we will discover if three strikes means judge cannon is out.riminal defense lawyers now have 30 days to respond to jack smith brief, written filings. the appeal will be complete by mid-october or arguments probably scheduled after the election. by that time, if kamala harris wins the presidency, 71 days from now, donald trump will no that he will indeed spend the last -- rest of his life as defendant trump in trial courts and appeals courts. leading off the discussion tonight is andrew wiseman the former fbi general counsel and chief of the criminal division in eastern new york and a legal analyst and co-author of the book the trump indictments. also with us is the former acting u.s. solicitor general who has argued over 50 cases before the supreme court and a professor at georgetown law and host of the podcast courtside. let me begin, neil as we have the next big item we are watching is this appeal to the 11th circuit. let's let this discussion proceed on the assumption that kamala harris wins the electoral college and all of these cases can g

mobile groups of nationalists are being hit by geocent b and m-46 cannons.ukrainian was destroyed with a lancet tank. military actions near the kursk nuclear power plant pose a serious risk to nuclear safety. this was stated by the head of the international atomic energy agency, rafael grossi. the director general of the agency will visit the plant next week. in tuvei, a chesa regime has been introduced for forest fires, their area is growing rapidly. in a day , it has doubled, groups of forest protection aircraft from the krasnoyarsk territory, irkutsk region, tomsk, and khakassia are participating in extinguishing the fires; in difficult areas, an amphibian aircraft is used. for the second time in a row, the csk handball players became the winners of the russian super cup in the decisive match, the army team defeated the perpskie medvedi team with a score of 35-32. right after the commercials. and a selection of the most important interesting events of this day in different years and eras. the official tourist portal visit to petersburg invites you to go o

, well, any cannon, say, an aircraft cannon, its fuse worked at an altitude of about 250-300 m and higher, and they worked at extremely low altitudes, 50 m and lower, it was impossible to shoot it down, but very difficult in any case and for a very long time the germans were panicking from the work of these planes, when the germans had more or less adapted them.

the appeals court has historically by critical of cannon's judgments overruling her in past decisionscase in particular. joining me now, former sdny criminal division deputy chief and legal analyst christy greenberg. so walk us through what we should skpernt from this appeal and how long it will last. >> so i think, it going to take some time as these appeals do. i think it is going to be months of time for this to be fully briefed. after which there will be oral arguments and then we'll get a decision from the 11th circuit. but this is not going to be something that you'll see immediately. this is going to take some time to work through the process. >> all right. in this appeal, the expectation wasn't jack smith might have decided to ask to remove judge aileen cannon from the case, citing the way that she handled it so far. that is not in this brief filed from jack smith. any indication why? >> so, i think jack smith doesn't want to count his chickens before their hatched. you have to win the appeal first. right. and then once you can win this appeal and i expect that jack smith will

judge cannon wrote about a 90 page opinion. it was very scholarly. i'm one of the few people that has no social life, so i read it and when you look at it, it actually, it's a very interesting arguments, very nuanced, but it comes down to this idea that the appointments clause of the constitution tuition, which governs the idea of how senate, the senate has to be involved in some of the appointments within the executive branch that, that kind of trumps all other statutes. and what we have with jack smith's brief signed off on by nine different prosecutors, and probably the entire appellate division looked over it with a fine tooth comb. what they're relying on usv nixon from 1974 to say, hey, there's a supreme court case that says it's okay for the attorney general to appoint an independent counsel or there saying special counsel, the problem is just that the case involved independent counsel, which is a different bird, a different animal. so what we're looking at is essentially an argument by the defense that this is a legislative oversight if they

regime decided to ask for more cannons for this, these are their relations, cannons, cannon fodder,of both, apparently, they are part of this cycle, i agree with this logic, and from this follows the conclusion that russia should probably once again remind the west, including the united states, that what the russian president said about long-range strikes deep into russian territory has not been cancelled, that these strikes will not be perceived as strikes by the ukrainian... in the context of discussing long-range weapons strikes on russian territory, what kind of negotiations can we talk about here? vladimir putin said absolutely correctly that there can be no talk of them now, now a little commercial, then we will continue, tomorrow i am leaving, where back to the middle east, i am very glad to meet you, dr. taha, i hope to hear about your successes soon, and this is your workplace. un inspectors want to come again for an inspection, and if they start asking questions to employees, we will never there was not so much money, did you find a courier? yes, we will find out when he g

the doj is now asking an appeals court to reverse that, calling cannon's reasoning nonsensical. but november's election will come long before this appeal is resolved, and if mr. trump wins he can order his doj to drop all criminal charges against him. tom? >> all right, ken, we thank you for that. >>> also tonight the new showdown over the upcoming presidential debate. former president trump raising doubts if he'll attend, and the harris campaign demanding a new change to the rule about muting microphones. here's garrett haake. >> reporter: tonight the trump and harris campaigns dueling over next month's critical presidential debate. this morning trump casting doubt about attending. and now a new wrinkle. >> the deal was we keep the same rules. now all of a sudden they want to make a change in the rules because she can't answer questions. >> reporter: in the last face-off at the biden campaign's request candidates' microphones were muted while the other candidate was speaking to prevent interruptions. but now the harris campaign is asking for the mics to be left on at all times.

it is equipped with a fully automatic cannon. it can guide electronic fire.eters and a width of 11 m with a diesel engine. it moves a speed of 56 km. the sand is more advanced than other iranian vessels. it can easily navigate insalene waters. it has a 20 mm completely iranian cannon and can fire 450 bullets per minute. the sahand can fire the bullets a range of 20. in meters and create a firm firewall in front of itself. the san fires gather missiles with range of 200 kmters and gadir with range of 300 km. the range of the crews missiles is a special advantage for the sand. not all vessels have such range of missiles. at the rear end of the sahand a place had been designed where helicopters can land and take off. equip with missiles with unique. ranges of 200 and 300 km, the sand is practically a land-based launcher that moves on the water a high speed and exemplary accuracy. the san is facilitated with gatlin gun named camand. it can fire between 4,00 to 7,000 bullets per minute and can be used automatically against targets from four kilometers. the command

it is equipped with a fully automatic cannon. it can guide electronic fire. it has a 20 millimeter completely iranian cannon and can fire 450 bullets per minute. the sahan can fire the bullets a range of 2,000 meters and create a firm firewall in front of itself. the sahan fires gadir missiles with range of 200 kms and gadir with range of 300 kms. the range of the crews missiles is a special advantage for the sahand. not all vessels have such range of missiles. at the rear end of the sahand a place had been designed where helicopters can land and take off. equipped with missiles with unique ranges of 200 and 300 kilometers, the sahan. is practically a land-based launcher that moves on the water a high speed and exemplary accuracy. the sahand is facilitated with gatling gun named camand. it can fire between $400 to 7,00 bullets per minute and can be used automatically against targets from 4 kilometers. the command system can be used against cruise missiles as well as aerial and surface targets. iranian warships, especially the sahand, can fire 533 mm torpedoes

it has a 20 mm completely iranian cannon and can fire 450 bullets per minute.nses the movement of the submarines propeller and can see it. the sahand has deck for helicopters. the sahand's helicopter deck is massive. it can also carry anti-submarine helicopters. a helicopter is the eyes and arms of vessel that hovers over it. in that decade, iranians managed to repair and maintain the tareks. it seems iranians got the confidence to repair and maintain vessels during the war with iraq. now they could overhaul the submarines as well. to repair the tarikh. 1,620,00 hours were spent on the submarine. were no longer from russia, they were iranian. it meant iran would be able to launch its own submarine in the 2010s. iran started producing subsurfaces as well. only two years after those days, iran was talking about making heavy submarines. by using the gadir, iran will cover the depth of the persian gulf, but the army needed to have submarines that could cover the depth of the omons. and the indian ocean. the tarek was a good model for another iranian submarine, the

they have managed to put a lot of cannon into the fort. this he's ready for four, four, four action. and then now the bombardment begins. bombardment begins. but this is the fort surrendered because the is falling apart. it's on fire or because they don't have enough supplies to fight back or just have a food to fight back or stay there. well, essentially, essentially both the supply of food was was was essentially non non existent. but also the bombardment had created had caused a fire within the within fort sumter that was so intense, so smoky, so so overwhelm army that there really was no alternative. and finally anderson decides that he's actually it's a very funny moment there. he anderson decides, okay it's it's it's time it's over. normally when you surrender a military situation like that those who surrender are taken prisoners of war. but were these prisoners, these soldiers taken as prisoners of war, were they allowed to go back to the north? no. what happened? what happened was, anderson, was given a promise. this is because of

judge cannon is the only one who's now in this way.if if this is reverse, could smith try to get cannon removed? so he could have asked in the brief that he filed today to have judge cannon removed, but he did not. it's very rare for doj to do that. we really i still say we doj, but we only do that in the rarest of circumstances that said, sometimes courts of appeals will remove a district court judge on their own. it's extraordinarily rare. but if they reversed judge cannon here, that'll be twice. jessica mentioned the other one that is a whole new playground there that is something that very rarely happens. so if they reverse her again, it's possible in my mind they remove her as well that what the appeals court would remove her, that jack smith wouldn't have to petition to have her exactly. >> a lot of times when this does happen, the appeals court will do it on its own without even any of the parties asked. >> that would be imagine not great for her career. oh, my gosh. it would be humiliating for her. it when it happens, it is a m

to see the 11th circuit agreeing with what judge cannon did here. >> how unusual is this aspect in aual case? >> it's very unusual, josÉ. as they said, special counsel regulations have been challenged before and have been upheld by every other court that has seen it. i think it's important to recognize this is not a decision on the merits of this case. it has nothing to do with the guilt or innocence of donald trump. it's all about whether special counsel jack smith had the authority to begin the case to begin with. i imagine if ultimately judge cannon is proved right, then the remedy for the justice department would be to start the case over, filing with doj attorneys or the u.s. attorney in miami. as i said, it's such an outlier from all of the other decisions that i think it's very likely that this case will be reversed and be back on flack short order. >> vaughn, any reaction or response to smith's appeal by trump world? >> trump's attorneys must file their response to the appeal from jack smith by september 26th, which makes it clear that this will not go to trial anytime before

cannon. - there's the green jeep.for me, kamal? - i think you know it's a bomb. - back up slowly. slowly. - nina, let's box them in. ♪ ♪ fbi! show me your hands! - detonator! - she's got a gun. - got a gun. gun! - that would be the fbi. they are coming to put a stop to all of this. - don't get your hopes up. if my daughter hears the gunshot in this house, she sends both of us to paradise. - i'm going in. - no, you're not, ray. berk's got a bomb in there. - and my pop. - ray, this is suicide. - she is not gonna trigger that bomb with her father inside. i just need to talk to him. - understood. cover your ass. ♪ ♪ [door opens] - ray. get out of here. he has a bomb in the flowers. - i know that, pop. we're gonna take a deep breath, then we'll talk this out. - ah. you're the son. - you can put down the flowers, kamal. - nah. i came a long way for this. miles and years. i suggest you listen to your father now. - or you could let him go. and i could stay. - i'm not going anywhere, ray. - if i wanted to kill you, i could hav

however, they previously overruled, judge cannon.t two years ago when she decided to name a special master to review documents in this case. so this will be a case to watch anderson. we'll see when the 11th circuit hears it, and then it could ultimately be appealed to the supreme court. >> jessica schneider thanks very much more perspective from cnn, senior legal analyst, elie honig special counsel, make a good case here. >> i think jack smith is going to win this anderson. i don't like to do predictions, but i just read the brief and i'm convinced he's going to win. and here's why the argument that donald trump made is congress has to pass a specific law saying, we hereby create the position of special counsel in order for there to be a special counsel. but what jack smith argues, i think quite persuasively in his brief is there are four different laws where congress says, well, the attorney general has very broad powers to delegate his authority to enlist other prosecutors and fbi agents to do the work that he needs done. and i thi

interpretation of the law whether it is text or history or precedent, all is devastating to judge cannon's decision. i think you get a flavor of

the mobile armored groups of the ukrainian armed forces are being hit by geatsent b and m-46 cannons. the united states is allowing ukraine to attack russia with american weapons in the kursk region, the pentagon admitted, emphasizing that kiev has every right to strike in the border area, such actions are in line with washington's policy. karachay -cherkessia are extinguishing a large forest fire, the fire is blazing in the teberda national park near the dambai resort. in 24 hours, the area of ​​the fire has increased 15 times. this morning, extinguishing will connect the aviation. on the eve of the iso-dangerous zone , more than 230 tourists were evacuated. in the kursk border area, russian pilots struck militants and armored vehicles of the armed forces of ukraine. the scouts identified the area of ​​the enemy concentration, the coordinates were transmitted by the crew of the mi-28 helicopters. at night, the machines took off and hit the targets with guided anti-tank missiles, and during the combat mission they used a new thermal imaging device, which allows for the most effective

kg was less weight, which allowed to strengthen the armament, installed a third twenty-millimeter cannon shvag or b-20. launched into serial production la-7 - in the last year of the war became one of the main frontline fighters and, perhaps, one can say, one of the best aircraft of the second world war. here is lavochkin's aircraft, they are all about the same, la-7, la-9, it was an incredibly flying airplane, maneuverable, easy to control, pilots loved it very much, on the air of the first channel podcast everyone wants to fly, we continue, i am its host leonid yakubovich, speaking about fighters, naturally, we cannot help but tell about another unique machine, this is the third moment, here it is, the light machine owes its appearance to the tandem of two... aircraft designers, these are artem mikayan and mikhail gurevich, both outstanding, of course, thinkers who worked in the aviation industry, they came from the okb. nikolai polikarpov, both of whom were deservedly called the king of fighters. in the thirty-ninth year, they were given the polikarpov i-200 for revision, it was plann

district judge aileen cannon agreeing with trump's lawyers.nt of special counsel jack smith was unlawful and violates the constitution. >> judge aileen cannon who held hearings on small bore things that would otherwise have moved swiftly, who had a series of delays and long waiting periods before issuing earlier decisions, has just knocked the case down. it's gone. and i have talked to a few sources over the past few minutes who say this is not surprising. this is shocking. >> what does this mean? what's the bottom line? it means, of course, there will be no classified documents trial. >> seth: what does it mean? presidents can now just take whatever they want from the white house. when joe biden leaves he should jump in the cockpit and fly away what air force one. he already hayes the aviators. [ laughter ] i mean, he won't of course. he probably doesn't even steal paper clips from work. "i got some at home. no joke. no joke." [ light laughter ] "i like the ones that are all differently colors, that's a fact." [ light laughter ] look, i get t

flanks single-shot this is rshg rpg plus two btr 82 of our valiant they from a thirty-milliliter cannonpierced them through and through was destroyed - the cossack is one pro-vehicle of the armed forces of ukraine cossack and also a striker was hit striker but striker it caught fire and then continued moving subsequently hit this column completely already directly. unit of our brigade. in addition, in the list of trophies the american anti-mine vehicle cougar and canadian armored car rochelle. some of the saboteurs were destroyed, several militants surrendered . most of the stories are like carbon copies. lack of training, zero coordination between units, commanders throw them to the slaughter. very large losses are sent from people like us. it's not like i'm there to protect anyone. well, very large losses, here people are given a task, they gather the same as me, they say: you need to go to the position, they where to go to the position, here we will show you the point, you will go out, people keep coming, i took them so many times, no one returned. in the special operation zone in th

bring back the classified documents case against the former president that district judge aileen cannon dismissed last month. smith said her decision goes against long standing government practice calling the ruling nonsensical. it's not clear how quickly the

with old obsolete cannon. and so that's how kelly worked. everything had to be details. he wouldn't a button on a uniform unless he could document it. and again, save the notes to, protect the art. they were publishing a history united states, bryant's history of the u.s. and kelly was going to receive the commission to do art for that book. and it came to the point of the battle of gettysburg. and the publisher could not to have a page to general hancock and a page for general meade and a page general slocombe. so what did they do? kelly suggested there was only one time in the battle of gettysburg where they were all together. and that was the night of july second, 1863, and meet headquarters is the council of war. that's the way we can depict them all on a single page. so kelly went and with the surviving generals were at gettysburg, john the left there you'll see a general winfield, scott hancock who gave details to kelly. and when he set for his portrait, hancock says, make my collar as high as fashion wi

, come un colpo di cannone, un tremorzo temporal, un tremorzo temporal, un tumorzo generale che va andarvi rimotar un tre molto temporale, un tre molto temporale, un convulto generale. che parlar e riscontarre e meschino calumniato affitto calpestato sotto al público. dicite in cella sta compagna vostra cacciò perduto suone fantasia. ma penso sempre che tutto vita mia, vince volusse dicere manuncio saggio di ma voglio me voglio bene assai. un mastordo mai è una passione più forte una catenana a me tormenta l'anima e non me fa'' tell the girl, your friend, that i am not i sleep at night dreaming of her. i know that of all the beauties, she is the sweetest, i wanted to confess to her myself, but i could not find the words, i adore the fire of beautiful eyes, on earth and new, i do not wish for happiness. with tender passion, as i crave an apple, that without her in my soul, anxiety cannot be calmed. i have a passion, i drink forte a catena, i turment the animal and do not compare me. i have never been stingy on stage and tried not to bore the audience, said muslim magomayev. moonlight serena

. >> that gave judge cannon a green light if they wanted to go in the direction she took it with a 93telegram to judge cannon coming to its full fruition. >> so jack smith has been dealt setbacks in the lower court and supreme court. the news here when taken together he is trying to get the florida case basically rebooted, and a lot of legal experts think a higher court that is less friendly to trump would probably allow that and trying to maintain the coup trial while acknowledging what the supreme court said about official acts. i'm joined by david kelly, my former boss. welcome back, david. >> nice to see you. how are you, ari? >> i'm good, busy times end of summer and then we get the jack smith superceding indictment today. you handled cases like this it's unusual to have the supreme court jump in in the middle and create what's basically new law but jack smith has to play by the rules. what do you see him doing in the new coup indictment today? >> from an old prosecutor's perspective, i think jack smith is being appropriately relentless. and he has really carefully tailored this

it may be that judge cannon has reversed and it goes back and that's full done. but we now have this situation where trump can raise the motion in the deal you see case to say, hey, look, the judge in florida dismissed it. and so we think this is a viable motion here as well, and we're going to shoehorn it, then we're going to try and extract a little bit more delay and if that hadn't happened in florida, if jack smith hadn't brought the documents case, for instance, that would not be a player that's available to them right now. >> by the way, for even the rationale for schedule was multiple pages and my eyes immediately catch and we'll come back at this point that they have a control date set of december 13 to file motions to compel discovery, which means that no matter what it can't just be you saying that you use testimony that was not under the official acts. they got to hand it over over as well for litigation. everyone standby, hugo in tim, we'll be right back the pollsls for him. . >> i gotot newews for you u or y yeah. >> whahat are the kinds we c co run

ourse, judge cannon, just a month ago on julyly 15 she overturned that. she said that that precedent wasn't nding.he said that the attorney genal was unlawful when he appointed jack smith's office this was at jack unlawfully funded. the jack smith is now aealing that decision and the justice department is arguing that not only was judge cannon's cision wrong here, but they're also pointing to how this could possibly if her ruling holds, how this cou really affect the justice depament and other departments, they're putting it this way. if the aorney general lacks thpower to appoint inferior officers, that conclusion would invalidate the appointment of every member of the department who exercises significant authority and occupies a continuing office other than the few that are specifically identified by statute, they also point to other agencies that the affected the department of defense state, treasury, labor. so what happens now? well, trump's team will likely respond to this filing and then the 11th circuit will likely set an argument schedule. who kno

what judge cannon did in florida was not just dismiss the trump case. she said this prosecutor, jack smith, he shouldn't be able to bring any case like this, and that question is what is going to be before the appeals court. can whenever she said that, she also said that she didn't believe that the justice department had constitutional authority to allow the attorney general to give someone like jack smith as special counsel, any autonomy or authority or even funding and so the justice department is going really hard to say that is just wrong. one of their quotes, if the attorney general lacks the power to appoint inferior officers that conclusion would invalidate the appointment of every member of the department who exercises significant authority and occupies a continuing office. so they're saying what cannon is doing here is so interests it could cut out the attorney general's ability to have people like deputy solicitors general, deputy attorney assistant attorneys general, and then even allow people like the secretary harrys of defense labor, state

essentially judge aileen cannon ignored precedent when she found that the four statutes that merrick garland invoked, did not comport with the constitution. in doing so, she then found that under article 1, section 2, both the appointments clause and the appropriations clause, there was not constitutional authority for the attorney general to appoint jack smith or any other special counsel because that person was operating sufficiently independently of the department of justice, that they should be senate confirmed. in this brief, the thing that i was really looking for was an argument that judge cannon should be removed or recused from the case. i don't see that yet in the 81 pages that you just mentioned, but of course we just got this a moment ago, and it will take i and others some time to parse through it. >> i'll be watching my e-mail, because i know we have a number of people reading through it. i'm going to ask you to translate it from me. the other provisions, 28 usc, and 509 and 510, they grant the attorney general broad power, jack smith argues to operate the department of

. a big bell, a cannon that can't be fired, and a bell that fell before it rang. an amazing city, where the sights are distinguished by their absurdity, or maybe it's a big bell without a tongue, a hieroglyph expressing this huge silent country, which is inhabited by a tribe that called itself slavs, as if surprised that it has a human word, but it's a shame of course, maybe... centuries of generations have passed for us fruitlessly, observing us, one could say that here the universal law of humanity is reduced to nothing. alone in the world, we have given nothing to the world, taken nothing from the world, we have contributed nothing to the forward movement of the human mind, everything that we got from this movement, we have distorted. if the horde of barbarians, destroying the world, had not passed through the country occupied by us, before the invasion of the west, we would. what if chiodaev wrote only about the nikolaev era, criticized it, well, probably many would have understood this, the meaning is so deep of this, that's what i am now quoted this fragment

working, they have equipped fire stations in the border areas positions for the gencint b and m-46 cannons. the guns are designed to destroy mobile groups of the ukrainian armed forces that still remain on the territory of the kurdish region. the cannons are capable of delivering strikes at a range of several dozen kilometers, and drone operators help to direct artillery at the enemy. mi-28-nm helicopters carried out a new night hunt for militant equipment. they strike with guided anti-tank missiles, and even in the twilight, the pilots see targets as if they were daytime. the helicopters are equipped with the most modern equipment, including. despite the successes russian military to push militants beyond the borders of russia, nationalists are still able to fight back, mainly with the help of long-range western systems. overnight , air defense crews destroyed three attack drones in the kursk region. the evacuation of residents of the region from dangerous areas continues; as the acting governor stated , 133 have already been transported to safe places . svyatoslav gordin reports on how t

tatars fought bravely, counterattacked and raided the city gates, contemporaries danced, from the cannon fire and the mournful thunder and the voices of the screams of both people, and from the sharpness of the weapons, and you could not hear each other. there were more russians. for those advancing troops, engineer ivan vyrkov. built the sviyazhsk fortress and the tura towers with powerful cannons, and mine-explosive tunnels played a decisive role. the siege lasted almost a month and a half, and the fighting after the capture of kazan lasted another 6 years. the entire middle volga region became part of the russian state, the tatars, chuvashes, morians, bashkirs and other peoples were stopped from raiding russian lands, and russian merchants could now trade along the entire volga. on august 23 , 1735 , the opera-ballet was staged for the first time at the royal academy of music in paris the gallic india, now considered one of the masterpieces of the age of enlightenment. the music by jean philippe rameau, in the then popular baroque style, is grandeur and splendor. the libretto by louis

bsu groups are hit by getsint bey and m-46 cannons.cherkessia extinguish a large forest fire, the fire is blazing in teberdinsky national park near the resort of dombay. in 24 hours, the area of ​​the fire has increased 15 times. this morning , aviation will be involved in extinguishing. the day before , more than 230 tourists were evacuated from the danger zone. the pentagon admitted that the united states allows ukraine to attack russia with american weapons in the kursk region. they emphasized that kiev has. another piece of disinformation appeared in ukrainian telegram channels, where they published a video from the kursk border area, in which our bmp allegedly hit another. car, but soon the nazi authors had to apologize in front of his audience, because, as it turned out, the russian soldiers did not make a mistake and destroyed the ukrainian bmp. more details, evgeniy nipot. minus four enemy armored vehicles in just one battle. a clear demonstration of how enemy equipment turns into burnt metal, unable to withstand the speed of t

shackleford and it's a deal and aileen cannon. jaire i'm going to take your point and have mr. shackleford respond to them. >> the founders very much considered the process that we've been going through for the past 10000 or 200 years and there's a point that the president is an elected the senate bye bye byes involve in having to approve that and i don'tt think this is anything different that we've had that people have always had their two cents to the president and said here's who we think and you'd have different people under a democrat or republican president. that'spu nothing unusual. what's unusual is trying to change a look at thins y and lot the court and respect for the court and you've lost the independence of the judiciary and it's something that i think people, if you can separate themselves or notlv like an opinion here or there. that would probably be many people there's a few minnesotas they don't like and that's a bad reason. to up ending the constitutional republic going for a few years and i think the american people will always be against this if you look at

. 23 mm caliber, vya cannon, all this was located in the wing consoles outside the plane of the propeller the bombs had a total weight of up to 400 kg, and they were carried in the inner compartments, but already during the tests the sixth su showed an amazing speed of more than 490 km/h, almost 500, it was higher than the best attack aircraft of the war... il-2, we will talk about it a little later, such a speed was achieved mainly due to the use of a new powerful engine m-71. it was lighter in flight weight and even smaller in size. the dry armor was also significantly more improved than that of the il-2. among other things, due to a more rational distribution of sheet thicknesses, the... total mass armor was only about 690 kg, this is approximately 18.5% of the weight of the empty aircraft, this is a very good result. su-6, having excellent maneuverability and speed indicators, could be successfully used to combat enemy bombers and transport aircraft. this is known, a lot has been written about it. for the creation of the su-6 attack aircraft, sukhoi was awarded the first degree state

she was also asked about why they hadn't used water cannon, because wootton can art of —— would cannonin the rest of the united kingdom. she said they had maintained capability to do that but decided that yesterday was not an appropriate tactic but she said that does not mean it will not be used in the future. that is the latest from the police service in northern ireland on the violence that has taken place over the last couple of days. more on that on the bbc news website and app. we are going to turn our attention to some of the rest of the day's news. the noise of the families of two men in the centre of the incident at manchester airport last night said officers took one of them to an area out of view of security cameras and threw him facedown to the floor and put his name to the back of his necks. i should warn you that you might find some of the pictures in the video we are about to show distressing. this video in which a police officer can be seen kicking one in the head and hitting another with a taser surfaced online last month and led to protests in rochdale and manchester.

rashkov and the main topics for this hour: two of our valiant btr-82, they are from a thirty-millimeter cannon, they just pierced them diagonally. our marines destroyed a column of equipment of the armed forces of ukraine, in the border area, several btrs for trophies. in kursk, they accept everyone who was evacuated. i have diabetes, hypertension, and they arrived, they did not take anything. how does the country help? the participation of the west in the attack on smart russian territory is confirmed american mercenaries post themselves on social media. trump mocks haris, her man. haris escorts biden off stage. biden was late and shed a tear. and extremely dangerous levels of ultraviolet radiation in sochi. doctors recommend protecting your eyesight and staying in the shade as much as possible. drivers are looking for cars, and road workers are looking for asphalt. vladivostok is recovering from the flood. black sea fleet marines stopped the advance of a ukrainian armed forces column in the kursk region, russian military lured the enemy into a fire ambush, and allowed the enemy to get within

be in the city, in the shebekinsky district, accordingly, it is also not safe, because there is... cannonler and mlrs, and there is also high drone activity, and if we talk about yesterday, then according to preliminary... data, if you count those who sought medical help at the hospital due to drone attacks, there were five people, five civilians, local authorities, the regional government and personally the head of the belgorod region are simply asking, already begging to leave the unsafe border areas and wait out these days in temporary accommodation points, those who are now... delayed until the last, we worked in the temporary accommodation point today, those who delayed until the last, they now understand how much they risked their lives, let's listen to a woman who literally i recently moved to a temporary accommodation facility from the shelled shibeikin, they see perfectly well, because drones fly endlessly, we are already so wise, we know what kind of bells, what kind of drones, you go and look down. up, a woman tells about how a drone chased her, when, or rather a drone, when sh

oh, cannon break my own road the underbrush and keep moving better than 70 miles an hour.it was no worse than what my driver was ready to do himself. the american and i got along fine. i got good rider and a horse. we got to be pals. and even so, i had my. most of the machines, me have proved themselves in battle. i was still on probation. i did about everything. a machine could do to stick with that army stood up to gunfire and mounted a gun of my own. i laid down smoke to hide the tanks, but me. i helped out wherever. i could. and i even learned how to splash rivers or. with a boat arrangement built around my middle. but i know yet whether i was accepted, until all of a sudden i found myself in mass production. it meant only one thing. i was a success. i was getting turned out one every 2 minutes. 30 jeeps an hour. what do you think of that? all of sudden, i found that i was popular kind of character. i was marching right up there in front of the band. i was meeting movie stars, and we went out driving. we sold war bonds right down the streets of washington, d.c. itself.

the reason for that is that again, applying all the other cannons and applying the whole tech cannon and looking at 1512, we would submit that c2 should still be read in the way we have suggested it be read as something that is an evidence impairment statute. also, as i mentioned, the latin cannons the superfluous problem that c2 would create, all of those would retain. the otherwise is the icing on the cake. finally, jtice kavanaugh, -- >> if you didn't have c1 just had c2 without the otherwise. i'm not clear on that. >> this thatase, it gets even harder. if we look at what 1512 is out, if we look at this court's cases on broad -- plausible broad reading of criminal statute, not being what the court adopts when there's a available narrow reading. because congress can fix that. we could still say that c2 doesn't perform the massive dragnet function that the government submits. >> thank you. >> ms. barrett? >> i have a question about the phrase in c1, do you agree specific intent with the intent to impair -- what is your view about how that parenthetical applie to c2 if at all? do you

pictures and words in today's world , bombs, cannons and bullets are much more effective than missiles, and recording this frame is the end of this meeting. commander of the guards corps. deal severely with abusers of judicial and government titles. the head of the judiciary, in the gathering of officials and employees of the protection and information center of this branch, ordered to amend the law in this regard for more deterrence if necessary. the one who calls himself. it is said that someone acts as an employee . it will disturb them or finally it will create obstacles in their work. you should know that the corruption and the damage are very heavy. now we allow it, for example, we say, well , bribery is not considered to be accepted here, for example , he has cheated something, for example, this is not a normal fraud, this is the main danger. mr. mohsen izhe also said to the judicial authorities that they should be diligent and serious in dealing with corruption and the sources of corruption and the agents of corruption, in line with those who really within your authority, you w