[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

unexplained the day after when antonin ginzburg was arrested, she 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 calmly enough after the arrest, which was striking, 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 in cold blood and behaved calmly during hereditary interrogations , she reservedly and calmly showed the places where people were shot. when they, uh, found her and brought her here, the whole district gathered here. if i had not guarded, the police, this is how much the police were here, they cut it to pieces. no , she didn't feel guilty about it. 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 was sur

b-1 welcome back >> trey: my former colleague invited me to dinner one night with justice antonin scalia. we each asked a question, my question related to how the court might legislate fights. antonin scalia scowled and said congress has tools to fight tekt itself, it's not my problem if congress won't use the tools. he was referring to money, congress controls the money, in particular the appropriations committee. we are joined tone by mario diaz-belart from the great state are florida. you're on the committee in a leadership committee, what is coming from your committee or not coming that may surprise people? >> thank you, trey. we pazzed appropriations that funds foreign policy. you are adversary closing up with adversaries, you will not like this bill. we are cutting a heck of a lot of spending, 12% reduction from last year. he help our allies in more effective way. >> trey: world health organization, other entities people heard about over months and years, how do they stack up in this appropriations bill? >> look, we frankly are targeted ineffective and wasteful programs. climate co

they waited for the police in the presence of their parents , gave evidence to antonin, then they detainedattempted murder of his daughter. some time later they were sent to sizo the investigator in the case stated that the girl simply could not fall herself, she grabbed her hands and took her daughter. eh, i don’t know how she can’t be called pressing. so after such a two-handed support over the abyss. and she threw down the case then received a huge response, since the new husband of the suspect was the future head of the new newspaper in europe, kirill martynov already, then he was an avid liberal and strong in pr, with his submission, a whole company began in the press in defense of antonin, family photos and interviews of himself martynov who claimed that his wife was simply not capable of such a thing since, uh, the winter of 2005-2006 . yes, there are just photographs where we walk with her doing something and so on. naturally. there are photographs, too, the investigators stubbornly insisted on their own. although against the backdrop of a huge resonance. they even had to release a

have any money. and you know the last name of the owner of the underground sweepstake ivanov klass antonint prime number known in the world today is longer than nine novel by leo tolstoy war and peace. no, i don’t know, but who is up to this, the scientists counted, what they don’t do. for example, uh, an english mathematician of french origin, abram de moulavre. well, already in old age, he determined that his sleep increased daily by 15 minutes. thank you i did too. it's wonderful. well well, here and now he made an arithmetic progression and determined the date when his dream would set, the court of the day 24 hours was this, god forbid, the memory of november 27, 1754. died, my god. horrible! are you ready to pay? yes of course. hold on, and here's another interesting one belgian mathematician. how so confused confused now the other is now a little hit girl. i can't leave the hall with my passport for an hour. i'll come back. i'm not far from here this issue needs to be resolved by the administrator. the call is understandable. what is the second news? second it's a total bomb. well, d

the other thing he said is a cut will not be appropriate until inflation market is coming antonin scaliahe said, we are talking about a couple years out. does that make sense to you that a cut is a couple years out? nir: i wish he would not say those things, you know? i don't think he has any idea where the housing market is going. he does not have any idea about the timing of this. i think the fed would help itself is paola said, look, the reason we are looking at backward-looking data is we have no ability to forecast and we will get the most current data that we can, but ultimately, that is what we have and how we will make decisions. i think those comments are not helpful. in terms of the timing, the way i thing about this is alternately, -- ultimately, the fed funds rate should be roughly 50 basis points above the run rate of inflation. thinking back to the long-term target, i think they have the ability to lower rates to 2.5%-3%. that's probably the so-called natural rate of interest, if you want. if you accept the 2% as target. now we are at 5%, 5.25%. if you expect core pce aroun

worthy of the forty -third year for the feat when crossing the wrong, and the fate of the hero more antonin skvortsov the story of the feat of pavel onishchenko became known only now, 80 years later. he was only 24 years old, already had serious military experience behind him. artillery reconnaissance officer during the crossing of the dnieper. in 1943, he saved five wounded soldiers of the now-submarine a whole enemy calculation, when i read, which means his biography, well, just a very big hero to open a hero on the walk of fame boatswain. the heads of the region and the fsb arrived. after the great patriotic war, pavel onishchenkov was a member of the special services in russia in the lipetsk region. this explains the secrecy stamp on his biography of the usman land , the small motherland of the hero. he was born in a remote village grew up. after the death of his parents in the usman orphanage, after school he managed to work as a simple accountant , the war changed the fate of the military, and then special service has become a matter of life. the author of the sculptural image tried t

about what said antonin goteresh, i know that ukraine has already initiated an urgent meeting of theun security council today. yes, ostap, if we speak, there are several dimensions of how he can react to this, and the first dimension is political. happened and they really speak their political assessments and here is ukraine almost at night here in new york, the permanent representation of ukraine at the un sent all the documents in order to convene this meeting, that is, ukraine initiated it in response to russia she also initiated her meeting and just a few hours ago it became known that the meeting will still take place today at four o'clock in new york, it's 11 a.m. in kyiv, and it's also interesting how the chairman, and i 'll remind you that this month it's the arab union the emirates, which in principle are quite loyal to russia. they never categorically oppose it even in the security council, so in the name of this meeting, in fact , the chairman combined the two names of russia , ukraine accordingly tried to convene a meeting under the name of peace support and of security i

antonin. already feeling.at home, speaking from the podium in helsinki , they promise to continue supporting the kiev regime. it's hard to see how us logic is consistent with the achievement of peace. let's be frank the us welcomes any initiative that would bring president putin to the negotiating table to engage in constructive diplomacy the us will support the effort. stylist china or any other country, where words do not disagree with deeds at a meeting in cape town , efforts for a peaceful settlement were supported by the foreign ministers of the countries of brix of south africa and five other states of the african continent intend to send delegations to kiev and moscow china - this only welcomes lihui emphasized he answered and to the question of his own news correspondent. in beijing, the chinese side very often says that in order to resolve the ukrainian crisis and the ukrainian issue. you need to determine the root cause of the crisis, what do you mean by the concept of the root cause of the crisis, a

. >> trey: remember you and i had dinner with justice antonin sc scalia, come into, rarely gets used.t's been a week of shocking news. really surprising things, honestly most surprising thing that happened to me this week is someone told me you wrote a book. i thought they said read a book. but it was wrote a book, is that right? >> jason: yeah, when i went to record the audio, i think trey gowdy said good, now you will get to read it out loud. this is a serious topic, i spent years working on this, it names the names, shows flow of money, if you think joe biden and kamala harris are calling the shorts, you are mtaken. susan rice to gorge soros, this book will do well, if you want to know how things gets done in washington, d.c. >> trey: it's free, right? your website and it is free? >> jason: yeah, no, for a mere penten, you can call trey gowdy for continuousing. . >> trey: brand-new author, jason chaffetz. thanks for joining us. competition, not conflict. biden approached china is not china's approach to us. ortega weighs in on "sunday night in america" next. >> trey: welcome back t

starting construction of the border wall -- technology for the border -- imposing antonin restrictions and reinstate family detention, and requiring importance to check legal status,. if it were signed, put it to an effective? good >> it. would those walls are invaluable. all used to border patrol station that were used to work a. arizona. pre border wall, we were apprehending 100, 000, people every single year. this was in a small 50 mile stretch of border. 100,000 people is what we were apprehending. after the wall got built, that number dropped to 10,000 people. you just don't have people crossing, in mass numbers, where border walls. are so infrastructure, acts absolutely, it works. it's been proven, time and time again. there are other policies absolutely better necessary. if we did e-verify, if we had, if we were able to go after employers that hired people that were in the country illegally, against our laws. that would have an effect, if there was no jobs for people that are in the country illegally. then people are going to come. people come to united states because of all of

come on, remember antonin how you kolya beat off all the same zinaida that you already heard?quickly embrace. you have a song about football problems, but the family is most important. jokes aside, these are cockroaches, this is a serious way to control pests from gennady khazanov, it is believed that my mother and i live in a separate apartment. only it is considered so, besides us, many more live there. all without a residence permit, they came to us from neighbors through a pipe. who will crawl under the door redheads all such cockroaches are called nothing helped on the contrary. you have too, right? here is one waiter, we studied culinary with him at the technical school. he said you want to get rid of cockroaches. go to the sanitary and epidemiological station and give it to your paw. but i did not understand, first i say, to whom to give cockroaches on the paw. he says, if you cockroach will give you paws from all over the city. and if the boss then gives you such funds, straight, well, you will lick your fingers. go with cultured people. how many rubles to give? i must

. >> i was -- >> american people are mad and now you have antonin blinken and yet to bring this up with think that americans might be even citizens around world if you want to say you're leader of the free world, should demanding an answer or some sort of explanation that chinese continue to deny it. but i think it is obvious now what happened. >> the chinese will deny it until the end of the time they still don't think we know there are a million uighurs living in modern day concentration camps there but i hope he raises it at least continue to ask questions about it but i doubt you're going get the response that you want for that. i think that i've been pretty consistent about wanting as much information about this out there as possible because once we got past the phase where anyone thought that it was like a bioweapon or something like that they actually unleashed on rest the world -- it is perfectly reasonable to say it came out of a lab if it came out of a remember we were running around trying to figure out what it was and got into a wet market people deserve to know where these

with us now to get some perspective is jameel jafer of the national security institute at the antoninhool at george mason university. thank you for being with us. take us inside this process of getting security clearance for these attorneys. what is the significance of this step? >> well, it is critical they have security clearance because the documents that the president is charged with having possessed unlawfully and retained are top secret sensitive compartmented information. they need not just top secret clearance, but additional clearance beyond that, including potentially access to special access programs which allows them to see all the documents that the president is charged with withholding from the federal government. >> it is interesting that the judge made the deadline friday after he was arraigned on tuesday. it says something about the timing here, doesn't it? what do you think of her approach? >> it does appear the judge wants to move this along, ensure the attorneys are going to the justice department, getting the process started. these clearances can take months to ge

veselovsky pavel vasilyevich and antonin vasilievna pavel antonina what worries you?now in the summer you have to work a lot in the country and before it was very easy to dig all day long and there were no problems in pleasure. and now in the morning i went out, and by 11:00 again we go into the house , we have no strength. well, we have always led an active lifestyle, went in for sports, love to travel. now the force is not enough. i really want to get carried away. with grandchildren , we hope that this process is reversible, we can, well, even hold great-grandchildren in our arms. i always love people who are still optimistic about the future. trust me optimism. this is already the key to success. well, how to be antonina pavel lead such an active lifestyle beautiful in uniform, young red, young still have a lot of things to do, ahead, and also a summer house on their shoulders. why does this muscle weakness appear in general. let's understand sarcopenia is the loss of skeletal muscle mass and replacement, respectively, with its other tissue, most often, unfortunat

professor jennifer mascot is an assistant professor of law at the antonin scalia law school, george mason university, and the co-director of the sea board and great center for the study of administrative state. professor mascot writes and teaches in the areas of constitutional, law administers above law, and the separation of powers and federal courts. professor mascot previously -- u.s. justice department and deputy assistant attorney general within the departments office of legal counsel during the trump administration. professor mascot also clerked for justice clarence thomas and before, that then judge, brett kavanaugh. professor james sample is a professor of law at the maurice 18 school of law and huff strut university. professor sample is an expert on the law of judicial, recusal elections, and the internet action of campaign finance and traditional ethics. he's the co-author of a leading text on judicial ethics and has written numerous articles on the history of and issues related to judicial recusal. professor sample previously served as an attorney in the democracy program at th

ukraine about a new package of military assistance, said the secretary of state of the united states antoninbiden at the very beginning of the conflict between russia and ukraine said that the united states would support ukraine for as long as it takes, we will continue to honor this commitment, including through the new us aid package that i will announce on june 21st. we have already discussed this, we are all in agreement to ensure the future of ukraine as a secure sovereign independent state. stoltenberg said that until ukraine wins a place in the north atlantic alliance, she will not see. vilnius and in the course of preparations for the summit, we are not discussing the issue of sending an official invitation to ukraine, we are discussing the issue of how to bring ukraine closer to nato but most importantly, we all agree that the most urgent and important task now is to ensure that ukraine becomes an independently independent democratic state in europe. because if we do not do this, if ukraine does not win, then the question from nato membership is generally non- negotiable. we all wan

white house i will once again appoint rocksolid conservative judges all in the mold of justices like antonint clarence thomas. whom they are going after right now very unfairly. before election day 2024, i will release the full list of names from which i will select my appointments to the united states supreme court. i did that last month. they are indeed marxist, fasci sts. prosecutors who release rapists and murderers while persecuting conservatives and people of religion. i will direct doj to investigate every radical d.a. in america, ag in america for their illegal, racist [indiscernible] these are bad people. and there being run by the doj just in case you have any questions. in new york, where they are going after me, i don't have a problem all of a sudden i have a d.a. after me. you know what they did? they put people from the doj into the d.a.'s office. i don't even think that is legal, but they haven't done a very good job because they have no case. to deter illegal immigration coming from jails and mental institutions that i've told you about all of the terrorists we're infiltratin

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

. -- judge michael luttig and justice antonin scalia, and then matthew c look man's nonresident fellow at the constitutional -- stanford law school. his research focuses on election law, constitutional law, and reports contracts and private lot theory. he clerked for doug judge douglas ginsburg. welcome our witnesses today, and thank them for appearing. we will begin swearing you in. would you please rise and raise your right hand? do you swear -- with testament you're about to give is true and correct to the best of her knowledge? information and belief, so help you jesus? let the record show that each of the witnesses answered in the affirmative. please know that your written testimony will be entered into the record in its entirety, accordingly, we ask that you summarize your testimony in five minutes. we will give you a few mid -- attorney general landry has in the courtesy or has been the custom of this committee. we will start with senator schmidt. you know how that works here with the lights, senator. you go up, like i said, we will give you a little extra time there. we appreci

who discovered antonin marto and daisy zamora and their elegant addition, our marxism in their basement and then was a brief lecture and why that applies to america by paul yamazaki who attended events marshaled by peter marvelous. and who founded and who discovered the power of the freedom of expression from their example, who started with their line early poets of gary snyder and allen and ann waldman and moved on to some as denman medina, which tango eyes and martin christina period ross rossi and mosab abu toha. congratulations on your finalists tonight. their light burns ever bright today even as our country gets ever hotter and as the eco poetics of their lists seems ever more necessary and present. three decades ago, elaine katzenberger stepped across that urine soaked alley from vesuvio bar and city lights and never looked back. she's been a captain, organizer, a curator, par excellence. we are extremely lucky to you, elaine. please come and accept this richly deserved award. also host kai of the hanging there painting the passport brown the beauty. food. i didn't. i would get a

about who might eventually get control of the russian nuclear arsenal , and us secretary of state antoniny say, is moving towards moscow the wagnerites passed only 100 miles from two facilities used to store nuclear weapons on the eve of the nato countries held informal unofficial contacts with russian defense minister sergei shoigu due to fears of nuclear incis. dent writes the newspaper for a remark, referring to the information from the headquarters is necessary. when president biden left for camp david he took national security adviser president biden, not a big fan of putin in fact last year during a meeting with refugees in poland biden. shamefully and unequivocally declared that this man could no longer remain in power of high-ranking officials. they quickly denied it. it is the official position of the us that they do not support regime change in russia it is up to the russian people the administration's previously stated position was to put barriers in the way of relations with russia however , as a top senior official told me today. the so-called special military operation. walk

remember, we told you a couple of days ago about antonin, who flew to beijing, sort of, as it were, optimisticallyted on everything very calmly, but then grandfather biker enters the scene, who, without any hint, without any question from journalists, recalls the chinese balloons that flew to the united states and is called a humiliated dictator transcript. his conversations with reporters are on the white house website. the reason why xi jinping was very unhappy when i shot down that balloon with two cars of spy equipment was because he did not know about this balloon, which is too humiliating for dictators when they do not know that the chinese side is obvious such words of biden could not help but notice that the country's foreign ministry has already reacted and called biden's statement a political provocation. the us remarks are utterly absurd and irresponsible, they completely contradict all the facts, violate diplomatic protocol and seriously infringe on political dignity. china is a blatant political provocation. china expresses strong dissatisfaction and protest is noteworthy that anthony

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