you know, now he will begin to dig under me with renewed vigor. i speak for christophermeone seriously worth at least gru so he got out of line wang spoke herself. i asked for documents half an hour ago. how long can you wait? what to do we have ideas, i know what needs to be done. let's go to the cinema? sunshine go. i want with you. you promised me, so i will do it, but another time i will. clearly, i 'm mad at you. hello, here i have prepared, all all the documents, all the payments. basically, i did everything myself. give it here, get out of here, okay? goodbye. like this. we cannot entrust documents to our silent self, especially safes. we would like this daddy with documents. i would very much it was useful to journalists to show the cops he wouldn’t get out demonically, but not to those cops who peck from his hand, of course. why do we need these golden cockerels, all that's left is to figure out how we will do it. all over nothing start to finish. help. turn it on. i think nothing. send me this christopher. you understood me land roy in the morning khristoforov

you are in this muddy business, it is christopher. i won't give you.rder about this from such a top. what do climbers close their eyes? that's it, but now i will definitely do everything to get my client out of here. i have the honor, and i have it not in the sense as it is customary for you here, but in the normal sense this verb to have. wait, i'll get the papers ready. hello, the apartment opposite was again penetrated. no no, i couldn't see them, the peephole is covered. that 's right, balthazar balzarovich, this is a thirty-year-old mammal, a family of camelids, orders of artiodactyls under a detachment of illuminated legs with a desert real habitat, but the fact is that our balzazar went in a bose almost a year ago, we did not write him off in order to bring the bear according to the documents . so he is zoological you can check the museum with a scarecrow, there is a sign with a name. christophoric do you work professionally? so you want 38 searches in your service? i've had 28 burglary crashes , 27 of them were successful. opachki here at home.

hold on to christopher you should never get up. can you hear me well? diego the truth is all right. your daughter has come to her senses. god be careful man no more than 10 minutes. but it's better. diego closed me with her. please, how is he? i'll definitely find out, you saw who shot one, you can identify him, i don't know. we immediately turned around, and i saw the trunk. it's a woman on a motorcycle. give me a phone please. find out, please, how can i find out over there, you only calm down. i helped him a lot. well, there 's a hack to hack a spy for someone to pay. he's good. valery eduardovich, well, here he is, in general, again he came to me from the lan. and so we found out that the girl found a flash drive. so because of you chukhana, she almost died. it is still unknown how this will all end. listen, i didn’t know that he would encroach on me, i didn’t know. do you think your valery eduardovich is just out of curiosity in the woods? no, but i thought the turkey also thought, let's get down to business. in general, then i went out to cover my

you? christopher well, where do you go, and where the fable won't come. 402 there is a dangerous recidivist cook, what do you need, thank you, the grandfather of this grandmother was our magician kolobki and when i was little, every evening i asked her about the tsar to tell me instead of a fairy tale, so she read me letters about the polar station. i then decided to become a polar explorer and arranged drifting ice in a bath. well flooded the neighbors, she just screamed up to the second floor. well, i still didn’t become like my father. until my fingers get frostbitten. well, yes, i sowed mittens at school, you didn’t tell me. you know, i haven't told you much. and who were you at the station with copper, did you deal with the instruments, and was mayak on me? at the drifting station mayak on the shore, of course, we have such a headland there for 2 months until they froze. well, a lot of work lamps used to be german with a guarantee, and now there is a solid china of gears sliding on 12 gears to look for enis everything had to be done by hand. so yeah, also on instruments. we are similar

and he had a role and enjoyed it and know that we could meet christopher. you could me, ms. patients, brother? no, not. when you're done, when you release of all the improved, not resolving. that's better. what better? the prime minister in the police chief have both guaranteed your safety. if you want to go back to thailand, how are you feeling about this time? when you get back? thank you. bye thing. now you're going to be that by the law day. me become the man and when you are not here today, in a couple of days after pauline's press conference, police were posted around the clock outside his father's house. it's supposedly for his family security. now got a condo on that, but i put it to you in about 2 weeks. he has your deadline. now comment on the dashboard. i think i may dial it. got you. so my neat thailand remains unsafe, not just the wayne, but for the wrangler who continue to be trafficked across the board in the us state department. in recent years, thailand's government has reduced effort to identify and protect the victim in when we're going to dig in, going to

i love it. >> christopher, you had such an intimate insight into making this documentary. wild were making this film? >> i think to mike's point, the thing that surprised me the most was this outpouring of love. that four seasons received after the press conference. they sold one point $5 million worth of t-shirts. i mean, that's incredible. you can actually still buy those t-shirts now. people were making christmas cards, featuring the garage doors, as their zoom background. the two sisters that came to four seasons to have their thanksgiving there. clearly this moment resonated with people. and it created just such an outpouring of love. and suddenly, four seasons total landscaping sort of meant something to people. and it became this mean that people could actually share with together and created an online community. >> i'm going to go out on the lid and say there's probably going to be some wedding proposal there at some point. let me ask you -- [laughs] murray, let me ask you, because it's become such an iconic location. has any other political party or campaign reache

you find there in luzhniki by the name of christopher and you tell him everything, as it is necessary for you and your mother apricot. i'm catching up a little there with the monkey so the squeakers are behind the ear. there is such a place when they start itching. well, i, well, look, bear cub, you smoke a diamond, i received an order from a godfather. steal from the documents directly from the cops, otherwise it will be all khan, let's say, according to the concepts, he did everything as it should, but it did not work out to hide and leave. right on departure, they took the diamond tied and helped find it, and the bandits of the bastard wounded polina and diego suffered greatly, acted worthy of any bazaars, he was her by himself covered. it was all arranged by kuritsyn foul. the real mess. i thought to go to the bottom and wash off, i managed to find a diamond, what happens next, we now learn life to live is not a field to go in general. krushak see you? public transport does not go here writes there. actually, the bus schedule is nowhere to be found, i'll call a taxi to take it. we

you been burned? sit in our village. wait for me there not to stick out. with the old man, i'll deal with it myself. nobody but christopher maybe you just yawned? this is resuscitation. i am always at our post, even phones are prohibited, so that the equipment does not fail, that no one uses it. no , of course not. what is this? this is my fiancé on silent. he just lost me, but you see, i don't take it. observation stop, stop, stop, she's not on duty, come on, stop a little back. let it stop, it seems, let 's now look at the resuscitation scanner, that's for sure she glasses. well, i don’t think that the face recognition program draws it with just implemented it hasn’t been adjusted yet, what the hell are you kidding. why didn't you leave the car didn't start? just started, but now it won't start, the fuel hose didn't leak. yes, even the director wept. here hello, okay, do not boil diamonds. here, look at the photo. and what kind of pizza is the region not to see? the devil with a finger, probably, you won’t understand if it’s moscow or the moscow region but the number is clearly visible. well, who does that? polina, i'm

and remember, if you get into a jam, just do the impression i taught you. [ as christopher walken ] heycan hang your clothes in me. [ normal voice ] christopher walk-in closet. i'm not doing that. okay, relax, mom. you're working for grandpa. it's not even a real job. it's like that summer when i worked for dad. he was just trying to make me feel good about myself. he didn't really need my help.

i will start with you, christopher, we started the day thinking, oh, you know, it's not been great forot to the stage of the day, it looks rather where us and some of the results there will tell their own story. live bands in the south, labour and other parts, how do you rate the tory performance? it’s other parts, how do you rate the tory performance?— tory performance? it's not a disaster. — tory performance? it's not a disaster, which _ tory performance? it's not a disaster, which is _ tory performance? it's not a disaster, which is what - tory performance? it's not a disaster, which is what a - tory performance? it's not a disaster, which is what a lot | tory performance? it's not a l disaster, which is what a lot of tory mps are fearing, we thought it would be a massive weekend of tory leadership speculation, boris johnson was a carlsberg, he reached parts of the country of their mp leaders couldn't reach, that is more like an own brand longer now, he is less popular in some parts, that's the problem he's got. he said he had a ct when in 2019, it's not crumbling, but it's been chi

so how difficult is it for you to convince you of not to forget you cause christopher? ah, look a shank, i became quite aggressive. this one not bill arrows. i would you to divide. walker shanker regime, who became collab rant in this war, and there were some people who are fightin or the side of ukrainians. i. i know that m some credit politicians understand how bela ross is important in this in jail political situation. because without freebie laross, there will be constant threat to ukraine to r y, a western neighbors. so it's a very important tool are also to give guarantees of 4 girls since, as well as security guarantees. and that russian troops who are still in our concert has to be, have to be withdrawn from bureaus as well. no. so we are support in ukraine. we are fighting against dictator and be in need. of course, a lot of attention. i understand that sir. attention result with refocused on ukraine and we fully understand this. we supported because we understand how freedom of ukraine is important for burleson freedom as well as you once said, that the fate of

you have christopher's psychology, as i do perfectly. now psychology. not very much in my opinion.al, i made a list of those who suffered the most their damage - it's tens of millions. for example, bondarenko 310 has a rich woman stepanyan 12 million. he wanted to office in hong kong kurnitsky 9 for three in frolov six. here is kapustin four suckers. she's a pain in the ass, feofanova, 4, semyonova again deal with them, then we'll take on our offenders. and yes, i'm sorry, this advance payment of three sheets is not enough. can not be. this is bank packaging. okay, i'll have to. receive a letter from the administration for the courage and heroism shown. what the hell is the long-awaited continuation of your favorite series finger den, and what are we in charge of? let's eat beguiled. it is you citizen, in my opinion, something beguiled. we don't have regular two elderly perverts alexander pankratov cherny and andrey smirnov dinosaur new season tomorrow at 20:00. burger king created for each other will help to better digest flour, potassium of ideas for dinner with benefit. find som

oh yes, what are you, just to stand next to see how he works in the frame to learn. another heroic sweet treasure belongs immediately to the christopherell , you know, everyone has their own life and there is no need to grumble. you don't have to give up. you don't need any. oh that's bad. this is not the belly. there is such an award philanthropist to her larisa a member of the jury for the theater section under this award is a philanthropist who presents awards to people with disabilities for their achievements in the arts. and so i looked at these works of people who are chained, many cannot go outside to the bed. and so they create works of art. they don’t whine, they don’t cry, but they create good, beauty , they try and live by it. and you, when you communicate with such people and understand that here are courageous, here are strong people. that's who you need, from whom you need to take an example of life purposefulness. fortitude is not giving up, of course, is a role, chance plays a huge role in our life, but people say the one who is lucky while still a student is lucky yuri chernov starred in a small episode in the film, t

it the invasion of ukraine, the historian and recipient, although sharla my mattel, sir christopher clark, thank you very much for joining us here on the w news today. thank you very much for having me. d w. investigation has revealed how collaboration between scientists in europe and china might be having some unintended consequences . together with partners from 6 other countries, d. w has been working with china science investigation for months. the team has been probing how european researchers have cooperated with china's national university of defense technology. now they've revealed some startling findings. they come here who knew too about their tools. this is a promotional video for one of china's top universities to meet you my, who should enter the journey of strengthening the military and below the champion of building a wild class family. the videos for the national university of defense technology will n u d t. police, it's deeply integrated with the chinese military. it's all part of what's called military civil fusion. as practice by china's ruling communist party, military civil fus

well, although you will send the investigative committee express to the post office, delivery of personal christophers and i'll call and warn you. just look not at a scrap, don't lose it. you will complete everything. purely in the form of something you say to slavik when he asks, somewhere he took it all. not for the first time . so, through it you can find it on a chicken, if the brothers do not lie, do not lie. i certainly didn't know what they were involved in. no, well, and bluff they split back on their way, they don't have a question. now when lyudmila comes out to them. but nobody knows this. so what, we will wait in the sea for the weather? but if you provoke her to another crime and it is unlikely that she will want to pull one strap red-handed. you listen to the traffic police battalion and vanko according to your orientation, we detained a car with license plate number e684, et, we suspect he tried with tsya, i hope we are alive, alive, we are leaving. investigator khristoforov to the chickens . wow, the non-colored mars flows into the region missed the photo, where the region is something

what have you learned there? christopher: some of those misses were companies that didn't have much valuation. they were highly speculative, but you mention some of the retailers. it has been surprising. you've got to be ready for the opportunities when they present themselves. jonathan: corporate leadership, caught offside by a cycle that's moving so quickly over the last 18 months. people were expecting margin compression. in terms of earnings. how much did they see a surprising how much is it a reality check after a faulty time. how much more can we expect given the fact that quantitative tightening starts wednesday. jonathan: have we fully seen the earnings reset? have we fully realized the earnings reset that many people expected coming into this year. lisa: mike wilson says this is a bear market rally and we have not yet seen the full reset. we are starting to see something like a by the dip moment. how do you look at a time frame given how quickly the market is moving and the economy as well? jonathan: there is a list

you for being with us tonight. let's pick up just on what we saw today in moscow. christopher, if we could start with you.cter in particular, the chief of staff, who according to unconfirmed reports was injured in the donbas area. what should we read into the fact that he wasn't there? good evening christian, whether he has been _ good evening christian, whether he has been injured or not is not necessarily part of this. putin would — necessarily part of this. putin would have expected to have won the war in _ would have expected to have won the war in ukraine by now, to have tappied — war in ukraine by now, to have toppled the government and restored his own _ toppled the government and restored his own people in power, none of which _ his own people in power, none of which has — his own people in power, none of which has come to pass, and i think there _ which has come to pass, and i think there are _ which has come to pass, and i think there are clear divisions within the russian _ there are clear divisions within the russian leadership. the blame game will have _ russian leadership. the blame game wil

you. charlotte at the bbc news room in tunbridge wells. looking at kent in the southeast. christopherou will be including in your publications on the results. thank you very much for being with us. why do we catch up with the weather. it's thomas tonight. hi thomas, how are you? good evening. the earlier rain across northern and western parts of the uk should largely fizzle out through the evening and overnight. and that means that the weekend should be generally dry, sunny spells, just a few showers in the forecast, i think, tomorrow. so, here's the latest satellite picture, as the weather front crosses the country and moves southwards, here it is very early in the morning, and then i think by the middle of the day, it should be out of the picture, as high pressure builds in. so, through the early hours, a few showers there in east anglia and the southeast. elsewhere across the country, it's a case of clearing skies and our temperatures around seven o'clock in the morning on saturday around 9 celsius in belfast, seven celsius in glasgow, 13 degrees in london with that cloud and a few

told you, this is corruption in childhood about what vladimir gavrilovich’s conversation, as if by agreement, began to change the testimony and one already took the statement badly. yes, christopherhe name of the old man whom you signed for protection. he is in intensive care 26 hospital, let's go there, when he comes to his senses in russia, maybe he will remember who attacked him. so tight we are a chicken, but pinched the tail, if he went on the offensive to christopher, who specifically refused to testify. so they tracked everyone down, didn't they? what is dog? wait. and you seem to have called these names here the day before yesterday, well, yes, a good thing. we will study so, well, and let's all think together, who could put this thing, of course, who else is he? just took this pen and now it's clear. why was this circus necessary? well, that's what this wolf needs in a cage, while we're here didn't eat them all. we have evidence, we will try to replace the subscription with an arrest. hello this chicken is a new testimony to its enemies and competitors, when can i drive up? now right now it's good in 40 minutes. what's in 40 minutes what do you have to insure? i must kno

see yields lower, you see the dollar strength that we have been talking about, not there today and weakening i almost 1%. joining me are experts on equity space and epic space, christopher kane and eric nelson. chris, let's start with you here because i feel like the equities selloff is definitely grabbing headlines. i have to ask, what is the signal that will show it is time to buy? >> we have been looking that that as far as when the bottom will be in, when there is some evidence of capitulation, so the short answer, we are getting close. we do not think we are there yet . a couple statistics for technical perspective. when you look at the rsi, working day rsi is currently around 36. the s&p 500, when you see bottoms, typically lower than that. that would imply we have further to go eerie when you look at how my knee stocks in the index are down over 20% from their highs, that would be 43% right now. typically for bottoms you see that over 50. we saw over 50 in 2011, 2015, 2018 so we are not there yet. when you look at stocks over the 50 day moving average, that a 17%. a lot of those defensive end value stocks, that typically goes down to 5%. we are getting there, but

christopher, welcome, i'm glad to talk with you about this new book.ass global conflicts. to help diagnose the reasons that we fight, to help determine how to stop it. as you listen to speaker pelosi there, committing long term support to this, for two months into this. for interval congressman promising weapons, weapons, weapons, jason crow. do you interpret? that >> really, i see this as allies trying to strengthen another ally. what doesn't change is the very basic incentive for peace, which is that the suarez ruinous. it's ruinous for russia, it's most of all ruinous for ukraine. no one can afford to do this much longer. these are powerful incentives towards peace. we, in the united states, have to balance the line between trying to help and ally eventually find a settlement that is as positive for them as possible, while also trying to, they sickly, strengthen their side. this is a tough line to walk. both to strengthen an ally but also seek peace. >> you're right in a british spectator, that putin's refusal to back down is infuriating. but, while

yes yes, i tell you to turn against christopher. it 's all on foot. he's a beast, he made me.sit mortally promised to cut his head. i'll be the first not to. i'll say i figured out they're worth a backing company. here is a russian booklet. count, look at the floor. well , once again spit out of glass, don’t say, don’t say more seriously than the central bank . so our domestic beetles. attaches to any surface, which means the earphone is a receiver. a unique thing takes under 10 km the ear is inserted. into the room means we attach it to clothes, we play super agent, what is cooler than in europe, what am i should show? how it works? now what about magnetic doors? what is hear you, what are you doing, huh? man open man, you can't come out here. you can't put a van here, it's broken. it's not the camera that's broken. this is a court, take the animal away immediately. i will not sign. i have nowhere to sign oh ah, what kind of goods are not satisfied with the feed two pieces? humpbacked train office humpbacked, how did you order it? please sign, i don't care about the rest. sto

you will answer questions mushrooms. the truth is looking for mushrooms. it could be, it could be, an english greyhound. christophercorrect. yes, that's right, everything is fine and the terra nurses are visiting us today. it is unusual that dogs can look for mushrooms, how did you do it, that it turned out on the video that this summer our friend, an avid mushroom picker, invited me and my husband to pick mushrooms with him and already when i arrived there, i thought, why do dogs actually walk, just like that, really doing nothing. and we tried first teach the older dog to look for mushrooms, just like that yes, we tried to learn the algorithm, the search for any search. never mind. why is he plus or minus the same everywhere, or for a toy, or if a dog is a food worker, then we have a game dog for a treat, so we completely taught ourselves to use a toy. and when you need to make it clear that it is, of course, it is a mushroom. no look. we did like we did in the beginning. we took a toy, put it near the mushroom, asked the dog, check the ball first, then, yes, after a while, under the mushrooms and then the dog. f

period of time on that show. >> we were only there a year >> seth: yeah. >> but, you know, look who we had. christopherfus, jim belushi. >> seth: did you know any of them ahead of time >> well, marty and i and chris, yeah, and harry, i knew. and rich hall, i knew a little bit, but i didn't know anybody else but i had hosted the year before >> seth: right >> and -- twice, actually. so i got to meet them then but that's different than working with them. >> seth: that's a very surreal path, to host the show and then get cast on it >> five months later you know, dick called that summer and said, "listen, we had such a good time with you. would you think about it?" i thought about it for about two seconds and said, "yeah. >> seth: and in your head, was it always gonna be a year? >> i thought i'd do it for one year, but i sort of wanted to do it more. and then a movie called "running scared" happened after that, and then that sort of started it >> seth: with gregory hines? is that gregory hines? >> yeah. but as you know -- this is exhausting, what i'm doing >> seth: yeah. >> the "snl" job was even more tirin

i'm actually gonna tell you books that, you know, i haven't probably looked at in 40 years. okay, kind of christopher bauer. you said you think of 9/11 as the end of the 90s? is there any point other than the obvious of course that you think of as the beginning? well, i guess i guess i did answer that like i use nevermind sort of as my example of when i think the immutable culture of the 90s began. um, i i think it's it you could pick other things here. i mean, i i do like i somebody was arguing that they think that end of the 90s was actually when facebook starts. and i guess i could see that that sort of contention mean in terms of the internet that is kind of true because you know when we talk about the internet of the 90s, we all understand that that's when it began and we think about the early internet as this transformative device. and yet when people talk about the early internet they often use language and arguments that really only apply to social media like if you ask anybody, you know, like what don't you like about the internet? they're gonna list a bunch of stuff. okay, and they're almos

so let's all gun christopher's father too. let them take you home.haven't seen each other for 20 years. in 1999 leshkin's medal was washed. we don't look at prices, then. i have already chosen a bucket, black crusts and a bucket of cognac clowns. problem father no problem. hello guys. we are from the parent committee for uncle vasya . ready for landing. hello nadia boys premiere may 7 at 20:10 on ntv topor 1944 premiere may 9 at 21:25 on ntv changes in vision with age can change the usual things taufon was created to nourish the restoration and youthfulness of the eyes it is recommended to apply daily for 3 months three courses per year taufon triple action for a clear look. discover profitable shopping. collect your image on ozone pants from the spring collection from 699 rubles. and bags from 799 rubles. cheesy cheeseburger. crispy mister and tender nuggets from 55 rubles. in the restaurant or the kfc app care from pyaterochka discounts for you ketchup, makeev 690 offers to support and develop your business for just one ruble current account and bu

guy: thank you very much for dropping by. christoph eibl, ceo and founder of tiberius. k look at the way european stocks have finished. these are the final numbers. negative session at the end of the day, as you can see. ftse 100 down by 1.1%. the cac are down by 1.2%. white a big effect coming out of the united states as a result of the numbers we saw from target. tune into the cable show at the top of the hour. 12:00 p.m. over in new york. we are on digital radio. you can find us on your bloomberg devices as well. we will get into the inflation narrative developing in the u.k. how far behind the curve is the bank of england? you're going to discuss that in detail. this is something we're going to do next. you need to tell us what is coming next as well. alix: target, you mentioned it. it is down 24%. it is off the lows of the session but an enormous gap down despite walmart's weak outlook as well. dropping the most since 1987. we are going to talk to greg melich of evercore. this is bloomberg. ♪ cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cf

. >> stephen: the first one, with christopher reeve. there you go.ivate. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: favorite smell? >> farts. ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, then i hesitate to ask this next one-- least favorite smell. >> limburger cheese. >> stephen: most-used app on your phone? >> world star hip hop. >> stephen: what? >> world star hip hop. >> stephen: world star hip hop. what happens there? >> a lot. >> stephen: okay. ( laughter ) can we go back to farts, for a second? favorite smell. your farts, or somebody else's. >> either/or. >> stephen: that's veryienerous with. >> when barkley farts, i say oh, you went to the waffle house this morning. >> stephen: you're like a connoisseur. you can name the slopes the grapes are grown on. >> exactly. >> stephen: through the got to be a market for that some place. cats or dogs? >> dogs. ( cheers and applause ). cats! >> stephen: cats? ( applause ). >> dogs. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you only get to listen to one song for the rest of your life, what is it? ♪ since you've been gone ♪ ♪ yeah,

the consequences of this national security disaster at our southern border and that's why you hear from christophers what i was supposed to be able to do that we had tom homan on, former director of ice and he said they are so involved with procedural issues, sometimes just changing diapers they can't get involved in chasing down bad guys or terrorists. >> that's true. not only that, this administration has intentionally internally redesigned ice and cbp, i'll say it slowly, to be less efficient. that's intentional. they have redesigned these organizations and how they work together to make it harder for them to achieve their mission to protect america and the consequences were suffering, fentanyl deaths, cheaper street drugs because they're coming through the southern border and as christopher wray, director of the fbi testified to, a much heightened level of national security threat do to the poorest southern border. david: also creating less humane environment for the migrants themselves. the human trafficking going on, the people drowning in the water. they claim all this was done to create hum

well christopher bell. thank you so much for your time. we appreciate what chatting with you.of luck, as the circuit continues, and we'll see you when you get out here and sonoma. thank you. we'll see you later. bye bye. alright it's nice to meet him and certainly that's a fun track. sonoma fun to watch. do you have a question i would have asked, is like that. what's it like to come to sonoma? there's all these wineries and good stuff around. he's busy. he's busy, young man. i don't know that he has a lot of leisure time. good to talk to him, though, for sure. right well, coming up on mornings onto the nine. the country is waiting on the supreme court's ruling on abortion. this all follows a weekend of coast to coast protest as the court weighs in on its much anticipated final decision. also the golden arches will be no more in one country where mcdonald's just announced it's closing all of its re no matter what type of dog you have... or, cat you have... frontline® plus lets you take them everywhere... no matter how you define it. frontline®. the #1 name in flea and tick prot

the, the mental scars that these people will, will carry for, for some time, christopher hanger from the red cross. thank you for your work and for sharing your experience with us on the other. and european commission president or sla underlying has called on the e u. 2 ban oil imports from russia. she propose a phase out that would end payments to moscow by the end of the year. the 27 member states would have to support such a been unanimously, and that support that may be hard to come by. several eve countries get most of their oil from russia. but those you back embargo say that anything last would help funding rushes war on ukraine. stepping up, the pressure and russia was left under line, casey, european parliament, the lawmakers who represent the is citizens to drop our code bank announcements, we call to day we will propose to ban all russian oil from europe. this will be a complete import band on all russian oil seaborne and pipeline crude. and we find we will make sure that we phase out russian oil in an orderly fashion. the plan is to face out oil by the end of 2020 to hungary and slovakia, which a

when you talk to a long term pollster, christopher in the state of pennsylvania, he tells you republicansargely because of that seem to be right now at least in pretty good spot. take a listen. >> undeniable in pennsylvania that republicans have the momentum. we see it in number of metrics, registration numbers, public opinion polling republicans are more energized to get out and vote. reporter: momentum driven by economics we spoke about. what is interesting in pennsylvania, there is a risk as he sees it for the gop, today in the primaries they nominate the wrong type of candidate, too far out in the mainstream. voters in bucks county picked up on some of that. republican voters are fired up, ready to vote but liberal voters are quite enthused about different topics. take a listen to a sampling. >> well the economy is so bad and things don't look good for children, for their food right now, things like that. >> i'm concerned right now about women's right to choose and right to our own body. >> i think it is obvious it's the economy and to have fuel prices and diesel, how could the everyt

how is this prize going to help you cause her christopher? i have to say that this price is not for me or even for our trio, it for all and her previous sense to journalist or an activist volunteers. and i think that's their sense deserve this price because as said, 12th century segora, how the mind united europe now invented when to be united europe as well. because despite off a political, her argues between parties between countries where there was consolidated policy towards the arrows. and it was sarah strawn european voice. so i, this, this price is the key to, to our pray people. and of course, it will help us to track more attention to our situation, to our country. that as you said, is to have all the shadow close to beat by ukraine and to again and again, explain that our fight is going on as repressions are going on. in our country that there is no that say, and critic walter will not have to give up at unity for shanker to survive this time the atlantic can oscar. thank you very much. so you look at some other stories making headl

. >> but the republican party, if you swap out christopher wray's testimony and the sentence that christophery utters isn't by far the greatest threat in america is domestic violent extremism isn't white supremacy, when you swap that out in the year 2001 when robert mueller was the fbi director is radical foreign extremism. there was nothing the republican party wouldn't do to protect the homeland from foreign extremism. nothing. nothing. why can't you convene a summit to have the republican party at least acknowledge the threat they now face from -- from an ideology from within its own ranks that is rotting and corrupting one of the two political parties in the country? >> because there's been benefit received from those ranks, you know? where's been the penalty points ascribed to the party? where have they been held accountable? i mean, we've got folks running around saying january 6th was just, oh, you know, another day in washington. so if that's -- if that's now your new standard, and of course, going back to your first point about, you know, foreign terrorism, well, it's foreign and it

sean.conspiraabout it, you got s you got christopher steele, tech executive one mr. jaffe who create a lie. you got glenn simpson with fusion gps who peddles the lie to the press.. you got michael sussman who takes the lie and hands it to the fbius again, not just anyone at the fbi but jim baker, the chief counsel. and you got marc elias and the clinton campaign overseeing the whole operation. it wasn false. it was garbage, but it was a conspiracy to keep donald trump. the white house in durham is a on to him and he wants tond make sure the court has the truth and the facts plain and simple .ce and you've commented recently on fox news .com about a lot this jason chaffetz and you mentioned to me, a number of conversations, the name mark alias. what does he have to naoo with us? well, mark elias is in the center sorry. a lot of controversies along the way. yeah, the way e this works, the scheme is the dnc and hillary clinton pay a lawc firm in this case perkins couey and the person who's overseeingg this is marc elias working for him is this michael sussman. and what t

allow me to introduce you to christopher roof oh, the man behind occur in.d by the new york times this week as the single most responsible figure for both of these moral panics in the conservative movement. i am joined now by reporter gabriel -- who is this guy? who is christopher rufo? how does he have so much sway would conservatives? >> chris rufo is a self described advocacy journalists. he is a senior fellow with the manhattan institute, which is a right leaning think tank in new york city. he writes for that thing thanks publication. he is a prolific user of social media. he brought this concept of critical race theory, which is pretty unknown to most americans, into the cultural wars in american politics. he has done it very effectively, you have to say, whether you are supporter of his or someone that thinks he is treating in bigotry. after the success of his activism around critical race theory, he has now turned his attention to a another cultural war issue, which is broiling up in our politics. that is around transgender rights and how some of tho

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you. good morning arrived. hello, yes, comrade lieutenant, this is christopher's again. i need your help.mera on the 32nd section of the mozhayskoye highway, there is a stop nearby. yes, and the kindergarten is still pasha oh, wonderful, then we are behind us. and so so wait, can you increase it? in how long was the photo taken closed? natasha to be surprised we twist 4 days ago put on the wanted list. if that jeep shows up on cameras somewhere, trace the route and let me know. to help, he went to minsk. and now where, and how long has it been there? okay, so i can do it. and let's you continue to monitor and if anything, let me know. yes thank you. darkness, forgive me. i just can't do it any other way. i'll come back. i will definitely return. i will do everything to return. in the meantime, listen to aunt zina well. she is very good. i love you very much. i love damn, where did you go? she was going to them, but is she sick, or what? no, just one person promised to highlight them. i'm not dating right now. everything as long as i give. i go back and forth very quickly. slavik yes, it's

you can watch the interior secretary speak more on this report. from alexandria, virginia. caller: this is not new unfortunately. it deeply disturbed my heart. we as a society, starting with christopher columbus, if you look at australia and new zealand. we exterminated people all over the world. look at all of the wars, 250 million people perished. this capitalist culture of exploiting resources, we are to blame and something has to be done with the culture and the christian church is just a front to allow people to go in and further exploit other people. i think there has to be a massive transformation of the european culture, otherwise i don't think any human beings will survive this planet. host: these assimilation policies happened in canada. the catholic church ran some of these schools as well. april 1, the pope apologized to the indigenous people of canada for the horrible abuse that the headline in the guardian, the u.s. government has not apologized. new hampshire we will hear from you, go ahead. caller: this is long overdue. i think this is a reflection of european cultures that wanted to have everyone be like them. the general bowed before me mentioned columbus -- before

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before the, the mental scars that these people will carry for, for some time, christopher hanger from the red cross. thank you for your work and for sharing your experience with us. thanks for having me. now this week on a conflict sound, e, w, 's, tim sebastian, it talks to lazier vast length, a member of the ukrainian parliament. but how the russian invasion has affected the views of ukrainian citizens about their own government, political institutions, and the west. when putin as openly referred to his nuclear arsenal, and those put it, he says on a higher state of alert, you wouldn't expect the western nature in particular not to take that threat seriously. would you in all honesty, she has made so many claims which she never went had one saying that he is willing to do nuclear weapons in the crane will be suicidal to him, to his own country. and she's very people as well. and it's a good thing that it's not just him alone put in a line who is in charge of pressing that one, read the whole line of mind to start deploying nuclear weapons. and in all honesty, if she had gone completely insane which is clear

. >> well, you know, we had the fbi director christopher wray said in 2020 -- let me play it real quickor christopher wray in 2020. >> what i can tell you is that within -- within the domestic terrorism bucket, category as a whole, racially motivated violent extremism i think is the biggest bucket within that larger group, and within the racially motivated violent extremist bucket people ascribing to some kind of white supremacist type of ideology is certainly the biggest chunk of that. i would also add to that that racially motivated violent extremists over recent years have been responsible for the most lethal activity in the u.s. >> and i'll add to that a poll by ap which says one in three, 32% of americans, agree that a group of people is trying to replace native-born americans with immigrants for electoral gains w.so many young people sitting at home during the pandemic browsing youtube and 4chan, et cetera, what can be done about this? >> well, first of all, i think the first thing is you have to better equip people in schools and in any possible way to recognize and reject racist

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christopher dollars with 90. i heard another daughter when you go machine issue the side of the table, she's going to stay with it. pick it up has not nimble, and yet that one machine and yeah, a normal 1000000, horrible. political gosh, that's kind of sitting at the, at the black in that symbol, probably in the beast. the in the near to them are sitting with pretty keen to vocalize e with well, always going to have somebody even do a little more explanation for sure which in floor with a local do you book with with, with them, with a new learn when you're done you're what you're going to go with with that most of us. no, no, you would give it a deal. all right, but of course we should get get to work until it was good with a needed a with a number in the junior commercial, not with a mandatory for the speech, a the shuttles with a pharmacy system for that's the way you look. i know most of a. 1 students that are guided through body shop. why didn't know a non with them you guys out of the bush on bush, not the speech too because the key not group is are to call it the fees. sure. a annoyed, but i will go upstair

i do you'll see -- just like you would with christopher walken or any of these people, gene hackman, r something. and yeah, i mean, you'll see a little morpheus, a little ike turner you'll see like that [ light laughter ] you see -- i think with chris walken, same thing you had that experience where you see "the deer hunter," you see "the dead zone." and, you know, i think a lot of people don't realize that the reason people like chris and laurence are so amazing and why they can, you know, chris walken in "pulp fiction," you do that monologue or, you know, all of a sudden, you know, laurence is -- is morpheus. i think they don't realize all the stage they've done you know, laurence won a tony for "two trains running" and he's done "fences" and he's "thurgood. and so, like, that -- they bring that to their film work. >> seth: yeah. they know exactly -- yeah, they know how to connect. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: it's a really cool thing to see you obviously have been a big part of the new york acting scene for a long time. we were talking backstage. >> yeah. >> seth: this