ironically who they boris to get they need now is boris to get them of the that boris them out of thet into. got them into. >> it's very interesting. this article fact that article says that the fact that they uxbridge was they held on to uxbridge was a relief to downing street staffers. one of them said, we're they lose all we're worried if they lose all three elections, rishi will three by elections, rishi will be horrible mood. i think be in a horrible mood. i think they've things worry they've got more things to worry about, well maybe about, haven't they? well maybe he's he he doesn't he's very angry. he he doesn't strike me someone who's strike me as someone who's capable of anger. >> i think the think i think >> i think the i think i think it's a problem with in it's a problem with democracy in this and how how how this country and how how how leaders are chosen, how there's how all from how they're all coming from within party. well, nick within the party. well, nick makes good point, he, makes a good point, doesn't he, louis? know, he is very >> you know, he is very manageria

boris. they basically gave boris.is procedure seeing is this whole procedure has no pushback has to go through no pushback from the current people in number whatsoever. it's number 10 whatsoever. it's allowed on and on allowed to just roll on and on andifs allowed to just roll on and on and it's all polite. and and it's all very polite. and thatis and it's all very polite. and that is , again, just tactic to that is, again, just a tactic to undermine the conservative party. and then now got party. and then now we've got labour and the lib dems coming together to try essentially together to try to essentially cause in seats for cause by elections in seats for people who criticise that report . all surely now . and this is all surely now just part of a very transparent plan to try to remove anybody who is relatively popular in the conservative party and has conservative values and might actually win our next election. and as far as i can tell, rishi sunak for a bloke who's been publicly educated and you know, he's suppo

jim, i voted for boris johnson , not the for boris johnson, not the tories.e been pushed out . well, been pushed out. well, interestingly enough , reem, you interestingly enough, reem, you actually campaigned alongside and for boris johnson, you live in his constituency . in his constituency. >> rac i do live in his constituency , uxbridge and south constituency, uxbridge and south ruislip it's a fantastic, lovely suburb on the side of london. and i did campaign in 2019. i thought that actually when we looked at the position that we were in, we had jeremy corbyn, who is a socialist . were in, we had jeremy corbyn, who is a socialist. he is also an anti—semite. he is , i an anti—semite. he is, i believe, what would effectively take the country down a horribly , horribly bad path. and then you had boris johnson, anti—semites, obviously, wouldn't he? yes, yes. if he was sitting here today, he would he would he would deny that. there are many that do deny that. i think that there are some issues there. point being there was a huge for was huge for me, it was a ef

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ironically who they boris to get they need now is boris to get them of the that boris them out of thet into. got them into. >> it's very interesting. this article fact that article says that the fact that they uxbridge was they held on to uxbridge was a relief to downing street staffers. one of them said, we're they lose all we're worried if they lose all three elections, rishi will three by elections, rishi will be horrible mood. i think be in a horrible mood. i think they've things worry they've got more things to worry about, well maybe about, haven't they? well maybe he's he he doesn't he's very angry. he he doesn't strike me someone who's strike me as someone who's capable of anger. >> i think the think i think >> i think the i think i think it's a problem with in it's a problem with democracy in this and how how how this country and how how how leaders are chosen, how there's how all from how they're all coming from within party. well, nick within the party. well, nick makes good point, he, makes a good point, doesn't he, louis? know, he is very >> you know, he is very manageria

boris? >> we should also point out there are nine people still in the hospital, not out of the woods just yet. keep us up dated with the latest there. there is another mass shooting overnight to tell you about, this one in wichita, kansas. police say seven people were shot and wounded inside a night club. two others were hurt when they were trampled trying to escape. officials say a quick police response likely prevented more violence and saved lives. >> it it f it hadn't been for t professional response, this would have been a much more serious incident and i have no doubt there would have been loss of life. and as we continue into this holiday weekend, again, alcohol and firearms do not mix. >> police say they detained one person for questioning but they've not publicly identified any suspects. >> we want to pivot now to some of the severe weather affecting much of the country this 4th of july holiday weekend. flash flooding in chicago today leaving several cars underwater, temporarily shu

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boris johnson la la la la la la la la la. >> boris spongiform encephalopathy.too far, doesn't it, to say that somebody almost died was it all up? was making it all up? >> problem is that i >> well, the problem is that i think this is all a bit the boy that cried wolf because habitual liar guidance was liar boris all guidance was followed. the followed. johnson telling the truth be more novel than truth would be more novel than him not telling the truth. he does have a tendency to have a bit of an unbalanced relationship with the truth, which is evidence . it's just a which is evidence. it's just a fact.i which is evidence. it's just a fact. i can't believe you'd say so. i just say the thing so. can i just say the thing about marcus balls video? video recording that he's making is that it doesn't say that he didn't suffer from coronavirus. it just questions whether it was as serious as we were led to believe. and boris himself has gone on record to say he on one hand, when it first happened that he nearly died , and then he that he nearly died, and then he quick

boris lutsenko i think i will be right if i say that it was boris lutsenko who made yura the premierestages, moreover, when boris headed the second time after the break. as the main referee of the russian theater, he dragged three actors from the theater of the film actor to to the russian theater it was svetlana kuzmina. it was vanya maskevich. and it was, of course, yura the cossack. i spoke about the stage creations of yura, this is something that cannot be restored even now. well , his film roles. you can see the pokopa. that is, in the network, they all go there. the prose of the belarusian classics is incredibly difficult to stage; this is the monotony of the narrative , verbosity, the implicitness of the identification of conflicts, the primitiveness of the dialogues of the big one . screening for relatives. and before viktor turov, who took up the film adaptation of ivan, people in the swamp stood up. this is the task of transforming. this prose, this epic, a tough film script, then shoot, so the script, and you know, to a greater extent, he succeeded. well, it would seem, wha

have somebody whose heart is for boris. ., ., , , . ., boris.i have lived in a speech for 30 years and it's _ boris. i have lived in a speech for 30 years and it's the _ boris. i have lived in a speech for 30 years and it's the first - boris. i have lived in a speech for 30 years and it's the first time i l 30 years and it's the first time i have _ 30 years and it's the first time i have treen— 30 years and it's the first time i have been bombarded by candidates. —— | have been bombarded by candidates. -- i have _ have been bombarded by candidates. —— i have lived in uxbridge for 30 years _ —— i have lived in uxbridge for 30 years we — —— i have lived in uxbridge for 30 years. we don't usually see anybody. wednesday _ years. we don't usually see anybody. wednesday in uxbridge, flipping heck! _ wednesday in uxbridge, flipping heck! i_ wednesday in uxbridge, flipping heck! i can say that, can't i? they were hanging _ heck! i can say that, can't i? they were hanging on _ heck! i can say that, can't i? they were banging on your _ heck! i can say tha

i'm still quite shocked that you said that the boris, boris, bofis said that the boris, boris, boris left yes. abandoned his constituents. yes. he didn't need to do that . he he didn't need to do that. he left that seat wide open. he had the likes of you chasing him out on a spurious course. on a spurious coui'se. >> on a spurious course. >> literally. >> not literally. >> not literally. >> didn't. he didn't. he >> he didn't. he didn't. he didn't leave. he was pushed. >> he was absolutely pushed. >> he was absolutely pushed. >> open and >> he left that wide open and that seat. but that that shows the seat. but that shows his loyalty to you, to the to party, this whole charade. he was complete populist the was a complete populist the whole and he left as soon whole time. and he left as soon as but actually feel as he could. but i actually feel sorry sunak because he sorry for rishi sunak because he kind inherited boris's mess kind of inherited boris's mess in this. so don't think in all this. so i don't think you sign up to this whole long covid thing that is long. >> boris they call it. >

how long have you been living in boris for 20 years? you know, 20 years, the city has changed. how yes, and it's cool that almost the entire infrastructure of the city has changed, many new buildings. well, good people are still good people. here, well, of course, the story of boris fareno began with a big victory, when bate got into the group stage of the uefa champions league. it seems to me that the whole city was noisy then. yes, the whole country, probably, will also please absolutely right, yes, who has ever been to boris or there is no photo against the background of this stadium. as for me, the arena is very similar to a huge flying saucer. well, it's better for borisovites about this. do not say another highlight of this area. by the way, i found it during my travels. i came to see the borisov arena, but it feels like some kind of fireworks, or a movie is being filmed. this is a teaching on the territory. boris varena used to be a training ground, and, in fact, it is located a little further, practically behind the forest, and we hear the results of the exercises. the

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he spoke for the first time only in the scene with the boris girl, still young nikolai burlyaev, who cast the bell, played. and when he spoke behind the camera, tarkovsky yelled and couldn't stand it. how because after almost four months of silence, preparing for this role? for the first time, soloditsam, in his hoarse, unaccustomed to sound, intermittent voice, uttered the first words and also tried to repeat them when voicing. do you see how it turned out? well fine. well, what are you. let's go with you together . what holiday? they are passionate about what they love and try to popularize it among the younger generation. here there is usually an egg of a kulik bird called a lapwing. this is typical egg color, and we managed to find it. the nest of miracles, which had a unique white masonry , can only be envied by their broad outlook and inquisitive mind. i’m walking along a defective road, the second road from the town of olshany was a kind of tread, the sharaze has no thirties and the duck will already be 100 years old. i'm here with on the cob the horses rode different waters.

boris?s say they found explosive mines at the site of europe's largest nuclear plant, which is under russian control. the u.n. team says the mines were in a buffer zone on the periphery of the zaporizhzhia plant and facing away from the site. meantime, ukraine is reporting small gains on the battlefield near the city of bakhmut, where intense fighting has dragged on for months. but the small gains there could reap big rewards. cnn's alex marquardt is in the black sea port city of odessa. alex, how worrisome is this report about mines near the zaporizhzhia plant? >> well, boris, we're getting this information from the iaea, the international atomic energy agency. and they're saying if there were to be detonations or explosions from these mines, that it would likely not affect the nuclear safety or the security of this plant. so that is good news. of course, you never like to hear the word "explosives" or mines alongside a nuclear power plant. this is the biggest nuclear power plant in europe

the thing is, that boris talked all the time. who is this unknown bather, and he invited the salon. she somehow intuitively, realizing that this is an artist who carries some kind of secret, some kind of restraint. anatoly roughly developed some kind of ambiguity of the image that he had already found in the film a mirror, of tarkovsky, tarkovsky, after rublev , shot him in his films. why are you such a sad woman? and it never seemed to me that plants feel, are conscious, do not run anywhere. this is us we're all running around. we are talking vulgar things. it's all from that. that we are nature, that we do not believe in us. all credulity is hasty, isn't it? lack of time to think what songs did your mother sing to you over the cradle? and what happened to them? they spat. who are you? who am i? i'm a leaf and now he's being filmed my friend boris lutsenko is filming the role of an unknown scattered everywhere. of course, anatoly and i phoned and agreed to meet. but something happened that happened, which i recently learned from

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it is not so much the question for boris johnson.s a question for his successor, rishi sunak, because now that the report has happened, the whole of the house of commons and the mp's must vote to decide whether they approve this report and the sanction that could lead to a new by election, and rishi sunak is under pressure nowo declare does he approve of the findings of this report, because the last couple of times, including boris johnson's behavior, mr. sunak dodged the issue. he never voted in the commons. >> just briefly, in the high court today, the government lost his legal challenge. they try to prevent the inquiry in boris johnson's whatsapp messages and diaries. why were they so keen to avoid those being handed in and what do the justices say today/ --say today? >> the official reason was they did not want to hand over material that they thought would be irrelevant to the work of the inquiry. the problem was that the legal set up, which the government itself put in place, is the inquiry chooses what it wants to see and decid

damian: the importance oall this is this was the phone that boris johnson had and was using from they start of the pandemic, early 2020 all the way through the first roughly year and a half, may 2021. it was a period where the government was grappling with the origins of the pandemic, what to do at the start of it, and the first wave, then the second wave, and even the third. three lockdowns this period covers. what the inquiry wants to see on that are the whatsapp messages sent between two dozen senior government figures. it was a group that could exchange messages and message each other individually. mr. johnson was prime minister and that included him, his chancellor, finance minister rishi sunak the health secretary at the time, senior health advisors, senior civil servants, and all of those messages will give insight into what was going on at the heart of government. this phone number, but johnson had it for years. when the fact came out and it was realized that the number had been public, the security advisors said to him in 2021 you have to put the phone aside, you can't use i

boris? >> we want to focus on odessa.aine now were destruction, fire, and despair i should say has taken over. the crucial port city on the blacks he is recovering from 1/3 night of pounding russian attacks. this time ÃÃat least one person was killed there. two others were killed and drone attacks are live. cnn crews in odessa saw the strikes firsthand as they lit up the night sky. craig president said that moscow was trying to take out his country's ability to export grain that millions of people in developing nations rely on for food. cnn's alec marquart is in odessa for us and filed this report. >> reporter: odessa has never expressed anything like this since the beginning of the war. last nights attacks along would have been the worst on this city. but it was the third night in a row. there was a lot of damage done by russian drones and missiles. you can see here. this public has completely collapsed. we were told this was an administrative building. it's near the court that we cannot show you because of security reas

i'm still quite shocked that you said that the boris, boris, bofis said that the boris, boris, boris leftbandoned his constituents. yes. he didn't need to do that . he he didn't need to do that. he left that seat wide open. he had the likes of you chasing him out on a spurious course. on a spurious coui'se. >> not literally. >> not literally. >> didn't. he didn't. he >> he didn't. he didn't. he didn't leave. he was pushed. >> was absolutely pushed. didn't leave. he was pushed. >> he was absolutely pushed. didn't leave. he was pushed. >> he left absolutely pushed. didn't leave. he was pushed. >> he left absowidey pushed. didn't leave. he was pushed. >> he left absowide open1ed. didn't leave. he was pushed. >> he left absowide open and >> he left that wide open and that the seat. but that that shows the seat. but that shows his loyalty to you, to the to party, this whole charade. he was complete populist the was a complete populist the whole time. and he as soon whole time. and he left as soon as could. actually feel as he could. but i actually feel sorry sunak because he sorry for rishi su

later this month for boris johnson , nigel adams, for boris johnson, nigel adams, bofis for boris johnsontions of drug misuse and sexual misconduct. those by elections . sexual misconduct. those by elections. he's feeling sexual misconduct. those by elections . he's feeling pretty elections. he's feeling pretty nervous about all of them. boris johnson himself only has a majority of 7000. labour is campaigning hard there and it's thought that they might well overturn that slim majority . overturn that slim majority. motty. now it looks very likely indeed that he will also be facing a by—election in tamworth. chris pincher his constituency. now there there is a majority of 19,000 for the conservatives which in normal times one would say is very safe indeed. but of course the conservatives have now consistently been trailing. so far behind in the polls that even majorities of that magnitude look are looking a little bit dicey. and of course labour will be throwing everything it's got at this by—election all of their resources, lots and lots of activists . we can expect to see activists. we c

blame. there'll be a really low turnout act|boris johnson.. >> boris johnson. >> boris johnson. >> stupidshows how ignorant was going to ask how ignorant i was going to ask about long boris as if it's about this long boris as if it's like long covid. >> if we rid boris, >> if we got rid of boris, everything would hunky dory. everything would be hunky dory. >> be great. boris >> it would be great. so boris is but look at those polls. >> benjamin. come on. even you can't blame boris johnson, because look at because actually, if you look at the boris left, he the polls, when boris left, he was points behind . and was three points behind. and laboun was three points behind. and labour, it was the biggest honest mistake. the conservative party ever made. and that's why people like you pushed so hard for it. >> no, the polls had collapsed under boris johnson because he was a liar and a charlatan and a cheat. things we knew before he became prime minister hardly collapsed. >> three pints, but you don't have a point. >> i was always going to say you do. but look, the problem isn't the leader. pro

boris is a wonderful and very versatile person. lot, was in china, lived in tibet, lived in a shaolin monastery, studied martial arts of the russian championship . tell me, has he been interested in meteorites for a long time? this hobby of his youth grew into a real obsession, you know in a good way irina please invite me here by agreement. he just left. could you tell me his address, please, just a moment, so here, tulskaya 40, apartment, 35, kingfisher, free card service and more a month free booking. 10% cashback in full from each order in the supermarket pay for purchases and win free products for the whole year sbercard. benefit every day. well, what did he ask if i know how to work, i need people with real experience, those who are hired all summer on ntv moving the furniture conveyor with its help you easily. cope with the movement of heavy objects on your own and do not even get tired of a heavy object with a special lever. put it on a movable platform and move it. you are where you need the moving system will allow you to

boris. >> nic robertson, please keep us updated with the latest.e crew stay safe. >>> staying in europe, we want to pivot to ukraine. russia launched an air attack overnight using iranian-made drones. city officials say kyiv's air defenses destroyed all of them. three homes were still damaged by falling debris by the strike. this is the first time in 12 days the capital has been targeted. let's take you to eastern ukraine with cnn's senior international correspondent ben wedeman who is live for us. ben, what is the latest? >> reporter: certainly overnight after the drone attacks on kyiv, the concern is perhaps the russians are picking up their frequency of hitting cities like that. but on the front what we've seen is a continued struggle by ukrainian forces to make incremental gains. yesterday president zelenskyy said that russia is losing the war, this during a press conference with the spanish prime minister. but he stressed that every meter, every kilometer costs lives and cautioned that this counteroffensive is going to take time. now, this par

i wondered whether boris johnson is out of a i whether boris johnson is out of a 'ob, whether boris johnsontate for it. do you back boris as bond? no, that| to get into state for it. do you i back boris as bond? no, that would be a surprise _ back boris as bond? no, that would be a surprise for _ back boris as bond? no, that would be a surprise for so _ back boris as bond? no, that would be a surprise for so many _ back boris as bond? no, that would be a surprise for so many reasons. l be a surprise for so many reasons. ben stokes needs to keep on the cricket. ., huge thank you to stewart, to david, and to alison, to you for sharing your stories and views, and of course for watching. we've tried this morning to sketch out more of the real differences bewteen labour and the conservatives' approaches on the economy. they share the ethos that now is not the time to be offering huge tax cuts or huge new cheques for ordinary public spending, whatever economists say. but we know their instincts and ambitions are different. the task for the oppositon, perhaps, to persuade you what that means in pr

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boris would still be boris johnson would still be prime minister.o take the power away from those wet mps , those wet tory those wet mps, those wet tory mps at westminster and hand it back to their de—man. >> boris was a bit wet , he said. >> boris was a bit wet, he said. >> boris was a bit wet, he said. >> he was anti—establishment. then he turned into the establishment . i'm not sure he establishment. i'm not sure he was. >> e answer was was. >> answer was elected e answer was elected a >> the answer was elected by a majority and actually should majority and actually you should thank him, belinda, because without wouldn't without him you wouldn't have brexit. hang on. brexit. i agree. well, hang on. >> we wouldn't >> without nigel, we wouldn't have brexit. >> wouldn't be paying >> we wouldn't be paying the highest years. he's highest taxes in 70 years. he's not tuc with pandemic, man. >> we had a global pandemic. that's why you wanted it longer and harder. that's why you wanted it longer ancand der. should have >> and we should never have locked w

boris? >> so many angles here, jim. let's discuss all of this with norm eisen, he served as special counsel for the house judiciary committee during trump's first impeachment trial. also with us, former fbi executive assistant director for intelligence, joshua school. he's the president of bal wave llc. something that strikes me in reading this indictment, the superseding indictment, is the level of detail. you have to have witnesses at mar-a-lago if these conversations are one on one, say, for example, between carlos de oliveira, the property manager and yuscil taveras where he apparently asked the i.t. worker to destroy the server, he says, i'm not sure if i can, and he says, well what are we going to do, the boss wants it done, what does that say to you? >> the indictment has taken another jump leap forward both on the narrative dropped in, the new insert on the destruction of these tapes, boris. but also on the espionage act, the retention of national security materials. on this we have

because boris is u—turns.il, he goes a full frontal attack on ulez kwasi . it frontal attack on ulez kwasi. it calls sadiq khan, the mayor of london, as boneheaded and calls it an odious scheme . attacks on it an odious scheme. attacks on motorists . the only problem with motorists. the only problem with thatis motorists. the only problem with that is that who was the man behind ulez in 2015? it was bofis behind ulez in 2015? it was boris johnson. when mayor of london. so this sits very i mean, as you know, i'm one of the authors of a book called bofis the authors of a book called boris johnson media creation media clown , media casualty. and media clown, media casualty. and this is a sort of hypocrisy in the sort of opportunistic u—turn that you'd expect from boris, but you've opportunistically swivelled on a sixpence there to avoid answering a question about starmer and instead turn it into an attack on boris. >> no, i. i've been. i'll ask you the question again . what you the question again. what does starmer

boris became a father for the second time at home .ur-year-old son and a daughter who will be one and a half years old. they accepted and everyone was in the basement, she me with a character, but they refused to go to the basement until she gives birth to a child, i remember well at that time , uh, i was supposed to go on maternity leave to my wife, and it turned out that the invasion began and we immediately moved went to the firing positions and began to carry out the combat mission for the borisov near popasna on the svetodar arc released izyum now his brigade on the bakhmut direction, the main thing is not to panic. because when panikulovych is the worst of all , fear begins, this is what you need to know control yourself and control the situation, the fighters here say that in the fight against contraband, the enemy began to use strike drones more often than shells. that's how this self-propelled gun got a rather unpleasant thing from a russian lancet. that's when the mechanic reacted and saw and heard the sound of it. how did he

boris talks about it that's how i know.ew, that boris. >> he is the g.o.a.t. let's go, inter miami. >>> the u.s. women's soccer team, the national team, today they begin their quest to make history and to become the first team ever to win a world cup three-peat. cnn's patrick snell now to preview the game. there is a lot of pressure on this u.s. team. >> reporter: yeah, no pressure, boris, you said it there. they're trying to become the first team in history, men's or women's, to win a third straight world cup. incredible stuff. so much focus, so much pressure. i think that's the right word here, on the u.s. women's national team, trying to do, as i say, what no other nation has done before. incredible if they can do that. it would be an amazing achievement. they're still favorites to win the whole tournament again, in my book. that's where the pressure comes. i will say keep an eye on other nations like england and the linieses, japan, former champions, as well, france, the list goes on. the netherlands, too. now america g

well, boris johnson is no loner good. well, boris johnson is no longer an _ good.we have been reporting, that is senior figures in westminster are not taking these serious allegations seriously. taking these serious allegations seriousl . . ., taking these serious allegations seriousl. ., ~ early—onset alzheimer's, one of the diseases that causes dementia, is still relatively rare, but 5% of all cases are in people under the age of 65. today, the television presenter fiona phillips revealed that she is one of that number. now aged 62, fiona was informed she had the illness 18 months ago after months of brain fog and anxiety. her mother, father, uncle and grandparents had the disease. she is taking part in trials for a new drugs scientists hope will slow or reverse the illness. well, helping to care for someone suffering from such a disease is not easy. in the studio we have two guests who have both have a parent living with ziems. alzheimers. rory your mother worked on radio four. when you here of another high profile one, does it make you think and make other peop

he's committed to boris's fortune . new to boris's fortune. new hospitals. that's great.sto. >> more work to do, says former tory cabinet rebecca reid. >> astonishingly , you've >> astonishingly, you've actually been kind to the tory. >> amanda. >> amanda. >> i know he hasn't failed. >> i know he hasn't failed. >> good. give him a chance. >> good. give him a chance. >> well, i think d is a fail, isn't it? i mean, what is wrong with you'd c f d? >> yeah. also, have you been arguably does that add up to a d juice or something. >> yeah. look, i think >> yeah. well, look, i think that we didn't go into a recession and everyone said we were to give them were going to give them something for that. we still. yeah, always true. yeah, but that's always true. you always could. slightly better. really the, the better. i don't really the, the boat was very, very slightly fewer like a little bit fewer. you got to give him something for that. i think i'm just a very generous grader. >> ever in june. >> right. ever in june. >> right. ever in june. >> i mean, yeah, the >> yeah. i mean, y

>> absolutely, boris. special counsel -- in fact, i know that the special counsel based upon reporting is ranging widely across all of the allegations, remember the january 6th committee has made criminal referrals here, including the pressure campaign on the states. the former president is also alleged to have pressured the department of justice to have procured false electoral slates, to have pressed pence and when pence wouldn't go along to have incited or given aid and comfort to an insurrection. the special counsel is looking at all of that and this report about pressing governor doocy fits into that pattern. the january 6th committee has said presents overwhelming evidence. i do think that it's a strong case and that the special counsel is likely to charge the former press. >> i also wanted to ask you about rudy giuliani. he was interview by the special counsel this week. how significant could testimony be from the former mayor of new york and obviously donald trump's former personal attorney? >> it

he's committed to boris's fortune . new to boris's fortune. new hospitals. that's great.sed manifesto. >> more work to do, says former tory cabinet rebecca reid. >> astonishingly , you've >> astonishingly, you've actually been kind to the tory. >> amanda. >> amanda. >> i know he hasn't failed. >> i know he hasn't failed. >> good. give him a chance. >> good. give him a chance. >> well, i think d is a fail, isn't it? i mean, what is wrong with you'd c f d? >> yeah. also, have you been arguably does that add up to a d juice or something. >> yeah. look, i think >> yeah. well, look, i think that we didn't go into a recession and everyone said we were to give them were going to give them something for that. we still. yeah, always true. yeah, but that's always true. you always could. slightly better. really the, the better. i don't really the, the boat was very, very slightly fewer like a little bit fewer. you got to give him something for that. i think i'm just a very generous grader. >> ever in june. >> right. ever in june. >> right. ever in june. >> i mean, yeah, the >> yeah.

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and today, when boris was 2 years old, he died, his father and mother take him away from turkey. they changed several settlements until they settled in novogrudok, where ragulya graduated from high school at the beginning of the thirty-ninth, he was drafted into the polish army after the start of the second world german captivity, where he was recruited by the german special services in the fortieth year, ragulya appears in lukcha. why in this locality? everything is very simple here after the death of his father. they came from mother and lived for several years before leaving for novogrudok it is likely that in the fortieth year. his relatives lived here. maybe he stopped them. or maybe he lodged strangers. but what is known is that ragulia gets a job at a local school, taught german to children, first the german occupation, ragula voluntarily goes to the service of the nazis , promotes the nationalist movement , works as an interpreter and participates in punitive ones. the stock woman tells that she and their mother had three children. she is his found out and said that you a

from boris's perspective, he doesn't boris crazy expects boris to say crazy things. see things. i can't wait to see boris's whatsapp messages. it's going amazing, it? going to be amazing, isn't it? just his just sort of photographs of his wife and jokes about smelly lefties and maybe some stuff about lockdown and it's going to be fantastic. we all know that if any of our whatsapp messages were to be released. yeah there would be no winners. >> there be no winners. >> there would be no winners. people see inappropriate people would see inappropriate and unnatural of meat in my and unnatural uses of meat in my thing . thing. >> just think about the things you say in public. louis on national tv. oh, my god. we can only imagine. >> imagine the whatsapp message. >> imagine the whatsapp message. >> imagine the whatsapp message. >> i just point >> and can i just point something is that something out? it is that i forgot. what i was going to say is that is that is that is that . is that boris johnson a lot of people believe that boris johnson knew that the covid was very da

boris never let me down. so okay, okay, i'll call him back. you tell us about the project from the orphanage to the world of fashion, what is the essence of the project? i do not like to talk about what has not yet been done, but only planned. let's meet later and talk when it's good. she is great. you recently looked like such a fresh selected company, sincere genuine, could comment. i'm not here to campaign, i'm here for the kids a couple of questions. we invite you on an exciting journey through the cities of belarus by the number of inhabitants, the city of belarus is the largest industrial center minsk region and the most important railway junction of the country, once this place was superior to vitebsk, it was equal in size to minsk, as historians say. we will show the unique monuments of architecture. a sample of a religious building at the same time resembles a fortress wall, elements of a famous belarusian ornament, a petal, a cornflower, and let's share historical facts, a bronze sculpture appeared here in 2011. many people think tha

boris? >>> fanfani willis says her teas ready to go, this after 2 1/2 years of investigating donald trump's efforts to overturn the election results in the peach state. the judge has also declined to disqualified the district attorney as well. bring us up to speed, describing some of the security components going into this week's potential decision? >> reporter: that's right, we're in the beginning of what will her potential indictment this window, a window she's forecast, when she's expected to make an announcement on whether anyone will face charges in her long-running probe. today is the begivening of her instructing her staffers to start working from home on a number of days throughout august. our affiliate here, wxia, also caught up with fani willis over the weekend to talk about some security concerns she may have and where her investigation stands. take a listen. >> some people may not be happy with the decisions, and sometimes when they're unhappy, they act in a way that could create

i want to marry my neighbor boris to your daughter or does he not love you?d and holy hour. quietly everything is dead , my precious and you are an orphan , guard your sister. well, you know , children, here i am. i will be your father and mother. in a word, from today. you are relatives, my children, and only the king is higher than me. ivan vasilievich glory to the grand duke . thank you, you helped. i will not forget this. do not be sad boris he chose a stubborn one for himself. yes, i did not choose. as he saw her and disappeared, he said the same. and look did not choose the king. as can be laughter and only. and i will get it. matchmaker expects from prince vasily dmitry another thing with a little quarreled, throw yourself to blame, where does boris listen, i see right through him. he noticed mashka on the first day and wanted to beat him off. if it were not so, then he would not have risked his life a little. all figured out kites . sneeze in the middle and you're afraid of me to the natural russian prince of the gathering of the family advice and lov

boris johnson feels and boris johnson feels good but and boris johnson feels good but and boris johnsonnyways. out to get them anyways. they were looking for it. they were looking excuse to pile on looking for an excuse to pile on in edwards. nobody was in with huw edwards. nobody was out you know what out to get him, you know what i mean? this was shock to mean? this was a shock to everybody. therefore, you everybody. so therefore, you know was going know whatever was going on in his life because i said, his life because like i said, you don't know ins you know, we don't know the ins and outs of the whole story, but whatever on, his life whatever was going on, his life led to make decisions. led him to make poor decisions. and easily led him to make poor decisions. and you easily led him to make poor decisions. and you know, easily led him to make poor decisions. and you know, from easily led him to make poor decisions. and you know, from fromsily led him to make poor decisions. and you know, from from ay from, you know, from from a mental health perspective. if you're if you're if you

thanks. >> thank you, boris. >> jim?om michigan school shooter ethan crumbley. they're giving emotional temperature describing the terror they felt in the moments the gunman opened fire, changed their lives forever and the lives of several young people. you gave such a moving account of what was heard in the court yesterday, i wonder what you're hearing there today. >> minors took the stand, former classmates of the shooter, they are still students at oxford high school. one of them did not show them, they are minors. he had a therapy dog in court at his feet through all of this testimony. he said he was in the bathroom. it was lunchtime. all of a sudden he hears shots. there's a senior, jason shilling in with him. he said "stand u p on the toile so your feet don't show." all of a sudden the shooter comes in the bathroom, pushes over the doors of the stall. he comes back in and tells justin shilling, who is a senior, "come out" and the minor hears one shot. and he orders him to come out and says go to where your friend i