act is really fun because it's twisted and strange and, you know, kind of company of wolves and altered states all that sort of stuff. and i really enjoyed just how far out there it's willing to be. i mean, it's not a film that's hedging its bets. it's kind of ok, if you've come this far, let's just go the whole hog. and i enjoyed that very much. i also liked the sound. i think one of the reasons you're creeped out by that clip that we watched is the sound. i mean, the soundtrack is very, very eerie. and the colour and the lighting. yes. and the league of gentlemen—type of... yes. and funnily enough, i read one reviewer who said it's like the league of gentlemen, if it wasn't a comedy. although there is some sense — i mean, there is humour in there. i mean, it's very kind of wry and satirical. and the last movement, i suspect that you are not going to go and see men, but if anyone does — i do think that many people will — that last thought of it as a dyed in the wool horror fan, ijust thought, good, good, good to see somebody actually going for it and not going, "let's make this acceptable to

civilization professor galina ershova experts in the field mythology of the idea of ​​death of an altered stateciousness explained to us the idea of ​​the sacredness of the earth in that it is able to bury the curse and severely punish those who treat it disrespectfully. in fact, it exists not only in the north of our country. i really, this is life, this is our chemical composition, really, where we live, these are places for us. well, the main thing is how each of us is, no matter what house he has there, i don’t know on rublyovka or some one-room apartment in a five-story building. it's all the same, this is your lair , you crawl somewhere, where you recover, you survive, this is the space in which you live. you and the earth - this is the space in which we all live, so we cannot treat it with indifference, let's say the memory of our ancestors and the curse that the earth can carry in itself actually exists in all of us, regardless of whether we live. we are in moscow or in salekhard, it turned out that it was not at all necessary to go beyond the arctic circle in order to face the ancient

exactly guides them in a real combat mission or uncontrolled behavior is an open question of an altered stateusness of militants in ukraine sad reality. even such german is still accepted, the so-called ones that were used. moreover, probably, the germans on the kursk bulge, so that the tankers would not be afraid of anything. here in this in this case, yes, in this regard, this is exactly the threat of what they can do, what attempts of provocation they will make, we must be ready for this. certainly in ukraine they do not hesitate to use frankly barbaric vile tactics, for example, in the use of kindergartens and schools. as a cover for why this leads to civilian casualties, of course. although who knows can get as many victims as possible. this is part of the strategy of those who make decisions on the part of ukraine, and then the desire is understandable provoke a military conflict with belarus by launching sabotage drones on our territory ukraine all the time. it is trying to make belarus a party to the conflict, and in this case it is taking every measure, and today , when the centraliz

state. peter lloyd has one, but we'll sense a lot of people try to alter their state of mind by taking drugs or other substances knowns, either kindness, man, but you can also change your consciousness by practicing mindfulness of and exercising. cleaning somebody be phenom, monks, got sla is a great believer in self optimization by legal means. he pays close attention to his buyer rhythms and meticulously plans out his days. his self discipline has paid off, got sla as a successful author and in demand as a public speaker called ria, he calls himself a lifestyle bio hacker and he is constantly working on improving himself. i get a hobby subsided soon, get on his regimen starts 1st thing in the morning. he bruise bullet proof coffee which has butter in it to keep his appetite and check then he checks his sleep tracking app. oh, he is he but my new slide shows me how i slept last night. you can see that my deep sleep was quite good at 24 percent of my total sleep time. it was left with rem, sleep was a bit less and i clocked in 7 hours of sleep in total discrete. that means i'll probably make

state. peter lloyd has won the will since a lot of people try to alter their state of mind by taking drugs or other substances of either kindness man. but you can also change your consciousness by practicing mindfulness of and exercising. cleaning somebody be phenom marks. god, sla is a great believer in self optimization by legal means. he pays close attention to his buyer rhythms and meticulously plans out his days. his self discipline has paid off, got sla as a successful author and in demand as a public speaker called ria, he calls himself a lifestyle bio hacker and he is constantly working on improving himself. a hobby sits gotta swing it on his regimen starts 1st thing in the morning. he bruce bullet proof coffee, which has butter in it to keep his appetite in check. then he checks his sleep tracking app. oh, he is he but my new slide shows me how i slept last night. you can see that my deep sleep was quite good at 24 percent of my total sleep time. it was left with rem, sleep was a bit less and i clocked in 7 hours of sleep in total this critique, that means i'll probably make sure to

i had no involvement in an altered state of electors. tonight senator ron johnson is denying any role, getting the name of fake electors into vice president mike pence's hands. after the committee unveiled texts showing one of his staffers texting pence saying johnson wanted to hand deliver slates of fake electors for trump from michigan and wisconsin to replace the legitimate ones for biden. >> we got handed an envelope that was supposed to go to the vice president. so we called up the vice president. he didn't want it. we didn't deliver it. this is such a non-story. >> the committee is continuing its push for trump's white house council to testify publicly after he spoke with them behind closed doors. >> our committee is certain that donald trump does not want mr. sipiloni to testify here. and chairman benny thompson says jenny thomas responded to the committee's request to speak with her but no word on if that will happen or if it will be public. on thursday former top officials from the justice department will testify about how they

mironchenko, the spouse’s lawyer for food, intends to prove that igor concluded all transactions in altered statements for signature to marina, what a notary should do, to whom people in such a state turn, of course, the notary will explain the essence of the conversation. notarial action, of course, if the person excuse the smell of alcohol, understandably none, the notary will not certify any document, because the person is clearly in an inadequate state. well, according to you, these people here are deceived in terms of lawyer, they are not deceived because they got the money. they received an apartment, another one in the region instead of the moscow apartment. that is, from a legal point of view. well, no, deception, probably, from the point of view of the law, there really are people who specialize in this, you can’t undermine. everything is all receipts, which means that the documents are extracts. everything is there, but on the other side. i don't take the blame. with valentin igor petrovich for the fact that they, of course, are partially to blame for the fact that they led such a lifes

not 3 homes in the state of alter for days where we are have been at least partially demolished. 2 of those are here in so hard and both these homes belong to people who are protesting and lawyers and activists point out that it is completely illegal and that the government is particularly beach, doug's state governments govern by the b j p. are using or rather misusing the law to intimidate minorities, specifically, muslims, they see as best as an extension of an anti minority sentiment that has been fueled by the b j. p. they've been hate speeches. and now you've seen a bulldozer. it's being used. in fact, a prominent lawyers have pointed out that millions of people in india live in homes that could, could be considered illegal and not just talking about homes belonging to poor people. i mean, some of the most palatial homes in the national capital would be considered an encroachment. and so the selective use off of power to intimidate people is what is being criticized and spreading. feel. we're also learning, batch, civic authorities have received about dozens of names and will be

his mind works in two different modes, entering into an altered state of consciousness for short burstsnce. and the coup of consciousness, he does not use his gift for personal interests princess shoemaker without boots, he is performed for psychics, because immersion in personal emotional relationships is precisely this component and it prevents they see through. and tell me, please, in feature films we believed people many times. uh, so to speak, here are psychics who are sometimes depicted in such a way that when they come into contact, well, with some event, being an instrument, as if, connecting to this information field further. eh, they can feel what this person feels. the place becomes terrible for them because they understand that god, what a nightmare happened to him, there and so on. whether it's true or not, everyone feels differently. eh, it 's very hard for me. search and find missing children who are no longer alive is touching. it stays, it doesn't let go. it's tragic. e, therefore, this search is the most difficult, it always leaves some traces of scars. and you you imm

state officials tell of intense pressure after -- to alter vote results. it's got a call spread we hear from sandy on the democrats line in maryland. caller: i wanted to say you all do a great job. the cancer pervades the congress and i hate to say it, the republican congress. they are so afraid of this man, they have absolutely no backbone. no leadership whatsoever and the leaders they have lie when confronted with the lies, they still live paid it is unbelievable. so until they are weeded out, and i mean really weeded out, it's can get worse and worse. he has ruined america and those republicans help them tremendously. all they are, vindictive and they are all voting for the ones who denied the election. it's unbelievable. just unbelievable. it is shameful and we look like a fifth world country. host: to massachusetts, bill is on the republican line. caller: how you doing. i've got three comments. number one, when is the investigation going to take place on what the democrats did on january 6. there's nobody been arrested for the pipe bombs on the side o

hearing on tuesday will focus on accusations that former president trump leaned on state officials in an attempt to alter election tallies among the witnesses who will testify is brad raffensperger, the georgia secretary of state raffensperger was on the january 2nd telephone call where the then-president asked him to, quote, find nearly 12,000 trump votes to overturn president-elect biden's win. it is unclear if the committee will ultimately make a criminal referral to the justice department, but there are new tensions between the committee and the doj. officials say the panel has not handed over witness transcripts from their investigations. committee chair bennie thompson says they intend to share all interviews but stress that the curt hearings take priority. >>> over the weekend, millions of people across the country celebrated juneteenth. this was the first year the federal holiday was observed commemorating the countless that have been oppressed and impacted by racism. nbc's chris pollone joins from us d.c. with more on what these celebrations mean for communities all across this country. chris, g

hearing on tuesday will focus on accusations that former president trump leaned on state officials in an attempt to altertallies reserve among the witnesses who will testify is brad raffensperger, the georgia secretary of state january 2nd, 2021, raffensperger was on a phone call where the then-president asked him to, quote, find nearly 12,000 trump votes to overturn president-elect biden's win. raf out of office, trump would attack raffensperger and governor brian kemp, but last month both men emerged victorious against trump-endorsed candidates in georgia's primaries. >>> starting this week, covid-19 vaccines will be available to children a cdc advisory committee voted unanimously to recommend vaccines for those 6 months to 5 years old. roughly 18 million children in the united states will be eligible the cdc estimates less than one-third of children ages 5 to 11 have been vaccinated. >>> still to come, from certified lover boy to sad boy house survivor, drake's new album is breaking records. >>> no sunny days. we'll tell you why this "sesame street" is so controversial. so you're getting rid of all yo

hearing on tuesday will focus on accusations that former president trump leaned on state officials in an attempt to alter election tall hes. among the witnesses who will testify is brad raffensperger, the georgia secretary of state he was on the january 2nd telephone call with the then-president asking him to, quote, find nearly 12,000 trump votes to overturn president-elect biden's win. it is unclear if the committee will ultimately make a criminal referral to the justice department, but there are new tensions between the committee and doj. officials say the panel has not handed over witness transcripts from their investigation committee chair bennie thompson says they intend to share all interviews but stressed that the current hearings take priority >>> three people and their two dogs are safe this morning after leaping from a burning yacht the over 70-foot boat caught fire in new hampshire, forcing passengers overboard authorities report the passengers were rescued by a good samaritan and are doing okay after being released from the hospital state police, the coast guard, and multiple fire department

state. also, we have enhanced background checks were people who are 18 to 21. those enhanced background checks absolutely stop at age 21. and there is nothing beyond age 21 keeping or alteringthese current states of unfettered access to these weapons of mass murder. so i am not really seeing a whole lot to be excited about here. another thing to be concerned about is the idea that all of this is administered through the states. i do not trust a ron desantis or greg abbott to use the spirit of these new regulations to curb access to these military style assault weapons. they don't even mention the word assault weapon, as you noticed. they should've been making mental health investments. republicans blocked that just within the last seven days of the united states senate. so this is actually my worst nightmare, because people like chris murphy and gloria booker, who know better, are signing on to a bill which does some good things, but really does not go nearly far enough to curve the mass shootings we've been talking about for the last few weeks. frankly, the last several years. so this is really disappointing to me. >> okay. i totally hear you and why you feel that way. but

what they are talking about, and if a person looked at from the side of ukraine who is in that state of altered consciousness. it really looks scary if you don’t know the truth dmitry you watched the video appeared on ukrainian propaganda channels on the territory of ukraine, it flew into our social networks and it flickered with us, but the video has bright ice, which we will now say and say at the end yes and here from these are the stupid things that they do, thank god they do them. ah, the internet is pretty fast. exposes these stories. they themselves are trying. it ’s just to blur something, but uh, in general, i’m grateful for the drop in the quality of creating fakes and newsbreaks uh in ukraine because it ’s become too easy to expose, but i ’ll ask alexander now, does this look like a bubble school here, how would not be in it. actually no truth is worse. naturally. shelling whatever shelling lived it in the building with the arrival, so to speak, the upper part, as we say from the upper hemisphere, because it collapsed the ceiling, as i understand it. and maybe even the second floor.

. >> we'll show during a hearing what the president's role was in trying to get states to name alter n alter nat slates of electors. >> we'll hear about his pressure on the states to replace the electors chosen by the voters. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with isa soares. >> welcome to the show. it is tuesday, june 21, and we begin with unsettling new details about the police response to the school shooting in uvalde, texas nearly one month after a gunman killed 19 students and two teachers. the texas tribune revealed documents that described ongoing confusion at the scene and details of equipment that officers had access to including four ballistic shields with the first arriving nearly an hour before the officers stormed the classrooms. it is unclear at what point during the standoff this image was taken. you can see there. but the new images and information will only intensify questions. this image obtained shows at least three officers you can see there in the hallway of robb elementary school on may 24th. one officer with what appears to be a tactical shield and t

this is the wall street journal state officials -- intense pressure to alter vote result. they write this morning, republican officials in states president -- states biden nearly won. donald trump pressured them. tried to alter the results of the election in testimony tuesday before the house committee investigating the january six, 2021, capital riot and the events leading up to it. the hearing, the fourth in a series this month, examined mr. trump's attempts to contest the election results in georgia, arizona and other states in the weeks following the november 3rd, 2020 vote. the hearing also explored efforts by republicans in disputed states to submit false slates of electors to congress ahead of january 6th, when lawmakers convened at the capitol to count electoral college votes. the select committee is aiming to show that mr. trump was aware that his claims of election fraud were unfounded and risked causing violence, and could arise to criminal wrongdoing. they write also that mr. trump had denied any wrongdoing connected to the capital riot. while continuing to fals

establishment of a persistent military presence in the pacific by a state that does not share our values or security interests would fundamentally alter the strategic balance of the region imposed national security concerns to both our countries united states and new zealand to raise the alarm over the recent security part between china and the solomon islands. the country secured the agreements in april nasty spice, opposition from washington and cambra, and he focuses on boosting the sullivan's national security capacity. also giving china the option to send its forces to the states, the quotes, protect the safety of chinese personnel and major projects. us on his eyes have been concerned about the prospects of chinese bases in the region. not a bit to count that china in the pacific. the u. s. wants to place intermediates range missiles in the area. both on the report by the run corporation claims that washington's allies in the pacific are unlikely to host the weapons for the united states. and to found his upon the most likely to agree to the proposals. but even so, he has little chance of supporting the moved us according to the

years to india and where more properties linked to muslim protesters have been demolished in the state of alter pradesh or 40. say they are only putting down illegal buildings, but why schools have previously accused the governing b. j. p of carrying out demolitions to intimidate muslims. that destruction follows days of riley's against 2 former b j. p. officials for making remarks against the prophet mohammed that many consider offensive. when i speak to sanjay hector about this, he's a senior advocate at the supreme court of india, and he's joining us from money pa city. thank you very much for speaking to us. first of all, are these family is legal under the law? relations are legal in the last book, but they are not legal if they are meant as the price it. let's put it this way. if under the municipal, all your painting does not conform to them, then after you are given an after you have an opportunity to say that i only in the last instance can religion be ordered and that can be subject to review by the court. demolition cannot be ordered as it pleases, with revenge or as punishment for a

jones said it was for not altering numbers to reopen the state, a claim officials denied. >> she wasutting data on the portal which the scientists didn't believe was valid data. she didn't listen to the people who were her superiors. >> reporter: jones later launched her own online dashboard of coronavirus data, and later that year -- >> open the door. >> reporter: -- state police raiding her family's home. >> police, come down now. >> do not point that gun at my children! >> reporter: over a text message sent to the department of health's internal system after she had been fired, urging others to speak out over alleged covid denialism. according to the search warrant obtained by cnn, investigators traced the ip address of the messages to jones' house. jones denied sending the message. >> this is just a very thinly veiled attempt of the governor to intimidate scientists. >> reporter: in january of 2021, she was charged with computer-related offenses. she pleaded not guilty. a democrat formerly appointed by desantis to handle the state's emergency response has said jones was spreading

appoint a special counsel to investigate election fraud, to send a letter to six state legislatures urging them to consider altering the election results. and then wheeze and other efforts failed, donald trump sought to replace mr. rosen, the acting attorney general, with a lawyer who he believed would inappropriately put the full weight to have the justice department behind the effort to overturn the election. let's think about what that means. wherever you live in the united states, there's probably a local government executive -- a mayor or a county commissioner -- there is also an official responsible for enforcing the laws -- a district attorney or local prosecutor. imagine if your mayor lost a reelection bid, but instead of conceding the race, they picked up the phone, called the district attorney and said, i want you to say this election was stolen, i want you to tell the board of elections not to certify the results -- that's essentially what donald trump was trying to do withctn rees.it wasaz attemp use the justice department to advance the president's personal political agenda. today, my colleague from il

is really fun, because it's twisted and strange and, you know, kind of company of wolves and altered statesling to be. i mean, it's not a film that's hedging its bets. it's kind of "ok, if you've come this far, "let's just go the whole hog." and i enjoyed that very much. i also liked the sound — i think one of the reasons you're creeped out by that clip that we watched is the sound. i mean, the soundtrack is very, very eerie. and the colour and the lighting. yes. and the league of gentlemen—type of... yes, and funnily enough, i read one reviewer who said it's like the league of gentlemen, if it wasn't a comedy. although there is some sense, i mean, there is humor in there. i mean, it's very kind of wry and satirical. and the last movement, i suspect that you are not going to go and see men, but if anyone does, i do think that many people will — that last third of it as a dyed in the wool horror fan, ijust thought, good, good, good to see somebody actually going for it and not going, let's make this acceptable to the mainstream. let's just follow this story where it's going. maybe i would sa

of other people's resources around the world, including what is today united states of america and has it, has anything altered only the colors. i do not admit, for instance, that a great wrong has been done to the red indians of america, a stronger race. a higher great race does come in and taken their place. winston churchill the 2nd quote refers to the genocide of native americans that continued for around 300 years. about 90 percent of the continent indigenous peoples will wiped out. mm. counter terrorist expert and fully yasamin analyst scott bennet investigates crimes against humanity. mm. the american indians foreseen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged expelled and exterminated from much of on the eastern seaboard. mm hm. the elimination of so called inferior races and extermination camps were typical of the west. hitler had hardly come up with anything new bloemfontein. 19 o. one british concentration camp. about housing 1945, nazi extermination. oh, the wisdom well did fairly well living off exposing its colonies ah, brings empower, extremely profitable for the bridge. the fren

you say you're giving a speech at ohio state and you had alter it because of deaths they are. >> yes,three students overdosed and died and it appears as though they were thinking they were taking adderall which is a study drug that people take and apparently bought them on the street. so is very sad, because my talk was going to be more inspiring about the future, but i ended up including the fact that to all the parents and all the students that were there, we cannot trust any drug, and a drug. >> age 18 to 45, we have the stat in 2019, suicide, it was way up there. but in 2020, fentanyl goes through the roof, what i want to know is from your perspective, what does this administration do differently? is there a public element to this? are they doing enough? or do you think that it is false. >> there are three obvious things to do, one is to tighten the border, the border problem is about contraband, not just people. about this opioid, synthetic that is deadly and causing about 200 deaths in america. second, we have to figure out a national message here that make sense to get out to p

state lawmaker in uvalde. there have been new question seemingly every day about how this tragedy occurred, how police responded, what accountability m look like and what changes alternt it going forward. one democratic state senator that represents uvalde is there now. thank you for being here. you have been meeting with the families and talking with them. can you give us a sense of how they're doing amidst this horribleness? >> the families i visited with didn't want to visit with anyonequite frankly. the ones that i have, they were devastated. they are frozen. they are just stuck. i get it. i understand it. it i the same kind of shellshocked we had as a state and country last week, but these folks are living it day after day. >> i can't imagi having to deal with the enormous grief they are dealing with, but i also imagine the anger at what they have been learning about the police response. how are they juggling those two emotions simultaneously? >> you know, they are very angry. everything that is going on with their angry at the police response. they are angry at the fact that they are not getting any specific answers. one day they are told one thing, the next d

so influenced by the united states alone might alter the character of mexican government for the better zavala thought but when combined with the constant flow of american migrants into mexico when he called, this is his words now quote what he called the american habits of liberty thrift work. there are steer religion and customs their individual independence their republicanism. all those would bring the triumph of liberty to mexico. and so by 1836 they were only 30,000 hispanics living in new mexico. about 3,000 in california and about 4,000 in texas and the governor in new mexico governor manuel armijo of new mexico complained to the mexican government. he would say look our citizens are beset. what by what he called quote unquote barbaric tribes, and we're left with no protection. the nuevo mejicanos are poor he would say and only survive thanks to trade with the americans. so the americans start looking at these sparsely populated lands and see the potential for agriculture and mining and that's going to figure into the manifest destiny sentiment that these lands out of just becom

influenced by the united states alone my alter the character of mexican government for the better, de zavala the. combined with the constant flow of american migrants into mexico, what he called, this is his words now, quote, what he called the american habits of liberty, thrift, work, the austere religion and customs, their individual independence, the republicanism, all of those that bring the triumph of liberty to mexico. and so, by 1836, there were only 30,000 hispanics living in new mexico, about 3000 in california. about 4000 in texas. the governor in, governor manuel armijo complained to the mexican government. he would say, look, our citizens are -- by what he called, barbaric tribes. they were left with no protection. the we -- are poor, only survive thanks to trade with the americans. the americans start looking at the sparsely populated land and see the potential for agriculture and mining. that is gonna figure into the manifest destiny sentiment that these lands ought to become u.s. territory. that the americans would use the line better than the mexicans were using it, no