now i understand exactly the expression bey your own, so that strangers are afraid.l beat someone up in the department so that strangers are afraid. zoya well, wait, excuse me, please. it's already over. cultural revolution within the framework of the military special operation rock against the zelensky regime and our frightened patriots who in russia banned the songs of the russian resistance. and what will happen next with those who send fees to bandera in the new investigation of the program based on real events today at 0:20 on ntv well , thank you lord, i see that everyone is alive. our all even have something else delayed. no , then comrade general themselves. well, give me a reason. no, i won't. fokin recognized our shooter captain through his channels militia divers oleg eduardovich militia back in the mid-90s, he was introduced into one of the st. petersburg organized crime groups and was considered one of the most effective agents working on organized crime. i’m weak yes, and then he disappeared, well, he just stopped getting in touch, that is, if officiall

come on , boris bey, just as convenient, as straight as your hand will fall. so bey.ome on, stop, stop, stop, well, it’s not necessary to hit borisovich flat with an angle of binding with an angle. okay, it's inconvenient to beat the butt. so let's see. the angle is not the same and the depth is less, you need to hit harder. boris, you understand, the next victim is stronger, the blow is strongly from the side and does not hit the temple. this is where borisovich needs to be beaten right here. let me try. wow, what a heavy thing. i just might drop it. exactly irochka smart girl. height meter 45, like sviridov's trajectory is the same well, let's go. but it already looks like, now it will be possible to bungle a computer model. i rechecked everything several times ; inflict mortal injury on sviridov, then who will kill him. so that you are going to lie like that? every month, his affairs went from bad to worse, until, finally, 3 months ago , creditors initiated a bankruptcy case. all this is a lie. everything was completely different, they believe. you don't believe ei

come on bey it's the easiest for you. well bey yes, i hate you, got it? do you want to understand? please be quiet. why do you shut up at all. i wanted you to suffer the way your mother suffered when she died. i remember that i was then none didn't give a penny. and i am for you who is the son of an empty place. a natasha a natasha litter, we are the last servants for you pasha well, of course, it’s great that you don’t need to pay money to servants. like the last slaves on our slave owner dad? so what about sheep? come on, so hang baranov on his wall of honor hung pipes here, damn it. son became a man well done what? she is 25 years younger than you, the fact that you pulled her out of the mud washed everything you think, now she will run after you, right? are you sure that she loves you, huh? it's impossible to love you. in love, say if you want, brave, i want to listen. here is a difficult question. erased listen you go okay i just need to say a few words to him . ok. let's wait here. yes, little . okay, do you have to say something? and what else shou

vinergeena, and insha, project and beltelera, two companies are available on their website tvr-kobka beyns in these quizzes are completely unpredictable. and the answers are even more so, guess the riddle sit down without legs dandelions name the most capacious russian football stadium 10.000 m². since a hectare is 100 by 100 m, what are the names of the drawings in the book? time pictures

footballer dmitry khokhlov who went down in history by the fact that there was a headline in the newspaper beyhokhlov saving russia it really was the headline of the newspaper, in my opinion, soviet sport is an appeal to him, because he had to be on the serve or there he had to hit in order to score and thereby save russia which was inferior. but every time his last name appeared on facebook, he banned because it was recorded. what is their buzzword called not stereotypes. but the pyatons, what do i call it? yes facebook algorithms algorithms algorithm, they are configured in such a way that they honest? how did you end up in the bath all the time. here tina kandelaki writes that today dmitry khokhlov sued facebook for 65 million. there are excellent personalized algorithms for his surname. facebook is so finely tuned that they did not perceive this fact that a person may have the surname khokhlov and considered literally an envoid. this is a player of the russian national team who received weekly bans. just for posting under your own name. now the social network should unlock all the mention.

and insha, the projects of the belttelli radio company are available just on the website of you tube bey we suggest you go on a full-fledged tour of our country. st. sophia cathedral built the symbol of faith of power and independence in the 11th century. the great polish prince, vseslav charodey this is the first stone temple on the territory of belarus to get acquainted with the best guides. its even our famous the baseball club took the logical name wolves, and it probably helps, because they have made great strides to see the unique nature. take time to walk around this ancient park. trees still grow here.

bey are people who are not going to pay for a communal apartment in order to punish the government forin a crisis situation, local psychologists conduct sessions to combat cryophobia with fear of freezing, and public catering reports that 75% of pubs will close due to the energy crisis, then there is britain will fill libraries with priestesses of many children with psychological problems, and they will not even be able to relieve stress in a pub, and they go to belarus to relieve stress, despite the warning of their authorities . residents of the border countries of the european union , the state border committee reports that since april 15, more than 2011,000 citizens of lithuania have arrived in our country under a visa-free regime. latvia and poland go for a walk to refuel cars at reasonable prices and the finns are stocked with quality products to refuel. that's how it rides in russia in switzerland shot firewood sales, and the panicked citizens of moldova are buying them up with such zeal that the state has created. and the progressive body of the national agency for the sale of

to a small mountain river, how it all began something has begun to fight, the students of the courts beyies his people so that they hurry to deliver their young wife as soon as possible. hana in the nearest housing and yells, the other durgen. well, as you know, means faster faster, they say. come on, come on, you've been across the river since then entrenched. this is the name of durgen. and the convoy of genghis khan, consisting of many carts at that time of turgenev, down the bed of the earth under the wheels began to fall through and at the place where this fence passed, this same canyon was formed, later called durgen. well, normally there is no explanation, according to another non-scientific version of turgen. it was the name of the young wife. hana, the charioteer, that the weight of the warrior was horrified at the possibility of becoming a switchman in a situation. when something goes wrong. well, in the sense of becoming a scapegoat and began to shout out her name, to attract attention, the commander and they say, comrade commander, your wife. i apologize for the expression, s

the streets of bey should not be crime scenes. it s time to address the crime issuen the city. >> reporter: it was just after 0 saturday morning gunfire erupted. berkeley police say shs stemmed from a fight and spillet on the streets. a 29-year-old mn was pronounced dead at the hosp. the hospital. >> the students are still walkig to class where bloodstains are n the sidewalk. what immediate action is being done? >> reporter: parents spoke at the meeting wondering how the cy plans to respond to the recent e in violence. none of the victims a student, parents are worried t their children safety. >> immediate action must be tak. we cannot wait until another pen is murdered. next time it may be time it may be a student. >> it is a serious wake-up call. serious wake-up call. the strees of berkeley are not safe. the ss are not safe. the residents are not safe. >> reporter: the berkeley policf responded to the calls for actin during the meeting. she says tht is working with university polie to come up with a long-term plan a long-term pl

where are you, the governor of the bey, will i finish? think that we have forgotten how to conduct a dialogue with children in the cinema, because our children have forgotten how to do things. they are overprotective. uh, we are fearful of so many things in relation to. e to our children bach is a charming eight-year-old boy, but he considers himself an adult and on a par with his father and uncle take part in all family affairs, from the sale of cattle to the kidnapping of the bride of caucasian traditions in mountain traditions. eh, men. no matter how old he is, he takes on the responsibility of birthing a family family, of course, uh, and. here we have such a hero who, uh, helps adults solve their sometimes confusing problems. strange as it may sound, but this rather charming work was done there and, in general, with such a child directly. he still does real male adult things the film is directed by the production center in gigi's debut and debut it is at least a triple screenplay written by an alumnus of geek. anastasia trofimova, ano

i bey bet every parent wanted to chaperone on the trip today. cbs cbs evening news is next naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight, breaking new developments in the hunter biden investigation. cbs news has learned, the f.b.i. believes it has gathered sufficient evidence to charge the president's son with crimes related to his taxes, and a gun purchase. now, the u.s. attorney in delaware must decide if the evidence is enough to charge hunter biden. cbs's catherine herridge is here with the latest. gas prices on the rise. am

bey knows how beautiful it is to ride. come and we rolled back and forth, looked at your hayfield. we rested a little and went, of course, the mood rises, the day becomes richer. want to live. why is she special to me? i was born here, here all my relatives. here is my childhood. this is my homeland, the village of the belt, it is very rich . an interesting story had the same age as leonardo da vinci for the first time. ship thousand 450 the second year it was then the prince of the grand duchy of lithuania svidrigail gave these lands a pawn and kostyushka they go like this. the version of the legend is connected, as it were, with a river stranded by a belt such endings stranded in 53 years - this is the 20th century, then very old things were found here from brackets on the territory of rouge. this is the second century bc. these are the pores of different dishes, there, and it refers to the neolithic on the territory of the kremlin in 1873. the church was made. now works. we have a new church where divine services are being conducted. it is strongly nikolay we are looking at the

warrant that russia could bey preparing such an attack. >> if russia calls and says that ukraine is allegedlyne thing.something, it means russia has already prepared all of this. how the world should react in the toughest possible way. >> a dirty bomb does not have a devastating effect of a nuclear explosion. but it could expose broad areas to radioactive contamination. in a joint statement to the foreign ministers of france, the u.k., and the u.s. also russia's allegations. >> are countries made clear that we reject russia's transparently false allegations that ukraine is preparing to use a dirty bomb on its own territory the world would see to any attempt to use this allegation as a pretext for escalation. we further reject any pretext for escalation by russia. >> russian defense minister and surrogat man dirty bomb remarks on sunday during calls with the british and the american spirit moscow has provided no evidence to back up the claims. russian accusations come under a string of heavy russian military defeats and as ukrainian troops continue their counter offensive operations in the eas

here back bey does not interest me, the personal characteristics of rakitin.don't know i'll tell immediately, but what was in the elevator, not the first attempt to bang it, that is. he's already been attacked. yes , recently they shot at garik, but roma came out. the killer was not detained by his bodyguard, and raketin himself did not declare the attempt. that is, he decided to figure it out himself, without involving the police. well, after this story with the elevator, he began to search for some kind of russ. and what kind of russia seems to have lost from the former military men in the caucasus? hello igor, take margarita, go to the draft board. punch one-armed disabled person named rus, which well done, guess what? well, since we have a nickname. 1 2 3 4 5 6 i have long wanted to tell you that you are still coming here now. free as birds in a clear sky, but if you want a beer, go to an alcoholic bar. thanks a lot, good bye. yes, uh, and to you andrey thank you very much. yes, not for anything. i promised you. wow. yes, there are about a hundred of them

out the first er wave of russian aggression in the world in my opinion i think that in europe it is bey well, you mentioned georgia in the 90s, about that war, the first georgian war, which was actually unleashed in abkhazia and in other parts of georgia by the russian federation, and the consequences were such a protracted crisis in georgia itself, people did not we had nothing to warm ourselves, there was no light, there was no gas, but now this winter will also be quite difficult for ukraine, can ukraine borrow some experience from georgia in the early 90s, when georgians also sat without energy carriers well, not too we have energy carriers but but now there is a threat that as a result of russian missile strikes, we may find ourselves alone with winter and frost, you know. unfortunately, georgia turned out to have an energy blockade in the 90s and later. the point is that this is a tactic of russia. on critical infrastructure and leaving people behind, this was part of the war in georgia, this is part of the war in ukraine. that's how we are . i think that with our joint efforts, w

do you want to check the man bey in the most painful. not in order to break so that a person himself understands his weaknesses. exploded 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 is waiting for you to turn off the phone for the task. only this was not enough for us. we have big problems. i told you, it was necessary to turn off calmly earlier. with this car on the right there will be a small road into the forest. this is a chance. well let's try. come on, just a few more minutes. here is our point bizon in touch no news yet, the only ones state of emergency they tried to stop the blue crossover state number k998 sergey olga 351 region, but he disappeared from my computer to 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

theater center for good, he is an employee of the russian special services, and this is where pashtersky bey, when even after the special operation, the federal channels reported that all were terrorists 34 people are dead, the apostles of patroshego were destroyed, the rest were captured, it was a lie, because by a very strange coincidence, one of the invaders, khanster kibaev, is not easy he stayed to live not just in some invisible way, he left the publication, which was seized by the federals, but he calmly traveled around the country. was a man recruited by the fsb , so it turns out that the special services knew about the planned terrorist attack; moreover, it was terkebaev who had to neutralize the explosive device of the entire group, which kebent security did an excellent job with says that he provided the group in moscow with the account of knords, that practically he chose this object for the attack. the guys will give me nothing, i don't know. we see, we feel, we have to wear rags . storm finally, after the tragedy of the special services, they didn't even try to look for the onl

then same league a second fight for the knights and broncos.e >> there's going to have to bei: cops atu don't like this. >> it's totally out of control. anesthesia kid.s are 7 years ol. i know emotions get high on the football field. h i've been usualing you to get -- urging you to get hayden, who you wrote the book about, into sports. i have to think twice about it if she witnesses fights like this? >> it's texas. people grew up in south caroline that's what they do. this is a study by a center in jaire pap. tjapan.how to put them to sleep. carry them, avoid abrupt movements and sit with them and then lie them down to sleep. it takes 13 total --th >> don't act like you don't know this. we lived it.at elizabeth hassleback and you. >> there was a doctor like twisting my baby and i was like can i have my baby back. >> fold one arm in front and put them in a prone position. >> do you want a net. >> hayden. >> 14 sens is she doing it righ? >> eve is she doing it? >> i was terrified. i was like please don't break d heonr arms. >> she survived and thriving at 7 years old. i' om so glad you w

these delicious deep fried bei beignet-like things, are a staple at italian american festivities.weet. >> good. >> good. >> it's a meal. >> are they as good as mine? >> i'm not answering that question. delicious. but another dish, a simple nameless preparation of roasted goat, reminds me of that trip here almost 50 years ago. oh, that's easy. i don't know, it had a great influence on me, just driving up, getting it, putting it into the back of the car, into the trunk of the car, i mean, it was dead, but it was so good. it was probably prepared like that. >> yep. >> right? beautiful. for our family, there's always been a strange and magical bond with food. that drives so much of what we do. i believe that the food we enjoy together strengthens the bonds we will share forever. i'll take some potatoes. >> i love that. >> the region my family left behind all those years ago is still as troubled as it is beautiful. oh, my god. but the true magic of this land is how it inspires people people here to do things that are equally as beautiful. and how everywhere you go -- you will be treate

good minuteology from putin, they put him in such a uh, how to say it, the jug is probably 600 which bey when it's all a mirror and he and she they let in a ray of sunlight and he was alone. he was running . here is putin, now mr. dark is running. this is a beautiful image. he is running. he cannot let the thought into his head that he wanted to win a draw. witness no, it is not possible. he needs an absolute victory. he cannot. this ukrainian victory i think he is the pharaoh totankhamun even ramses the great he thinks of himself like that and c- the absolute inadequacy of this person of course he can do a logical thing, but by the way about nuclear weapons of happiness you can notice that the rhetoric of the kremlin and everyone they began to say to him, well, well, yes, shoot, and we will destroy everything, the responsible persons began to speak.

. >> bei do. >> the owner of rancho gordo plays his workers a living wage. >> we are built to be heres part of the community, and so we treat people with respect. they sell between 25 and 30 varieties of beans most come from small farms in mexico and growers on the west coast. >> you can use these as powder beans and you can also use these for chile. >> or a wine with hints of vanilla or licorice, each variety has a disk into flavor and texture. >> for example we have one that has a chocolate flavor. and we have one that is more creamy. we have one that tastes like a meat. >> flavors and textures you cannot get from canned beans. spreading the bean dogma, started working here 12 years ago when there were only three employees. back then they were packaging only 500 bags a day. that number today is closer to 10,000. >> now a lot of people are learning about our beans and they are very popular. they know that they are super go --super guide, and they want our beans. >> thomas keller discovered them and included them on the menu. >> and then everyone wanted r beans. he wanted a obscure be

and insha, the projects of the belttelli radio company are available just on the website of you box bey with multi-faith. we suggest you go on a full-fledged tour of our country. st. sophia cathedral built the symbol of faith of power and independence in the 11th century. the great polish prince, vseslav charodey this is the first stone temple on the territory of belarus to get acquainted with the best guides. his even our famous baseball club has taken the name of the lavesh wolves, and he probably helps, because they achieved great success to see the unique nature. take time to walk around this ancient park. exotic trees still grow here, planted during the time of the aristocrats. and visit the most unusual castles-estates. and now i will ask the operator to show us the opposite bank of the dnieper, this catholic church of st. joseph the betrothed was built on the site of a dominican church at the beginning of the 19th century. travel with us to belarus 24. almost 2,000 organizations with more than 60 thousand people in production, tremendous opportunities for belarusian light industr

biggest natural gas and oil producer in the world and its benefits, they have an agenda they know won't beis they distract peoplehe and they one of the reasons they do it is with language.lang they don't want the center,th the centere would allow free debate on both sides they t want to move io t way to thee left. trey: victor davis hanson thanyou k you so much, we canca talk about relativism when i have you back, i think it will be the death . >> thank you. trey: up next will the wil economy impact the midterms as much as it is impacting you you? steve forbes joins "sunday america." um otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america," inflation is high, interests rates are rising, unemployment is going up uyour retirement account going down, our economy sh

. >> inflation reduction act has to do with your ability to bey able to get tax credits forew buyingnew coffeee machine a new refrigerant you buy an efficient refrigerator inefficient coffee machine you get a tax credit for bread.ge >> awesome i get tax credits for a coffee machine. m finally you get that new curing and live in the cardboard box it came in. i'm confused as my coffee machine use fossil fuels? or is it nuclear powered like my toaster? sorry the only time there's a gas powered coffee machine isa when eric swallow uses a frencfh press. [laughter] didn't see that joke coming toe, your question what that's what we aree number one we can shove it in anywhere we want. maybe joe should stick to stuffy nose like giving dating advice for tween's.tw >> i told my daughters andaugh granddaughters. s [inaudible] >> what?wh >> note serious guys into your 30.ly she was really int.o that. he were anyone else be sniffingf up face full of pepper spray. numeral joe learned that no means no? that was on friday in california it was just the start of an awkward weekend for joe.'s c i wonder

here bey here, and there, mostly with your feet.shoot a pistol flask here, click, empty, intimidated. this is the first thing that was then taken out to be shot. keep in mind that the ukrainian army volunteer battalions do not actually take russian soldiers prisoner. we understand that your nation, in principle, needs to be destroyed. i spoke online, of course, but that's the security he's on formula. we showed a range of testimonies. we showed video testimonies of people about artillery strikes by the ukrainian army. we showed evidence of how the ukrainian authorities deliberately kill people for the sake of these bloody pictures and people shout that this is not some kind of russian write foreigners journalists, for this you kill. show everyone. that's what they did and why they killed this woman, my mother, i can't understand the people of all affairs. i did not touch anyone's socks. she didn't want to live. interestingly, their mothers want to live want to live. why do we have to bury our parents of our uh, children who are kill

here bey here, and there, mostly with your feet. a pistol to the forehead with a click, empty, intimidated, this is 101 then they were taken out to be shot. keep in mind that the ukrainian army volunteer battalions are actually captured russian soldiers are not taken. we understand that your nation, in principle, needs to be destroyed. i spoke online, of course, but it's a security formula we've shown a number of testimonials. we showed video evidence of people about the impact of artillery strikes by the ukrainian army. we showed evidence of how the ukrainian authorities deliberately kill people for the sake of these bloody pictures and people shout that it’s not some russians who write this, foreign journalists, are you killing for this? show everyone. here's what they did and why they killed this woman, my mother, i can’t understand people do everything. i did not touch anyone's socks. nothing was killed. did she want to live wanted to live, i wonder if their mothers want to live want to live. why do we have to bury our parents o

the points are not bei tallied, there is no goal, there is ntaet. but in any event, they can get points for diversity in this ronment. so, why does having race as a factor harm your members in an addressable way? >> the case is that unc gives racial preferences to everyone applicants.pplicants and asian >> you sure about that? >> yes. >> i thought no one could get a point for diversity, to the extent that the other factors in their appln allowed for. >> unc, and i think this is in the district court finding defineshree groups that i said. er, any effective race in the procesisoing to give rise to injury because the jury that one case recognize and another did not hesitate in fighting for standing in a case, is that you're being denied the opportunity tote on a fair playing field, at least a constitutional playing field. >> cant ta it back to another question? she came -- she talked about a student wh from an underprivileged school, maybe did not score well on the sat. i want to know whether, in your view of the world, if a student wrote an ess dcrib

>> i asked judge ami bey berman jackson to show albuquerque head the same amount of mercy he showed meu living under a rock, was done. >> just shy of the eight-year maximum. is that enough in your view? >> listen, i don't typically comment on the sentences that these judges hand down. that being said, i do feel it was appropriate. i think that amy berman jackson was thoughtful in her sentencing, and i accept it. >> did you get a sense that this person, this attacker, this who did this to you has any remorse for what he did that day. in court, he reportedly shook his head, stared straight ahead, and at one point grinned at his fiance, apparently, as she wept. >> yeah, i don't know, to be completely honest with you. the only person who knows if albuquerque head is remorseful is albuquerque head. that said, i will talk about the family's reactions to the past several sentencings. when i was at kyle young's sentencing, immediately after the judge handed down, i believe it was a seven-year sentence, his mother called me a piece of -- there was an outburst in the courtroom. and in this parti

there were pleasant bey of back and forth and plenty of tense exchanges we saw between the two candidates last night. >> carlos, how did you see the debate? it seems as though rubio in the latest polls has been in front of the polls, but not by much. >> well, that's right, jose. this debate was particularly important for congresswoman demings because marco rubio has led consistently in the polls. this race has been very stable and a lot of people believe that she needed to jolt the race. she needed to create an aha moment. she needed to have marco rubio slip and fall. that certainly didn't happen. it was an aggressive debate. both candidates went on offense but i don't think that yesterday's debate is going to change the general trend of this race. on top of that, republicans have some structural advantages in the state of florida with registered republicans outnumbering registered democrats for the first time in decades if not ever going into a general election. it was a lively debate but it doesn't seem like it did much to change the general dynamics of this race. marco rubio still the

nadia bey from st. petersburg creates in the virtual space.reates illustrations on the theme of pushkin, draws digital copies of paintings by russian landscape painters, and embodies her own. now in a special program he draws a portrait in the hands of the controllers. the right one instead of a brush, the left one as an easel with paints and tools pulling the trigger. nadia applies smears. yes, it requires a certain skill and skills of spatial thinking. that is, as sculptors need to understand. and where located? what part how to lead a hand so that it finds the correct form through the efforts of people who develop programs and fill them with content , a meter is created, the universe is a virtual space where you can communicate, work, live and have fun using their digital copies of avatars, angelina and alexey are among the first in russia even played a wedding in virtual reality. these are their avatars. and these invited guests were only 480 people, and no one complained about the tightness, they danced and participated in competitions. s

samsonov donated managed to get around andrey markov his next price tags are up to kucherov and dies, beyts. pittsburgh forward scored the first goal of the new season. evgeni malkin, a thirty-six-year-old russian, converted the majority, the penguins, his team, defeated arizona 4-1. this season, malkin decided to do charity evgeny will donate $ 710 to children for each point scored. a funny incident occurred during the us major league baseball playoff game between los angeles and san diego in the midst of the game on field suddenly burst goose. he did not want to leave the court for a very long time, but to watch the game to the end. still, they didn’t give him the stadium staff with the help of a towel and a trash can not on the first try, but they managed to catch the offender, however, the audience was not happy when the new fan from the team was taken out of the field. that 's all the sports news for now, see you in the next hour. and again on the events in astana, vladimir putin takes part in a meeting in narrow format as part of the work of the council of leaders of countries cis t

madam gosya aulie, head of the chinese russian center for the study of the far east at the bey pedagogical incredibly grateful to you that you found the time and were able to join our broadcast. hello good evening. i am very glad. for me. it 's a great honor here, and ladies and gentlemen lately , many say that china has managed to form an original socio-economic and political model of development, which is seriously different from the western liberal democratic model. here's how you would formulate the three most important elements of the principle of the chinese model, first, china adheres to the unified leadership of the ccp under the unified pivot. uh, the rods of china can focus all its strength on the development of the country and the livelihood of the people. they are like the united states where two parties direct all their strength and energy into fighting against each other. uh, secondly, i think that throw is building a socialist market economy. here it is necessary to single out two points socialism and the market. in my opinion. it means big government plus big market. and wh

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voters that will include independents and moderates, they want to be done with that, and that enmeans bei done with trump and in some cases, done with republicans. in the maga world, they keep these stories alive, and they get to run on them and they get to play victim of the, quote, unquote, deep state that is out to get trump. the deep state that trump invented for moments like that. >> i planned a different conversation for us before this subpoena dropped and other things developed during the day, but there's one question i held. the arizona governor's race, katie hobbs, kari lake. i know you're no huge fan of kari lake. i want to play something she said here and get your reaction to it and another question. >> if mlk, reverend martin luther king jr. were alive today, if jfk were alive today, if our founding fathers were alive today, they would be america first republicans. >> i mean, i guess i don't need to ask for your reaction because you're laughing through it. what do you think? >> um, you can say anything and not back it up. you can claim these icons of the left as the new leader

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we see that joe biden is hiding oue while joe biden and barack obama are being a bei brought inng as surrogates.g and a lot of the states we're talking about, do you see any impact that they can have on these races? >> matt race, no, none. just simple. >> robert , any impact, considering that joe biden negative one ? i would say zeronegative is so. >> barack obama will be of no help to democratic candidates. he could potentially, sean, in places like atlanta with fulton county, which i'm very familiar with , he might increasebi the interest and the turnout a little bit. but lookafrican american, the an turnout in georgia has ticked down in early voting. it startedn in at 36%, which, wh is very robust to win georgia. e has to be an african-american turnout of at least 33%. and as oinf today, t in early voting, it's now down to 30%. so barack obama has got a lot te of work to do. if he's going to pull eithert go one of these candidates through. it's not stacey. warn if he's going to help lot warnock's, he's got a lot to do in a short period of time,it and i don't see it working.ng all

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and eleanor or nellie and so they have to make a republicanourt which must both satisfy americans as bei democrat not monarchical but al satisfy visiting envoys, ambassadors from the courts of europe. a and this is something they are doing over the next seven or seven years as washington's serves two terms at the same time the bringing up in effect and educating a new generation and of course as children and they'll not they're not spring chickens and i'm glad to say that with nellie, they succeed and washes very much. his father's son and spoiled rotten by by martha washington despairs of him but he can't despair all over again. and i'm saying he washes his hands of him but it's but they leave new york that's a later house. but on this side, cherry street in new york and in in philadelphia. oh, here, martha, really does have some she she makes some very interesting friendships, as does as does washington and not always with those in government, many of whom were with them in the in the war. but with the philadelphians and mrs. powell and samuel powell, that interesting couple. and saman

recruitment that would be completely under your direction and again we would want the recruiter to beyxpediting interviews of you all to make sure they understand what it is we are looking for that the process can move forward as quickly as possible. of however, it is still in our opinion, most important that a public works director come first. and under the charterer they would be over seeing both diameters until you fired somebody new. next time you are hearing about this i'm hoping that the department of human resources will come. i did not think it was necessary to bring them in at this point since there are so many things they are not really involved in they are standing ready to be of assistance. this is the status of the director recruitment and help to ask and answer questions or -- here if you have feedback at this point. thank you very much. >> thank you for the report. what is the name of the search firm doing the search. >> i cannot remember the name of the search firm. i can upon finds out and get become to you >> thank you. >> department of human resources has recruiters

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