in ancient greece, the very name of the games came from the name of the ancient greek city of olympiaere held, let's move on to the last the subject of the tarantella comes from the name of the canadian city of toronto at the time. i have a card hanging at home and when i read the card, it seems that such a tarot card hangs. no, i have a map of our earth hanging there with all sorts of countries, what countries have, and it seems to be a tarantella. this is a folk dance from some african countries, it seems that valery did not prepare the tarantella dance very well. i hope to go there, because earlier, when they colonized north america , france was then on the territory of the team of modern toronto and then the tarantella dance was born. in french wench tell us where you danced it. well, we have a circle at school and i know for sure that this is an italian dance, a young woman, the correct answer to this question is no, because this is really an italian folk dance, the name of which comes from the italian city of taranto and not toronto, which is located in canada well at least we g

and even within ancient greece it developed slowly because as as you can imagine, know in the past people wouldn't have had the kind of space and resources to separate spaces for men and women, and nor would they necessarily have imagined themselves needing those separate spaces. so these are this idea of gendered roles and a particular of organizing society around gender emerged very, very slowly over thousands of years. and it was what the united states founding fathers really borrowed from when they were creating the united states, is that they looked to religion and they looked their imagination to nature. they imagined that in the past this is how it would always have been. and so from the inception, from the constitution onwards, there was this idea that women, a woman's natural place is in the home and a man's natural place is out in the public. and that really became a guidin principle foso much of, you know, the laws around, marriage and everything else within the united education, whether women had the vote, not even well into the 19th century when women were fighting for their

clay pots were made back in ancient greece, egypt, china, assyria and other countries of the ancient . natural clay dishes are in demand today and there is nothing surprising in living, breathing products made by modern craftsmen, alternatives. not yet. at the moment we are working on pure clay. that is, in addition, we do not have any, so the clay retains its natural properties. here are the properties. well, what is unique in the fact that you pour tea brew a mug of tea, meet you for a long time remains hot and at the same time delicious. and here, and you put this pot for baking. food also turns out delicious in the oven. you put flowers in a ceramic vase, and they look completely different than in a glass vase . how strong, but so porous material, it passes moisture. that's why, well enough misses to the extent that the product breathes moisture, the air passes through. this is probably the uniqueness of this red line and all this to attract. i really like to cook food in our ceramics in pots for stewing, it turns out, especially homemade , it reminds me a little of grandmothers'

he said i'm next after this olympics and time it will change in ancient greece well, so be it.question? is it true where the question was what, damn it, is maria masha often confused, she always does very well in subjects, and she is a very smart girl. you want to add, well, i want to say that this is not true, but i answered no, because the ancient olympic games originated in ancient greece no, because the olympic games originated. in ancient greece, the very name of the games came from the name of the ancient greek city of olympia, where they were held, let's move on to the last question the tarantella comes from the name of the canadian city of toronto at the time. i have a card hanging at home and when i read the card, it seems that such a tarot card hangs. no, the corner king is hanging. it’s just that i have a big map of our earth hanging there with all sorts of countries, what countries have and it seems to be a tarantella. this is a folk dance from some african countries, it seems that valery did not prepare the tarantella dance very well. i hope to go there, because ea

i’m in ancient greece , guarded rome, what was the only pantheon to the states, what was the top of thetectural genius of ancient architects oh, this is the so-called temple, everyone gods. this one had a height of more than 120 m, and right up to the fifteenth year, no one could give out anything more eternal and vestibules than this one. the ancient temple near rome teaches wool, you and i may have our little kole stepanteon. here is the ratunda, and it is stylistically red. e, may, a genealogical story. hang i just behind those butts with patterns of a great hour. moreover, the type is similar in belarus at the end of xviii xixi. we can state what privacy had, uh, sawing for giving, knowing that lydia so now there is another the orthodox church, which is de facto, giving catholic costumes to the nineteenth hunt. and this is the most basic volume of chalk - it's a round shape and a rainbow of hot soviet hour. such temples were not dismantled, they were also picked up by the soviet ones. uh, in the evening. there it was easy to fill in the storage of the album, everything was wrong, be

while you were sleeping in the british capital, a new exhibition called luxury and power from ancient greecethis time the organizer decided to debunk the well-established myth that expositions dedicated to ancient cultures consist of specimens of weapons, coins and cracked ceramics. so, in the center of this exhibition is the heritage of the strongest states that existed before our era, as the name already implies. this is ancient greece and persia exposition organically connects the cultures of two opposite worlds rivals east and west which actually has a lot more society than meets the eye. the attention of the audience is thousands of items of gold, silver and precious stones for a lot of space that stand in the history of their owners. on them you can trace not only the development of the empire, but also see the evolution of luxury. this exhibition will run until the thirteenth of august. well , there is still time, it turns out that, if you want, you can have time to look at the exhibition with your own eyes. well and in in general, it is never possible to be late for our weekly lesson

yes namely, through e strategy yes, it was still in ancient greece like this military trick, and the strategic. thinking it became obvious after the work of the ancient roman philosopher of the text julius frantino - this is the first century of our era, the book also called it the gem strategy. and so, and the best thing is to plan. uh, strategic actions and hmm decision - this is the anglo-saxons and, for example, fame for those that they use to fish in troubled waters. there, yes hide behind a smile a dagger to kill another on e. someone else's knife. it's all just british uh. hmm british reality and uh, remember that. yes, these are continuous yes, continuous strategies. or, for example, mystery is what elena just called. it is very important. it's a language, of course. eh, this is a real language, in which not only the ministers are discussing. lord london speaks exactly this language for literally every case that they have, they have a designation that is in the culture. and it is very important that we are widely known for 36 classical chinese stratogens, but in fact they of c

in ancient greece, the birth of vinegar, the word itself comes from the greek oxyuz.does sour mean in our production? uh, i'll tell you, we make alcohol vinegar, which you, as a housewife and all our housewives, use for preservation for all sorts of homemade salads, then we make apple cider vinegar. republic because our republic is the apple country. true well, this is the main fruit, so everything that was useful in apples remains in vinegar. as you understand, that is, everything is natural , of course, everything happens inside the bacterial cell, that is, it consumes the alcohol found in cheese, or it is hidden good vodka, or it is wine. apple or it can be seen grape then. it will be wine vinegar and a whole line. you and i have a host for us, who is a working woman who still needs to eat at home, cook everything , make flavored society, this is both dill flavor and garlic flavor for barbecue and just marinade vinegar, that is, with natural spices and extracts. vinegar is used in cooking, in folk medicine and in cosmetology, but not all vinegar is equally useful;

in ancient greece, only the pantheon was the guardian of rome, which was the pinnacle of the architecturalof the ancient gods and had a height of more than 120 m and a share right up to the fifteenth century , no one could give out anything more eternal and hallways than this one. an ancient temple near rome, so they teach sher , you and i, in may, our little kolya wants a stepanteon. here is a ratonda, and it is sterile red. e maya genealogical story. hang i just behind amy with patterns of a great hour. moreover, the type similar to belarus at the end of the xviii e we can start to have privacy e, sawing for giving knowing that lydia e, so now there is another orthodox church serving catholic costumes after the nineteenth hunt. and this is the most basic volume of chalk - it's a round shape and a maternity hospital hot soviet hour. such temples were not understood by the soviets. uh, in the evening. there it was easy to fill up the warehouse with an album of ley-pei for everything was wrong, because the round shape, and she just kissed and approached. significance for the concentration o

are flowers on one, and you are on the other on the high bank , finish the thought, because in ancient greeceethod of combating corruption in the form of suspension from power from the budgetary crust. you were called a prison. yes, just expulsion from the policy. so, as i understand it, this is the main method of fighting corruption in ukraine, which even resented in e. in denmark, they said that if ukraine is in this kind of acceptance, it will not be an import of stability, so i can just say yes, i think it will be an enchanting male and the european union this year. and you will not find ukrainians - how many areas to protect? yes, and i’m returning, because two very exciting summits are waiting for us, so i think zelensky’s projection is there in full. i just want to add a little to kirill, uh, in the same the same article is about point two. well , the second thing these guarantees say is that it will be possible to open military missions, and the strange ones of the european union on the territory of ukraine, if such will be agreed upon. i have one such mission buried now what is a mil

evening white muslims once i was even allowed to step on a rose petal that fell to the ground in ancient greeceose was dedicated to the goddess of beauty aphrodite this is absolutely of course, roses were then taken from greece to egypt and rome, and this is a very interesting fact . in roman houses, the rose was depicted on the ceiling as a symbol of what was said at the table . the secret of that time was preserved. roses contain a lot of vitamin c, calcium, carotene, iron, that is , it is also very useful, and special decoctions are made from the petals, which help when sore throat, stomatitis, trauma , bronchitis, rhinitis occur. of course, we are all beautiful i have known this since childhood , i remember the luxurious rose jam very well . this is how she is a beautiful and intelligent rose. earth well, it is possible that together with such a persistent atmosphere, it can negatively affect your well-being, listen, listen to yourself , please, and actually, the weather forecast for june 21 is starting from the western regions, so tomorrow in the western regions, the air temperature will b

then we will find out that on one side, that on the other side there are flowers, because in ancient greece method bo. corruption in the form of removal from power from the budget trough called ostokizom simply expulsion from the policy. so, as i understand it, this is the main method of fighting corruption in ukraine, which i even resented in e. in denmark, they said that if ukraine accepts this kind of acceptance, then it will be an import of instability, so i can simply say that yes it will. i think it’s enchanting for both nato and the european union this year, and you won’t find ukrainians a little everywhere to go to protect the people. yes, two very exciting summits are waiting for us, so i think zelensky wants everything there? i want just to add a little to cyril, uh, in the same article in the same article there is paragraph two, the second way, these guarantees say that the possibility of opening military missions, and the strange european union on the territory of ukraine, if such will be agreed no , well, such a mission, buried now what are military missions? what temporary mis

in ancient greece, the birth of vinegar, the word itself comes from the greek oxyuz.an in our production? uh, i'll tell you where we have alcohol vinegar, which you as a hostess and all our hostesses use for preservation for all sorts of homemade salads, then we make apple. republics because our republic is the apple country, true, but this is the main fruit, so everything that was useful in apples remains in vinegar. how do you understand? everything here is natural, of course. everything happens inside the cell of a bacterium, that is, it consumes the alcohol found in cheese, either it is vodka alcohol, good, or it is wine. apple or it can be seen grape then. it will be wine vinegar and a whole line. you and i have a hostess for us, who is a working woman who still needs to eat at home, we just make flavored vinegar, this is dill flavor and garlic flavor for barbecue and just marinade vinegar, that is, with natural spices and extracts. vinegar is used in cooking in folk medicine and in cosmetology, but not every vinegar is equally useful; now on the market you can f

according to the myths i would say the myth or legends of ancient greece come on, as we all know greecemount in the bank has not changed there is still 40,000 rubles. and i announce the beginning of the fourth roundal. a good go great. we never actually took the name of the teams. well our team is stupid. now. i believe that we will be a team named after anatolyevich because we want to hold on to tolio and from the very beginning something went wrong today not so, in the end, either supported us, and we believe that it is enough to earn money. the main thing is not to leave, in the minus. yes. well, yes, but mind you, 40, in my opinion, has never been at the end of the program. and today is this day . believe me, i believe that today the jackpot will be 80.000 80.000. i'm ready political opportunities video issues here viewer. he asks himself a question. eh, to our star signs, but first, let's choose this very viewer. matveeva, 37 years old, city of chelyabinsk xenia is fond of traveling by labeling books. uh, plans to spend the winnings on humanitarian aid for those in need. that's so

what time am i talking about now, really this is the same ancient greece or some, but are there suche pyloponnesian war. actually classics theories of international relations derive the main maxima. this is the concept of his realism in international relations, when countries compete with each other for their interests, their national understanding. it is in each case very individual criteria of common sense are also very individual to them must be treated. eh, respectfully. uh, that is, our concept of common sense is not at all necessary. the same in germany, the same in the usa, the same in china , in india, and this requires respect. and i think that cognitive realism allows for more that or, stand firmly on your feet, comprehending, that 's what is happening, what do you think, well, in any case, he creates the illusion that you are standing there on your feet. i would like to develop this. it seems to me that andrei said a very important thing. it is important for understanding today that the second world war really had a very strong influence on our consciousness, meanwhile it

in general, they appreciate it since ancient times in ancient greece, hippocrates even tried to treatthroat according to one of versions of the word parsley. it would seem that our native is of greek origin. here this plant was called petroselinon, stone celery. and even hercules adorned himself with it at solemn moments. and it was also considered romantic to give a girl a bouquet of dill, but not young, but umbrellas, where there are many flowers. the hearts of the blessed gods amuse themselves there , an ancient greek poetess wrote about dill. sappho it's hard to imagine a modern man. so i admired parsley or dill in children, in general, greenery often causes a continuous negative. why, in fact, they usually just repeat after adults, if, for example, a mother does not like dill, a child copies this from physiologists. from a czech point of view , greens can be difficult for children to swallow ; particles stick to the tongue and mucous membranes of the mouth, and then the very taste and smell, for example, parsley , begin to be associated with something unpleasant. well, does it ma

they are said to have been named after girls from ancient greece data. in general, beauty is there, and such, of course, will appreciate such rare species and varieties of plants, like skumpia tannery and bean, as well as a variety of conifers, in order to better navigate, visitors are offered to use an audio guide, as i understand it, you can’t touch anything. of course or not. like in a museum, you know? you can't touch anything there, you can't even breathe. in general, it is not advisable to breathe in this story, inhale as deeply as possible and amazing floral aromas deeper, but right now we will use the information from the belhydrometer website to tell. what are the temperature indicators outside the window in this the earliest time in the morning is summer morning. this morning in the country the temperature in minsk is up to + 12 °, the air warmed up in brest, the same temperature is a few degrees lower in vitebsk in the northern capital. in general, as if everything is going well, it is not strange. in gomel , yes, plus thirteen, and so it seem

in ancient greece, the birth of vinegar, the word itself comes from the greek aksyuz. what does sour mean for us production? uh, i'll tell you where we have alcohol vinegar, which you as a hostess and all our hostesses use for preservation for all sorts of homemade salads, then we make apple. only. republics because our republic is the apple country, true, but this is the main fruit, so everything that was useful in apples remains in vinegar. as you understand, that is, everything is natural, of course, everything happens inside the bacterial cell, that is, it consumes the alcohol found in cheese, or is it vodka alcohol, good, or it's fault. apple or grape wine then. it will be wine vinegar and a whole line. you and i have a host for us, who is a working woman who still needs to eat at home , just cook, we make flavored vinegar, this is dill flavor and garlic flavor for barbecue and just marinade vinegar, that is, with natural spices and extracts. vinegar is used in cooking, in folk medicine and in cosmetology, but not every vinegar is equally useful; now on the market

that wasn't the case in ancient greece. whos would be going around their own business, they didn't know what was happening in the senate. today we do today behave the opportunity to see all of this play out. 51 people signed a letter. we can all see through them this is a lot harder. he mentioned the tutors. if you had a problematic opponent they wouldn't have used that word. it if you have a problematic opponent quite easy. hire thugs, kill him, put in a port wine baylor and smuggle him out in the back door. not so easy the age of social media. total reputational destruction that they go for. >> jesse: didn't it used to just be a woman? you know, you send a woman into the bar, maybe a photograph or two was then, maybe an audio clip was recorded? >> yeah. >> families so unsophisticated these days. >> well, the greeks also sometimes sent a young man to tempt some of the senators in ancient greek style. >> jesse: both can be just as tempting. >> they believed in the hone trap back then. yes, it's very interesting. all of thes

history by the ears, which westerners love to do, but on in fact, they have nothing in common with ancient greeceic tribes that were ruined. e, rome well, ours. uh, far eastern politics. today, too, received an interesting reinforcement. in any case, the ministry of defense of the russian the federation began teaching these as well. ocean, fleet, let's listen. the forces of the pacific fleet have begun to work out practical tasks as part of the exercise in the ecuadorians of the japanese and okhotsk mary , more than 60 warships and support vessels for about 35 aircraft of naval aviation , coastal troops, and more than 11,000 military personnel are involved in the exercise of the grouping of forces of the pacific fleet. well, it's kind of serious. yes, i remember a week or two ago, but inside from ships in estonia yes, i remember a few couple of weeks ago, in my opinion, there were congressional hearings, where the american military intelligence, uh, told, so what is happening to the american congressmen? there's a lady over there, a senator asked a question. well, they say that we pressed the rus

beginning of the 2000s i heard answers at the level of china but the egyptian pyramids were built in ancient greece and why not the egyptian ones he said, well, they called they tried to retell the movie the mummy in such a way instead of answering the history of ancient egypt in particular , that is, it was already clear that culture was being replaced by chich. and what it will be and further and that's astrologically. here was the pick of this period, which is just now ending by the way. and all this will move into another sphere of virtual reality, but it seems to me that now, in addition to territorial issues, there is still such a struggle for traditional values ​​in russia, a struggle for minds and for the younger generation. e that everything will be there, the family will succeed or in your opinion save russia. uh, well, the fight is definitely not only for the minds. in russia, that is , the main arena of battles, in fact, we are not territories. not passports, not borders. this is a very revealing story, with the same ukrainian crisis, where people with different language passports are f

such a poisonous plant that in ancient greece it was even used to poison. when inhaled. well, nevertheless, these are also medicinal plants and the decoction of the granny ran is used as an expectorant for colds. touching its juice burns the skin on contact in the sun, so one of the recommendations. it is urgent to wrap it up instead of contact with a black rag so that there is no lighting, too, very dangerous people come from the word fierce, because. really. it is quite poisonous, but poisonous properties appear only when the plant is damaged in the juice, a volatile substance is formed, it is called animanin , it is especially dangerous to get into the eye , temporary loss of vision can occur, doctors call it night blindness, hence the second name of the flower, if by chance, and touched rubbed loss of vision, what to do , there is always the first law in toxicology, you must rinse with water, and if you have eaten poisonous, you must rinse the stomach, how to give the same egg white to enveloping in action. and you can give some kind of activated charco

e was still in ancient greece as this military trick, and the popularity of strategic thinking. ancient roman philosopher. julia frontina - this is the first century of our era, his book was also called strategy. and so, and best of all, and uh, strategic actions and uh decision - these are the anglo-saxons and, for example, the famous sartagim, which they use to fish in troubled waters. there, yes, hide behind a smile a dagger to kill another on uh, with someone else's knife. it's all just british, uh, british reality and uh, remember that. yes, these are continuous creations of continuous strategies. or, for example, secretly what elena just called. it is very important. this language, of course. eh, this is a real language , in which they discuss not not what the ministers, but the backbone, you understand, and lord london speaks exactly this language for literally every case that they have a designation that is in culture. and it is very important that we are widely aware of 36 classical chinese stratogens, but in fact there are of course more of them. and here, in particula

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the word narcissism means extreme self-love and comes from an ancient story from greece which princetonics department wants to get rid of, which is a story of a man who sees his own reflection in a pool and falls in love with himself and no longer can fall in love with anything outside of himself, and so you could say one of the underlying features of a progressive ideology is the inability to sort of love and appreciate the things outside of us. the things of the world. what we inherit. our tradition. our history, our nation. who we are. the literature, right, that we inherit. even the fact that we are man and woman. that becomes objectionable so this narcissistic trait at its most extreme is going to manifest itself as violence, pulling down statues, trying to erase history, trying to erase the tradition, but it's also let's notice, when it's even when it's not violent and extreme, it's the motivating philosophy of our ruling class today. it touches on exactly the topics you were just talking about in the last segment. rachel: absolutely. it's so interesting it's very easy to identify

guided by it and all the leaders of the kings and it was common in the cultures of mesopotamia ancient greecer the horoscope, we want to say that today is the last june day is celebrated as a ridiculous social media day, our common holiday, because everyone is there in one way or another. well, now the horoscope on june 30, the twelfth lunar day gives way to the thirteenth the twelfth day of the sun is a very creative character. one might even say that he is talented. a rich imagination and a good intuition. he doesn't feel inspired. if you need to invent or compose something, this day is very good for him to restore something, give a second life to an old thing or sell something that is not needed, and another of his useful skills to unravel what is tangled, he also has enough minuses . he is vulnerable, touchy, not always in control of himself , highly dependent on his mood. what can you do subtle nature. sometimes we are on such days we are on a tram away from reality, we dream about something, we are hovering in the clouds, and some tempting prospects can beckon aries and the luminaries o

hello everyone, welcome to the cnn special report, i am christiane amanpour live in the ancient city of athens in greecee seeds of democracy were first sown. one-on-one with former president barack obama, here sounding the alarm on the fate of democracy and working to strengthen it through the foundation, joining me at the snf cultural center in athens, devoted to civil society and discourse, he spoke candidly about the presidential race, including both of these successors, donald trump and the current president joe biden. the last overseas speech was right here back in november 16, barely a week after donald trump won the election, his messages that democracy would prevail. in the years since, democracy is taking a battering in the united states as well as around the world, from attacks on the rule of law on the press and the rise of autocrats. is delivering the same message now more urgently than ever.>>> mr. president, welcome. >> wonderful to be with you. >> and i asked you about your commitment to democracy right here in athens, he did give a speech, your last speech as president, about a week afte

i'm christiane amanpour live in this ancient city of athens in greece. the seeds of democracy were first son. tonight, my one-on-one with the former president barack obama who is here, sounding the alarm on the fate of democracy and working to strengthen it through his foundation. he joins me at the athens ehsan f cultural center. just devoted to civil society and discourse. he spoke candidly about the current presidential race, which includes both of his successors, donald trump and the current president joe biden. it is worth noting that obama's last overseas speech, as president, was right here. back in november 2016. barely a week after donald trump won that election. his message that democracy would prevail. but in the years since democracy is taken a battery in the united states as well as around the world. from attacks on the rule of law and the press to the rise of autocrats. so, he's delivering that same message now. more urgently than ever. mister president, welcome. >> it is wonderful to be with you. >> can i ask you about your commitment to d

ingenious discoveries some thoughts are selling nearby, because a lot of all sorts of ancient scientists were from greeceful omega is also in sea fish, but i’ll try to persuade my child to eat it, at least a couple of fish cakes a week and the work ability of the brain will increase in it there will be more gray matter, which is just responsible for memory and speech. the same bullets are not saturated fatty acids in linseed oil, if you compare the human body with a car, then the brain must also be lubricated with linseed oil, it strengthens brain cells not makes them grow old, even for a ten-year-old boy. and it also helps to normalize sleep, the very thing. if the brain is tired, for the brain to work well, you need 2 3 eggs, just don’t eat it. well, not every day, well , at least a week, and here danya is absolutely right, if mental activity is high, an egg for breakfast is priceless, because it contains lecithin niocin halin substances that nourish the brain tissue. it will be easier to memorize valuable information, the emergency help of the brain in the schoolchildren's chocolate, you definitely do

matured europe is a store of facts stolen in various medicines, greece has been trying to take away from britain for a year treasures of ancientdemands from berlin she will return the bust of nefertiti so as soon as the values ​​​​of the lavra cross the ukrainian border. they think herman's twin is missing. anastasia take care. first channel. vladimir putin today held telephone conversations with the leaders of iran and qatar, both of them expressed full support for the actions of the russian leadership in connection with the events of june 24 with the emir of qatar, in addition to ben hamad altani, the president of russia spoke about the further development of bilateral cooperation, and this was the aim of the recent visit to moscow, chairman of the council of ministers, minister of foreign affairs carter, according to the press service of the kremlin, vladimir putin warmly congratulated his interlocutor on the tenth anniversary of his accession to the throne, as well as on the upcoming eid al-adha holiday. congratulations to the leadership and people of iran on eid al-adha were heard, and during a conversation between vladim

ancient times. the peoples of egypt, india and greece noted that the mud, rich in useful minerals and combining twos at once, earth and water, has properties that can heal internal and external ailments, for example, wrapping with dead mud. the sea was a favorite procedure of the egyptian queen cleopatra, and the greek historian herodotus praised the magical properties of clay and horse mackerel in his writings. in present mud. the treatment is used in medical centers and beauty salons around the world, and even western celebrities like madonna naomi campbell and demi moore use mud to keep their skin healthy and youthful, but what is the real secret behind the healing components of the mud. whether it is really a panacea or work only with complex treatment, we will find out right now and we have heroes in the studio today who tried to cure their short, muddy treatment. let's take it in order. does mud help or not, and let's start with you alexander good morning. good morning. please tell me what problems did you have? do they stay where you are? or and what kind of mud used to treat the problem? it

been information to greece and ancient rome historically have a large group society that were gay or not like the race or characteristic that is unchangeable. homosexuality can be learned and schoolrooms are teaching it. there shooting him sexuality as normal -- they are treating homosexuality as normal. when historically it was taboo in ancient rome. at the heart of it is a misunderstanding of right and wrong. in america come historically 20th-century sexuality was used -- viewed as sexual perversion and not is promoted at schools and companies and hundreds of major companies even chick-fil-a is now a pro-gay company. why would you promote unnatural sexual behavior to children and adults? host: robert in kentucky under independent line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. my call is in reference to donald trump and the people who support him, the so-called evangelicals. mr. trump's want said he had never thought forgiveness for from god because he had never done anything wrong. what i do about teachers of jesus christ is that we all have fallen short of the glory of

feels like ancient history but if you recall the summer and fall, the crises of what they called the big economies, portugal, italy, ireland, greecen, that credit crisis we had here spread across the pond and the european central bank has to quell that crisis, well into 2012 or 2013. if you want to talk about the stock market and debt market, the pandemic changed everything, the world changed march 2020. worried about -- the weightlessness and seeing the plummet search go to 15 in a few days. and the government realizing there is no business interruption insurance generally. we see a risk of a deep recession, even a depression. it was so unprecedented and there is only so much you can learn from the late teens with the spanish flu, what they called it back then. the time of woodrow wilson. so you are not exactly thinking about the national debt, you are thinking about saving everything from catastrophe and collapse and ppp, and certainly, between both administrations, the trump administration and biden administration, debt was an afterthought. and our borrowing costs were so low. if you saw what the 10-year treasury yield collapse

ancient city. she also go mines the city of anticopia was founded by immigrants from greece from the city of meletathis way, the city is almost 2,700 years old, 423 steps up the mountain and tridad, and we are in the center of ancient civilization, the spirit captures some kind of feeling, happiness, joy, the feeling of touching something ancient, something historical, such a thrill arises touch in your hands. it seems that alyona is planning a great route for the upcoming vacation astrakhantsova victoria shcherbakova channel one. happy holiday everyone. happy russia day today in our beautiful strong beautiful side of the birthday. so we congratulate her, of course, with all our hearts and the first channel in honor of the holiday prepared a lot of gifts for all tv viewers, tomorrow the multi-part feature film the great and catherine ii starts today, do not miss the documentary project empire peter i and the documentary film women of altai hello and so you should not think that you are fighting for peter but for the state the rulers handed over to peter, who were not afraid to change and change, fo

feels like ancient history but if you recall the summer and fall, the crises of what they called the big economies, portugal, italy, ireland, greeceedit crisis we had here spread across the pond and the european central bank has to quell that crisis, well into 2012 or 2013. if you want to talk about the stock market and debt market, the pandemic changed everything, the world changed march 2020. worried about indebtedness and the whiteness of feeling on a plummet search to the 15 in a few days. and the government realizing there is no business interruption insurance generally. we see a risk of a deep recession, even a depression. it was so unprecedented and there is only so much you can learn from the late teens with the spanish flu they called back then. the time of woodrow wilson. so you are not exactly thinking about the national debt, you are thinking about saving everything from catastrophe and collapse and pvp and certainly between both administrations, the trump administration and biden administration, debt was an afterthought. how are borrowing costs were low. if you some of the 10-year treasury yield collapsed to, everyone