the most respected aksakal, entered in the russian book of records, was born in the same year as brechtsenstein, lorca and remarque, a living witness of modern history, which we know only from textbooks. how can i live to such an advanced and respected age? at the age of 70, i also want to have children, that if i don’t do it , difficulties don’t shorten my life, hardly anyone in this world has lived a harder life. i wanted to ask about the paza and about the teips and about the deportation to kazakhstan about the revolution and world wars about lenin and stalin and about my business, but the pressure jumped at the centenarian. i wonder what science will say about life and teips. hello my name is andrey my name is ruslan i am pankratov and the pankratovs. what tape did i take the steak from? you must be evloev not necessarily not necessarily not necessarily called may be different we will deal with the terminology. you are a cell of relatives, family, the core of which was formed in one region of the teips mouth words are synonyms, but if for us the word mouth is already means almost no

in it the actresses are looking for vacancies in a monstrous sticky production three penny operas, brechts of a french director, a guest worker, some kind of children's matinees are playing there. even duck hunting. ah, great play. vampire, played very badly and badly. uh, obviously on the instructions of the director before the performance, alexei makarov rushes around the stage. e in the e-e theater is kind to everyone with the workshops with the orchestra and with absolutely anyone, and right on the stage it becomes absolutely wooden. uh, a good artist is tasked with playing badly. and all this shows that uh everything uh, hmm deprivation is everything uh, hmm competitive. ah, confrontation. e , experienced by heroes and heroines solely for the sake of nonsense, there was a conversation that uh hmm the scenario was even more fierce, but kot leopold fedor sergeevich, with his tendency to smooth the corners, smoothed these out. eh, still a little. eh, hmm, a serious and fierce message combed and if er, so the picture that is higher on the screen is also the light version, then it’s even

bertol de brecht's career for arthur we have.ully first came out in the leningrad bdd with evgeny lebedev in the lead role ends. this is an anti-tolitary allegorical play. with such words, the womb is still capable of bearing fruit, which you are our legada here in the mode video in the el galpon theater to these words, a lie there added their own. and it is here today, too, in its precisely this theatre. we meet with the one with whom i have long wanted to meet our viewers. hello sergey, we are with you, on the contrary, you are a uruguayan with guatemalan origin born in a chinese site in moscow a. i'm in cuba, yes, what we'll talk about, but hid. what other exercises were performed in relation to the so-called third unreliable category of citizens of uruguay chile and soon in argentina there to argentina. just this week , a plane was delivered from the usa, from which they dropped alive into the sea missing mothers, we still do not know about the fate of many of the thirty thousand missing, including my brother neser. i don’t k

under par so he is currently in a share of the lead alongside the south african amateur chris dolan brechtimself a little bit of work to do. the other big talking point has been the weather because it�*s been glorious today but rain is forecast over the next few days, so the challenge here at hoylake could be about to get a lot tougher. andy, thank you. glorious weather for the cricket as well. it�*s been a great day for england at old trafford on day two of the ashes test. the endless appeal of test match cricket is its ability to suddenly surprise. oh, well, what�*s this? fluent english batting. dominant english batting. first, a partnership of 121 between zak crawley and "mr adaptable, i�*ll bat at three," moeen ali. with no time to lose, under relatively cloudless skies, england needed to score quickly, but they do that naturally. look at zak crawley and look at the effect it has on the bowler. did he do that, there? it�*s hardly fair. it�*s what zak crawley does. and on good days, like this, it will take on all the way to 100. it�*s why the crowd rise to him and exactly why england ke

judges which i will get to in a second period we have jay brett who is jay brecht? has been the justicea long time. he got a special award from eric holder several years back he is a chief of counterintelligence customs and all the rest of it. he's a former assistant u.s. attorney in washington d.c. he is directly involved in the mar-a-lago search he argued strongly the search warrant for the fbi raid. he is over the top. he knows very few bounds. he was i the same florida courtroom the other week with harbaugh. these are the people wh smith hs brought in. he is accused of stanley woodward who represents the codefendant of extortion he has accused waving a federal judgeship in front of this attorney was trying to become a federal judge in washington d.c. for favorable testimony from a client against donald trump. the fact that this guy shows up in a federal courtroom in florida without that being resolved is unbelievable to me. that is who he is. another hitman. then we have raymond hustler another guy who comes so what jack smith did as he brought all of his guys b

let's go to armin brecht. new voice. armin brecht. he's a new voice. he's croydon.and i think, you know, families. and i think, you know, families have worked hard for what they've got. and so why shouldn't families just keep their wealth ? their wealth? >> i mean , put it back on it, >> i mean, put it back on it, put it back on it. >> sorry. carry on, armin . >> sorry. carry on, armin. >> sorry. carry on, armin. >> sorry. carry on, armin. >> sorry. could you hear me? >> sorry. could you hear me? >> yeah, we could hear you. armin. carry on. sorry. >> could you hear me? >> could you hear me? >> yeah, yeah. carry on. you were saying? >> yeah, yeah. carry on. you weryeah,ng? >> yeah, yeah. carry on. you weryeah,n1know . no, no, think. >> i think it's fair that the families should keep their wealth. have it wealth. why should they have it taken all taken away? you know, we've all worked what we've got. worked hard for what we've got. >> should we it taken away? >> also, i think the other one is the stamp duty, which is like the . the stamp duty the insult tax. the stamp