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. >> weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv documents america's story and on sundays, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span 2 comes from these television companies, and more, including midco. >> where are you going -- or maybe a better question is, how far do you want to go? how fast you want to get there? let's go faster. let's go further. let's go beyond. midco, along with these television companies so sport -- support c-span 2 as a public service. >> now joining us from west palm beach is political commentator ann coulter. miss coulter, who are you going to vote for in this election? >> well, donald trump because if he loses, he will be running again in four years. and then he will have lost four successive elections for us. and, you know, truthfully, i really like his choice of jd vance, which i recommended back in may. can't trust trump as far as i can throw him, but i do trust vance to care about people. >> in 2018, he wrote a book called in trump we trust: e pluribus awesome .

you do it too, watch the project 100 questions for an adult on the belarus 24 tv channel . karnach stepan andreevich, navigator of the 247th fighter aviation regiment, captain, participant in the great patriotic war from june 1941, fought on the southern, crimean steppe fronts, flew i-16 fighters. squadron commander of the 247th fighter aviation regiment, captain karnach, on august 9, 1943, flew out to escort attack aircraft. air battle in the area of ​​the villages of bolshie and malye prostoly lintsy, rammed an enemy me-109 fighter and landed the damaged aircraft. the title of hero of the soviet union with the presentation of the order. kornach was awarded on february 4 , 1944 for 270 combat sorties, 70 air battles and 12 downed enemy aircraft. they were all belarusians, they all worked on the land, they all lived in rural areas, and since childhood i was somehow instilled in school and at home, that is love for the homeland, for belarus, for the native land, for my people, for my loved ones, read my nationality, to be afraid of her that i am belarusian. there was a trip t

watch on the belarus 244 tv channel . military pilot, lieutenant nikolai zenevich, went to the front in the first days of the war, was a crew commander for three years and shot down dozens of enemy planes, dropped tons of bombs on the location. fascists. almost having waited for victory, the hero died. on september 1 , 1944, pilot nikolai zenevich, at the cost of his own life, diverted a bomber plane with a deadly cargo from a densely populated village in the skies over moldova. the young belarusian who saved thousands of moldovan lives was buried in the center of the village of kozhushno. there stands a monument there, as an eternal gratitude of those who remained alive, to the one who gave his life for them, and after the war, the residents of cherven named the street along which he went to school as a child after their fallen fellow countryman. the final score was 6:1 in favor of sergei's boys stasya. hermann pirogovsky scored twice. as a result of the match, 10 players of the sword scored points. in the ranking of the

watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. on the air again say don't be silent, and today our guest is music producer, deputy director of the music media company tatyana kulakova. tatyana, as you know, in belarus 2024 is the year of quality, in your opinion, is belarusian music, belarusian performer - is it quality? very much, i always tell everyone i advocate that if you want to instill in your children a good taste in music, listen to belarusian, listen to belarusian performers, belarusian authors, belarusian composers, and it is clear that there is classical music in its world understanding, but belarusian... you play for the wild, that is, here not always, well, he is a teenager, this is something of a protest perhaps, yes, as a teenager, i as a mother of a teenager also understand perfectly, because my son is a teenager also listens to other music, tries to write something similar, not very, as i say high-quality, for now, but probably it's just a teenage period, because when i remember myself, when i was a teenager, i al

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on the air of espresso tv channel. portnikov, khrystyna yatskiv, andriy smoliy and invited experts based on facts give their assessment and forecast of the development of events. if you want to understand how our today will affect our tomorrow, watch the saturday politics club, every saturday on espresso. urgently change course. one after another, the western media come out with unflattering headlines about the war in ukraine. the economist wrote that the war was going badly. the authors claim that if ukraine and its if the western allies want to win, they must first have the courage to admit that they are currently losing. already today at 9:15 p.m. velikiy lviv is speaking, a platform where everyone gets to speak and everyone is heard. on the air of espresso tv channel. greetings, friends, the second part of the verdict program is live on the tv channel, my name is serhii rudenko, and in the second part of our program we will talk about the following. movement according to the plan of victory. zelensky hopes to force

i got a nickname, i can even voice it, snake, when people see opera singing on tv, they often change the channel, what is it connected with, what do you think, do you do it too, watch the project 100 questions to an adult on the belarus 24 tv channel, we have created something unique and very important for our country, our state. many, unfortunately, perceive attempts to distort the falsification of the history of western belarus and the bssr, which are actively thrown in, especially after the collapse of the soviet union, so this publication clearly, on a documentary basis, refutes in fact many of these attempts to distort the falsification of our historical last given period, considered my trip to hollywood always as to any other studio, for me their mentality their existence has never been an example of such a space. where i would definitely like to work, we have practically all the places in hotels in the city of minsk in regional centers bought out by the end of the year, you can't close the borders, and the desire of people to visit our country is also impossible to somehow blo

hello, dear ones tv viewers, belarus 24 tv channel is on air . watch us every day, because we make belarus closer. it is difficult to imagine residential architecture in belarus without panel houses, they are in demand not only in the primary real estate market, but also in the secondary market, modern panel houses are no longer about uniformity, i would even say about individuality, they are bright, they differ from each other and form the image of entire districts, what else do you need to know about them, we will arrange a master class. hello! my name is dasha, i want to get into your project, i am interested in how they are building multi-storey buildings, i think, not only me, so i hope to see you soon, hello, hello, how are you, thank you, everything is fine, and how are you? i am fine too, to be honest, i always thought that the topic of construction is more male, less female, where does such interest come from? oh, very interesting and curious, yeah. hello, good afternoon, hello, guests, hello, pavel, daria, vladimir, very nice, you are i

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if you are watching us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote on the numbers 0800 211 381 yes calls to these numbers are free, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote. so, as i already said, today we have a journalism club, i want to introduce the ... of our studio today, this is larisa voloshina, journalist, political psychologist. mrs. larisa, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast, and yanina sokolova, journalist, tv presenter, social activist, blogger, youtube channel author, millionaire, or already over a million subscribers, subscribe if you are not already subscribed, yanina , i also congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast, congratulations to larisa, congratulations to sergey, congratulations to all the viewers, well, larisa yanina, since we are asking... our viewers and tv viewers whether they think the idea of ​​economic defense against mobilization is appropriate , give in the format flash poll, let's share your thoughts, what do you think about this, let's start with yanin, please, this is a mixed story, given

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he's on tv in he'sev on tv in his cardigan telling everyone to turn the thermostat down. and also in these major foreign-policy in the country not always be able to insert every foreign-policy interaction. likeg the panama canal trick you're approaching approaching things from a human writes bremerton moreme like a politics framework. it shapes how we think about presidential strength. ite really shapes the kinds of symbolism and the kinds of words and language that the president's use. i think that it made president's really hesitant to use this kind of trade-off language or to talk about things not going so great. one of the most famous moments of carter's and this topic happened in 1979 and was commonly known as the malaise speech. you've heard of the malaise speech. he was known in the frustration is the crisis of confidence speech and it talks about how the country is experiencing a low point in a crisis of confidence and we need to come together and figure out where we ar' going. there's a recent book about this that says we totally misunderstood the speech and in f

. >>> weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv documents america story and on sundays, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span 2 comes from these television companies and more including medco. -- midco . >> where you going? the question is how far do you want to go? how fast do i get there? now we are getting some there. so, let's go. let's go faster. let's go further. let's go beyond. midco along with these television companies supports c- span 2 as a public service. >>> now in american history tv, we want to introduce you to john fox. he is the fbi's historian. he has been doing that since 2003. mr. fox, how did you get to become the fbi's historian and what is it that you do? >> well, i feel like i was in the right place at the right time. i was in grad school thinking i would do something on the progressive era and at least one or two of the people i thought i would work with matt for a semester or two and ended up drifting. one of my teachers offered me a bunch of old fbi files and sa

vance is on tv all the time. on not just fox, he goes on cnn and he goes on abc, cbs, nbc walz, david, and i just wonder what you think about this decision by the harris campaign was kind of auditioned for the job doing these interviews, was considered by kamala harris and her crew to be really good and charming and feisty and all that. that's what they thought about him. and then he got picked i assume does the sunday show host. i don't know. dana. i can't speak for you, but i thought, oh, you know, this is going to be our democratic guest for the next eight weeks. he's really not done much at all. and obviously the last week or so he's been in debate prep. but what are you? think about that decision yeah. >> listen, i think i'd be wilder a little bit by the absence of both presidential candidate and the vice presidential candidate on television since they became the nominees. because that's how people get to know you and they don't, they haven't really spent a lot of time with either of them before now, so i als