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24 hours, this statement of our president probably got so fed up that in an interview with the american tvabc news, he said that first in donald trump has already had such an opportunity because the war in ukraine has been going on since 2014, and secondly and further, the quote of our president , the only desire to end the war is great , but the desire must be based on real life experience if we are talking about ending the war at the cost of ukraine, i.e. to force us to give up our territory, i think that way biden could finish it even in 5 minutes, the task in 24 hours, you tell me what you said biden, and trump is needed there, and trump trump said earlier that he could in 24 hours to finish, but just now president zelensky said about byten. then biden would have finished in 5 minutes if he had offered to hand over all its sovereignty and territorial integrity to ukraine. well, maybe he wanted to, but i don’t want to elect him, of course, but who knows what was in his head if he knows how to come to an agreement with putin in 24 hours, well, there are probably no other options. well, w

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that moment came when she ripped up a photograph of the pope on american tv.d she was mother bernadette, ordained by a breakaway catholic sect. then she converted to islam. she was open about her struggles with mental health. >> it has been an eventful life for you. >> as my friends said to me the other day, you're not boring. i sometimes get upset because people say, you're a terrible person. they say, you're not boring. >> ♪ living with you baby was sometimes hard ♪ reporter: she continued to perform, but losing custody of her son shane left her bereft. at age 17 he was found dead. sinead o'connor. those were real tears. >> nothing compares -- >> ♪ nothing compares nothing compares to you ♪ ♪ anchor: thank you for narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ introducing a technological achievement so advanced... it riva

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. ♪♪ >> american history tv saturdays on these down to it, exploring the people and about that tell then story. 7:00 p.m. eastern, author, political activist and world chess champion garry discovered 75th anniversary of the 1948 airlift in the president harry truman's leadership during that crisis and lessons applied to the global conflicts today. 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, rebecca talks about her book, untold power which examines his first lady woodrow wilson recovered from a stroke takes a look at life as the second to live in the white house. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and a full schedule on your program guide or watch oine anytime at c-span.org/history. ♪♪ >> sunday on q&a, chief financial correspondent, author of the quality talks about long-term social and economic impacts of the covid pandemic. >> the pandemic gave us this throughout the book and people are embracing their dreams and great companies as well. that is one big reason, i just see opportunity of creativity more than it's ever been, people in the world can cha

that moment came when she ripped up a photograph of the pope on american tv.clared she was mother bernadette, ordained by a breakaway catholic sect. after that, she announced she had converted to islam. her life was turbulent, but she was more than a been about her struggles and mental health. >> as my friend said to me the other day, you are not bored. -- and i'd be asking my mates, and there would be like you are just not boring. ♪ >> she continued to perform, losing custody of her son left her bereaved. he was found dead. ♪ sinead o'connor. those were real tears. >> sinead o'connor, who has died at the age of 56, let me read you a short message that has come from the irish -- this is what he said. "rrreao cyso ohe tef arth was loved around the world. her talent unmatched beyond compare. condolences to her family, friends, and all who loved her music." we will try and bring you more reaction to the passing of sinead o'connor later in the program. for now, we are going to concentrate on kevin spacey. for more than three decades, he was one of hollywood's. ann

american tv shows america's view on this issue, america is against international units, does this worry you, defeat the important shrine, the fire will end, we have no other international concerns , they don't care about sending cluster bombs, according to the american magazine hill, at least 38 human rights organizations of the world have announced their opposition to giving cluster bombs to ukraine, and some of america's allies from england, germany, canada, and spain have also said that they are against sending cluster bombs to ukraine. international to send to ukraine a part of the new military aid package of 800 million, but some european countries are cautious about the decision of the united states to equip ukraine with cluster bombs. more than 100 countries of the world signed this treaty in 2010. amir soudaei's report from berlin to the federal supreme court of the united states that the percentage of cluster bombs sent to ukraine these days is the last time these bombs were used at sea in 2009. since the 1950s, germany was one of the 14 countries that exported cluster bombs, u

spoke with american tv reporters.st place, we don't want to weaken the supreme court. we want to restore the balance between the three branches of government. what is the basis of democracy over the past 20-30 years, the supreme court has received too much power, it can annul literally any decision of the authorities , there is no such thing anywhere in the world. we don't want to weaken the supreme court. we just want to get everything in order. we do not need a court that obeys us. we need an independent but not omnipotent court. the opposition immediately drew attention to the fact that that the prime minister avoided answering a cnn reporter's question about whether he was ready to abide by the decision of the supreme judges if the law of the knesite was rejected by the former defense minister, and now the most popular opposition politician benny gans , warned netanyahu if netanyahu, like any elected official, does not follow court decision. he will carry out a coup d'état that will change the nature of the politi

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american history tv saturdays on c-span2 exploring the people and events that tell the american story 7:00 p.m. eastern, author, political activist gary casper discusses the 75th anniversary of the 1948 berlin airlift. he also looks at harry truman's leadership during that crisis. global conflicts that we face today. 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency. rebecca box roberts examines if first lady wilson was an acting president while woodrow wilson recovered from a stroke. she also takes a new look at the second missus wilson to live in the white house. exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturday on c-span2. to find a full schedule o your program guide or watch online at any time on c-span.org/history. c-span.org is c-span's online store. browse through our latest collection of c-span products, apparel, books, home decor and accessories. there is something for every c-span fan and every purchase help support our nonprofit organizations. shop now or any time at c-span shop.org. >> next day look at the covid-19 small business administration fraud report. the inspector

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packages of military aid to ukraine at once . 400 million dollars were reported by journalists of the american tvnnel cnn and with a link according to two sources in the us department of defense, the allocation of the second package should be officially announced by the end of this week. both packages will include additional ammunition, military equipment, in particular anti-aircraft missile systems for the sans and drones. in addition, the pentagon announced that they plan to pay more attention to the repair of the equipment that was damaged during the hostilities . well, australia introduced another package of anti-russian sanctions. antibiotics were also added the sanctions were announced by the minister of foreign affairs of the green continent, penning. according to her, the restrictions will affect 35 russian organizations and ten citizens from russia and belarus. according to the head of the foreign policy department, a company that supplies advanced technologies , electronics and equipment to the russian armed forces and organizations that deal with atomic energy and the extraction of arc

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this is from our american history tv collection and we have covered a number of events about oppenheimer over the last 10 years or more. here he is from 1945. >> the speed of the development, the active and essential participation of the developer and have no doubt contributed greatly to our awareness and the crisis that faces us, even to accept the response ability of its resolution. but these are contingencies. what is not contention is that we have made a most terrible weapon that has altered abruptly and profoundly the nature of the world. we have made anything that by all standards of the world we grew up in is an evil thing. by so doing, our participation and making it possible to make these things, we have raised again the question of whether science is good for man, if it is good to learn about the world and try to understand and control it, to help gift the world of men increased insight and increased power. because we are scientists, we must sing -- essay yes to these questions. it is our commitment seldom made explicit and seldom challenged the knowledge is good in itself. kno

several american tv channels are preparing the presidential pool for such results of the investigationinformation about where the substance was found earlier, sources said that cocaine was found in the waiting room in the west wing, now talking about a closet at the entrance, the white house press secretary even stated that, along with the discovery of the package, high traffic. now tv channels. they say that to see who dropped the bag with the substance on the videos. it may not work out that the cameras look, supposedly it will not work in another place and find the prints of the bag. uh, with substance quote. too few. so the white house is trying to hush up a loud story that is not profitable for biden commented, watching the user's situation on the internet. well, the president of the united states had a fight from the podium speaking in south carolina , biden suddenly began to stomp loudly on the floor and knock on the podium. and after the approach of the already amazed audience, he said that he did not want to stand. this quote is so high, apparently, the video has scattered acr

the 45th president of the united states said on the air of the american tv channel fox news in response of the host ee if he would decide, in the event of re-election, to stop the flow of money going to ukraine . iv dollars you have to pay europe in compared to the neighboring states, he does very little - trump says in an interview, i wonder how he will convince me, this is the most interesting thing to me. well, to be honest, trump said that they spent 150 billion, that is, the united states of america on ukraine, and the european union only 20, and i will just remind you that people understood what to say about afghanistan during the 10 years that they were there, that the americans spent up to three trillion . you left and basically now eh afghanistan is under the economic influence of other countries well, but the usa went to spend another 3 million and for some reason trump has absolutely no questions about it. well, after lukashenko in st. petersburg, he complained about the evil leaders of western countries, who put pressure on belarus from all sides. in the country itself, that

that moment came when she ripped up a photograph of the pope on american tv. few years later she declared that she was mother bernadette, ordained by a breakaway catholic sect. after that she announced she had converted to islam. her life was turbulent but she was more than open about her struggles, her mental health. it's been an eventful life for you, sinead. well, as my friend said to me the other day, "you're not boring"! i sometimes get upset because you get a lot of, you're a terrible person this and that. my mates would say, "you're just not boring". # i thought that living with you was sometimes hard... she continued to perform but losing custody of her son, shane, left her bereft and then, aged 17, he was found dead. # nothing compares... sinead o'connor. those were real tears. # nothing compares... music journalist matt charlton told us more on how sinead o'connor will be remembered. as a force of nature, i think that's the first thing that will spring to mind with people. but then very, very closely followed up by this amazing voice coming out of th

marine and a criminal who served 3 years in russia for a drunken brawl resistance to the police on american tvired as a fined student, a varmint reed was evacuated from ukraine with the assistance of non-governmental organizations. he would like to return to the united states, because he has to go to study at george pants university next month. while the state department, officially does not declare trevor reed, no one sent to ukraine. this is his amateur activity mr. reed did not engage in any activity on behalf of the us government and, as i have already noted , he was very clear when he warned american citizens of the us subjects that they should not travel to ukraine, not to mention participation. there , last year he was accused of hostilities in turkey on the russian pilot konstantin tiroshenko, whom the american special services kidnapped, tortured and forced to confess to drug trafficking president biden reported at the time that he personally oversaw this exchange i made. i arranged everything, and now the us authorities are not unreasonably worried. that after this, when a prisoner,

zelenskyi and putin to the negotiating table and stop the russian war in ukraine on the air of the american tvhannel fox news the 45th president of the usa once again boasted of his friendly relations with both presidents, he once again emphasized that he would end the bloodshed in ukraine in 24 hours, although he added that if he were the president, there would be no war at all. well, let's listen to the plan of the ex-owner of the white house, donald trump, you know what i have excellent relations with putin. i would tell him that it is necessary to negotiate. i would also tell zelensky that it is necessary to negotiate. one of them would hear from me that he will receive a lot of money and the other will not receive any money. how could this be settled in 24 hours? such details because earlier donald trump spoke only about the fact that he would end this war in 24 hours if he became president, and now he even said how he would end it not just by sitting volodymyr zelenskyi and putin at the negotiating table. and what would he be spoke at this table to both of them well, the fact that americ

today , dmytro kuleba , the ukrainian minister of foreign affairs , spoke on the american tv channel and had an interview with american journalists, and he said the following thing that one a destroyed russian bridge means fewer destroyed ukrainian lives, because through this bridge, russia strengthened its forces in the temporarily occupied crimea, strengthened its forces in the temporarily occupied southern regions of ukraine, so this and this event also have an important strategic significance for the development of events on the battlefield in principle here are the comments and the content and here are the comments of the experts, we will monitor the notary to see how they will comment on it and what possible opinions will be offered by the order and the american press, we will definitely monitor, thank you, leave for your as always detailed analysis with us on a direct link from capitol hill, there was a hawk monitoring the american response to the attack on the kerch bridge and we are moving forward russia's decision to suspend participation in the black sea grain agreement wi

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russian war, ukraine will definitely become a member of nato, about this in an interview with the american tvchannel cns, the minister of defense of the united states of america scolds austin, but for this, the head of the american department of defense says, official kyiv must necessarily introduce the necessary reforms, in particular the judiciary . well, and also modernize its own armed forces in accordance with nato standards, while the us secretary of defense once again confirmed that washington continues to help the ukrainian armed forces bring victory over the russian aggressors, so what did he say after exactly that nato which two days yesterday and the day before yesterday took place in the capital of lithuania, vilnius , there was a lot of information, you saw how much it was from our broadcasts well, but a day has already passed after the end of this summit, it was time calm down a little rethink rethink think about that and what did they actually decide and what did they actually approve well, it will help us figure it out today oleksandr kraev, expert of the council of foreign po

that moment came when she ripped up a photograph of the pope on american tv.ew years later she declared that she was mother bernadette, ordained by a breakaway catholic sect. after that she announced she had converted to islam. her life was turbulent but she was more than open about her struggles, her mental health. it's been an eventful life for you, sinead. "you're not boring"! i sometimes get upset because you get a lot of, you're a terrible person this and that. my mates would say, "you're just not boring". # i thought that living with you was sometimes hard... she continued to perform but losing custody of her son, shane, left bereft and then, aged 17, he was found dead. # nothing compares... sinead o'connor. those were real tears. # nothing compares... sinead o'connor who was that at the age of 56, that we short message. really sorry to hear the of sinead o'connor, her music was of the around the world and her seven was unmatched beyond compare. condolences to her family, unmatched beyond compare. condolences to herfamily, friends and all of whom the mus

now the picture with russian stores from the airs of major american tv channels has completely disappearedng by the popularity ratings of english-speaking video bloggers. spectators with great interest and today look at our grocery shelves, i will say right away in the empty shelves in russian supermarkets around the world. i know that some youtube bloggers showed photos of empty shelves to attract attention, or something else, but there is no food shortage in russia now. people stock up at the very beginning in fear of the unknown. but this is what a typical grocery department in a russian supermarket looks like now. of course, not by bread alone, but the rest also have something to compare with. mikhail kinchenko vyacheslav arkhipov yulia zagranichnogo marina melnik channel one usa i am russians, that 's all. well, right now igor kostolevsky and igor gordinov serial spy tape silver wolf. i want to speak with the general. semyonov, i promised him a book to return the silver wolf is called. no, no , i'm at the assessment today. yes, volkov's freaking out . i didn't come to you from the str

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russian leadership in order to help this erosion from within the kremlin leadership, and also the american tvnnel, in particular, cnn and nbc, with reference to their own sources , reported that very recently there were yambrans in ukraine, most likely this happened even before the prigozhin rebellion in russia, and in particular he also met with president volodymyr zelenskyi . it is not known what they talked about, no matter how someone likes it, but russia remains a part of european history and culture, let alone geography will change, and therefore russia will remain our biggest neighbor, the minister of foreign affairs, not alexander shallenberg, said about this on the air of the austrian tv channel orf -2, and he is against all those who want to replace putin in the chair of the russian president , according to the head of the austrian foreign ministry, such a change could be potentially dangerous because, mr. shallenberg says, there are worse alternatives in russia besides putin. well, he repeated the russian mantra that in the west they want to abolish russia and everything russian ac

ukraine has already received cassette ammunition from the united states about it to the american tv channel cinema said the commander of the operational strategic grouping of tavria troops , general oleksandr tarnavskyi, according to him , the top management will make a decision on the area of ​​the territory where all ammunition can be used and noted that literally this a very powerful weapon. tarnavsky also emphasized that the russian army is very worried. we just received them. we haven't used them yet, but they can radically change the battlefield against them. he also understands that by detaining this ammunition, we will have an advantage. to use it well, germany detailed what exactly it transferred to ukraine within the framework of the new package of military aid, relevant information has already been made public on the website of the german government, among other things, it is in particular about the equipment for iris tia slm anti-aircraft missile systems, and six cheetah installations and more than 3155 mm shells, i remind you that within the framework of nato in vilnius, german

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it is american tv. and it's important and it's extremely influencer al.lad we have this series tracing how we got are from an amos and andy to tyler perry owning his own studio. >> so good to sihave you. you think back, you know, 20, 30 years ago about the real dearth of black feature characters in dramas. that has changed, right, when you look some of the most significant characters and dramas on television today? >> yes, absolutely. it used to be that you would just have a character here and there, and now we have, you know, shonda land. i mean, "scandal." tv shows that are mostly black characters and this is so incredible to see, especially in the drama because when it comes to comedy, comedy is a little bit easier, right? it's a way to be more relatable. when drama there was a sense people didn't want to see dramatic tv with black people, but that changed when -- with the success of "roots" the miniseries. that let hollywood know there was money to be made in telling black dramatic stories. >> great dramas on television now. the queen sugar, p valley.

i spoke with american tv journalists. first of all, we don't want to weaken the supreme court.store the balance between the three branches of government. what is the basis of democracy in the last 20-30 years, the supreme court has received too a lot of powers, he can cancel literally any decision of the authorities there is no such thing, nowhere in the world. we don't want to weaken the supreme court. we just want to get everything in order. we do not need a court that obeys us. we need an independent but not omnipotent court. the opposition immediately drew attention to the fact that the prime minister evaded answering the question of a cnn journalist about whether he was ready to obey the decision of the supreme judges? if they reject the knesite law, former defense minister and now the most popular opposition politician benny gans warned netanyahu, if netanyahu, like any elected official will not follow the court's decision. he will carry out a coup d'état that will change the nature of the political regime in israel and nullify the legitimacy of the position he holds toda

free as an african american tv show by the twins because you over there. the worst thing that i can do is to say, you know what, i don't deserve. it's got my ancestors, harriet tubman, the buffalo soldiers that testing the air and the black panthers of self defense, the deacons of defense, not turn all those black men and women and many, many more and many more organizations they, they die for nothing. the one thing we should do after a black person a shot is the next day. we also carry historically asked americans have been given this socialization that we do not need to have guns. we're the only community ethnically in the world that believe that that is think about that statement. you don't need guns to protect yourself, but everyone else around you has guns. what kind of crazy, mental state do you have to be to believe that? and people wonder why, okay, why are blackman being attacked on a sunday after looking at houses and jogging and 3 white guys drop by in the truck and jump out and, and, and beat him up and shoot him. why does that happen? because