wednesday at 17:45 on espret tv channel , oleksandr morozov, political scientist, teacher of charles university in prague, will work. dear mr. oleksandr, i would like to ask you first of all about the forgiveness of war scenarios a couple of days ago, putin gathered to celebrate the victory in the second world war very loudly, the anniversary of the 25th year, there is a feeling that despite the efforts of our, i don't know, western and eastern and southern partners, he will then move in the same direction that was very well described at the time by the murdered boris nimtsov in прихов we always very carefully formulate some predictions regarding uh-uh war because it has a lot of factors of uncertainty about the events of which you can't say anything yet, but nevertheless uh-uh, there are at least three uh-uh three obvious to everyone like me it seems today that the circumstances that determine the contours of the immediate and medium-term future are the first for the fact that there is little. who doubts that while putin is in the kremlin, the war will continue and putin himself is not able to

on the air of the espresso tv channel oleksandr morozov, a political scientist, a teacher at charles university dear mr. oleksandr, i would first like to ask you excuse the scenarios, we understand. a couple of days ago, putin gathered to celebrate the victory in the second world war very loudly , the 25th anniversary, there is a feeling that despite the efforts of our, i don’t know, western and eastern and southern partners, putin will move in the same direction that he described very well at the time boris nimtsov was killed in the first place . in any case, three uh, three obvious to everyone. as it seems to me today, the circumstances that determine the contours of the nearest and immediate future, the first - that's what's small. who doubts that while putin is in the kremlin, uh , the war will continue and putin himself will not be able to end the war uh, his immediate surroundings are now he himself. well, how would he imagine a war machine and a militarization machine of a return to peace ? none of them can imagine any development. of the international tribunal sitting er, therefore , ho

air of the espresso tv channel, oleksandr will work morozov political scientist, lecturer at charles university in prague dear mr. oleksandr, i would first like to ask you about the forgiveness of the war scenarios and we understand that a couple of days ago , putin gathered to celebrate the victory in the second world war very loudly on the 25th anniversary, there is such a feeling that despite the efforts of our i do not know the western and eastern and southern partners will then move in that forvator which was very well described at one time by the murdered boris nimtsov at the first we always carefully formulate some predictions regarding er war because it has a lot of factors of uncertainty about the events of which you can't say anything yet, but nevertheless, there are at least three er three obvious to everyone, as it seems to me today , the circumstances that determine the contours of the near and medium term the future first is that little who doubts that as long as putin is in the kremlin, the war will continue and putin himself will not be able to end the war, and he will be in the

researcher, researcher at the institute of east european studies at the philosophical faculty of charles university in prague, eh, welcome, gentlemen, to our office. good afternoon, you know when igor kozlovsky passed away, everyone started writing any memories of him, people who knew him well, people who didn't know him very well, people who maybe didn't know him at all, but everyone remembers him in such a way that he is a man who always had a smile on his face, despite what this person had to go through, share with your memories, what do you remember about igor kozlovsky, who was he for you , we will probably start with mr. yevhen, because as a student of igor kozlovsky, you probably have some more memories of life in donetsk. personally a heavy loss i could never even to think that something like this will happen and we won't see each other again, well, it was very sudden , it's death, and we've known each other since i was 18 years old, and in fact, ihor anatoliyovych became for us with the person who led us to the world of freedom. he then worked as the head of the committee in of religious a

oleksandr morozov, a political scientist, a teacher at charles university, will be working on the espresso tv channel in the event. dear mr. oleksandr, i would first of all like to ask you about the forgiveness of the war scenarios and we understand . a couple of days ago, putin gathered to celebrate the victory in the second world war with a very loud anniversary in the 25th year, there is a feeling that despite the efforts of our western, eastern and southern partners, i don't know, later they will move in the same direction that the murdered boris nimtsov described very well at the time on the first my we always carefully formulate some predictions regarding the war because there are many factors of uncertainty about the events of which you can't say anything yet, but nevertheless, there are at least three, three, that are obvious to everyone. it seems today that the circumstances that determine the contours of the near and middle immediate future are the first - that's what's small as it represents from themselves , the war machine and the militarization machine of the return to peace,

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show our fighters that we are next to them oleksandr morozov, political scientist, lecturer at charles university of days ago, putin gathered to celebrate the victory in world war ii very loudly, the 25th anniversary, there is a feeling that despite our efforts, i do not know the western and eastern and southern partners will then move in that forvator which was very well described at one time by the murdered boris nimtsov on the first because it has a lot of factors of uncertainty about the events of which you can't say anything yet, but nevertheless, there are at least three uh, three obvious to everyone . as it seems to me today, the circumstances that determine the contours of the near and medium immediate future that's what little. who doubts that while putin is in the kremlin, the war will continue , and putin himself is not in a position to end the war ? none of them represents a return march to peace, any kind of development, they are all priceless, so to speak, there is no cloud ahead , and the secret form of the international tribunal is a meeting, so how could they themselves not be th

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people, will work in the evening , oleksandr morozov, a political scientist, a lecturer at charles universityt of all forgiveness of war scenarios and we understand . a couple of days ago, putin gathered to celebrate the victory in the second world war very loudly on the 25th anniversary, there is a feeling that despite the efforts of our western and eastern and southern partners, i don’t know, will then move in the direction that the murdered boris nimtsov described very well at one time. first of all, we always carefully formulate any predictions regarding this war because there are so many factors in it the certainties of the events of which you can't say anything yet, but nevertheless, eh, there are at least three, eh, three that are obvious to everyone. as it seems to me today , the circumstances that determine the contours of the near and middle immediate future doubts that while putin is in the kremlin, the war will continue and putin himself will not be able to end the war. they don’t represent everything , the price, so to speak , ahead of them. the kremlin is clearly expressing hope

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friday at 20:00, repeat at 12:10 oleksandr morozov will work political scientist , teacher at charles university celebrate the victory in the second world war very loud anniversary of the 25th year, there is such a feeling that despite the efforts of our western, eastern and southern partners, then it will move in the same direction that the murdered boris nimtsov described very well in his time at the first . the war is because there are so many factors in the uncertainty of the event that you can't say anything yet, but nevertheless, there are at least three, three, that are obvious to everyone . as it seems to me today, the circumstances that determine the contours of the nearest and the middle urgent future first - that's what is not enough who doubts that while putin is in the kremlin, the war will continue and putin himself is not able to end the war, he is in the immediate environment, now he himself is how he imagines himself as a war machine and a car militarization of the return to peace, none of them represents any development, they are all boys, so to speak, ahead of them, i have the

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that ukraine does not matter, although in fact it does, the professor of the university of california , bakersfield, charlesam, who is a representative of the minority from hong kong, joined the campaign. hong kong went through a democracy movement that was suppressed by the chinese communist party, and since then we know that china has quietly supported russia throughout this war, and we know that if ukraine fails, there will be much worse consequences, including a chinese invasion of taiwan, and that is why the people of hong kong are recklessly supporting ukraine. activists are closely following kevin mccartney's position on voting and supporting bills that provide aid to ukraine, and are also actively calling his office to convey their own position to voters, politicians, and republicans. from bakersfield, khrystyna shevchenko, for voa. and in the international court of the un in the hague on wednesday another hearing of ukraine's lawsuit against russia under the genocide convention was completed. this is just one of a number of cases related to russia's war against ukraine in international courts. and

earn your competency - based master's at university of phoenix. >> charles: to the hunter biden probe justice department agreeing to house republicans requests for a key attorney to sit for an interview. fox news david spunt has the details from washington. david? >> hi, charles. house republicans will hear from d.c. attorney matthew graves on october 3 next week for a transcribeinterview behind closed doors. ironically the same day that hunter biden is in court in delaware to plead not guilty. many house republicans believe that u.s. attorney graves prevented weiss from charging hunter biden. here's gary shapley who said he heard mr. weiss complain about this issue when it comes to charging hunter biden on tax crimes. >> that's when david weiss in october 7, 2022 said that the d.c. u.s. attorney's office will not allow us to charge there and then he added that he would request special counsel authority and was denied. in that meeting, i had him repeat that because i knew how important that fact was and i wanted to make sure i understood it. >> weiss and graves denied the allegations

the honorable john charles thomas graduated from the university of virginia with an arts degree in american government in 1972. he attended the university of virginia school of law and received his law degree in 1975. following school, palmer's joined princeton and williams and smiled. continue williams gain gibson. he was the first african-american at the firm. he is now a retired partner of the firm of hunt andrews. in 1983, he was appointed to the supreme court of virginia, becoming the first african-american and being 32, the youngest person of any race to serve. there. in 1995 of this time, as received his lifetime image award. in 2005, thomas was named a member of the court of arbitration for sport, which is based in lausanne, switzerland. so settling international sports with global jurisdiction. in 2006, he was appointed the board of visitors of william and mary and was reappointed to 39. he is a published poet and as we will discuss today, now a maurice. jones thomas will be in conversation with risa goluboff, who is the first female dean of the university of india, virginia school

many the honorable john charles thomas graduated from the university of virginia with an arts degree in american government in 1972. he attended the university of virginia school of law and received his law degree

charles: look at economic data today? >> that will keep coming from the university university of mid conference board, the public is on forr and longer. charles: revised every single month? >> seven months in a row. you never seen first seven months of a year, january through august be revised lower unless you were coming out of recession? charles: danielle, thank you very much. >> thank you, charles. charles: economic uncertainty is why i'm hosting, one of the reasons a special edition of "making money." unbreakable investor. i know you're being tested. this is based off my new upcoming book. october 19th, 2:00 p.m. eastern, take control of your financial independence this is a long term path but there will be short-term challenges this is what you do, join my here in new york, right here in the studio, life, folks. ask me any question you want. go to eventbrite.com, search for charles payne. can't wait to see you. by the way the tickets are free. nancy tengler has a new book out. the woman's guide to investing. we'll look at it today, a sneak peek at 2:40. john lonski says a government shut doesn't may inflake, may not

absolutely amazing idea expressed by charles dickens, a brilliant english writer, 150 years ago, having visited the united states, america’s mission is to vulgarize the universet writer already predicted how it would develop to what it is will lead it’s interesting, that’s why an institute was created in the ussr at the russian academy of sciences, an institute in the usa and canada, well, for what, well, probably, in order to understand, study, disassemble, feel all the undercurrents, trends, possible further movements . how the past is connected to the present, what to expect, what to fear, how to protect , probably this is the task that should have been, probably was, when the institution of america and canada arose, and not in order to merge oneself with it, and this is an accident, this is due to stupidity, naivety, oversight, why 18 years. russian candidate historian has been heading this organization for 18 years, he was different, he became like that, i think not, but this is something that no one saw, no one knew, no one understood, he was a loner, well, okay, apparently, an article in an independent newspaper became as if the last straw, it was fair

charles allen wright chair in federal courts at the university texas school of law. his work been published in the new york times, the los angeles times and the slate. he has argued before the supreme court a feat in of itself and has been since supreme court analyst's since 2013. and he lives in austin, texas. all right. so i'm going to hand it over to them. okay. good evening. can you hear me? okay. great. it's very good to be with you. steve vladeck, a hero in his own hometown. absolutely. great. great to be here. i had injection of you, but among many other things i didn't know that was going to go that way either. so we'll just actually right into it. so the first thing i want to ask you, as i'm sure you don't want, to move this conversation to twitter spaces, but there's still time. i mean, i think, you know, 20 minutes of silence is about right. a book about unsigned, unexplained supreme decisions. i'd say this already gone better than last night when actually the night is young. are you sure you don't want to just talk about ken paxton. for? an hour. yeah. ye

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yeah you know so i teach at the university of florida and i've taught for 30 years now and charles reagan wilson in the back can probably attest to this you know it's been interesting to see students across the generations right are i actually i have hope for the gen z and people ask me you know what would and the historian they want to know about the future and i you know, i'm really depending on the gen zs to turn things around that you know they recognize i think your generation recognizes that i'm a baby boomer, that my generation didn't leave you in such shape and in more ways than one. and and you recognize that it's foolish to destroy the value your own nest. and, you know,generation and b'y helpful and i've seen a change from the millennials to joneses and that sort of attitude. and i'm not knocking the millennials. i think many of them feel the same about the natural environment. yeah. there you go. okay. yeah, yeah. gentleman. and i'll say as, as an as an old millennial, i taken the lead of walter anderson, and i really loved reading and his life and i begin my book thoughts abo

attorney, law professor at the university of alabama, and cohost of the sisters in law podcast, and charles coleman, civil litigator, former brooklyn prosecutor, host of the charles coleman podcast and the best dressed lawyer i know today. greetings to both of you. joyce, i'm going to start with you. so i have been doing my homework. i have a big old document here. i have notes and everything else like that. it looks to me like this is a lot of pages to say mark meadows, you got to stay where you got to stay. what is some of the logic behind this? it's huge that they're not able to change the venue, bought what is the logic behind this judge saying you can't move to a federal prosecution? >> well, jason, it looks the same way to me that it looks to you. i'm reading the same big document as we talk tonight. and this is a great opinion by the judge in the sense that he tells you in the first paragraph of this, i think it's a 42-page document, how he's going to rule. and the ruling is that the case remains in state court, and here's the reason. mark meadows is a public officer, that means he q

sees michelle mone's yacht just a thought mine nominee is in the spirit of king charles is an open letter sent to universities by the likes of chris packham carol ann lucas. students are growing a veg very straightforward way . oh yeah. straightforward way. oh yeah. and cut emissions. >> will all break in a few years time. i'm not going for this. >> i hate this campaign. no no, no. i hate this campaign. >> can't go for i'm >> i'm sorry. i can't go for i'm going the queen. going for the late queen. i mean, she like our greatest mean, she was like our greatest even mean, she was like our greatest ever, person. she won ever, greatest person. she won all time. and it's brilliant all the time. and it's brilliant to to happen. union to allow that to happen. union jackass time. allison pearson, your quickly. jackass time. allison pearson, you my quickly. jackass time. allison pearson, you my union quickly. jackass time. allison pearson, you my union quicklyis jackass time. allison pearson, youmy union quicklyis charlie >> my union jackass is charlie higson, who is desecrated our great james bond with his oh, yes, th

sees michelle mone's yacht just a thought mine nominee is in the spirit of king charles is an open letter sent to universitiesed by the likes of chris packham carol ann lucas. students are growing a veg very straightforward way . oh yeah. straightforward way. oh yeah. and cut emissions. >> will all break in a few years time. i'm not going for this. >> i hate this campaign. no no, no. i hate this campaign. >> can't go for i'm >> i'm sorry. i can't go for i'm going the queen. going for the late queen. i mean, she like our greatest mean, she was like our greatest even mean, she was like our greatest ever, person. she won ever, greatest person. she won all time. and it's brilliant all the time. and it's brilliant to to happen. union to allow that to happen. union jackass time. allison pearson, your quickly. jackass time. allison pearson, you my quickly. jackass time. allison pearson, you my union quickly. jackass time. allison pearson, you my union quicklyis jackass time. allison pearson, youmy union quicklyis charlie >> my union jackass is charlie higson, who is desecrated our great james bond with his oh, yes,

stephen vladeck holds the charles allen wright chair in federal courts at the university texas school of law. his work been published in the new york times, the los angeles times and the slate. he has

charles. i know that may not universally know that may not be universally accepted, does spend an accepted, butme getting into awful lot of time getting into the and actually the weeds of things and actually working hard. and he does working very hard. and he does an awful lot for people an awful lot for young people in prince's yeah, he prince's foundation. yeah, he takes a great interest in northern ireland, visited every single year and would meet people right across the people from right across the political spectrum think political spectrum. i think he does a wonderful and i think does a wonderful job and i think he's doing a wonderful job since he's doing a wonderful job since he took from mum he took over from his mum and a very hard act to follow, a very hard act to follow the longest apprenticeship in history. yeah. but he's been in but i think he's been in particularly in the latter years, was walking alongside years, he was walking alongside her taking up some of her a lot and taking up some of the strain go . the state opening the strain go. the state opening of parliament is on the

charles will say in that speech. as we wait though, let's get a bit of analysis. live now to andy mycock — royal affairs expert an policy fellow at leeds university. you see the relationship as it stands right now and what difference a trip like this could make? ~ .., difference a trip like this could make? ~ difference a trip like this could make? ., make? we can say over the last decade it has — make? we can say over the last decade it has become _ make? we can say over the last decade it has become much - make? we can say over the last i decade it has become much cooler that is_ decade it has become much cooler that is course due to issues of brexii— that is course due to issues of brexit and _ that is course due to issues of brexit and the formation of a strategic— brexit and the formation of a strategic military alliance of the united — strategic military alliance of the united states, australia and united kingdom _ united states, australia and united kingdom in fact friends left out of it the _ kingdom in fact friends left out of it the strategic pacific lines were certainly— it the strategic pacific lines were certainly seen as many as a sl

universal school choice, pro vocational pathways. in general we need to look at pathways from high school to college to other educational degrees. charlesf. we'll wrap it up. anyone have a final comment. i'm sorry, my mistake, we have two more minutes. i will be right back, make a peanut butter sandwich. >> not on the economy. charles: we keep hearing "bidenomics" bad, how, when, why? we keep hearing drill, baby drill, we believe in that. what else can they tell us on the economy? >> talk a lot on the buzzwords, that is my biggest issue, none put forth a plan of donald trump because he has some sort of a record to run on. hey this is what we'll do to turn the nation around. charles: is it smarter to go after trump than biden in these debates to separate themselves. i have to take at least one shot at trump. was that effective strategy, do you think. >> i don't think so? >> i believe they should go at biden. he is the person in office. he is the person with most faults. he is easy to attack. they need to go at biden. charles: what about uniting our nation? it's obvious we're a divided country. do you feel like there is any candidate out

university where she writes about asian american visual culture, 20th-century u.s. multiethnic literature, and immigration policy. her research has been supported by the research council, the mellon foundation, in the charles warren center for studies of american history. alongside her work for new york historical, she has also designed educational materials for the museum of chinese in america. welcome. >> thank you for that kind introduction, and thank you so much, nancy, for chatting with us here this evening. before we dive in, i had to share one click story. when i was applying for a scholarship, i had to pitch a public history project as part of my application. i decided to pitch a project about afong moy and the time she's been here in new york . i have to confess, nancy, your book provided my template for putting together this proposal. i do have to thank you now for helping me land the scholarship. i was truly delighted when i learned we would get to do this together tonight. i will begin the conversation by previewing your major themes for the audiences. i highly recommend that everyone pick up a copy of the chinese lady. i have a copy here with me today. it is quite beautiful. we will have a lin

university, where writes about asian american visual culture, 20th century u.s., multi-ethnic literatures and immigration policy. her research has supported by the social science research council, the mellon foundation and the charles warren for studies of american. alongside her work, new york historical, she's also designed educational materials and public programing for the museum of chinese in america. welcome, nancy and the thank you, anna for that kind introduction and thank you so much for chatting with us here at the new york historical this evening. before we dive in, i did have share just one really quick story, which is that when i was applying for this, i had to catch a public history project as part of my and i decided i was going to pitch a project about orphan white and the time that she spent here in new york. and i have to confess, nancy, that your book provided sort of my template, my compass for putting together this proposal. and then i do have to sort of thank you now for helping me land this scholarship. and i was truly delighted when i learned that we get to do this along together tonight. so i'll begin our conversation previewing your books, major themes for our audiences. and i highly recom