and i, thought i have to ask barb about this. barb, straight to the point, is this possible?rs divest jurisdiction from the judiciary branch over something like this new amendment? >> not legally, katie, but of, course if it's a legislature, they can pass laws that do this, and then it would require a court challenge to strike it down. as you know, from the first day of law school, there is a case and constitutional law called marbury versus madison, right? i'm sure every lawyer remembers that fondly, or with nightmares. that's the case that says that it's the courts that interpret the law and decide what the law is. that is the structure of our government. i think, ultimately, this would be struck down as unconstitutional within the state of ohio. at the moment, they have the power in the states, in the gop has, the control of the legislature. they can create their own mischief in the meantime. >> yeah, barb, to kind of carry it along the path, even if the legislature cannot and knocked a law to combat what the will of the voters was resounded, lay 57%, the ohio supreme cour

i think barb is exactly right. this is a matter of professional courtesy.are likely to demand this to judge chutkan, to tighten up her gag order and to make some of those terms more clear. but i think we are going to see repeatedly these types of challenges that are being raised, and notably, jack smith noted that some of these challenges can be immediately appealed. so they are -- that can happen right away and that those should be dealt with quickly and expeditiously so it's not to slow this down entirely by waiting for the appellate process to play out. >> barb, i was going to give you the last question, but since melissa is wearing an animal print, she wins the finale. melissa, help us with a new topic, this one new topic. this ruling, explain it to us, the voting rights act. explain what does it mean for voting rights now. i don't understand it. >> stephanie, in 2013, when the court decided, shelby versus holder, dismantling the clearance required for voting rights act, they emphasize that section two of the voting rights act remained as a vehicle for

the camp was surrounded by several rows of barbed wire. were placed along the perimeter. there was control, badges were also issued, so they operated on the territory of the camp, two field kitchens were installed, in baranovichi a stalag branch was placed in the central prison, prisoners were assigned several barracks, in premises designed for 3,000 people, there were tens of thousands of prisoners, there was no room enough, they slept standing up in turns, many were on the street. some of the people were outside, it was cold, they were wearing summer gymnasts, in order to somehow warm up in the foreigners, that is, in these barracks they climbed into the attics, in the morning there was a formation, formation people had to go out from the attic to this formation, that is, this roll call, the prisoners of war climbed out onto the roof, well , in order to get down, from the roof of low buildings, it was easier to go down, the german guards arranged entertainment, they shot those who climbed out onto the roof of the prisoners of war, at it

here , several dozen were kept behind barbed wire.337, they were used as labor. secret egor, a baltic german, was assigned to the commandants of stalag 337. security was initially carried out by the 861st wermacht security battalion , consisting of 150 people. the abwehr intelligence department operated in the camp itself, one of whose tasks was to form a camp administration from prisoners of war. commandants were appointed. in baranovichi polyakin, in forest they had deputies who commanded the camp police, in addition to the camp police there were so-called battalion commanders, in quotes they are called, this is the senior prisoner of war over a group of prisoners of war, they were also singled out, that is, they were fed a little better, they lived a little separately in another barracks, they were also carried on sleeve bandage, they had it in service, but for some reason a lot of the work involved a rubber hose with a lead tip. to select for their units, the camp administration from among the germans divided the prisoners accordi

so to me, i think barb's right. we're going to learn a lot more. every time we go through these things we think we know everything, and we learn more in this. i think mike pence's testimony is incredibly an indictment of donald trump but it's also an indictment of mike pence. >> it is a statement about the weakness of the republican party writ large, that they hem and haw. he had to go to a former vice president to ask, can i really do this? no. this is not considered one of the genius former vice presidents. not a smarty. go ahead. >> if dan quayle is giving you fiber in your backbone, you have a problem. >> can't even spell potato. because the question i guess for you, barb, is whether mike pence's reluctance to follow the constitution, even though he ultimately did, hireluctance, it's just a ceremonial job, his reluctance to do that and not turn it over to chuck grassley, does that make him a better witness or a worse witness? and hold that thought while you think about that. i want to play for you one of the things i thought was the most compel

i am a barb. i love nicki >> jimmy: yeah >> but she's not on the album.t she was doing. i had no idea what i was doing >> jimmy: no idea what she was doing, no. you were just being you and go, "i didn't know, i didn't start this rumor," yeah. >> i didn't know if she was on the soundtrack i was just kind of like, "okay? >> jimmy: and she's not. >> and she's not >> jimmy: okay, good >> just me >> jimmy: i'm glad you said it - yeah no, good, i'm glad it's you and olivia rodrigo -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: we're happy. >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay, yeah, we're good >> yeah, thanks. >> jimmy: do we set -- how do we set up the movie, "hunger games" this is pre-katniss. >> set 64 years in the past. it's been ten years since the districts and the capital have like, gone to war, and the hunger games have been going on for ten years. >> jimmy: it's a giant, giant, giant movie. and i would suggest, go see it in imax. >> please. >> jimmy: 'cause it's just a a lot. >> and we did film it for imax it's the craziest experience >> jimmy: enjoy it i want to show everyone a clip, here

that's a long way from where it was. just decades ago when it even needed to import barbed wire, barbed was denied. in fact, it was during the imposed eight-year iraq-iran war of the 80s, what is known in iran as the holy defense that the western and eastern blocks united for the first time since the cold war against what they assumed as a common enemy, iran. mr. ali abdi told us about iran's situation before the establishment of the islamic republic of iran. what that? the us or other powers like uk primarily from the western block, we had minimal dealings with the eastern block except for few vehicles like jeeps. our air force had 100% dependency on western resources, even the overhaulds were conducted by american technicians. the navy followed a similar path, the most significant tank we possessed, the chief. wasn't suitable for iran or our region, admittedly, its procurement was a mistake according to experts, it wasn't feeding for our country, in a sense, we were soly consumers, as per the sales protocols, we had no right to modify or overhold these items. if given permission, amer

that's a long way from where it was. just decades ago when it even needed to import barbed wire, barbed was denied. in fact, it was during the imposed eight-year iraq-iran war of the 80s, what is known in iran as the holy defense, that the western and eastern blocks united for the first time since the cold war against what they assumed as a common enemy, iran. mr. ali abdi told us about iran's situation before the establishment of the islamic republic of iran, what that? us or other powers like uk primarily from the western block, we had minimal dealings with the eastern block except for few vehicles like jeeps. our air force had 100% dependency on western resources, even the overhaulds were conducted by american technicians. the navy followed a similar path, the most significant tank we possessed, the chieftain tank. wasn't suitable for iran or our region, admittedly, its procurement was a mistake according to experts, it wasn't feeding for our country. in a sense, we were soly consumers, as per the sales protocols, we had no right to modify or overhaul these items. if given permission

barb, thank you for being here. walk me through the implications of waiting until march to make some of these very important decisions. >>ia, you know, there's nothing illegal about this order, but i think the reason so many people are concerned about it is as a practical matter it really does seem inevitable that this will delay the trial date. the issue here is the cipa papers. it requires them to notify the government. normally 30 days is plenty of time to do that. in fact, counting backwards from a may trial date 30 days would only be april. so no problem, right? but the problem was identified in jack smith's pleading which said over 5,000 documents have already been produced today the trump team. and so realistic to get the notice of what's being used only 30 days would not be enough time to do all the things they'd need to do to get ready for trial. you'd need motions and responses and a hearing and a strategy. what they asked for so there'd be plenty of time to work through that, so they're saying we're not e

the idea of ​​fighting the flow is gaining popularity there illegal immigrants not by fences with barbedut by bribing poorer countries so that, for a certain bribe, seasoned with promises, they would take care of those whom the europeans are not happy about. british prime minister richa sunok proposes sending refugees to african reservations; elizabeth gerson talks about how colonial traditions are reviving in europe. prime minister rishi sonoka will not reach the stage of acceptance, he already has. hr and the supreme court of london rejected his main idea to combat migrants, to use rwanda as overpowering point. an english court last week declared the project illegal due to fears that rwanda would then return refugees to their point of departure, from which they fled for exceptionally compelling reasons. urishi is ready for a counter-project, however, given that he most likely has no more than a year left as prime minister, it will remain a counter-project. we have prepared for different options for the court's decision. and worked out a new international agreement with rwanda, it will

>> i'm not into it when they do the barbing back and forth.issues, not pick being on each other. i think that's a waste of time. i would rather see them debate the issues and leave it at that and not take personal attacks at each other. >> reporter: so there was a lot of time to talk issues last night but you told me that you are a trump voter, that you plan on voting for president trump. so why listen to the issues last night, why even watch last night's debate. >> there's always a possible chance that trump won't be the candidate and if that's true, i want to know who i'm going to vote for in the case, so i need to understand where the rest of the candidates are and i do watch all a of the debates even though trump has not been part of any of them. >> reporter: fred, thank you so and thank you for your service. they've been very kind to me this morning, talking about everything from foreign policy being a veteran to the barbs, obviously not fun but it does make good tv like you said, fred. back to you, maria. maria: madison, great analysis f

children in their arms and help convey suitcases, and here people are caught and cruelly thrown over barbed we, in order to save these people live, we are forced to hide with them in the bushes, behind trees in the windfall, so that we are not accidentally discovered, because if they find us, this will end. only officially , 55 refugees died from the polish border; it is likely that the real figure is much higher. let me remind you that in march of this year, yanina ochojska, a member of the european parliament from poland, said on local radio that there could be mass graves of refugees near the belarusian border. at least 300 people. their relatives are looking for them through humanitarian organizations in poland. in one of the periods, groups of foresters from all over the country were called to the border, and according to the human rights activist, not to help the forest , there are many more victims of this border, they are in some kind of mass grave, they simply collected the bodies so that there would be no evidence, at this time at the moment we are talking about almost 300 dead, t

they came, the barriers were removed, no barbed wire, no mini field, no concrete wall, nothing else was an obstacle. they were published. within the palestinian jihadi groups , they were combined within the palestinian mujahideen. merged. getting closer and the children of palestine just got a chance to fight. from about 160 personnel carriers and bulldozers and until today, 20 of these cars have been destroyed by palestinian youths. al-aqsa storm started from places they never saw. the amazing secrets of that operation are still untold and unknown. hamas and jihad cannot be destroyed. they are an important part of the palestinian cause. palestine today is not just a land. an expanded nation is within the hearts of all the worlds. neither palestine will be destroyed, nor its mujahid youth. for america and israel, there is no element of victory in the ongoing battle in gaza. while for the palestinians , everything is ready for an open conquest, for an obvious conquest strika, people of america, death to israel, death to israel, death to israel, islam will not die, palestine will be victo

. >> barb, can you comment on this.ause the thing is that donald trump, the problem with his behavior is that it is infectious. that other people who are maga think they can do what he can do, but he was the former president of the united states. he's not a black guy who is the head of black voices for trump. this guy has already been jailed for his previous conduct that was violentish. and he was the one who was in jail, the only one who was actually jailed prior to his plea. he's now attacking the same person he's accused of intimidating, bullying her again, continuing to victimize her. it's a wonder he hasn't already been put back in jail. however, there's a discrepancy between the kind of bullying he can do. he probably doesn't have 25 million or however many followers that donald trump used to have on twitter or however many he has on truth social. trump can direct a mob at people. this guy can't. but can you just address the discrepancy in the sanctions that both of them face. it's obvious he's not the former pres

barb, it's good to see you. speak quickly about this appeals court appearance for donald trump. he seems to spend a lot of time in trial court. he is in appellate courts a lot. there was a filing done in that new york a.g. civil fraud case appeal by the state, by new york state. it detailed thousands of horrible, violent, antisemitic messages that were being received by the law clerk as well as judge engoron. from an evidentiary perspective, just the appeals court take that into perspective what is going to hear oral arguments tomorrow? >> i think so, katie. that is because that it shows that it's not an imaginative or speculative harm. these are real threats coming in every day and disrupting the business of the court, putting its employees in harm's way. one of the things that the lawyers have done which is very misleading here is to look at cases outside of the court of criminal cases. prior restraints are frowned upon. anything that is -- that's not the world that we are in. we are in the world of a trial. i

children in their arms and help carry suitcases , and here people are caught and cruelly thrown over barbednd we, to save these people life, we are forced to hide with them in the bushes , behind trees in the windfall, so that we are not accidentally discovered, because if they find us, it will end in pushback, pushbacks, only officially. 55 refugees died on the polish border, it is likely that the real figure is much higher. let me remind you that in march of this year, janina ochojska, a member of the european parliament from poland, said on local radio that there could be mass graves of refugees, at least 300 people, near the belarusian border, their relatives are looking for them through humanitarian organizations in in poland, at one time , groups of foresters from all over the country were called to the border, and , as the human rights activist claims, not to help the forest. ofyar, there are many more victims of this border, they are in some kind of mass grave, they simply collected the bodies so that there would be no evidence, at the moment we are talking about almost 300 dead, th

the characters in his movies spend their daily lives under the shadow of the israeli army, barbed wiresf the camps and occupied areas to see their land and push the boundaries by moving around. the sea in the beach, the sky and seagles, the endless groves, villages and orange orchards, they were reminders of the forgotten images of the land of palestine, but the cruel reality of occupation, as always imposes itself on the atmosphere and the characters abandoned pasivity and star start a rebellion against the imposed boundaries no. matter how promising the new palestinian cinema was in form and content, it had a hard time finding its target audience. since the late 1970s, movie theaters closed down in the west bank and the gazo strip after the expansion of television networks and due to the worsening security situation imposed by the occupying regime. not only the cinema, but also other artistic and cultural events that showed the spirit of nationalism, alors là vous avez un petit peu réussi avec noos galilee, lagagageur, the main importance of kleifi's international awards was that with

has six children, and nothing but honor, petrozavodsk, klavdiya aleksandrovna is standing by the barbed right corner. in 2007, on behalf of the union of former juvenile prisoners of finnish concentration camps, she filed a formal claim with the european court of human rights. before this, they had already addressed the issue of compensation to the president of finland , martti ahtis, 7,500 euros, as they paid to german prisoners, german conslagels, to which it was answered that finland. in january 1944, manarguey ordered to burn everything documents concerning ethnic cleansing of the russian population in karelia. they planned to completely get rid of the entire russian population in the territories annexed to great finland. in preparation for this massive ethnic cleansing at the end. the main purpose of his trip was to discuss with various departments issues of deportation ; one of the main victims of finnish racial policy were soviet prisoners of war, they were kept in unbearable conditions, used in the most difficult labor, starved and beaten for the red army, found themselves in fin

>> it is good news for, barb and ramona, and they deserve it. they suffered a lot during the several weeks they were in gaza. of course they are just two out of 2.2 million people that are all still in gaza, and living under this terrible circumstance or situation of bombings and food shortages, and the lack of clean water. that includes 440 members of our staff who are all trying to survive, and there are no safe places in gaza right now. conditions on the ground there are getting worse every single, day we were actually just on the phone with our cancer department. we build a pediatric department in gaza, the first and only department that serve children in gaza. you were just talking to, then there were bombs going off her in the hospital, so you imagine the care for the children and a number of casualties being inflicted every single day there. 400 children are being killed in gaza every single day from mom stopping on their homes, hospitals, churches, mosques, schools, and we are quite concerned with the people and welfare of the people on

photo taken immediately after the liberation of petrozavodsk, klavdiya alexandrovna stands at the barbed lower right corner. in 2007, on behalf of the union of former juvenile prisoners of finnish consuls ahtisaari and tari halanen, but were refused. european court, our attempt appeal also did not bring success, since we had to go through all the stages of the courts, starting with the helsinki district court, which... made a request to the main headquarters of the finnish army regarding my claim for compensation of 7,500 euros as payment. in january 1944 , manargeem ordered the burning of all documents relating to the ethnic cleansing of the russian population in karelia. but the finnish occupiers failed to completely destroy traces of their crimes. after germany's victory over the soviet union, the finnish authorities planned to completely get rid of everything russian, in as part of the preparation for this large-scale ethnic cleansing, at the end of 1941, a representative of the military command of eastern karelia arrived on a visit to germany. the main purpose of his trip was to dis

nuclear plant is a high risk, the highway spices through the heat and sand of the negev desert, a barbed wire fence edges the road, signs posted every few hundred meters worn drivers not to stop their... vehicles under any circumstances, they have cameras, they will see, this is a military zone, it says don't go off the road, shoot your ass, military zone, no photography, finally we can have a distant look at one of the world's most secret facilities, an exclusive view of secret israel is hiding since the 1960s, that's the gate, go inside, this is the gate to the monar, yes, only few people in the world can say they know each corner of demona nuclear plant, and all of them are sworn to secrecy. but there is someone that knows exactly how the building looks like. it was secret competition with the uh design. the civic center of new atomic research center that was to be built in dimona in the south part of israel, for security reasons we couldn't call it a big center of research was called a civic center in the naked because in the 60s it wasn't such big news to have textile uh factory in

the beginning of a siege in gaza from 2007 until today. and separating gaza with concrete walls and barbed wire fences from other areas of palestine, but everything did not end with the same result in the world's largest open-air prison. israel has launched five long-term military strikes on gaza to date. in 208, 2012, 2014. 2000 and lastly in 2023, in the attack of 208, the zionists used internationally prohibited weapons such as phosphorus gas, in which 130 people were martyred. the war of 2019 lasted for 8 days 158 palestinians were martyred, including 30 children and 13 women. most of the battles were with bombs, air attacks, artillery and rockets. in 2014, in 50 days, more than 200 palestinians and nearly 500 children were martyred. in these attacks, 11,000 palestinians were injured, 20,000 houses were destroyed, and half a million people were displaced. the 11-day war took place in 2022 over the decision of the zionist supreme court to expel the palestinians from jarrah. in this war , 248 people were martyred and more than 1900 people were injured. in the latest attack that the zioni

siaj means barbed wire in arabic. the picture was very telling. it was as if she had a drama in her heart that she was telling me that this is the story. it should be a true story of the life of a mother named seria . abdullah, god, we have heard our voice here for four years, the one who has been crying and moaning for years behind the walls of ashraf barracks , let us at least take our children to the end. and i begged them, after 40 years of waiting, the families somehow gave us bring to the world the story of a mother who lived this movie moment by moment . i filmed it for you from the 10th of aban sitting on the silver screen from the tv screen . it has reached the cinemas since november 10th and its screening continues. farzan azarfam, sed and cima news reporter. the third line program with exclusive and live reports from the lebanese border and the occupied territories tonight at 23:00. it goes on channel two. this program, in the latest episode , broadcasts what the zionist regime is broadcasting these days. becoming news reporters do to s

then they kill the men in barbed wire fence and the group kills everyone. a genocide also occurs in this rosetta. the situation is the same in other regions. murder and looting have taken place. the fate of people is not clear. the remaining people are at the peak of hardship and sadness. forced exodus begins throughout palestine. traces of tears remain. a dying civilization. he goes and the land becomes the land of its owners. for this reason , the 14th day of may 1948 is named as nakbat day. after the migration of the people, those who have nowhere to go remain in the occupied areas and experience life under the zionist rule. do these arabs have 48 names. witness the genocides of 1948. gradually, immigrants arrive. they seize the properties of muslims and steal and take possession of whatever is left over. in the 1955s, the egyptian government decided not to renew the british contract to control the suez canal. this is a prelude to dealing with israel. england does not understand this issue and attacks the egyptian forces. in 2019, the egyptian government

a three-meter high fence with barbed wire will be equipped.ut where are the sources of this russophobia? finnish battalion sss nordost. we suppress with fire. active defense, leopard from the first time. hurray, how the vaunted leopards and other nato equipment burn. and how do they celebrate military intelligence day at the front? big water in in some places it has gone so far that you can melt it down into the ford here. this year , not on the 29th, we are already standing here waiting for water, how will we treat it? this weekend we celebrate national unity day, one of our main public holidays, which takes on a special meaning these days. lays flowers at the monument to minin and pozharsky; representatives of all religious denominations of the country, public and youth organizations took part in the ceremony along with the head of state. congratulated everyone on on the upcoming holiday, the president on friday at the site of the public chamber, in his address to those gathered, putin emphasized that at all historical stages, the key compon

photo, taken immediately after the liberation of petrozavodsk, klavdiya alexandrovna stands by the barbede lower right corner. in 2007, on behalf of the union of former juvenile prisoners of finnish concentration camps, she filed a formal claim with the european court. on human rights, they had previously applied to the presidents of finland martti ahtisaari and tari halanen on the issue of compensation, but were refused. the european court, our attempt to appeal, was also unsuccessful, since we had to go through all the stages of the courts, starting with the helsinki county court, who made a request to the army headquarters. regarding my claim for compensation of 7,500 euros, as paid to german prisoners of german conslagels, to which it was answered that finland did not commit war crimes, that everything was according to wartime laws. in january 1944, manerheim ordered the burning of all documents relating to the ethnic cleansing of the russian population in karelia. the finnish occupiers failed. after germany's victory over the soviet union, the finnish authorities planned to completel

german defense line, to hold the right bank, this is a heavily fortified line with pillboxes, bunkers, barbed minefields, which, as the furor believed, we would not overcome, about 4 million people took part in the battle for the dnieper , the largest battle in history lasted 4 months, in the kiev direction, soviet troops, having overcome the cold waters of the dnieper, gained a foothold on the right bank. by the way, pay attention, girls, and rate and stalin personally made a decision here in order to transfer, well, as stalin said, castling, a gigantic logistical, as we would say now, operation, and it had to be hidden, unexpected and the main blow was planned to be delivered by all tank formations, 4000 people, the third tank the army of general rybalka, but moved with equipment under lutizh, this is a transfer of 200 km, a repeated crossing of the dnieper, that’s how it was described. on november 3, at 3:00 am, the heaviest artillery fire of the entire war warmed up, about 400 trunks per kilometer of front. time suddenly thundered and everything began to tremble; this cannonade lasted exa

photo taken right away after the liberation of petrozavodsk, klavdiya alexandrovna stands by the barbedorner. in 2007, on behalf of the union, she filed a formal claim with the european court of rights. before this, they had already approached the president of finland, martti ahtisaari and tari halanen, about compensation, but were refused. the european court, our attempt to appeal was also unsuccessful, since we had to go through all the stages of the courts, starting with the hirmi county court of finland regarding my claim for compensation of 7,500 euros. how the german prisoners were paid german conslagels, to which it was answered that finland did not commit war crimes, that everything was according to the laws of war, in january 1944, manargey ordered to burn all documents relating to the finnish occupiers. after germany's victory over the soviet union, finnish authorities. planned to completely get rid of the entire russian population in the territories annexed to greater finland. in preparation for this large-scale ethnic cleansing, at the end of 1941, a representative of the mi

efremov, he is celebrating his 60th anniversary, however, instead of balloons and the artist has only barbed wire over his head. let me remind you that efremov is serving a sentence in a belgorod colony for a drunken accident in which a person died. famous journalist java merkacheva. i found out that on his anniversary, the actor can buy himself a waffle cake or prepare dessert on your own from the products that are sold in the colony store, here is a scoop of sewing, no one will save him. privileges for a convict who has a birthday or even an anniversary, he has no right to an additional package or an additional visit; in the morning, convicts from the detachment come up, congratulate, say kind words, can give something, for example, some kind of drawing or read poetry in the evening, after working a shift, and the convict... on another birthday or anniversary can call - those with whom he communicates closely from his squad for tea, with something sweet. however, let the gift be from year to year. the entire operational feed of legal news in telegram channels is maintained by the duty depa

dear mother, it was my husband who was killed, not like my husband, they beat me and my friend with barbedttalions formed in the fall of 1942 in kiev from among western ukrainian nationalists, ukrainian prisoners of war and mobilized youth from rural areas of the kiev region, the battalion commanded... at the end , sotal was transferred to belarus, took part in punitive operations in the minsk vitep and grodno regions. in that day, the nazis called for reinforcements. the zondar-team of the sss under the command of the criminal vanger, which was different. having burst into khotyn and not finding the partisans there, the massacre began against civilians. how events unfolded further in the testimony of eyewitnesses, residents of the village of the kamensky village council of the pleschenitsky district of the minsk region. march 25 , 1943. on march 22, above this year , german monsters attacked the neighboring village of khatyn and burned its structure. residents numbering 150 people were brutally exhausted and burned. 40 adult men and 34 women were burned. there were 70 children of differen

. >> a piece of pravin's t-shirts snagged on one of the barbs.y thought that the rough terrain and barbed wire media unlikely would pravin have wondered aimlessly in the whites and gotten lost. if he had been lost, why hadn't he just headed towards the cards? or used his phone to call for help? where with the phone? >> his phone was found just to his right side. >> lovely was more convinced than ever that pravin's death was the result of foul play. which is why she was so surprised when six weeks after pravin's death, the official autopsy report came to back and confirmed a police had originally said. pravin had died of hypothermia. the report did note some aberrations on his body, but said there was no significant trauma. so one report does that have so much of needed a mandate. and the other has a bunch force trauma? >> yes, that's one of the times that i thought, i'm in the twilight zone. >> but there was something else in the autopsy report. something big. no alcohol had been found in pravin's blood. didn't that undermine the theory that had

a three-meter high fence with barbed wire will be equipped with dugouts and bunkers that can withstandt from an artillery shell. the test section of the fence has already cost the finnish budget 6 million euros, but so far it only interferes with the seasonal migration of wild animals. finland is not understood. at all the scale of this russophobic campaign against russia, that when it hits finland, no one replaced the russians, neither the germans, nor the italians, nor other foreigners replaced them, so naturally, tourism and trade dropped very much. the most important water trade route from finland to russia, the saimaa canal, is also mothballed today, it was built for the timber trade, and trade flourished from our birch, finns. made paper and sold it all over the world. now finnish companies are left without raw materials for their production, but we discovered new markets. in the border department they sorted, now they not only process the wood, but also assemble ready-made houses on a turnkey basis. we have a workload for 2 months ahead, production is only growing, we will be bu

the army was deployed to some checkpoints and barbed wire fences were erected.uthorities want to continue to terrify politics, and therefore are developing new restrictions. the media even reported that the finnish government plans to completely close the border. they are not happy with this thousands of finns signed a petition demanding that work on grand crossings be returned to normal. traffic on the georgian military road, which connects russia with georgia and armenia, was again limited to all types of transport. this was reported by the department of the ministry of emergency situations for north ossetia. in gudauri from tbilisi they closed again, no one is allowed in, they said until the morning, until how long is unclear. the night before, cars began to pass through the verkhniy lars checkpoint, but then the weather worsened again, the road has been paralyzed for the third day, on both sides there are many kilometers of traffic jams at the checkpoint, more than 1,300 cars are waiting in turn from russia, mostly trucks , a mobile heating station has been

barb, over the past two weeks judges in michigan, dismissed case.f the constitution. there were some cases that were handled right after the civil war when this was enacted, to keep confederates out of office, but since then there's nothing about whether someone may seek the presidency after engaging in insurrection. in fact, it's not clear if even this provision applies forr for the president. the cases in michigan did not get to far as trial form in colorado, the judge actually entertained a trial. so it got past that point. there was a trial, so the ability to find facts. there was testimony about the conduct here. so, i think we are likely to get a decision on the merits, as opposed to a dismissal on legal grounds from this court. as you say, it could come from any moment. >> let me may what was said earlier this month about the potential of this case making it to the supreme court. do you see any one of these cases as being the one that gets to the supreme court? >> well, professor and i have followed and monitored the various state court -- st

rampart on the dnieper river, that is, this is a heavily fortified line with pillboxes, dzotomi, barbeduryor believed, we could not overcome , about four million people took part in the battle for the dnieper, the largest battle in history lasted 4 months, in the kiev direction, soviet troops, having overcome the cold waters of the dnieper, gained a foothold on the right bank south of kiev, on the bukrinsky bridgehead, in the north on lyutizhsky. this. guiding the pontoon crossing. by the way, please note that the standard pontoon crossing of 900 m was completed in one hour. voronezh front of general vatutin to this moment they renamed it to the first ukrainian. it was not possible to get through to kiev from the south, the area was too open, tanks could not get through, the german defenses were well fortified. losing the pace of the offensive could lead to its failure; some kind of non-standard and quick solution was required. both headquarters and stalin personally made the decision here in order to transfer. well, as stalin said, castling, a gigantic logistical, as we would say now,

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at one of the key border crossings, he even appeared a fence of kilometers of barbed wire, where the heavy equipment were sent to help the border guards. last week , helsinki already closed four of its nine border checkpoints. the work of those who remained was limited. the finnish authorities accuse our country of creating a migration crisis, allegedly through russian territory , organized groups of migrants from iraq and specifically syria and somalia enter finland. the kremlin noted that the finnish authorities have taken the path of destroying bilateral relations. this is a big mistake. meanwhile, thousands of finns, who also have russian citizenship or relatives in our country, signed an online petition demanding that the restrictions be lifted. people rallied in helsinki to protest the closure of border crossings. argentina has elected a new president, the economist and businessman javier miley. he appeared on the political arena just a couple of years ago, but has already become famous for his far-right position. in his election program, miley promised to abolish the central b