turning to claude james, like claudia jones is born in trinidad. unlike her, he goes when he leaves trinidad, goes to england first. he spends. about six or seven years there and publishes a number of books and also reports on the great game of cricket for the manchester before going to the united states just he was publishing his great of the haitian revolution in the black jacobins he goes to the to go on a lecture tour in 39 and war breaks out while he's in the u.s. and he ends up staying for 15 years in the u.s. before he is detained on ellis island like claudia jones, and eventually deported, at which point he goes back to england. unlike claudia jones, we have color james's mi5 file to compare to fbi file. now, i should point out that selah james is ultimately deported overstaying his visa, but it's not. he was living in hiding during this time. he divorced. he married a u.s. citizen during this period, i believe that he also registered for selective service for the draft during this period, although i haven't been able to to to fully confirm

then she is thinking of claude. is for claude as they are working at the table or bending over the oven. something reminds them of him and they think of him together together like one person may. haley will pat her on the back and say never you mind, mother, you'll see your boy yonder. mrs. wheeler always feels god is near, but may. haley is not troubled by knowledge of interstellar spaces, and for her he is nearer still directly overhead, not so very far above the kitchen stove. lucy gayheart in little towns lives all along so close to one another, loves and hates beat about their wings, almost touching on the sidewalks along which everybody comes and goes. you must, at some pass within a few inches of the man who cheated and betrayed you or the woman you desire. more than anything else in the world you say good morning and go on. it is a close shave out in the world. the escapes not so narrow. when he came out of the house the last intense light of the winter day was pouring over the town below him and the treetop

today , the former head of the european commission, jean-claude jean-claude, said that ukraine is unlikelyhe next 5 years, what does this mean, where do these statements come from, which one, where? is a scapegoat being made or is there an attempt to make who is to blame? it’s already clear who is to blame, when people like koch say that wait, it was zelensky himself who stole democracy from you, there is corruption in ukraine, there is thievery, there is embezzlement, and so on and so forth, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, well, it’s true, democracy is only dust left there, this is understandable, with peredny pavlovich, you understand that democracy was once able to be criticized, there was competition, there were elections. and not the threat of a nato attack on russia, vladimir putin stated this, answering questions from our colleague pavel zarubin. the president stressed that the leaders of western countries have distorted the meaning of his interview with journalist tucker carlson. what they watch and listen to is good. but the fact that they distort what i said is bad. and they distor

it was, there was no fear of having claude -- being a kid, and going from place, to place.re at, when you are playing, it was time for lunch. you came in, and if you had to take a nap, you took a nap while the. discipline was rendered by everyone, because it was a place where people know that you were loved. and if you did something wrong, then you had the ability to discipline your children, or discipline the children of the community. with no fear of retaliation from anyone else. because, again, we were family. it was a quaint town. a quaint little to street village. it was not even a town that we had. so when you are surrounded by family, when you are surrounded by loved, when you are surrounded, that creates piece, and tranquility, that, today, a lot of us just did not have after reveal town was destroyed up. >> reporter: marla, truly, before having this conversation with you, have never thought about who owns a cemetery. talk to me about why it's important that you keep the cemetery out of the chemical companies hands. with >> this cemetery, we were able to locate the

, if i remember correctly , in the genealogy there was the same published study of the great jean-claude marcade in the 12th year, a french researcher of creativity malevich, and it was he who started the first, at least i learned from him that malevich can be called ukrainian. well, i think, if we talk about who was the first to pay attention to malevich's connections with ukraine, it would be fair to mention dmytro omlyanovich gorbachev, who in general is the discoverer of the avant-garde, this is a person who actually with his own hands unwound these shafts that were intended for destruction, this special fund in the national art museum, it was the avant-garde art that was purposefully destroyed by the bolsheviks in the 1930s, and of which in fact very little remained, and we ourselves... destroyed, their works were destroyed, archives were destroyed, and this actually made it possible to say later that you had nothing here, yes, if, how can we talk about kyiv malevich's period, if there is nothing to talk about, that's it, but as it turned out, some archives have the property of emer

coordinating commission was the best discovery in history; the chairman of the olympic committee, jean-claudestated that the games themselves in sochi became number one for the entire time of the winter olympics.

in lyon, two young environmental activists poured soup on claude monet's painting spring.ming crisis. the painting was not damaged, she was in favor. protective glass, but it will be examined by experts just in case. at the end of january , leonardo davinci's mona lisa herself was subjected to a soup attack. snowfall and freezing rain covered several regions of the country at once. disaster is expected in the capital. motorists are advised to switch to public transport. meanwhile, over 40 thousand residents of the lpr remain without electricity due to sleet and rain. the bad weather has already caused trouble in the rostov region, where trees are falling under the weight, including on the road. no electricity. about 200 thousand consumers are delayed passenger trains. difficult situation due to ice on the m4 don highway. power engineers have switched to an enhanced operating mode. cyclone olga has reached the volgograd region, where utility workers are eliminating the consequences of bad weather, wet snow has covered the streets and roads, and the number of road accidents

so much so that kody left and moved in with his fiancie, toni fratto and her parents, and cassie, claudeto extend a hand to him to help him get through school. >> we became second family. and more importantly, we were really invested in his success. >> but you really cared for him, right? >> of course. >> yes, he was like a son to me. >> but when the police asked to talk to kody, yet again, it wasn't claude fratto, but his actual father, kip patten, who brought him to the station. >> you look like your average high school student. tall, lean, clean cut, polite. he was very self confident. >> did you sleep okay last night? >> no. >> why not? >> i've slept horrible since mickey went missing. >> how come? >> it's one of my friends. >> kody rehash the story he cooled told the cops a few days earlier. how to be calling and texting mickey asking for help to move some car parts. and then he saw her walking towards the front door of the school. >> i said, okay, you all right? she goes yeah, i'm fine. i said, okay, well have a good day. and she said, all right, by. and that was it. >> he had seen

. >> claude, the company says when users ask claude about political topics, they will be redirect tources of voting information when they say the program isn't trained to provide real time information about specific elections, so they want to prevent the bot from giving inaccurate information. president biden's reelection campaign is now using tiktok to reach younger voters. the decision to use tiktok is facing some criticism. most campaigns are avoiding that platform, which is owned by a chinese company because of national security concerns. president biden signed legislation banning the use of tiktok on government devices in 2022. the biden campaign says they're taking advanced safety precautions around that app. well trading has been underway for just over an hour, and the markets are more or less flat down by about 69 points. the dow there, uh, the s&p also down in the nasdaq had a slight boost earlier this morning. >> all right ali time now 748 usa today. just announced its 2024 nationwide restaurants of the year. and one of them is right here in the bay area. it is aptly a cren

commodities and energy columnist claude russell told me that the results were encouragement that makeat their profits were - encouraging. the fact that their profits were steady l encouraging. the fact that| their profits were steady at $6.6 billion, that is actually a very strong outcome if you consider what has occurred in the past year or so. we have had weakness in the chinese economy, the western world slowing down. so the fact that they have actually pulled off a steady profit outcome is quite impressive. what we are seeing is that while there are problems related to the economy the parts exposed to commodities are doing well so you are seeing strong imports of iron or, coal, copper, lng, oil, those kind of things have been quite strong and bhp is a major beneficiary of that. where is the man coming from of the economy has been slowing down and yet we see a relatively strong demand? relatively strong demand ? people relatively strong demand? people focus on the problems in the chinese residential property sector and it is a big consumer of steel but the other part of the chinese

for context, we should just of of hundred for all of last year claude. curious, and this is sensitive for people. how is legislation and rhetoric -- how does it impact the mental health, the well-being of trains people? >> it has a significant impact. the trevor project released data from last year at that fine flinty 1% of lgbtq youth seriously consider the u.s. -- suicide last year. and a significant portion of them attributed that to conversation in the state legislatures about anti lgbtq bills. we know this has an impact on all lgbtq people but particular youth who are being targeted by most of these bills. either because that ban trains youth for playing sports or the regulate what bathrooms they can use in school. >> you mentioned the fact it's been ramping up since less here. we are in an election year. trans people are already a talking point for the gop. big picture. what are your expectations for anti-trans language this year and beyond? >> i expect it will continue to search and get for us. and advocates, they think as a result, violence again

vlön museum of fine arts , eco activists recently poured soup on a painting by the famous artist claude either this is a desire to become famous, or to take revenge on someone, well, whatever it is, this should not happen. recently europe overwhelmed. a wave of vandalism in the london national gallery, hooligans broke the protective glass of the painting venus the mirror by diego velazquis, used hammers that were used in case of emergency situations, each such incident shocks representatives of the museum community, without knowledge, cultural heritage, the development of culture is impossible, then you can start reinventing the wheel, start over... drawings again, if you don’t preserve what has been accumulated by humanity. moscow understands how important it is to monitor the safety of museums and other cultural institutions. soldiers of the russian guard are on duty around the clock. the victory museum, for example, in recent years, if there were attempts to break the law, they were immediately stopped. alexander polivko, dmitry kanovalov, andrey borantsev. news, duty department. in

environmental activists at the leon museum poured soup on a painting by french artist claude monet.epresentatives of the movement published on on their page on the social network x. in this way, the girls tried, quote, to prevent the coming climate and social crisis. after the perfect act of vandalism, the activists raised their right hands and uttered the slogan: this spring will be our only one if we do not react. according to authorities, the impressionist hall in the museum will soon be closed, and the painting will be submitted for examination to make sure that the masterpiece was not damaged. italian farmers held a protest in the center of rome and... drove tractors in front of the colosseum, a column agricultural machinery was accompanied by a police patrol to avoid unrest. farmers have been protesting for many days in rome and the surrounding area against rising fuel prices and the abolition of benefits amid the influx of cheap products from ukraine. they demand that the government disobey brussels and support its own producers. italian prime minister giorgia meloni, at a me

of fine arts, two eco-activists poured soup over the painting spring by the french impressionist claude monet. thus, they decided to draw attention to the climate crisis and the problems in the country's agricultural sector. this spring will be the only one that we will be left if... that we do not react, what our future artists will paint, the women chanted, they were arrested, and the city authorities responded that there is no justification for attacking a work of art that is part of the heritage of the french people. these are not toys anymore, a russian woman was accused of discrediting their army for asking that children be given fewer military-themed toys in kindergarten. as... the local media write, natalya from irkutsk expressed her point of view to the teacher of the group where her child went, and she wrote in response on a woman denunciation. the court found natalya guilty of discrediting the russian army and imposed a fine of almost $350. crimea in the dialogue of centuries, to the 10th anniversary of the occupation of the peninsula , an exhibition was opened in lviv, where

lensky museum of fine arts the other day, eco activists poured soup on a painting by the famous artist claude or it's revenge to someone, well, no matter what, this shouldn’t happen. recently, europe has been overwhelmed by a wave of vandalism. at the london national gallery, hooligans broke the protective glass of the painting venus with a mirror by dego velasquiz. we used hammers that were hanging in case of emergencies. each such incident shocks representatives of the museum community. without knowledge, but cultural heritage. the development of culture is impossible, then you can start reinventing the wheel, starting over on rock paintings, if you don’t preserve what accumulated by humanity. moscow understands how important it is to monitor the safety of museums and other cultural institutions. soldiers of the russian guard are on duty around the clock. the victory museum, for example, in recent years, if there were attempts to break the law, they were immediately stopped. alexander polivka, dmitry kanavalov, andrey barantsev, conductor. in omsk , police came to the aid of a woman who was

objectlessness, i don't know who it belongs to, he or i would have seen it for the first time actually in jean-claude i don't know whose it is, whose saying it is, what it meant to him, how it , how he approached this, i know what he did all this in secret, yes, because he didn't... did you want to share this creative method at first, because there was a lot of competition in the environment, so you have to understand what time it was, it was such a window of opportunity , when artists could create something completely new in art, that is, it was a moment when realism as a single method had already outlived its usefulness, because new media appeared, a camera appeared, a video appeared that captures the real. as reliably, easily and quickly as possible, and painters, in fact, visual artists, they rethinking why painting then, what is its role, what does the artist do then, and here they are... inventing each of your separate genres, their own separate direction, impressionism, surrealism, expressionism, fauvism, yes, that is , this period, as malevich calls it the period of the emergence of various i

i don't know who it belongs to him, or i would have seen it for the first time, actually in john claude markides, i don't know whose it is, whose saying it is, what it is meant to him , how did he approach this, i know he did it all in secret, yes, because he didn't want to share this creative method at first, because there was so much competition among... environment, yes, well one must understand what time it was, it was such a window of opportunity when artists could create something completely new in art, and , that is, it was a moment when realism, as the only method, had already outlived its usefulness, because new media appeared, with a camera appears, a video appears that captures reality as reliably, easily and quickly as possible, and we, the painters themselves... these visuals, they rethink why painting then, what is its role, what does the artist then do, and here they are inventing, and each of them their own separate genre, their own separate direction, impressionism, surrealism, expressionism, fauvism, yes , that is, this period, as malevich calls it, the period of the e

this assessment was given by the chairman of the coordination commission, jean-claude kiely. and this cannot be taken away or canceled, no matter how hard someone tries. how not to take away the victories of our athletes who have proven who is the strongest in winter sports. well, the sochi olympics also gave a powerful impetus to the development of the entire region. the city, where people went mainly for a beach holiday, has now become a big all-season city. a resort that attracts millions of tourists every year. together with the first channel we dive into the atmosphere sports festival. on sunday, 16:50, watch the documentary between earth and sky, 10 years later. well, on thursday night at 0:00 the film “your hot winter. the grandiose achievements of our champions, unique filming behind the scenes of the opening ceremony.” well, antifake is on air right now. the theft of the millennium. russia was accused of stealing the country's name. where melitopol schoolchildren will study according to kiev and how the famous ukrainian producer yuri bardash became a russian. about t

discoveries in malevich, if i remember correctly, in the genealogy there was the same published study by claude marcade in the 12th year of the french a researcher of malevich's work, and it was he who started the first, at least i did i learned from him that malevich can be called a ukrainian artist. well, i think, if we talk about who was the first to pay attention to connections. with ukraine , it will be fair to remember dmytro omilyanovich gorbachev, who in general is the discoverer of the avant-garde, this is the man who actually unrolled these ramparts with his own hands, which were destined for destruction, this special fund in the national art museum, this was the avant-garde art that was purposefully destroyed by the bolsheviks in the 30s, and of which very little is actually left, and the artists themselves were destroyed, their works were destroyed, the archives were destroyed, and this was actually what allowed it later. to say that you didn't have anything here, yes, if, how can you talk about malevich's kyiv period, if there is nothing to talk about, well, but, as it turned out,

of fine arts, two eco-activists poured soup over the painting spring by the french impressionist claude monet. thus... decided to draw attention to the climate crisis and the problems in agricultural sector of the country. this spring will be the only one we have left if we don't act. what will our future artists paint, the women chanted, they were arrested, and the city authorities responded that there was no justification for attacking a work of art that is part of the heritage of the french people. state of gratitude, which. it should be, whose rights to protect and what services to provide to the population, these and other important issues of politics, military, and public figures were discussed during a special forum, and our correspondents they protect us at the front, and we must protect their rights to social services. at the forum about the victory from the resilience of citizens to the state of gratitude, the participants sought answers to the challenges. which appeared before ukraine today. one of the most pressing issues is social justice for veterans of the russian-ukraini

remember correctly, in the genealogy there was also a large study published in the 12th year by jean-claude french researcher of malevich's work, and he was the one who started the first one, at least i learned from him that malevich can be called a ukrainian artist, well, i think if we talk about who was the first to pay attention to malevich's connections with... with ukraine, it would be fair to mention dmytro omlyanovich gorbachev, who is generally the discoverer of the avant-garde, this is the person who actually unwound these the walls that were designated for destruction, this special fund in the national art museum, this was the avant-garde art that was purposefully destroyed by the bolsheviks in the 1930s, and of which very little actually remained, and the artists themselves were destroyed, their works were destroyed , the archives were destroyed, but this actually made it possible to say later that... you had nothing here, yes, if, how can you talk about malevich's kyiv period, if there is nothing to talk about, here, but as it turned out, some archives have the ability to emerge

in lyon, two young environmental activists poured soup on claude manet's painting spring.ts will examine it just in case. at the end of january , monalisa herself was subjected to a soup attack. snowfall and freezing rain covered several regions of the country at once, disaster is expected in the capital, motorists are advised to switch to public transport, meanwhile, over 40 thousand residents of the lpr remain without electricity due to wet snow and rain. the bad weather has already caused trouble in the rostov region, where trees are falling under the weight of the lady, including on the road. about 200 thousand consumers are without electricity, and passenger trains are delayed. difficult situation due to ice on the highway. redon power engineers have been switched to enhanced operating mode. cyclone olga has reached the volgograd region, where utility workers are eliminating the consequences of bad weather. wet snow covered the streets and roads, and the number of accidents was in the dozens. according to weather forecasters, there will be snowfall today, and strong w

exactly 10 for you, anton, anton, topic, what we're driving, one and a half, attention to the screen, claude is part of exactly this, what about the carousel, let's see, part of the tricycle, anton, play, games toys for one and a half, the auction costs 1500, the question is, roman, you will outbid, yes, vobank, artyom, i concede. playing with roman , the main character of this film faces a problem, her feet suddenly become flat, wearing heels is uncomfortable, 18 again, i don’t know, unfortunately, you don’t know, artyom, barbie, that’s right, romanu, you have zero score, game, toys for 600, residents of the tiny swedish town of bjornstad. from the novel frederick backman bear's corner is literally raving about this sports game. hockey, right. autoworld for one and a half. lev durov recalled that he first sat behind the wheel while filming this film, not yet knowing how to drive a car. and he played the driver and bodyguard of politician willie stark. this is the film all the king's men based on the novel by robert pen warren. autoworld for 600. this driver claimed that he was driving laure

claude monet. further. yellow theme 500.is not able to process this pigment. it accumulates in the blood, causing the skin and whites of the eyes to turn yellow. belirubin. yellow was this poet’s favorite color, he preferred to write letters on yellow paper, he carried a suitcase made of yellow leather, this is mayakovsky, for sure, the words of his wife over 100, he is igor, she is a book girl, regiment, shelf, that’s right, the yellow theme of the stagnation. astronomers classify the sun as a star of spectral class g, and this is the name of the throw, but not exactly, a yellow dwarf, absolutely true, in fact the sun shines more white, anniversaries 2024 for 300, although in the bag 300 for artyom minus 300 for marina 800 for you, marina, marina, the theme is moscow transport, rate. well, 500. attention to the screen. here are four types of transport. which one appeared in moscow earlier than the others? well, the first one, let's say. tram, of course. the first tram appeared in moscow in 1899. anniversary 2024 for 200. in

now it's still spring. environmental activists doused a famous painting by claude manet with soup. the news will tell you about the main thing, the vera tarasova studio. hello. new blows struck on infrastructure facilities that the ukrainian armed forces used for military purposes. explosions occurred in the central and southern regions of ukraine, including kiev. eyewitnesses reported massive hits by geranium on targets in the odessa region, where a large fire started after the attack. according to local authorities, several industrial enterprises were hit in nikolaev. in sumy. a cell phone tower was destroyed in the area. 850 ukrainian mercenary soldiers were liquidated over the past 24 hours in various areas of the special operation, this was reported in ministry of defense the assault troops occupied advantageous positions in the vicinity of donetsk. the enemy tried more than ten times to regain the lost territory. aerospace forces pilots carried out strikes on the nationalists’ fortified area. in the krasno-liman direction, the brave fighters of the group suppressed 50 firing

vito, today you and i are working on a piece of music by claude debussy, which is called reveries, cany good ones, have you figured out what to name these puppies? coal and breeze, oh, such dogs flew into space, did they return to earth? they’re calling, hey, yes, i’m listening, yes, everything is fine, they found vasya, where is he, what’s wrong with him, yes , a mine explosion injury, now we’re leaving for the hospital in donetsk, don’t cry, come on, be strong, i’m not crying, i’m not crying i. mom, grandpa, we'll see dad tomorrow, hurray, go, what kind of holiday are you having, we've already reached berlin, yes, well, here's berlin, i have a friend, he goes on the tank, it’s a russian soldier, apparently. by posture, if a tanker is driving past our hut, i shout to him, hurray, russian soldiers, i have a circle of saving loons, this is a russian pilot, even though he is a tatar, he has brothers, chuvash buryats, both a chechen and a mordin, russians soldiers... i have a friend, he’s a violinist, sometimes he’s also a russian soldier, although he doesn’t shoot, he’ll commit suicide,

. >> it said jean-claude van damme lookalike. >> reporter: you're kidding?'re not going to call that guy are you? >> reporter: but she remembered him didn't she? >> yes. >> reporter: not only remembered, but being pursued who turned out to be scott patterson and worked in construction. within a year they were married. >> she came in on a white carriage, of course, very beautiful. and, she was so happy that day. she was very happy. >> i'm scott patterson, i'm the groom here. this is my wife. >> reporter: when you left the wedding that night lucy how did you feel about your daughter? >> i was happy for her. >> reporter: the newlyweds set up housekeeping in indiana, he became everything contractor, she the go getter marketing manager at a local mall. her son dylan, from a previous relationship grew to call scott todd. >> growing up i did not really have a fatherly figure. >> reporter: 13 years on, all were living a comfortable life together in a nice big house with acreage out in the complete tree. soaking in hot tubs, snorkeling with sting rays, scott liked th

in lyon, two young environmental activists poured soup on a painting claude manet spring. the coming crisis, the painting was not damaged, it was behind protective glass, it will be examined by experts just in case. at the end of january , monalisa herself, leonardo davica, came under a soup attack. don't switch. in st. petersburg, technologies are being developed that will make it possible to delegate the dirtiest work - sorting garbage or cleaning the street. artificial intelligence in the near future plans to build a waste treatment plant where only robots will work, report yulia vasilyeva. these six waste processing plant employees are able to work 24x7 without rest. their task is to notice and snatch plastic bottles, aluminum cans, waste paper and the like from the continuous flow of household waste. in total, the iron sorter database contains 15 useful fractions. before you give the robot away. to work, it, or rather the neural network that controls it, must be trained like a child. on average, in order for artificial intelligence to remember what it looks like in a

if well, here to discuss is bacari jackson, senior at the university of south carolina and claude wheelercond vice chair of the south carolina young republicans. so i'm going to start with you -- by the way, welcome to both of you, and and thanks for showing up so nice and early here. so did you vote in the open primary for the republicans? >> yes, ma'am, i did vote in the open primary. rachel: how many other democrats do you think -- i meaning i asked a member of the republican party yesterday, he said we wouldn't know for months how many. do you know a lot of other democrats who voted in the primary? >> i know a few. i wouldn't say i believe it was a widespread crossover, but i would say at least a few voted. nikki haley ran a very coordinated campaign in this primary, but i think some democrats did. rachel: so did you vote for nikki, or was that society against donald trump? >> i would say that the i voted against donald trump. i believe that nikki haley is kind of the last thing between donald trump and him securing the republican nomination, and i just don't believe that donald trump

president's widow is accused of complicity and criminal association, along with former prime minister claudeoseph. nearly 50 other suspects were also indicted. back in this country, a minneapolis suburb is in mourning after a sunday shooting that killed two policemen and a firefighter. they'd answered a domestic dispute call in burnsville when a heavily-armed man opened fire. he was later found dead and seven children in the house were unhurt. last night, the community gathered for a candlelit vigil. they paid tribute to those killed and offered praise to the town's police force. >> we need to find a way to really honor these three. and just all police officers, you know, that protect and serve us. protect and serve is all over our burnsville police cars, and i just think they do. they protect and they serve. they run towards trouble to keep other people safe. vanessa: the suspect had a prior assault conviction and was barred from having guns. the latest in a string of winter storms has put almost all of california under a flood warning. forecasters called for five to 10 inches of rain in ce

and if you ever jump around, there are a lot of fun well, a pair of asian claude, a small-clawed otters at perth zoo in australia enjoyed frozen valentine's day treats as part of a process that the zoo to get the 2 animals to bond, saudi and his partner squid were treated to fish filled ice blocks shaped as roses and hearts. the pair were brought to the zoo earlier this year in are housed in a special enclosure in the hope. but these endangered species will mate. that looks like a lot of fun and and adorable porcupine named ralph knebel to weigh on treats at point defiance zoo and aquarium in tacoma, washington. look at him go. he really enjoying that heart shaped eyes. troops treats a bamboo hearts whipped cream and watermelon were offered up to the other residents at the zoo's. everybody was taking care of. they all got a valentine as part of the zoo's love at the zoo event. how about that? about of the off from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. take good care of yourselves as a valentine's day live in the bay is next

the chairman of the coordination commission of the international olympic committee, jean-claude kiely, stated that the games themselves in sochi became number one for the entire time of the winter olympics. dozens of unique sports facilities were built from scratch, and today this rich olympic heritage serves people and educates new champions, vladimir putin noted in his congratulatory message. the whole country was carefully preparing for these grandiose sporting events, we strived to ensure that the twenty-second olympic winter games and the eleventh paralympic winter games were held at the highest level. in beautiful, hospitable sochi , unique sports facilities were built , a modern... thanks to such creative work, the olympic dream of millions of russian citizens became a reality: the twenty-second olympic winter games , the eleventh paralympic winter games, became real holidays of sports and friendship, the triumph of fortitude and character and will. important, that today the rich olympic heritage of sochi serves the people. famous stadiums and ice palaces host large-scale socia

new york congresswoman claude what tenny -- claudia tenney returns to the show.ssions. we would like to see them actually take action and reverse the policies that they, they implemented, president biden along with secretary mayorkas with the regulatory regime they put in place to allow this illegal migration where the human traffic thers are basically running our entire border or, and they're profiting off us at record level. they're making more money than off human trafficking than drug trafficking. aoc is ridiculous, she always is. you know, she went to the border and was crying. she should be crying at all these children being trafficked around the country, children dying at the border because cartels don't care about them including our northern border where a family with two young children died in a swamp trying to get across the border. she doesn't care. she's just pitching to the progressive left. stuart: congresswoman, biden is going after republicans. listen to this. i've been a senator since 1972. i've served with real racists. i've served with strom th

now we're going to go to congresswoman claude ya tenny of new york, congressman byron ronalds -- donaldsrida. it's a pleasure to see you both. claudia, i'm not kidding, you're both really effective. claudia, start with you on the news. we're hitting syria, we're hitting iraq. what's your take? >> i hate to agree with everyone, but these are late. they should have been done more decisively as president trump did. but, you know, it's the policy that president biden has taken towards iran to try to get back into the failed nuclear agreement, also to allow sanctions to be lifted on the iranians so they can sell up to 80-$90 billion worth of oil mostly to china, by the way, so that they can continue to fuel the proxies, the houthis, with islamic jihad, hezbollah in jordan -- in lebanon. so it's the policies that we're seeing that have caused this unrest in the middle east. we had relative peace, as you know, urn president trump. we had -- under president trump. we had the abram a-- abraham awe accords. we were on the cusp of adding saudi arabia to that when these strikes occurred by the attac

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let's get a call from claud e in washington on the independent line. caller: good morning. years old, a black male. have converted over to independent. i have come to the conclusion both parties, you have the crips and the bloods. listen to your college spring listen to how angry they are. you have the republicans line, just listen to their voices how angry they are. you have the crips. listen to the other side, the democrats, you have callers going after their own race because another race is voting a certain way. you are isolating them or calling them names. it is a gangster mentality. when these politicians keep the people pivoted against each other and they are spending millions and millions of dollars, i think in new york, the guy spent over $60 million. do you know what $60 million would do for poverty, housing, and schools? and yet they want to keep the bag over people's heads just like you this morning with all of the anger fussing at each other. host: ok, thank you. let's hear from larry in minnesota on the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. what