i have an appointment with a chimney sweep here.se, i understand that today this profession is not particularly in demand. but here before to imagine the comfort of these people was. well, it’s almost impossible, which is interesting, the chimney sweep is both a fireman and an elite and an industrial climber and builders all rolled into one. you can say a real person orchestra. hello stop what is walking on the ribs take your time, and i thought you were like cats on the roof, this is caution professionalism. come here, i'll show you, let's go check some chimneys now. sergei kurnosov has been cleaning pipes for 45 years, he continues the work of his father, grandfather and great-grandfather. so this is the chimney stove of the chimney, the remaining channels are now used for combustion products . gas here, this weight is taken. here we are now lowered, measuring the footage 3, 4. 5 6 7 meters the bag rakes soot out of the stove, this is then 100 years ago. before the advent of steam heating , st. petersburg had a whole army of chimn

seventh boy should be removed, that a comrade would come at night who would say the password of the chimney sweepsand to whom the corpses should be given, which he would bury or liquidate the case. these testimonies of allegedly yurovsky are stored today in the russian state archive of recent history, and before that, in a special wound like the acc and the presidential archive, she changed her mind lies a case called case no. a tsar nikolai novel under the heading of yursky's memoirs about the protection and execution of nikolai romanov and his family members. place. uh, the storage of the documents definitely indicates that the document, indeed , is indeed genuine, hidden from the general public until 1998. he was generally in storage. if you do not remember, the zero number of the journal source when this document was published in part, i myself many years. for the first time, you are flipping through the pages with documents related to the history of the murder of the royal family, i see edits to the insert, allegedly made by yurovsky, and this is yurovsky's autograph. it is truly his signatur

in a little town with 300 people in north dakota farming, ranching, working the grain elevator, chimney sweep can every java had to limit toys i was taking a shot at the end of the day that at the beginning of the day. you folks understand that. that's what i was. i understand and it would be good if somebody in the white house that actually has have those jobs can understand what it takes. when i was building a business, there were times when i didn't pay myself to make sure i could spend my team when we were doing the thing so we would get what it takes how hard it is to do what you do. this is america writer, building business, creating opportunities. the federal government i'm sure we could talk ten minutes more we refine at about all the regulations that are making it harder for you w as a businessperson to do that. to shrink the federal,, return the power to the states get out of the way and give the economy going. but anyway weeree are excited about the opportunity. >> focusing, too, on creating more communities for career and technical training, right? people who don't want to go to c

should show and teach uh to this child, and such a problem as auditory tube dysfunction is also chimney sweepsuch a problem can be avoided. you need to pump not only muscles, but also the brain, according to the participants of this show, we will have a tough fight today. i understand, mate. i am very serious, but we will win with our heads. the head of the belarusian athletes compete in who of them is more intellectually savvy. this football club is the most titled in the belarusian championship in the 21st century. oh woke up all hand hold right on the button. then there is more chance of a sports entertainment show heading usually if i set myself goal, i always have to achieve it, and without this i came here only to win, watch on belarus 24 tv channel . good morning, belarus, it's time to finally wake up. for this, we do everything possible on the air and share positive news. the fact is that the belarusian athlete vyacheslav khoroneko set a new world record in kettlebell lifting. supersprint. we'll tell you the details. yes, during an event in honor of independence day , a famous strongma

the profession of a driver will disappear, for example, with the rejection of stove heating, chimney sweepsssary, however, the process of driving a car will surely change significantly, believing even the name will change, and possibly in a few years. the driver will be called even a child. and here is dana's car. at least the driver is not talkative . welcome to the robot taxi, please buckle up when you are ready to start the trip. press the button on the screen until i buckle up, the car will not go anywhere. you already understood a very exotic taxi behind the wheel, by the way, nikita and what turns the steering wheel, if not the power of his thought? then, probably, his rope, probably, you just pull very well, an unmanned taxi or, more precisely , autopilot ones, and nikita is more likely for show. behind all the sensors, the car controls itself. the main one is, of course, lidars. uh, with the help of them we see up close in front, this is, in fact, scanning the terrain to determine the location with centimeter accuracy to determine all obstacles down to small ones, to animals, and we

every job i had through my to 20s working on the farm, at the ranch, even as a chimney sweep to pay my day. and when i see the biden administration 100% wrong on the economy, the inflation, the interest rates, everything that are affecting people putting food on the table, the price of gas at pump because of 180-degree wrong energy policy and then the national security including our southern border where we've got, you know, 110,000 overdose deaths in our country because of fentanyl coming across the border and and, of course, a lot of that originating from china. the way we get tough on china is through energy. secretary blink withen's in china, i don't even know that he brought up energy. they import over 10 million barrels of oil a day, and the u.s. as an energy superpower would have so much economic leverage over china, it's not about them investing here, it's about the economic systems and who's got the power over each other. but the biden administration's trying to kill the american energy industry, and we should be selling energy the our friends and allies and stop buying it fro

of 300 people expo there in north dakota with farming, ranching, working as grain elevator and chimney sweep and every job in my mid 20s and taking a shower at the end of the day, not beginning of day and you folks understand that. i understand and thought it would be good to have somebody in the white house that's had those jobs and understand that and understand what it takes. when i was building a business, there were times when i didn't pay myself to make sure i could pay my team and doing things and we get what it takes. how hard it is to do what doug and joe do. this is america right here, building businesses and creating opportunities but the a federal government, i'm sure, if we talked ten minutes more, we'd find out about all the regulations making it harder for you as a business person to do that and shrink the federal government and return the power to the states and get out of the way and get the economy rolling. i'll stop there but i could keep going. we're excited about the opportunity we have. >> and focusing more on career opportunity training and people that don't want to go

have where you take a shower at the end of the day working on the farm and ranch i worked as a chimney sweep college. took farm ground and mortgageed that and the seed capital for a software company and grew from less than ten kids to over 2,000 team members. customers in 132 countries, global software powerhouse. then in 2016 i was -- an open seat for governor. a no name. no one heard of us in north dakota. jumped into a primary and six months later won 60/40. >> bill: you went from private business to public life. i'm sure some things have been a bit of an eye opener in the public life since then. the clock is running on your candidacy. you have 6 1/2 weeks to prove that you can be on that debate stage on august 23rd. right now you are in the category of likely but not a guarantee. how do you change that? >> i think first of all we'll be on the debate stage. we'll get there. >> bill: you will get the 40,000 signatures from all the states. >> absolutely. if your viewers go to doug burgum.com we can be there sooner than you can imagine. we will be there. >> dana: you have said that you would

i was working as a chimney sweep to pay my way through college. those were all jobs that i took a shower at the end of the day. guys in the middle of america are getting stuff done. we need somebody in the white house who understands what it is actually like work for a living. somebody who has created a job. we need to understand the economy. when we decided to jump into this thing, we knew there were things we could bring. being a governor is the closest thing to president. you are the chief executive. you can pull all of the levers. you are working with all of your businesses to streamline stuff. we have the highest workforce participation in the nation. almost no one on unemployment and i stayed. having been in the business sector and a job creator, i understand when government it -- gets in the way. we know people who have lost a son or daughter or another family member. because something was laced with fentanyl. she had parents come up to her and say thank you. they found their son unresponsive because of an overdose. we had gotten narcan fre

which we grew into a through 2000 person company but before that every job i had, working as a chimney sweepmy way through college, i had jobs we start at the end of the day, not the beginning of the day. i know what it's like to cut my a pay as a small business owner to pay my team members. we need a leader that understands technology, understands business, understands and has the character and the credibility that understands we have to treat taxpayers like customers and understands the job of president is not about yourself, it's about the people of america. we are in is to serve but we know that we got the leadership capability to build high- performing organizations in a changing economy. we have never had anyone run for president with a checked background. that is critically important now, whether military defense, maintaining our edges as the number one economy, or whether it's making sure that we are creating economic opportunity for every american. that's part of the future that we have. we know we have got a lot to bring in competition is great for america. it's great for the repub

i even paid my way through college working as a chimney sweep. jobs where you take a shower at the end of the day, not at the beginning. imagine a president who understands the real work americans do every day. i literally bet the farm, i mortgaged it and bet it into a tiny start. we served over 140,000 customers around the world. i did it with team members we hired just like me from 220 small towns across north dakota. imagine a president who knows what it takes to compete and win in the global economy. we do not have one now. that is what i have done for decades. when you are going to start a software company in north cota, you need to be willing to go against the grain. that is what happened in 2016 when we had an open seat. we decided to jump into the governor's race. we were 60 points down. the primary was five months away. we won the primary and the general. we cut $1.7 billion. we passed this year 51 red tape reduction bills. we balanced the budget every year. we enacted the largest tax cut in state history. a couple weeks ago, the highest

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i mean my missus regularly sweeps the chimney. there's nothing wrong with that.ldn't put it you were a coal put it on. you were a coal miner. was coal miner. miner. i was a coal miner. >> yeah. you've done very well. absolutely. a deputy chairman of the conservative party. how did youi know. and then number >> i don't know. and then number three, james o'brien. right, james? we him on most weeks james? we put him on most weeks because he's just irritating james? we put him on most weeks bhorrible|e's just irritating james? we put him on most weeks bhorrible little st irritating james? we put him on most weeks bhorrible little st that ating james? we put him on most weeks bhorrible little st that sits] , horrible little man that sits on lbc with with a face like a slap horse making ridiculous comments about me and my colleagues. so he always goes on. he's one of these annoying creatures that. yeah, so it's the choice is yours. david it's dame alison rose , the duke and dame alison rose, the duke and duchess of sussex , or james o'brien. >> i think i'm going to go