but even beyond with jonathan martin in alexander burns reported about senator mitch mcconnell, it is their -- kevin mccarthy's reaction, kevin mccarthy's reaction on the days after january six that are perhaps even more restricting. this is where we're gonna make some news here tonight. here is what mr. burns and mr. martin said about mr. mccarthy. quote, on january 10th, so four days after the attack on the capitol, kevin mccarthy convened a small group of house republican leaders to share his thinking. speaking with just three other top and probably ends on private call, mccarthy said he might call on trump to resign. he conferred for more than 45 minutes, with steve scalise, liz cheney, and tom amr, the minnesota congressman who led the republicans campaign committee. the usually upbeat mccarthy was audibly anguished. the gravity of the attack was still sinking in, and it seemed increasingly clear to him that he had to break with trump, it was finally time to end their alliance. his plan, mccarthy said, was to approach president trump, and tell him it was inevitable that congress

joining us now is new york times national political correspondent jonathan martin and alexander burns, though the authors of the forthcoming book, this will not pass, trump, biden, and the battle for america's future. mr. burns, mr. martin, thank you very much for venus tonight, congratulations on this book. >> thank you. >> let me ask both of, you give your chance to chime in if i got any of that, wrong or put the emphasis in the wrong, place or got any of it the wrong way around. >> no, i think you very much captured it. i would just say for the book buying audience out there, for people who work in politics, this is only the start. we have captured some of the most insane intimate sensitive conversations in the extraordinary period following january 6th, on tape. there is much more to come between now and when the book is out on may 3rd, but what you played there, really does capture, rachel, where kevin mccarthy was. he was looking for a way out. he thought trump had become toxic. he was trump's biggest ally during the four years of the trump era didn't see, and here he is looking

alexander burns and jonathan martin of the "new york times" released the tapes as part of their reporting for their new book "this will not pass." in these recordings mccarthy planned to tell trump that he should resign, that of course never happened and just weeks after the violent insurrection, mccarthy made a special trip to marla goe to capitalize on a photo-op with donald trump and he's back pedaling and claiming things are fine. you know, keep moving people, nothing to see here, right? here's mccarthy yesterday talking about his phone call with the former president. >> my conversation is very good because the conversation here is what they said we did, we never did. i never asked president trump to resign. we both talked about that. we've talked about -- >> reporter: did you speak with him about resigning? >> let me be very clear. i have never asked the president to resign. >> there is a lot to keep up with in this story so here's allie raffa on capitol hill. >> reporter: you can clearly hear kevin mccarthy saying he would urge president trump to resign after the events on january 6

in a preview of their upcoming book, journalist alexander burns, and alexander martin report, quote, on a phone call with several other top house republicans on january the 8th, mccarthy said trump's conduct on january the 6th, had been atrocious and totally wrong. he faulted the president for inciting people to attack the capitol, saying that trump's remarks at a rally on the national mall that day, we're not right by any shame or any form. during that conversation, mccarthy inquired about the mechanism for invoking the 25th amendment. the process by which the vice president and members of the candidate can remove a sitting president from office. as per mcconnell, a report on the lunch conversation with key advisers from kentucky over chick-fil-a sandwiches, debating with to do about trump, after it became clear that the democrats were impeaching trump in the house. mcconnell said, and i'm quoting here, the democrats are going to take care of the son of a bee for us. now, in the intervening year, both of the men have fled right back to donald trump side. -- to kiss trump's ring, and

and reporters jonathan martin and alexander burns write that biden was even more critical of fox corps patriot robert murdoch saying murdoch "was the most dangerous man in the world." think about that. think about what that really means. more dangerous than putin, more dangerous than xi, more dangerous than kim jong un. ok. and as the "angle" has told you many times, today's democrat party believes conservatives are a far bigger threat to america than the biggest dictators in the world. we warned you about this. remember, more evil than the dictators that have nuclear weapons pointed at the united states, and, well, we were right. now, but some people require more direct proof. now, let's take the case of andrew sullivan, the supremely talented writer and well-known commentator who wrote the seminole book for gay marriage and is extremely anti-trump. perhaps he thought that his withering criticism of trump would have earned him fair treatment as a guest on a show hosted by the ever-snarky jon stewart. but he was wrong. instead, formerly insisting that the story of america is not one of

the authors of that book, alexander burns and jonathan martin, shared even more of that generate and call. >> i've had it with this guy. what he did is unacceptable. nobody can defend that, and nobody should defend it. >> liz cheney who was then part of republican leadership, were both on that call. they deny reporting or leaking the audio. the times reporter also released from january 11 2020 phone call, during which mccarthy tells the full republican congress the trump admitted some responsibility for the attack on the capitol. >> let me be very clear to all of you, and i've been very clear to the president. he bears responsibilities for his words and actions, no ifs, and or buts. i asked him personally today, does the hold responsibility for what happened? does he feel bad about what happened? he told me he does have some responsibility for what happened. and he'd need to acknowledge the. >> now in tonight's interview with the wall street journal, donald trump was asked about those comments, saying, quote, no, that is false, i never claimed responsibility. meanwhile, republican co

talking about, telling him that he would resign in the wake of january 6th, coming from a new book, alexander burns, battle for america's future, mccarthy called the reporting totally false and wrong but tonight those reporters are releasing the audio of mccarthy in his own words. >> i'm here, thanks kevin. i just heard the question when we were talking about the 25th amendment resolution. >> yeah. >> and you asked if it, you know, what happens if it gets there after he's gone, is there any chance? are you hearing that he might resign, any reason to think that might happen? >> i've had a few discussions. my gut tells me no. i'm seriously thinking of having that conversation with him tonight. i haven't talked to him in a couple of days. from what i know of him, i mean, you guys all know him too, do you think he'd ever back away? what i think i'm going to do is i'm going to call him. this is what i think, pass the house, i think there's a chance it will pass the senate even when he's gone and i think there are a lot of different ramifications for that. now i haven't had a discussion with the dems if

on the heels of those revelations, tonight, new york times reporters jonathan martin and alexander burns have released more audio from the immediate aftermath of the january 6th attack. their forthcoming book, which is released on tuesday of next week, is apparently going to be accompanied by an absolute trove of incredibly disturbing audio tapes, autio recordings of republicans speaking among themselves in the immediate aftermath of the january 6th attack, including this newly-released discussion, of how dangerous top republicans believed it was four pro trump republican members of congress, to keep talking in violent terms. the violent and incendiary terms, about even other members of congress, the way they were in the wake of january 6th. >> okay, the other thing i want to bring up, and i'm making some phone calls, i just got something sent now about newsmax and gaetz, calling peoples names out, saying it's anti trump, and this kind of atmosphere. this is serious stuff people are doing, that has to stop. >> -- louis's comments, to a lot of members have said some real concerning things

by the new york times reporters alexander burns and jonathan martin. nbc news has obtained a copy of that book which says that after the right on january 10th, 2021, house republican leader kevin mccarthy head held a phone call with other republican members, including liz cheney, and discuss asking trump to step down. quote, he envisioned telling trump of an impeachment resolution. i think this will pass, and it would be my recommendation you should resign. i've had it with this guy, mccarthy said it near the end of the call. today, mccarthy was quick to deny it all. posting on twitter quote, the new york times reporting on me is totally false and wrong. nbc news asked mccarthy's office if leader mccarthy said he would push trump to resign. a spokesman said quote no, he did not. but tonight, there are tapes. the bucks authors have just sheared this recording of that january 10th phone call with kevin mccarthy, with directly contradicts that denial. >> less, you on the phone? >> yes, i'm here. thanks, kevin. i guess there's a question. when we're talkin

writers alexander burns and jonathan martin have receipts including audio of mccarthy telling republicanuy and mccarthy said he planned to advise trump he should resign citing an impeachment resolution in the house. >> there are discussions that i would have with him is that i think that this will pass, and it would be my recommendation you should resign. >> but then that reporting dropped. mccarthy denied ever pushing trump towards the exit. >> let me be very clear. i've never asked the president to resign, so what the book said was not true. all i did was walk through like anybody would what are the different scenarios that would happen, and all we did was put out different options. >> and just to be clear, the book never said he told trump to resign. it was that he said he told other republicans that he would offer -- he would give his counsel to trump and tell him to resign. he have says he actually never followed through on that, but senator elizabeth warren, she is not about to let him wriggle out of this one. >> kevin mccarthy is a liar and a traitor. this is outrageous, and that

it's from reporters jonathan martin and alexander burns.h was considered, quote, the most dangerous man in the world. the book comes out in a month. it is chock full of news. let's bring back david zurawik and natasha alford. do you think he knows what it means. >> his message flowed to millions of americans and he does nothing about it. >> sources say jen psaki is planning to join msnbc this spring. does that surprise you she wants to be on msnbc? >> no, i'm not surprised by it at all. there is a question, and they've now recused her from being involved in anything involving msnbc in the white house, and i think that's important until this is made official and she leaves. >> does this revolving door bother you, natasha? this is the same thing with nick mulvaney, a trump official, and they screwed up by not naming him a trump official. they know they screwed up and it won't happen again. but jen psaki joining msnbc, is that troublesome? >> this isn't the first time we've seen it. i think the question is, what does journalism need? as long a

by the new york times reporters alexander burns and jonathan martin.

the remarks were reviewed by "the new york times" jonathan and alexander burns for the upcoming book. leader mccarthy refuted the report and calling it totally false and wrong and now we have the audio from the times. >> i'm here. i guess the question was, when we talked about the 25th amendment resolution -- >> yeah. >> and you asked if you know, what happens if it gets there after he's gone, is there any chance, are you hearing that he might resign, is there any reason to think that might happen? >> i've had a few discussions. my gut tells me no. i'm seriously thinking of having that conversation with him tonight. i haven't talked to him in a couple days. from what i know of him, i mean you guys all know him too, do you think we ever back away? but what i think i'm going to to do, i'm going to call him on it. this is what i think. we know it will pass the house. i think there's a chance it will pass the senate, even when he's gone. and i think there's a lot of different ramification force that. now, i haven't had a discussion with the dems that if he did resign, would that happen? n

host: the audio came out yesterday as part of the reporting of alexander burns and jonathan martin.hey have an upcoming book, they work for the "new york times." breaking in the "new york times" thursday. "i have had it with this guy, gop leaders privately blasted trump after january 6. in the days after the attack, kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell told associates they believe president trump was responsible for inciting the deadly riot. andvowed to drive him from politics. mr. maccarthy went so far as to say he would push for trump to resign immediately, saying, "i have had it with this guy." here is some of that recording. >> you on the phone? >> yeah, i am here. thanks, kevin. i guess there's a question when we were talking about the 25th amendment resolution. >> yeah. >> you asked, what happens, is there any chance he might resign? is there any reason to think that might happen? rep. mccarthy: i have had a few discussions. my gut tells me no. i am seriously thinking of having that conversation with him tonight. i have not talked to him in a couple days. from what i know of him

on the heels of those revelations, tonight, new york times reporters jonathan martin and alexander burns have released more audio from the immediate aftermath of the january 6th attack. their forthcoming book, which is released on tuesday of next week, is apparently going to be accompanied by an absolute trove of incredibly disturbing audio tapes, autio recordings of republicans speaking among themselves in the immediate aftermath of the january 6th attack, including this newly-released discussion, of how dangerous top republicans believed it was four pro trump republican members of congress, to keep talking in violent terms. the violent and incendiary terms, about even other members of congress, the way they were in the wake of january 6th. >> okay, the other thing i their forthcoming book, which is released on tuesday of next week, is apparently going to be accompanied by an absolute trove of incredibly disturbing audio tapes, autio recordings of republicans speaking among themselves in the immediate aftermath of the january 6th attack, including this newly-released discussion, of how

and yet it's been 18 hours since the rachel maddow interview yesterday with jonathan allen and alexander burnsorters who unearthed these tapes. and we have not heard from donald trump himself. he has not put out a statement. that in and of itself is pretty supportive of kevin mccarthy at a time when it's a very tenuous moment at best for mccarthy and his allies. i talked to tom cole, clongsman from oklahoma today. he's one of those close mccarthy allies. he exchanged e-mails with mccarthy this morning about what's going on, said hang in there. what cole said is he thinks this isn't going to be particularly consequential for mccarthy. basically, there are people who are doubters, there are skeptics, there are haters of kevin mccarthy both in the house and in donald trump's world, but the people who are supportive of mccarthy are unlikely to be changed by this. and one of the reasons is this doesn't really alter the narrative. we all know that kevin mccarthy felt that it was disgraceful what happened on january 6th. we know that he held donald trump responsible. and we know that he turned around

. >> the audio was provided by "new york times" reporters alexander burns and jonathan martin ahead of their new book "this will not pass: trump, biden, and the battle for america's future." the two reported on what mccarthy said. when mccarthy denied he said that, the reporters produced the proof. the duo also reports that in the days after the attack leader mccarthy and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell told associates they believed trump was responsible for inciting the deadly riot and vowed to drive him from politics. mccarthy went so f push donald resign immediately in a call with liz cheney according to audio given by the "times" to "the rachel maddow show." >> i'm here. i guess there's a question, when we were talking about the 25th amendment resolution -- >> yeah -- >> and you asked if -- you know, what happens if it gets there after he's gone, is there any chance that you're hearing that he might resign? is there any reason to think that might happen? >> i've had a few discussions. my gut tells me no. i'm seriously thinking of having that conversation with him tonight. i

revelation about senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, in the book, this will not pass by authors alexander burns and jonathan martin of the new york times, speaking of trump's behavior on january 6th. the book claims mcconnell said, and i quote, if this is un-impeachable, i don't know what is. and when it comes to impeachment, the book claims mcconnell knew the senate matt as well as anyone, and he told his advisers he expected a robust bipartisan vote for conviction, and that after congress, could then bar trump from ever holding public office again. senate republicans never produced 17 votes needed, and here is what mcconnell said at the conclusion of trump's trial. take a listen. >> if president trump was still in office, i would have carefully considered whether the house manages proved to prove their specific charge. former president trump's constitutionally not eligible for conviction. >> so, what does accountability look like for republicans who had the opportunity to act against trump, but chose not to? joining me now is advisor to the democratic congressional committee. he's also contri

got a lot of attention from the unit -- from the new york times, more tapes being released by alexander burns jonathan martin of house minority leader kevin mccarthy and his meeting days after the january 6, 2021 attack on the capital. audio recordings of his comment raising alarms about statements made by his gop colleagues and even talking about hoping they would be blocked on twitter. those comments are getting a lot of attention after that new york times story posted with new audio clips with leader mccarthy talking to members of the house minority leadership. those are stories from yesterday. steve in dover, florida. caller: i want to talk about this crisis at the border because my understanding is we close the borders around 1907. i am 73 years old and there has been a crisis at the order for as long as i have been alive. we are just going to target joe biden and say all of the sudden it is his problem, it is insane to me. the border is the problem but the wall is not the solution. these people have the right to knock on our door and ask for help and we have a responsibility to help the

kevin mccarthy's conversations in the days after january 6th were reported by jonathan martin and alexander burns"the new york times" in their upcoming book "this will not pass." mccarthy, according to the book, was so upset with trump's behavior, he told fellow republicans, quote, i have had it with this guy. mccarthy flatly denied the reporting tweeting, quote, a "new york times" reporting on me is totally false and wrong, and the republican leader's spokesperson told "the times," quote, mccarthy never said he called trump to say he should resign. but overnight "the times" reporters released audio showing mccarthy did exactly that. >> what i think i'm going to do is i'm going to call him. >> reporter: this according to the reporters was during a phone call with house republicans hosted by liz cheney just days after the attack on the capitol. >> are you hearing that he might resign? is there any reason to think that might happen? >> i've had a few discussions. my gut tells me no. i'm seriously thinking of having that conversation with him tonight. i haven't talked to him in a couple of days. fro

now looks completely different in light of newly released audio from "new york times" reporters alexander burnsway liz cheney did, that trump should go. take another listen to the audio we played in the last hour. >> are you hearing that he might resign? is there any reason to think that might happen? >> i've had a few discussions. my gut tells me, no. i'm seriously thinking of having that conversation with him tonight. the only conversation i would have with him is that i think this will pass, and it would be my recommendation you should resign. i mean, that would be my take, but i don't think he would take it. but i don't know. >> it would be my recommendation that he resign. he, donald trump. those tapes were first aired when my colleague, rachel maddow's program last night. liz cheney denies recording or leaking any recordings from the call so she does not know how "the new york times" reporters had them, have them. there's also this audio, more mccarthy comments from the same call with republican leaders just days after the insurrection, a striking admission from a man who had been one of

host: that is from jonathan martin and alexander burns from their new book. they said there is more audio to come. kevin mccarthy put out this statement, the reporting on me is false and wrong. it comes as no surprise that the media is obsessed with furthering is liberal agenda. if the reporters were interested in truth why would they ask for a comment? the corporate media is more concerned from profiting off of intrigue. they have failed from their democratic one-party rule. back to our conversation with all of you about governor ron desantis encouraging and winning approval from the gop led legislator to revoke disney's special tax status. disney's stock tumbles after the controversy. mary, from louisville, kentucky. rolando, from fort lauderdale. a democratic caller. caller: i was calling because i feel very torn as a floridian, disney has a significant impact on floridians. it is more of a cultural thing. as a democrat, i stand by the values that disney advocated. i think the governor is exercising his power and i think he is gearing up for a presidential

look, i think this shows, i think is this a good rereminder the reporting from alexander burns is a goodright over our shoulder. and they immediately, many of them thought, many of them, majority, privately, glad that trump lost, at least glad that he's out of their hair, thinking okay, this is something he can't come back from. that's what's reflected in the calls from the wider conference that mccarthy held that we're hearing now. yet what they discovered immediately is that republican voters actually had a different view. and that impacted how mccarthy's members were reacting. and so, he made a calculation that the best thing to do, not just to maintain his position as leader, but that to position the republican conference to make a comeback and by the majority, was to maintain his relationship with donald trump. look, his strategy had always been, rather than fight with trump publicly, keep him in the fold. ask him for his advice. make him feel valued. that way, he could continue to have his own influence over the direction of the party, meaning mccarthy's, rather than being at trump

or lack of experience, but to technical progress on how the criminal case literally burned in the hands of alexanderarpov one two three four five six seven cars burned out nightmare some ball if the islands were discovered in the morning by car owners who had parked their car on the eve of the house at 9 so kustanay street. here's what's left of my 18th hyundai solaris. here is the number. as soon as i woke up cotton, says shoots. it all happened at four in the morning, the glow could be seen for several kilometers, clouds of black smoke, where they literally the entire area came from. and a minute before the fire, the concierge noticed a suspicious man on the monitor of the access camera, who parked close to another car and began to open it. however, delay attackers. you didn't have time. until they closed the gasoline drain, they were a motor in which he poured gasoline. so he merged two canisters , short-circuited the motor, everything caught fire here, because gasoline spilled in his protection for seconds. the fire engulfed the entire parking lot. my car is worth it. in shock, i experienced, of

yes, of course, he generally lives grandmother nearby, and you are sure alexander what exactly are you burningrse i'm sure. they are similar to each other, here compare gifts for the new year to everyone, the father did not give all the children and happy birthday, did not congratulate the youngest. and what can you say about the eldest son of zinaida, why does he not want to live with her, what was stipulated there? and? maybe offended, i don't know. maybe he was offended that this is how it happened. well, his mother called him to go too. he refused. let's see how you and your eldest son live without zinaida and younger sons. every weekend, eldest son. george denisova spends several hours in the garage through a motorcycle. even if the old one says maxim, but his own, in order to buy his boyfriend put off college scholarships and worked part-time helping neighbors. seat out new wheels all that. it remains to collect it in detail . maxim is studying to be a stoler, and after classes he works for no one, he did not rely only on himself for his abilities after zinaida's escape to her lover, geo

or lack of experience, but to technical progress on how the criminal case literally burned in the hands of alexanderarpov one two three four five six seven cars burnt down a nightmare was discovered in the morning by car owners who had parked their car near the house nine so kustanaiskaya street the day before. here's what's left of my hyundai solaris eighteenth year. here is the number. as soon as i woke up , the clap said that someone was probably shooting. at 4:00 in the morning, the glow could be seen for several kilometers , clouds of black smoke, from where i literally the whole area. and a minute before the fire, the concierge noticed a suspicious man on the monitor of the access camera, who parked close to another car and began to open it. however, to detain intruders. you didn't have time. show that they didn’t close the gasoline, that the motor in which he poured gasoline was draining, also drained two canisters, shorted the motor caught fire all here, because gasoline spilled in his protection for seconds. the fire engulfed the entire parking lot. my car is standing and burning, of course

vyacheslav gladkov open burning or liquidated the governor of the voronezh region alexander gusev, inaid that last night the air defense destroyed. an investigative drone is flying in the sky near the regional center, and gusev noted that nothing threatens the life and health of the inhabitants of the region. it is reported that the drone was seen destroyed in the shilov microdistrict, which is located near a military airfield, and about 300 km to the border with ukraine. read more about the situation near belgorod-voronezh in the reports of our respondents today at about 5:00 am, i was awakened by a loud bang. he was clearly audible in all parts of the city in the sky over voronezh, air defense system, destroyed a reconnaissance drone eyewitnesses. immediately began posting videos on social networks. first , a bright flash in the sky after a few seconds , the sound of an explosion is heard. look, look, look. bam upah, but the footage from cctv cameras in one of the microdistricts clearly shows how an air defense missile takes off; the fact that it was the drone that was shot down was

burn everything, as a general situation alexander, tell me, please, here in donetsk in donetsk, shellingsuffer , uh, alexandrovka urban-type settlement stage. uh, petrovsky district suffers, kirovsky district suffers, kuibyshevsky area, and are under shelling. if it’s new, and even now, while we are talking, somewhere in the aquarius one can hear the ah-a distant echo of artillery cannonade. and literally yesterday evening, if the guilty person died, and two elderly people who were walking home next landed a shell, such a pretty thing. i was at this place by such a rather impressive funnel, about half a meter deep. here and there they died, a man and a woman, and the elderly. here the problem continues with us again with water, yes, which i i always say at any inclusion. but what puts donetsk and a number of cities on the brink, a humanitarian catastrophe. well, sharpness today. uh, the weather got bad. right now it's about 4 degrees celsius, it's snowing. and m-m ah-ah, the heating of about 30,000 subscribers on the territory of the donetsk republic is turned off in the houses, and even

burn everything as a general situation alexander, please tell me, here in donetsk in donetsk, shellingexandrovka, this petrovsky district suffers, kirovsky district suffers, kuibyshevsky district, and is under shelling. if new and even now while we are talking. somewhere in the distance, ah, the distant echo of artillery cannonade is heard. and last night, literally, if the guilty person died, uh, two elderly people who were walking home next to landed a shell, so pretty. i was at this place by such a rather impressive funnel, about half a meter deep. here and there perished on a man with a woman, and the elderly. here the problem continues with us again with water, yes, which i always say with any inclusion. and here's what puts donetsk and a number of cities on the brink, a humanitarian catastrophe. well, sharpness today. uh, the weather got bad. but now it is about 4 degrees celsius and it is snowing. and m-m-ah, the heating of about 30,000 subscribers on the territory of the donetsk republic is turned off in the houses, and even now they are without electricity and due to constant

alexander to accept what? and it happened about a year, maybe more, unfortunately, with such serious burns , the restoration oftly, takes a very long period of time. secondly, it is very difficult to return it to its original form . svetlana and how does alexander keep oksana's boyfriend? well , since they are in the same hospital now, they just support each other. of course, they were provided with a psychologist in this hospital. alexander does not blame oksana herself for what happened. no, he does n’t tell her anything, but after all, it’s not just a passerby who is passing by, but acquaintances of your daughter. yes, he is familiar. maybe he was counting on something, but oksanka sasha met and there were no threats. there wasn't even anything. she would say. that's when she met alexander and when they, well , firstly, they worked together. both of them medics, they met at work, and then they decided that they should try to go further through life together. this person who did this is a monster, they went to the same school in moscow and then she went to domodedovo and that's it. he and then there was a ti

the desire of the person himself to find a job eduard puddingov alexander merkuriev, sergein a week in the city they begin with the burningear's grass, and as a result, the forest burns, thick smoke is already rising over the istra and klin regions, the moscow region in neighboring regions. the fires have spread to residential buildings ; it's just impossible to keep up with him. why denis moskovsky fire-fighting raid in istra near moscow violators are noticed from afar a roadside picnic is in full swing, but it was not destined to wait for a hot one, that is, this company was not destined to be fried, garbage, we remove the fire, we toshim with the onset of heat , not only city barbecue lovers perked up, but also especially zealous summer residents massively burn on plots, last year leaves and dry branches. many do not even know that it is forbidden in the private sector there is no longer anything to breathe, and last year's grass wrestlers are glad that the fire flares up quickly. i am very good goes intense white smoke, but the most dangerous thing is the floor of the grass, when it is burnt instead of being mowed and

alexander feden. and gunner radio operator nikolai shepel could not leave the burning bomber my grandmother.n looking all my life his brother, but he was missing, we didn’t know how it turns out for 100 years from his birth. he was born in the twenty-second year on march 18, 1945. the combat vehicle of junior lieutenant ivan arkhipov struck at the german strongholds near the former settlement of ludwig with now this ladushkin pe-2 was such a german fighter air battle ensued when the downed plane became uncontrollable arkhipov gave the command to jump and jumped out of the cockpit with a parachute archival fate according to the pilot landed in no man's land, where he was picked up and sent to the hospital. our soldiers. dad was also wounded, but very badly, uh, miraculously jumped out. he always remembered the guys , you know, i. i just don’t know, i’m so worried that i’m here guys, because i heard about them all the time the gunner radio operator, according to the search engines, the remains of the pilots were seriously wounded or killed already in the air, parachute locks and the system wer

changes or even cancellation of the project alexey konura alexander chukanov alexey podstrelenov oleg dobbin to conduct. seven cars at once burnedustanaiskaya street, car owners calculate losses and put forward own versions of what happened, as residents say, a few minutes before the fire in the parking lot , they saw an intruder who drained gasoline from the car alexander karpov with details. time two three four five six seven cars burnt down nightmare some only charred smoking islands were discovered in the morning by car owners who parked their car near house nine on kustanaiskaya street the day before. here's what's left of my 18th hyundai solaris. here is the number. as soon as i woke up, cotton says shoots the air, probably, as if such a bang bang. it all happened at 4:00 in the morning, the glow was visible, for several kilometers, clouds of black smoke enveloped literally the entire area. and a minute before the fire, the concierge noticed a suspicious man on the monitor of the access camera, who parked close to another car and began to open it. however, to detain intruders. you didn't have time. gasoline the motor to wh

burned the anti-maidanites. in the odessa house of trade unions alexander turchinov.he first one who announced the attack on the donbass in 2017 defined the scope of the war like this: when the war ends, when we take moscow, then the war will end. well , aleksey reznikov, appointed by one of the ukrainian negotiators , determined the fate of the inhabitants of donbass in terms who promised them destruction back. us. the main thing is not to take it back, like a low-quality tumor with which we do not know what to do. these are sick areas. mentally, including. the activities of the post-maidan regime in brainwashing gave terrible results. this 24-year-old tv presenter of one of the main tv channels of ukraine 8 years ago was still a teenager ; in full accordance with the standards of hitler third reich, i allow myself to quote the word anchor, said that in order to protect the nations, it was used on the shields of older children, because there is also a detail that decreases from them. it will not grow cold, otherwise attacks on the water, to the right of the ussr, to

burning plane while still alive. viktor bukreev died on the way to the hospital, the next was alexander lysenko, along with his partner. he tested a new flight instrument on a fighter. the device failed, the plane crashed to the ground. the pilot, who had nothing to do with the snowstorm , survived, recovered and continued to fly. and here is alexander lysenko, who planned to start preparing for flights. died in the storm. well do? our work is such a separate topic, so we will not touch it. then no one betrayed the significance of these deaths, they decided that this was a coincidence, pilots often die. when testing new technology in the language of the military, this is called inevitable loss. the soviet academy of sciences has long calculated the potential danger of the american shuttle, president of the academy mstislav keldesh reported at a secret meeting of the commission of the presidium of the council of ministers the shuttle can pass over leningrad, or moscow to drop a nuclear charge, having destroyed these cities, it is impossible to defend against such a strike; the soviet air defense system is not designed

the proceedings continue, if the facts of burning garbage are confirmed, the violators face liability up to criminal anastasia polukeeva evgeny oreshnikov alexanderoleg dodon lead. rusfond is raising funds for one-year- old lera, who has a colorful threshold for the development of the spinal cord. she is unable to walk, and besides, she is missing one kidney. in order to start treatment , lera needs complex diagnostics, which can be carried out in the center of congenital pathology, but her parents do not have money for this. anastasia litvinova will tell you how everything is together. we can help. lira vot just celebrated her first birthday, but in her own year. she's still so, baby, that it's easy fits in a baby chair, the girl has many complex diagnoses, and in most of which maria and sergey knew the most serious defects even before the birth of their daughter. this is spina bifida and the absence of a kidney, but the young parents refused to terminate the pregnancy, when she was born, we realized that this was not in vain. that they did everything right, that it was the right choice. this hernia on the spine is called spina bifida and a freq

footage of the battle with fire in the report of alexander cherkashin this is how one of the streets looks now, which 20 buildings suffered the most. the fire burnedreading so quickly that people did not even have time to pick up their things. the family, alevtina kalnin, examines what is left of the fire that raged the day before on their site. they were one of the first to arrive with us, especially we only had a barn. well, they didn't burn. and here are the ones that burned down. here he constantly lived here, mikhail also lives. here, miraculously, his house was not damaged permanently. fire, damaged, only the fence in the backyard. now there is no light, when only light will be given we live in the light of the saint until they let cars in. it stands there. i’ll start the generator, then there will be water and light, it took about 12 hours for firefighters to localize this fire, according to the ministry of emergency situations , the fire area was more than three hundred garars, the fire flared up at a local dump in minusinsk and its environs the day before, a gusty wind blew, the speed of which reached 18 m/s. under such weather conditions

the territory of the bryansk region , governor alexander bogomas announced this today in his telegram channel as a result of an apu strike in the village, burnh an explosive wave damaged the lining of technological buildings. bulk terminal second shell fell on the territory of no casualties. the ministry of defense reports that 18 ukrainian drones were destroyed in the donbass over the past day, including three strike drones shot down in iraq, two shells fired from installations. tornado artillery hit almost 400 enemy targets, their task was successfully completed by aviation and missile troops. during the night, high-precision air-launched missiles hit five ukrainian military facilities, including four ammunition and fuel depots in the areas of the settlements of berezovoe vozdvizhenka pokrovskoe and borovikov a. also, the area of ​​​​concentration of military equipment of nationalists of operational-tactical and army aviation of the aerospace forces of russia during the night, nine areas of concentration of manpower were hit and ukrainian military equipment destroyed more than 120 nationalists four tanks and six armored vehicles. a few min

and other buildings by this minute open burning in the warehouse, ammunition liquidated in voronezh air defense system. the governor of the voronezh region alexanderrote about this in his telegram channel, the head of the region assured that the life and health of the inhabitants of the region was not in danger. according to him, the situation is under his personal control. the air defense system worked that night and in kursk the governor of the region roman starovoyd confirmed this information according to his data of casualties and destruction. no reported that many residents of the city heard the clapping details of the incident are being clarified. russian servicemen daily hmm show courage and heroism selflessly fight against nationalists. during the liberation of the settlement, the crew of artyom salynov’s tank destroyed an enemy tank and an armored vehicle, as well as a mortar, four trucks with ammunition and more than 10 radicals. the leadership of the major attacked two armed groups. nationalists at least 15 militants. were eliminated. the rest retreated javad mamutov. as part of the missile brigade. he defeated seven headquarters, opera

footage of the battle with fire in the report of alexander cherkashin, this is how one of the streets that suffered now looks like more than 20 buildings burnede fire spread so quickly that people did not even have time to pick up their things. the family, alevtins, kalnins, examines what is left of the fire that raged the day before on their site. they arrived among the first. well, they didn't burn. here's the one that burned down. here he is constantly here, michael also lives. here, miraculously, his house was not damaged permanently. fire, damaged, only the fence in the backyard. now there is no light. they will give color only to the light in the light and live until the car starts up. it stands there. i’ll start the generator, then there will be water and light. it took firefighters about 12 hours to localize this combustion, according to the ministry of emergency situations , the fire area is more than 300 hectares. it flared up at a local landfill in minusinsk and its environs on the eve of a gusty wind blowing, the speed of which reached 18 m / s. under such weather conditions, the fire spreads rapidly in a matter of hours. it sprea

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alexander is at the white house. andrea mitchell is in brussels. dasha burns is in poland. and courtney kube is at the pentagon. and peter, let me start with you and this new reporting. first here to our network on another round of sanctions that the white house and allies are planning to announce tomorrow. this is, as we laid it out at the top here, more muscle behind this punitive response to vladimir putin given some of the images that we're seeing in places like bucha. >> yeah, that's exactly right, hallie. in the words of one source familiar with the matter, this is a white house administration that is now exploring use of all of its accountability tools as they described it to respond to the atrocities that the world has now witnessed taking place in bucha. as you note, the white house has already said it concluded evidence of war crimes in ukraine but they say what's happening in bucha is just further evidence of that. so as you see on your screen, here is what we are expecting to hear from the administration in terms of an announcement of new russian sanctions, part i am told of its response to the atro