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these are citizens of a neighboring state, wang lein and wang cesian, who have recently settled as ame to van lei, whom the neighbors called pasha. police. introduce yourself, dear, introduce yourself, imagine, last name first name, last name first name, pasha, what are you a citizen of, and a citizen of what? everything is fine, there is something forbidden in the house, there is nothing, well, now we’ll figure it out. do you understand spoken russian? yes, a little, you understand a little, don’t read can you, no, no, sit down, let's go to the garden, you have something in your house, weapons, no, drugs, no, there is nothing, we have a criminal case filed for illegal trafficking in metal, gold, we... we need to look at your house, everything connected, we take everything , okay, it’s yours, it’s just a turuk, well, there ’s yours, in my safe, also known as kaka, in a soap box there were two bags of bullion. respectively, four rectangular objects were found in the box, now i offer, accordingly, it will arrive now an employee will bring scales, so it’s all weighed. in total they coun

that will advocate for her to be acquitted there, i i think they do it to order. and not by order of lein'sill martynov, everything that happens to his wife antonina, one way or another is reflected in his reputation, no matter how you whiten it, but this is an attempted murder of a child, and martynov is afraid of becoming unshakable in the west, or, on the contrary, it is beneficial for him, so that the wife gets a sentence, because then you can quickly rivet several articles about the blasphemous regime in modern russia, drag in more about political prisoners, of course, well, we need new materials for the same unwanted in russia. somewhere in europe. martynov devoted his entire career to mystify this truth, to gamify for the entire category of these people, everything that happens to them and to their children, to the world around them, including the country, is an element of some kind of game. yeah, well, pretending you don't know where your spouse is is part of the game. and, pushing a child down a flight of stairs is also some part of the game. and this is not only the story of marty

stories from his life, after which this interview will not show even at night, and lane, what about leint’s head, how about you? title? we believe that we have agreed, make every effort to find the killer, investigator. so that we have something to tell our guests next week, this wood grouse is 20 years old, do you want us to reveal it in a week? yes, alexandra, make me happy, it’s your job, why are you crawling almost next to him, well, he ’ll notice us, that’s how slowly i always track down suspects, then a leisurely ride calms my nerves, listen, maybe... on foot , and if he runs, he stopped, he stopped, come on, here. parking for disabled people, my wife has the second group, so i have the right, until one of the gescheks can’t bear that she’s already dead, okay, but you ’ll pay the fine, oh, okay, come on already, mephistopheles is me, how are you? i behaved, i wasn’t bored , ellya, i’ll be there in the evening, lenya, you’re sick, you dared to break into an organization in which i am highly respected, you accused me of some crazy talk, you put the life of the person i was talking to

alexander angelevich dugin, a leading philosopher, geopolitician for almost a year now, director of the lein higher political school, yes, even more, even more, you know, i said that the biden administration has good news, zelensky arrived, but there is also not very good news for them, the latest public opinion polls have been published, the first. after the debates, most observers, including myself , repent, said that kamala harris clearly won these debates, she did not impress with either her eloquence or, even more so, her clear presentation programs, but somehow it seemed that the dynamics were in her favor, on thursday i had a wonderful channel one correspondent mikhail akinchenko on my program, yeah, who gave me. experience, after these debates i was sure that haris had completely lost them, she was unconvincing, she said prepared phrases, in which she didn’t really believe, unlike trump, who didn’t say anything new, didn’t achieve great success, in my opinion, but he was himself, and haris was out of her element, that’s what i got such a feeling, moreover, that her dependence on exte

we think as many as 40 lein in primeconfidence may letters in.s many as 40 lein in prime minister morey gone in in prime minister more than will be than 53, and there will be a vote no confidence him. vote of no confidence in him. organised graham the organised by graham brady, the last the pm last easter surprise, the pm needs. but earlier today we heard, didn't we, on this show that present here with gloria that i present here with gloria de piero pmqs live 12 to 1 every every time parliament's sitting for we asked, didn't we? i for pmqs, we asked, didn't we? i asked i think esther mcvey , asked i think esther mcvey, should penny mordaunt become leader? and here's what she had to . to say. >> her chance to become the leader. win. so you leader. she didn't win. so you know that's where it is. goes to bed.so know that's where it is. goes to bed. so penny won't be the leader. it's rishi sunak. however, we those ten however, when we did those ten rwandan votes the other night, we there for as vote we were there for hours as vote to all the conserva

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liz: joining us now from house judiciary, congressman van k lein.k you for j oining us. it's a particular. house oversight chair james comer is dropping serious hints that he's going to issue criminal referrals against members of president biden's family in the biden impeachment inquiry. is that true? he's saying it's going to be voted on in a period of time. >> the white house delayed and delayed and ignored our request for documents so long and pure into the middle of election season and. liz: who will give criminal referrals to the justice department? >> we're seeing an operation of multiple family members endangered pay to play scheme for access scheme and how this money ends up in hunter biden's acts and joe biden's accounts and his brother's accounts, they're all questions that relate to financial security l aws that are late to bribery statute that relate to obstruction statute and these are all serious, serious matters than judiciary committee is decided to per sue where the facts lead. liz: democrat jamie raskin over the impeachment probe.

back, we'll meet in an hour, i'm trying to get this nikiforov to talk, okay, good morning, where's leinur unattended comrade, come on, alexander, well , that’s all i dug up about misha cherny, well what's interesting is this stranger the beauty appears in every photograph next to him a year before his death. tea, yes , for me, please, yes, for me too, and tea for me, without sugar, oh, look, and this petty swindler worked for misha black, where, good morning, good morning, wide, it looks like someone hastily ran away , you tell me, kurbuk on... lord, gosha, are you okay, okay, detain him, detain him, catch up with him, he left, but dropped it, this, if i find a phone here now, you’re black, i can prove the connection between them, well, nothing, oh, a waste of time, guest, listen, you he said that he worked 50 hours over the past month, so that’s 10 hours every week? yes, i’m a creature of habit, even if this is so , then the same number of hours every week looks somehow strange, and bor, someone will be surprised, surprise is emotions, and emotions are wonderful, listen, alexander inst

should have never been done, look at alan dershowitz, andy mccarthy, jonathan turley, the great mark lein have a judge that is conflictd and unfair to the american system, you than better than i do. >> lawrence: we've heard the president's view on the trial. take it in context the crowd he was talking to in the bronx. you have repeat offenders back on the streets scomb terrorizing that community and a judge that threatened the former president with 40 years on some legal maneuver they are trying to nonviolent offense, even if he did it, paying -- during all this nonsense, you are thr threatening 40 years in jail. that will not go well for voters in new york. >> carley: i agree. a lot of what donald trump talked about was a through line through his speech. he wants republican party to be the party of common sense. it is more feelings based with democrats than common sense and he wants to bring common sense back to politics. more news starting with this. former president donald trump telling lawrence, if elected he'll quickly secure release of detained wall street street journal reporter ev

speeches are dear to me, i dedicate the poem to all the gods, it seems to me that i am closest to leinnt construction as this building of the serkhmukhov commercial society, built on ilyinka in 1904, the architect was many-sided, a hardworking luminary as a genius of the revival. the mansion whose merchant vysotsky klein imagined as a french castle surrounded well-kept garden. the mansion was built in 1900. at that time. there are subtle powerful connections between the contour and the smell of a flower, so the diamond, without seeing us until under the edge, comes to life in the diamond, so the images of changeable fantasies, running like clouds in the sky. and the kamenevs live for centuries in a polished, complete phrase: for me, the poet briusov from father klein is close, they lived in stylizations, constantly. on foot. porodinsky bridge is the road to the west from moscow. the bridge was renewed in 1912. to the centenary of the battle of borodino. architect klein filled the building with military symbols. the coastal abutments resemble powerful granite bastions. on the eastern si

. >> todd: putting a lein is not an immediate process. do you expect that she will go after his bank accounts first, cash money, more liquid? there are other people on his accounts and they do not have a ju judgement against them. >> yes, freezing the bank accounts is easiest for her to do at this point. none of this is easy. there are lawyers who make their money collect ing defendant's exhibit. it's complicated when you have properties owned by businesses, not necessarily owned in the name of donald trump. they are llc's and owned with other people. she campaigned on this, which is wholly inappropriate. i can't even arguably thinking, i think campaigning on this is perhaps the most politically motivated of all cases. there was no harm suffered and there was no there there. she ran on a campaign of getting him. this is very unsavory and i think the politics are really inappropriate. it is going to -- she going to do whatever to move this ball forward, she wants to needle him. >> carley: in 2017, she said she would go after trump because

, give me money, i even feel deceived, like me, i demand immediate expansion of the department, if leinase dear, everything is indicated on the list, we still have everything ahead, if the horse has something left from her budget for relaxation... the shrink is clearly good for her, yes, well, why are we watching this, don’t pay attention to dina, watch , what is happening in the corridor behind her, i have the same picture in digital processing, here you go, you have done digital processing, computer scientists, listen, now they can do this in 5 minutes, and in order to order these paper clips or stepli? you have to write so many papers, you'll kill for a whole week, so look at the denim, very unusual embroidery, we have more than blood on... and buttercups, look, golden thread, this is what they found on dina’s shorts on misha’s overalls, and who is granin, this is an editing of a video by eduard granin, and this his photo, now let's start searching for a match, yeah, there you go. lady, in order to get results during interrogation, you must be a simple woman, soft, trusting, blonde,

all exhibits 58, provided by collectors william and leine kraus.you know. clothes, japanese trains, swedish tires, italian drinks and other attributes of a beautiful life. collectors say they were inspired to collect posters by their passion for bright colors and geometric lines. in addition, this is a pretty good investment, which is constantly growing in value. i even liked the way the video was shot, yes, it’s as if the camera is twitching on purpose, you’re as if you’re the same viewer who finds yourself in this exhibition space, and you’re simply stupefied by the unusual exhibits , trying to look at everything at once, just like that, you’re tossing and turning. you are immediately inspired to get involved with art, to get involved with the beautiful, to talk about the beautiful , of course, many of us adore the work that they do, and let’s find out right now who makes the morning of our country literally good beautiful, let’s see , my name is dmitry aleksandrovich kupushkin and i work as a senior administrator at the matches of the dynamo min

thorn in corporate sector side to say nothing of shipping at the same time, you know you've got silent leindeterioration in corporate credit quality not surprisingly we talked about rise in corporate bankruptcy in february up 118% year-on-year not good sign now seeing downgrades, one thing that is -- is worth noting, for example, yesterday, s s&palities owned 85% clo's have to sell that position, that is going to cause you know strainscan that can reverberate through credit chain to watch closely. >> breaking news markets have reversed categorize trading higher no doubt on this gdp number cheryl has. cheryl: it is they knocked it up higher to 3.4%, maria. the expectation in previous read had been 3.2%. fourth quarter gdp, 2023, that is certainly what is moving the markets right now, claims coming in lighter to 10,000 looking for 212 continuing 1.819 million looking for 8.15 million a tiny bit higher fourth quarter gdp numbers that we're looking at right now that is certainly what is moving the market, then remember tomorrow, a big one tomorrow we've got income spending pce price index tomor

this is lein a broadway area to support a locally owned clothing store.yesterday's event is a reminder to other small business owners that oakland is worth fighting for. >>> antigovernment protesters in israel took to the streets of tel aviv to call for the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. here at home, democrats are urging the biden administration to reconsider sending billions of dollars in weapons to israel. this comes after seven aid workers were killed in an israeli airstrike. israel's military has admitted he made a mistake, a serious error and has since dismissed two officers. >>> quite the warm-up coming our way this week. we will be in the low to mid 60s today but you will be in the mid 70s, in san francisco. by the time we get to wednesday. microclimates the numbers better than that. look at the bottom line. san jose, 83 degrees. 63 in san jose today. 83 on wednesday. we will cool down after that as we head toward next weekend and into next weekend. this does not last terribly long but it will be very noticeable change coming ri

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chief justice, i want to begin with the question you asked about why manufacturers would leave these lein drilled. you have sd, what is the purpose? my friend respoed is that it is to crea ait that bbsts can put together. if it only takes 20 minutes, the hobbyist is probably not going to get his me's worth and want to have the experience of building a gun. i think it ctradicted by the facts on the ground. the evidence showshe guns were being purchasednd used in crimes. they were sold to be crime guns. there was a 1000 percent inease between 2017 and 2021 in the number of guns that were recovered as part of cmil investigations. it makes perfect sense because the whole reason why you would want to get yourands on one of these un-serialized, untraceable rearms is if you are a prohibited pson or you want to that gun in a crime. if there is a market for these kits for hobbyists, they can be sold to hobbyists, you ju he to comply with the gun control act. someone lawfully allowed to possess a firearm can purchase that kit if they undergo a background check. if there is a market for these produc

governmentoe't cited, it's a case of 1988, andre i think the circuit essential said the fact the palestinian, leineinformation office which was entity in thenid states could be shut down byhe state department in part because of its affiliati a a foreign mission of the plo which is a designated terrorist orgazaon. and our circuit seem to suggest strongly theonol our relationship itself was part of the strong justification f what the government did. you're not familiar with thatite case. >> i'm happy to address it in supplentriefed but even from your facts the government isn't aring there's control now either by chir by bytedance limited. i do think just sppg back from china and talking about your questnhether ford ownership by itself -- >> justice barrett's suggested this mhtake a difference. she did but really quite - there's lots of u.s. speakers, political, business insider, we talk about writers, a lot of them in her brief that are owned by foreign entities. >> but not foreign adver. >> well, i think t question, i don't think that that's a first amendment russian. it's important to take this in

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leine brame speaking last night at the republican national convention. carolyn in minneapolis, independent line. what is on your mind? caller: i want to encourage all the left-leaning independents and democratic voters to call their congressperson and their senators to tell them to get behind president biden. it has been three weeks since the debate. it is very upsetting to hear this party is still running around and not unified. that is a reason why i'm not a registered democrat. they do not stand together. at this time i am hearing everyone as president biden is old. he has accepted he is old. it is time for the party to accept he is old and get behind the candidate, or we will lose. host: in the wall street journal is the article that biden seeks changes for high court. president biden is planning to throw support behind changes to the supreme court. part of an effort to appeal to progressive for month before the election. the president is expected to call for legislation that would set term limits and impose enforceable ethics rules on supreme court

the government case from 1998 and there, i this thinkhe circuit said the fact that the palestinian leine information office which ian entity in the unit states could be shut down by the state departmentecse of its affiliation as a p.l.o. which is a disighted and our that the control or the relationship itself was part of the strong justification for what the government did. >> i am not familiar wh that case and i will address it in a supplemental brief. there is control now either by china or -- [iisrnible. >> jti brett says -- [indisce] lots of u.s. speaker politico. it's very important even the governnt doesn't argue that tiktok h no first amendment righ. and talking about foreign open making a difference. and first amendment on it head and lots of publications opened by feign entities and to say your foreign ownership tests it. or government regulation is open to explore the interaction between a foreign owner and is what we hav been told is changed. [indisle] we are going to presume. it may be in that case therwa a showing of control. but here tre no showing -- >> in thatase defers t

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you expect things to be in lein at 3.6%. what do you expect?d over the last couple of years is these numbers can show up surprises. so if a core reading shows up a 0.4 instead of 0.3, markets will be unhappy. the fed chairman powell will have to explain things. i have never ruled it out. there's a lot of stuff ahead of the number we just don't know. there's a sort of black box we have to guess at. it has miss behaved over the last couple of years and you have to be a bit careful. >> even if it's in line on an annualized basis, 3.3% is higher. they want to see 3%. how would that go toward cutting rates? >> it's about a couple of things, it's about direction and that it will remain on a downward track. it's bumpy. we can't expect it to get better every month. but as long as they believe the causes that caused inflation to go away, they'll eventually get through to the numbers that matter, and the fed have to be aware of the dangers. if they wait until inflation gets back to the target and they wait. they'll have left it too late. if you wait unti

and i ended up lein college.uwhen i first started, i by the story, spent fivetopped dollars, got me balogna, cheese, and bread, made the sandwi the next day and ate that night off of it. all i needed five dollars. that was in 1979, 1981, 1982. today, i am middle class. i am actually upper midass . i orced, but all of my children have graduated from college. my former spouse has graduated from college. i graduated from college. how did i do that? i used this thing called opportunity. opportunity may have passed me, but i have never passed opportunity. questions, kim? host: well, i am looking in sierra vista, arizona, i will pull up the data for that as well from this yahoo! finance article, median household income was $72,581. lowest end of middle class income, $48,387 a year. do you think that is enough to live a middle-class lifestyle in arizona, anthony? caller: yes, with a caveat. as you work through the steps of your life, as you live every day, you have got to get some education, and today's environment is a

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