​​of the peoples of the world. physical education is one of us from the memorial museum project in aliki are at the branch of the national museum of tatarstan, this is one of the hovershoscars was the name, yanka kupala mixed belarus and on the road from the library capital russia and the status of direct kazan, we have an accessible national library and transferred the blow to the collection, chestnut to that pragist, culture and bridge. here, tatarstan doctors, a flock of ceremony took place at the diamond, leading the fallen from the opening of the book. we have such a very good road map system, where at one time we compiled more than 41 activities to provide a clear uh guideline in its work, summing up the results. we see that indeed a lot has already been done; we have opened a wonderful exhibition telling about tatarstan telling about the people about the original traditions of this land of belarus sincerely. and what about everyone reading your blue-eyed countries, or maybe deeply. nick if desired, what the republic of tatarstan is 24 books. they are in the tatar language, we know

the legendary soviet playwright igor vasilyev, the beautiful actor, with whom everyone was in love, alikiand with whom she did not live. all your life is there. you know how they died on the same day. here, well, about this kind of pain. at least she's uh about her uh men. she spoke very well, you know, the real one. i think the woman is, uh, if she loved, then she is grateful to the man for having this feeling. at the same time, i know that irina petrovna was always very sad that i didn’t have children , because i didn’t become a mother, although there was an opportunity in life and despite all this brilliance , this profession was in demand, and loneliness was not felt. and they felt felt, but she was very much in in this sense, she was a closed person with her uh problems and she didn’t share this loneliness with anyone. when we met here about the fate of a person, we started talking about a very delicate topic. i didn't bark. even on this topic, i think, i couldn’t help but ask. and then, well, how he answers, so he will answer. not only did irina petrovna answer me about this. struck

it's ironic, ali, i'm sure if we were on here in 2008, '09, '10 talking about a guy named anwar alikister justice in these cases. what you're seeing here with others arrested during the insurrection is they now come to realize the election was not stolen. however, at any moment in america there's someone that has a violent -- you know, some sort of motive internally they want to pursue violence and they're just looking for something or someone to tip them off. i think the key things to look for is do we see specificity in terms of the type of attack? do we see a target? is a target being designated? it has been much lighter from elected officials. they're being more vague i think because they see what's going on and i think the other part is time. january 6th, we knew it was coming. we could see it. i think you and i knew it was coming more than even the federal government did. it was pretty obvious it was going to be a rather violent day. when we look forward to the election, i think the good news is a lot of the federal agencies have woken up. state and local have woken up. they nee