monthly stupefied antonins, as it appeared with your contract, i will be forced to invalidate the contract every month. how else our grandmother was then stolen, and her granddaughter took her to her village. they saw when i was breaking in the locked door, barricaded myself in the house and my grandmother did not let it out there in the village and buried it to write. do you understand yourself mikhalych what, for example, distinguishes me from our heads of lawyers and other judicial brethren are those who are simply eager to drag a whole caravan of camels through the eye of a needle, that conscience, conscience, brother, i can’t get anywhere, and sometimes it torments. and that's why i'm trying to subdue her. your honor, and from the handwriting examination of the statement of the dumbfounded antonina matveevna, it follows that she wrote it in unusual conditions. it is not excluded the state of mental excitement, or alcoholic or other kind of intoxication. i believe that in this case this statement e has no legal force. and besides, the very fact of writing such a statement does not yet

inexplicably, the day after the arrest, antonin ginzburg was sent to bryansk., it was on the territory of the modern bryansk region that she subtly committed a crime, and therefore the investigation continued there, only the machine gunner behaved after the arrest quite cold-bloodedly, which struck, including those who gave views of operas and investigative officers. she did not write a line to her husband. she showed no desire even to see her two children. nzburg was kept in the bryansk pre-trial detention center. for all the time, she did not ask for a meeting with her relatives in cold blood and calmly behaved during interrogations of hereditary events, restrainedly and calmly showed the places where she shot people. when they, uh, found her and brought her here, the whole district gathered here. if i had not guarded, the police, how many times the police had torn her to pieces, no, she was not considered guilty of herself. she clearly said i was doing my job. if you're doing a job, you'll be blind. no impudence, so she was excessive. antonina makarova herse

antonin research shows that most mediterranean jelly fish are perfectly safe to eat with just a small number needing toxins are moved through freezing simply by washing it's giving me hope that this could be a genuine food for the future that you face. in the europa jenny fiss considerate and noise and that they don't have a mantra this could b change of that either well west stopped is demonstrate the day the day yeah the lady power for launch rice also all the food. could be important for a local fisherman a local. restaurants the for local economies. highly priced alternative to me. i mean i stock is responsible for up to fourteen point 5% of greenhouse gas emissions. eating jelly fish as a substitute could help produce the very global warming that causes that. already popular enough to the far east. right now they con la be sold as food anywhere in europe. so today has provided some jelly fish and sent me to go jenny's collaborating shall. be on a visa. please can we cook for the jedi face. okay so now cornell dental. yeah yeah. this is two different spaces all jelly fish this bro

at various levels of the federal court system, including the supreme court, with the nomination of antonin scalia. so when i try to explain what magefreo iv sctfee, there's no, anyou adknow, discounting his personal charisma, his communication skills, his sense of humor. but it's also the fact that this broader infrastructure was really firing on all cylinders. and that continued, i think, into some of his successors, including, though president clinton would probably deny it, president clinton's presidency, which, in retrospect, also featured several conservative victories. >> i mean, you write on that front, quote... >> well, i think a lot of it neo,to oth, wi v the that clinton represented to the conservatives. he seemed to kind of exemplify the countercultural values that conservatives really define but there is also no question that conservatives in the clinton era were easily seduced by conspiracy theories about the clintons. they were willing to embrace the worst about the clintons, even if it had no basis in empirical fact.d l nk,isd thty, drove them not to recognize how good they

let's not forget that the third rome in the same palestine, in the face of the famous antonin kapustinlone , bought up half of palestine and, uh, attached the moorish oak to the russian orthodox church, who had it since 1808 in russia in the russian vision, by the way, apart from everything else and famous, the gates of judgment, he dug up and we all lost it in the sixties, but one man he did for the return of christian saints as much as no constantinople has ever done in his life. it 's just not to be forgotten, but on the other hand. after all, no one paid attention, by the way, here is the pope, he spoke here on the day of the immaculate conception of the virgin mary and sobbed at the moment of prayer for ukraine. this is a very touching video, where he cannot utter a word, he begins to sob. so the whole square is silent, i couldn’t contain my emotions. but did any of the paprian’s sobbed when there was a terrorist attack in beslan or maybe angels sobbed at ali, did any of them, did any of them ever sob for eight years, what happened in odessa a after all, ukraine is an orthodox cou

kane cross, they worked for moscow from the interface office and british intelligence services and antonin, he rose to the rank of adviser to the king. all of them were recruited under the scheme of the dech, young promising aristocrats of the leftist persuasion. as you said for growth and they grew up. yes, it was through their efforts that moscow learned in time about the start of work back in the west on atomic weapons, a thing absolutely vital for russia that communist what? and it was they who supplied moscow with information that made it possible to unfold the situation on the kursk bulge. in fact, he has a rather short 4 years for this business trip. he was in the uk , he personally attracted more than 20 agents for cooperation. that is, behind the cambridge five. there is another five. there is also an oxford group, the group is mentioned. you just said something like this, that when you began to comprehend for your professions, the game was presented.

turnover to support ukraine, secretary of state antonin said this, while it is about expanding the trainingthe ukrainian military by american specialists, moreover, on the territory of germany, but kiev requires otherwise, more weapons, more shells, and on voronin will continue. 500 military personnel per month, exactly to such indicators, the united states intends to expand the training program for the ukrainian military in the menu of firing from military weapons, practicing actions at the level of a platoon of companies and maneuvers with entire battalions will be trained on german territory from january the ministry of defense announces that we will expand training of the ukrainian armed forces under the leadership of the united states, including joint maneuvers and general wax operations, relying on specialized training on the equipment we are already providing to the ukrainians, combined arms maneuver exercises are the logical next step in our ongoing training efforts, which began in 2014 to build the capacity of the ukrainian armed forces the economy, he said so much that kiev needs

police say 27-year-old michael antonin approached i woman on christmas day. he sexually assaulted her and tried to force her into his car, but the woman was able to fight them off. he drove away and a white 2009 chevy blazer, and rescued his belief he has attacked women. if you know anything, you should call the concorde pd. >>> hate crime charges have now been filed and that viral video of a man on a racist rant and a san ramon in and out did 40- year-old jordan kroc was charged today. you see on video making racial and homophobic comments. the two were making a tick-tock video at the time in the in and out. were crockett confronted them. he was also charged with battery and police say that he was spitting out someone the next day outside of a grocery store in danville. he could face a year and a half in jail if convicted. >>> after nearly a week of mass cancellations, southwest says that it will be sent back to service normal service tomorrow. since christmas it has canceled 13,000 flights nationwide. 2300 of them have been here in the bay area with san jos

consider that the united states, antonin linkin, has directly declared an end to this conflict.ng washington with its usual juggling with words. right now, russia shows no interest in meaningful diplomacy and involvement in ending this conflict. biden said it could happen tomorrow if putin withdraws his troops, albeit in an american society that is tired of the actions of the democrats. increasingly distrustful, experts believe that western participation in the ukrainian conflict has long been meaningless, and according to the united states of america, 100,000 ukrainians were killed or injured, and europeans do not want to contribute to security, only eight countries out of thirty contribute two percent. imagine germany the richest country in europe does not want to wear its contribution. and we contribute the united states provides a majority in the us senate approved the new package of assistance to ukraine in new year kiev will receive about 45 billion dollars for the war in the west. the media have already written, despite the decision, some republicans are afraid that as so

the cambridge five, as the core of the soviet agents in london was called kim philby donald mclean antonins john kern cross. they were recruited by comintern intelligence officer arnold deutsch back in the first half of the thirties, leaving england in september 37, the daughter mothballed agents. he had to. this is not true. it's just that, it means that they should have remembered this, but he characterized them all that they sincerely believe us. they think that we are reliable, that we are nobody we are afraid that we are always in place, that we will not leave anyone in trouble. during the time spent without contact , members of the cambridge five have risen through the ranks. donald mclean worked for the british foreign office. blunt and kern cross were philby's counterintelligence officers, and burgess was in intelligence. restoring communication is always a risk of suddenly agents already lured away can recruit a person. well, very interesting, very suitable then, it turns out that he works for the counterintelligence of the enemy. and it's exactly the same here there was a questio

it was justice antonin scalia.ever, he conveniently, this is a guy who told judge judicial philosophy is that every word matters, every penguin remark matters. when you look at the second amendment, and alert to be part of a militia here, he is faced with that exact question in that case. unity says about that part of the militia? that part doesn't matter. ignore. mr. textualist, mr. says those words don't matter. he's very selective. he's very careful. somehow he always comes out and one way and the new court is just running with that. i will say this oh for our courts. and allison, your documentary features this. they have been a vehicle for some measure of justice. there can never be, nothing can undo what happened to these people. to be put through the extra torture that alex jones put them through, and our courts have rightly found him liable. he'll never pay it all. but you can see this new documentary, some measure of justice that was very valuable. >> absolutely. a billion dollars basically they got from hi

tank for collecting and analyzing information about the celestial empire, as us secretary of state antoninou published on december 16 in a press release, the goal of the american authorities is to gather talents, tools and resources in one unit for the successful implementation of policy towards china china itself in this document is called the most complex and serious geopolitical problem echoes blinkin and cia director william burns also recently announced that the agency is creating its own center to counter the prc, while no one hides its goals. burns called the chinese leadership hostile and hee. schnym and reproached in the fact that it is trying to replace the united states in the status of the most influential and powerful powers in the world, the press also writes that a similar secret unit was created this year in the structure of the pentagon ; a lot of things go in here. here , there is an increase in certain sections of the us military budget, which increases the cost of creating support for strengthening the grouping, and the fleet in strengthening the presence of the us navy

but as of chief justice roberts, justice of antonin scalia.ticular one with justice scalia inside alito's chambers. the rights of the leaders were in the right donations to the supreme court historical society. a nonprofit organization that was apparently used by shank as a vehicle to gain access to the supreme court. and that access came with instructions. mr. schenck gave his stealth missionaries close instruction and justices were more likely to let their guard down at the historical society annual dinners because they assumed attendees had been properly batted. this was a well planned, well financed strategy to gain access to some of the most powerful people in america. shank understood that understanding politicians could be kicked out of office, or lose the election, but supreme court justices, they had a lifetime tenure. and a man, was a strategy affective! shenk says that when he was told to -- now casually as that they in advance the courses in the landmark 2014 case bburwell v. hobby lobby stores, inc. that justice alito offer that d

. >> i want to bring in maris antonin and raul reyes. we're so glad to have both of you on.break down this border situation? it's complicated. people at home may not know all the nuance and the details and the politics surrounding this. >> title 42 is a trump-era policy enacted early on in the pandemic to send migrants crossing the southern border back either to mexico or their home countries without allowing them to apply for asylum as our laws indicate. part of the reason, the trump administration said, was to stop the spread of covid-19 in immigration detention centers even though the cdc said at the time that migrants weren't a huge causes of spread of covid-19. it was seen as a political move by critics just to use immigration again as this divisive issue and expeditiously expel immigrants from the country. when biden came in, he said he was going to end the policy right away. what we have seen is that the biden administration has sent mixed messages about it. they've come to rely on it more and more, especially as we got closer to the midterm elections when immigration

while there is no antonin barkov 49 years old, city of khimki, moscow region antonina is a teacher instudio. she teaches children acting skills, voice and proper breathing are her main tools, but for the last year and a half, a woman has practically not been able to work . the most important thing is that there is nothing to breathe at all. especially at night. antonina a lot i went to the doctor once, was treated with antibiotics, and was in the hospital. seven times she was pierced in the maxillary sinuses, a painful and unpleasant procedure, a lot of sinusitis. it still doesn't work. antonina was already tired of fighting the disease and turned to us for help. i came to dr. myasnikov. to learn how to treat sinusitis, because nothing helps me today. your name is antonina mikhailovna chronic extraneous purulent sinusitis here is a little different right away, when we are like purulent dimensions there are a lot of them, that i now i will say it does not apply specifically to this disease, because with purulent sinusitis there are many things against which i have said unjustifiably, b

the records, and the justice department's lawyer, who was a man you named may have heard of him, antoninscalia, would write president nixon owns these papers. the fourth people thought oh, my god, if he takes these papers, we could be involved in an obstruction of justice case ourselves. we could be subpoenaed. so ford decides that he's got to get nixon to sign something that gives his administration the right to enter, to use papers. and so that that's the origins of the pardon. the pardon happen for a number of reasons, but part of it is the ford, , the ford administration needed nixon to agree to a deposit agreement for these records. because otherwise, they faced obstruction of justice problems, because nixon wanted everything sent to california, , and they d no legal standing to stop it. so the pardon agreement, the less famous part of the pardon agreement was nixon agreed to a deposit agreement which didn't give the u.s. government ownership of the papers, but control. and the stuff brings us to congress because this agreement which is all wrapped up with the pardon gave nixon the

the issue of nominations especially if there's a supreme court vacancy, which can occur any time antonin scalia died 2016 and they decided to not have mitch mcconnell move on the nomination. then that gives some margin for error. joe manchin for instance who's up for releection decided he doesn't want to vote for supreme court nominee. >> what a difficult argument to make to voters i mean for those who follow this stuff very closely it's incredibly significant and important, but it is hard to make these kind of process arguments to voters especially when you are a candidate like herschel walker is who is not very skilled on the campaign trail at making these kind of nuanced arguments. you're hearing them talk about a check on president biden, well, that was only the argument the last time around. and clearly it was not enough, just really underscored how difficult it has been to settle on something that herschel walker can execute but also that motivates republicans who literally went out to the ballots, cast about someone else and skipped herschel walker. those are the people at least p

then, of course, subsequently antonin ilya started several new accounts timofey wrote to me hi, how are'm fine. you began to communicate very tensely, to put it mildly , he says that listen, it’s very difficult for me, because olya really insists that i don’t leave the house anywhere and don’t forbid me to leave the house. he worked. he went to work. i took the phone after all these messages that you wrote to me timothy, that i was like that about my mother, he also wrote, then that, uh, daughter, that you wrote at the train stations, you even wrote to the incoming message to me, already understand everything some years. e such enough hot correspondence. and i easily lose my temper. i could write too much. and even, perhaps, some things are scary. well, nothing , why are you doing this? when you didn’t see my mother at all, my mother is such that my mother is a homeless woman, he doesn’t cut off what he wrote. i want to know the purpose. i eventually came here for free, where to live? well, people are not judged by themselves. he came to visit me in the village. he came to visit timothy

let's find out how he is in antonin chernichenko's studio. hello, antonina. you know alena.t know anything. vadim doesn't tell you anything vadim didn't tell me , but i just know about her as a fact from his life. i know they were married. i know that they have a common child. and under what condition are you ready to raise alena's son only if matvey wants this himself, if it will be more comfortable for him only from the words of the child, i can say that he treats vadim very well. he says i love dad. i saw how warmly they communicate and he really feels very good when he brought him, uh, it was clear that the child was bored. and that he wants to communicate with his father more. here we are not talking about the fact that i will educate him, but that he communicates more with his father, judging by the way vadim behaves how he behaves recommended in my eyes. i think he has his reasons. so consider how vadim has proven himself to your eyes. he has established himself as a serious and reliable man. that is, you understand that mother and child cannot be separated. yes , i u

comment on david's the david bernstein holds a university professor chair at george mason university's antonin scalia law school. arlington, virginia is also an adjunct scholar here at the cato institute. david is the author of several books, the one who are we talking about today classified the untold story racial classification in america copies are available out there. and i'm sure david is willing to sign one for you. he will be talking for a while and our commenters afterward and i'll give them a bit more of a build up later are scheduled to be robert cottrol, a professor of law at george washington university law school and a specialist in race in american legal history and host of the new york times podcast. the argument i'll look forward to there joining us later and for now, david bernstein. thank you, ali. always good to be here with my friends at cato racial classifications law have been as american as apple pie since at least 19th century. modern tend to shake their heads with revulsion, even when they think about or read this length, their government authorities when to back in th

this position was voiced by secretary of state antonin.urage, do not provide means to strike in russian territory however, a us department of defense source said we do not tell kiev do not strike the russian way in russia or in the crimea we cannot say what they can do they can use their weapons as they wish , but when they use the weapons that we have provided them, the only thing we insist on is that the ukrainian army abide by the laws of war and the geneva conventions. please, first of all, here's what takes place in the donbass i mean, the situation around artyomovsk, of course, inspires optimism , it is felt that our grouping. in general, i came to my senses after a series. let's say not very successful events that were near kharkov, we are near kherson. many associate this and write a lot about it with the appointment. e, commander of general surovikin. by the way, i fully agree. and it's not even the personality of the harsh people, who call armageddon the fact that he is an offensive general. i think he is not only a general offen

it happens that the third rome in the same palestine, in the face of the famous antonin kapustin alonech, who had it from 1808 in russia under russian jurisdiction. by the way, apart from everything else and the famous judgment gates, he dug up and we all lost it in sixties, but one man he did for the return of christian saints as much as no constantinople ever did in his life. eh, it's just not to be forgotten, but on the other hand. after all, no one paid attention, by the way, here the pope, he spoke here on the day of the immaculate conception in honor of the virgin mary from weeping at the moment of prayer for ukraine. this is a very touching video, where he cannot utter a word, he begins to sob. so the whole square is silent, i couldn’t contain my emotions. did any of the popes cry when there was a terrorist attack in beslan or maybe angels wept at ali, did any of them, did any of them ever cry for eight years, what happened in odessa but ukraine same orthodox country. yes, and no one sobbed in a christian country, and then suddenly he sobbed before that there were buryats and ch

35 km for one it takes a matter of seconds the attack was supported by the calculation and heavy antonin'sed aerial vehicles corrected. they also warned of possible retaliatory strikes. in russia, special forces training centers similar to those in gudermes may appear with such an initiative as vladimir putin was approached by the first deputy head of the presidential administration sergey kirenko and authorized representatives of the head of state in the far eastern federal district yuri trutnev the day before. they are both together with the head chechen republic ramzan. kadyrov visited the russian special forces university in gudermes, where about 100 volunteers from different regions of our country are being trained, the presentation will end on january 5, after which the fighters will go to the special operation zone. today, the leaders of the cis begin in st. petersburg at the invitation of vladimir putin, the heads of the commonwealth countries will arrive in russia president of belarus azerbaijan kazakhstan tajikistan turkmenistan kyrgyzstan uzbekistan and the prime minister of arm

this is a scorched-earth tactic right off the bat, us secretary of state antonin.succeed on the battlefield, so he is waging war on civilians. he does it on purpose, he destroys the entire energy infrastructure. he wants to deprive people of heating water with light. and this is at a time when winter is coming to ukraine. at all, who, if not america, excessively, destroying for decades, different peoples and cultures can talk about scientific barbarism in ukraine with pleasure echoing the west to destroy russia russians urged secretary of the national security and defense council alexei danilov they just need to be destroyed so that they cease to exist as a country within the boundaries in which they exist, because today the russians have occupied for many years a huge number of peoples of the languages ​​of cultures, traditions in their own territory. they are just barbarians, and when they say that we should sit at the same table with these barbarians and say something. i think it would be unworthy. well, apparently, destroying the russian world, banning the russ