too damn bad, politics is into you. there are so many people who recall the trump term and do not recall that all our neighbors were dying of covid because of his idiocy of neglecting science and telling people to inject bleach did not do as much good, but they tell us we could survive another four years. i'm an optimist, but you have heard me say this. i truly don't know if the institutions will hold if we get another four years of donald trump. i genuinely don't believe it. i say this because something has happened over the last few weeks that is unprecedented in our history. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, top military officer in this country, decorated officer, he did not mince words. he told us on the record if donald trump, and this is a direct quote -- is fascist to the core and the most dangerous president america has ever faced. the guy is not a democrat, people. he is a lifelong military officer who served his country. this week, trump's own secretary of defense endorsed that very view. he said dona

oh, damn, biko, bikom, bikom, faster, come on, come on, come on, damn, break it! let's go, faster, faster, carefully, pay attention to everything here, maybe i'll go, commander, don't even think about it, wait by your car, got it, yeah. there's a second door in the back, they must have left through it, after them, quickly, where, they're somewhere around here, check there, great! guys, great, a girl with a child and a guy with her, we didn't see them, we saw them, they ran there to the road, quietly, quiet, quiet, quiet, what do you want, man, listen, man? a guy and a girl were running by, no, listen, come on, forgive me, come on, you understand, bro, you can't refuse people like that, get out of the car, run, what are you standing there for, run to the car. it's a shame you're doing this, man, it's a shame you got involved with the wrong people, what the hell do you need this girl for? i don't know myself, two steps back, guys, let's go to the road, they 'll be trying to hitch a ride there, we'll intercept them there, got it, damn it, stop, at zero, hello, they'r

damn, damn, damn, damn .i have aspirin, stolz had a good time, how would you know, it's a small town, my head is splitting, aspirin, some spring water, we'll have some coffee, and the meeting, noskov moved it to 12, let's go, i'm treating you, let's go." thank you, the cognac, of course, is not as good as stolz's, but it's on time. and i didn't drink with stolz, you know the principles, what it means when you're fired, not only our guys from the department, even the guards started turning up their noses at me, i resigned of their own accord. desire, and for what? well, go ahead and tell me, that's why you punished me, are you expecting sympathy ? my guys stupidly got shit in the cash register for months, while risking their lives every day, it was advantageous for the generals to create a situation in which the criminal investigation officers began to take from the organized crime group, they themselves initially took, but for some reason the internal investigation department was not involved, do you think i

come to the police, write a statement, damn, i'm sorry, what! stand, stand, stand, damn, come on!ll, i didn't kill, i didn't kill, here, but it didn't work out earlier, i wonder, somewhere around 3 o'clock, and what was i doing, i couldn't even get to the phone, i was in the salon, yeah, the phone, of course, "you left it with your coat and didn't you hear, huh? yes, i didn't hear, i spent a long time looking for your partner in the car, because he had fallen under the seat, i'm like a schoolgirl, i account for every step i take, i justify myself, in the bushes, you'll find a receipt from the salon there, at the same time you'll believe the phone number, dad, to arrange a circus, i really need you, you've been lying to me all my life"! no, of course, i wouldn't dare, you swallowed me up, erased me, you understand, i don't even know who i am anymore, i don't exist anymore, you don't exist, without me you don't exist, what is this, and what is this, tell me, you yourself swore at the altar, until death do us part, do you remember why you need me, but you don't love me? whose place a

it's about damn time you started investing. it's about damn time the money started coming.o i want to be very clear. i do not expect a pat on the back that we did that. you should not get a pat on the back for doing the right thing. but what i'm telling you for is is we've done it and we've delivered and kamala harris will continue to deliver for indian country when she's elected president. now protecting the land, restoring or expanding 10 national monuments. and you know, these national monuments across your state here, those protect tribal homelands. she signed more than 200 co stewardship agreements with tribal nations, knowing you don't need us to direct you how you take care of your land. you don't need gatekeepers in front of the way. you need the resources and the authority to do it yourself. and that's what those agreements mean. [cheers and applause] and when donald trump and the rest of them tried to take away bears ears monument, many of those settling claims on water rights, all of the things necessary trying to right past wrongs, we, i hear people say we can't

and lord knows there's not one damn republican in congress that's got a damn spine to stand up to himhey won't. so here's the deal though. here's the deal, that just means we need to beat him at the ballot box. that's what it means. so i'm prone to optimism. rocky, i will tell you this. i supervised the damn lunch room for a lot of years. i know what it means to do that. but look, i know that's some heavy stuff but it sets the tone for where we're at. but here's the good news, we fix all that ensuring that donald trump never gets near the oval office again and kamala harris becomes our next president. so, so last night where she showed up, which was supposed to be a debate, then she showed up when it was a town hall. donald trump's nowhere around , she made and said something that i think is absolutely what this is about. she said she's got a to do list for the american public that they want to see done. he's got an enemy's list of the american public. she and i are offering a new way forward, a way where the economy works for each and every one of you, lower costs for middle class fa

you will say "every damn thing i could do. every damn thing i could do." we knowhows up.e got this group here. kamala says it.

what did you do in 2024 to save the democracy and the answer is every damn thing we could. [applause] get out there, you have the details. early voting. somebody tell me if i got that wrong. they told me you can do one-stop shopping on that and get your votes in. but get those folks who say things like oh, i'm not really into precipitation pa politics. your answer is too damn bad. politics is into you. get out to vote. give them a reason for it. give them hope, tell them why it's there. to be in a room like this is a privilege. north carolina, from behalf of a midwestern minnesotan. we have a lot of sayings out there but we all know you have to be pretty damn touch to brick break in thing out. to know that we're tired but do it with a smile, with your make in hand and know that we are going to say, as kamala said, madam president. [cheers] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] >> discover the heartbeat of democracy with c

you will say "every damn thing i could do. every damn thing i could do." we knowhows up.e got this group here. kamala says it. when we fight -- >> we win. gov. walz: right now, it is when we vote -- >> we win. gov. walz: let's win this thing, georgia. ♪ [chanting] ♪ >> today, democratic presidential mom knee kamala harris is speaking on the ellipse in washington d.c. where she's expected to lay out our closing arguments to voters with one week to go before election day. you can watch the vice president's remarks live at 7:0. c-span now are free and mobile video app or online at c-span.org. will election night c-span delivers are something different. not just the presidential race but the state races that will decide the balance of power. no political pundits. no spin. no commercials. just the candidates. the results and you. follow c-span this election night beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern. live tuesday november 5th on tv, online or on the free c-span now video app. >> the house will be in order. >> this year, c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other.

you will say "every damn thing i could do. every damn thing i could do." we knowhows up. we got this group here. kamala says it. >> a look now at them live coverage comin up on the c-span network. kamala harris will be saking at a campaign stop in raleigh, rth carolina that is expected to get started today at 12:0 eastern. we will have that here on c-span. and later on c-span two, former presidt nald trump speaking to supporters at a ray rocky mount north carolina. you n so watch live coverage of theseves on the c-span now mobile app or online at c-span.org. this election night, c-span delivers something different. not just a presidential race, but the state races that will decide the balance hour in congress. no political pundits, no spins, no commercials. jeff the candidates, the results and you. follow c-span this election night beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern live tuesday on tv, online, or on the free c-span now video app. discover the heartbeat of democracy with c-span voices 2024 as we engage voters ahead of election day asking why is it important to vote? >> i feel

it, damn it, damn it, damn it, damn it, has become a place of attraction for tourists, it was enough for us to turn on the camera and on top of that, by amazing chance, we managed to meet a local resident who was an eyewitness technical shootings and also the son of one of the heroes of the famous photo, amiranov nikulin, they lived here too. both yuri nikolin and andrei mironov were remembered as responsive, interesting people, who spent their free time between shootings with local residents, and nikulin left behind his famous gray suit as a keepsake, but the main reason why we are here at all is football. in the summer, dinamo minsk secured a place in the elite main round of the conference league through the toughest selection sieve. this tournament will now be held in a new format, but in any case, there is a fight for. then you have to not lose the fight, this arena in the city of sumgait is home to a strong club of the same name from azerbaijan, by the way, and here from the belarusian trace, a year ago the belarusian alexei bago worked as a coach in this team. the arena itself,

we are damn proud of it. we are damn proud of it. donald trump, they have a plan.t to be clear on this. i said they don't have a plan. they do. they go further than a concept of a plan. it's 900 pages called project 2025. [boo] i know you are hearing about it, thank god. it's about time people started to learn about this. i said this, i know marcos knows this. you have a playbook, you open it up and use t that's what project 2025s they are not waiting. they want him to win the election, get inaugurated and implement it. it's a good dam nightmare for american workers. it undermines unions, it undermines the middle class. they repeal the bipartisan infrastructure law, and all those people across -- every mayor in this state, across this country, every county commissioner, every homeowner out there, that bipartisan infrastructure act was the best thing that we have done since the eisenhower interstate system. [applause] thousands of new jobs across the state of wisconsin. he established his trump sales tax on everything from groceries to prescription drugs. costing mi

you will say every damn thing i could do. every damn thing i could do. kamala says it.we fight -- >> we went. gov. walz: right now, it is when we vote -- >> we win. gov. walz: let's go do this thing, georgia. ♪ [chanting] ♪ ♪ >> one we got from election day, governor walz and kamala harris continue to make their case to the american people. recent polls seem to give president trump a slight advantage in the state. ♪ >> we have more from campaign 2024 later tonight with bo donald trump and kamala harris. the former presintill be in allentown in the swing state of pennsylvania. you can watch that live starting 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. vice prede harris will speak to supporters omhe lips on thnaonal mall in washington, d.c. we will have live cerage of that at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. if you're away from your to, you can follow along live online at c-span.org or with our free mobile video app c-span now. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> are you thinking this is just a commit

not a damn thing. changed, dad. i was a fool to think that something could change.'t give a damn about me. as always, dad, you understand, i'm going home. go yourself. wait, wait, wait, please don't say that, you are the most precious thing in the world to me, i want to be with you more than anything, really, but it seems to me that you don't need me at all, of course you do, please, for our sake , just leave, and i'll be there soon, okay, you're lying, i'm not lying. it will all be over soon , everything will be fine, sit down, you're responsible for her, hi, we'll call. tick-tock. i don't want to show up on things, but i decided on something. i'll pay. okay, when? as soon as possible. i'll call back today. to be honest, i thought your brother would guess about aleg. but that i have nothing. but it seems he's completely lost his mind. congratulations. your plan worked. "i wish i was wrong, yeah, i've never played out such performances, what are we going to do, spin him into confession or what, yeah, for, what is it, i apologize, yeah, yeah, listen to you, oh, hi, q

i will guarantee you, mind your own damn business, we will get along better.eers and applause] you heard a very clear difference on women's reproductive rights last night. and this is not theoretical. when i talk about names in there, these are women that didn't want to have to have their names in public. they wanted to have their own personal health decisions be private, as they should be. but because of what they have done, they pushed them into it, because they can't get the care. and if you think they are stopping with just 20 state abortion bans, i talk about this, fertility treatments. the reason i talk about it, it is personal. you have all done it. this thing, the families who know this -- and again, a lot of these things you don't want to talk about because they are personal. but the hell of going through that. you are there, however you want to have your family, you want to have children but you can't, you want to be able to use the science there to make that happen. if you haven't gone through it, i guarantee you know someone who has. what i said la

damned and it worked. _ realistically you think?y you think? damned and it worked. 11 trips - realistically you think? damned and it worked. 11 trips tells - and it worked. 11 trips tells the tale, when you realise when you request to cancel that the secretary of state and us leadership have been giving to the israeli government is almost exactly the same as it has been since october ace. at this point, it is difficult to see without really commitments to changing the amount and type of weaponry that the united states would supply israel, something that the administration has been reluctant to pause, how anything that the secretary of state can say that would change the mind of the prime minister, if indeed the prime minister is intent on continuing. it really boils down to does the prime minister believe he has sufficient support from his coalition to draw back from the conflict in the gaza strip and or 11 on, or whether he needs to continue on in order to maintain control and maintain his place in power, and to avoid judicial acco

that phrase has been a damn able ethnic slur against the jews since 12 century. in a knew this.lt pe purported inact during holocaust. was contempt able and unconscionable, back to this hillary, and kamala, and media democrats, and the 1939, neo-nazis, met at madison square garden how many modern day democrats would be comfortable there. starting with individuals democrats, in congress, in media, the voters, ine streets, colleges and universities that's would be able, maga, make america great again they support the constitution, with a president donald trump, biggest defender of jews in country and state of israel in history of this country, i'll be right back. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> welcome back america. as

out, after all, you know, i was in driving school all day then, and then you and i went to get that damnu want to believe this fake, that's your business, why would shuri set you up, yeah how do i know, so that it doesn't get underfoot, so that... come here, come in, after all, look, she didn't try to hide it in her underwear, admire it, this time she didn't take much, she was modest, after all, open your eyes, who do you believe. well, who the hell knows, sasha, maybe we shouldn't, that 7 years ago you entered this house and then ended up in prison. a lot has changed in 7 years, antoine. stop it, but do you really think that stotsky won't hush up this story, that your justice is more important to him than your brother. i believe that victor is a good person. it's not funny. you're all good. maybe i'm good too. i refused to betray you. you should hate me anyway. "i'm not angry with you, really, forgive me, i behaved like you thought, i am a scumbag, maybe i can do something for you, i don't know, help you somehow, you can, tell masha everything." wow, what people, where is victor? he ask

no, damn, i found it!all this, i forgot my iron at home turn it off, and what, everything will burn or what? no, damn, everything. man, you must have been sitting on something for a long time, you have a newspaper stuck to your back, that's true, no, damn, news, i'll tell you, masha, i'm surprised such a beautiful girl doesn't have a boyfriend, and it's all, damn, because of her husband, what a wonderful invention, only a modern person with such unconventional thinking could come up with this, a champion in assembling a rubik's cube was accidentally left alone at the new year's table and in 10 minutes he assembled half a ton from olivier. on doctor's sausage, five potatoes, three carrots, five eggs, four pickles and a can of green peas, here is another very original form of audio fairy tale in brief about a turnip. baby, granny, granddaughter, bug, cat, mouse, turnip, chpok. in europe, where the fairy tale carol, alice in wonderland is still popular, the astroumians came up with such a breed for themselves

and your mother, damn, damn, damn!tenant colonel mikhailov, i need a task force, a body truck, listen, and should i also hit this grichishnikova of yours on the back of the head with milk, yeah , they found the murder weapon, no, there are witnesses , no, well, was anything stolen, no, listen, can you tell me normally, oh, forgive me, you're hungry, you haven't eaten since morning, but don't you feel like it's the same old bad day? no, i doubt it li, it looks like a murder, but i don't see a connection, there is no common motive, so i think we need to dig the earth further, okay, we'll dig, well, there will be news, write, call, come on, it was impossible to do without shooting, i didn't shoot at anyone, i don't understand at all how this happened. i should have been in their place, why didn't they shoot from the service, because i don't have a service, no, why? i was infiltrating the gang, do you understand? no need to be rude to me, come to me for questioning tomorrow morning. you understand me, andrei yuryevich. ing

he does not give a damn if his social security check shows up.any years. he's nearly 80 years old. but he doesn't care because he sits down at mar-a-lago. you know who does care? all of our parents. my mom needs her check to pay her heating bill and make sure she can eat. we needed to protect social security. in the real question people going through mcdonald's will be asked is do you want a trump tax increase with those fries? if you are a billionaire coming through the line you will get it. the rest of us a 20% increase from his tariffs adding $24,000 per year to our costs. they are working on this. now he calls it positive taxation. [laughter] i have heard some of you say it. you call it bullshit, and that's right. the positive increase is $4000 on your family. that's not us saying it. it's every economist. don't listen to the economist, the doctors, the experts on a foreign policy. listen to donald trump who has failed at everything he has ever done in his life. [cheers and applause] my guess is in here are some old school republicans or inde

pay so i can sit out here and waste my life away drag back home and drown my troubles away it's a damne world's gotten to for people like me and people like you wish i could just wake up and it not be true but it is, oh, it is livin' in the new world with an old soul these rich men north of richmond lord knows they all just wanna have total control wanna know what you think, wanna know what you do and they don't think you know, but i know that you do 'cause your dollar ain't shit and it's taxed to no end 'cause of rich men north of richmond i wish politicians would look out for miners and not just minors on an island somewhere lord, we got folks in the street, ain't got nothin' to eat and the obese milkin' welfare well, god, if you're 5-foot-3 and you're 300 pounds taxes ought not to pay for your bags of fudge rounds young men are puttin' themselves six feet in the ground 'cause all this damn country does is keep on kickin' them down lord, it's a damn shame what the world's gotten to for people like me and people like you wish i could just wake up and it not be true but it is, oh, it i

are guys there in sports, real hooligans, hooligans, they looked at me from head to toe, i was like, damnon’t... go, don’t touch, anything can happen, i was like, by the way, the place was like that, some, i remember, near volodarsky, here they just grabbed me by the shoulder, i turn my head and there are these guys, and we know you, you're like a vzruk from tiktok, i can take a photo, i'm like this, you can, they won't beat you, well, and you yourself can teach beginners something to blog, i can only give advice not to stop, even if something doesn't work out, you still have to go forward, forward. try, this activity, for example, doesn't work out, try in another, that is, there are too many areas of activity that can be developed, take any, like it, do it, it seems to me that the most important advice is to film every day, and it’s great that the ministry of information, it turns out, pulled you out into the light of day, i didn’t know that our bloggers are shy, honestly, well, in fact, i’m at my school, for example, i’m already used to it, i go there, they don’t tell me, matvey vladimi

that phrase has been a damn able ethnic slur against the jews since 12 century. in a knew this.sevelt p purported inact during holocaust. was contempt able and unconscionable, back to this hillary, and kamala, and media democrats, and the 1939, neo-nazis, met at madison square garden how many modern day democrats would be comfortable there. starting with individuals democrats, in congress, in media, the voters, ine streets, colleges and universities that's would be able, maga, make america great again they support the constitution, with a president donald trump, biggest defender of jews in country and state of israel in history of this country, i'll be right back. israel is under attack. israel has been attacked like never before. our skies are filled with rockets and drones. the international fellowship of christians and jews urgently needs your help to send out emergency teams across the holy land. the international fellowship of christians and jews needs your $45 gift to rush emergency aid to the people of israel struggling to survive day after day in bomb shelters. we are br

fix the damn roads, i heard from marquette and detroit and everywhere in between. one day awas at the detroit children's hospital and it can be awkward as a politician sometimes, you're in places you're not expected and you walk in and try to get people to talk to you and so there was a woman and her son there, he was in a brace and i asked her, if i'm elected governor, what could i do that will make your life better and she looked at me and she said fix the damn loads roads. now, i did not expect this because i'm in a children's hospital and thought we'd talk about health care or education or something. but she explained, she's from flint, she's driving up and down every day into detroit to see her son in the hospital. two other kids at home. and she hit a pothole that busted the rim on her wheel, and she had to spend the whole day trying to get it fixed. it was a bunch of money she wasn't planning on spending and she missed that time with her son and had to pay for child care for the other twoid at home. so it crystallized for me when the fundamentals aren't work

understand in that 88th minute with that damning non-answer.ear he will always make a different choice than mike pence made. and as i said then and i will say now, that should be absolutely disqualifying if you are asking to be the vice president of the united states. >> today, we finally learned for the first time some of what mike pence would have said. cassidy hutcheson was the star witness of the january 6th committee. but she would not have been the star witness if mike pence had the courage then to do what she did and tell america the truth on camera when the country needed to hear it. mike pence was 63 years old when 26-year-old cassidy hutcheson raised her right hand on national television and swore to tell the truth to the committee. her boss, 63-year-old white house chief of staff mark meadows who is now a criminal defendant in georgia refused to give the american people an accounting of what he did in the white house leading up to and on january 6th to the january 6th committee. we now know thanks to jack smith's filing that when rud

had a rest during the war, and when you returned, double, you are my tormentor, i say, you are a damned to the city, then back, yes, how long do we have to listen to you, people live, otherwise come on, mother, let's get together long enough, and there it is good, globalists have set the task of dismantling the usual world order based on national states in order to. this is an anti-human ideology in the deepest sense, which can be seen in the development of the so-called transhumanism. we saw a magnificent reflection of this ideology during the opening and closing ceremony of the olympic games in paris, because of this unbearable atmosphere , many french people want to leave the country. so what is the truth or is it something else. ksenia lebedeva's authorial view on the policy of double standards in the project. precious, semi-precious metals, and if such a characteristic applies to the voice, this suggests that it is beautiful, wonderful voice, the heroes of the program will have to open up to the audience, the main task is to honestly answer all the original, and sometimes uncomfort

and damn, damn, ugh, so, where, where is the car? so, so, yeah, damn, yeah, where are you, yeah, where, where, where, goodbye, empty, goodbye, goodbye, what, stand there, creatures, so, so, i don't know. well, shall we put the puzzle together? when we find everything else, can you explain to me why so much explosive was needed to blow up? one person, maybe the bomber was an amateur or an overcautious person, okay, we'll figure it out, well, what about zhukovsky's girlfriend, but she claims that he went crazy after an interview at the cement plant, and that he ran here to refute his civic position, so let's think about what we have, someone got hold of a recording of zhukovsky getting rid of gorin's body and decided to blackmail him with this recording, but we have only one of this someone. that he will publish it if zhukovsky continues to attack the cement plant. after that, his girlfriend and comrade-in-arms publishes an interview in which zhukovsky says that he will close this cement plant after all. that is, it turns out that sazh

damn, well, the very first ones, i probably won't remember.ust read poems, the most childish ones, the very first ones. damn, wait, wait, the spirit of death is hiding and waiting behind the wall, a black demon is circling above my head, ghouls and monsters are crowding around, i want to break the vicious circle, i don’t remember what year the poem on the theme of viy was, something really blew me away, when i was little i watched vi, i almost had a stroke there, really, but tell me, did you like the group black subs, yeah, uh... i just heard familiar notes in the text, yeah, nothing of my own, that’s it, and so this, if you want, i can do it for you tell a poem, and what about you, i can at all, especially since today is a monologue new year with a holiday, friends, option, boy, sasha, stand on a stool and read a tit, yes, well, let's have a stool, or something, but there is no stool, no stool, that's why there is no poem, okay, i have an anniversary this year, so i practically organized a poem for myself, my vile soul is bursting out of my s

it is a damning _ damning non-answer. it is a damning non-answer- damning non-answer.wer for you not damning non—answer for you not to talk— damning non—answer for you not to talk about censorship. i am happy— to talk about censorship. i am happy to— to talk about censorship. i am happy to talk about it further, but you — happy to talk about it further, but you guys attack us for not believing _ but you guys attack us for not believing in democracy. the most — believing in democracy. the most sacred right under the united _ most sacred right under the united states democracy is the first amendment. you yourself have _ first amendment. you yourself have said — first amendment. you yourself have said there is no first amendment right to misinformation. kamala harris wants— misinformation. kamala harris wants to — misinformation. kamala harris wants to use government and big tech to— wants to use government and big tech to silence people from speaking our minds, that is a threat — speaking our minds, that is a threat to— speaking our minds, that is a threat to democracy.

it's about damn time! bravo, bravo! 0h - before time. it's about damn time! bravo, bravo!vo, bravo! oh my god, iwant— time! bravo, bravo! oh my god, lwant to— time! bravo, bravo! oh my god, i want to hear kamala harris speak— i want to hear kamala harris speak that way. i want to hear american _ speak that way. i want to hear american politicians who oppose donald _ american politicians who oppose donald trump speak that way. just call— donald trump speak that way. just call it what it is. donald trump is _ just call it what it is. donald trump is with putin. i want the world — trump is with putin. i want the world to — trump is with putin. i want the world to realise that. if he is reelected _ world to realise that. if he is reelected he will turn his back on ukraine, he will try to force _ on ukraine, he will try to force america to turn our backs on ukraine _ force america to turn our backs on ukraine and donald trump will help— on ukraine and donald trump will help vladimir putin. i have _ will help vladimir putin. i have no— will help vladimir putin. i have no doubt t

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he does n't give a damn, well, that's what he wants so much for us to think that he doesn't give a damnhis stepmother, listen, do what you want, but i'll go and visit him again, let's go ahead, yeah, how serious is it, he has a very bad heart, he needs an operation, he used to have to think about his health, but now he can't even be operated on, his anesthesia... and without the operation? well, he lives and lives, how long is it allotted? and how long is it allotted? no prognosis. coffee, oh, yeah, thank you. so did you come to drink coffee or on business? and to drink coffee, it's very tasty, on business, of course. it's a pity, i thought it was just for fun. listen, let me take a photo of you, and one once, you just have such a face, well, come on. here, so let's smile, great, men probably often get to know you, really, well , you know, it happens, yes, yes, by the way, yes, did you know that this, well, your father's wife, has a lover, no, she had, she had a lover, i didn't know, really i didn't know, daddy is a deer, she even put horns on him, oh, and how did you find out about tha

i want to shake things up in a good way with people who give a damn damn about other people's lives and think we are proving how to do that and pennsylvania. >> jon: what happened with 95, and 12 days, you take a disaster and rebuild it. have you thought about doing it with the pennsylvania turnpike? >> governor shapiro: i think we are doing all right with the turnpike. >> jon: you are not doing all right with the turnpike. >> governor shapiro: you are on the jersey side. >> jon: no, you get a certain point past bucks county wherever the nice people are and then all of a sudden, the whole ride is this. and then all of a sudden, somewhere around happy valley, it just goes down to one lane and you are like what the hell is going on around here? >> governor shapiro: it is infrastructure night here at "the daily show"! >> jon: thank you! >> governor shapiro: this is a serious point. when people see their roads being fixed, when they see their internet being connected to them when they see the lead being taken out of the water lines so the kids can drink water and the parents don't have to w

they were like, no, like you're already older, you can't, i'm like, damn, i really want to, he says,, i'm off to training, i'm off to training, that is, i had such a desire in sports, that is, from one sphere to another, roughly speaking, moved, well, and... it is necessary for general development, that is, endurance, flexibility, agility, speed and what is really needed for young people, naturally, it is necessary to develop these qualities there so that the muscles do not atrophy, just at least stretch them, somehow strengthen them, as many of the younger generation now complain that their knees hurt too much, i say, what are you doing, you sit at home at the computer, yes, i also sat at the computer in my school days, and sat at night, and spent the summer a bottle of milk, a bun and a computer. i mean , i gained 8 kg in a month, then it was really hard to train, yeah, but, but they listen to you, yeah, i mean, the younger generation, i say, go to the gym, small, like many there, yeah, i do 100, 100 kg bench presses there, well, for what, i mean, you want to show that you're cool,

so they face a double—edged sword here and it is a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation foruation that they are looking at. it isn't a good place to be. the only — one of the saving graces, however, here, is that the tariffs aren't a done deal. there is still room for negotiation. and they are hoping, as you pointed out with the vw ceo's comments, earlier, that a negotiation could ease the restrictions going forward. will this slow down the eventual development and rollout of electric vehicles generally? that is the other side of the coin because if you put on these tariffs on imports it could hurt consumers and it could hurt ev adoption in europe, which is already slowing. europe has very strict ev goals in terms of reducing carbon output and they are already off target to reach those goals and if you make evs even more expensive it will hopefully and make it harderfor people to adopt them there. hans griemel there. you're a man who loves data. what are you your eyes on? fix, what are you your eyes on? raft of data that will be coming out through the course of the week. we a

he watched a lot of movies, he plays so that we could find him, but he doesn't give a damn, lyosha , he doesn't give a damn about you or me, if that's more pleasant for you, he has a mission, the text of the vulgate is like a shrine for him, and he won't change anything here, that 's out of the question, about labanov and the sweat on the other side of the river, it's somehow connected with the mechanic's past, for the inquisitor, whether labanov swam across the river or not, he's still guilty, guilty on any bank, somehow without images say, i don't understand anything, i can't work like this, and the tattoo on labanov's hand is a sign of the hand of the taker, that is, he drowned under his vile deeds, so wait, and what about barin's bearing fruit every month, well, you tell me, natalya pavlovna, well, if about hidden meanings, barinovshchik, and he handed over his 30 pieces of silver at... steep interest rates, phew, so far everything is empty, let's start from the beginning, alexey, you go to the director of the museum sofronov, maybe he knows something about shimyakin's historical

damn it, damn it, damn it, damn it. it has become a place of attraction for tourists for centuries. chance, we managed to meet a local resident who was an eyewitness to those filmings and also the son of one of the heroes of the notable photo. amironov nikulin, did they live here too? yes, yes, mironov, all the people came, looked, left, and i was given a penjak, nikulin, yes, yeah, he said. so that the whistle would sound at 19:45 belarusian time. it is interesting that 20 years ago , eduard malofeev himself coached hars for five matches. well, at the end of the story, it was not in vain that we approached the person of eduard malofeev, because eduard vasilyevich said: you need to live and work so that you are not ashamed of the aimlessly lived years. andrey kozlov, yegor lisovsky, the first information baku, azerbaijan. these are the main events of this day, i say goodbye on this. childish curiosity is sincere.

i will be damned if i will have them make those decisions for you and your family. let's be clear.rotection of health care,, the ability to provide early childhood education, the ability to provide paid family and medical leave so when you have that child you can be with them, we did something in minnesota that we want to for the whole country. every child who goes to school gets free breakfast and lunch every day. let's be clear. i will not be lectured by those guys about family values because they don't have it. the folks here have it. you know the assignment. this will be close. it will come down to a votes per precinct and a handful of states, nevada being one of those. the issue is reproductive rights but it extends to worker rights, environmental justice, making sure we make decisions where we are protect democracy. donald trump has descended into madness. he has this big rally going at madison square garden. there is a direct parallel to a big rally in the mid-1930's at madison square garden. don't think he doesn't know for one second exactly what they are doing. we said we

damn right. i am middle-class.hen they came back and said that financial disclosure does not tell the whole story. he has more than that. he has two defined-benefit pension plans like it was a bad thing. i wish everyone had one. that is the thing. [applause] so no it is down to the nuts and bolts. i know this is the preaching to the choir moment, but it is truly this. donald trump's floor and ceiling are about the same thing. she is voter -- his voters are going to vote. if you go online and buy i do sure with trump all muscled out, you were going to vote. our voters are out there and they have done an incredible job . i have heard some people say i am not into politics, and my responses too damn bad. i am talking to the men at these rallies. it is the women in your lives. there is not under the law that dictates menopause of guest and who this to get the doctor. that is your wife, your daughter, your aunt, your friend, your fellow american. for our folks to tell them and to close some of the gaps in this right now

damned hippochondriac. he came up with another attack so that i would go to my place, and he to polina in cards. sick with pleasure, well let's do it another time, they are waiting for us, so you will need to sign here, you are a wife, thank you for the compliment, no, i invited my mother to some kind of performance, we are with him, i would have... bronchial asthma, i had it in childhood, i am disabled, they gave you disability so that i could go to a sanatorium, so that i could get subsidized housing, and most importantly, so that i wouldn't end up in the army, i myself got him disability, and he took it and recovered at 14, borya, borechka, how many times do i have to tell you that you are healthy, healthy, like, i feel bad, i'm sick, i i'm suffocating, we believe you, i'm telling you, my mother decided to poison the cockroaches, she poisoned them, admit it, a month ago, and the grass remained, and then i had an attack, i had to breathe with my inhaler, well, did you feel better, no, i have shortness of

to do something, so i moved back to america and was with her, but after 3 months there i realized, damn i'm better off in russia, i miss russia, i want to go back, we had such times, she didn't even think, probably, she didn't even think about it, she wanted to stay there, she wanted, she well i became a little american in this regard, there is nothing terrible, but just her values, her dreams a little... tell me, a russian person, he is somehow special, really, well, it seems to you, more gloomy, unsmiling, yes, yes, no, in fact i think that this is a myth, in fact, i think that when you meet russian people and make friends, but for example, i have my best friends with me now, tell me, he jumped into the breakthrough sober at the baptism, i checked, well, as i said, i have very good friends here, and well, like they smile, you see. well so about smiling, why squint, why look for no reason, that's all we need, that is, there is an opportunity, there is, well, yes, some theme, well, you'll smile, and if there is no reason, you know, he says, laughter without a reason is a sign of stupidi

things work better if you find your own damn business. god is not a catchphrase or a flippant thing. that is a golden rule that we all learned and you know it is true and i don't have to agree with what you are doing in your house but why and the heck we ever allow a politician to make those most personal of decisions. it makes no sense. when kamala talks about freedom, freedom for you to make your choice about your health care, about your family, about your job, about your -- about what you read. that is what we are talking about in freedom. look, you heard me say it -- freedom for our seniors to retire with dignity and for all of those folks out there and you think about it -- you get up the little ones and new start -- we take our little ones -- we are going to talk -- we are going to talk about freedom, we are going to talk about freedom, freedom to protect our children from being shot dead in our schools. that -- to everybody in here, there are a lot of issues out there and we need to tackle them but things like this we can agree on.

damn.elp. damn. does the officials from _ quick. welp. damn. does the officials from the _ quick. welp. damn. does the officials from the national - officials from the national oceanic and atmospheric agency as they fly through the eye of the storm collecting data and you get a sense the way the plane it is battered around, the size of it and the force and the power of the storm and of course all of the officials from the president downwards have been saying. let's speak to the mayor of sarasota, liz alpert. welcome here to bbc news. is this as tough as he gets dealing with something of this magnitude?— dealing with something of this mannitude? ~ , , ~ ., magnitude? absolutely. we have not had anything _ magnitude? absolutely. we have not had anything like _ magnitude? absolutely. we have not had anything like this - magnitude? absolutely. we have not had anything like this in - not had anything like this in 100 years in sarasota and i have been in this area for 50 years and i have not seen

so they face a double—edged sword here and it is a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation forn that they are looking at. it isn't a good place to be. the only — one of the saving graces, however, here, is the tariffs aren't a done deal. there is still room for negotiation. and they are hoping, as you pointed out with the vw cdo's comments, that this could ease the restrictions a bit more. -- ceo. before _ restrictions a bit more. -- cso. before | _ restrictions a bit more. -- cso. before | let- restrictions a bit more. -- ceo. before i let you - restrictions a bit more. —— ceo. before i let you go, to the protection measures, subsidies and tariffs, without slowdown the eventual development and rollout of electric vehicles generally? that is the other side of the coin because if you put on these tariffs on imports it could hurt consumers and it could hurt consumers and it could hurt consumers and it could hurt ev adoption in europe, which is already slowing. europe has very strict ev goals in terms of reviewing —— reducing carbon output and they are already off target to reach