the moment i noted, yes, it was here it is said that the americans, well, supposedly some american conservativesalthough again i have no illusions about the americans, nevertheless perceive putin as an even closer conservative than... conditionally this ukraine, which rushed, absolutely headlong into all this is disgusting , so to speak, yes, of what is called new values, considering that this is how she will win, so to speak, some kind of sympathy, in fact, this is really so, putin, again, you can call him like that, you can't love, there may be questions for him , by the way, these questions can be asked soon, so, whether you like it or not, he really is internally much more conservative than all those who in ukraine even pretend to be nationalists, much more. with a conservative audience even in the states, the view proves that we are not working in vain because we seem to talk a lot, but the more conservative one, by the way, once again, in my opinion, we don’t talk very much about these deep things, maybe if we would find there, that means people who would hear our arguments, besides geopol

on the other hand, the american conservative writes that during the last visit. presentatives of congress tried to avoid him, the media did not pay full attention to him. the american the conservative emphasizes that in conditions when ukraine is running out of human resources and its allies are running out of patience, it is necessary to move on to diplomacy. zelensky rejects the idea of ​​starting peace negotiations with russia and says: it’s hard on the battlefield, yes, but it’s hard to be friends. or sit down at the negotiating table with russia? no. in turn, the french publication lemt publishes ukrainian demands to stop corruption and really start funding the army. ukrainians demonstrated in kiev on saturday to protest against corruption and demand real allocation of public funds to the armed forces. and this is another signal for zelsky from his partners that everyone sees everything. they understand that the allocated money and weapons reach the front in minimal quantities , the rest, as is known, ends up in the pockets of officials on the black market, b

that this issue needs to be resolved before the end of the year, however, according to the american conservativeazine, the chances of allocating additional assistance to ukraine are very small. edition. notes that more and more republican legislators and voters are becoming irritated involvement of states in the ukrainian crisis. even the us obligations already assumed are being fulfilled with urgency. we are talking in particular about the promised high-precision long-range projectiles. it was expected that kiev would receive them in the spring, but the deadlines are constantly being postponed. but lithuania’s armaments are fine, or at least that’s the impression they are trying to give. to create local military manufacturers, they began to produce dummies of military equipment, inflatable tanks and infantry fighting vehicles, which, according to lithuanian developers, are capable of disorienting the enemy. apparently, after the transfer to vilnius, a significant part of its weapons to kiev, an inflatable army is the most realistic option that the lithuanian armed forces can count on. and this

and his pro—nato policies, but i think this discussion is very often missing on the part of american conservativesremember the radio interview he gave to the trump administration over the chinese president and hungary's telecommunications, so whether it is deeper ties with russia, deeper ties with china, victor 0rban might now be the darling boy of american conservatives. it is very much a bad—faith actor who is getting weaker and not stronger in the years to come. ,, ., weaker and not stronger in the years to come. . ., ., weaker and not stronger in the years to come. ,, ., ., ., to come. senior fellow at the american _ to come. senior fellow at the american enterprise - to come. senior fellow at the | american enterprise institute, to come. senior fellow at the - american enterprise institute, very good to have your analysis. thank you. good to have your analysis. thank ou. . ~' good to have your analysis. thank ou. . ~ , ., a british teenager who was missing for six years has arrived back in the uk from france. alex batty, who is now 17, disappeared on a family holiday to spain with his mother

the american conservative writes that possible nato membership is just a bait for kiev.eception, publication. ukrainian children dance to the sound of laughter with the state military flag of the third reich and a dancing dog, a patron dog, if you remember, this is a symbol of victory, because the dog was held in the arms of secretary of state blinken, well, this seems like happiness, there is no happiness in war and there will not be for ukraine, the german ard also writes that there is trouble at the front, there is no ammunition, no... drones, no soldiers, and there is no more trust in the ukrainian president. in the ukrainian rear, the mood is even gloomier. russia has stockpiled missiles and ukrainians fear new attacks on critical infrastructure. throw it, throw it, throw it! i’ll fire my guys, dig a hole, what’s wrong, bro, arms, legs, communication, communication, the car is not going, the car is not going, look, this is what a russian attack looks like paratroopers, that is, airborne units that fight near bakhmut, such tactics were also used by the ukrainians. so

another point that i noted, yes, it was said here that the americans, well, supposedly some american conservatives

so whether the deeper ties with russia or china, orban might now be the darling boy of american conservatives getting weaker, not stronger, in the years to come. dalibor rohac, a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, very good to have your analysis. thank you. let's turn to some important news around the world. 17 million people across florida are under threat of severe weather. forecasters say the storm system will produce tropical storm—like conditions. residents are also being warned about tornadoes. it whipped up waves, shook palm trees, and flooded parking lots in hollywood, florida on saturday. governor ron desantis activated the state's national guard to respond to the low pressure system, which is expected to exit the area by sunday afternoon. a vatican court has sentenced an italian cardinal to 5.5 years in jail for embezzlement. 75—year—old angelo becciu, a former adviser to pope francis, is the most senior vatican official charged with financial crimes. he was even once considered as a papal contender. the 2.5—year trial centered on a london property deal that led to

an award from american conservatives. we represent the range of conservatives in america. today, during a special ceremony at the ronald reagan presidential museum in los angeles, prince reza pahlavi was awarded the frankness of expression award. reza pahlavi also presented his award to iranian homosexuals. the award for the bravest women journalists in the world this year again goes to a woman iran is among them. yalda moiri. the reason for the riots award. last year this award, of course, in fact , his excuse was probably related to the photography during last year's protests . in the past, the same lobbies gave the nobel peace prize to shirin ebadi, the head of the illegal human rights defenders center. shirin ebadi won the nobel peace prize from london, according to the judiciary news agency, messages from abroad are sent to narges mohammadi to receive this award. to intensify his behavior , not to use leave and treatment opportunities in prison for the sake of attraction the award will be realized. narg mohammadi also refuses to take leave and call his children and de

an award from american conservatives. the range of conservatives in the zionist lobby played the most important role in giving this customized award. in the past, the same lobbies awarded the nobel peace prize to shirin ebadi, the head of the illegal center for rights defenders humans gave shirin ebadi, winner of the nobel peace prize from london, according to the judiciary news agency , in order to receive this award, messages will be sent to narges mohammadi from the country to intensify his behavior , not to use leave and treatment opportunities in prison, so that the purpose of receiving the award is realized. . narges mohammadi also refuses to take a leave and call her children and deals with her brother who came to follow up on her leave . the slogan of the donors with the slogan of riot leaders. while last year the west treated its citizens like this, especially women, but in this one the year he gave all the awards he had to the activists of insecurity and fire in iran. in order for these kursovi awards to ignite

not half, there is not a large part, but a certain fragment. the vision, in particular , of american conservatives in general regarding any american military presence and participation in military conflicts around the world, yes, that is, conditionally if on this if it were not ukraine but some other state , in fact, they would definitely have such similar questions, in particular from the republican side, so i don't think it's too bad, on the contrary , some of the points for us, i think it would be very useful to hear from the administration. and not only to us, but to other partners, and not only to partners, but also to enemies, and in particular to those who help russia, because there, for example, there were such questions regarding crimea, we, unfortunately, in 23- this year, they did not hear such a clear position of the administration regarding what they welcome, let's say, ukraine's desire to liberate crimea, yes, for example, there were statements that it is up to ukraine to decide when to start negotiations, under what... circumstances, and so on, so they said several times that crimea

embrace, so whether the deeper ties with russia or china, 0rban might not be the darling boy of american conservativesrica getting weaker, not stronger in the years to come. aha, getting weaker, not stronger in the years to come.— the years to come. a senior fellow at — the years to come. a senior fellow at the _ the years to come. a senior fellow at the american - fellow at the american enterprise institute, very good to have your analysis. thank you. a british teenager who was missing for six years has arrived back in the uk from france. alex batty, who is now 17, disappeared on a family holiday to spain with his mother and grandfather in 2017. he was found on wednesday morning by a motorist who saw him walking through the rain near toulouse. a local resident said the teenager had been living in la bastide on and off over the past two years. french authorities said he ran away from his mother because she wanted to take him to finland. his grandmother, susan caruana, who is his legal guardian, says she can't wait to see him. lorna gordon reports. this is the secluded guest house where alex batty is t

the early part of his career he's really setting himself up in opposition to particularly american conservatives, some american business conservatives are taking much more. we would call like a social darwinist lines like shouldn't provide any support whatsoever. and, you know, unemployment support or this or that will ruin incentive lives. and, you know, people should just sort of take what's coming to them. and he's always opposed to that from the very beginning both on i humanitarian humanitarian and ethical reasons and also because he believes that that's not good economic policy that you need to have some resilience and some supports because capitalism is a dynamic evolving system and you know riffing off continuing on the locke theme here one of the more unlike lucky moments partially due his own actions and others, but also unlucky was when he went to chile. and you know at that chile was ruled by the augusto pinochet friedman went there to a series of lectures down there and actually met pinochet. can you talk about that? and the controversy and how that sort of put a pall over his nobel

in early part of his career he's really setting himself up in opposition to particularly american conservatives. some american business conservatives who are taking much more what we call social darwinism line. we shouldn't fight in support whatsoever, and unemployment support for this or that will really incentives and people should just take what coming to the. he's always opposed that from the very beginning both on a humanitarian and ethical reasons and also because he believesal that's not good economic policy that you need to have some resilience and some support because capitalism is a dynamic evolving system. >> host: riffing off or continuing on the luck theme here, one of the more unlucky moments partially due to his own actions and others but alsole unlucky was when he went to chile and at the time chile was ruled by the dictator agustin pinochet. friedman went there to give a series of lectures down there and actually met with him. can you talk about that and the controversy and how that sort of put a pall over his nobel prizel >> guest: yeah. i think that was one of the more diffic

in turn , european allies are against further funding of ukraine american conservatives.guardian newspaper writes, viktor orban's associates are already here. closed meeting with the republicans, according to the newspaper's source, the hungarian prime minister is confident that congress will not approve the new aid package for kiev, which is why budapest is blocking funds from the eu. the united states must persuade zelensky to negotiate peace. this statement was made by us representative matt gets. in his opinion, washington sent kiev enough money. another republican, sen. james vance. he is sure that kiev will have to cede part of the territory. we must complete these military operations as soon as possible, this is the right decision, i absolutely do not understand the ambitions of our politicians when we are losing billions of dollars because of this project. let's face it, ukraine as a country is completely destructive. if ukraine continues this war, it will simply lose even more soldiers, which it already lacks. dozens of people became victims of an israeli air rai

the american conservative writes that they are simply tired of zelsky’s lobbying. president received hundreds of billions of dollars from western countries to not only help the ukrainian military, but also to keep his entire government afloat. the house of representatives is tired of zelsky's lobbying efforts, highlighting ukraine. $60 billion is staggering - said congressman scott perry is now just additional funding. we're not going to keep writing blank checks in the most corrupt country on the planet for the sake of self-respect, and to put the american taxpayer even further into debt. perry added: we are paying for the ukrainian government, their pensions, their government services and so on and so forth, when we cannot even afford to provide for the americans, without the support of allies, ukraine will fail, donor countries will have to fend for themselves, no longer equal to the united states , decide whether they will continue to help kiev if congress does not agree on a new package, the white house said. zelsky in his video message to the participants of

republicans to allocate $60 million to support kiev, in turn , the european allies of the american conservativesrther funding of ukraine, as the guardian newspaper writes , viktor orban’s associates will already hold a closed meeting with the republicans today, according to the publication's source , the hungarian prime minister is confident that congress will not approve a new aid package for kiev, which is why budapest... is blocking tranches from the eu. kyiv will have to cede part of the territory to moscow, while ukraine has already been functionally destroyed as a country. this statement was made by us republican senator james vance on cnn. according to the politician, the ukrainian armed forces are not able to push back the russian army to the borders of the ninety-first year, at least because of the acute shortage of soldiers at the front. therefore, the american authorities should think about stopping the bloodshed and starting negotiations. each of us knows that congressional debates can go on forever, but... ukraine will have to give up part of its territory to russia, and the united

one the point that i noted, yes, it was said here that the americans, well, supposedly some american conservativesem than conventionally this ukraine, which rushed absolutely at breakneck speed head into all this, this is disgusting , so to speak, yes... of what are called new values, believing that this is how she will win, so to speak, some kind of sympathy, in fact, this is really so, putin, again, you can do it like that say, you don’t have to like him, there may be questions for him, by the way, these questions can be asked soon, so whether you like it or not, he is really internally much more conservative than all those who in ukraine even pretend to be nationalists, much more conservative. by the way, once again, in my opinion, it proves that that it’s in vain that we don’t work with conservative audiences even in the states, because we seem to talk a lot, but we don’t talk very much about these deep things. maybe we would find people there who would hear our arguments, for whom this is important, important. how do you build yourself in relation to these values , inside the white civilizati

the early part of his career he's really setting himself up in opposition to particularly american conservatives, some american business conservatives are taking much more. we would call like a social darwinist lines like shouldn't provide any support whatsoever. and, you know, unemployment support or this or that will ruin incentive lives. and, you know, people should just sort of take what's coming to them. and he's always opposed to that from the very beginning both on i humanitarian humanitarian and ethical reasons and also because he believes that that's not good economic policy that you need to have some resilience and some supports because capitalism is a dynamic evolving system and you know riffing off continuing on the locke theme here one of the more unlike lucky moments partially due his own actions and others, but also unlucky was when he went to chile. and you know at that chile was ruled by the augusto pinochet friedman went there to a series of lectures down there and actually met pinochet. can you talk about that? and the controversy and how that sort of put a pall over his nobel

he's really setting himself up in opposition to particularly american conservatives, some american business conservatives who are taking much more -- what you call a social darwinist line. we shouldn't provide any support whatsoever, and unemployment support or this or that will ruin incentives, and people should just sort of take what's coming to them. he's always opposed to that from the very beginning, both on i think umana terry and and ethical reasons and also because he believes that is not good economic policy, that you need to have some resilience and some supports, because capitalism is a dynamic, evolving system. >> enough or continuing on the luck theme here, one of the more unlucky moments, partially due to his own actions and others, but also on the was when he went to chile and that that time chile was by the dictator augustine pinochet. friedman went there to give a series of lectures down there and actually met with pinochet. can you talk about that and controversy, and how that sort of put a pall over his nobel prize? >> yeah, i said that was one of the more difficult momen

, he was at the nightingale, and he spoke the idea that is now very widespread among such american, conservativee american people, and the same thing in europe, yes, because we are witnessing the absolute degeneration of the mechanism of democracy, it is not there, no, it exists, in this -problem, it exists and it’s great it works, the only result of its work is that it makes it possible to regularly bring in the next bureaucrat, spitting on the will of the people , this is self-service, a circle where the will of the people has nothing to do with it at all, but the people do not choose scholz, of course, look, in france , yes, that is, thanks to technology, a person who is by no means the most popular is brought to power, and if he comes to power where there is still some illusion of elections, and then through the party, yes, like holland, then a frenzied hysteria begins , mechanisms are turned on to deprive people , all there is also a real possibility, what i ’m talking about,

who knew how valuable he could be for pur, uh, american conservative. go ahead. one. that's a huge question, isn't that when it was a dispute, a issue, you know, becomes the deal breaker for opening up more checks, more a great to slice of ministry from america, not at the moment where so you know, shoulders wondering, you know, what's going to happen next least, the votes lensky himself, who got on the plane and went back to kiff with a very, very heavy heart. i mean, put yourself in his shoes. you know, he has to go back unto his co is does, he doesn't have ministers and senior ministry fingers. i've got no more money for you. the rackets up, you know, and what are those? i mean, i think what we'll see now in the, in the finance the is called the rain man. well, the rain isn't coming anymore. the rain's not coming into more. so what happens to those people who won't have their, their own posted economies. they've got people to pay this well, this is how corruption works. you know, i think there was several scenarios which you might see on folder the next few weeks o

for rickiest, "new york post," real clear politics, american conservative and federalist. the pattern here? joining me is mollie hemingway, editor and chief of federalist that is suing whachl can you tell me about this global disinformation index and news gu guard. >> mollie: these are two of the censorship technologies out there that elevate left wing news and information and hurt those media organizations that are not towing the government line. yes, global disinformation index says if you pedal russia collusion conspiracy, the kavanaugh rape smear and lied about covid lockdown, you get a perfect rating from them. if you have done anything to debunk story with real facts and real information, you are rating risky or not to be trusted and this matters. your ability to compete in the news marketplace is influenced, how search algorithms are done and gdi is one of hundreds of these groups. >> laura: this for profit organization known as newsguard says newsguard never received funding to rate news sources and does not censor or block content and provide information so each r

she has the experience and my hope is she will do well before a lot of african american conservatives that i've spoken to who are hoping to see her rise. why do this now when you know your room for error is so small. why make this mistake over such a sensitive issue. she didn't have to. >> i mean, she didn't. but she's done it before. maybe that's the answer for the why of it all. >>> it is certainly not the first time that the cause of the civil war has become a lightning rod in politics. what's behind all of this revisionist history? we'll discuss that part, next. >>> it's complicated. that's how one could describe parts of manager's history. the civil war might be considered among them. but one thing that is not complicated about it, at least to most americans, is that the war happened because of one major issue. slavery. but gop presidential candidate nikki haley doesn't think it is that simple at all. at least not according to her response to a voter's question about what caused the civil war. how did we get here? and what does it say about where we are now in our society? i want

but as an african american who happens to be a conservative, i thought her answer was quite despicable and embarrassing. it was a simple answer. as governor chris christie stated, she could have basically given the answer. she presided over the state during the chocolate massacre were multiple african americans were living, murdered, but gracious individual while in church. of all places. she, whatever bump nikki haley could have received out all the endorsement from sununu, whatever bump she could have received out of that momentum seen over the past several weeks now, i think that's all gone. i think it's over for her. you have a presidential candidate who was unable to answer very complicated questions because they're attempting to placate a base who, in my opinion, abby, wouldn't vote for her anyway. so why be so uncomfortable with just telling the truth? it was about slavery. and whatever comparisons one would like to make about traditions or limited government is odious, in my personal opinion. this is a disqualifying issue to me. if you cannot be factual about history, i questio

the american conservative writes that..., the ukrainian president received hundreds of billions of dollars from western countries to not only help the ukrainian military, but to keep his entire government afloat. the house of representatives is tired of zelensky's lobbying efforts. without the support of its allies, ukraine will be defeated; donor countries will have to decide on their own, no longer looking up to the united states, whether they will continue to help. it is necessary to maintain our consolidation, maintain interaction, maintain support for those whose freedom they are trying to destroy. russia is slow but is correctly developing the offensive on all sectors of the front, a shortage of weapons, foreign aid soldiers have put ukraine in a difficult situation. the shelling began at the positions of the ukrainian armed forces. the european defense agency reported that 7 countries have ordered ammunition for ukraine under an innovative joint procurement scheme. lithuania, denmark and... stated that they are part o

for the riskest it was the "new york post," real clear politics, american conservative and the federalistkind of see the pattern here? joining me now is mollie hemingway, fox news contributor, editor and chief of the federalist that is suing, mollie. what can you tell us about this global disinformation index and this group called news guard and how this tries to demonetize conservative media. >> so these are just two of the hundreds of censorship technologies that are out there that help elevate left wing news and information, and hurt those media organizations that are not toeing the government line. that are not toting the biden administration line. yes, the gobel peddled the russia collusion conspiracy if you have done anything to debunk those stories with real facts and real information, you are rated as risky or not to be trusted. and this matters because your ability to compete in the news marketplace is affected by these groups they influence how people allocate advertising, how search algorithms are done and gdi is just one, again, of hundreds of these groups. >> laura: mollie, t

let's bring in kt kt mcfarland, former trump national security advisor, board member of the american conservative union and a friend for a long, long time. thank you, kt, for being here. appreciate it. let me first talk about the red sea because this is, what's going on there is essentially a blockade of the red sea by. and it's by iran. and we know their involvement in all of this. i know the houthis may be the ones with the guns, but the people directing and ordering it and everything -- in fact, we learned last week that there was an iranian spy vessel that was actually directly directing the houthis in terms of which ship to go after, how to attack it, etc. couldn't we have at least, at the very least have blown up that iranian spy ship? >> yeah. here's the problem, we've had three responses, three attacks in iraq after having had 103 attacks on american interests whether it's in the red sea or iraq and syria with. what have we done? we've end couraged the iranian proxies to keep going because there's no penalty for what they're doing. and the worry is, i mean, the biden administration thinks

the "washingtons post" and his daily pieces focus on politics populism foreign affairs and american conservativeught. mr. olsen's work has been in many prominent publications including the "new york times," the "washington journal," the wall street journal, national review, the guardian in the weekly standard. he is the author of the working class republican. ronald reagan and the return of blue-collar conservatism in the four faces of the republican party co-authored with dante. please join me in welcoming today's speakers. [applause] >> here? >> thank you for that introduction. i am going to use slides today i want to move their facts quickly and that will help us to move faster. here you go. first slide okay. i am going to start my first facts when you are seeing do you see it? okay. [laughter] i don't see the slides grapes. look at this recent image from the australian news tabloid. how old you think this boy six or seven question at what of wht ideology calls a 7-year-old boy a potential monster? and says we must stop the minutes of toxic masculinity. no wonder there's a boy crisis. and i'v

american conservative political activists writer and politician ezol la foster predicted all of this. born in 19 # 8 and public school teacher for 33 years. in the 1980s and 1990s, she began sounding the alarm. >> i want you to know why you have multi-culturallism and diversity in our schools today. but what they need in fact they want to divide us. they want to divide america and keep americans hating each other. and they are teaching our children hatred and disdain for america by teaching them every other culture but their own. there is only one culture that should be taught in american schools and that's american culture. >> >> jason: that was from a speech almost 30 years ago and, yet, it could have been made yesterday. she was a trailblazer exposing the left's corruption of our kids through their anti-american agenda. ezol la foster passed away in 2018. we could use her wisdom now more than ever joining me for reaction is larry elder former presidential candidate. larry, i want to get to that about schools. i got to get your reaction you are a presidential candidate. now that mai

oppressed people, it’s like he’s a strange person, of course, to put it mildly, like all american conservativesunderstand, yes , well, use it, use it too, yes, well, that’s the point that he is such a person like this, well, you started, i ’ll continue then, i’ll interrupt for the last time, this is what alex jones says, why dmitry says he’s strange, biden is completely out of his mind, he’s wandering around all these 2 and a half years, that's it only gets worse, he walks around naked. in the morning he has to be given a bunch of drugs, a bunch of amphetamines and at night too , sometimes, though, he has to go out in the morning for a while, and then he goes somewhere in the evening, that’s when the real problem arises, he takes drugs, i’m sure know, and i know a person who witnessed this, this is not speculation, i personally know a person who saw him take amphetamines, this was during the 2020 election, this is too much, i really think that the next 13 months is the most... critical time not only in american, but in world history, because if they can destroy america, they will destroy the wh

but originalism remains a de facto legal theory in the american conservative movement and honestly, theump court. and it remains enormously effective as a rhetorical tool because it taps into our shared civic religion and reverence for our values. with that in mind, i think it's worth looking at the history of the reconstruction amendments which were ratified with the hope of finding the country after the civil war without slavery, following the horrible carnage of that war. >> when it was over, 600,000 men had perished. but the union held and the constitution, like that nation, was reborn. >> the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments, together, but above all, the 14th amendment, it's the fruit of the civil war. it is what all those brave men fought for and died for. >> that is from a pbs documentary about the war. these amendments, particularly the 14th amendment, guarantee equal protection, completely and utterly transformed the structure of american government. the legal ramifications of the 14th amendment gave rise to everything we think of as modern state and pluralistic multi democracy.