americans threaten china with a finger, but at the same time, according to programs, that is, on cnn tvhannels, it shows chance 124, which every day they arrive, land and fly to china, perhaps, of course, they export a very scarce coca-cola, perhaps something something else, but we must understand that it is unconditional. now, if we take the extrapolation of the past year. none of the threats that were, as it were, exposed to russia, none of them came true, moreover, this is an adaptation and today's good mood of vladimir putin, we saw everything noted beginning of the meeting with the government. how optimistic he was. it says that e russia has adapted and adapted to the conditions in which it found itself both militarily , economically and in any other. i , as a military expert, look at the situation with optimism. i'm not looking for some very big escalation. i think that there will come a moment, and it is not very far from us when it becomes obvious. at least for those who govern ukraine, which is pointless continue to bear these sacrifices, because these sacrifices will be accomp

will get bogged down in mud this was stated in the federation council security defense committee, cnn tvhannels, citing sources, said that if abrams is sent to the states, ukrainians will also be sent repair and evacuation vehicles. so what is the meaning of the western countries see in the supply of arms to ukraine, boris found out from here. russian ambassador anatoly antonov described the decision to supply tanks to ukraine as a green light for an attack on crimea, washington’s goals in this conflict, according to the diplomat, are obvious to inflict the strategic defeat of russia if the united states decides to supply auto tanks , it will definitely not work to justify such a step with arguments about defensive weapons. this would be another blatant provocation against the russian federation , no one should have any illusions. who is the real aggressor. in the current conflict, a few days ago, the americans said that there were no tanks. ukraine will not receive explained this by technical and logistical problems technology. now, according to the american media , they are going to se

americans threaten china with a finger, but at the same time, according to the programs, that is, on cnn tvy day they arrive, land and fly to china, perhaps, of course, they export very scarce coca-cola, perhaps something else, but we must understand that unconditionally here, if we take an extrapolation of the past.

ukrainian military began, which are trained by us instructors against this background, the american tv channel cnnled ukraine a laboratory for testing western weapons. and in continuation of the theme of the opinion of the president of croatia, who declared nato at the head of the united states, uses ukraine, as a training ground for confrontation with russia, is literally waging a proxy war against it. let me remind you that zagreb does not support the idea that kiev radicals train about this on croatian soil. in particular. zoran milanovic himself spoke to reporters. he once again outlined his attitude to the conflict, as well as to the sanctions against our country, they are waging a proxy war against russia with the help of ukraine that there is no clear sanctions cannot be a plan this is stupidity and we will not achieve anything with this. i'm better not broke, they're resorting from war to war. and who are we supposed to be slaves of america ? it looks like we agree with milanovich a lot. this is a lot of footage from france, where last weekend there was a protest action demanding that pari

capture of soledar, the ukrainian general staff says that there are more by the way, the american tv channel cnnours ago, in fact, with reference to its camera crew, which is currently working on the outskirts of the city, said that the ukrainian troops feel safe there, there are no signs of retreat for their fellow soldiers. and what do your sources say, are there any chances for the armed forces of ukraine to hold there are your positions, and you need to understand that holding soldav positions is not an end in itself for the armed forces of ukraine or, in general , the defense force of ukraine. to such an extent as to force them to abandon any offensive actions from any offensive actions and in this sense soledar can be considered as a certain trap that the russian occupation troops are drawn into and where they are regardless of who still have the opportunity to advance somewhere lose a colossal number of personnel, weapons and combat equipment, so, if necessary, it is necessary to understand that ukraine has created more than one line of defense, and if necessary, we will be able to move o

this newspaper and the washington post are also the mouthpiece of american propaganda tv channel cnnm is msnbc. all this scheme was also revealed by the reporter in his interview. this suggests that the initiatives of the democrats to accuse russia of interfering in the elections were precisely biased and custom-made. i remind you that as in the case of the mh17 incident, where there are also no indications and evidence of the direct fault of russia in what happened to the plane, and about interfering with the alleged interference of russia, uh, the us elections were sanctioned. and now, of course, it would be logical to demand their removal. well, what to do? donald trump, after all, be that as it may, all attempts by the democrats to make him an agent of the kremlin with their hands, supposedly russian bots, became the media background for the subsequent impeachment, which, although it failed, shook his political position before the 2020 elections, when western social networks openly played along with joe biden, and trump, after the assault on capital, was banned altogether in janu

reporting that russian forces have captured the ukrainian city. this is reported by the american tv channel cnn, the film crew of which is located approximately 4 km from soledar, the journalists confirm and claim that the first half of today, that is, on friday at fighting continued in the city, and in the afternoon , an organized withdrawal of ukrainian troops allegedly began, there was no panic among the military , reports cnn . lysychansk, luhansk region, shelling and bombardment of the soledar intensified, an active assault on the city began about a week ago, the founder of the wagner pvk, yevgeny prigozhyn, reports on the capture of the soledar starting from january 10, but until today , no one officially confirmed his message that a year ago, about 10,000 people lived in soledari, the city worked there, forming state-owned enterprises, artemsil is the largest salt production company in east central europe, the plant stopped working in the spring. well, what does it look like the city is now eloquent satellite images published the day before by the american aerospace company max the photo

a ukrainian soldier, who wished to remain anonymous, did the material on the cnn website , told the tvthe command abandoned his colleagues in solidarity, and the situation as a whole was terrible, and what did the svidomo media say, of course, they branded the interview fake, somewhat on behalf of a disgruntled sushnik , the kremlin agent who managed to mislead them talked a little and little with the americans. there, utter losses sounded up to 25,000 from 20 to 25,000. that is, they are up to the corpses there in the trenches, there are corpses everywhere, and it is clear that the morale of people is very low. they are terrified there, they are ready to grab at any twig of straw in order to somehow ask for help, but no help comes because they are thrown there to plug holes. they were thrown just there in order to fill up the front with their bodies, however, the militants themselves hide how hard it is for them not even to think that they regularly post eloquent shots and works on their position. the russian armed forces had an arrangement, and the result was a red-hot brazier. this

cnn now? new years eve? are we on tv? later >> i got excited. >> ha ha, how are you doing, baby, where are you going all dressed up tonight? wait, you see me in my robe, i ain't going nowhere, too much madness in the streets. . >> it is new years eve, ok? and i think that this year has been actually good to us and we should celebrate. ok? so i'm going out to celebrate because we ended the newest season of the show we're here on hbo. >> honey you know i got a new show too on show time called i love that for you. >> hey, and i love that. ok? you know what else i love? i love that this year you were honored by the congressional black caucus for your activism that meant so much to me and i saw you at the white house too with the president of the united states and the vice president. >> you know what? i hope that everything we're doing inspires people to never give up on their dreams. if you have a dream and you work hard for it, honey, you can achieve it. >> everybody needs a passion. find your passion. and 23 will be better

cnn nbc. bloomberg and other publications of tv channels it turned out, in particular, that bloomberg investedbillion dollars in the distribution of the so-called open society program, which includes propaganda of lgbt people and environmental extremism. but it is also reported that from 2016 to the twenties sura influenced a total of 253 media groups around the world. in the kiev region, the temple of the ukrainian orthodox church is on fire. here are the local telegram channels. now publish footage of eyewitnesses e not in place, as reported rescuers are working what happened? why this fire happened is being investigated. it is possible, of course, that it was arson. well , kiev can ban the work of religious organizations if their connection with russia is proved a draft law submitted for consideration by the verkhovna rada, a representative of the cabinet of ministers in the parliament said this in his telegram channel, uh, ukraine should be noted here so that kiev does not fight canonical orthodoxy one year priests of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate are beaten and

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cnn nbc. bloomberg and other publications and tv channels it turned out in particular that blonberg invested $32the dissemination of the so-called open society programs, which includes propaganda for lgbt people and environmental extremism. it is also reported that from 2016 to 2020. all times influenced 253 media groups around the world. in kievskaya the temple of the ukrainian orthodox church is burning in the region, local telegram channels publish footage of eyewitnesses, it is reported that rescuers are already working there, they are investigating the cause of the fire , is it possible that it was arson? kiev may ban the work of religious organizations if their connection with russia is proved the draft law has been submitted for consideration by the verkhovna rada, a representative of the cabinet of ministers in the parliament of ukraine said this in his telegram channel, i note that kiev has been fighting canonical orthodoxy for more than a year churches of the moscow patriarchate are beaten detained temples and monasteries are regularly searched immediately after the new year, the main

i was on the phone with mom and mom says one thing to me, and on tv on cnn they show another you knownd when it goes, odessa, here i am odessa, on the second of may, i remember every minute of that, we were driving to a concert, my husband was driving. i sit and read. this time is gone broadcast. this is how these people say, there is some kind of ukrainian talk show going on there , someone comes out and says, all the dead had russian passports, the hall applauds. and they say that those same separatists were hooligans , they shut themselves down and set themselves on fire. you you see, with this video. it’s straight from there, like they are shooting at people who are standing on these ledges and jumping, that is, it was the same feeling as me. an american experienced during september 11, when they tell you one thing, you see, black is told to you, this is white, you see twice two is four. they tell you no, two and two is five. that's when you realize that you're lying, then you ask yourself. where else have you been lied to? here, for example, on the maidan they say, oh, how wonder

a ukrainian soldier completed the material on the cnn website, who wished to remain anonymous, told the tvthat the command had abandoned his colleagues in solidarity, and the situation as a whole was terrible . the kremlin agent who managed to mislead them. there, the losses are utter and the numbers sounded up to 25,000 from 20 to 25,000. that is they are up to the corpses there in the trenches , there are corpses everywhere, and it is clear that the morale of people is very low. they are terrified there, they are ready to grab at any straw to somehow ask for help, but no help comes, because they are thrown there in order to plug holes. they were thrown just there in order to fill up the front with their bodies, however, the militants themselves hide how hard it is for them not to even think and regularly post eloquent shots of work in their positions. russian armed the strength was the location, and the result was a red-hot brazier. this is a very likely result of the use of the unique domestic heavy flamethrower toz-1a solntsepёk, in fact, a multiple launch rocket system in some 12 seco

new york times reports, quote, the republican national committee has asked several major tv networks, including cnn, a republican bogeyman, to consider sponsoring the bits. that's an early sign that the party is making plans for a contested presidential primary. some republicans have orders to rally other candidates. wyoming senator cynthia louis has declared florida's rhonda scent is the leader of the party. nikki haley, mike pompeo, mike pence, all of whom served in donald trump's administration, are publicly courting speculation about 2024 runs. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell this week called the 2024 presidential election a wide open race. >> look, let me just say this about the 2024 election, it will be wide open. there will be a lot of competition, and i hope we nominate someone who can win in 24. and so, the voters in the primaries are going to make that decision without any assistance for me. they don't need any advice for me on how to vote, but i will say it's gonna be a wide open race. >> so some republicans at least are reading the room a trump because according to a recent quinn

she is the least effective white house press secretary of the tv era they say. cnneven bashing the binder for her binder, saying she struggles to take questions in the briefing room, she relies on her binder of talking points to respond to a simple question. oh, is the media frustrated with the binder? because the binder has been babbling nonsense for a year and the media said nothing. the binder was never in fighting shape. the media never got her in fighting shape. so how did the media expect the binder to be able to handle a scandal when the hardest question she has ever gotten until then was who came up with ultra maga? the white house is collapsing at the slightest bit of scrutiny. and the media who went after trump for cleaning documents he declassified in a closet surrounded by security on an island for a year and a half that the government knew about can't defend joe any longer because joe scattered classified documents all over his chinese funded think tank and dirty garage for six years. that no one knew about. so how do you defend that when we put people

learn more at boost.com/tv >>> sources are telling cnn the fbi's unprecedented search of president biden'sare home following high-stakes talks between the justice department and biden's attorney and the department was prepared to seek a search warrant. paula reid is on the story. what are you learning about the high-stakes discussions between the u.s. justice department and biden's attorneys? >> reporter: this was unprecedented. the fbi searching the home of a sitting president. biden's team has stressed they're cooperating, but we learned investigators were prepared to seek a warrant if they didn't get consent. the justice department didn't have to raise that possibility because they came to an agreement about how the fbi would be allowed to search the house. they were given access and were allowed to search the entire premises. the justice department needs to treat this case the same way they treated the trump probe. the facts are very different, but as the attorney general said monday, they'll treat everyone equally. >> paula, you learned there were some who were frustrated inside the d

. >> he was wearing at the tv, also appropriate reaction. cnnmer nfl player -- i just have to say, it was one week ago one even our talking, just before we had any idea that dimmer hamlin was on the road to recovery here, i just want you to reflect on the difference in emotions between this moment and one week ago. >> yeah, it has a lot to do with the grace of god. when you look at what we witnessed monday night, seven days ago, and to see where he is now and how he has been able to cheer on his team i think the only reason that the guys were able to actually go and play that game was because -- your friend and teammate, it is hard to do. i think that is why the nfl, the coaches, the players decided not to continue that game monday. but, you filters spirit on that buffalo game with both of those kickoff returns, especially the first one. i try to be tough and i'm an offensive lineman but i cried, i really shouted here when i saw that sunday, the opening kickoff. >> i wanted nothing more than the bills to lose that game as a patriots fan, and eve

who needs reality tv when you have cspan. cnn after days of deadlock, 15 ballots and a lot of deal making, republican congressman kevin mccarthy is finally sworn in as house speaker of the 118th congress. >> kevin mccarthy securing enough votes to become speaker early this morning, late last night, however you see it, as the last lawmaker cast his vote, the chamber erupting in applause. >> the next speaker of the united states house of representatives, kevin mccarthy. [ applause ] >> after the dramatic fight against conservatives in his own party, mccarthy says it's time now to focus on what's best for the country. >> and now the hard work begins. what we do here today, next week, next month, next year is set the tone for everything that follows. as speaker of the house, my ultimate responsibility is not to my party, my conference or even our congress. my responsibility, our responsibility is to our country. >> democratic congresswoman sheila jackson lee, she compared the chaos surrounding the rise to the democrat's unity. >> wha

against this background, cnn broadcasts ukraine has become a testing ground for american weapons. the tv the pentagonia that they are closely monitoring information about how kiev uses the weapons supplied to it, while noting that many of the samples of western military equipment did not live up to expectations on the battlefield according to media reports and the united states has significantly depleted its arsenals due to regular supplies to kiev and now it will take at least five to replenish america years. meanwhile, kiev today lost one of the allies of the speech about german defense minister christina lambert, the very one who promised to transfer 40 marder infantry fighting vehicles to ukraine and announce the decision on leopard tanks a few hours ago, she officially resigned the german government news, has not yet commented, but local media are unanimous in their opinion that the decision to leave the post is connected with a series of professional failures of ministers. suffice it to recall how a year ago, at the very beginning of taking office, lambert admitted that she did not

against this background, cnn broadcasts ukraine has become a testing ground for american weapons. the tvthe pentagon that they are carefully monitoring information about how kiev uses the weapons supplied to it, while it differs that many of the samples of the western military equipment did not live up to expectations on the battlefield, according to media reports, the united states has significantly depleted its arsenals due to regular supplies to kiev, and now america will need at least five years to replenish them. the french city of rods, de bois, did not accept payment from moscow for renting places at the cemetery of the same name, where famous russian figures were buried, the head of the committee for the care of russian orthodox graves told the newspaper mont, the necropolis was founded in 1927. after the first wave of russian migration. there are over 5,000 orthodox models among the buried. there, nobel prize winners in literature ivan bunin, poetess zinaida gippius, artist konstantin korovin, ballet dancer rudolf nureyev, film director. andrei tarkovsky and many other burial le

cnn. you guys are great with black tv hosts. the second part of the test is a little more tricky.ickly pick black and white faces and decide if certain words are good or bad. just so we're clear, this is what the test looks like. you can find it here. but this is what the test feels like. >> i don't like this. i don't like this at all. >> your data suggests a moderate automatic preference for african americans over europeans. oh. moderate preference for black people. that's my brand. whether you agree with what the results were, it's the conversations they have after the results. >> what does it mean? what are the implications of that? and it does mean stuff. and you connect it to, you know, how people react in school, discipline, policing, all those things. it matters. >> i think we'll make everybody on the crew take it. i already know who on the crew is going to have a strong preference for black people. what's up, dwayne? >> this week in milwaukee has featured a bunch of great black people meetings and one people of color meeting. and hopefully gives you white people out there

david depape, the man accused of the brutal hammer attack, called a california tv station from jail on friday. cnn'snnie grayer is here to tell us more about this. it is really creepy, annie, listening to this. >> it's really, really disturbing. the man who attacked nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi, called a local reporter from san francisco on friday, after video of the attack came out and said that he has no remorse for the violent act he committed against the former speaker's husband. he said he wish he'd only been more prepared for this attack. and this is an important message he wanted to get out to the american people, showing how much he really believed in these convictions. in the audio we're about to play, the assailant does not mention nancy or paul pelosi specifically but says there are a number of individuals that he believes are part of this conspiracy hurting americans' freedoms. let's take a listen to some of that audio. >> liberty is dying. it's being killed systematically and deliberately. the people killing it have -- i want to apologize to everyone. i messed up. what i did was

. >> is tv, it's mainstream ptd lifeguard cbs, nbc, cnn, msnbc and your newspapers like the washington post, eighttimes . and methe wire, associated press, reuters. and then there's us. the telemundo's. the griot is and it shouldn't be that way. it's just awful and it's just that way and it's interesting. i'm just for the phone paying, i texted anna navarro there. hopefully and out will come by here and say hey. she's good people. she's very good people. and it's unfortunate. her voice is just, she is so plain in her conversation. and it's unfortunate when we are viewed under that umbrella. minority women and then they figure out where to place us. that's the thing i dislike. we are part of this country as well who speak, who hear the grassroots and the issues of those communities but yet we're still relegated to certain spots. >> i like the way you put s back. we are here, black women are strong there's all this reality. weird place us. can best utilize this voice? what's the most impactful yet safe way we can get this message across. >> summer area where is the place us. what happene

founded netflix in 1997 and over the years transformed how we watched movies and tv series at home. let's bring in cnn'ssaying this is a succession plan that has been in place for over a decade. this is part of a long-planned effort to move him back out of the leadership role of this company and, you know, their strategy really isn't going to change. this is something that has been part of the plan. ted serandos, the co-ceo with co-ceo greg peters, ted serandos has been netflix long-time content chief. this doesn't seem like a huge change at netflix, but obviously reed hastings has been part of this company and he says he'll continue to be part of the company. he tweeted about this last night, that he claims to be executive chairman for a long time but it does -- you know, this is a huge change. hastings is a visionary in this area. >> absolutely. kind of a legend in how he could foresee how he would consume media. how is netflix doing in the streaming wars at the moment? >> this company has been through a bruising last year. the earnings last night, the end of the year on a high note. they gained 7.7 m

cnn. >> sean: even adam schiff was undeniable. >> i looked like i installed your tv. >> sean: that woulderican. >> thank you, my people, the real people! >> sean: i often have to call the guy back. >> joe biden would make a good walmart greeter if you didn't mind being welcomed to target. we laugh because it is thankful. we have to thankful he didn't send those documents to the local newspaper. that is how he got kamala, they gave him a stack of piles. >> sean: he was singing happy birthday. >> he didn't know who he was singing it to? >> you never see the license play, they don't have that one. >> sean: turn to another bizarre story from "new york times," american fashion designer, mom, praising chinese communist party, said she misses how the aauthor tan ccp co-parented her children and commending their censorship. >> okay. all right. look, i have two teenagers. i have told them, you can't have tiktok. doesn't work. i commend that part of it. how they give their kids in china, sense of nationalism. it is nationalism in a country it kills its own people and commits genocide and slavery.

further to the curious cnn material where ukraine uncut is called a test site for western weapons, the american tv on intelligence data from nato countries, which, as it turned out, not only pumped the kiev regime with weapons, but also created a whole analytical system to monitor the effectiveness of hammers and other supplies. and what information did he collect and why is it needed , boris maksudov understood, about which the american military did not even dream of cnn journalists, together with western military experts, do not hide their delight at the new article. they praise ukrainian ingenuity and they are surprised at the selflessness of the ukrainian military, with which the latter are testing american weapons. ukraine is absolutely a weapons laboratory in every sense, because such equipment. never used in a war between two industrialized nations. in ukraine, it also provided the united states and its allies. and the opportunity to study how their own weapons systems behave under heavy use, experts cite as an example the ukrainian improvised guidance system that helps the american missile

cnn, they are a more democratic station to me. i watch local news. i just like to get a difference of opinion. host: do you mean your local tv newscast in missouri? caller: correct. abc, nbc. they have the same thing your cable networks have on. it's a different outlook. you can get your own opinion instead of listening to one person and that side. some people >> would leave this program to keep our 40 year commitment to live coverage of congress. the u.s. house about to gavel in. you are watching live coverage on c-span. the speaker the speaker: the house will be in order. prur seunt to the house of january 9, 2023, the chair will now recognize members from lists the submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with time equally allocated between the parties, and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes. but in no event shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. mr. joyce: mr. speaker, i rise to address the house and ask unanimous consent to revise and

100,000 online sellers who get ship done with shipstation go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. >>> welcome back to "cnnewsroom." i'm max foster. let me bring you up to date. a massive multi-state storm system rolling towards the eastern united states. a tornado watch remains in effect for florida. sources tell cnn classified documents were found in former vice president mike pence's indiana home. lawmakers are calling for an investigation into how they ended up out of secure sites. >>> a georgia prosecutor says decision is imminent on whether to bring criminal charges in donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. a judge is deciding whether to release the grand jury's report on their investigation. cnn's sara murray has the details. >> reporter: we're getting word the conclusions may be released by the georgia grand jury. they argued against the public release of that report referring multiple times needing to preserve the right of future defendants suggesting the grand jury may have suggested multiple people face indictments. she also said charges in this case could be imminent. take a list

well, on to curious cnn material where ukraine uncut is called a test site for western weapons, the american tvsuch conclusions on the basis of intelligence data from nato countries, which, as it turned out, not only pumped the kiev regime with weapons, but also created a whole analytical system to track the effectiveness of hammers, yes, and others supplies. what information was collected why it is needed boris max understood the american military did not even dream cnn journalists, together with western military experts, do not hide in their enthusiasm for the new article, they praise ukrainian ingenuity and are surprised at the selflessness of the ukrainian military, with which the latter are testing american weapons. ukraine is absolutely a weapons lab in every sense, because equipment like this has never been used in a war between two industrialized nations. ukraine has also provided the united states and its allies with a rare opportunity to study how their own weapons systems perform under heavy use. cite as an example a ukrainian homemade guidance system that helps american missiles hit

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tv. like your cbs is your nbc's abc, cnn and msnbc, all of that, and then your newspapers and your wires like the new york times, washington post, l.a. times, you know, and the wire associated press, reuters and then there's us, you know, the telemundo's, the grillo's and what have you. and it shouldn't be that way. it's just awful. and, you know, it's just it's just that way. and it's interesting. i just i just heard the phone ting. i texted ana navarro back there and she was like, girl, you hear? i said, yes. i just told her that. so hopefully ana will come in here, come back here and just say, hey. so, yeah, you know, like she's good people. she's very good people. right. and it's unfortunate. her voice is just she is so plain and her conversation and it's unfortunate when we are viewed, we are viewed under that umbrella. minority women and then they figure out where to place us. and that's the thing i dislike. we are a part of this country as well who speak, who hear the grassroots and speak to the issues of those communities. but yet we're still relegated to certain spots. i like th

. >> "the white lotus" is one of the most popular tv shows of 2022 so what's ahead for one of its biggest stars? cnn'sade sat down with theo james to talk about his personal and professional goals for 2023. >> theo james, happy new year. >> happy new year. how are you? >> i'm well. i have to say i watched "the white lotus," emmy award winning show. i love it, but i hate every character. >> yeah. >> i hate every character, but it works, right? even your character. >> i mean, especially my character, geez, he's a scumbag. i was watching a clip of him and i was repulsed by my own self. yes, that's what mike does so well is he creates unlikable characters but in a strange way you have empathy for them or you understand them. >> i've seen a lot of guys make all this money and they just start acting different. >> that's fun. >> there is nudity, there is sex scenes involving you. do you get nervous? >> it's always a bit awkward but not nervous, you're about to go on stage, if you know what i mean, because you have to figure out the mechanics of it. >> do they close the set? is it a smaller crew? is everyone

dolin talks on radio and tv about russian pictures and how much about the american ones, it would be better for him, of course, after all, he was working on cnnussia channel, well, let's continue further. what can be solemn and monumental than the combination of these two words death and steel nothing those who initiated or supported at the state level the ban on the comedy stalin's death thereby admitted aloud and unambiguously. yes, we are stalinists. and what does ksenia sobchak think about this film in general and i in historical events stalin died 65 years ago, he was buried in the center of moscow and it is high time to rebury his place in stories next to hitler i would say that he lives only in the hearts of those who protect him, but it seems to me that they have no heart, and the prohibition to joke about stalin is beyond. stalin is dead and laughing at him is the kindest thing we can do. so you listened to the opinions, so to speak, of critics of public figures. and now let's see. look, please. maybe you better check, maybe you better shut up before we both get shot. all lies dead. in a puddle. some samomati chuckled slightly. you g

channel well, we are informing you dear tv viewers about the most important so, components of 13 american companies were found in vransky drones about this according to cnnpite the sanctions, iran still finds somewhere a large number of commercially available technologies, i will not list the names of the companies, etc. well, but from among 52 40 of the components that our specialists removed from the drone were manufactured by 13 different american companies. the rest were made by companies in canada, switzerland, japan, taiwan , and china. well, this actually now confirms the words of the co-founder of drone.ua, an expert in safety technology and robotics, valery yakovenko , whom we spoke with today who notes that the peculiarity of the second iranian e-e is that they are constructed from actually civilian spare parts and all this is assembled in pieces and well, we cannot now blame either the usa or the companies that unfortunately it is possible that iranian instructors and engineers became victims. in fact, it is extremely important. this means that it is necessary to introduce additional items of civilian equipment under sanctions, so to speak, wh

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i know it is gross.gr but how could cnn forgetos these guys when they were together, remember this classic? >> if you watch a certain state tvservative media you would think entire cities are embroiled in fights and fires and whatever. we went out had a great dinner in new york city tonight. greg.: the only thing that coule make that funny or some bursting into flames after he said it. t [laughter] i will never get tired of that. and who can forget this?et look he had to 2021 reason taked you seriously as a contender ies becoming a presence on cablebl news.id >> or president. [laughter]en t i heard dentist use this it's cheaper than a laughing gas. why they can that does show a set of promoting it is bonkers for the thing is regardless of her shows amazing success of cnn with the chase comedy they should start by first bein tgea l.real.le don't steal thatr' idea.s. follows honesty if you can't be truthful good luckomed being fuc after o.j. simpson acquittal and 95 cents official comments finally official murder is legal in the state oidf california. the audience roared because they knew it was true. they also laughed because

-- that piece of journalism from cnn, you can only imagine what it would look like written in the other direction. rachel: right, interestingly yesterday tyrus was on tv and said this was like -- when you tell your kids to pick up something, pick up the kitchen and they take papers and throw them in different places. he says it's kind of like that. listen. >> my favorite part of this whole thing is they still blamed all this on the trump administration because they made it weird when the transitioning, and that's why we took all the documents with us because there was no one to give it to. that's literally where they're going with it, which makes zero sense. listen, kamala's people probably jumped on this but this is what happens when you let your kids put your stuff away. they just put it anywhere. >> that is true. >> he gave -- hunter had one job to do. one thing, take all the documents that connect me to you and get rid of them. >> yes and what he did -- >> he hid them at the places he'd never go, a library, dad's garage and home. rachel: it's so good. and hunter has a thing for losing things. his sister's diary, his laptop. pete: he lost a gun. ra

but how could cnn forget these guys were a riot when they were together. remember this classic. if you watch a certain state tv and you listen to conservative media you would think, you know, entire cities are just, you know, brawled in fights and fires and whatever. we went out for a great dinner in new york city. >> greg: the only thing that could make that funnier is bursting into flames after he said it. i'll never get tired of that, and who can forget this. one reason why i'm taking you seriously as a contender is because of your presence on cable news. for president. i heard a dentist use this clip because it's cheaper than laughing gas. why -- instead of promoting it is bonkers but the thing is regardless of our show's amazing success if cnn wants to chase comedy they should start first by being real. that's like asking spielberg to use a sequel to schindler's list like using alvin and the chipmunks. that's because comedy follows honesty and if you can't be truthful you can't be funny. after o.j. simpson's acquittal in 1995, he said, it's finally official, murder is legal in the state of california. the

cnn, they are a more democratic station to me. i watch local news. i just like to get a difference of opinion. host: do you mean your local tv newscast in missouri? caller: correct. abc, nbc. they have the same thing your cable networks have on. it's a different outlook. you can get your own opinion instead of listening to one person and that side. some people >> would leave this program to keep our 40 year commitment to live coverage of congress. the u.s. house about to gavel in. you are watching live coverage on c-span. the speaker the speaker: the house will be in order. prur seunt to the house of january 9, 2023, the chair will now recognize members from lists the submitted by the

suspect, david depap called a reporter at the tv station from the san francisco county jail with what he called an important message for everyone in america. cnnhill hill reporter annie greer joining us from capitol hill. >> jessica, the man who attacked paul pelosi is showing no remorse for his actions. he called a san francisco reporter shortly afoot taj of the attack came out where he said he wished he had been more prepared when he went to nancy pelosi's san francisco home. in the clip i'm about to show you, he doesn't mention nancy or paul pelosi by name, but shares a conspiracy that he believes a number of individuals are part of that's hurting democracy. take a listen to this clip. >> civil liberty isn't dying. it's been killed, systematically and deliberately. the people who are killing it have names and addresses. it want to apologize to ev everyone. i messed up. what i did was really bad. i'm so sorry. i didn't get more of them. it's my fault. no one else is to blame. i should have come better prepared. >> jessica, this is one of the conspiracy theories that we're learning that the paul pelosi attacker has grasped onto. >> it's reall

joining us now with this morning's number is cnn's -- i mean, we could just replay that and jalen hurts singing, which was like the greatest moment i've seen on tvt's going to be favored here. you look at the eagles roster, it's kind of hard to find a weakness in it. >> this morning's number is, it's 2. so that's how much the philadelphia eagles are favored to win the super bowl in two weeks, favored to win by two points over the kansas city chiefs. and this is a great super bowl, you know, as you sort of pointed out, because what we have is the afc's number one seed in the chiefs versus the nfc's number one seed in the nfc, the philadelphia eagles. this has been happening one frequently where the one seed is playing the one seed. we've been getting better and better super bowls. >> it's kind of amazing to those 1994 is when it happened. the two quarterbacks here are the ones that are getting everyone's attention. i love jalen hurts, he went to alabama, but patrick mahomes is amazing as well, and he was playing with one good ankle yesterday. >> he's been playing with one good ankle. he's the youngest quarterback ever to reach three super bowls a

david depape called a california tv station from jail friday, telling a reporter there that he had an important message for everyone in america. cnn'slistening to this call it's bizarre, it's creepy, it's just very disturbing. >> it's absolutely disturbing. and the takeaway here is the man who attacked nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi, has no remorse for the violence that he committed. when he called this san francisco reporter on friday after video of the attack came out, the attacker was saying that he -- he only wished he could have been more prepared in his attack. and in the clip that we're about to play he doesn't name nancy or paul pelosi specifically but says there are a number of individuals that he believes are a threat to democracy, this baseless conspiracy theory that he's telling this reporter. let's take a listen to what he said on friday. >> liberty isn't dying. it's being killed. systematically and deliberately. the people killing it have names and addresses it. i got their names and addresses so i could pay them a little visit. i want to apologize to everyone. i messed up. what i did was really bad. i'm so sorry.

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cnn literally. hey, there's been another report recently. e, it is located four kilometers from wednesday, and the journalist of this tv channel states.hat a subdivision asu depart from this city. uh, nevertheless official kyiv. individuals continue to deny the fact of the loss of this city, in fact, it seems to me, this is, uh, the old ukrainian rake that they step on from time to time, becoming hostages, and the symbols that they themselves create for themselves. i, uh, remember the same thing happened, for example, valovaysky, when e it was lost. they continued to talk about the transfers, the same thing happened in debaltseve at the donetsk airport. they ruined their units in batches, but continued to form an image of the invincibility of the invincibility of the ukrainian the warrior was the same. actually in azov and steel. uh, as if instead of withdrawing its fighters from the blow, ukraine proceeds from a different tactic. they continue to cling to every opportunity to prolong this conflict. well, i don't know why today, for example, the un meeting on peace. uh, on the territory of ukraine although it seems to me that the un s

. >>> a tv weather man jumped on the subway by a group of teenagers after he tried to help an elderly man. now these teens are free. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> we'll start here in. after the massive manhunt, the gunman is dead, the sheriff said he shot and killed himself in his own van when police tracked him down hours after the mass shooting. we're told that he also went to a second dance studio to kill even more people, but the people inside were able to wrestle his gun away. cnn has learned the gunman was a frequent patron of the same dance hall he attacked. it is where he met his ex-wife. the shooting struck fear into the local asian community here as it celebrated the lunar new year. >> we see elders walking around all the time. this has been a safe neighborhood for them to walk around and have community, historic taiwanese, chinese community. to see this happen in this place is shattering. >> the sheriff telling everyone that the rampage could have been much worse if the gunman hadn't been disarmed at the second dance hall. he says that the gun was a semi-automatic assault pistol with an extended ma

cnn which we all know. but the show, everyone i know is talking about it. everyone is obsessed with it. there is a question over how you watch tvonce? is it better to do a weekly drop for these biggest shows? >> we have been talking about it for the last hour, so i'm going to let him take this one first because he has tv critic in the title of his fame. i'll let you go first. >> there's a handful of shows that are better if you bing them. tv is better weekly. this episode of "the last of us" is a great example of it. >> you're just old school. >> i'm old school. you get to spend a whole week thinking about the show, you're seeing it at the same time everyone else is see. it feels like an event. you don't get that with a binge. this would be the third episode in a weekend, and you would move on and forget about it. >> everyone is talking about the last episode being one of the best hours of television possibly ever? >> really? >> yes. and if you look at what our cnn critic brian lowry is saying, he's saying it's absolutely spectacular, and he doesn't like a lot of things, sorry, brian, but it makes me want to speed up to the thi