found fingerprints. the basis of the program bronstein was in prison, and his last name is not bronstein cancel the nest, urgently, bronstein will figure him out, that's it, answer, here everyone is their own, nothing wet. these are envious people and fans, and why shapat? then, look, among the lambukhs of the onbiyka, who else knows about this? no one, just you and me, the two of us, obadva, you have one decent mug here, well, like after mine, of course. when will there be fans? soon there will be, and how do you even know about the killer? i have polluti, he cheated the fighting one, what's not clear, to anyone? that's how i know you, of course, everyone in the city knows me, no, my mouth is shut, yeah, my mouth is shut, yeah, when? will they pounce on me with fans, groupies, or what? yes, groupies, it's already close. so, attention everyone, we're holding a rehearsal at full strength, and in the evening we'll film all this with the public. it's so fashionable now, this is for you, yeah, so that the words don't get mixed up, classic, i'm on the balcony, you take everything off so as no

ron bronstein, i mean, these these attacks were going to come and they do remind me of when i covered the carrier campaign back in 2000 for the so-called swift voting of john kerry was a key part of that campaign. questioning his military service, even though john kerry was a war hero it does sound familiar these lines of attack yeah. >> of course. a couple of big differences being tim walz is not the presidential nominee and donald trump is not really someone who can go around complaining about people dodging military service, right? i mean, that isn't really effective lining the comparison or argument for him. look, i think more what but i heard here is i felt more echoes of 1988, then of 2004, you know, kind of a campaign to redefine harris as an out-of-touch coastal liberal who is not strong enough to protect you either at the border or on crime. and that is going to be an important line of argument for her to find a way to rebut. i mean, republicans made that case devastatingly against mike dukakis in 1988. as you'll recall, people who are call with the willie horton ads about a

senator mark liu, and then here's the process bronstein in the johnson. >> well i think you and certainly of the reasons so much interested in my home state and electrics is because of what is happening right now 121 fires burning my say 1 million acres have already burned this year in two weeks ago, we had more acreage of flames than all the rest united states combined and massive impact in all parts of our state with the fires is no we simply have to dramatically reduce the amount of methane and carbon the oxide the atmosphere thing another reason so feeling is because of the cost differential. mr. jenkins doctor jen fiscal you talking about the peak load pricing challenge medical utility offers a plan where if i am charging after 9:00 p.m., it is 7.4 cents per kilowatt hour and a charge from five —-dash 9:00 p.m., which is peak load in my area, is 33 cents. so we have a little bit of announce on our dryer reminding us to turn it on after 9:00 p.m. but it really has an impact on simply turning on power charger at 9:00 p.m. at night and are 220 volts her car fully charged depleted by the

this, a bechstein, oh my god, that's right, it 's a bechstein, at least a bichstein, at least a bronstein a grand piano, by the way, but an upright piano, these are very different things, wait, where are you, excuse me, where are you going, wait, don't hurry, can i at least have a little, a little look, this is in our entrance hall, i beg you by god, don't get in the way, underfoot, don't get in the way, we still have to go to the eighth floor, come on, guys, come on!