wm actually is quite positive though, look at those moving averages or that are holding so far this year, january, april -- charles: right. >> -- september. charles: and this held like a textbook. >> exactly where it's supposed to hold, so it still looks constructive. charles: okay. and then, of course, some of your rankings here. utilities have just been absolutely phenomenal. i want to go to the bottom of this chart -- [laughter] energy. energy is just so sloppy. you say bullish at risking. it does feel like, you

x they just sit on what they have? >> likely true. you know, markets have a big, you know, psychological imprint on consumers. if they start to -- charlesey're really restrictive. they should come out of the gates blasting right now, 50 basis points, main even 75. that would be the right thing to do. charles: i love that you're saying that. i ought always thought their main objective was main street anyway. >> look at the tape. that the train has left the station. charles: we won't even do the stock picks this time around. i like this conversation -- >> thank you. charles: this is what we have to be focused on, right? this is what's moving markets right now. it's all about the fed not making a mistake. and maybe they already have. >> maybe they have. charles: david, thank you very much, my friend. >>> all right, folks, do you remember about a month ago we talked about the raw-dog trend? [laughter] -- raw-dog trend? david, it's not what you think it is. [laughter] anyway, wait million you hear about raw-doggimg2.00. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ (woman 1 vo) i have inherited the best traditions. (woman 2 vo) i have a great boss... it's me. (m

charles: right. amazon. >> yep, big buying in this one as well. we don't often see people willing the put a lot of money to work many amazon because they worry about a cap-xll of a sudden they cut back on spending, the success rockets. somebody put on a big bet just yesterday that or again, this one's going to be going higher. charles: what's interesting, amazon and certainly walmart, heir not the high beta names that you would think that zoom would give those options extra punch, but that's where the action is right now. >> yeah. well, and both of them if the consumer rates cut a quarter of a point next wednesday which they will, you and i both know it, it's written in stone. these will both move on that. charles: i want to the talk about something else, change gears a little bit. you've been on the desperate for a long time, so everyone is complaining, young folks are complaining about how much work they've got to put in. wall street is saying, okay, apparently, morgan stanley said we'll cap your work hours to 800 hours. [laughter] >> 80 hours a workweek. charles: when i started on wall street, we were across the street from goldman, and there were cars