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>> of course, for one my view is you never disagree with barb.he pitch for her book which is really terrific and i couldn't be more timely, about disinformation given that were -- i do agree that ultimately the america it will be the judge and jury, with respect to who is the next president but i do think particularly where the supreme court decision to slow walk the immunity case i think that they're basically not allowing the public to see a trial where the facts are laid out, with respect to what donald trump is accused of doing, criminally. remember, donald trump is saying it's a witch hunt, this is a hoax, this is just the biden administration going after me, one way to defeat that is to basically knock the delay the criminal case so that the administration has an opportunity to show that that's not true, of course the american public can make its own decision but that is one of the reasons we have trials is that that is where facts and losses don't matter, and that's a forum for donald trump to either prove or disprove and not just rely on

for seven years, barb served u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan, appointed by barack obama. and she was the first woman to serve in that position. while you may know, you may know barbara best from tv legal commentary. you not know that earlier in her career she worked as a sportswriter and copy editor. that may explain why she's told me her dream job would be to play shortstop for the detroit tigers. barbara has authored attack from within how disinformation is savvy tarnishing america. released just a few weeks ago and already number three on the new york times bestseller. it's a it's road map of how we got into our disinformation mess and how just maybe we might get ourselves out of it. cashmere is a journalist at the new york times. where she about the looming tech dystopia and how we can try to avoid it. cashmere got her start in journalism 2008 as a writer for the legal blog above the law. the next year, while getting her masters in magazine journalism at nyu, she created her own blog called the

all right, barb, let's go to florida. tomorrow, judge aileen con nonwho has been extraordinarily friendly to the president, we will hear his motions to throw out the classified documents case. she has been super friendly to him thus far, what should we expect? >> well tomorrow is really the heart of the case i think. because donald trump has repeatedly said that he was permitted to take these documents under the presidential records act. that he transferred them from government records to personal records and therefore he was entitled to keep them. this is a really big issue in this case. i think it is a frivolous argument, the presidential records act itself was passed in the wake of watergate and the nixon administration to clarify and make it clear that government records belong to the people of the united states. they are not the personal property of the president. and so i think this argument is nonsense. but tomorrow, we will hear the arguments from these lawyers and the judge will make a decision on this. and i thi

barb, congratulations on this book. thank you for writing it, thank you for being here to talk with me about it as it's coming out. i'm really grateful. >> thank you. honored to be with you tonight. >> let me ask the big picture here first. i think the meta project in your book is explain how disinformation works, why people use it, what it looks like when they do use it, how to recognize it in the wild. do you have faith that us learning this stuff, studying it, being able to recognize it, knowing how it works, is the first step to us no longer being so susceptible to it? >> so, that is the goal, rachel maddow rachel maddow. i really want to have a national conversation about truth and the commitment to. in my book is very patriotic and appealing to people in our commitment to truth because i think we have seen so much in recent years not only con, where people are falling for disinformation, but i think we are also seeing people willingly go along along with the colin. they are choosing tribe over truth and they care

so barb, you get the last word on this. is taking money from a foreign entity legal in this respect and is it only questionable because he is a candidate for president, and secondly, what happens if donald trump can't get this bond? what happens on monday? >> yeah. so, if he wants to just take out a loan from some foreign entity, there is nothing that precludes him from doing that. it is illegal for a political candidate to take a campaign donation that is from a foreign source. so it could not be framed as that. if it were simply a loan that he was using so that he could pay this appeal bond, that is something he is permitted to do. but as tim and molly said, so incredibly dangerous for a candidate for political office when somebody gets a security clearance in government, one of the questions they are asked is whether they have any foreign ties or anyone has leverage over them for anything for which they could be blackmailed. if you owe a debt to a foreign country, and you can't make good on that debt, they will have leve

it was landing barbs and disrespecting supreme court and getting digs out. line by line, everything can be fact checked. so many untruths we don't have time. i was thinking them myself and writing them down. when i transferred my notes, it was like a two-inch tall eye-rolling emoji, that summed it up. i was disappointed it was about them garnering enough energy to get that barb out to be deemed fiery. we spoke yesterday, no one comment with erase longevity of hurt americans feel under his watch. no lies he says in succession can make us assuage under his watch and his joyful patting on the back and democratic party standing up, selfie taking and distractions, all of that to me do not assuage one ioda and he failed to acknowledge even that. >> kayleigh: biden team spin this as win. they told politico, best fundraising hour at 9:00 p.m. and another e-mail to politico, wait, it is now 10:00 p.m. loss with broader public, began with ukraine and foreign policy is bizarre place to begin state of the union for our country. at the end, he reserved strongest moment,

today's concert is a reminder for both of them of life left behind barbed wire.ey should always be beautiful. have you decided on braids today? well, here's a friend helping you. and how why? festive, unusual, well, it suits you, i’ll say , thank you, and you’re doing very well , thank you very much, it’s been a long time since we’ve been to concerts, a long time ago, about five years ago, so what, the first in 5 years, the first in 10 years, and what what sensations do you have, well, the sensations are different, well , of course, excitement first of all, but wash yourself, i'm looking forward to it after beautifying. they are going to a club where a concert will be held, the main thing is not to ruin your hair, i ’m fine, well, let’s go, let’s go, the women also came to the concert not empty-handed, both are fond of creativity and expressed their gratitude to the singer on canvas, this is the gift the girls prepared for the shaman, they drew them themselves, it’s a surprise, the singer hasn’t seen them yet, but they showed us in secret, there are no empty chai

the president spoke about, because convicted women also have the right to a holiday, even behind barbedegram channels an honest detective will be on duty, the premiere awaits you, a new investigation of eduard petrov, flowers, money and fire. stay on russia-24. flowers, money and fire, metropolitan researchers have found out all the details of the deadly fire at the flower base. hello in the studio, this is.

wire, barbed wire, and trenches somehow different, for sure, and here in the belgarada area, plus theyere, as putin said contacts from the ukrainian side who were already waiting for them there, but also an interesting nuance is that they were detained 16 km from the belarusian border and even belarus has already boasted... lukashenko boasted that they helped to detain these terrorists in russia, and she that's when there is a mismatch, well, but we know that russia - the whole world says that it's not ukraine, and russia continues to stubbornly repeat that it's ukrainians, but you understand, in fact, maybe we don't notice it, because the russians notice it better , that in some ways russia has actually surpassed even the propaganda and censorship of stalin's time and in... in some ways and in some ways the regime there is already worse than it was under stalin, for example, i read one, a russian, who is also already abroad now lives, because he escaped from this regime, he interestingly said that in 1964 year, it's interesting, but in 1964, for example, khrushchev, nikita khrushchev,

migration routes of the inhabitants of the pushcha, who were dying from wounds, and inflicted them with barbed wire of exhaustion. it is expected that the recommendations submitted to the mission will be considered by the unesco world heritage committee in july at its forty-sixth session. and another commotion among the polish border guards alerted a detachment on the border with ukraine. however, it turned out that there were violators. these are not migrants or ukrainian draft escapees, but sheep who crossed the line in order to be caught in a place where the grass is more juicy. according to the border guards, these are the remaining sheep of repeat offenders, since a similar incident happened 2 weeks ago. an agricultural forum for schoolchildren was held in fannipol. the thematic platform brought together almost 200 students from agricultural classes from all regions of the minsk region. representatives of colleges and universities spoke about the advantages of a profession in this area. young farmers learned about the features of admission, and also saw modern technologies that support sp

a group of migrants storming a barbed wire fence in texas. national guard troops overwhelmed. mireya villarreal at the border. >>> tonight the new republican revolt in the house immediately after the house speaker mike johnson relied on republicans and democrats to pass a spending bill to keep the government open. the far-right republican tonight filing a motion to oust the house speaker again. >>> there is news coming in tonight in the search for that missing college student in nashville last seen on police video. the sad discovery just in tonight. >>> and the breaking headline also coming in involving major league baseball's highest paid star and his friend and interpreter amid that gambling scandal. what major league baseball is now saying tonight. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening. it is great to have you with us. we do have late reporting coming in on that breaking news. that horrific terror attack in moscow. a claim of responsibility just in. >>> but we do begin tonight with th

with this law, texas has the power to arrest those who cross the barbed wire fence on our border, andur power against those who cross our border illegally. the border dispute between texas and the biden administration has been simmering for months. last year, state authorities, faced with an unprecedented flow of migrants, decided to take control of some sections of the border, for example, the crossing in the town eaglepass, through which thousands of illegal immigrants entered america every day. the texas guard closed the approaches to the border with mexico with barbed wire in the rio grande, a river that migrants swam across, and installed floating barriers. now vygolpas is really difficult to find illegally, but all these measures were met with hostility by the white house and democrats as inhumane, all of them , like the law on arrests, are being challenged in the courts. the democratic party of texas and all democrats in general are not against strengthening the border, we understand that we need to somehow solve this problem. but it is being sabotaged by former president trump

it has already appeared on its own, yes, we are already forming an alternative one. cut, folded, barbednderstanding of this unity of broom, they pulled together all the states with their subsidies, fines, swifts and others, but a broom is a broom, it if it dries out, it will break, and the vine will bloom every year, so we are for unity on the vine, and not the unity of the broom, what is the deep philosophical thought of valdemar? i am incredibly grateful to you, this is extremely interesting, on such a balanced, deeply inspiring note, we will be approaching the end of the program, so i give the right of the final word to igor vladimirovich oleg sergeevich, igor vladimirovich, please, by the way, i wanted to continue about the broom and the vine , and the barbed wire is nato, yes, that is, they are still here tied it up, and that’s it, so they prick nato countries with this, pulled the state into themselves for... strength, or he understands that the west will most likely accept him as a person, that’s how difficult it is to call it so you know literary, so that no one in any case don’

he was truly hilarious in "barb and star go to vista del mar."in season two of the "the tourist" out now on netflix. jamie dornan will be here, everybody. [ cheers and applause how exciting is that moving on, recently the smiths' johnny marr lashed out against donald trump telling him he's not allowed to use the band's songs at rallies this isn't uncommon. musicians such as phil collins, dr. dre, and eminem have all urge republican politicians to stop using their songs at rallies. here to comment is, oh, now this is interesting famed 1980s recording artist steve winwood. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause steve, thank you thank you for coming on the show, steve. >> oh, thanks for having me, seth ♪ back on your talk show again ♪ ♪ never been here befor but the lyric was too good not to fudge ♪ >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> hey, hey seth >> seth: yeah, yeah buddy? >> i'm the real steve winwood. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] you sure are, buddy. >> yeah. in fact, i, steve winwood, give you my steve "winword" that i am him. that's a pun [ laughter ] >

the territory was fenced with six rows of barbed wire.e were no structures, no barracks, no huts, no dugouts, along the perimeter there were towers with machine gunners. we didn't have water. we took water. they tested bacteriological weapons. the prisoners were infected with typhus. people infected with typhus became weapons for their own people. children infected mothers, old people, grandchildren. the disease spread rapidly. this is what the wehrmacht was counting on. therefore, there were no gas chambers or crematorium here. people died themselves, in thousands, from typhoid, hunger and cold. the most terrible crime of the wehrmacht during the second world war. such a verdict was rendered by the international tribunal in nuremberg in 1946. but the crime did not receive wide attention around the world. the fact is that in the soviet union , until 1953, prisoners were equated with traitors to the motherland, so everyone, including children, remained silent. and in germany the doctrine of the impregnable wehrmacht and the criminal sss wa

itself with each leaf, but there is the unity of the broom, they cut it, folded it , tied it with barbednderstanding of this unity of the broom, they pulled together all the states with their subsidies and fines, swifts and others, but a broom is a broom, it will dry out and break, but the vine will bloom every year, so we are for unity on the vine. was, not the unity of the broom. what a deep philosophical thought, waldemar, i am incredibly grateful to you, this is extremely interestingly, on such a balanced, deeply inspiring note, we will be approaching the end of the program, so i give the right of the final word to igor vladimirovich, oleg sergeevich, igor vladimirovich, please, by the way, i wanted to continue about the broom and the vine, and the barbed wire - this is nato, yes, that is, they also connected this, that’s all, here they are... nato is pricking countries, they have drawn the state into themselves for protection, and now with the same nato they are calling them to account, it is, of course , amazing in general how it is possible it was a story this will be done in due

that's right, barbed wire. so, one and a half crimes.ho cares, well, fourth went to victor, victor, a theme from the life of rabbits, 300 or one and a half, one and a half, of course , attention to the screen, this vegetable is still closed from you, for the dog it’s more of a toy than food, here’s for the rabbit, soft bread, except... we’ll see , this is the correct answer, victor, the prose theme of 900, this is the film adaptation of the roman by standalam philippe in the title role in 195 received the newly established french film academy award crystal star, red and black, that's right, castles 1200. 835 at the very top of one of the towers of the great gadcin palace installed this technical new item for communication? well, maybe a wireless telegraph - 1200 well, an optical optical telegraph, that's right, victor 1200. in august 2020, in the usa, three tourists set out to boil chicken in one of the geysers of this national park, for which they were fined and received 2 years of probation. that's right, a century and a half ago 600.

during the search for the location of the third camp near osinnik , barbed wire was discovered, somewhereand fragments remained stretched between them. thanks to these fragments, forty of them were identified. two sides of the camp, more one landmark was the grave of the prisoner evmen kazakov, who died after liberation, literally two kilometers short of reaching his own home, village. myslav rok, your grandfather was sitting with us, in this under-garden, when they had already liberated him, he was walking, he just didn’t...

the field, then some kind of storage facilities were erected over them, and then fenced off with barbede. homeland of six tank divisions, in addition, by decision of the ussr, all weapons equipment from hungary and poland was withdrawn here, it was a lot of weapons per golden barrel. after the collapse of the soviet union, overnight on the territory of already independent ukraine, according to the most conservative estimates, there were 9.00 tanks, 11 armored vehicles, 18,000 artillery systems, 400 airplanes and helicopters, not counting tens of millions of small arms and billions of cartridges for them. according to the london institute for strategic studies, ukraine's military assets at that moment... t-80 tanks, a gas turbine tank will be able to go 15-20 km, which is especially important when going out on alert. it was really a very advanced tank. the t-80 is with a turbojet engine, this tank was unique in itself. less than a month has passed since the collapse of the ussr. how the new ukrainian state announces a worldwide sale of soviet weapons. the first contracts were not long in

in the red book; the inhabitants of the pushcha are dying from exhaustion from wounds inflicted by barbedt is expected that the mission committee's recommendations unesco will consider world heritage in july at its forty-sixth session. and when there is more and more information about provocations from our neighboring countries, the mythical iron curtain of the times of the ussr comes to mind. when. wait, is this smuggling? everything and the same thing, everything is the same for us with you, the colors of the past, but the mastatskaya kashtounasti, although the most rightfully valuable ones, are due to the people and will be accepted by the people. the customs officers handed over this recovered jump to the brest region museum. parnagraphia, antysavetchyna, we came with such gascinians yes, we are tourists from sweden, thomas byrne and gord urban lenkarston. here at the borders, our struggle with the ussr ended, and it never stopped. ale chym zbyantezhana getaya tourists? this is not the way for people to walk on our land ; the citizen of the federal republic of germany, ingebor brantne

they have shattered their windows and sealed off their homes with barbed wire. back at my moons, things are quiet. he hopes has heard, can graze for several more hours. he claims the attackers are off and wearing is really army uniforms. the army rejects accusations that it allows settler violence . we drive up the mountain to hear from the settlers themselves. so many don't want to talk to us, but we find one person who does wear and that's no, it is a top by us. again, stand alone. i don't think so. that doesn't happen. i wish we could attack the called at the moment. unfortunately, we're just defending ourselves. let's me to go to name what i on the southern, the human rights groups. a violence by settlers has risen sharply since a mass carried out. the october 7 terror attacks is really such as a, using the public climate and as well as the anger of palestinians. the also the fact that the focus of israeli society and the international communities elsewhere is on gaza to basically pursue the objective that they've been pursuing for many years, which is to re

a new level of european freedom is a stepladder to secure a barb on top of a temporary fence in constantthe movement of only official vehicles is monitored by a patrol. at night they did not hide from the cameras and the border with belarus blocked in pure russian. maybe we won’t take it. the concertina was shaken during the day, and the driver’s nerves were at night. the lithuanians notified the belarusians that the checkpoint would be closed, but long before midnight cars were barely allowed in. the last one to break into belarus was the forest, stunned by the flashing lights. according to belarusian time, it is already march 1st lit. there are still 15 minutes until midnight, but the letovites have already blocked traffic at the checkpoint , they are installing a fence right along the border line, while the temporary belarusians , on the contrary, dismantled the dividing fence so that the truck, which the lithuanians did not let in at the last moment, could turn around. they mock as they want, that is, is it really impossible to start these six cars, now it’s like driving for eight da

of this short period of time, more than 9,000 people died there, mainly those who survived behind barbede for only a few days, thousands of lives were saved thanks to penicillin, this was one of the first cases of the use of antibiotic antibiotics in soviet medicine, i would like to write off this tragedy as another crime of hitler’s nazism and believe that this will not happen again. but he killed. specialists from saltbury and many other biological laboratories around the world today now want to create an effective bacteriological weapon. thousands of materials have already been written about this. this was stated last summer by former us military officer stanislav kropivnik. according to him, american specialists back in 2000, during the exhumation of soldiers who died from the spanish flu, provided a sample of that virus, on its basis a stronger virus was created, and then a drug against it. even earlier, the son of the american president spoke, or rather his laptop, discovered in 2020 in one of the repair shops in the state, the owner of the workshop made a copy of the hard drive co

some kind of crowd broke through the narrow chain of security with its rampart, almost tearing the barbedaround the house of councils with its hands, fraternization took place with the dedicated deputies and with the barricades defending the house of councils. and what rejoicing swept over everyone then, and no one noticed how high in the evening green sky a wedge of cranes flew over the house of the soviets, they slowed down their flight over the house of the soviets, destroyed their wedge, rebuilt, created a new wedge, flew out of moscow into the distance, somewhere far away - far away, disappeared with them our hopes for victory. makashov , in his famous beret, from the balcony called on the people to go to ostankino, and for me ostankino is a black night, a roaring crowd, a fire in a small building, a truck stuck under the canopy, megaphone voices calling from the darkness for those gathered to disperse, suddenly flashing searchlights and machine gun fire on crowd. red trossers burst into the crowd, its roar of lamentation, the running of people running away. i saw a stunned armored p

the oscars to be more populous, to be more, uh, engaging and, uh, inviting to general audiences. >> barb and heimer changing the landscape for hollywood's future . melissa ardon, abc news, los angeles. >> and if you need to get caught up before sunday, we put together a list of how to watch all of the best picture nominees . you can find that on the front page of our website, abc seven news.com. spoiler alert you better have all the streaming services, and then you can watch all the drama unfold with our full day of coverage leading up to the 96th annual oscars is hosted by jimmy kimmel sunday night, right here on abc seven. >> a wisconsin man who spent most of his life eating at mcdonald's just broke his own record after consuming more than 34,000 big macs. yeah, donald gorske says he had his first big mac in 1972. he's 70 years old now, and he still eats two every day. one for lunch, one for dinner. don was awarded the guinness world record title first back in 1999 for the most big macs eaten in a lifetime. then he extended his title after eating another 728 big macs in 2023. his recor

igor vladimirovich, please, by the way, i i wanted to continue about the broom and the vine, but barbedh nato, they prick countries, they pulled the state into themselves for protection, and now they are calling them with the same nato to answer, it is of course amazing in general how it was possible to talk about this at one time, how some are still being carried out, well, it’s clear why they are being carried out, these are the leaders, because they are already prepared to let their countries go there on this voyage with the western world, it seems to me that we really live in a very unique time, so i agree. this world order is ending completely with colleagues, now, firstly, we don’t need to be afraid of the word ideology, we, you know, what’s the problem, we were somehow scared, that’s the nineties, they forced to remove ideology from the constitution, i mean the russian federation, and then it turned out that russia does not have that banner, well, excuse me, it ’s true, for which - that’s what they will follow, because they, absolutely speaking about ideological world, neverthele

would have thought, 2024 was the very#n test of some sense of morality and an overwhelming moment of barb -- barbaric enthusiasm in gaza? the mental criteria of what it means to have some morality and spirituality, not just in america, but in the world. and if you are silent on thaten. shame on you. we look around, it is not just the younger generation even though they play a very important part, but when you look around on who was really willing to straighten their backs up, not in the name of hatred and revenge, in the name of love and that we stand with our palestinian brothers and sisters in gaza, how come, love palestinians and we believe a palestinian baby has the exact same value and significance as any baby in the world, what color, no matter what gender, whether it is texas, whether it is gaza, whether it is japan, ethiopia, guatemala, across the whole world. yes, yes indeed. r5 david. give it up for my dear brother david west and his magnificent wife. we go back 35 years, his father richard, brother richard, his mother sally and. i was blessed to write books with them, we have s

company texas governor abbott, now on his list of vice presidential candidates, is behind bars behind barbed the democrats' dream with... "cooky joe shed the blood of countless innocent victims. we had the most secure border in the history of our country, and what they showed me now is simply incredible. i will say this, this is a military operation, we will use the army, it's the same as war. if it's war, then civilians are also dying. recently in georgia, an illegal immigrant from venezuela killed a twenty-two-year-old student. but biden has george has no such associations. music is playing in his head, even in '. i have to confess to you, when she came in the door, we are good friends, i was playing a george ray charles song when she came in the door, well you all know george and ray charles, well whatever, look, italy and usa are strong allies and really close friends, aunt! georgia is still ukraine in the mind, on the tongue, although there should be a gas sector. the united states will do more. in the coming days, we are going to send additional supplies of food and goods to ukraine by

often with a piece of bread or boiled potatoes were sent to the barbed wire to give food to the prisonersamp guards reacted immediately: the prisoner of war was shot, and the local resident was severely beaten. people looked like skeletons, their legs were swollen from hunger, they could hardly move, but no one relieved them of work. they dug graves, repaired roads, about 500 people daily. stalag 337 ern, baltic german. security was initially carried out by the 860th wehrmacht security battalion, consisting of 150 people. acted in the camp itself abwehr intelligence department. one of whose tasks is to form a camp administration from prisoners of war. commandants were appointed in baranovichi polyakin in the forest peshkov. 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, above a group of prisoners of war. they were also singled out. that is, they fed a little better, they lived a little separately in another barracks, they also wore a bandage on their

towards the more defensive strategy. soldiers here are deploying basics, like would iron concrete and barbed wire. earlier i spoke to the military analysts frank language from the university of portsmouth. an awesome if these fortifications are assigned that ukraine is going on the defensive . absolutely, it's very evident now that on all fronts, ukraine is, is, is on the serious pressure kicks in the south now, on the southeast, where russian forces, i'll make a incremental but significant over periods of time gains. so consequently, the decision this has been going on now for a couple of months, particularly since the fall of the great of the fortress time for that's what it was of deep. so you probably made the decision rather late, actually in a male terms in november to the 4th of the case is that you still don't eyes report on the organization of this has been criticized to 30 great degree, i think in ukraine, but it is proceeding now it's better late than never, no doubt about it, but that we have it. yes you credit is on the, on the defensive. i think it has been since around novembe

2008, yulia tymoshenko was like that, as she said, to create a ghetto here to make a ghetto with barbedukraine began, here here there was an artillery regiment, a tank regiment, a vaush - this is... navigation school, everything was removed from here, everything, everything was taken out of here, there was nothing, then here they used to shoot at the firing ranges in the three-hut over there, well, how is their teaching, then we have these 30 years, well, everything was completely removed from here, we were preparing for this, here, well, we don’t have the same mentality as in western ukraine, by the way, we were in novopskov. i got out of the hospital, well , they patched me up well there, let’s say, they put my brains back in place, i became a little bit better, well... now here’s footage from the government press service, dear friends, 2 more days we... can take part in the presidential elections of the russian federation, it is important to come to the polling station or express your position remotely, this year residents of almost a third of the country’s regions have such an oppor

there is no end to the lawlessness, or how the west has strung barbed wire instead of a tennis net.trying intimidate me with the courts or something else, but i definitely won’t... stop, i will defend, as i already said, the honor of the country and the rights of our athletes. minus the tag and new trousers turn into elegant used ones, seconds do not work according to the rules. the duty on these items of clothing was paid not as new items, but as used items and amounted to 0.18 euros per 1 kg. some cut, others create. two sisters, a designer and an economist, are developing a clothing brand made in belarus. belarusians are currently choosing. feminine modern model super women guard the style of belarusians. we usually start the program with a busy political and economic agenda, and some serious international news, but you must agree that most people will probably remember this week as a long weekend. on march 7 there was a shortened day, then on march 8 and after the weekend, and they even relaxed us somehow, woman. they started congratulating people on thursday, and the word happy

migrants, hundreds of them decided to rush to the gap, at the turn there were several cordons, first barbedents of the texas national guard tried to get in the way, people with machine guns in bulletproof vests shoulder to shoulder, but literally a few seconds and they had to retreat, however, there is a new obstacle ahead and there is no way to get over it, now the situation is heating up, additional forces are being pulled towards the border. illegal immigration is one of the most pressing domestic problems in the united states, and it is... a republican election trump card. democrats have shown that they are unable to take control of the situation; in december last year alone, more than 10 thousand illegal immigrants crossed the border every day. music that literally brings the boundless faith of a loving person to his feet, a film about the present miracle, premiere in moscow, in the cinema in october, the picture is abnormal, in wide release from march 28. kristina levieva about why such a touching, important film is a must-watch. this boy is not like everyone else, it is difficult for

one root, each fruit forms itself, each leaf, and there is the unity of a broom, cut, folded, with barbedbut a broom is a broom, it will dry out and break, but the vine will bloom every year, so we are for unity on the vine , and not the unity of the broom . what a deep philosophical thought, voldemar, i am incredibly grateful to you, this is extremely interesting, on such a balanced, deeply inspiring note, we will be approaching the end of the program, so i give the right of the final word to igor vladimovich. about the broom and the vine, and barbed wire is nato, yes, that is, they also connected this, that’s all, so they prick countries with nato, pulled the state into themselves for protection, and now with the same nato they are calling them to account, this is of course amazing, how is it even possible it was possible to fall for this at one time, as some are still being carried out, well, it’s clear why they are being carried out, these are the leaders, because they are already prepared. in order to let our countries go there on this voyage with the western world, it seems to me th

and university, a magnificent wedding, the long-awaited birth of a child, and then 5 years behind barbed an eternity. protected by all available means, this it’s hard to talk, of course, i want to talk about the fact that i have a higher education and i love tango or do boxing, but in reality i killed my husband, i killed him with a knife five times in the neck in the chest, in my opinion, i don’t know, i can’t even remember it i'm not very pleased. even before the wedding, simonova knew that her lover beat her ex-wife half to death, but for some reason she believed that this would definitely not happen to her. never, but that was not the case, the second time my husband hit me when i was holding the child in my arms, he said that i ruined his day birth, and he had nowhere to go to the bar for a drink, my nose began to bleed, the child jumped out of my arms and hid under the blanket. olga left home several times with her little son, but nowhere could she hide from alexei ostapov. i submitted an application. to the police about beatings after the emergency room, i followed the entire proc

the first seven houses on the left side were surrounded by barbed wire; people lived in extremely crowdedns. prisoners of seninsky. sino to see the monument to the victims holocaust. we will show you one day in the life of specialists, what is happiness? over the years, you understand that, first of all, it is fate that you have been given a chance to do something very, very useful in your life, something that will remain after you for many years, and maybe even for 100 years, all the mechanisms work properly, that means he did his job correctly. 4x7 here we are creating a new biotechnological industry in our country, watch the project one day on our tv channel. their hobbies and hobbies are geta and ests favorite pratsa. we are very we were looking for our place for a long time. during such a sound meditation, when i was in a meditative state , the name immediately came to me: the house of sound. we are looking forward to sharing our history. here we make vases, dispensers, and larger pots. smaller pots and a lot of all kinds of beauty made of concrete and architectural plaster, people w

to me; it was saturday. the machine was, as she said, to make a ghetto here, to make a ghetto with barbed artillery regiment, a tank regiment, a vaush here - this is the navigation school, everything was removed from here, everything, everything was taken out of here, there was nothing , here before at the training grounds over there in three huts. evgeniy returned to his home plant. every morning he walks past the wall of memory of those who did not return from the battle. many of his friends from the shop continue to serve. every day he reads the news and worries about his own people. he admits that sometimes he wants to return to the front. i left the hospital, well , they patched me up well, let’s say, they put the rubs in my place. it’s already become a little bit different, well, we all came from there a little bit different. slightly changed, from the hospital, while the issues were resolved, i went to work , they were greeted normally, well, for about two more months there was withdrawal there, these are not just guys, these are already brothers, this is already a second family, o

are letting the texas authorities continue to arrest illegal migrants and leave up the barrier, the barbede wire is called and seems to me that is a step in the right direction. what do you think? >> yes, it is a step in the right direction. i think it's clear to most americans, larry, that if we're going to secure the border we're going to have to work around president biden and the white house. sometimes when people act like when they don't care, it's not an act and it's clear to me that president biden just doesn't care about the border problem. the only reason he's talked about the border problem is it has become an issue in his campaign. otherwise he is perfectly content to see the border be an open, bleeding wound. he believes in open borders. it is chaos by design. so the states will have to fill the vacuum. larry: it is so interesting to me, sir, with respect to texas and the supreme court and so forth, the barbed wire and the barriers actually are working which harkens back to what trump tried to do with the wall and of course "remain in mexico," but the numbers are down in texas.

it doesn't have to be barbed wire. it doesn't have to be military operations. be ordererly, humane, has to be done quickly, have the resources to manage it. we have to address the root causes. texans understand that. my grandfather was a customs officer in brownsville after he served in the navy. that is the tip of texas. my family is from the valley where so much of this conversation takes place. these are real communities with real families, trying to give their kids a chance to chase their version of the american dream. they need us to address this not as a political issue but to help them. these numbers are unmanageable for our state and for the country. but let's talk about it in a way that is not demonizing folks. let's serm not reduce our humanity which is what we have allowed our governor in texas to do and folks like donald trump. >> it really strikes me that oftentimes, the beltway conversation flies directly in the face of what people are talking about at home and what really is affecting them. i'm so glad you were able to stay with us today because

what you saw in el paso come the pictures of people running to the barbed wire, it is how desperate theion is at the border. the barbed wire and enforcement, it is illegally impeding migrants and families to ask for asylum which is their right, in international right. it is granted in the u.s. constitution. we expect the administration to be more forceful in accomplishing more humane and push for immigration reform. we have not seen that. instead, we have seen more militarization and resources for to partition centers coming from the administration. amy: we want to thank you for being with us and ask you to stay after to conduct this interview in spanish. fernando garcia is the founder and executive director of the el-paso, texas-based border network for human rights. that does it for our show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

wedding, the long-awaited birth of a child, and then what feels like an eternity are 5 years behind barbed looking for an excuse, but i don’t consider myself a victim at the moment, it’s just that the circumstances have developed, and i didn’t take into account that it turns out, well, that in a person, in me, there lives a beast that wants protection and defends itself with all available in ways, it’s difficult to say , of course, i want to tell you that i have a higher education, i love tango or do boxing, but... well, that’s not the case, the second time my husband hit me when i was holding a child in my arms, he he said that i ruined his birthday and he had nowhere to go to a bar for a drink. my nose began to bleed, and the child jumped out of my arms and hid under the blanket. olga left home several times with her little son, but nowhere could she hide from alexei ostapov. i filed a report with the police about the beatings, after the emergency room, followed the entire procedure, undressed in front of a stranger, and answered a bunch of the most terrible questions that were asked to

while their respective re-election campaigns also trade barbs as this likely rematch takes shape. off on donald trump at the annual gridiron dinner in washington saturday night. at the offcamera event he took aim at the former president's repeated stance on the 2020 election results, saying in part, "embracing the january 6th insurrectionists pose the gravest threat to our democracy." but as this war of words continues, some are questioning former president trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail, referring to january 6th rioters as hostages. >> that's what they are, is hostages. they've been treated terribly. and very unfairly. >> it's very unfortunate at a time that there are american ostages being held in gaza that the president or any other leaders would refer to people that are moving through our justice system as hostages. >> reporter: the biden campaign seized on this moment, slamming trump, who at a rally in ohio said this after talking about tariffs on chinese-made cars. >> now, if i don't get elected it's going to be a bloodbath. >> reporter: louisiana republican senator