in an attempt to arm ukraine, has practically exhausted its own arsenals, according to the american new york times, the apu fires up to 7,000 cannon shots per day, that is, the day of the conflict in ukraine in terms of military resources is equal to the month of the afghan conflict, where the americans fired 300 shots per day of such intensity fighting led to the exhaustion of stocks of artillery shells according to the new york times, twenty of the thirty nato countries are not only unable to provide assistance to ukraine anymore, but have practically lost even their own reserves, and it will take several years to establish the production of additional volumes. already a violent clash of refugees with the police on mexico and the american border along the rio grande, dozens of settlement camps were set up that did not agree with the authorities every day, thousands of moose americans move to american shores from here, and both through official checkpoints and in a raincoat , the mexican government tried to gather people in camps that would be centrally supplied and controlled by the police, but

turned into a huge testing ground where the most modern types of weapons are tested, the american, new york timesthe words of the minister of digital transformation fedorov as he directly told reporters on the territory of his country. it is possible to test the most revolutionary hypotheses, the most destructive and untested yet. nobody military technology. true, the peculiarity of the landfills is that it is subject to total destruction. everything. what is the fruit of their human hands in the majority of kiev officials. however , there are not only ukrainian passports, so the consequences of their military experiments. not completely fearless. the intensification of the mutually beneficial dialogue of sudan boruto for belarus to other african countries, this was noted by the chairman of the house of representatives, vladimir andrechenko, during today's meeting with the ambassador of sudan to belarus, the built-in discussed development during the inter-parliamentary contacts of cooperation between the legislative bodies of both countries on international platforms, issues of promoting the deep

and also a similar wording was launched by the american new york times, but here, of course , you needread between the lines and everything falls into place of the soviet rocket, which was produced a long time ago, and is trying to pass it off as russian, that is, supposedly. and russia is the successor of the soviet union and everything that produced in the soviet union and attracting is considered russian, that is, but many viewers and in the west, the concepts of the soviet union of russia are blurred for many, this is one and the same, therefore it is very easy. such rather primitive clichés chinese media in order to blur this notion. as for the objective picture of events, it was provided a little later by the ministry of defense of russia, the department clearly and clearly answered kiev's attempts to connect the polish incident with massive strikes by our troops on ukrainian infrastructure . anti-aircraft guided missiles of the s-300 air defense system of the ukrainian air force, in fact, which it was required to prove there was no question of any erroneous and, especially, deli

and the american new york times launched a similar wording, but here, of course , you need to read betweenines and everything falls into place places of the soviet rocket, which was produced a long time ago, and is trying to pass it off as russian, that is, allegedly. and russia is the successor of the soviet union and everything that it produced in the soviet union and is considered russian to attract, that is, but many viewers and back these concepts of the soviet union of russia are blurred for many, this is the same thing, so it’s very easy. such rather primitive pants are the chinese media in order to blur this to understand. as for the objective picture of events, it was provided a little later by the ministry of defense of russia, the department clearly and clearly responded to kiev's attempts to link the polish incident with the massive strikes of our troops on ukrainian infrastructure . which was required to be proved. there was no question of any erroneous and, especially, deliberate hit of missiles on the territory of poland. we have specific work plan, where we can beat. that i

and a similar wording was launched by the american new york times, but here, of course, you need to readhe lines and everything falls into place of the soviet rocket, which was produced there a long time ago, and it is trying to pass it off as russian, that is, supposedly, but russia the receiver of the soviet union and everything that was produced in the soviet union is considered to be russian, that is, ah, many viewers and in the west, the concepts of the soviet union of russia are blurred for many, this is the same thing, therefore. it is very easy for such rather primitive chinese media clichés to destroy this concept. as for an objective picture of events, it was provided by the ministry of defense of russia a little later, the department clearly and clearly answered kiev's attempts to link the polish incident with massive strikes by our troops on in the ukrainian infrastructure, a photograph of the wreckage found in the settlement of pshekhvodov was unequivocally identified by russian experts of the defense-industrial complex as elements of an anti-aircraft guided missile of the s

so mahmoud becomes a bloody whirlpool an article in the american new york times newspaper the situation in the artyomovsk direction of the donbass, which the ukrainian country is called bakhmud proper, on the face here is a very pessimistic tone, if most often the western media still support the myths of the kiev regime about the notorious negotiations, then in this case without cuts they write that in the area of ​​artyomovsky apu. everything is very bad. they say that only during one of the days of the confrontation from the front line, as many as 240 seriously wounded militants with traumatic amputations were brought to the hospital, but and so on. and this is not to mention the dead, the number of which is not officially disclosed, but according to data from open sources over the past week it could have increased by 8:00 or even 9 times. in general, no matter how much zelensky talks about allegedly successful defense, it’s impossible to deny the facts , and what are the reasons for how serious the losses are and, as a result of the loss of combat readiness, i’m ready to explain that

remember, just recently , the washington post, at the moment, is not the american new york times, and there are articles from american experts, including experts who talk a lot about the negotiation process. that is, we we see that the media rhetoric of the russian federation has transformed a little. if earlier they directly demanded and begged for negotiations, putin, lavrov, piskov, that is, officials of the russian federation, now the emphasis has changed and they are trying, through some opinion experts or mass media, to talk about something that everything is not so clear-cut, that let’s give kherson then from a position of strength, that is, do whatever you want in order for the western point of view to be transformed a little, as if they are pushing for victory, this is not happening and biden and the administration of the president of the united states is very stable and, let's say, has become in its view on this matter no negotiations without ukraine, this is the basic position and no negotiations are currently planned by putin. yes but there is a nuance, have you seen the s

and now the american new york times writes that the stockpiles of weapons in the united states and especially in europe are already significantly depleted a and, according to the authors of the new york times, who refers to e, sources, in washington in european capitals 20 out of 30, and the country has almost completely exhausted its reserves, and in turn, as he writes. uh, the american wall street journal, the continuation of american supplies to ukraine is already negatively affecting supplies. naval weapons to taiwan, uh, which are urgently needed in the context of the american policy of containing china, and it is china that the united states considers as its strategic and long-term adversary. and as wall street writes journal the united states is delaying taiwan's deliveries for almost $19 billion, and those 28 javelins and 215 stingers that taiwan ordered and paid for in 2015 have not yet been delivered to it, when it will not be clear, because it is these very weapons systems in huge batches. uh, they’re going to ukraine , and now, and such an exhaustion, when the united states well,

he even american new york times. case against the executed russians, allegedly. they treacherously attacked the ukrainian executioners, and they defended themselves. the commissioner for human rights said that russian troops opened fire when they surrendered, and therefore the ukrainian military returned fire, if in fact it turns out that the russian soldier opened fire on the ukrainian military, who accepted his surrender. that in itself would be a war crime called perfidy. brazen shameless lies, however, lies, the second nature of the kiev regime, zelensky, to the last, tried to pass off the ukrainian air defense missile that fell into poland as russian and even allowed himself to openly argue with the american masters, just to draw nato war in different countries had very different views. i mean, without a doubt, the french until the last moment. everything was denied by the germans for all sorts of good economic reasons either they didn't want to i'll tell you now a terrible thing at some point the germans believ

between the mite and the cordyumivka, it seems like a day ago, the journalist of the american newspaper new york timesal hospital in the bazaar, they write that in just one day 240 of our wounded were admitted there, the losses of the enemy are an order of magnitude greater, but the 93rd, 71st mechanized brigades, as well as the 58th motorized infantry the brigade, despite the pressure of the enemy, is on the defensive , even switching to counterattacks in recent days to strengthen them, troops from our other brigades arrived there. what affected the course of the battles , russia's strategy in bakhmut resembles its capture of the eastern cities of severodonetsk and lysychansk, then we remember that the russian troops relied on advantage of artillery in order to overcome our forces, but then our troops lacked both shells and artillery, now the situation is different, there is our artillery, which was delivered from the west, there is ammunition, there are means intelligence, as i was told, from the command observation points, you can see in detail everything that is happening and what is happening in

the american edition of the new york times confirmed the authenticity of the video with the execution of the russian military committed by ukrainian soldiers, journalists studied the footage of the massacre that got into the network and came to the conclusion that the military surrendered, as previously reported by the russian ministry of defense, at least 11 military personnel were killed in connection with which moscow sent a letter to the un secretary general, and the facts of ill-treatment of russian prisoners of war by the apu. russia called on international organizations condemn a war crime conduct a thorough investigation the video is now being studied by the un human rights monitoring mission. in ukraine, which also calls on all parties to the conflict to investigate the incident. german documentary filmmakers are filming a film about the historical past of belarus at one of the points of visit of the film crew was khatyn, the main goal is to highlight and convey the truth of what actually happened during the great patriotic war and show as many memorable places as possible, t

under this heading, a resonant article was published in the american newspaper new york times, and the situation in the artyomovsk direction of donbass, which the ukrainian side calls actually bakhmud, has a very pessimistic tone here, if most often the western media still support the myths of the kiev regime in the notorious translations, then in this case without cuts, he writes that in the artyomovsk region, alas, everything is very bad, they say, only during one of the days of the confrontation from the front line, as many as 240 seriously wounded militants with traumatic injuries were brought to the hospital leg amputations, and well, and so on. this is not to mention the dead, whose number is not officially disclosed, but according to data from open sources, over the past week it could have increased by 8 or even nine times. in general, no matter how much zelensky is told about the allegedly successful defense, it is impossible to deny the facts, and anton podkovenko is ready to explain what causes such serious losses and, as a result of the loss of combat capability. the ukraini

one of the leading american publications. the new york timesnowledged the authenticity of the video of the murder of russian prisoners of war in makiivka, american experts noted that people were shot at a time when they did not participate in the battle and could not defend themselves, that is, they were prisoners of war experts. they pointed out that everyone was shot in the head, emphasized this violation of all international norms and recall the investigative committee of russia initiated criminal case on the fact of the mass execution of russian servicemen by ukrainian militants , the un secretariat called for an investigation into reports of human rights violations in the combat zone. the kiev regime deserves the most severe punishment for its atrocities. this is how chairman of the state duma vyacheslav volodin commented on the actions of the state duma, he noted that the heads of european states have not yet condemned these crimes. the same silence in the thirties of the last century led to the creation of a fascist state and the beginni

conversations among the elite of russia about the use of nuclear weapons worried washington american publication the new york timesecently reported that russian generals have repeatedly said when and how moscow could use tactical nuclear weapons in ukraine, so the biden administration suggests that putin's veiled threats to use nuclear weapons may not be just words, but an american official said they still do not see any evidence that the russians move nuclear weapons or take other tactical measures to prepare for a strike on the eve of the ministry of foreign affairs of the aggressor country issued a statement in which it called on other nuclear powers not to limit its interests in order to avoid a nuclear war earlier and the united states and great britain declared that devastating consequences await russia if it does resort to the use of prohibited weapons . on the 22nd, turn off all non- critical electrical appliances, help restore the country's power grid, the many-time prime minister of israel returns, who spent more than 15 years as the head of the government for the longest time in history, wins the parlia

amazon founder jeff business plans to lay off 10,000 employees and urges americans to prepare for the worst, the new york timesreports, according to the businessman, the us economy is not in the best condition now. and if the recession has not yet begun, it will very soon also begin without advising americans to stock up on cash. cashed in on disabled and unprotected categories citizens a criminal scheme for earning money for cleaning companies and public associations. the solar circle was opened by the kgb officers of a certain civilian tikhonov under the guise of employment of the disabled. decided to save money on taxes. yes, and on the payment for the disabled themselves, the state caused damage around us in the amount of 5 defendants in the criminal case. they are already giving confessions, using the benefit available in the belarusian legislation, which allows the employer to deduct 5% of the income from the social protection fund. in case this the device is not less than a third of disabled employees, and the next step is the business of an enterprise with the type of activity cleaning, premises with a

well, as the new york times reports, our american colleagues in ukraine use as much artillery as in afghanistang the ten-year war of the soviet union, which tried to conquer afghanistan in a month , russia and ukraine used weapons and ammunition at a pace not seen since the second world war, the allies are looking for ways to replenish supplies for ukraine, the availability of weapons can be decisive in the current war, our colleagues report yes, the new york times, an american edition, notes that after the collapse of the union, european countries also sharply reduced their defense budgets, armies and arsenals, and now the war in ukraine is consuming modest reserves of artillery ammunition and air defense means of what some in nato call european bonsai armies even the us has only limited stocks of weapons that the ukrainians want and need washington does not want to withdraw key types of weapons from taiwan and korea now after 9 months of war the fundamental unpreparedness of the west has caused a maddened thread in order to provide ukraine with what it needs while replenishing nato reserves,

americans. the new york times writes about the specifically saying, it is created to america's, with -- what youl and how do we get back to a robust middle class? >> great question. inflation does hurt lower income families the most. why? because we've seen inflation in what we cannot afford that we cannot afford not spending, that's food, rent, electricity. -- 1.7 trillion dollars in consumer savings right now, 1.5, one point 35 trillion of that is held by -- looking at rising credit card balances and rising credit card debt. that could be a problem as you go into the next year. consumer spending is so critical to the economy. lower income folks are having to pull back because of inflation where it hits them the hardest. >> caleb silver, as always, thank, you i appreciate it. coming up next everybody, whiplash for abortion providers -- reinstates a six-week ban on abortions, which has been declared unconstitutional. >> a word on the passing of oscar winning -- irene cara -- flash dance and fame as well. the publicist tweeted her death late last night, saying the cause was own. >> i'm gonna make

there is no date on the eve of even the american new york times.ervicemen in isa commit a massacre of unarmed russian prisoners of war. and this weekend, the all- union force again subjected the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, damaging, among other things, strategic facilities, including the building with spent nuclear fuel. moreover, they did not shoot at nearby objects. it was for this very station, which was actually confirmed by the employees of the mgt located at the station. well , the main direction where the russian armed forces are now conducting offensive operations is the donbass and how the situation in the donbass is developing now and in particular. what is happening in the area of ​​artyomovsk and solidarity, we will talk with a military expert, lieutenant colonel andrey marochka, and andrey vitalyevich good afternoon. tell us what happened over the weekend, and in these directions, and what is happening now? i wish you good health literally at the end of the week in your own program. i was talking about the fact that there are som

american press. the same new york times stated that the soviet union would take decades to rebuild the donbass. first world war, for example, it took france 10 years to restore its coal mines and pump out from under the ground about 110 million m³ of water in february 1943 in the donbass, the volume of flooding of the mine was almost 7 times greater, the enemy was just a few kilometers from the current voroshilovgrad lugansk and miners worked under shelling and bombardment, but already in this 43 year, only from march to august, they gave out to the mountain more than a million tons of coal in the forty-sixth, 106 million tons more than before the war, starting its work on pumping out the mine, in the second half of 43, and after the end of the eighth year, all work was completed. that is, in five and a half years, but they were able to pump out, e, all the planned mines from the water that flooded them. the positive results were affected by the mass enthusiasm of the inhabitants of donbass for competent engineering management and strict central planning while the war was still going on. they w

russian ministry of defense, ukrainian servicemen allegedly kill russian prisoners, the american edition of the new york times confirmed the authenticity of the video, but let's talk about what it means. the press secretary of the russian president, dmytro piskov, said that the change of power in ukraine is not the goal of the so-called special operation. why is the kremlin's rhetoric changing now? and what is the goal then? roman svitan , colonel of the reserve of the armed forces of ukraine, joins the air. good evening, good evening. i wish each other good health. the goal of the russian army. you see, the political goals of the military change every day. the military goal is the retention of those territories that they have now occupied, i.e. krym . at the last stage, the military received this from the point of view of liberating the donetsk region up to the borders of the region from ukrainian troops, and this is exactly what the russian military is trying to do now, but they have problems with problems with personnel, that is, there is not enough power and resources to maintain a 1,000 km front with a d

record with the execution of russian military scumbags from the apu was confirmed by the american new york timesciting the opinion of two experts. an expert from the medical organization for human rights said that people actually had their hands tied behind their backs, and most of our fighters were executed by a shot in the head and simply left lying on the ground. the new york times expert believes that the killing of a soldier who laid down his arms is a direct violation of the laws of international armed conflict. now i wonder what they will say about this. they will probably believe in kiev , which, in its impudence, in its extreme cynicism and without punishment, has crossed all boundaries. the so-called ombudsman from labunets, who replaced denisova after a video appeared on the network with the execution of unarmed russian soldiers by ukrainian scumbags, said what happened war crime. yes indeed. you only made it dead russian soldiers. according to lubenets, they staged a dramatization with a dashffle. the goals of the attack on the soldiers for the sake of what idiots . such an explanati

record with the brutal execution of ukrainians over the russian military was confirmed the american new york timestes the opinion of two experts. an expert organization of doctors for human rights reports that the people are russian soldiers and their hands were tied behind their backs, most of our fighters were executed with shots in the head and simply left to lie on the ground. he considers the killing or wounding of a soldier to have laid down his arms. and this is clearly seen on the footage in direct violation of the laws of international armed conflict. now i wonder what he has to say about all this. by probably believe in kiev, the ukrainian so-called ombudsman new after denisova in lunets, said that the surrender of russian soldiers was a staging with the aim of attacking the soldiers in some completely inadequate hypocrite, that is, in the opinion of the kiev nazis. it consisted in the following, unarmed, to lie down in a row to wait for the last fighter to kill the entire crowd of land. what kind of idiots this explanation is not intended for the soldier, again, with his hands tied aliv

and why are we, for example, american press, the same new york times stated that the soviet union wouldhe donbass for decades. world war it took 10 years. and to pump out from under the ground about 110 million cubic meters of water in february 1943 in the donbass, the volume of flooding of the mine was almost seven times greater, the enemy was only a few kilometers from the voroshilovgrad of present-day luhansk and the miners worked under shelling and bombardment, but already in this 43 year only from march to august, they issued more than a million tons of coal to the mountain in the forty-sixth 106 million tons more than before the war, starting his work on pumping out the mine, in the second half of 43, and after the end of the 48th year, all the work was completed. that is, in five and a half years, but they were able to pump it out. uh, all the planned shafts from the water flooding them. the positive results were affected by the massive enthusiasm of the inhabitants of donbass for competent engineering leadership and strict central planning while the war was still going on. they

so-called old europe, that is exactly what will be discussed during this meeting, the american edition of the new york times meanwhile published an article in which it is said that 20 of the 30 nato member countries have almost completely exhausted the stockpiles of weapons for ukraine, does the west have the resources to continue to help ukraine, yes, we definitely have to, maybe not, not as we would like, we should keep in mind the first moment, we are fighting with the largest military power in europe and, of course, the scrap metal of the soviet for several years, they have this first point, the second point, they have given us what they can provide without harming their own security, the third point, they have already deployed the actual production capacity in order to produce the weapons that is needed both in order to replace what was given to us and also very interesting for us is the information that the united states is considering the possibility of providing us with missile systems with a greater radius of action, unfortunately, this is not the attack that we want to receive and to give us the o

bobrovska, people's deputy of the voice faction, was with us live thank you, the american edition of the new york times confirmed the authenticity of the videos on which it is claimed that ukrainian servicemen kill russian prisoners, but the publication emphasizes that it is impossible to establish from the videos under what circumstances did the people who surrendered to captivity die? well, now for more details about the video recordings in question, they began to be distributed a few days ago in social networks. the soldiers of the armed forces in the recording stand in relaxed poses and do not aim at the prisoners, the video abruptly cuts off when another person appears in the frame and a sound similar to a shot is heard in the second recording, probably taken from a drone above the same one the place shows the bodies of 12 soldiers who allegedly surrendered, traces of blood can be seen nearby, what happened in the time between the two videos is unknown . the new york times writes that the last russian soldier who left the house tried to resist and started shooting when this video appeared. immedia

at the site of the explosion, matched older american-made rockets, and the americans printed this article in the new york times amazing the americans printed it. i would not delude myself here. in fact , the amount of disinformation that is now coming from ukraine in general. it is so great that, probably, if the american media continued to act in the same logic that everything they say, ukraine is true already uh, most of it. probably this world. i would understand that there is something wrong, so they are the result of this policy. it still has to. at least some things to refute confirm to do this is the illusion that they are independent objective. actually. here in this ocean it is already necessary to find the truth. here on such. bit by bit , alexander matyushin is now in touch with us, war correspondents from donetsk hello, please tell us what you know about this fake, on september 26, about this arrival in general. yes? here, look, ukraine is constantly applauding fakes. initially, they were fakes about blown up uh air conditioners when people were dying. then fakes began that we were shelling ourselv

this every day with their blood, so in our own in the interests of ukraine's victory, the american new york timeshe united states does not have the necessary stockpiles of weapons that ukraine needs, and washington does not want to redirect key weapons from vulnerable regions such as taiwan and korea. now 9 months later. since the start of the conflict, the fundamental unpreparedness behind the pitch is evident. ukraine fires thousands of shots daily, devastating the alliance's resources, it turns out that a day in ukraine costs as much as a month or more in afghanistan at the same time, the observer notes that the united states still has very large stocks of weapons that can be delivered to ukraine, in fact, at any moment. more than 220 units of short-range mobile air defense systems at one of the us army equipment storage bases earlier, the united states has already delivered several units of these air defense systems to ukraine, it is clear that the potential for supplying the ukrainian army significantly exceeds the current volume of american deliveries. it is important to note here that nato

that's a story from the new york times. american officials announcing that on tuesday, to repair the electrical grid and also seeking to rally other allies to make similar offers. the commitment came as diplomats from more than 30 countries gathered in bucharest, romania, where the nato secretary general made clear that the alliance might one day expand to include ukraine. a stance opposed by russian president vladimir putin. that's the story from the new york times. so, a lot going on this morning. we are taking down at the beginning of our program here on those pledges. that pledge by president biden, and congressional leaders, to work together to solve these looming economic issues. that railway strike is the most immediate, but a potential government shutdown, if a government funding bill isn't reached here in the next couple of weeks and early december, a lot to go over but we especially want to hear from you. your thoughts on whether you think congress can work together. phone lines, again, democrats, republicans, and independ

and went to a residential building, where it wounded three journalists, new york times, managed to assemble and identify this americanot, damage to residential buildings and civilian casualties really occur through the fault of ukrainian air defense, which is not located on the outskirts of cities. and in the end, the wreckage rockets or strayed off course, ukrainian rockets hit those objects that russia did not even aim at. for example. today, ukrainian users posted on the internet photographs of rockets that hit residential buildings in kiev and survived in the kiev region. and it turned out that these are american air defense missiles supplied to kiev now in the west voices are heard, they say. how is it possible to leave people without light and water, but let me and when ukraine arranged an introductory and energy blockade of crimea, it was great. why was everything great, and why, when they fire from heavy artillery, donetsk who is right, we strike at infrastructure facilities in ukraine in response to the pumping of this country with western weapons and reckless calls for kiev to win a military victory over ru

the truth is not yet an american weapon, a fresh investigation, the new york times, at the end of septemberh-rise building. kramatorsk was hit by a rocket that of course, they also tried to pass off as russian. now it is clear. it was an agm 88 harm rocket made in the usa that is, even the americans are already starting to reflect. only kiev doesn’t care, here’s the envoy kislitsa, as if an unknown internet troll is posting on twitter a poorly taken photo with a middle finger and an insult to the russian president on his t-shirt. not a diplomat in new york, but a joker in gotham, all that is left for the kiev regime, characteristic features, which have long been venality, malice, immorality, dementia and demonic possession go to the bottom, proudly. raising the middle finger, which has become their shameful symbol. it remains to tie a white flag to the finger valentin bogdanov and evgeny kononov, the us fsb today announced the arrest of four russians involved in the preparation of sabotage in the volgograd region. they allegedly planned to blow up a section of the gas pipeline through which

referring to their sources, the new york times, it is the high-ranking american military who is now drownings. yes, it got to the point that between the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff , general mark mil and the baidan advisers. there was disagreement over whether pressure should be put on ukraine to seek a diplomatic end to the conflict with russia . at the same time, it is the general who calls for negotiations. while other advisers to us president joe biden argue that it is too early, the newspaper writes. however, there is another opinion. you are very popular during the ukrainian conflict. the american analytical center institute for the study of war, whose reports are now cited by almost all the world's media, refutes the point of view that has been established among western politicians that winter weather can lead to some kind of calm on the front line, on the contrary, according to experts of this same analytical center. frozen ground, for example, can simplify the movement of equipment. in addition, with the onset of cold weather, winter equipment can have a strong influence o

a recent poll by the new york times found most americans feel u.s.ocracy is under threat, but that inflation and the economy are more pressing concerns. jeanie: let me bring you back in here. donald trump. , expected to announce he is running for president again for 2024. there is talk about another republican favorite who could challenge him, florida governor ron desantis. monte: desantis won a huge reelection victory in florida, beating his democratic opponent by 20 points. we know he has -- he is under donald trump's skin. trump is obsessed with these 2024 poles, and he has given desantis ron dissing timoney's. desantis is a shrewd politician. he was educated at yale harvard law. he injects himself into national culture wars. he constantly rails against what he calls woke ideology. entering the pandemic, he was outspoken against mask mandates. the new yorker said that he "channels the same rage as the former president, but with greater discipline." i should underscore that, he has not said whether he will make a run for the white house two years f

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the truth is not yet american weapons fresh investigation, the new york times at the end of septemberbuilding. kramatorsk was hit by a rocket, which, of course, they also tried to pass off as russian. now it is clear. it was an agm 88 harm rocket made in the usa that is, even the americans are already starting to reflect. only kyiv everything no matter here is the ambassador of kislitsa, as if an unknown internet troll is posting on twitter a poorly taken photo with a middle finger and an insult to the russian president on his t-shirt. not the diplomat in new york, but the joker in gotham, all that is left of the kiev regime, characteristic, features, which have long been venality, malice, immorality, dementia and demonism go to the bottom, proudly. raising the middle finger, which has become their shameful symbol. it remains to tie a white flag to your finger valentin bogdanov and evgeny kononov lead, usa how to protect the west continued to discuss ukrainian military-energy facilities and at other sites matteo already ant-like example of poland where they heroized two farmers who di

multiple senior american officials tell the new york times senior russian military leaders recently hadmight use a tactical nuclear weapon in ukraine as a result of those losses. due to this ongoing threat, ukraine says it is preparing 425 nuclear follow shelters in the capital of kyiv. this is one bit of news to potentially carve the nuclear temperature, at least on the surface, during a meeting with the german chancellor, olaf scholz, the chinese president said that russia's use of a nuclear weapon in ukraine would be, quote, crossing a line. he called on the international community to, quote, reject the threat of nuclear weapons. they need to advocate against nuclear war to prevent a crisis on the eurasian continent. at the same time, china is joining russia and blaming the united states for north korea's recent string of missile on sirs. if that launch does not make sense to you, you are not alone. a north korea period have conducted some sort of major military exercise or jail yesterday. they launched more than 80 rounds of artillery in multiple ballistic missiles into the sea. the

yesterday i was amazed at you that the new york times reported about the execution of russian prisoners here the new york times laid out the story in detail that it was an americanto, uh, a residential house, where did you ukrainians die? well , something like this is happening in the american media stories. until recently, they did not publish. yes, this is yesterday's story, when you showed this piece here, and there was a samsa, it means that there are rockets in kiev and there is a whole investigation to punish those who posted a piece of this rocket. and what is and what is so? yes? well, you say that russia kills. and here, you see, she showed, uh, showed that such missiles are not russian. yes and so excuse me, why are you punishing air defense against the air defense installed , well, it turns out that now they don’t know how to do it, they manage these systems. here, yes, in general initially, when they are put on them in the city center there near high-rise buildings, you need to understand that whether you like it or not, it will hit residential buildings from time to time. and now zelensky asks for more. and let me get out in the security council, yo

i think new voters and early voters are going to win the day. >> how about african american voters, donna? ed rendell, the former pennsylvania governor told "the new york times's worried about african american turnout, that black voters have not been significantly motivated to vote. >> well, enthusiasm is hard to come by, especially when you don't talk to people that you need to get out until the last two or three weeks, so i'm hoping that african americans will hear the message, hear the music, get the lyrics and go out and vote, and if they do, we know what happens, especially when black women vote, democracy is always on the ballot for us. but i want to go back to candidates. candidates matter and it's not just herschel walker, it's mr. oz in pennsylvania, it's mr. vance, and so i do think that democrats have a fighting chance, both in keeping the senate and very might, well, you know, not lose as many seats in the united states house, and, chris, i know i'm going to get to your soft spot. baby, we're going to get some of those governor seats. just hold on. >> you'll get maryland and massachusetts. >> okay. i'll take two. >> but let me just say, i was in

american liberalism. and coauthor of muddy boots and ragged aprons. his essays and reviews have appeared in washington post, new york times, baltimore some, chicago tribunet free press. suzanne e. smith is a professor of american history at george mason university, and teaches african american history, 20th century cultural history, history of death in america, american popular music, and african american and religious history. she's the author of dancing in the street, motown in the cultural politics of detroit. now, let's hear from kevin loyal and suzanne eats mitt. thank you for joining us today. >> let me begin today simply by letting you know that professor smith wasn't able to join us. the last-minute, there were complications that made it impossible for her to join us. and i am very sorry that she is not going to be sharing this afternoon with us. but i'm honored to be sharing it with you. i just want to say how much i appreciate the national archives giving me the opportunity to talk with you today, and particularly, i want to thank susan clifton for putting together today's program. i want to start today by doing one of those things that i think

american buildings. washington post, new york times, the wave, in general, is gaining momentum at 12:17 the official representativef the russian. mida writes wait for the world exclusive sergey viktorovich and i we read the news. well, after another 12 minutes, another lightning appears on the agency, a video by sergey lavrov appeared and here is a fragment of this video. hey, but everyone here says you're hospitalized. well, they have been writing about our president for 10 years that he fell ill. it's like that. in general, they wished journalists a game that is not new in politics, well, western journalists should still be more honest than they are to write the truth more often, but lavrov added in his video commentary that he is now preparing for speeches on november 15-16 at the summit. well, officially the g20 itself has not yet started, but the political warm-up in the form of lavrov news turned out to be loud. and here is how it ended. this is a half-hour intrigue with the health of the head of the russian. mida all quickly switched to other headliners. in 10 minutes, the meeting between the president of t

americans. a recent poll for the new york times said 50% of people's number one priority in these elections wasoncerned about, not perhaps so much abortion and democracy. and it looks as though, if the polls are to be believed, that the democrats might get punished for the troubles in the economy come tuesday. 0k, alistair dawber in the us, thanks for speaking to us today. we will now say goodbye to our viewers around the world on bbc world and be of course here for all our viewers in the uk. downing street has said the british prime minister believes expletive—laden text messages sent by the cabinet minister, sir gavin williamson are "unacceptable". a source from number ten has told the bbc that the first time rishi sunak saw the exchange between sir gavin and the former chief whip wendy morton was in this morning's newspapers. wendy morton's complaint is being investigated. 0ur political correspondent david wallace—lockhart reports. sir gavin williamson was sacked from the cabinet by boris johnson last year. rishi sunak made him a minister again this month, the very same day the prime ministe

america and russia be silent when i speak to you, i.e., be silent, washington post news -york times, note that the american newspapers give in the background mr. not british, not french, not german, that is, i see here, on the one hand, the provocative influence of russia . and they have these technologies. unfortunately, they have been developed for a long time on the other hand, i believe that the west is not so much interested in achieving such a scenario of the development of events, i will explain why the west literally in the first weeks after the large-scale invasion became convinced that ukraine is not afghanistan and there will not be such a situation that the army is developing and numerous military assets will simply go to the taliban, well, in this case, the russians. yes, there are certain restrictions on the transfer of aircraft. in february, ukraine did not have any documents at all regarding the provision of military-technical assistance, it’s true. despite this, we initially received it as a promise, now we will receive the already mentioned high-marf, we will receive the same kamikaze dro

american liberalism, and coauthor of muddy boots and raegan abrams. his essays have appeared in the washington post, the u.s. new york times, the baltimore sun, chicago tribune, and the detroit free press. suzanne a smith is a professor of american history at george mason university, and teaches african american history, 20th century cultural history, history of death in america, american popular music, and african american religious history. she is the author of dancing the strait, motown on the cultural politics of detroit. now let's hear from kevin boyle and suzanne e. smith. thank you for joining us today. >> let me begin today simply by letting you know that professor smith was not able to join us at the last minute, they were complications that made it impossible for us to have her here, i am very sorry that she is not here. i would love to be sharing the afternoon with her. but, i am honored to be sharing it with you. i just want to say how much i appreciate the national archives giving me the opportunity to talk with you, today. particularly i want to thank susan clifton for putting together today's program. i want

time for someone with asian-american ancestry. kristi: yes. he received the bronze star. he had a ride up in the "new yorkes," where his commanding officers mentioned him as being the best soldier in his unit. some people make fun that, hey, you were the first one in the family to be -- some people in my family make fun of me for that, "hey, you weren't the first one in the family to be featured in the new york times." [laughter] kristen: your ancestors, how they enabled you to achieve your dreams, how do you look at that? kristi: well, absolutely, i think, you know, during world war ii, there was a lot of, you know, some difficult challenges, and being japanese-american and recovering after the war, really starting over from nothing, and, you know, being only two generations from that, where my mom was actually born in an internment camp, and then really had come of the whole family had to reestablish themselves, and be able to, you know, reaped the sacrifices,, you know, so many things that they went through to pave the way, you know, to be able to be a normal california girl and go after her dreams, i