inexplicably, the day after the arrest , antonin ginzburg was sent to bryansk.fter all , it was on the territory of the modern bryansk region that she only committed a crime, and therefore the investigation continued there only the machine-gunner behaved in a rather calm manner 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. states was kept in the bryansk sizo for all the time, she did not ask for a meeting with her relatives, calmly and calmly behaved during interrogations of hereditary events , restrained and calmly showed the place where she shot people. when they, uh, found her and brought her here, the whole district gathered here. and if not guarded, the police, this is how much the police would have torn her to pieces, no , she did not consider herself guilty, she clearly said.

she did not explain, the next day after the arrest , antonin ginzburg was sent to bryansk. after 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 rather cold-bloodedly after the arrest, which was striking, including including and even their types of operas and investigative officers. she did not write a line to her husband. she showed no desire even to see her two children. well, yes, antonina ginzburger was kept in the bryansk prison. for all the time, she did not ask for a meeting with her relatives and calmly behaved during interrogations at hereditary events, restrained and calmly showed the places where she shot people. when nu was found and brought here to court, the whole district gathered here. i would, if the police had not guarded, this is how much the police were here, they cut through it on pieces, no, she did not consider herself guilty. she clearly said. i did my job. if you do work in these eyes , let there be no impudence, then it wa

uh, the biography of hmm his wife made the chekists think and pay attention, already, in fact, to antonin'slboard itself, and in whose biography there are separate episodes. that contradicted each other, or at least. coincidentally, in the seventy-seventh year, antonina makarova was invited to the military registration and enlistment office in order to verify the separate data that were in her file, and there she could not answer who commanded her sambat, in which, according to the data that she served forty the first by 4. uh, the fourth year, that is, 3 years, and their data commanders. she did not remember, she began to get confused in the testimony. this alarmed the soviet counterintelligence officers even more. antonina ginzburg took up the task of operational verification. it was a thorough investigative work, and more and more facts indicated that it was the veteran of the great patriotic war who was the honored worker. they are on ginzburg and there is only the same machine gunner. in our neighborhood lived darya ivanovna pshonka, a woman who worked for many years in a consumer serv

unavailable for a public demonstration in the work to uncover the facts of the criminal activity of antoninova took part, and employees of the state security agencies in the ussr in the first place. this, of course, is the kgb department for the vitebsk region, as well as the rsfsr - this is the kaliningrad region, where antonina makarova allegedly served as a nurse herself and met. with my husband and the department for the bryansk region in the bryansk region, because in fact, crimes were committed there. today the case has the number 220-07. the title page states that four volumes, in fact there are five volumes one exclusively from photographs taken during the inspection of the area and interrogations at the crime scene. well, when there was already so little head, people were so said by the women very aggressively. this is tony's security activity during the years of world war ii and post-war civilian life, only the machine gunners are more speculation than real facts, a little known about the childhood of danions. why a large family of panfilovs or, as indicated, in some sources of pa

appointment, he began his service to the law starting with the reagan administration before clerking for antonin scalia a then working to confirm supreme court justices during his time at the justice department. he represents true courage and steadfast commitment to the principles of justice and the rule of law during one of the most critical moments of our democracy, he played a crucial part in upholding our election system when he advised mike pence that he could not overturn the 2020 election results on january 6. thereby averting the constitutional crisis. he has also weighed in on one of the cases recently heard by the supreme court in which he worked to drive attention to the damage and improper ruling could post our democracy. he has decades of experience in the legal world and we are happy to have him back after presenting him for an award just last may. we are so grateful to have kimberly atkins. she has been our moderator before and we are thrilled to have her. she has been a trial and appellate attorney. she led the discussion last year about roe v. wade. she has appeared as a comment

. >> years ago, antonin scalia testified before congress and asked and answered the following question, what is it that teaches free america, what is it that protect our rights. they pointed out many people might answer the bill of rights, the first amendment, justice scalia laughed at that and said that answer is objectively incorrect. he said if you look across the globe there are tearing use all over planet earth that have wonderful bill of rights. he pointed out the soviet union's bill of rights protected the rights, in many ways more robustly than does our own government and yet the soviet union if you crossed the government would throw you in the x and torture and murder you. justice scalia went on to exclude will protect our rights is the rule of law, and the structural design of our constitution that separates powers, that prevents power from being unified in one place in government. and any time powers unified, the people's liberty is destroyed and that is true throughout the history of mankind. what we are witnessing right now from senate democrats is an organized, concerted,

in this, us secretary of state antonin kino also expressed confidence that congress would not interfereh such a delivery the other day, damn it, and the head of the pentagon catches austin met with australian foreign ministers of defense richard and penny walk. we live incredible difficult times. it only emphasizes. how vital it is for the united states to have this wonderful union, this wonderful friendship with australia, we have no more powerful or valuable ally. i think this has only been confirmed in the course of the negotiations that we have had over the past couple of days. washington seeks to increase its influence in the pacific region under the pretext of containing china as a partner, not only australia but also taiwan, for the first time, the white house is going to supply a military technical school to the island directly with pentagon stocks on the same the scheme, which is different, as well as to ukraine with the support of washington, joint military exercises of australia and taiwan were held , which, of course, caused a sharp reaction in china from beijing, xenia pass

yes , wait for a statement, you can use the electronic access zone antonin once again flooded neighbors from above. he decided to compensate for the damage, i found out that now this can be done through the mfc. an application will need to be filled out, please. experts will help you will be prompted at every stage of the application. in which court you need to file a claim and calculate the amount of the state duty, to find out the amount you need to use the calculator. state duties are the most common lawsuits, such as those who divide property during a divorce or damage, after an accident , are already in the form of templates. i was interested in how much, uh, the state duty is paid in this case, how can i file a lawsuit from uh, online, if your situation is atypical and you came with your written application, you will upload it to the site and will remind you of all the documents that need to be attached, it is possible to submit almost any procedural document, whether it is a statement of claim, a petition, a complaint , an objection, remarks, in addition, using the portal. it is

best short story film went to the film after the class from china and fatemeh jana from germany , antonin, the special jury award in this section was given to the film dream team, which was awarded to russia , the beginning of water supply to villages with water stress in the province. kerman, water supply to 110 tense and deprived villages from the village of qanat malek, here, qanat malek medtak, the villagers were facing a water shortage, the water in the village is mostly temporary, and we are waiting for the completion of the water supply project , god willing, it will come soon and the problem will be solved, god willing, water supply to 110 villages in kerman province from this village of qanat malek, the birthplace of sardar delha, with the help of the ministry of power and legs, all the villages that will enjoy this blessing of afghanistan from now on are located in every city of kerman province, and with the use of water supply projects, 54 thousand people from healthy drinking water benefits everyone the models have been solved by digging new wells and using correct and healthy

i don't see antonin, you say that the embassy reacted palely, but nevertheless history is written.y are not lazy and your example is not laziness. publishing houses that publish these books for children, i remind you that this is children's literature, that is, children read them, some information is placed on the street, it is safe that the information is placed precisely from those books. the reaction of the publishing house is absolutely identical to the reaction of our embassy . i wrote letters. exactly to the book well, i said, i wrote this is the letter where i indicated the scans and explained why it is not so, with the links, we will understand, well, it was about two weeks ago so much so that she is not lazy that you will ask them later what are the results of the investigation and such, will you get that they issue books with the correct i am going to print this article with qr-codes i am now reading the article on my channel and my friend is english she does not read in english i will qr-codes are still for lazy people, and i will deliver this to libraries, publishing ho

the time of perestroika, published this very secret, where he talks about what they discovered with antoninre is a secret burial, although he did not indicate the exact location, because he was afraid that they might be dug up and destroyed by some other people or services. it was a sensation. after gel trofimovich publicized information about the found burial of alexander nikolaevich. donin decided to address the yeltsins directly in 1990. we ourselves nikolaevich novdonin. i went to moscow on a business trip, and he went just on a personal basis. and we agreed that we would meet at the white house . yeltsin received us. ilyushin, his assistant , sat us down at a table. he left after a while and returned and said that boris nikolaevich could not be very busy for the sprint. he also said that this is not the case. the supreme council is now done, because this society is polarized in opinions, this will be added. let the ural regiment decide this matter. we say, now let's call the rostel here on the phone specially. well, he contacted the profile, he was on sick leave and broke his leg, but

several books, including biographies of supreme court justices john roberts, sandra day o'connor, antonin scalia, sonia sotomayor. and we've just talked about your illustrious history of writing autobiographies of supreme court justices. you just start by telling us why this one is a is more of a comprehensive group picture of the the supreme court. thanks, melissa. it's great to be with you. and with everyone else from the commonwealth club, it's such an exciting time for the supreme court and could at some point maybe within just like what's going on right here now in washington, d.c., involving court and issues percolating this way that i'm sure would be of interest to your audience. i had begun with justice o'connor back in 2005, very interested in her and then went to judge scalia, then a political history of sonia sotomayor. finally, in 2019, i wrote the chief, and i was as i was casting about for my next project, because clearly i addicted to writing about this court beyond just my daily journalism i thought, you know who but was no person that's struck me as someone who was far al

what an interesting therapy for the lawsuit, hunter widen and antonin's wife.know how it works. thanks . would you like to have a coffee sometime next week and can i have an extra address for tony i wanted to send him something. thank you 11:00 expected arrival at blackberry we still need to discuss accounts, at 12:00 13:30 meeting with tonya blinkin state department enter through the main entrance diplomatic entrance. come to the front desk, where the cinema will be waiting for you, to see off tony's office, they have very deep close ties there. this is absolutely obvious correspondence. well, yes, you are absolutely right, and we see how these same family ties are used to hide a variety of shadow schemes. that is , if, for example, joe biden himself, well, it won't to receive, probably for some bribes directly to himself, because, well, it was still ugly, and it will cause scandals, but he has a hunterbait, yes, who develops all these shady schemes, and then joe biden gets himself just a certain percentage, as we know, it was called run. yes, in all these doc

let him be hurt, as she wrote a letter to ivan antonin's wife, she came to ivan's house in the hope findher. i saw a rival and was stunned not by an ugly woman, and quite a slut to me by a young beautiful woman. next to her , ivan looked happy. antonina understood the letter did not reach and decided to take the next step. she appeared at the tsar's apartment. when ivan was not at home, the unsuspecting irina called the guest into the kitchen. she came to her senses when it was all over. in some frenzy, she rushed into the room, started throwing things away, found a towel, wiped her face. she looked at her shoes. they were covered in blood. antonina grabbed rubber boots in the hallway and ran away with them. for several days she lived, as if in a delirium, she lay on the bed facing the wall and was silent. and then she grabbed a sleeping pill and drank a few packs, she understood that she was leaving her son an orphan, but she did not see another way out. to answer for everything before the law , and many believed that tsarev should have been sitting next to her. do not be such an irresp

antonin scalia said if he wrote the majority opinion, he would be so embarrassed he would put his head in a paper bag.ly c they have called each other to task and sharply words dissent, some notce as compelling and shrill rhetoric that i don't think panned out in terms of legal argument. i agree with the chief justice,r final opinion of the year, n should shouldn'ainlt -- public shouldni misled. they are using fights to attackr the integrity of the constitution, we need respect for theme supreme court to maintain our system of government. >> trey: god forbid people ready th: e opinion, don't take one wd as summary, go read them. kari lake severino, thank you for joining us on sunday night. up next, major twist in the ne aftermath of wagner group failed attempts and conducted two-day raid in thsie west bank city. darren gobb joins us next on "sunday night in america." >> trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." things are heating up in some parts of the world. in eastern europe, russia shot down five more ukrainian drones, but number of ukrainian tanks exceeds number of russian

well, really, antonin vasilievna, then it doesn’t depend on me either.tell you tonechka your living space, i think it’s in order. what is there to say? and thirdly, as secondly, and firstly. i am tonya at your complete disposal. just give a command. i remembered tamarchi for 6 years i began to take her to our club of builders choreographic circle and drove it into your head that i don’t want to be ballerina. well, what are you going to do? and i thought, how can we all achieve in our children what we did not succeed. let him have what we did not have. two times two times two in the other direction well, the handles of the handles of the handles of the handles of the mouth, and now my face. at dances, until recently, she danced like a clockwork. oh, the shoes used to be fuh and phrases, we leave in those years there was a difficulty, if you remember. you would like to have a dad alyosha well, who comes to us, remember, he brought you pears, remember, i don’t want this dad. well why explain why because she looks like a wolf, which wolf? are you talking non

let's say what antonin kengus said, so please. deal, which died today, if russia, in principle, at least some argument. no, this is a shameless act of russia, this should not have happened and the deal should be restored. as soon as possible. i hope that all countries are following this process very closely. they will see that russia is responsible for the fact that people who need guidance will receive it, as well as for rising prices, when in some countries the situation is very difficult. wait, then, how is it that the hussars do not laugh. now everything. yes, especially not so funny, the story, but simple. well, of course, i don’t know, well, okay, who is he talking to, that is, ukraine is preparing, nevertheless, another provocation in the black sea and i want to use it. uh, that's it, like a reason or there, yes, a grain deal. here is what the ukrainian telegram channels write with reference to their own sources. this is interesting. let 's read hmm there are rumors that the president's office wants to continue the rumored

hello hello hello hello after work, drink while i'm alive and for you antonin vasilievna i want to makeio station. be music to listen to vesti and remember me. not very embarrassing, alexey ivanovich , you do so much for me . what did the dead fascists say? look where it is. it started off so well. i want to give you one piece of advice, tonechka. i think you have a living space, it will be good to put up a partition here and tanks. sean, you will get, like, a separate apartment for your daughter. well, a corner for myself. good, that's good. yes, there is no one to do, as there is no one. and kulikov, firstly, i am a former sapper, and secondly, i what can i say? and thirdly , both secondly and firstly, at your disposal. just give a command. our club of builders and i thought, how can we all achieve in our children what we did not succeed. let them have what we did not have. two times two times two times two the other way two times two, one two, a circle, the girls handle the handles of the mouth, and now my face. at dances , until recently, she danced like a clockwork, if you remember

coming up later this morning, a former clerk for late supreme court justice antonin scalia. he's going to weigh in. and after the break, we'll take a pause here at 7.22, a new high-speed train from southern california to las vegas is one step closer to becoming reality. will have an update for you. >> it's 7.25. there are efforts underway to help expand the state's mental health crisis hotline, which has gotten a surge of calls. >> the 9, 8, 8, hotline has gotten more than 280,000 calls since launching last year. that's twice as many as in any other state. california crisis center's are aiming to hire more staff and build a spanish language services as well. and they're working on making sure that people are directed to the appropriate resources as soon as possible because they want to cut down on the time it takes to reroute calls and get help. farm workers in california are suing to have access to free legal services regardless of their immigration status. governor newsom just made that announcement saying that the 4 million dollar program is aimed to protect farmworkers r

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of the ideological spectrum who were friends, real friends, genuine friends, and that is justice antoninice right bader ginsburg. and justice scalia could make a joke better than anybody else. and by doing that, he was often able to diffuse situations so that even in the worst days, like when the court ruled for gay marriage, i think it was a day or two later, the people who had disagreed were having dinner together. that doesn't -- i think that is not the situation in this court. and justice ginsburg was very much a suck it up and get it done person. and i'm not sure that there is that sense of we need to as a group get it done. i think the chief justice certainly feels that, but he can't seem to make it happen. >> that's why i was asking if he was just wish casting with his statement in that opinion today. what happens this summer? is there a supreme court barbecue? does everyone gather? >> no, they're all fleeing if they haven't fled already. most of them are leaving town to teach courses in europe, to see familiar and friends, to give speeches and be professors and teach students, as

individual right to gun ownership is only established in our recent history in the heller decision, antonin scalia came up with that and even then it's not absolute. there are doors open for for gun control, but the idea that. the idea that there is a limitless right to own a gun and not just a gun, but any gun, no matter how much it's been designed and made for war or is deeply ahistorical. there's a reason. look, look at the first amendment of the second amendment. the first amendment says it's all about freedom of speech and expression and religion and says quite clearly, congress shall make no law abridging this congress does all the time. the second amendment doesn't have that. congress will make no law that says it shouldn't be abridge, but it starts off with a qualifying phrase a well-regulated militia being necessary to the maintenance of a free state comma the right. so and i think that that was no accident. and you can look at people who have looked closely at the framing of the second amendment. our colleague carol, who wrote on voter fraud in this is incredibly productive. she's

and coming up later this morning, a former clerk for late supreme court justice antonin scalia is going to weigh in on that. it's 6.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new high-speed train from california to >> las vegas moves a step closer to becoming a reality. it's 6.24 and there are efforts underway to help expand the state's mental health crisis hotline because they have had a surge. >> of calls the 9, 8, 8 hotline is got more than 280. calls has since it was launched. i think that's 280,000. i'm going to check with my producer. but they've gotten all of these calls since being launched last year, twice as many as any other state. they've been swamped with the calls. people who need help. california crisis enters are aiming to hire more staff and build a spanish language service system as well. that's 280,000 calls they've gotten confirm that number. they're also working to make sure that people are directed to the appropriate resources as soon as possible. cutting down on the time that it takes to reroute the calls and get people help. farm workers in california are su

antonin scalia and the very great clarence thomas, there after him. he will handle it.say that as president i was able to win the bids for the 2026 world cup and the 2028 summer olympics in los angeles. that is a big deal. the committee called me about the limits and said would you call ahead of the other big committee and dish in sweden? i said yeah. i was president-elect. what would you let the president do? he won't take the call. president obama, has anyone ever heard of him? you want take their call. they called me up and said will you do this? i said why wouldn't obama take the call? he won't call them. i said i will do that but it doesn't make sense. i am elected. i'm not president yet but i will do it. i told you could not get him off the phone. he was so desperate to speak to me because he kept trying to call and call and call and nobody would talk to them. he was so happy to speak to somebody and i got the lipids so they got the workup here. we will have some good stuff. good for our children. but this is what we must do to restore our country. the usa is a me

forgive them there that the wedding is a funeral of good taste in san antonin, if your food is like yourecame the meaning of her life after the death of her beloved husband, so be the music. i'll muffle it, but give her a spark. i'll add spice and passion on saturday at first you always look down on everyone a lot . the course is one to one, of course, that is, it cannot be completely. these are the same, that these are the same rubles. just different electronic form they are as close as possible to non-cash rubles. naturally, the platform is not an automatic bank system that provides communications with other banks. this is a single platform of the central bank on which there is a branch in each bank that participates in the program, if the bank is backed up and attached to this scheme, then you can transfer part of your money from your bank accounts in a commercial bank to a digital account there, let's call it now. yes and even use it, moreover, using the media there, that card, that flash drive, you can to use or not, access to communication it's great what it has there with what you

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

this is mclean, this is blunt and kern cross. antonin pseudonym johnson adviser to king george vii transmitted the soviet royal house he really was a relative of elizabeth. now superfluous, but it all fades and is nothing compared to who he was for the king of the british george. he was his friend. donald mclane, alias homer, a diplomat who worked at the british embassy in the united states, passed on information about the nuclear project. the first information about what the atomic problem was and was dealing with came just john kern cross pseudonym sheet double agent worked in mi-6 during the war and participated in deciphering machine codes. was known as a joker and a merry fellow. it never occurred to me that this drunkard slob could be a scout, and even a soviet one. all members of the cambridge five , even before they reached career heights , were recommended by kill philby for recruitment into soviet intelligence. attracted and became their mentor for him. what kind of commander was not like this. the connecting link wrote recommended lists of his friends. and, by the way, when they dis

she taught as a professor at the antonin law school at george mason university, and while there started the center for study of the administrative state. now named the c boyden gray center for the study of the administrative state. she is a widely published scholar on the subjects of constitutional law and administrative law. and she may now even be said to be dipping into natural law in her scholarship, which we wholly support. she clerked for both judge justice clarence thomas at the u.s. supreme court and judge harvie wilkinson on the u.s. of appeals for the fourth circuit. she is a graduate of the university of chicago law and yale university. now back to professor arcus, one jurist who read advanced copy of mere natural law remarked that it's professor arcus, quote, most accessible to date, which i'm sure that jurist meant as a compliment and not a knock on his earlier works. mere natural is his first book not published under an academic press. so i think that jurist remark might have more to do with how from the bottom up, this book really is. it takes its readers on a tour demons

well, let's listen to antonin blinkin, secretary of state of the united states, what he said?he blowing up of the kerch bridge. i'm just wondering, if russia claims that naval drones were involved, were they ukrainian and does the us support such actions, we are monitoring the situation on the kerch bridge and i do not have much to comment on this, so i will speak in general , of course, ukraine decides for itself. how to fight this war while defending your own territory, your people, and your freedom, that is, really no comment on anything, but then john kirby is already, uh, talking the head of the united states national security council answered the question. what is the military significance of the defeat of the kerch war? is that what she replied? we did not see any impact of the strike on the bridge on the alignment of forces and means of russia, its military potential in the crimea or in southern ukraine. my guess is that this will not have a dramatic effect, of course, but this is done for completely different purposes, in fact our the president immediately assessed th

he clerked for judge michael luttig and justice antonin scalia. and then our final witness is mr. kennedy. i will turn to our colleague mr. roy, member of the judiciary committee and waived on to the subcommittee to introduce mr. kennedy. mr. roy: i thank the chairman. robert f. kennedy jr. is the son of former attorney general robert f. kennedy and the nephew of america's 35th president, john f. kennedy. third of 11 children. he went to -- some view mr. kennedy through his last name but that does a tremendous disservice to his life's work, whether you agree with it or not. out of law school mr. kennedy built his career as an environmental lawyer, representing new york city environmentalists and environmentalists across the globe in numerous legal battles. his work culminated on the new york watershed agreement focused on the cleaning of new york city's waterways. after the 2008 election, politico reported that president-elect obama strongly wanted mr. kennedy to go to the environmental protection agency. he went to an organization to address childhood chronic disease and toxics e

french journalist antonin andre says it's put yet more pressure on— antonin andre says it's put yet morefing were attacked in in his house during the night and his wife and his two children are left at the house in emerged because there was fire in the house. and this is what is very shocking thing this morning. this is what is very shocking thing this morning . and every thing this morning. and every every myers in france wants that the state and emmanuel macron take take more more , more take take more more, more measures to stop the chaos . the measures to stop the chaos. the us president will meet- the us president will meet king cnarree— us president will meet king charles and— us president will meet king charles and the— us president will meet king charles and the prime minister nnen— charles and the prime minister nnen ne— charles and the prime minister when he visits— charles and the prime minister when he visits the uk next week. nnennenan — when he visits the uk next week. buckingham palace has confirmed joe buckingham palace has confirmed rae nraen— buckingham palace has confir

french journalist antonin andre says it's put yet more pressure on— antonin andre says it's put yet moree dufing were attacked in in his house during the night and his wife and his two children are left at the house in emerged because there was fire in the house. and this is what is very shocking thing this morning. this is what is very shocking thing this morning . and every thing this morning. and every every myers in france wants that the state and emmanuel macron take take more more , more take take more more, more measures to stop the chaos . the measures to stop the chaos. the us president will meet- the us president will meet king cnarree— us president will meet king charles and— us president will meet king charles and the— us president will meet king charles and the prime minister nnen— charles and the prime minister nnen ne— charles and the prime minister when he visits— charles and the prime minister when he visits the uk next week. nnennenan — when he visits the uk next week. buckingham palace has confirmed joe buckingham palace has confirmed rae nraen— buckingham palace has co

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