todd akin was not suggesting that the elections were being stolen. he was not suggesting that it was okay to engage in insurrection. reporter: with potentially long-term consequences. >> many of these candidates develop a much larger following. as a result, they get much higher name recognition. and even if they lose the current race, what we have seen is they come back and win for school board or state legislative race or for city councils because of this new awareness and this new recognition. reporter: that contrast and risk is clear in this year's governor's race in pennsylvania. >> they don't want everybody to have the opportunity to vote reporter: the democratic nominee for governor josh schapiro spent an estimated $855,000 on ads defining his likely opponent, doug mastriano, as an extremist during the gop primary. >> he led the fight to audit the 2020 election. if mastriano wins, it's a win for what donald trump stands for. reporter: now now, mastriano, an election denier who was outside the capitol on january 6 - is racing to catch shapiro in

evenings, women sit in front of the cities, bakeries begging for a loaf of bread. yet that though akin myisha, i take the bread home and eat it with my children. gonna cut out. but it's not enough to fill our stomachs. but i divide the bread in pieces and give it to my children so that none of them died and that i love them. but our stomachs are never full. amy, muddy minay, theatre, make money. you have missed his beaufort in asking the will go. how do the taliban plan to help the people they ruin? we meet the spokesman for the ministry of vice and virtue during that. come to see you. this one says rose ark. if my dear blame the crisis on sanctions, the freezing of assets and mess of 8 cuts and post since the taliban took power, that she shall column look. oh, i'm recall nacley to the women for 20 years. america and it's nato allies killed us with vamps and artillery. we did the now they're trying to kill us like this. they are responsible for this. the hunger crisis is on them out. all we learned other people in his ministry makes sure people behave according to the tale, bonds, visi

it seemed to me that this is akin to paganism yes, ours bow to the people.re was no salt for a long time, but in order to influence all living things so much, alexander leonidovich suggested not jumping to conclusions and presented his book so that i could read it at my leisure. i was born alexander leonidovich izhevsky on january 26, according to the old style, 1897, in the town of these anovians in the grodno province, where the artillery brigade, in which my father served, was then stationed. leonid vasilyevich from his youth was fond of rocket weapons and in 1916 he received the rank of general chizhevsky, polish, litvinsky noble family is known. jan kazimir chizhevsky, who died in 1553, married to an aristocrat krasinskaya their son vladislav next. the history of the family is interrupted and already russian the noble family of chizhevsky counts from peter lazarevich, chizhevsky, to whom empress elizaveta petrovna granted hereditary nobility, mother nadezhda alekseevna died when i was one year old, so i was raised by my father's sister and grandmother,

akins, the flu shot. that's everyone's favorite question. we don't know the answer to that yet and hasn't been decided, but i will say it is likely so as with influenza where we create a new vaccine each year and get vaccinated. so to i think with co good will be doing something similar going into the future. because coven itself, the virus, is not going to disappear. what about the prospect of even having a 2 in one that covers both flu and cov 19? 0, that's wonderful. not this year, we won't have a combined influenza and co vaccine, but scientists are already working on that for next year. okay. now in the united states though, we know that many people are still skeptical about rolling up their sleeves. just half of vaccinated americans got their 1st booster dose. according to the cdc, i'm do you think that we're going to see that number dropping further for this one? i think we will have to sell this car as it were. we are going to have to really promote this vaccine because there's a lot of vaccine the t. and in addition, this fall, we w

this is akin to suicide, but the eu is thinking about another package of sanctions against russia, driving economy to the very bottom with the voice of reason, hungarian politicians are among european officials the european union should stop talking. the head of the country's foreign ministry said about the new package of restrictions, only the lazy did not notice that the impact of sanctions on the situation in a number of countries. it seemed more serious. what is the impact of conflicts in ukraine, the consequences of sanctions inflation and the rapid rise in prices more painful for europe than for russia the eu should stop mentioning the eighth package of sanctions and pointing to measures that will deepen the crisis with energy supplies. ooms, it would be a mistake to think about new sanctions against russia in this convinced chancellor. karl lihanmer in the west gradually began to show signs of fatigue from constant sanctions, and people are simply disappointed that all measures did not lead to any result, said nehamer in the fields, 77 session un general assembly the short-sighted d

everything is akin to the desire of people for peace to come, and these risks , i don’t know, they areardly commensurate with anything. but there is one big desire - this is to ensure the life of the city, and people simply invest their souls in health, and in some cases risk their lives so that a city prospers and, of course, we want the onset of peace, uh, at the cost of victory, of course, we you know that uh very most of the population of the city of gorlovka in the donetsk people's republic are citizens of the russian federation, so the answer to your question is, of course, obvious. thank you very much pavel vladimi. klinichenko was in direct contact with us, the first deputy head of the administration of the city of gorlovka, but then barrel spoke out. he said that it is necessary to create an independent tribunal, to hold the russians accountable for their actions in ukraine , he stated this at the assembly. the un is now news and then we will certainly discuss it. hello news on channel one, andrei kharev is with you, and at the beginning, the kherson region, its public council

that said we have not heard a lot from todd akin or murdoch in indiana.tes quietly disappear. but that was a different time. it is not clear that people will quietly disappear or admit they lost if they lose. judy: this is getting closer to the general election and tomorrow is the last primary day. what are you seeing from the parties in terms of their candidates' messaging? reporter: i am watching new hampshire. very early on republicans thought this state would be one of their best pickup opportunities. they have a popular republican governor in chris sununu. he decided not to run. he said it was because he did not want to come to washington but his relationship with donald trump was tenuous and he probably did not want to deal with that sort of relationship. republicans still think they have a great chance there but a possibility of a weaker candidate. a candidate who sununu at one point said was a coniracy theorist could end up winning and that would be problematic. they could still win but a much more challenging candidate for republicans than the ot

in a sense, this is akin to the first step of a man on the moon., it is clear that there are events of various scales, but for the african-american part of uh society. it was indeed a very significant event, a very important event that made it possible to overcome the conservative foundations that existed in society at that time. racism has been the norm in the us since the advent of the first black slaves. in america after the civil war between south and north, when the last southerners won the veterans created the ku klux klan, not everyone knows that there are three periods in the history of this organization and at first everything was not as scary as one might imagine. at first it was such a club of interests. yes, and the club, where, in general, well, still quite active people tried to somehow have fun there and forgot to spend time. they didn't have any specific goals. moreover, for some political purposes , moreover, this is the ideology of racial intolerance. it wasn't there in the first place either. well it wasn't like uh as an importan

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they are acting akin to human traffickers and abductors.hey are telling these migrants they are going to be reunited with their family members. they are telling migrants they have jobs ready for them, housing ready for them. they are telling the migrants if they don't get on these buses, their asylum claims may not be heard. i have talked to them. they are the most vulnerable people that exist in our society. they are not here illegally by the way. we have a law that says if you are afraid for your life you can come into this country. they are coming through legal ports of entry. they are not sneaking in. they are presenting themselves to border control, which is the process under the law, and they are seeking asylum. these governors are putrid, corrupt, vial. i think they're criminal as well. and they are treating these migrants like trashing second-class citizens. and they are saying to them, we hate you. we don't want you. and i believe this is a huge message to all latino voters in this country, to all immigrant voters in this country,

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basically the government was making too big of a deal about these classified documents saying it was akin to an overdue library book. they called the fbi's search of mar-a-lago suspect. the trump lawyers showed the lawyers from the department of justice, because trump is no longer president he had no right to take those documents. they also defended their search as being completely lawful. now, one of trump's lawyers was saying they should have a special master to try to restore order and public trust and to lower the temperature in the nation to kind of take some of this heat off. now, the judge had asked questions of both sides and asked them what would a special master do at this point since the government had a filter team go through this, but she also said it is not entirely settled law that a former president can't claim privilege after leaving office. she kind of left it as an open question. she did previously say she was leaning toward appointing a special master. this was the first time we heard from both sides in court staking out their positions. we learned more information the

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you otherwise no, a get through the country director for the international rescue committee. vicki akin said the only solution to this crisis is to find a way to make the economy function that requires cooperating, or at least engaging with the taliban. she right. of course engaging with the taliban, but we have to know because where there is the dispute you talk for me engaging is talking engaging is dialogue. you really have to know in talk what the knot is for in order to open that. you have to find ways and strategies to open it . so engaging doesn't mean that you have to directly give the money, but you really have to know, how would this money be very efficiently used for the people and for that support of the people? not all last guns. are anti taliban ave to the extent that the taliban has cracked down on corruption, for instance, among some groups that's been welcomed, hasn't it? a u. k. foreign office study which was released in july calculated the taliban had, as they put it drastically reduced up to $1400000000.00 in bribes given and taken every year just just on cross borde

akin to jewelry, the rate should be on the observance of technological discipline. this is the only way to get the golden fleece marina romanovskaya mikhail khristoforov tv news agency, vitebsk region. in belarus, the process of karma harvesting continues, with special attention to the observance of technologies and conditions for storing feed. after all the food security of the country directly depends on this. this was discussed at a seminar in the shklovsky district with the participation of the governor of the mogilev region. anatoliy sachenko visited the beef farm agro, which uses the method of alternating crops, sunflower and corn. this allows you to balance the diet of cows in terms of sugar and protein, as a result of an increase in toy. i worked out the technology that we know, how to sow through the tracker we sow corn at the beginning, and then eat sunflowers in three to four weeks. this is very good food. the protein in this feed is in amino acids, and the corn is energy, please, diet we make up and eat water and the results are there is a salary worth a

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but there are some people that say that this is akin to like the what the west likes to call the anglo saxon world like to call the battle of the bulge in the ukrainians or the germans. in this case where they throw in everything they have a major thrust and 2, it would achieve a victory that is hard to define here because it's only one small part of the battle field. but the cynics will say that this is a very costly p r. stunt forgive to show to its patrons in nato, that it can actually do something with the arms that it's received. and i'd like to point out there are many that say a lot of the arms that are used in this counter offensive work for and they weren't ukrainian your thoughts? well, it depends on the results on this. so counter offensive in the car will produce, i mean, this is still unclear. it's only been a few days in the well, it can go both ways so, so, so on, on, on one hand is for you and the crane has made it huge, sweeping games was for your territorial all the way to it, which was a strategic for russia this course need this time to come out and it on us from th

he suspected that you were not in the family dear since i first saw my future current. in ruslan akin'sis this the same agatha, is there a resemblance to his wife? honestly, not really. i don’t see the resemblance, however, christina initially said that she sees a great resemblance to agatha, she feels a kinship with this girl, what do you say about this, but i fully support her in this, because it will be good, if the first feelings that my wife had confidence is that this is her own mother, then it will be very good, very wonderful. your spouse e enough in adulthood learned the information that she is not native in her family. you too were surprised, as was she honestly not. i kind of suspected this, because after the first meeting with her adoptive parents, it immediately crossed my mind, as if it were doubts appeared, because mm christina well, she doesn't look like a foster mother at all. and when you saw the photo of the alleged mother of the wife, did you understand that the search was over? no, well, there is something there, well, something special to directly state 100% that t

i'm joined by my guess peter cousin, akin. bethesda. he's a professor of history and director of the nuclear studies institute at american university as well as co author with oliver stone of the untold history of the united states and assemble. we have pepe escobar, he's an independent geopolitical analyst and author specializing in eurasia. and in callaway cross gem baraka. he is a national organizer for the black alliance for peace or a gentleman, cross stock rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate pepe. let me go to you. i mean this is bait is program is kind of based on this article by david preston are in harper's magazine and it was the title of the article was empire burlesque. and it kind of said a lot of shockwave, lot of people really kind of surprised by it, but i don't think anybody on this panel would be surprised by it whatsoever. and i found it really quite amusing that this was such a bold article and you know, and you know, it, it, it is a critique of the, of the elite and al

uh, fought holiday and akin was opran meet and original stuff. local residents. dig them out in their gardens, universal soldier's spoons, forks, helmets, bowlers, wire cutters, for barbed wire, bought light, gases that poisoned were arrested in sevens. they haven’t come up with gas masks yet, but the cross with different masks. well, we are meat people here, i went to the minsk mask, you could see their matron patterns, and this is the minsk pattern, the minsk mask. life such a bandage could hardly keep lore in his clouds, but still better than nothing. and you're ready, well fight clean. so here you have a chance, well, live another 15 minutes. thanks. in general, if you wish , konstantin can organize for you an animated tour of the places of events of that war and not only talk about the most significant and interesting moments, but show them and even immerse them in the most direct sense. but not only crooked, the whole smorgon region is literally saturated with the memory of those terrible four years that without exaggeration, changed the world occupies a ve

sanctions that are done and the sanctions are ultimately another tool of war and an economic instrument akin to teach warfare from the middle ages. so this is the truth and that the report at least shows the light of the truth to people who were not believing those activists and those reporters and journalists who are telling the truth from the beginning. the european commission has offered its proposals to tackle key issues suggesting that extra income could be collected from energy companies in a so called full dorothy contribution the commission is proposing a temporary solar dirty contribution on the excess profits generated from the activities in the oil gas coal and refinery sectors which are not covered by the infor, marginal revenue cap. the proposals also include cutting consumption of electricity by 10 percent as a temporary measure. and by 5 percent, during peak hours, energy companies could be forced to impose a revenue cop of $180.00 arrows per megawatt hour. and such a collection from energy companies is unprecedented. and some are pointed out that there were no similar proposa

akin to a lottery, you will win and you will be able to walk through the hospitable land. go back to where you came from? there is a big difference between georgia and saakashvili and today's georgia. that yes, if you choose a country that, well, in an obvious way, will not give you away, where you will feel like-minded, where you can uncover yourself to the fullest, but then you need to go to riga then you need to go to a mill or to tallinn in the end. why to georgia? that is? well, this is some kind of infantilism of the highest degree. so the doors of the georgian border services, in addition to lishkovsky, have already been kissed by the notorious heroes of the agency, party love. sable gabarisova. dmitry gudkov is the last, apparently from resentment the tyrat burst out, saying that it’s time for georgia to choose with whom it is with the dictator or the free world in the person of those who cannot enter the country, the dyer, against whom a criminal case has been instituted in russia, was also alarmed, hinting, they say. all this is the most dangerous precedent that

supercede we have fewer democracies in the world today than we did 15 years ago. fewer not more fewer akin the son of course, president harris. last week. president harris and i would come down. thank you very much. trisha used to produce mr. wise guy over here. well, that's the president of the united states. i think all recognition is due to his staff for the very good decision they made. everyone can see why they kept him away from t. v cameras for 200 days straight ala bobbin artsy new york. the same interview infuriated china as president by then directly said that the u. s. would defend taiwan with military action if it was attacked, contradicting yet again, america's longstanding one china policy. but would us horses to send the island? yes, if in fact there was an impression on an attack. us forces us men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese version. yes. may pal jaelyn yet join us remarks seriously violate the one china principal and the provisions of the 3 us china. joint communiques breached the u. s. commitment so to not support tie one's independence and sen

ah. crow, sucking the end of the american century, i'm joined by my guess peter cousin, akin. bethesda. he's a professor of history and director of the nuclear studies institute at american university as well as co author with oliver stone of the untold history of the united states. in istanbul, we have pepe escobar. he's an independent geopolitical analyst and author specializing in eurasia. and in callaway cross, jama, barracka, he is a national organizer for the black alliance for peace or a gentleman, cross talk girls in effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate pepe. let me go to you. i mean that this is bait is program is kind of based on this article by david bresner in harper's magazine. and it was the title of the article was empire burlesque. and it kind of said a lot of shockwave, lot of people really kind of surprised by it, but i don't think anybody on this panel would be surprised by it whatsoever. and i found it really quite amusing that this was such a bold article and you know, and you know, it, it, it, it is a and a critique of the, of

and the sanctions are ultimately another tool of war and an economic instrument akin to feature warfare from the middle ages. so this is the truth and that the report at least shows the light of the truth to people who were not believing those activists and those reporters in journalists who are telling the truth from the beginning. a newly declassified us intelligence report claims that russia's spend $300000000.00 on meddling in foreign elections in $24.00 countries over the last 8 years. now, moscow is consistently rejected all those allegations of any interference, but the claims are of great concern for the us. what russia is doing around the world in terms of its election, meddling is also an assault on sovereignty. is an effort to ship away at the ability of people around the world to choose the government that they see best fit to represent them to represent their interests to represent their values. meanwhile, washington spent a total of 8 trillion dollars on was across the middle to north africa and south central asia in the past 2 decades. that's according to research by the

akin to caucasian water, but the famous resort of matsesta in general , it was believed that in ordero achieve a healing effect, a course of bathing. this source was supposed to be at least 6 weeks old documents they say that in the middle of the xix century. at the dacha of morkovshchina, which belonged to the sudeylovsky estate, a private sanatorium was organized, very fashionable for those times. it had 16 watts of sulfur male and female and four glandular. now it looks far from being a sanatorium. true local authorities. they gave the sources of morkovshchina the significance of a hydrological monument of nature of local importance in the village, vashkovo, in this amazing place. there are four springs. and they are close to each other, but they have absolutely water. the first two are rich in iron. if you want to imagine the taste. remember tap water tastes like rust. the third radon is very clean and useful. and the fourth hydrogen sulfide smell is, to put it mildly, an amateur. it's a tourist now it doesn’t happen here often, but in the distant 19th century, belarusian resorts