come on bey you can. come on, sit down, calm down. here's a glass for you now it's quiet, quiet, quiet, come on. oh, and here's a glass for you. sit down yes, here i am, and where did you come from? we live here with my mother. why do you owe me a five do not remember? you are like me in the bedroom. any petrovich, i understand why i'm big i'm a small man, but small, wait wait, i'm big this little one. well, how are you small to big kirik crawled into bed you do as you like, and eat like a big one, and pay like a little one doesn’t happen like that. kirik does not exist, but they were sure that you were dead. i see. so if a person dies, you can immediately get into his pajamas. i didn't lick your pajamas. in general, why is he not at the front of the document especially, right? something works, right? so so so you sit like this paper paper there are writers in the house. and no, what order are we going to write now roman in the house there is a paper writer poets, you see, there is no paper, and here, or something, besides the legs o

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do you want to check the man bey in the most painful. not to break, but to make a person i realized my weaknesses. forgive me commander. broke yesterday. well, have you decided on the translation? have i decided? so now i don't know how to tell my wife about it . she wants me to come to a good position in the personnel department, sit in the office and ask for pants and wait for the next star. it 's not mine. yes, not an easy conversation awaits you. only this was not enough for us. we have big problems. i told you, you should have turned calmly earlier. on this car now the bend of the track on the right will be a small road into the forest. this is a chance. good let's try. come on, just a few more minutes. here is our point bizon in touch no news so far the only state of emergency they tried to stop the blue crossover state number k998 sergey olga 351 region, but he disappeared display a photo from my computer on the screen. ready. how many people were in the car, the patrolman reported that he saw two girls in the photograph, the place and time of the traffic police are pursuing in

i remember bey them write them down in more detail there, i understand that they listen to all the testimonyhem to issue it. 15 naive people continue to believe in all sorts of miracles, when they don’t believe in anything, and how about this psychic leonid according to his passport, leonid ivanovich munkin works under the pseudonym of dobrovolsky his clients would know that their dobrovolsky lyonka monkin it's time to visit him. wait for me downstairs, i'm listening now. mr. munkin is a nice house, a beautiful one . i love beautiful things. they give me good energy. and how much good was passed on to you from kotov. you may not believe in my strength, but this is not enough to accuse me of the crime. kotov wrote a statement. he claims that, on your recommendation, he invested money in shares and lost all his fortune, all his property. i just gave advice and how much is your advice 5.000? what is it you are such a dachshund yes. and you know how to see, the main thing is that you hit right on target. i see you're getting promoted. stop it doesn't work on me it doesn't work on me it doesn't w

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but it is very interesting because obviously so far the case numbers in bei bei jink still relativelyow, but they have closed all schools and a growing number of major hospitals being shut down as well. so all of that is really rather ominous sign. but still right now in the city, we are still seeing mostly things being semi normal, shops are still open, supply seems to be ample. and people are getting worried and stocking up because of what happened in shanghai. a lot of people have been reminded that you cannot really trust what the officials say because of the fiasco in shanghai. >> and we can see the officials around you, the police around you, obviously they have been trying to interfere with the coverage. but everything behind you looks pretty ordered and organized. what specifically are those police around you concerned about? >> well, that is our question as well. we are obviously not interfering with their testing process. we are in very -- actually, rather empty place here. a testing site again, very confined area, not far from the office. and so i think in general they are

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her records elena vasilievna loves you strongly rumors formidable terrible gangs of red are coming beys fucked on the back of the head by the author of the white guard and the days of the turbines mikhail bulgakov was born in kiev and witnessed these events the house of the turbines is similar to the house of his childhood and youth in life with me when the play days of turbine staged you hut theater came on tour. in kiev, bulgakov brought artists to the alexander gymnasium in person. one of the scenes , colonel alexey turbine, shocked by the general confusion and betrayal of the headquarters, releases junkers home, and here i am, a career officer, alexei turbine, enduring and loving you i'm sending home vladimir basov's film turbine days was released on tv screens. in november 1976, it was immediately shelved. the white guards turned out to be too charming andrey myagkov vasily lanovoy vladimir basov pyotr shcherbakov in the drama days of turbines today on first channel ekaterina lepskaya channel one our saturday morning broadcast ends irina muromtseva was with you from the bottom of

will be easier there dim thinks about eating this objective part, tell me, please, have you ever heard beyere and when you heard khokhlov we will cut into belts all ukrainians should die ukrainian culture, at least once how much from one, since i have been a very official person even unofficial in moscow in recent months. uh, the regulars didn't leave here last time. i was in ukraine in january this year. i have friends. well, in moscow, a small there is a quantity, and i conducted a personal survey among them. i asked each of them how they feel about the war in ukraine, they say that almost all of my acquaintances. they say that they are either against war or for peace. well, for the time being, he is confused in these concepts, these are different, but each of them told me that yes. he knows that he has a colleague who supports your well in ukraine a. the same one that supports politics has a path to which you know there is no list of these freaks, and why am i to what, in my opinion, in my deep? unfortunately, i am not a sociologist, i do not cite socialist data. i don't see the differe

help us , and our school will be restored. hid in the basement, and when they fled from the village , bey was already here, and ours just went under fire, we managed to get such a small green corridor behind the school, behind the shooting range, we went around and quickly and down there, and we managed to get out of the house boris survived, but there are no windows and doors and the walls are shelled. look at the metal. it’s good. the shrapnel flew. they flew through the entrance door. they saved me too. today it will be easy. it’s like that everywhere, it flew into the walls. everything is now working in the village, communal services are being restored. people are getting water, gas and electricity back home, and the residents themselves are already in the village, almost a third of the people are repairing houses and planting gardens, so the local confident cooks will rebuild quickly, god, serhiy azarenko, tv channel rada, national marathon, single news, will certainly rebuild not only the cooks in kyiv region, but also all the villages and cities that suffered from the russian invas

, which was surprising to me, because i feel like i associate intimacy with, like, being togeth and beie same place. but one year together and in the same place, you can kind odo your own thing and, like, still spend time together. but one year not in the same place and you're spending time together, like, you're just talking. ellie: it's like, reallyoncentrated. ella: yeah we are gonna kind of break up when we go back to school. you know, when you're with somee when you graduate, like, often people are, like, moving in together, like, moving to the same city, and, like, applying for jobs in the same place. and, like, i know that, like, speaking for me--and i think it's the same for you--like, no person would be great enough and, like, no love would be greaenough at this point in my life for me to really be willing to do that. i just don't think that-- my personal growth is there. if it hadn't been for the pandemic and, like, the pandemic would not have-- i wouldn't have experienced the pandemic the way i did, if i didn't spend every second with you, which i did. and i think that every

militaristic fuse a running line that the prc army had already launched a missile attack on the city of xin beiin the port. taipei ship edition. then pravda had to apologize. attributing the error to a technical glitch in the credits in china, this on-air la just like a real provocation. especially now, when the chinese threat of the united states intimidates not only the taiwanese, but the entire pacific region, the americans and their allies claim that china is getting close to australia and is preparing to open a military base in the solomon islands. beijing is understandable. he denies everything in order to force the government of the solomon islands, which is only 2,000 km from the australian coast, to abandon the rapprochement. with beijing here, the us coordinator for the indo-pacific region is urgently flying campbell and assistant secretary of state of the us crete-endring, who don’t even have an embassy on the islands, suddenly decided to put vaccines and a whole floating hospital here, as long as they don’t deploy a chinese military base, because the security agreement that the arch

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uh, to everyone who grew up in soviet times, the yard truth, if a fight is inevitable, bey was the firstret it. it means, why do you need to strike first in order to gain an advantage in a situation where there is no other way out , really, really, when you did this, you got this advantage, you need to develop this advantage, because if you do not continue what you hit first, you can lose all your advantage andrey why what, yes, you also agree with this, what should be applied? well , he said to hit zelensky on top, a long time ago you, apparently, missed it. well, how am i with my subjects, including those present here, in my opinion, konstantin valentinovich then told me that there was no need to do this. kazakov said that it was pointless to bomb. rada should be bombed, who doesn't care about railway bridges and railway stations. that's what i agreed to say, yes it is i must say, not having, thank god, yet a physical opportunity, but they have the same rule to break the state duma well, in general, so to say, dear great britain, it will be yes. let me be interested in your idea that i

i think it would bei difficult for her to change a lot concerned? i difficult for her to change a lot of things because we are part of the eu, we have the international and european convention and we have a constitution so many of the rights are protected by the constitution. but i think what was a bit peculiar about this campaign on immigration, is already a debate, but this time it was not only changing the law, the bill on immigration, but changing the constitution. it would be the same kind of debate that you had in britain for brexit and some debate about withdrawing from the european convention of human rights of course we do not have a written constitution in the uk but here we do. and they want to change the constitution. that is something that is quite new. the margin of action is quite new. the margin of action is quite new. the margin of action is quite narrow actually and france is quite narrow actually and france is an open country. you cannot stop immigration like that. we are travelling. immigration like that. we are travelling-— immi

thank you for bei it's lovely to see you. >> oh, my gosh, stephen.oir here called "hello, molly!," which is just getting extraordinary wonderful notices. >> thank you. >> stephen: it's extremely funny, and it's also-- and what is so surprising to so many people, it's a beautiful testament to resiliency. >> yeah. >> stephen: if you don't mind me saying how it opens. >> yes. >> stephen: it opens with a car crash when you were four years old that killed your mother, your younger sister, and your cousin. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: as you go to write your memoir, how difficult is that decision to lead with that part of your personal history? >> that was really hard. but i think, you know, it's such a big part of my story because, you know, suddenly the rug is just pulled out from under me. and my whole life changed in a split second. so it is an important part of my story. and so it kind of felt like, let's just say it, and then we can, like, move on. and even writing it felt that way. i felt like, once i was finished writing that chapter, i felt like i could

. >> there is stress and and exhaustion and bei kept in the dark first it was one week and then it ised down f three or fou weeks and the uncertainty is a killer. >> the current wave in shanghai is the biggest in china since the country cannot let up. e end of the lockdown is still a long way off. >> time now for some of the day's business news. >> you are starting with elon musk's offer to buy twitter which is running into complications. >> it tries to defend itself from that potential takeover and limited duration shareholder a poison pill incorporate lingo designed to make it harder for musk to take control. under the plan if he acquires 15% of twitter and other shareholders could buy new shares at a discount, the board is threatening to dilute his stake in the company to fend off possible takeovers. the c.e.o. has yet to respond. but here is the offer that's on the table. presumably still musk has offered to buy twitter at $54.20 a share and $43 billion overall. and some say that is a low-ball offer. it was trading at 70 a share as late as august. where is elon musk going to do th

. >> specifically actions for what's happening in ukraine, anything that can bey shared publicly. >>or that question, the q agency's signs and technology portion of the chemical and biological events program operated under ms. plumb rosenbloom's authority in chemical and biological defense. we worked closely also with the joint program executive office for chemical and biological ways to provide cutting-edge capabilities for the joint force as well as close coordination with partners and allies as well, everything from reading at detectors, capabilities to weave together new jada and jada is a place where we spent time in terms of activities. in terms of activities and support of u.s. european command, in terms of the activities, we have had almost 200 requests from not only european command but across dod and inner agency. we run a 24/7 365 technical reach back capability that does modeling across the nuclear spectrum. because of that, we've been asked questions ranging from if something happens to a ukrainian nuclear power plant, where would itld go and across the board. it's somet

andgege i saw that what was bei praised about confederate soldiers at the dedication of monuments because the vast majority ofho confederate monuments are notr named. what was being praised is this soldier's devotion to duty and self-sacrifice and obedience. thought, that's not rebellion orro knowing your own mind bhops paying for this monument? who wants tore make this phrase? it turns out that many of these confederateol monuments especiay from the turn of the century until around world war i were paid for by factory owners, mine owners who depended on having a low-paid workforce, and they wereof praising these working class menth for accepting a lif of social stratification of not getting really ahead and listening t to their betters in the s hopes that they would be better employees. andn not just in general. i also found that often you'll see a confederate monument with this type of speech go up in reaction to unionization efforts in a community. that's clear in what i write about the birmingham confederate black movement, which would have been two parts, nine years apart, both in re

>> 10, it's queen bey. >> machine gun kelly, 1 through 10?9. >> do you think that machine gun smells? >> no. but, i mean, i don't know, but i would hope not. >> okay, give it a whiff. >> wait, what? no. >> tell me right now if i smell or not. >> come on, come on. pretty good, my guy, pretty good. >> thank god, thank god. >> i'm going to give him a 10 out of 10. >> that's how he gets the 10! that's how he gets the 10! thank you so much. came out here expecting a lot of hate. but there's a lot of love. so [ bleep ] you, internet. [ applause ] i'm machine gun kelly, have a good night! hello. hello. hello. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks to machine gun kelly. we've got a fun show for you tonight. rob gronkowski is here. and we'll be right back with a whole boatload of kardashians and jenners so stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. welcome back to the show. tonight -- >> guillermo: hold on, jimmy, let me fix it a little bit. right there, perfect. >> jimmy: nutjob. all right. tonight, four-time super bowl champion a

were worried about what it would mean to endorse a program that deadly to potentially fewer people beid in detention centers. on the other hand, conservative justices are also very concerned about what it would mean to basically say to every single presidential administration since 1996 has been violating a law without anybody noticing come as texas was essentially arguing. even justice thomas, one othe most conrvative members, suggested texas partially idea it was illegal to end the mpp ogram w ridiculous. justice roberts question texas saying, how does it make any sense what you're asking us to do is having a single judge in texas simply order the government to stop violating the law only slightly less rather than ordering them to not violate the law at all? which suggested he does not think texas is rig, that ending mpp is illegal. amy: i want to go to the testimony from gloria, an lgbtq+ asylum seeker from honduras placed in the remain in mexico program. they have been forced to wait in the border city of matamoros for 2.5 years. >> i slept by the river under some tents. i saw marc

means you're uncool and you're privileged and you're an oppressor and you're bad and i don't want to bei that in that way. i was really incentivize to try to figure out a way to make my voice heard in thesevo communities and obviously i can't change my race. i can't really change my sexualityy. so the only thing left was to start playing around with a gender stuff. so i decided to call myself a demi girl, which is one of the 40 million genders and that basically means i'm mostly a girl but i'm a littleam bit ns girl, which is just like what does that even mean? and then after i went to demioy boy and then after that i wentan to gender gender fluid and after that i eventually went to trans boy. butal all this took like two or three years of just going through this repetitive cycle of changing this identity and changing it again. and it was just never enough. there is a lot of hopelessness for a long time, a lot of regret. the feeling of regret was intense. oh , it's a moving interview m and there's a lot more ofoi in the episode. helena joinsns us on set and thanks so much for coming. the

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this is a great moment for judge jackson building an even greater moment for america as we rise to bei more perfect union. under the previous order, all post cloture timeth has expired. the question occurs on the nomination of ketanji brown jackson of the district of columbia to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states. >> is there sufficient second? there appears to be sufficient second. the clerk will call the role. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] having security majority of her confirmation, the senate paused for about 15 minutes