in fact, she and colin powell, of blessed memory, and madeleine and i were on that series which we alltheir beloved country to be free. she met regularly with a group of former foreign ministers who were known as madeleine and her exes. and, yes, i just want to make it clear, she really could press like press 400 pounds. when that first came out, there were doubters. anyone who knew madeleine didn't, but not everyone had that great pleasure. and so she made it very clear by going to her gym as soon as the article came out to do it again so that people would know, yes, she did. and she meant toward the next generation -- mentored the next generation of women leaders through vital forces, an organization that she and i helped to start back in the late '90s, and the albright institute at her beloved wellesley college. she relished her annual journey north to wellesley outside of boston each winter to meet with the institutes fellows. they came from all corners of the globe to hear from experts, to think critically about our biggest challenges, and to prepare for central roles in solving t

and colin powell about we had to trust to who you couldn't trust. and it really was just one person. you could trust that was victor you, shank gold, who was running for president? the briefing i got was if he doesn't win, ukraine has no chance to state the birth. victor use jenco horn february 23rd 1954. he has a degree in economics from 976. he was involved in the banking sector, working his way up from a clerk to chairman of the national bank of ukraine. however, in this post he did not decide anything himself. in 1999, he became prime minister of government of ukraine in 1093 by a twist of fate. on a plane from the united states, he sat next to a united states citizen, catherine clair too much ankle. they were soon married. catherine clara too much jenko. she was born in 1061 in the united states or from the age of 14. she was a member of the ultra nationalist union of ukrainian youth. she worked as director of the ukrainian national information service of the washington bureau of the ukrainian committee of the american congress. and also as an

use of chemical or biological weapons by other countries, remember though that same test tube of colin powell out. and here is the new data on the course of the special operation to protect the donbass, which was announced by the official representative of our military department, igor kanashenkov. operational-tactical aviation of the aerospace forces of russia during the night, 66 military facilities of ukraine were hit, among them three command posts of 58 areas of concentration of manpower and ukrainian military equipment, as well as in areas of settlements aleksandrov during the night, 15 ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed , including one barraktar tv2 by the settlement of novoe zarya, mykolaiv region in the chernobaevka area , by zenith missile kidney crews shell-with crews of zenith missile-kidney complexes shell-s shot down in the air two tactical missiles point u and three shells of a multiple launch rocket system in mariupol are doing everything to restore peaceful life as soon as possible, the city was liberated from radicals and troops were taken under control in rus

colin powell. we all remember the genocide organized by the serfs in kosovo and that's it.d, it was originally conceived as a detonator for the subsequent adoption of decisions involving military intervention in the affairs of a sovereign state. here is one of the projections. in my opinion, which was absolutely correctly paid attention. in fact, it lies in the fact that there is not only a military or informational component, there is an economic component, and in fact, supposedly, a war crime committed by russian troops in bucha, which no one has investigated to date, the newly accused have already been appointed, there is a discussion on the preparation of decisions on a full-fledged trade. the economic blockade of russia and belarus, freezing of automobile e, communication and transport communication, respectively, there is a threat to the immediate kaliningrad region. and this is already creating increasing risks for the expansion of the war space, in fact, so that there is no one-sided information for them. the threat from the kaliningrad region in this case. i would

but who cares when it's already cleared up just like it turned out to be in a test tube that colin poweller which the shock was such that everyone already, well, was forced to accept. the invasion of the united states in cancer was washing powder, and then many years later, of course, they admitted that, well, intelligence had somehow deceived. and in general, we, well, in general, did not know, well, as it were, there was already something to rush about. and many, many more such examples can be cited, and this whole conversation with the violinists, when everything was clear to everyone, and everything was known to everyone, and everyone was horrified, the whole world was horrified froze, and then, as if nothing had all gone somewhere under the ice and the white helmets, which were investigating, and the numerous crimes of the regime, including in syria, and the world, again oohed the world, again gasped, and the world was again horrified , then the world saw that these people, who are photographed unhappy and poor , get up, smile, take pictures and take selfies. eh, along with these. he

uh, maybe it's not the right time to shake the test tube like colin powell, but it might be worth showingropriate pictures. eh, if they are not able to realize thoughts, then maybe they can show clips. well, if such a consciousness has come in the west. this is the first part question and the second with your permission. what will happen, uh, in the world order of the future. but it is obvious that today in russia there is support not from the west, but we will bet on further reforming the security council or not. are there any such plans? i will continue the first part of the question. e. e vasilyevich you showed. here are the monstrous facts, there are war crimes of the kiev regime. e, when they shoot our prisoners of war there. ours are killed there, leaving the same thing from e, kiev region , prisoners of war are caught, and they are also killed, and so on. you showed a lot of these same frames now. we didn't show it, uh, but we agreed today with what we saw today on the screens of the security council uh, that we that we will do this, because these people have never even seen uh the

and that person was colin powell -- >> and to return to my alma mater, the finest university in the united states of america. governor cooper, it is good to see you again and thank you for your steadfast leadership. it is a pleasure to be with you. and to my dear friend, chancellor martian -- chancellor martin, leader of this institution and his wife, thank you for hosting us today. [applause] you know, this outstanding university has a great place, a special place in my heart, and it is really such a privilege to be back. i come from a family of proud aggies, and for a good reason. this is not just the largest apc death largest hbcu in the country but a leader of energy research and technology development. every year, this premier university produces some of our top engineers, the highest number of black engineers in the united states, and prepares the next generation of leaders to confront the most pressing challenges we face, none more urgent than the climate crisis. i would not be where i am today, the first black man to serve as administrator of the united states environment protectio

colin powell. yes, silverness, too, everything turned out to be not the way we were painted.wikileaks. how much they have revealed absolutely monstrous about the structure of the western society of war crimes, just at least someone is soaring. well, except for the americans themselves, who demand that the british get there, who do you care? this is the truth, which is it. here she is, take it and open it. read the monstrous crimes of corruption, the hell of some someone is soaring. and as his comrade, please look at biden's son. just like that, it will all go away. yes, i actually. i would just like to remind you that it is against this background that the negotiation process is underway and, at a glance , the situation in the bucha - this is my point of view will have an exceptionally very strong effect on it. i will explain why, because we see that a the ukrainian government, which is still endowed by us with subjectivity. this is very important so far. we officially recognize that zelensky is the president, this is the power that will stop at nothing within the framework.

colin powell. yes. with the demand , too, everything turned out to be not the way we were painted.here wikilex in stand. how much they have revealed absolutely monstrous about the structure of the western society of war crimes, just at least someone is soaring. well, except for the americans themselves, who demand the british there and so on. sansa get someone that soars. it the truth, which here it is, take it, read it, open the site, read, monstrous crimes of corruption, the hell of some someone it soars, really, this is someone, comrade, please, in the same way all this will go away. yes, i actually. i would just like to remind you that against this background, uh, the negotiation process is underway. and in my opinion, the situation in bucha - this is my point of view , will affect him very strongly. i will explain why, because we see that a ukrainian government, which is still endowed with subjectivity by us. it is very important still. we officially recognize that zelensky is the president, this is the power that will stop at nothing within the framework. well , of course, th

as you remember, 20 years ago, secretary of state colin powell showed us a test tube.est tube has already become. then it turned out that this was disinformation, when it turned out what they themselves were doing? these fakes, including those involved in chemical weapons, were then all evacuated. in general, these are the favorite technologies that the americans tested in many countries of the world, and in fact they do it here, it is clear that ukrainian propaganda does it by e, technology american instructors. this has been in preparation for quite some time now, here is an article on january 4 this year, the united states is ready to provide additional assistance to ukraine in connection with the threat of attacks with the use of chemical and biological weapons. dmitry if you have any comments, you can now express them. we, uh, fix the main topics of which relate to fakes throughout the entire period and a whole set has been developed. we have even marked inside, apparently this is the agenda. many topics. you know it's scarce, downed destroyed equipment, violence

. >> under colin powell he said america sent her sons across the globe, they gave their blood.thing this country ever asked in return in terms of land was the land to bury her dead. tell me one other empire in history, one other power that's beened the case with. only in america. brian: we move ahead. why nato expanding is putin's worst nightmare. former secretary of state mike pompeo joins "one nation" next. we'll analyze the minds of a conman and woman. $1,500 lease cash available on 30 month 2022 rx lease programs. [♪♪] $1,500 lease cash available on 30 month if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to provide flexible pay options and greater workforce visibility today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ do your eyes bother you? becau

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in fact, she and colin powell, a blessed memory and madeleine and i a were on that series which w all three loved and actually watched and madeleine was always makingd a point to the script writer, that wouldoi not have happened. and finally colin said, madeleine, it's fiction. it's a story. she said, i know but i want them to get it right. she took me on a memorable walking tour of her beloved prague in the midst of a driving rainstorm, which left us both laughing l so hard we hardly noticed and we spent a memorable evening together at the home of president and mrs. havel, just the four of us having dinner and i got to listen to them talk about what it meant for their beloved country to be free. she met regularly with a group of former foreign ministers who were known as madeleine and her exes. and, yes, i just want to make it clear, she really could press, leg press 400 pounds. when that first came out, there were doubters, anyone who knew madeleine didn't, but not everyone had that great pleasure, and so she made it very clear by going to her gym as soon as the article came out to

i think of someone like colin powell. colin powell was not a descendant of slaves. how then do we deal with large numbers of black people who would be excluded from a reparations settlement that way, and is that fair? that then leads into a related problem, and that is then in many cases, so many slaves were themselves the offspring of the slave holders. among the many crying injustices of slavery was the fact that slavery was a system of sexual oppression, and that slave owners raped and misused their female slaves and the offspring of it were multiracial or biracial. well, if you are the descendant of a slave, the irony is you may also be the descendant of a slave holder. in fact, studies that i have seen estimate that on average -- and this is an on average figure, genetically speaking, black americans are anywhere between 20 and 25 percent white by descendant, and that surprising and shocking statistic is itself a testimony to the widespread sexual exploitation that occurred under slavery. if you are a descendant of both a slave and a slave holder, to whom are y

that the military and militias were committing violence and the secretary stated at the time, colin powell, it was a genocide and we worked with the i.c.c. there is historic reference and thinking about the timeline, the historic reference is important because that was 2004 and just starting now. it doesn't take that amount of time but looking at the history. right now there are a number of efforts to hold any russians accountable for atrocities and war crimes. over the past few weeks we established investigations of possible violations by russia while supporting the work of the war crimes unit and international prosecutors who are working with them and supporting ukraine's organizations for prosecution. we welcome the investigation by the i.c.c. prosecutor and his focus on preserving evidence. and jake outlined how we can help in those efforts including through intelligence sources and sharing with our partners and helping ukranians to develop their case and third through international organizations and the range of important reporting and sharing of information gathering. but those are t

where colin powell gave his famous speech, explicitly referencing it, saying, "i'm not here to starth: yeah. >> they took a very high leverage strategy, which was to be very granular about the intelligence and a lot of the world didn't want to believe it because a lot of the world thought this was a bad idea and didn't want it to happen when it did happen almost precisely the way the u.s. intelligence apparatus and the biden administration said, i do think it produced a lot of credibility they have now leveraged to just sort of get this coalition together. >> seth: it is both -- again, it goes back to what you were saying i think the idea that there's this coalition is something we can all be happy about and it does seem like a strong -- again, early days -- strong coalition but it doesn't really matter when you talk about isolating someone like vladimir putin. it seems like he's perfectly fine living in isolation >> i mean, the question now is, and then what question, what possible off-ramp there could be, what possible level of pain for the russian government, for vladimir putin pe

. >> you were succeeded by colin powell.e him in advice, related to e-mails or anything else? >> well, i gratefully proceeded technology. [laughing] what i did give him advice about which is very interesting, we are really good friends and we had a few arguments when he was chairman of the joint chiefs and i was at the united nations. i basically told him that he couldn't drive his own car all the time and the diplomatic security would not appreciate that. so we talked about those kinds of things. >> so let's go back to her childhood a moment. you were born in czechoslovakia and your father is in the foreign service of czechoslovakia. then there was some concerns about the nazis openly taking over czechoslovakia as he did. so how did your family managed to escape from czechoslovakia? >> let it go back a. my father was a diplomat and he was press attachÉ in belgrade what i was born. my mother wanted me to be born in prague, because of her mother so i was born in prague. then they went back to belgrade. my mother was the most

colin powell lied. -- bush also ran up our debt with all of these big government programs and everythingp did some decent things. i know he was not the most romantic guy -- the most diplomatic guy. in the last 50 years, democrats especially in regards to minorities -- in the 1860's the enslaved likes. in the earthly -- in the early 1900s they had jim crow laws for blacks. and that they had separate but will, segregation, and the 1960's human rights act. 7 million black babies have been killed in the womb. that shows you that the democratic party is not a party of america, they are a party of death. a party that hates the free capital system, they hate our military, they hate christianity and they need to be voted out of office. they are full of venom and hate. host: elon musk is going to buy twitter. he has launched a takeover bid for twitter weeks after he became the social media company's largest shareholder. he said this was a best and final offer, representing a 54% premium a day over he began investing. it would value the company at $43 billion. he said i don't have confidence in ma

we let them win, but the battle here is the face of the basurin - this is exactly the face of colin and powellremember in absolute. evil immediately comes to my mind. and american cynicism, when it came to how they explained slavery. why does it mean that black and white are not equal? remember from history, they calmly spoke, but let's see, well, the lord created people of different skin colors, so one should rule, and others, in general, they should say. serve and it was inside the ideology and on wait a minute. remind generally speaking and a doll with clans. lynchings and all these atrocities against their own population. they persisted well, according to various sources, until the sixties-eighties, when it is completely known there, that is, if they treat their population like that, what to say about the rest of the world, there really is absolutely no compassion. not here, they make excuses for everything. well actually uh, the essence of lynch was canceled only this banned only this year officially in the united states of america in 2022 year. and you know how martin's protest began, i

there's a i have colin powell's book behind me. he was one that i met him years later, but he was a mentor for me long before we ever met because that guy, you know, i i looked at him i said man, that's the kind of integrity and and and, you know class that i want to demonstrate in my life, but let me give you a quick example now, i'm gonna ask you chief and the rest of the those on the podcast to use their imagination for a second because looking at me now is going to be hard to believe. but back in the 70s, you know, that's back when the trend for the fashion was long hair and again, use your imagination now back in the 70s. i had an afro like you would not believe. i do have pictures that i don't show anybody, but i had an afro and and so the challenge was though when i joined the air force. um, you know, there was were hair length standards. uh, by the way as an eight brand new 18 year old airman, we tried our best to push the you know to push the limits on that and so they were tricks of betrays, you know, where stocking cap a

in fact, she and colin powell, of blessed memory, and madeleine and i were on that series which we allout, there were doubters. anyone who knew madeleine didn't, but not everyone had that great pleasure. and so she made it very clear by going to her gym as soon as the article came out to do it again so that people would know, yes, she did. and she meant toward the next generation -- mentored the next generation of women leaders through vital forces, an organization that she and i helped to start back in the late '90s, and the albright institute at her beloved wellesley college. she relished her annual journey north to wellesley outside of boston each winter to meet with the institutes fellows. they came from all corners of the globe to hear from experts, to think critically about our biggest challenges, and to prepare for central roles in solving them. and very often she would call me when she returned with just such enthusiasm in her voice about the young women that she had just spent time with, and what they were going to do in the future. she led the american delegation to the histo

and that person was colin powell -- >> and to return to my alma mater, the finest university in the united states of america. governor cooper, it is good to se