are representatives of several companies, several in fact and one political force, i.e. the confederation party, it should also be said that these are representatives of a separate network, with which they are trying to do something, one way or another, that we have this protest, this moment of change in the government, first of all the ministers in charge of infrastructure and transport, who , but for the last month, i would say , are not making an effort to resolve this situation, mr. dariush, forgive me, i still have to to show you and show our viewers: yesterday a video shot in lviv region was very actively distributed, how our ukrainians were creative and how they get out of the situation, as you can see, they started to transport trucks by railway and thus transport them across the border, well, our people are actually honored and praise, because , well, it seems to me that there is simply no such creativity as ukrainians in the world, and by the way , ukrzaliznytsia has already confirmed that it will mass transit across the ukrainian-polish border. container trains with trucks and actual

so obvious here either, but shimon ugolovny clearly did not like the representative of the confederation partyfire extinguisher to extinguish the candles in the so -called hanukkah minor. galovnya sent brown's case to the prosecutor's office ; the deputy was subjected to all possible punishments, including deprivation of half of his salary for 3 months and all benefits for 6 months, but sooner. in all, this has nothing to do with the jews, it was just an attempt at provocation during the vote of confidence in tusk, how many more such cases will only god know, especially do not forget, the real dictator duda still holds the reins of power, that is, the right to veto bills , initiated by the government , is in his hands, and it is unlikely that it will be possible to overcome his bottleneck, despite the majority of seats. the parliament is still not enough, and the affectionate government most likely received this nickname for a reason. polish the model of statehood has long been based on selling political favors to global players. either they will place the pro systems at home, or they will str

picked up by russia, well, no one can even doubt that, you know , when the activists of the confederation, the partiesf the confederation stand and hiccup, because they were told on the radio... that our ee drivers died, well how , how can you normally do it respond? you see, they just took advantage of the lack of power, when the old government has not yet left, and the new one has not yet appeared, and against this background they are making cheap pr for themselves, it is very profitable in europe now, you see what happened, is happening, there we'll keep quiet about hungary, we have slovakia, then the netherlands. there is still danger in some countries, and why in poland and the same incomprehensible populists do not take advantage of the opportunity and demand what is impossible, already polish, slovak and some other countries have expressed that concern about ukrainian drivers, and in they were clearly told in europe: listen, there will be no turning back, when we... made the decision to enter poland, german and french drivers also had a lot of complaints, but we survived it, so get used to it,

hand, it also has a political political component, because these protests are supported by the confederation partyreme right party, they behave quite aggressively, if not even brutally, yesterday the whole world. circulating information that one of the deputies of this confederation in the diet extinguished the minora candle with on the occasion of hanukkah with a fire extinguisher, it was simply condemned by all political forces, i think that this party will not have support in polish society as well, that is why what happened now in droguska, that the vyut of the commune, which first gave permission, and now took it away this permission to hold these protests, i think that such examples... will also be for zro and this example will be taken by others to enter or join other local authorities that gave permission to hold protests, block borders - it should, but it should also but should also wait that it will not be so easy, it will all happen, because of course poland and this government, even the new government, which is quite pro-european, but it will also protect the interests of its, well , t

often it somehow coincides that when we hear some anti-ukrainian things, the leaders of the confederation partyhich , i remember one of the leaders of that party calls the european union a european collective farm, calls the war in ukraine a made-up war, covid calls made-up, made-up bravery and so on and so forth, that is, i would say so too. exotic people try to be, i would say, initiators of decisions and initiatives between and relations between poland and ukraine, i think, is not their place, because there is no respect for partners, nor for culture, nor does it understand geopolitics in the end, but... this indicates that we are dealing with the hand of the kremlin, how to dig deeper , then we can find it. well, in simple language, grzegorz braun, yes, who the day before extinguished the jewish hanukkah candles from the fire extinguisher, is he so naive and unpredictable, or is it that there is much more behind it, which could, for example, occupy and interest the same polish counterintelligence , yes? well, because... these are too symbolic things, is there a certain limit, what is called

first place, but in total, it does not have enough votes to form a coalition, it was also the confederation party but at the same time, if we look at the new coalition of the three parties of poland, they have... psl - polish peasants, who are also oriented towards farmers, this is part their electorate, they, as members of the coalition will also continue its policy of supporting its target. this means that such romantic support, because we are on the side of good, should not be expected, there will be a rational discussion about mutual interests, about a mutually beneficial partnership, about a joint search for ways to solve the problem, obviously it would be possible to discuss investing in the port infrastructure of poland on the part of ukrainian business, in order to jointly carry out exports, and the grain that enters the polish market went... exclusively in transit and was not distributed on their market, accordingly, by exerting competitive pressure on their players, it could reduce the thousand, and many others, talked about starting a narrow gauge railway on the territory of ukraine, m

here that this issue will be resolved very quickly, and we must remember who initiated it, the confederation partyted it and supports it, and its leader in the parliament yesterday, this and the person who broke off the fire extinguisher and poured the fire extinguisher over minora, the jewish symbol that stands in the parliament in honor of the hanukkah holiday, who is immediately accused of anti-semitism and fascism, these are the same people who proclaim fascist slogans, who have a minority in the polish parliament, they are there 7%, that's why they support it, all the others are obviously against it, while the election campaign was going on for two months, politicians were afraid to interfere in it, but now it is over and everyone is interested in it being resolved quickly and for us... what is this will be done, maybe even in the coming hours or days, we will see it, at least i made every effort for this, as co-chairman of the ukrainian-polish interparliamentary group, and publications in the polish press, and numerous talks with polish officials, and today i talked about it with everyone ,

against ukraine there is one of the federations of carriers, not the largest, by the way, and the confederation party, also not the largest, not the most influential, which is not will most likely take part in the formation of the government, it is a minority party, so if the new government of poland comes to the conclusion that the invention is from bilateral relations with ukraine, and from... good relations with brussels, because let me remind you, tusk came from the another thing about the government with slogans that, unlike its predecessors, it will not conflict with brussels, it will not raise questions about the polksit, it will not raise conflict decisions, where it is confrontational, well, at the head of the corner of its relations, its policy . so here it will be for his first, in principle, essential test is whether he is ready to commit to pro-european policy and decide his priorities based on this. mr. maksym, we would also like to ask you, at the end of our conversation, about sanctions against the russian federation. in your opinion, what is most painfully affecting the russian econo

tomas buchyk, an activist of the pro-russian confederation party, the initiator of blocking the polish-ukrainiander , tweeted. in this tweet, he took a photo of a truck with a yacht and asks: "why do ukrainians have expensive cars and yachts and tag me, as if i am the owner of this yacht, this is a great example of how russian manipulation works, you see, it is written on the yacht safebots, the manufacturer of the yacht, has already stated that it is part of the technical assistance of the united states of america to the government of ukraine, it is a military cargo and a military patrol boat. meanwhile, at the ukrainian-polish border, an additional checkpoint for trucks in hrynivolgo became operational. it is designed for registration of passenger cars and buses, however, since midnight , empty large-sized vehicles have been accepted there in order to relieve the queues that arose due to the blockade, the state border service of ukraine reported. according to the department, at the border more than 2,500 ukrainian citizens were stuck. the ukrainian military received a robotic platform for test

this blockade, but quickly everything rolled back, after these blockers, radicals from the confederation party they began to write complaints and complain that the police were nullifying their blockade with such actions. mr. levka, do we understand that you are constantly communicating with those people who could... somehow change the situation, improve it, of course, we understand that now there is this provisional government, in fact, the polish government of morawieci and he will continue to act for at least another week, well , at least, at least, they promise that on december 11-12 , tusk may form his government, but less with whether his ministers, the ministers of moravetsi, the minister of foreign affairs , in particular, will try to do something, some: conduct negotiations, because even though the government is acting and knows that it will be temporary, it has the authority, and look, in fact, today in brussels, a meeting is taking place in the council of the european union at the level of transport ministers, where it is planned to listen to the polish, slovak and hungarian sides, r

deputy of the polish far-right confederation party grzegorz braun extinguished the hanukkah menorah with a fire extinguisher. in seyms were just taking place. brown demonstratively sprayed a powder fire extinguisher and extinguished the candles, for which he was expelled from the meeting. can't give up, but why is tusk here? because of the incident, the sejm suspended its work, and therefore the official swearing-in of the new government headed by the newly elected prime minister could fail, tusk himself could not have time to go to the eu summit, which is critical for poland and ukraine. however, everything was successful. well, let's talk about everything in more detail with me. colleague sviatoslav khomenko, who covered the topic of polish people, joins elections for the bbc and closely followed the program statements of the new prime minister of poland, congratulations, slava, before talking about what changes should be expected in poland-ukraine relations, a few words about why it took so long to form a new government , almost two months since the elections in poland were held on oc

because you see how things are happening, what situations can be, moscow works because this e the confederation partyis anti-ukrainian , well, it is, let's say, not, without knowing it, pro-russian, but it expresses the same slogans and so on, like russia against us, and therefore there may still be many such parties and such different organizations, therefore, we need to look ahead a little, and i would recommend that our government, after all, more actively start creating such a regional union, where there will be poland, ukraine, lithuania, latvia, estonia with these countries, because they are sympathetic to us and they, they know , what is russia, what is russian occupation and so on further, that is why we need to work with these countries and work already, the war, it, the war is coming from the side, that’s all, i understand, but economic issues, these are very serious issues, if we are blocked economically now, it will simply be the end of us, we will remain alone with moscow, and how will we get out of that, well, this is very difficult, and the second question is what we hope, of course, w

is so obvious, but shimon clearly did not like the firebrand and that representative of the confederation partyit is still not enough, and the patchwork government most likely did not just happen. the model of statehood has long been based on the sale of political services to global players, then they will host the systems, then they strive to sit on ford trump, the main thing is to be liked and in demand, but they did not follow the trends in warsaw, the mandro doctrine is again on the agenda. by the way, this month she turns 200 years old. the united states is increasingly forced to leave its zones of influence and pay attention to what is happening in its garden, so... the money- for-democracy relationship is coming to an end all over the world. that's all for today, it was the trends program. scattered facts packaged into a single concept. see you again! the event that happened in november 2023 is a historical event, when the first nuclear power plant was launched in belarus, has already been fully put into operation, and indeed this radically changed the energy situation in the country; on

a scandal in the polish sejm, a deputy from the far-right party confederation of freedom and independencewn, almost derailed meeting to pass a vote of confidence in the newly elected prime minister. the politician extinguished the hanukkah candles displayed in the building with a fire extinguisher. brown stated that he so wanted to put an end to the satanic act and restore a state of normalcy and balance, but apparently his efforts were not appreciated. the speaker of the seimas removed the fighter from the meeting and showed him to leave the building, calling the incident rudeness, aggression and stupidity. the irish authorities are no longer able to support ukrainian refugees. the day before , a decision was made to reduce by more than five times the weekly allowance for them from 220. i note that earlier in dublin they refused to accommodate ukrainian and other refugees due to a housing shortage; those who had to spend the night on the streets were promised a hot shower, a tent and sleeping bags. maximum tariffs for national services have been established in belarus; the corresponding

associations of carriers on... those, which were still oriented towards the pro-putin marginal party confederation, will resume today at 3 p.m. the blockade of the only unblocked crossing of yagodin between poland and ukraine. mr. andriy, maybe you know something more, is this a threat, will we really get a new blockade? well, yes, from open sources, in most cases open. from those sources, we have information that today the blocking of the direction of the y1 dorohusk checkpoint may resume, and this may happen around 3 p.m., we have not received an official, official confirmation from the representative apparatus from the polish side, but we well understand that the actions blocking is currently taking place in three directions. i will remind you of the checkpoints of ravaruska, krakowiec, and szegyny, and actually the fact that the blocking in the direction of the yagody checkpoint was prohibited, or stopped, was to be expected, of course, such actions can be repeated, and we see what the organizers and participants of this action did. this is possible so that they can continue to carry out such

the hands of the kremlin are sticking out, the organizer of the blockade , the pro-russian party confederationnder the guise of competition in the transport market, actually blocked all our export routes to the eu for a month, and still continues to block checkpoints, this is a knife behind the back of a strategic partner, because ukraine loses hundreds of millions due to the blockade. now transport. will have to be decided by the new prime minister, a friend of ukraine, donald tusk, who has already confirmed: poland remains our reliable partner. the task of poland, the new government and all of us is to loudly and firmly demand from the western community the determination to help ukraine. i will do this from day one. but kyiv and warsaw need to solve a number of problems, in addition to transportation, to resolve the grain dispute and the ban on the import of our wheat, which took place this summer. and here it is important to clean up. emotions, because they prevent finding mutually beneficial solutions, tusk has excellent relations with brussels, after all, he emphasized it even in his own

the 1979 islamic revolution of iran, political parties involved, the confederation of iranian students, the islamic association of students, the competent clergy association, the islamic coalition societies, the fadayana of islam, the movement of militant muslims, the jamah and the mujah organization known as the mk the mko turned into full-blown terrorists. 1981, late june, chief justice behishi is assassinated. 1981, end of august, president rajoyi and prime minister bahonar are assassinated. eventually, the general publican soldiers are not spared. finally, it's time for a trial for terror and freasonistic and human rights violations internationally. iran is calling for this, within its own borders, it will hold a hearing for. mko crimes, the mko or meq is termed munafine in iran, which means the hypocrites. the official trial and absentia of the defendants, that is the mko chiefs, will be held in az 21st or december 12th, 2023. to know more, we decided to see mr. javad mansouri, an iranian historian was also been involved in the country politics since before the victory of the isla

confederation at the... polish level until 2022 was janusz korwin mikke, who in 2022 declared that russia was not involved in the tragedies in buch and called for admiration for the determination of russian soldiers. another partyleader the confederation of grzegorz brown stated: ukraine is a fiction, a very dangerous fiction, the fiction of an independent state, a civilized partner, and a fiction of a sovereign people with whom it is possible to establish long-term relations. neighborly relations, it was grzegorz braun, the only one in the polish parliament, who voted against condemning the actions of the russian federation for crimes in ukraine already after the atrocities in buch. grzegorz braun personally participates in all political actions of all polish youth affiliated with the confederation, and also maintains direct relations with the paramilitary right-wing radical grouping for a friendly circle. this polish structure in turn is tight. works with the neo-nazi group rusich from russia. rusiche militants fight directly in ukraine, as part of the occupying units of the russian army and private military companies of the aggressor country, in particular in the wagner pmc. moscow worked carefully and for a

confederate flag. goal is always to label the entire republican party as racist.n tried calling ben carson racist. yes. trump did more for the black community than the last two decades. here is reporter ryan liza if trump wished the south won the civil war? >> does donald trump believe it was a good thing the south lost the civil war? >> two, is he interested in following nascar, banning confederate flag at his own events? >> he is proud of the united states of america. >> kayleigh: do you see the pattern. that is the play book. reporters and operatives throw out ridiculous questions hoping you slip up and plaster on their sites. here is who needs a history lesson. young people in the far left democratic party. completely warped history of marls and events accelerated by social media. harvard har ras, majority of americans, 18-39, majority say best way to resolve israel-palestinian war, for israel to be ended and given to hamas. give the jew-hating terrorist control of jewish state. guaranteed genocide. same group think jews are oppressors and treated as oppressor

whom they do not vote are extreme right-wing, ultra-conservative and fundamentalist parties, this is the confederation that is the winner in these elections. had very good results in the polls months before the election and also had good numbers before the election itself, instead their election results were a terrible defeat and that's the work of women, it just means that women told them a firm no and didn't vote for them , ago poles are rather centrist. as a political right wing, in the best case they don't care at all, that is, women's issues do not exist for them at all, that is, women's problems are not perceived as something important, women's rights, or again, that women can combine motherhood. this is a complete destruction of women's rights, and here starting from some kind of construction of your life do jakiego meblowania sobie życia tak jak chcemy, dwuh children, that's why i need kindergartens, long-term work of a group of an extended day at school, it's not about that this is an ordinary neglect of women's rights, it comes from a certain understanding of women, a certain image of women

they havr e to cast in a racista light all of the founders and partis of this confederates war memorial attack is about erasing the founders so they canthis con eraseders s the constitution. >> but it also deals with them tryingo theythe cons to erase t, which is why the reconciliation monument is their target. it's not just enough to erase te the past. >> they also want to erase their enem y. a thnem and this idea that you can never truly reconcile with the foat true, even when you fight a against and it's a really awful concept, something that jim rea webb, former navy secretary and vietnam veteran,l said.it's it's an attempt to erase the generosity of the past due to the bitterness of the current age. and it's an awful thint agg we. should reject. >> well, the democrats were >>s , the civil ocrats were war. wao it? it? >>? they may want to erase their own complicity in what happened with slavery and the civil wandedr. f it >> but i think most of it is an attempt to rewrite history. so they can rewrite the future. recall it was orwell who said those who control to pass control the pre

difficult to even calculate now, but there is another principle, the so-called confederates, this is such a right-wing pro-putin partyomised that they would allow military humanitarian cargoes to pass through, and look at this, there are truck loaders standing in this same multi-kilometer queue, and there are combat boats on them, which the united states, as part of this mosquito fleet, transfers to the armed forces, which are very much needed, in particular near the giral, the dnipro, where the small fleet has to practice all the more, and now we will ask mr. lyvko further, levko prokipchuk, we will remind with us an expert on the practical application of customs legislation, the former head of lviv customs, mr. levko, here are these examples that we see from the blocked by poles and slovaks borders, when words are promised. to pass through, and at the same time humanitarian cargoes are blocked, as well as cargoes, cargoes that are intended for the armed forces of ukraine directly from our partners, what can be done in this case? well, actually, when such cases are found, i know that they also applied to

clause of the 14th amendment, which was written to prevent civil war confederates from returning to government. the republican partyn colorado has appealed the ruling to the u.s. supreme court. ensuring that donald trump's name will remain on the colorado primary ballot since it has to be printed up in the next few weeks. a number of other states, including maine, are hearing similar cases. on wednesday, trump filed a request for the democratic secretary of state of maine to recuse herself from the case. meanwhile in colorado, the fbi and local police are investigating a slew of threats targeting judges who voted last week to disqualify trump from the 2024 ballot. in other trump news, special counsel jack smith has asked a federal court to bar the former president from sowing disinformation in his federal 2020 election interference case. in a filing, prosecutors wrote -- "the court should not permit the defendant to turn the courtroom into a forum in which he propagates irrelevant disinformation, and should reject his attempt to inject politics into this proceeding." on the campaign trail, republican presidential h

and those who are blocking are the same ones from the confederation of putinophiles, there are very interesting characters in this union of these partiesand there are enough heralds specific ones that were driven to belarus and russia despite sanctions, and a new new government, a new government. spreads his hands and says: we can't do anything, it's for a long time. why did this happen? i wouldn't say that the new government is not doing anything, from what i know, a few hours ago there was a meeting between the representative of the european commission, the ukrainian side and the polish side about the situation on the border, and they are preparing something there and deciding until that i have no greater data on this subject, with what result it will end. version none of of the parties if he did not announce the results of that meeting, and i think that the polish side will not leave it like that, because we all understand, and the new prime minister donald tusk also understands this very well, what challenges poland faces and what challenges in front of ukraine, and whether anyone likes it from the carriers in poland or not, or par

party. >> she, of course, was governor when the confederate battle flag was taken down from state grounds there. and, you know, even after her initial resistance, right? but in the wake of the shooting. she has had a history of the way she talks about race. so, she's also had a lot of practice, right? how does this kind of compare to historically, how she's talked about this kind of thing? >> yeah, so i've actually been trying to touch base with some of the state lawmakers. i've spoken to before from south carolina on this issue. you know, one state lawmaker i spoke with a while back said, you know, nikki haley and the flag, there are 1 million ways to read that. there are people who say, you know, she had a lot of courage in stepping up and providing cover to members of her party in voting for the legislation that took the flag down. but there are others who say, well, actually, she hopped on efforts that were already well underway and at a time when it was a popular decision to stand for the removal of the flag. i've also heard from state lawmakers today say, you know, her remarks at we

party system to allow voters to choose their candidate. the fourteenth amendment was ratified in 1996 and covered the confederate supporters of the south in against a former president in history, so even the colorado supreme court, all of whose members were appointed by democratic governors, ruled. verdict by minimal majority, four votes against three. the colorado supreme court made a completely flawed decision, and we will quickly appeal to the united states supreme court to overturn this deeply anti-democratic verdict. we have every confidence that the us supreme court will quickly rule in our favor and thus put an end to similar anti-american lawsuits. voter groups have tried to get trump removed from the race in the courts. his competitors in the election race within the republican party came out in unison against an unexpected legal incident. we 're going to win fair. we'll do what we have to do, but the last thing we need is judges making decisions like this. strong winds sweep the orenburg and chelyabinsk regions, tatarstan and bashkyrtastan, on sections of the m5 ural highway, traffic is limited, trucks and public transport are t

in fact, the reason republican party built its basin south carolina was over the confederate battle flag but it will not help her. in fact i think it will hurt her. when you get to the general election, and i'm just very very sorry that she took this turn. >> congressman, back in 2015, you actually tweeted, as you mentioned, you tweeted support. he said governor nikki haley stands and i hope for that the legislator will codify her sentiments. your member of congress. you are actually one of those influential democrat of the last 30 years. you get to determine a lot of what happens in this country. you have insights that most people don't have. what do you think is the motivation behind haley basically abandoning what was, even in your words, a fairly courageous moment, and is it just about pandering? do you think she has read some brand-new book that has given you a new perspective? what would motivate someone who took a stand, difficult stand just five x years ago, to have such a disingenuous gaslighting answer to the public when she is trying to be the president for the entire united s

party system so voters can choose their candidate. the fourteenth amendment was ratified by congress on july 9, 1868, and dealt with the confederates, supportersivil war. it has never been used against a former president in history, so not even by the colorado supreme court. all members of which are appointed by governors, democrats, and we will quickly appeal to the supreme court of the united states, asking that this deeply anti-democratic verdict be overturned. we have every confidence that the us supreme court will quickly rule in our favor, thereby putting an end to similar anti-american lawsuits. voter groups have tried to remove trump from the race in courts in twelve states, but have already failed in seven. colorado. into the presidency of donald trump. his rivals in the race within the republican party unanimously opposed the unexpected legal incident. we're going to win fair, we 're going to do what we have to do, but the last thing we need is judges making decisions like that. usa. joe biden is a threat to democracy, a threat. they are using the legal system to interfere in high-level elections because we are beating them so badly

in fact, the reason the republican party built their base inside south carolina was over the confederateattle flag. but they will not help her -- in fact i think it will hurt when you get to the general election, and i'm just very, very sorry she took this turn. >> congressman, you know, back in 2015 you actually tweeted -- as you mention, you tweeted support. you said governor hickey haley's stand should be applauded and i'm hopeful the legislature will codify her sentiments. you're a member of congress. you're actually one of the most influential democrats over the last 30 careers. you get to determine lot of what actually happens in this country, so you have insights most people don't have. what do you think is the motivation behind haley basically abandoning what was even in your words a fairly courageous moment to is it just about pandderring? do you think she's read some brand new book that's given her a new perspective? what do you think would motivate someone who took a stand, a difficult stand just five or six years ago to have a disingenuous and gaslighting answer when she's tr

delivers them to belarus and russia, and his party, people's right, if i'm not mistaken, it's called people's movement, sorry, it's part of the confederationtogether they speak out in support of putin, they speak out to block aid to ukraine, they present, he holds performances, this rafal makler bills ukraine for 100 billion zlotys, that ukraine is already guilty of aid. that is, it leads active pro-russian, that is, it is not only about transportation, it is there in general, here, when it comes to the same thing, the problem is complex, yes, there is, there is also a question about transportation, so when polish drivers complain about the fact that there is an electronic queue, there is a queue that ukrainian drivers do not manipulate, and this is also true, because ukrainian drivers had the opportunity to register in the queue while still in poland, that is, our driver is still driving, he has not yet... returned, has not loaded, he is registering in the queue, and so far he came back, he is loading, there is another load, it is already simple goes to the border and passes it, and the polish driver stands in the general queue there for

party. his brother, james c luttrell junior was also confederate officer. politics bring them together. whenen douses these are union confederate men, it was the post war politics that united them, knoxville knoxville's were the republicans and the holston's for the democrats. where did they play? we all knew they played on the gay street baseball grounds. this was breaking in the research, it was mentioned that they played along were jackson avenue is. i cannot say for certain exactly where the holston's platecl, there was in 1895 article that i found that in mentioned cripple creek, that is first great. cripple creek gets its name, i saw an article from lucy templeton many moons ago who said it had to do with the bend in the creek that's why they called it cripple creek. it was an area prone to flooding and it had flooded significantly. looking at the maps in this. of 1867, looking at the maps trying to find vacant land, the best guess is where i placed that burgundy looking baseball in a vacant area. first creek has changed its path since this 1867 map. what is interesting is where t

the confederate flag flew for the first time inside the capital on that day. the republican party been in the party have a particular duty to stand against where we are today. and i also think we all have to recognize he's using a fascist playbook. i don't disagree with what you're saying. he's taking the same steps that we've seen people all around the world take in the past. the challenge for us as americans is not seen ourselves well, that could never happen here. the people who are claiming that he's going to unrave the constitution if he's elected again our catastrophe's in. we can't go down that path. we have to understand is very real threat. there's a lot of time for us to debate how we got to this place but right now we have to stand together as americans to stop it. what's the most important thing. >> stephen: i completely ag agree. i completely agree and i think that's one of the reasons why you are perceived with such courage but even the people who don't agree with what the policies you voted for, voted with the president 90% of the time. but now when it counts for th

forces of the confederation, which is very opposed to of ukraine even before the full-scale war, and during it, under the instigation of this partyhey are doing, and this is actually what is happening now, that it is really complicated to move cars on the roads, and that is partly why companies are now looking for opportunities, redirection of flows to romania, because there are risks that slovakia will join, we hear similar statements every day, then hungary, which has traditional, let's say, glass-forming relations with ukraine, and romania, at least, we do not hear any similar statements from it , even on the contrary, romania said a few months ago that it is currently developing the possibility of supplying up to 4 million tons of grain per month through its territory, that is, a very important figure for ukraine, because this is approximately our monthly export, that is, we will be able to completely switch to romania, and that is why tim none the less, this problem really exists, and there is another important point, it should be understood that due to the blocking by polish carriers, ah, the border, now it is suffering...

party. about to mention his brother, who also played. he was a confederate officer during the american civil war. so, politics is what brings these together. where dow says these are union and confederate men, it is not so much that. is the postwar politics that united them. knoxville knoxville's being the republicans, and the holston's being the democrats. where do these players play? we have long known about dow's playing on the gay street baseball grounds. this was sort of pathbreaking in this research. there had been mention that they played along jackson avenue now on the railroads. i can't say for certain exactly where the holston splayed. but there was in 1895 article i found that mentioned cripple creek. that was first creek. cripple creek gets his name according to, i believe i saw an article from lucy templeton many moons ago who said it had to do with the bend in the creek. that is why they call the cripple creek. it was an area prone to flooding. and it had flooded significantly. in looking at the maps in this period of 1867, looking at the maps

confederate. the system's been in place for many many years. did she say banning whites from christmas partything she celebrates? what time should the uninvited white show up to the whites only christmas party? 7ish? no one's ever mistaken me for a constitutional scholar, but we banned separate but equal in the '50s. wu broke the law. who? wu. massachusetts state law prohibits making any distinction, discrimination or restriction in admission to or treatment in a place of public accommodation based on race. now wu says the anti-white christmas party wasn't taxpayer funded. but the city had the party at a city building and used city funs. that's what taxpayer funded mean, wu. look what we have here. that's the district attorney. arriving at the illegal anti-white christmas party. the da is going to have to prosecute. i'd like to call myself as a witness. there were no whites at the party. everybody was dancing to the beat. and who's the woman? she doesn't look very proud showing up at an anti-white christmas pearce. maybe she's kevin's plus one and she's married. we don't know. the uninvited

confederates from serving in the government. but colorado state court banned trump from this primary ballot because of his role in the january 6 attack on the capitol. the republican party of colorado has appealed the decision to the supreme court. lawyers representing them called it a grave attack on millions of americans' fundamental right to vote they say if it is not reversed it had have an irreparable harm. michigan's supreme court just rejected an effort to keep trump off the ballot yesterday there have been dozens of lawsuits across the country trying to disqualify him from the ballot but so far colorado is the only state where the effort has been successful now it is up to the supreme court to decide if that ban had s w will stay in effect. >>> just after a year after narrowly winning reelection, lauren boebert is jumping to the other side of her state. she announced she had be running for the fourth congressional district district in 2024 instead of her current seat in the third. ken buck announced his retirement she has been outraised by adam frish who came within 600 votes of beating that conservative firebrand in 2022. >>> a veteran was missing for ten years

coalition in poland, the law and justice party cannot be called ultra-right, it is just a classic right-wing, right-wing force, but an ultra-right confederation of .. knew a serious defeat, it did not strengthen its capabilities , spain, where many believed that the right would definitely come to power, but associated with it not even so much a triumph in the traditional rights, the fact that they would be able to form a coalition with a far-right party fox. this did not happen. fox suffered a serious defeat in the election, it was this party, the people's party of spain, that won. everything happened as planned, she won the first place in the elections, as, by the way, the law and justice party won the first place in the elections, these right-wing parties won the elections, but they did not have enough votes to form a government and in spain, and in poland, and in spain, the democratic left-wing coalition in power, led by prime minister pedro sánchez, and in poland, the center-left coalition in power, led by donald tusk, that is, but also law and justice. in fact, the people's party in spain also hoped for the success of the far-right, as y

opposition consisting of several parties. which went to these elections in order to defeat pis, pis, by the way, actually also ran in a block with the far-right confederationputy was expelled from there, literally yesterday, they put it there, as it is called minora, and they lit one candle at a time, then, since he decided that it could be a fire hazard, he grabbed it and started extinguishing everyone and everything there, well, it was over for him because they decided that he was dangerous. for the diet and even for his party, despite its far-right views, there , so they said goodbye to him, and gentlemen, also actually what good news, i wanted to say that the actual composition of the new government has been announced, that it is interesting what they have there there are very different ministers, for example, the climate and so on, we don't have that, well, but we are also of course interested in the position of the minister of foreign affairs, an influential position, and this is a person who will certainly influence some relations not only with the... country, but also and in the rights of some kind of advocacy of our ukrainian interests in the euro

think the upper echelons of the democratic party are now controlled by what could be referred to as luxury beliefs. they have the luxury of believing that confederatetues are the greatest threat to america and climate change, too. the high prices and the cost of living doesn't affect them as much because they live in these elite bubbles. >> laura: yeah. my view on this, guys, is that when pooferld is deciding that drug legalization was a bad idea, that's a big sign for the left. ned and sarah, you both are so great. great to have you on all year long. there are now at least 16 states seeking to save democracy by crushing it. and, of course, they want to take trump off the ballot because you can't have people vote, right? in moments, i will explain way to this legal insanity threatens those beyond the former president. stay there. getting sick and tired of cold and flu products that don't work? biovanta is the only number one physician-recommended product chosen over all others, including tylenol, mucinex, zicam, and nyquil / dayquil. the combat symptoms and boosts immunity. biovanta really works. >> laura: 16 and it is not sweet. that is the number

confederates are the bad guys. this is not rocket science but we have a republican party not operating on earth one so they cannot saye saying in order for us to have a moral democracy, a multiracial moral democracy which should be the goal. >> you know, when i worked for president biden, he used to always say that america is always in search of a more perfect union and throughout history we have taken steps to become a more perfect union and that fight still wages on, and when you think about it, nikki haim was the governor of south carolina when the 2015 shooting happened at emanuel ame church when a racist young man walked into a church and gunned down members of a church including the pastor during bible study so that led to the taking down of the confederate flag from the south carolina statehouse after many, many, many calls for it and this is what she said at the time. i want to play this for folks. >> in south carolina we honor tradition. we honor history, we honor heritage. but there's a place for that flag and that flag needs to be in a museum where we will continue to make sure that people can honor it app

this is more about who the modern day republican party is ando th the effort to embracd trumpism. so it's all about the confederates. but nikki haley remove d the confederate flag from the state capitol. but sure, she's racist ates and shee's racist denies slavery. right. this tells you everything you need to knowfederate about i leftist playbook. the goal is always to label the entires to labe republicany as racist. they even trieasd calling ben carson racist a few years back. yes. benben carson. trump did more for the blacks. community than any president in the last few decades. but sure, he is racist, too. here's reporter ryan lizza asking mdecadee if trump wisheda the south had won the civil war .wa >> president trump believed that it was a good thing that the south lost the civil war and then to is he interested in following the nascar example and banning the confederate flag at his own events? >> your first question is absolutely absurd. of th >> he's proud of theunited united states of america . do you see the pattern here? that is the playbooksee th. the same one time and time again, reporters and operative

people were expelled from congress and three confederates and two convicted of federal charges, and george santos has not been convicted in a court. you know, our partyhe rule of law and due process, and we're deeply concerned about preserving those things. maybe he will be convicted by a jury of his peers but that hasn't happened and that's why we had reservations about it. will: you both didn't vote to expel santos and to the best of your knowledge and understanding the republicans colleagues on the isle, why did so many vote to oust him in violation of historical precedence and equal application to others with accusations and charges in some cases against them but not convictions? >> i think many of our colleagues looked at ethics committee report and had concerns that this is not befitting of a member of congress. again, my concern was that the lack of due process and it's a very slippery slope when this type of precedent is set. however, the house work its will and we're committed to making sure we hold this seat and the special election will be in february or march and, will, it's important to remember when we have local elections, there's a re