let's talk about originalism with antonin scalia a.hat does that mean for him. >> as judge scalia on the d.c. circuit court of a p a, one robot -- run below the supreme court, launched a revolution in how judges pursue their business. what is the central business of a charge? they interpret constitutional provision -- judge? they interpret constitutional provision and argue over the law, whether between the government in a corporation or individuals and turned to the courts and say what does the law mean from their different perspectives scalia's approach to what we would call statutory interpretation, the central business of the judge is to interpret a law means, was originalism. it was a revolution when he came along, because until he came along, then prepared -- prevailed what liberals called the living constitution, the idea that the constitution is a living, breathing document that expands as needed. and as interpreted by judges and justices. to accommodate modern phenomenon that the founding fathers never could have envisioned su

[magdalena moans] ladi: doctor antonin. antonin: ladi. ladi: good to see you. antonin: you, too. she's having a good day, but it appears to be alzheimer's, and it's progressing quickly. ladi: at this age? antonin: trauma from the camp you mentioned may have played a role. i'm sorry. but you can see her now. if you will excuse me. ladi: josko. josko, come. josko: mommy. magdalena: josko. ohh, josko. [magdalena chuckles] what is that? josko: i made this for you. magdalena: you did? ohh. you made it yourself? oh, it is so pretty. what is this? josko: a train. magdalena: that's a train? [magdalena chuckles] a little train... ohh. [inhales] ladi: magda? ladi: magda? josko: mom? mom? [device beeps] [indistinct announcements over p.a.] josko: mom? ladi: shh, shh, shh. josko... it's ok. she's ok. [birds chirping] [music playing on soundtrack] man: come on. come on! toelock, toelock. step over. step over. get off your back. step over, step over. get straight. get balanced! heads up, heads up. [whistle blows] pinned him. yeah! whoo! [cheering] whoo! [applause continues] [cheering] coach: t

inexplicably , the day after the arrest, antonin ginzburg was sent to bryansk.it was on the territory of the modern bryansk region that tonka committed a crime, therefore, the investigation continued there, only the machine gunner behaved after the arrest quite calmly, which struck, including even the types of operas and investigative officers. she did not write a line to her husband. she did not even show a desire to see her two children . she was kept in the bryansk pre-trial detention center for all the time. she did not ask for a meeting with her relatives, she was cold-blooded and calmly behaved during interrogations at hereditary events, restrainedly and calmly showed the places where people were shot. when she, uh, well, was found and brought here, everything here, the whole district gathered. i would, if the police had not guarded, how many police there had cut through to pieces, no, she did not consider herself guilty, but she clearly told us, i did my job. if you're doing work, you'll be blind. no impudence, so she was excessive. antonina makarova hers

inexplicably, the day after the arrest , antonin ginzburg was sent to bryansk. all , 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 calmly enough after the arrest, which was striking, including even their types of operas and investigative officers. she did not write a line to her husband. she did not even show a desire to see her two children. 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 with restraint and calmly showed the places where people were shot. when they, uh, found her and brought her here, the whole district gathered here. i would, if the police had not guarded, this is how much the police had cut her to pieces, no, she was not considered guilty of herself. she clearly said i was doing my job. if you're doing work, you'll be blind. no impudence, so she was excessive. antonina makarova herself

began to treat myself this way and you won’t believe it, the whole environment has changed and even antonin’so has also monetized her peculiarity. trained as a psychologist. now it helps others to see the virtues in their shortcomings. each person is unique and this is the whole wonderful idea in itself, in general, this world is the second step in working with criticism to observe what exactly we react to, start to engage in self-coaching and ask yourself questions? and why does it hurt me, what do i feel now, but so

that i don't think it's a determining factor meanings there is a personal dislike of people like antoninsit seems to me such feelings, with regard to 1995. also in some countries there is a phenomenon that we call roman catholic clerical fascism , for example, in the south of germany in bavaria, but the main factor is still another ideology, which, it seems to me, has outgrown the so-called rainbow fascisms 25 years ago. i wrote an article about rainbow fascism in the usa because of their borders in the 20th century there were other forms of fascism. they disappeared, but one of them remained from her followers. there is a concept of world order based on the end of history, as francis fukuyama called it. it represents a kind of messianic idea of ​​​​a bright future, everything, as the communists promised, but with some changes. perhaps the tyranny of internationalism. the lgbt agenda of getting blacklifted women into black lives is important , it's all part of the ideology that motivates these people. joe biden victoria nuland us secretary of homeland security alejandro mallorca world gar

began to treat myself this way and you won’t believe it, the whole environment has changed and even antonin’sed her peculiarity. trained as a psychologist. now it helps others to see the virtues in their shortcomings. each person is unique and this is the whole wonderful idea, in general of this world the second step of working with criticism is to observe what exactly we react to, you begin to engage in self-coaching ask yourself questions. and why does it hurt me, what do i feel now, but adults can do it children need help. how we coped with criticism, we sat down with her and said what was bothering you. why how can we influence this on line 10 tells that the upcoming fear of criticism is sometimes unbearable to help her cope with this, her namesake has come. polina bolshakova is a clinical psychologist. what you're most afraid of in this situation is that i can't handle it. i like rules. it is called, or we are shy, or successful. uh, step three is the notion that any process is a path. and if we want a result, we need to act, they constantly criticize me and say. why are you showing this

short conversation, which happened at the initiative of the united states between sergey lavrov and antoninate.

it is written there quite right and british foreign minister antonin, but, because everything has been only names left. i also think that this is still a good medal? during a reception in the catherine’s hall of the kremlin , of course, in 1943, the reception led the version and stalin suddenly helped the translator’s finger with a wonderful translator, who left his memoirs to valentin mikhailovich berezhkov. what did you say to him? he said almost in a whisper, stalin ordered to pass it on to the american. just in case, he suggests that this was very important information, americans. we were very happy. speculation that, uh, the american was given information that a retaliation plan was carried out, i think it was called, uh, according to which, uh, the americans , the american pilots were supposed to, uh, shoot down the plane they were flying. uh, japanese uh admiral i'm someone no. vladislav borisov of the dorogorsky secondary school of the mezensky district arkhangelsk region, perhaps, stalin asked to tell the americans that the soviet union would go to war with japan after the def

antonin, from today, the process of replacing the first generation centrifuge machines with advanced ir6 machines and equipping the bay unit 1 hall with a capacity of 8 new chains in the site will be opened tomorrow, in the same breath, two new chains of advanced centrifuges and four new cascades with a capacity of 8 cascades have been launched . they were named the world's most cited in 2022 identifying the top researchers of highly cited articles, the colors displayed on the website in science and social science citation shows in the last decade from sadiq 1011 to 2021 have been navigated . the iranian national football team in a special and stunning show with the defeat of wales surprised the students. with this victory, carlos queiroz became the best player of the world cup of our country's national team against wales. there were 5 changes compared to the first match . until the twelfth minute, the two teams had a balanced game . punishment man minute 15th on one and two test and qolizadeh ali qolizadeh in the game of wales and opened that the video assistant referee didn't accep

you see antonin sergeevna the fact is that i prefer shakespeare to mayakovsky excuse me it's better to be a sinner than to be reputed to be a sinner in vain for a terrible denunciation and joy perishes. if it is not ours that should judge her, but someone's mind. and mayakovsky reinforced concrete this is not true. listen to everything that owns, my soul. and her wealth eat death to her. the splendor that eternity will adorn my very immortality, which, rumbling through all the centuries , the knee of the bowed will gather world speech. all this you want. now i will give for one word affectionate. yes, yes, please, igor nikolaevich another female voice thank you yes, yes. thanks for the compliments. that's right, on the occasion of landau's birthday. yes, i 'll be late. a bottle of champagne took out bird's milk and i immediately guessed that you are katya shumeiko's dad . she sometimes visits us. beautiful girl i'll tell you a secret my grandson is in love with your katya yes, yes. so what else, maybe we will be born, this is not necessary. this is not necessary. hello andrey in genera

antonin, blunt guy burgess and john kern cross, occupying high positions in british government agenciesrs passed on invaluable information to soviet intelligence on the documents that he managed. well, sorry for the simple expression of kidnapping the office where he worked. it was written in black and white that there would be allies. which lies the fission of uranium or plutonium another type of nuclear weapon, thermonuclear or hydrogen bomb will appear much later. a couple of days later , the full report of the uranium committee, which was brought by another member of the five, john kern cross, was at the disposal of the london residency. he was very bad at technical matters. he did not understand anything about what was being said. and he, in order not to be mistaken, handed over all the documents in a row. he said i would take the risk in the evening handing over the documents to you in the morning before work you return them to me and i told them to the place that the critical mass of uranium 235 had already been determined, that in britain they were starting to build a plant for

were recommended very little for my weight, and then, when the marathon ended, it began, this is antonin’s5 marathons. eh, listen, well, my stomach has gone for a walk completely with the stomach problems have become big, that is, there is a constant violation of the water-salt balance. e move yourself without outside help, while i am very active and i can go to the mountains. i do sports. i go to the gym and swim. that is, i have a very good activity. now there is a short pause, and right after the history of the entire russian deception. what do you call on your desire to lose the hated kilograms, and losing weight turns into a terrible weight gain? under these melodies, the stars fell in love, got married, celebrated the birthdays of children, each song is a personal story, genuine feelings, my melody is a show that opens up new emotions. recall everything today at 21:30 on the russia channel freshly ground, freshly brewed small, cappuccino for only 35 rubles. delicious point only in the app strong interior of your bedroom with unison bedding sets great discounts easy shopping no need t

noticed what successes we have we, well, we all for some reason forgot that at the end of february, antonined central asia and india. yes, there is such a formation, five plus one. yes, what were the issues? well, the questions are certainly also again the first question that says security. that is , almost everything is hidden under this word today, yes, that is, as in twelve chairs, they will probably beat it this way or not, that is, it always goes on today. we see serious negotiations have taken place. with oblique jamart. such negotiations took place for you, blinkin directly by ourselves. the head of state of uzbekistan, shavkat mironovich, is where global issues were resolved, and we can and what, today we see that those that the oil that is starting to be pumped today, kazakhstan, it bypasses, first of all , the caspian pipeline consortium, then, as i understand it, americans went along the path of the late seventies and early eighties. yes, suddenly the oil market collapsed sharply, and many people say that this is what put an end to the soviet union , and here we start talking abo

rejected from the west , listen to what antonin said today about the meeting with the dolphin and putinrries him the most? today and for a few more days, these chairmen will be meeting with president putin in russia, we expect china to use this visit to call for a ceasefire as part of their proposal for a peace settlement, but termination. fire now, a long-term solution would allow president putin to rest and equip his troops in an interesting way, and then resume the war at a more favorable time for russia, the world should not be deceived by any tactical move by russia, supported by china or any other country, to freeze the war on its own terms. doesn't it seem to you that alexei is some kind of frightened blinken and is carrying something. well, it’s clear that there are shifts of a geopolitical scale , putin’s meeting and they see only a small piece of this peace plan, and then they don’t god forbid, they will now offer to freeze the conflict, because putin will gather his strength and e. the fact is that in the end all this rhetoric covers only one thing, and it covers up the fact

it will be done so, ask antonin's friends, to be honest, natasha, i would not recognize you.gnize you if you passed, it’s from her birth that the word dress has been on, i forgot how to do it. and that's it, how as if not sura turned down, in fact, good good. she's just stupid to learn. this is a different person. simply, as if nothing was left of just that you, and this is not only in the image, it is in the eyes in a smile. it's just incredible in your walk. just an incredibly dear person. energetic god, what happiness , tell me how i was afraid that you would come out and be here i am, actually, we also worried and wanted you to really come out. that's so shiny. and everything met your desire and expectations. yes, i begin to beg you, you leave don't leave us with hope. we'll still be of use to you. yes, katya is smart, beautiful. it's just not just impossible natasha is a very spectacular and beautiful young girl, thank you, but this is not yet a pencil case. this is where it ended. only folk images. and now you send everything to fashion stylists and fashionable images a

he clerk for judge michael luttig and antonin scalia. matthew seligman, matthew seligman and nonresident fellow at the constitutional law fellow at stanford law school. focusing on election law, constitutional law, a federal court contracts and private law theory. he clerked for judge douglas ginsburg. we welcome our witnesses today. we thank them for appearing. we will begin with wearing you win. would you please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear and affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you're about to give is true and correct your best knowledge, belief, so help you god? will the record show the east of the witnesses answered in the affirmative. please know that your worker testimony will be entered into the record in your entirety. we will ask you to summarize your testimony to five minutes. we will give a few more minutes to schmidt and lynn, the custom of this committee. we will start with senator schmitt. you know how it works with the lights, senator. like we said we will give you a little extra time there

in ukraine, he also flew to india, and antonin and the state department said that as long as russia wasevious relations with america. russia's brutal insult to the international order cannot continue the united states will continue to hold moscow accountable for its unprovoked and unjust war against ukraine , the g20 must now hold russia accountable for its failure to respond to the effort. he, on the opening of sea routes for the delivery of grain , cannot be returned to normal business with the kremlin while he is waging an unscrupulous war. but as for conscience, then, if blinkin had it, then her and the baucle had the ringing of a coin or the sound of guns, which for him is the same as a lullaby from his mother, a short advertisement and we'll be back. city ​​m gorky well, or in the old way a pocket of russia we are friends in nizhny novgorod ghosts of the previous owners do not meet here very many of my guests say that they saw i feel like a cat who has a birthday. and this is our sturgeon, or what? or who is throwing it? who cares? everything is there, god, what kind of mutant is

. >> yeah, well, if you go back to the heller decision, the late antonin scalia in that case said there'sbut commonsense restrictions on that right from municipalities and states to pass statutes for their skate. the current supreme court don't believe in that. they're highly interested in drastically and dramatically expanding that second amendment well beyond any reasonable interpretation of it. we're poise to see the logical extrapolation of that idea with this case that's arising out of the 5th circuit. the supreme court could presumably side with domestic abusers to continue to have a gun. that will further shock the conscience of the country but it goes to show how much these justices act with impunity when it comes to ethics and with respect to far-reaching nature of the decisions. >> if you take their word for it it already has. >> they give speeches all the time, moaning, complaining about the public not liking them. part of the reason is because they're not bound by the same ethics. 73% of americans disagree with the decision they issued in with dobbs. i think until you have a c

into the background due to an unannounced meeting between sergei lavrov and us secretary of state antonin the meeting, there were no ministers. they just walked by. however, at the end of the summit , the american side did request a meeting with the russian delegation. negotiations were held on their feet and lasted only 10 minutes, given that the relationship is possible are at the lowest level. since the cuban missile crisis during the cold war, the mere fact that these two men met shows that, at least for now , high-level lines of communication between washington and moscow remain open. lavrov because of the controversy surrounding the situation. in ukraine, even in the western press. this has been described as a diplomatic victory for the russian central coalition. the west may remain strong, but it has failed to attract to your side. many countries that refused to take sides , moscow's diplomatic mission to build connections and sharpen the narrative over the past decade has borne fruit. well, now the tater has been somehow panicking in them lately, there are some quotes from here ab

the battlefield around the clock voiced the rejection of any peace proposals, secretary of state antoninthe leader of the state department, and said any pause will allow putin to rest. therefore, no peace of negotiations from the frosts of war back in the united states, they want xiqin to call for ilyansky and force putin to respect the sovereignty of ukraine china, these wishes have already rejected midki on er said that the united states has no right to criticize china and even more so blames beijing for the ukrainian crisis. after all, china, unlike the united states, does not pump up weapons to kiev. they call each other dear old friends at their fortieth xi jinping meeting. will designate vladimir putin as his partner, both in war and in the world, the man shared each other with authoritarian recipes of power and a mutual desire to weaken the influence of the united states china remains one of the largest importers of russian energy, chinese companies supply russia with spare parts to support russian weapons. the two countries held local military exercises first of the war. china di

you know, when he wrote the famous or infamous heller decision, justice antonin scalia made clear thate can be gun control. there can be reasonable gun control under the second amendment. so our elected officials are complicit in this slaughter because they have the tools to stop it. they have the tools to vastly reduce it. they refuse to do it. it is the most outrageous thing. once again, you have families who are devastated. you have children who are traumatized. you have a city that will never be the same after a shooting like this. nc after sandy hook. that's when 90% of americans started supporting universal background checks. that's when a majority of americans started supporting a ban on ar-15 military style weapons. that's when the majority of americans started supporting red flag laws. you can go down the list. i don't know the exact specifics of all of them, but we saw a break there. we also -- we read stories, and maybe you can help out here, during the 2020 óu >> what the impacts of the bullets did to those kids. one a young child. the other a teenager in high school. it is

grabar, added collanade to the kit only the greek style, but also a complex blue color, and the antoninis mainly vodka, but , perhaps the most important halls. here are the halls of contemporary art. here is this masterpiece of engraving of the seventy-eighth year of alexander ivanov pioneers. found a continuation in 2020, his children also conquer international exhibitions with their works, and the composition autumn in tsaritsyno is officially replenished the museum collection of the latest crystal drill with its mobility and light enough. uh, carrying-carrying, here and can own and hmm enough of that. here is a weak one, well, no less talented was a female due to the technical facilitation of work. e bormann who works with contemporary artists. they have complicated the drawing, of course, the viewer's favorite crystal samovar, which was brought to moscow from gus khrustalny to the factory, has not been working for the production of mass products for a long time, but focused on preserving the art of wounds and work with color brand names, and the exhibition in tsaritsyno is another w

he clerk for judge michael luttig and antonin scalia. matthew seligman, matthew seligman and nonresident fellow at the constitutional law fellow at stanford law school. focusing on election law, constitutional law, a federal court contracts and private law theory. he clerked for judge douglas ginsburg. we welcome our witnesses today. we thank them for appearing. we will begin with wearing you win. would you please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear and affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you're about to give is true and correct your best knowledge, belief, so help you god? will the record show the east of the witnesses answered in the affirmative. please know that your worker testimony will be entered into the record in your entirety. we will ask you to summarize your testimony to five minutes. we will give a few more minutes to schmidt and lynn, the custom of this committee. we will start with senator schmitt. you know how it works with the lights, senator. like we said we will give you a little extra time there