, well yes, the coalition of the cdu, csu, but yes, the leader of the cdu, he looked at the election days after them he said: "i am also for some kind of prospect of a peaceful solution there." because he really needs the votes of the eastern eastern germans in the next elections, so yes, this opinion is being formed, the second thing i want to say is that this is a very rational opinion, very understandable, this is when people take off their blinders and say what really makes sense, this is a rational approach, then the question arises, this is my third point, and why are some capable of rational thinking, while others, like berba. germany, although they also whisper like that, they whisper, they don't like what's happening, but still they didn't demonstrate their position so openly in the elections, as in... they only absorbed transatlantic dogma, that's why there are sprouts of education there, and not some kind of normal critical thinking, in the west we see absolute transatlantic dogma, they will reach some kind of medieval metaphysics, i completely agree, they were formed west

in fact, working with the afd his coffee problems for the cdu in the past. fail because of perceived lack of party control over cdu elements that works with the afd. and so it's a big issue. and so what's at stake issue. and so what's at stake is in these three september elections in the east, you've got over 8 million voters voting. that's a percent of the population, and so what does that mean for the future? if the afd makes a strong showing in becomes dominant in those three states, then that's a percent of germany. now does that mean that nazis are coming? no, germany is farfrom a militant country. in fact, that's part of the issue is that's part of the issue is that germany is definitely not militant and it gives the afd both the far right and the far left sort of grist for the mill to argue for peace with russia, not supporting ukraine and the sorts of things.— sorts of things. ok, doctor callahan. _ sorts of things. ok, doctor callahan, appreciate - sorts of things. ok, doctor callahan, appreciate your i sorts of things. ok, doctor- callahan, appreci

take at least third place, losing to the right-wing alternative for germany and the centrists from the cduo expected that the ruling, so-called traffic light coalition, will lose the elections in thuringia. an explosion was heard at a defense plant in western germany and, by the way, it was this plant is engaged in the production of explosives. at least two employees were injured and hospitalized in local hospitals. the building was also seriously damaged. rescue helicopters are currently at the scene, but emergency services cannot get inside. an expedition of the clean arctic project set off from arkhangelsk today. the expedition is designed to last almost 2 months, all this time and the participants will live in difficult conditions, they will begin cleaning and reconstruct the old roshydromet dormitory, the only capital building where it is possible to place. historical documents in connection with the 85th anniversary of the battle were published by the fsb of russia. in particular, it was possible to declassify the testimony of a non-commissioned officer of the japanese army, who clai

party will take at least third place, losing to the right-wing alternative for germany and... from the cdu is also expected that the ruling, so-called traffic light coalition will lose the elections in thuringia. kamala harris gave her first interview as a candidate for us president. american media loyal to the democrats note that harris felt comfortable and did not make any obvious failures. but conservative journalists analyze the questions that the democrat refused to answer and the topics that she completely ignored. our own correspondent in the usa watched the interview. i admit my mistakes, people know who i am, they have seen my file. harris's answer to the question of why she covered up and concealed biden's poor health when he was trying to get elected for a second term was also unclear. when asked about the main republican, donald trump, harris did not even answer, only blaming him for all the troubles with the economy, which she and biden were supposedly trying to save. last month , trump said that you have now turned into an african-american for political points. this is all an

third place, losing to the right-wingers from the alternative for germany and the centrists from the cduit is expected that the ruling, so-called traffic light coalition will lose the elections in thuringia. high quality of life, affordable housing and amenities. cities in the far east and the arctic are rapidly changing their appearance. new ideas will be discussed at the eastern economic forum, which starts in vladivostok next week. about why more and more russians today are choosing far east for life and work. managed to choose to register a plot under the far eastern hectare program, now there is a spacious house, outbuildings, a flower garden, a preferential mortgage helped to realize all the owners' ideas, and of course, the most important thing is the desire of the friendly gubenko family to live in the far east. for those who like the rhythm of a modern city, comfortable multi-story neighborhoods, this is what builders are building in the nadezhdinsky district on the territory of vladivostok's satellite. its development will give the capital of primorye a new impetus for developm

having yielded to the right from the alternative for germany. and the centrists from the cdu. expected that the ruling, so-called traffic light coalition will lose the elections in thuringia. mom, why do we need these letters for a fairy tale. in the three ninth kingdom, the three tenth state. let's translate from office language into understandable language, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. from september, foreign banks will have the opportunity to open a branch in russia, cryptocurrency will be used for foreign trade settlements, but only after an experiment. about these and others konstantin churikov will tell about changes in the financial sector. konstantin, hello, under what conditions will a foreign bank be able to open a branch in russia? darya, hello, there are many conditions, well, for example, this is a security deposit of at least a billion rubles. september brings changes to the financial sector, in particular, in our country it will be possible to conduct foreign trade settlements and exchange trading in digital currency, but before this be

on foreign and security policy, the cdu diverges, and this includes mrs.trikes on the territory of our country, is there any understanding of how these negotiations could end? good evening, olga, but there is an understanding that this could be, if not the last, then the penultimate throw to the west, we also know that zelensky is going here in september, apparently, he has not lost hope of achieving the goal of pushing through the supply of long-range missiles and obtaining permission to strike deep into russia, there is one big problem: in this regard, here, perhaps, it is worth referring to the interview that haris gave the day before, it is better many, many words, not once, the word ukraine in this interview. was not mentioned, what does this tell us, that at least those whom the democratic party operatives have identified as biden's successor, do not want his policy to continue at all, at least in the ukrainian direction, in any case, they do not want to pedal this topic now for zelensky, for his emissaries, and we do not yet know with whom iermak wi

on foreign and security policy the cdu diverges, and this includes the idea of ​​mrs. who said her alliance only forms coalitions with parties that oppose arms sales to ukraine and the deployment of american medium -range missiles in germany. if that idea is upheld, sarwagenknech's alliance will be out of the coalition. how many more young people must go down the same path, doing nothing to stop the fighting? you feel angry. i think anger is not just rage, anger is what you want to change. i think it becomes destructive when people develop inner hatred due to simple frustration, because hatred is usually unproductive, but anger can of course also generate a desire to change, and i think that is very important today. far to the west in germany, russia-friendly parties in the three eastern german states of brandenburg, saxony and thuringia could make significant gains in the regional elections in september. the pro-russian alternative for germany party has a good chance of taking first place in all three agglomerations, and the newly formed left-wing alliance sahara wage

or the cdu, which will be the opposition party vying for that job. top of their agendas. how do we get here? they are talking about that as well. he's going to have to respond to this in no uncertain terms for the because it is with work coalition and not synergistic. with work coalition and not synergistic— with work coalition and not s neraistic. ., synergistic. some of the root cause of something - synergistic. some of the root cause of something that - synergistic. some of the root cause of something that is i cause of something that is interesting the former east german states and the afd with its energy immigration platform, anti—migrant. if you take a look at some of those patterns of migration to the always had to see quite the levels of immigration. tell us a little bit more on how to these messages manage to take hold. . ~' these messages manage to take hold. w' . these messages manage to take hold. a . , hold. pick a it this way. the western _ hold. pick a it this way. the western part _ hold. pick a it this way. the western part of _ hold

anti—globalization party was scoring very high before the first time, i saw that they may even be a head of the cdu majority and not only that but strongly get out of these elections with a strong victory. of these elections with a strong victo . , ., , , of these elections with a strong victo. ,., _ ., ., ., victory. obviously, migration and security of _ victory. obviously, migration and security of the — victory. obviously, migration and security of the border _ victory. obviously, migration and security of the border was - victory. obviously, migration and security of the border was at - victory. obviously, migration and security of the border was at the | security of the border was at the head of emmanuel macron's policies and the european election and the snap parliamentary elections. today, he has been holding talks with far right leaders and those in the national rally in the delay in appointing a new prime minister and not approving any prime ministerial candidates from the leftist new popular front which one the most seats last month and the reason i bring that in is because what you see

in addition, the publication cites a member of the cdu party, who justifies the use of german weapons the fact that as soon as they fall into the hands of the ukrainian armed forces, they cease to be german. at the same time, the noë turker zeitung publication writes that kiev is interpreting its partners' statement too freely. creating risks for the west itself. on air at die welt, former bundeswehr general roland kater said that the ukrainian armed forces' attack was solely a desire to distract attention from the failures of the ukrainian armed forces. this was also stated on air at bluomberg tv by melinda kharin, a senior analyst at the atlantic council. today, everything is already literally rejoice. the headlines have changed completely. the ukrainians have decided that they will not just sit and wait, they will not take a defensive position while they are attacked, partly it is about demonstrating momentum, showing the west what ukraine is capable of. on social media we see images of ukrainians using german american armored vehicles, so in a sense this is a message to the west.

such social democrats scholz is by no means a game on his home field, because most locals vote for the cduections to the european parliament, the chancellor's party received only 11% here, but this is not the worst thing. in vechta , people. and then the most difficult speech began in logom lviv. party members have long advised scholz to joke and smile more often. there are hanging out, hanging out social democrats on the border of 5%. all this, of course, is the result of the catastrophic policy of the current government, which is headed by scholz, prices are rising, the standard of living is falling , the economy is falling, and the government is only busy with how to ensure further supplies of equipment to ukraine, that is, it is pursuing a policy not in the interests of its citizens, not in the interests of the country, in the interests of some... overseas forces alien to us, which, which, unfortunately, now dominate germany's foreign policy. and if scholz's populism aside, do i understand correctly that this year he promised money to ukraine, and next year he said: "we 'll think about

for the social democrat scholz playing on their home field, because most of the locals vote for the cdu last elections in... time and again, scholz promises that he will improve, but it has been clear for the last couple of years what citizens are so unhappy with, this government simply does not do what people want. well, and now literally the sensation of the day, a secret nuclear strategy has appeared in the united states, it was approved by the still current president biden and ordered by the pentagon. according to the newspaper, the document is so classified that it is not available in digital form, only in print. copies of the strategy under titled the nuclear deployment guide, are available only to national security officials and the pentagon command itself. containing beijing's nuclear arsenal expansion, of course, was not without russian scare tactics, the article mentions october 2000. cooperation and even collusion between adversaries who have nuclear weapons, lies in the real possibility , that is, washington now takes into account a simultaneous nuclear strike on its territo

i guess my question is, what are republicans cdu privately?en calls from people that maybe you wouldn't expect saying they agree with your has it all been pretty consistently pro trump yeah. >> i would say it's pro trump, but a lot of the folks that i interact with, people that are in my orbit this is no surprise, like i, you know, i don't like this guy. i don't think he's fit to be the president united states he's proved that. >> so folks aren't surprised by my stance, but they will say, listen man, i get it. >> like i get why you're doing this. >> you know, this is what we believe in. so they're not coming out of the woodwork and praising mirror or anything like that but i'm getting a lot of yeah, yeah. we get it the bylaws and correct me if i'm wrong, i on the technical aspects here, but the bylaws for the county, pennsylvania republican committee say that committee members are supposed to support the endorsed ticket i think you're. >> facing a disciplinary hearing over this. should you lose your position will you lose your position so the

it used to be the counter disinformation unit, cdu, but now is the arne slot.just months after mps called for an independent review on its activities. so good news, leo, you've got a new follower. yeah, they'll be tracking you. definitely. and the unit has these trusted flagger status things which effectively gives privileged access to social media moderators. top flagger, top flagger. yeah, they can get rid of whatever it's tricky because there clearly has been misinformation. i remember first day of things happening. people were saying there's no way 17 they're just saying that so they don't have to name him. and now that he definitely was 17, yeah, i'm not seeing anyone like apologising and tweeting. so the misinformation also added to the first tire. >> so who is wait a minute. >> so who is wait a minute. >> the first level of protest. but the government shouldn't be the one doing this. if even if even if you can go. this is definitely misinformation. you don't want the government having the power to delete that tweet. >> yeah. well yeah, absolutely. and th

he shouldn't get a second term bolton cdu as a national security, one of the many, one of them. but at general kelly, i mean, his painted a really brutal i mean, very damaging descriptions of things that he says the president then president has said to him about wounded troops, troops who have service members who have laid down their life for this country, calling them losers and suckers. do you believe general kelly that trump said those things? >> well, i wasn't there, anderson, i was gone by that time. it sounded out of character to me. i never heard the prison say anything like that, that bad. >> well, you did hear my criticized john mccain, who was very show it was dear friend of mine. >> the integrated people who absolutely hate the president, is quite often very offensive, brash, says things that are outlandish i relate a lot of those in the book. but he's extremely disruptive person. i saw it as my job not to try to constrain him, but to help him disrupt what needed to be disrupted, would you trump white house again no, i think anderson i will work in any ministration wh

he was an cdu. they were in charge blowing up the obstacles on omaha beach. and, you know, he never wanted to talk about never wanted to go back. finally did. and i think at that point they were dealing their own mortality, like a lot of these veterans. and they're a little bit more willing to a legacy. and that sounds like exactly, you know what you were able to dig in. that's your dad's legacy. also, some find that were more likely to open up to the next generation. the grandchildren yeah i find that somehow their guards down a little bit they're a lot older. they got their grandchildren. he's a bit he opened up to them, you know, to his two grandchildren, to interesting to say the night my dad was in the second world war, he was last 39 year old to get drafted 39, 39 years old. he had two children and he was he was trained as a medic. and they put him on a ship landed in in france. and over the last his name came out and said, stay on the board. and he turned around. they sent him back. but talk about being called grandpa. that's what they call it in basic

to give you a sense for a typical sentence, someo w does not have a prior history and who committed cdu of the capital, the average guidelines range or thean that would yield is 10 to 16 months of imprisonment. for someone who did not mm violence, it would be six to 12 months. have looked at the average sentences. there are 50 that veone to conviction and sentencing. 1512 is a felony. this is when the sentencing enhancement did apply. . the average sentence among approximately 50 people is 26 monthsf imprisonment. there is no reasonable argument to be made the statutory maximum is driving everything. >> i want to ask a clag question about the charging decisions betweenand c2. what you could charge under the statute. as you pointed out to justice kavanaugh, c1 has an additional requirement. ther overlap iread otherwise obstructs, influences etc. it would encompass things like destroys, mutilates etc. you would not to prove the extra. >> i just want to clarify to juicjackson earlier in the argument that the gernment could not charge an alteration mutilation concealing document of physical

generation remembers these so-called revanchists in germany, franz-josef strauss, this is the bavarian csu, cdully did not recognize, so here ... the transfer of part of silesia to poland schlesen, but in fact it really was 300 years in prussia, there in rroslav enterprise, lesing wrote his here these breslau enterprises, yes-yes-yes, that's it, but that's why the role of the anglo-saxons , first of all america, in all this gradual change in consciousness over the decades is very great today. of course, and i want to remind you, so that no one is short-changed, remember who there, yushchenko, or what, yes, awarded bandera, bandera for the title of hero of ukraine, then, naturally, everyone was outraged, well, how could that be, and he recalled it, and what, well, you and i understand that it was then that, he designated by that action, that act, that decision, he designated the general trend, nothing has changed, yes he recalled, the direction, yes, excuse me, the direction, and what is happening now, it seems they recalled it then, now there is the father... our bandera, something like that, t

is going to swiftly take the necessary decisions with representatives of the federal states and the cdunterior is going to invite swiftly, chairman of the prime ministers conferences of the federal states and representatives of the respective ministries for meetings on this matter. the aim of this joint effort is clear. we want to further reduce irregular migration to germany. at the same time, we all know, germany needs and relies on regular immigration. 20 million of our citizens with migrant background, lend a contribution to economic prosperity. they are well integrated as neighbours, as classmates. they pay taxes. it's a success story and we can be proud of this with modernisation , with modernising modernisation, with modernising the laws on immigration and nationality. the federal government has, made a big effort and the state has to contain irregular immigration so as to not to overburden the country. this can and must succeed . without questioning our succeed. without questioning our bafic succeed. without questioning our basic law and also international treaties , we owe this

conservative party, which is the christian socialist union, and that's the sister party to the, to the cduan to be deported immediately, no one else yet has, has, has made that claim. you've i mean , the claim. you've i mean, the president, so steinmeier has called for police to have greater powers, but hasn't specified what they are, but i do think it's quite telling, as i said, that friedrich merz, who's you know, head of the conservative christian democratic union, he's now said that a call for a complete stop on people from syria and afghanistan coming. and if you contrast that to angela merkel, even though it's the same party, i think we we're seeing a sense of people really getting that. you you need to toughen up if you're going to keep people happy. what's also very interesting, i feel, is that in eastern germany at the moment, which is, going to have its elections. so in the federal state of thuringia, just in a few days, the afd alternative for deutschland, who are anti—immigration, they're around 30%. it looks pretty clear that they're going to win that. but you've also got a la