thus, within a year, artillery captain orlov became chamberlain, count, lieutenant general, generalutantthe empire, and the richest man in russia, of course, the favorite lived fully equipped in the winter palace, his chambers were on the ground floor, under the empress's chambers. only for cleaning rooms orlov was allocated annually a huge sum of 1.00 rubles for those times. for their direct participation in the coup, the three orlov brothers received 2,929 serf souls in 1762. in november 1764, gregory was awarded again. he was granted the ropsha estate, where peter ii completed his journey. there were another 1,975 serf souls in robsha. and in 1765 he was born again... this time, receiving 1845 serf souls and the huge ligovo manor along the petergovskaya road with six villages. in the same year, catherine gave he also bought the estate in gachina from the heirs of the late prince kurakin. in total, the orlov brothers, so as not to list everything, received from catherine 24.00 serf souls, not counting positions, orders and expensive gifts. in addition, in 1863, negotiations began with

initiator, brother of british prime minister neville chamberlain, austin chamberlin.ations. germany returns to the club of western powers, is recognized as one of its own, perfected, again becomes a handshake, but for this it must guarantee western borders, inviolability, and at the same time, this same ostrin chamberlain, and about the fact that germany has eastern borders, a southern one, he forgot about it, it is clearly obvious that this was an invitation to the east. the task is to transform an agricultural country into an industrial power. who knows, if not for the coming war there would have been collectivization in the ussr, which would break the peasant community beyond its knees. industrialization requires specialists in technology and engineering. the soviets pay in gold for machine tools, engines, power plants, and even finished factories. you are invited to construction days of progress the largest american engineer cooper, who for his consulting receives the order of the red banner, so cooper returns to america, gives interviews there and says that yes,

was easy, oh, not chamberlain, and cherchel was an easy negotiator, or roosevelt, well , there weret characters in history, but they negotiated, they found points of contact, it’s so easy to come and say, friend trump, come on, come on, well, it doesn’t happen like that, these are quite serious people, one moment, you know, here we have to wait for november 5 and see. in the white house, it will be a different trump, absolutely categorically different trump, so really you are saying, here you need to approach this diplomatically and calculate the steps in advance, and what will happen if there is one, and what will happen if there is that, but definitely not to say in advance this is bad, this is good, we have already had such a thing in history, when the presidential elections were not finished, we already decided who won and started flying. yes, trump and i will continue, the 45th president of the united states of america, donald trump, may announce his vice-presidential candidate next week. this was reported by the nbc channel with reference to sources. according to information r

was easy, oh, not chamberlain, but churchill was an easy negotiator, or roosevelt, well, that is...re were a lot of difficult characters in history, but they negotiated, they found points of contact, it’s so easy to come and say, friend trump, come on, come on, it doesn't happen like that, that's enough serious people, one moment, you know, here we have to wait for november 5 and see the results of the elections in our country, let's say he is there in florida or wherever he is there, well, now he is assigned to florida, so it is one trump, trump, who will sit in to the white house executive office, it will be a different trump, absolutely absolutely categorically a different trump, so really you are talking. here you need to approach this diplomatically and calculate the steps in advance, and what will happen if there is one, and what will happen if there is another, but definitely do not say in advance that this is bad, this is good, in we have already had such a thing in history, when the presidential election was not over, we already decided who won and started to fly, unfortuna

these words, competition of the velma khutki, and i am telling you new words, the words of the chamberlainf the yoke, what are the budynki, hamuts, metal of the earth, and the first holy day, i am a magician pamylyatstsa, before i fly, i’m a prisoner, the item on the right is geta hamuty. not hammuts, zyauchatki, kamornik at the day of the dead clock and softening earthen tops, all this is kamornik, the offensive words are jumping, avyalga, geta bird, raslina, song, lasunak, the first was volga, and weasel, i think that this bird is so yes there is. so called parsyuk, song, indyka ci ram, kali weasel, caller of the great drenna name, but i think that a capon is a ram, a capon is a song, and a song, what is a song? so, how do you feed? for meat. well, my dear friends, i would very much like you to remember these words and get rich in your life. here's a round of applause for you, you are malays, forefathers, kali laska. victoria and yulia, giving in to the rescue. the first words for you, the words of yandouka. what geta? pasudzina, tool, cart and package? yandouka and the first was julia,

because as i said earlier, chamberlain will also follow in the footsteps of her party of the outgoing government as well. and the outgoing government hasn't been able to manage this method very well. if not, we wouldn't be talking about much less the victims of violence or of killings here . the lead up to this election was overshadowed by violence and kings. have any solutions being offered by the people in the fray in the elections as well. both main candidates, claudia, shame them and also search the database of pledge that they will always to do something about it. claudia, shame home says that she wants to strengthen institutions. the also justice institutions. the question here though is how easy will that really be? because organized crime has been growing massively in these past years, and it's infiltrating all layers of mexican society and as well the political landscape and it shapes it and influences it with well, so many people know that there is a huge infiltration and it's difficult to actually get a grip on of this part of the problem. so at the moment we know the words

yeah, i mean, the amazon chamberlain in general is definitely football crazy. there are fans everywhere you look now yesterday i was in the fans on, in front of the parliament building, which is one of the 2 main fans zones. of course it being the 1st day, there were a little bit of kings that the police had to work out. so the actually ended up evacuating that fan zone for around 2 hours. because they found a backpack which they thought was suspicious. now they shouldn't have had backpacks because there should have been checks, but after about 2 hours, they figured out it was okay. there was no threat and everything to go forward. full fans were at capacity. hundreds of thousands of fans and the atmosphere was amazing. so this summer is going to be absolutely fantastic. security obviously front and center in this tournament. also, let's talk a little bit more about what we can expect to have. do you think the fact that germany has had this 1st major windows that bode well for them and the rest of the tournament? definitely, so after tomorrow, germany will defi

belarusians, shavets, shiў abutak, kravets - adzenne. and what were the professions of rymar and the chamberlainellectual and entertaining program in its own words. i am alena tracenka, and we are starting to grow. sennya will work on the search for knowledge in language and literature, and the tax itself will produce its own development and exhaustion will be the great pride of the departmental organs of the gomel region. good day, let's get to know you. good day, i love volga. i am asking the departmental inspectors from the city of mazyry, the leading supervisors of the sector inpharmacy-tlumachal. i believe that my work as a noble is important for the community, because it ensures the economical and social stability of our country. in my opinion , i have a great deal of cooperation with people who pray in our native belarusian language. i promise you that i can understand them and the pains and tortures i have developed. volga, you are kind to the belarusian, and what about the vedas? i pray in belarusian. i have lived since i was a child, where my father, my relatives, i grew up as a child,

no question, john chamberlain, still no relation. when i was growing up, i had a tendency to anna age the pronunciation of words i didn't know, one of which was solely. relegated to the discussion of cemetery, as i'm sure you're familiar with, a wonderful book by the former harvard president. it's called this republic of suffering americans in the civil war. for those of you are not familiar with it, i commend it to you. thank you. eric, over here. my name is richard kramer. i live in a little town in northeastern pennsylvania. and one of the towns very near us happens to be where my late wife is buried. and i'll be on her stone as well. it's called wyoming and in that cemetery, there's a grave of a confederate soldier, so he's kind of odd. in there is the only confederate we have. and the story is that he was a prisoner of war and it was a prison camp up. and upstate new york. and they were on their way there when he passed and they buried him there. i don't have his name with me because i didn't know this discussion was going to co

chamberlain shoved everything into his paws without a trace.he agreement on the czechoslovak problem, in my opinion, is only a prelude to a larger agreement that will bring peace to the whole of europe. nuremberg 1946. question from the representative of czechoslovakia, colonel eger, to field marshal keitel. germany would have attacked czechoslovakia in 1938 if the western powers had supported prague. keitel. of course not. we weren't strong enough from a military point of view vision. munich's goal was to oust russia. from europe to gain time to complete the armament of germany. for 20 years our republic was one of the best and happiest post-war democracies. it was a bright and prosperous state. czechoslovakia will again be a free and independent state in a new and free europe. on september 30, the polish government sent an ultimatum to the czech government demanding the immediate transfer to it of the border region of cieszyn in 1900. poland was a country that the allies won, after many generations of partition and slavery, turned into an ind

i'm nichol fairly chamberlain and this is the day the it's a will end of the motion. i mean on the elated the cases great don't for to look. he's been arbitrarily deprived of his liberties for more than 13 years. so this is a very long time coming. there's nothing to be gained but he's continued incarceration and we want him brought onto a strike. it's just incredible. i don't know. i kind of feels like it's not real also on the day the pressure on the palestinians of east jerusalem is, is really authorities demolish homes. they say were billed illegally as high as the mobile. they demolished my life and why didn't my pocket stone or my mother was here and then she gave birth to me. here. under this rubble, there was a 50 year old picture of me and my mother comes in. i'm and you know, there is nothing that can bring that back. uh, we are the amenities these if we wanted to, to create a environmental of pushing them out. we would not invest. so welcome to the sho. julian massage is free. that is how his platform, wikileaks announced the end of a year's long stand off

seduced by the chamberlain, who abandoned her , the girl, the miller’s daughter, drowned herself in the see the prospects for her female happiness. how far away the bell is! we communicate with him, and i was struck by his inscription in one of the albums, i kiss the tips of your wings. alexey zototov, maria emelyanova, olga knyazeva, maria martanova, boris leonov and anastasia berestenko, channel one. to the poet's anniversary. i know that my life has already been measured. “but how long has my life been, i must be sure in the morning that i will see you in the afternoon, hello, how do i look?” only why a hat and look in the hall there is not a single hari in a headdress and only you are like a mushroom butter can, i have a bruise on my forehead with an egg armor, i fought with zavadsky, if, hello, hello, hello, on the street, some one rushed towards me - then an unfamiliar man, across the pavement perebegelevskaya, it’s her, it’s her, you didn’t scream, karau, why do i need guard? it was a crime of people's love and passion, i appreciated it. comrades, i ask for a moment of attention,

i'm gonna go for the chamberlain and this is the day the, the end of the fees of intense fighting. very soon we must swim before we still getting back 120 oxygen is the most important political science sensitive objective. the to shame that our, i mean is to still continue as business as usual with the is the phone interest in politics. after the intense phase is finished, we will have the possibility to move part of the forces north. and we will do this picking up silver that to be there. and also on the day polls say the national riley is on track to finish top in french pro elementary elections this week. how worried should frances allies be? so is this a national rally? is today the only move mid capable of the mediately, insensibly responding to the clearly expressed aspirations of the french people. in 3 words, we are ready welcome to the program. it's great to have you with us. benjamin netanyahu has signal to that what he calls, the intense phase of israel's military operations against homos and gaza is drawing to a close. but the is really prime minister says the fighting

chamberlain in the munich agreement i believe him and that's all he wants i think after all that he willhy shouldn't we learn from history about what russia president vladimir putin's designs are to go further if he believes that president biden will only give this year and that there and not give them -- >> i thank the president talked about this clearly today and will have more to say about it tomorrow. we have to stand up to aggressors you can't let them change borders by force and we have done that. it's notches the u.s., 50 something other nations have felt ukraine the fact the aggression. its ukrainian soil and they have a rewrite to claim that soil back it is their country. we want to make sure they have the tools to do that in the schools to do that and we will continue to provide that kind of support. >> martha: so then president biden agrees with the 1991 ukraine territory? >> of course. >> martha: so the u.s. plans to back them with whatever they need to achieve that goal? kind of timeframe? >> we've been doing that for the last 2 plus years given them what they need as the wa

applause ] topping the 1971-72 lakers who won 33 in a row. [ laughter ] and trump did it without wilt chamberlainr jerry west. he did it all by himself. it was a day that will be written about in history books. for those of you watching in florida, history books are things you used to have at schools -- [ laughter ] before ron desantis was governor. the verdict was unanimous on all charges. each juror received a thank you from the judge and a hickory farms gift basket, mysteriously [ laughter ] signed "melania t." melania was not in court when the verdict was read, but she released a strong statement today, posting about how much she loves and supports her husband no matter what the outcome of the trial was -- i'm kidding, she didn't say anything. [ laughter ] she said nothing at all. yep [ cheers and applause ] she was nowhere to be found. she was probably online buying a new summer hat, i don't know. [ laughter ] there are still three other cases against trump, each for more serious crimes. this is the lowest-hanging mushroom of the group. it does feel a bit unsatisfying, given the scope of how

mushrooms, and you are a master-tochel, exactly like that, but i’m not a master, but a young guy’s chamberlainyou say things differently, and you don’t call the dog like us, oh, ah... you, yes, like you, what are you like, if you want us to be friends in the future, then don’t forget yourself, who taught you to say that, god have mercy, it’s not like that, my friend, a girl your young lady, whatever her name is, lizaveta grigorievna. what do you think, don’t i never go to the bordeaux yard, don’t be afraid, i’ve heard enough, i’ve seen enough. but isn’t this lizaveta grigorievna herself? is engaged in the spread of education among the peasants, but the network was with this ball, and i can’t do it our way either, yes well, yeah, good morning, you know what it is, well, good health, that means, piggledki, oh, however, i’m chatting with you, you can’t pick up mushrooms, you go one way, and i’ll go the other way, forgiveness, yes what is your name, my soul? the name is akulina, akulina, i will soon visit your father, wait, what father, vasily kuznets, what are you, what are you, don’t come for ch

you can download the app now and live at the pier right now, thanks to photographer david chamberlain december from high tides and during ongoing construction, access will be limited to a portion of the pier's main deck. areas of the piles and handrails will need to be prepared as well, as some funding is still needed for the project, and there's no word on a reopening date. we're also learning about some new restrictions that could be coming to limit crowds at big sur's most popular spots, the u.s. forest service is considering requiring reservations now at pfeiffer beach. it's one idea in a bigger plan. the forest service also suggested running a shuttle that stops at the iconic bixby bridge, as well as other spots. it's meant to cut down on traffic. officials are also considering creating more designated campsites to try and limit dispersed camping. happening today 40 niners running back christian mccaffrey is tying the knot. he may not have gotten that super bowl ring, but he'll get another ring today after marrying his fiance, olivia culpo. their wedding is set to take place in r

we're looking live at the pier thanks to photographer david chamberlain.. access will be limited to a portion of the pier's main deck areas of the piles and handrails will need to be repaired. some funding is still needed for this project as well, and there's no word on a reopening date. well, you can celebrate the 4th of july, but not with a drink in your hand. that's the case at three of lake tahoe's most popular beaches. police will be enforcing the u.s. forest service's ban on alcohol at nevada beach and zephyr cove resort. officials have banned alcohol consumption at chambers landing beach from july third through july 7th, and infractions could result in fines of up to $5,000. not cheap today in san francisco, a 4th of july parade with an early twist. it's happening along san francisco's great highway. all the floats will be powered by people pedaling, and you can see some of those floats getting all fancy with decor. the friends of the great highway are partnering with the san francisco recreation and parks department to put on this parade, and it fo

front lines of the civil rights movement, as many others like obviously jackie robinson and wilt chamberlainm brown and some of the others who came aftehim. but he quietly did a lot of work outside the polo grounds when the giants were still in new york. and then when he helped usher in the west expansion in of major league baseball alongside the we, he continued that wor out in bayview hunters t withhe community center in the work that he did in the inne city areas atre almost exclusively black communities. he did a l of those things under the cover of the cover of secrecy without purposely the view of many cameras. so he put really put his imprint in many different ways that go largely unsung in terms of the word that he did. and he was a warm figure bmany who are talking about his legacy today after we and as we mourn his loss, as rm as he was. and of course, the godfather of the eat bay bonds as well. >> yeah, i love learning that about him om san jose state. appriate your time. >> always tnk yso muc all right. now will go on the latest with the wildfires stag h the fir the cosest to us

poet laureate amanda gorman, you know, like, rising actress rachel cenat, kaia gerber, like, emma chamberlaincause my purse, like, just like broke. >> jimmy: yes. >> and it's -- >> jimmy: but it's not a normal purse. >> no, it's not a normal purse. but i was stressed because i was -- this was just unplanned. and it's just like -- this is like the that you least want to happen is a bunch of like famous people looking at you having a breakdown in the line before you take your picture at the met gala. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so, what did you do? >> so, i was just like -- i turned to like kaia gerber and like three like other different people -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> -- and i was like, "hey guys, like, what should i do? like, do i just not use the purse?" and i was like, "should i just use it as a clutch?" >> jimmy: it's a block of ice. [ laughter ] >> it's a block -- of ice. >> jimmy: so, you -- so you're holding -- [ laughter ] you're holding -- glamorously, by the way. i will say, glamorously holding a block of ice. [ laughter ] you don't even look like you are freezing. you can't feel -- [

former defence secretary ben wallace has said, well, he's more chamberlain than churchill, i haven'tim, but the labour party has jumped all over it as well, as you as you would expect, i'm not sure he is more chamberlain than churchill . chamberlain than churchill. >> i think nigel farage, you know, put on the spot would could be quite, formidable as a leader, don't you think? >> well, well you would, you would imagine so. >> well, well you would, you would imagine so . you would would imagine so. you would imagine so, wouldn't you? but it's you know, it's difficult, but it's one of those issues that will rile a lot of people, but you've got you've got to look into the context of it. i mean, and that's the thing. and then come, then come to your own opinion, i guess , anyway, should opinion, i guess, anyway, should we crack on with politics? because yesterday was actually very good that we got to sit down with a man who hopes to be the prime minister in a couple of weeks. keir starmer. >> yes. >> yes. >> he was answering the questions that you sent in, so please do keep them coming b

. >> she's known as la doctora for her phd in energy engineering, chamberlain it's a climate scientist working before politics to find solutions to the extreme climate events, we are facing choose the former mayor of one of the world's most populous cities, mexico city. now on the verge of running out of water amongst her biggest challenges lead the country to safer days as mexico's homicide rate ranks among the highest in the world. >> may we will take mexico along the path of peace and security. duty is and will always be to look after each mexican without distinction. >> the us closely monitoring sunday's results for the country's relations and how key issues are handled from trade to cracking down on drug trafficking, to their shared border the us has relied heavily in mexico to step up immigration enforcement and helped stem the flow of migrants candidate, she mentioned the need to work with the united states and canada to push for legal migration. because according to shame bound, those countries need workers. but for a long-term solution shamed bound has said central american na

under the leadership of superintendent elizabeth chamberlain, food assistance director and with the support of the auburn school committee, auburn middle school is showing all of us how transformative school meal programs can and edg students. utilizing a federal farm to school grant, a.m. smpt is prior -- a.m.s. is prioritizing locally sourcedoo on may 8 they celebrated the 508, that's our area code in central massachusetts, with meals prepared entirely from locally grown and produced foods and they have recently started a food recovery program to reduce waste. it's incredible. on my visit i also learned that since massachusetts adopted universal free school meals, even more kids are take advantage of nutritious options at schools. the kids were happy and the food looked delicious. let's expand this kind of programming to all schools in order to promote better nutrition and to end hunger now. i yield back my time. from california seek recognition? is the gentleman ready? i'd like to take one minute and have my remarks amended and extended. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the ge

and now this chamberlain is going to have to show mexico in the world that you can really speak with her own voice, not just with that as the current president and the respond with no visual of it. i thought it would be fascinating to follow her presidency. thank you so much. let's see. let's see. and human, the outlet and american editor and mexico's to see the to goes. and now despite the growing pressure at home and abroad to accept the license these 5 proposal as well, is continuing its attacks across the gaza strip and is rarely a strike is killed at least 3 people, including 2 children in central gallons or at least 10 others were injured when the target to the house and breach refugee can the bodies of the dead and wounded have been taken out of the hospital and the obama. this is the scene at that hospital after at least 7 people were killed in the drones throwing on the cotton central cancer. the child was among the victims. the locks, the hospital is overwhelmed with patients. and the point is, many palestinians are in critical condition. they cannot get treatment outside o

why can't appeasement neville chamberlain, munich, munich 1939. you know, speak for england.oh, come on. absolutely. bring it to present day. >> we're pumping billions into ukraine to prolong that conflict. what does the end of that conflict look like? no one even seems to know the answer to that. >> talk about that. we pump billions. >> well, not billions, perhaps at this stage into funding israel. that situation there in gaza. so i'm not talking about the dark days of world war. >> if i could just intervene for a second, actually , the problem a second, actually, the problem in the case of the second world war and the first world war, and again in relation to the israeli war, is that there are people who start wars and there that is the problem. and war is tragic. i remember famous poet talking about the pity of war. yes. it's tragic and it is absolutely appalling the consequences. but but it's the people who create the circumstances in which war becomes a matter of necessary self—defence. and that is the problem . it's a very complex problem. it's a very complex question,

that's wendy chamberlain . and wendy, wendy chamberlain.you're thinking, well, if that was based in the countryside, they'd be paying more for their fuel. and that's a big concern for you. >> they'd be you. >> th ' ey d be payi "9 you. >> they'd be paying more for their fuel and they'd probably be struggling to get along some of the roads, given the condition of some of them. as well. yes. thanks, eamonn. thanks, isabel. good to be here. yet. we're here talking about the rural fuel duty. at the moment there are 21 areas in the uk. only three postcodes in england where people can access the support, which is £0.05 off a litre. the retailer applies to hmrc for that discount and we're talking about a consultation on to expand that to another 20 areas, we'd want to consult on where that is. but we do expect it to be areas such as the south west, potentially shropshire and more areas in scotland. but the other thing that's important to remember is the fact that the conservatives promised in government to bring across a pump watch so that everybo

the chamberlain of the napoleonic court, the former minister of foreign affairs of france, charles mariseirand, at one time helped bonaparte come to power. but later became disillusioned with the emperor. he came out himself connection with alexander soon became one of the highest-ranking informants in the history of domestic intelligence services. the connection between teleirand and the russian emperor was maintained by the young diplomat karl meselrode. at the beginning of 1810, he went to paris under the guise of an adviser to the russian embassy on financial issues. the messages coming from niseliroda became more and more alarming. in december 1810, he reported that napoleon was preparing to attack russia. atela iran even named specific deadlines. april 1812 of the year. he was only wrong by 2 months. it was then, on the initiative of alexander i and the minister of war mikhail bogdanovich barkl and detolly, that the first professional foreign intelligence service appeared in the country. the level of its secrecy is evidenced by the fact that this service is not mentioned in any of

in february 1938, british prime minister nevel chamberlain declared in the house of commons that britainalong the way. this is very important to understand. the wehrmacht of the march 1938 model is still under-tested equipment, undertrained crews of this equipment, undertrained junior command staff, underdeveloped logistics, and so on further. on march 18, the ussr turns to washington, paris and... london, with a proposal to express a collective protest against the anschluss. the answer came on march 24 from the british house of commons from prime minister chamberlin. such actions will inevitably lead to an increased tendency towards the formation of groups of states, which in itself is inimical to the prospects for peace in europe. a week later , construction of the mauthausen concentration camp begins in austria. austria, the anschluss state was a very profitable enterprise. austrian gold reserves the national bank fell into the hands of the nazis. the former austrian vagabond, who became a dictator, erased his homeland from the political map. without firing a single shot, taking advan

today saying nigel farage showing an unhealthy literature with the kremlin and branding him more chamberlainchill. labour as well defending it. they said they were disgraceful comments and revealed the true face of nigel farage. we should say that late last march, nigel farage clarified his comments, he said he blames both russia for the invasion but also blamed the eu for expanding eastwards. it is been interesting because we have seen reform uk being a significant player in this general election campaign. one poll last night placed them even ahead of the conservatives and we should have all the usual caveats with that, it is just one poll, and most polls have them some distance behind the conservatives. but there is concern among tories about reform uk taking voters off them and it will be interesting to see over the next few days and weeks when polling comes out after these remarks, whether they have shown any tent in support for nigel farage and reform uk, which has been enjoying a bit of a honeymoon period so far in this election campaign. ukraine will be watching this narrative from th

these people whispered to peter that his wife was having an affair with the chamberlain named william in exchange for bribes. i missed him, now he will always be with you, most historians consider this time... the story to be a legend. in november, on the gulf of finland , a boat with two dozen soldiers was caught in a storm. the soldiers did not know how to swim. peter saw the drowning people and threw himself into the icy water. his appearance gave spirit to desperate people. obeying on the instructions of the emperor, the sailors and soldiers pulled bors ashore. at night, peter developed a high fever. geniuses do not know how to take care of themselves, geniuses do not know how to rest, the pleasure of geniuses is in work, in action, in the implementation of their plans. the greatest ascetics do not live long; they burn out in the fire of their passions. well, did you come to cry? yes, you hear, we will cure you, you have forgiven me, dear sir, but how, how can we not forgive you? i listen to them sit down in the soviet union and take the oath. crimea cannot be given away. i am for

not by being the biggest guy, that was wilt chamberlain, or the strongest guy against chamberlain.'t the fastest guy by far, but he was so much smarter than anybody else on the court. he played with, like, this amazing almost esp sense of timing to block shots, to get rebounds. got any rebound he wanted over bigger and stronger players. he knew what pass to make. he knew exactly what his team needed, and he won all those championships in a row, all while being kind of a figure in the civil rights movement. we looked up to bill russell as a leader. >> oh, yeah. >> even before all the conflict in boston over school busing. i will sign that petition, mark. you know, i'm for bill russell airport. absolutely long overdue. let's do it. >> let's do it. >>> all right. let's take a quick break. when we come back, we'll tap into one of richard haass' other talents. >> putt-putt? >> no, foreign policy. we'll be right back. and the raptor cake. now, how about something to put a smile on your face? aspen dental provides complete, affordable care with dentists and labs in one place plus free exa

think that for a man that likes to parrot the lines of churchill, he sounds a lot more like neville chamberlainto blame us for defending ukraine. now, darren, we've provoked this war. >> it's, you know, of course it's his fault . he's used what? it's his fault. he's used what? but we provoked the invasion of ukraine and very interestingly , ukraine and very interestingly, once again ten years ago when i predicted this. by the way, i'm the only person in british politics that predicted what would happen. and of course, everyone said i was a pariah for danng everyone said i was a pariah for daring to suggest it. george robertson, former labour cabinet minister who went on to become the secretary general of nato , the secretary general of nato, has in the last couple of weeks said the war is a direct result of eu expansion . of eu expansion. >> a great advocate for nigel farage as politics, do you not think that this is deeply out of line with standing up for britain and standing up for the west's interests ? west's interests? >> i don't at all. and frankly, i'm sick of seeing that clip played eve

i would say he's up there with sort of joseph chamberlain as one of the great change makers of britishal history. right now, he's someone who's done this again and again and things like the ,2,019 elections came top of that poll. first time any of the other two main parties had come top of a national poll in this country. and he's done something again in this campaign. i think the key thing, of course, though, is what you're saying in the earlier questions is about the last week or so. and i do think reform had a few missteps of back steps. i think, on russia, and i think some of the vetting round, they chose to lean into them. they tried to go after channel 4. very critical of that. i think that was a mistake. and i think that actually you've seen some of the polls maybe drop off slightly. so although we were talking earlier, i think we have seen in the last couple of days or so, there's been a few which have dropped off. and i think that to talking pollsters, they think it'll be around, you know, more 15% rather than 20% that it could have been, you think it was a mistake to lean int

and behind them, ambassadors, chamberlains, grand stewards , and again, four more stewards, and again more carriages behind them with, other individuals. the chief lady in waiting to the empress, the private secretary to the queen. all these individuals, accompanied by their equivalents in the respective country . in the respective country. >> i mean, it's quite it's quite a procession that's going to head down, you know, whitehall and we saw the sort of procession last, yeah. trooping the colour , and that was in the the colour, and that was in the rain, as we said. but this one is going to be quite nice. and hopefully there'll be quite a few cheers for the royal party, as they, as they ride down in the carriages under charles just to return to, the, frivolous story of taylor swift and that epic selfie that was taken of herself by herself and with prince william and, it was, george and charlotte, wasn't it, with him as well at the concert, taylor swift was accused of picking sides, taking sides, taking the side of prince william over prince harry. we are , of course, looking at the m

well, nana, do you remember a famous scene from 1938 when the british prime minister, neville chamberlaind declared peace for our time? well, in my view, this is a repeat of that moment. this proposal lets hamas off the hook. it lets hamas survive , hook. it lets hamas survive, have to rebuild, to rearm and to attack israel again. it will be only a matter of time before we have another october the 7th. look, biden said hamas is no longer capable of carrying out another october the 7th, but he is throwing them a lifeline. nana 17 of the hostages have american citizenship . don't american citizenship. don't forget biden is fighting an election . so for him, it would election. so for him, it would be a quick political win . now, be a quick political win. now, finally, biden does not live next to hamas. we do. i do the only the only solution is a complete destruction of hamas. otherwise we will face this all over again. and finally, finally remember what happens in gaza actually matters to the british election, to the pro—palestinian wing of labour could be a big problem for keir starmer, and

democratic strategist for the obama administration and hillary clinton's 2016 campaign, and sarah chamberlainnt but, sarah, 'ust a gift for republicans. it was, and i actually was watching _ republicans. it was, and i actually was watching it _ republicans. it was, and i actually was watching it with _ republicans. it was, and i actually was watching it with a _ republicans. it was, and i actually was watching it with a group - republicans. it was, and i actually was watching it with a group of. was watching it with a group of republican members of congress and the first— republican members of congress and the first ten minutes were, 0k, well, _ the first ten minutes were, 0k, well, maybe biden is a bit off and he will— well, maybe biden is a bit off and he will pick up but i will tell you the consensus in the room was a lot of compassion for the president biden, — of compassion for the president biden, it — of compassion for the president biden, it was sad watching that. he has done _ biden, it was sad watching that. he has done a — biden, it was sad watching that. he has done a lot for this

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