dance congress. ve concert, dance skill art was shown by both pupils who are from 15 to 20 years old, and graduates of the belaya rus folk ensemble sports diplomacy a rich cultural program at the invitation of the belarusian gymnastics association these days young graces from donetsk are in our country the day before the guests visited the bolshoi theater of belarus previously got acquainted with an exposition of the history park, sula, a rich cultural program, a visit to the circus and a sightseeing tour of our capital on the basis of one of the best sports complexes. in the country of the gymnastics palace, the guests hone their skills, perform the most difficult elements as part of the training camp. in addition, the girls attended the international tournament of marina lobach dynamo continues to fight for a place in the playoff zone in the kontinental hockey league at the minsk arena, the bison will host one of leaders of the western conference. the locomotive from yaroslavl before the visit to th

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why, why do i say that if we win in the word, there will be dances of elections and congresses. there more ultra-right, when you will be like elon musk, well, well, today i will give more money to a partisan. and tomorrow we will think, maybe tomorrow i will go there and such an opposition. she is cynical, unfortunately, she is such a position and a departure from american values, a departure from values, freedom of departure from the values ​​of liberal democracy, but it is not, unfortunately, this position is not only a mask - it is the position of many americans in matters of opinion today . are you sure that this is connected with the fact that the world has changed? it seems to me that henry ford was a man much more talented than elon the mask in terms of his industrial inventions inventions well he eventually i created the conveyor belt that launched the entire world economy as it is but he was an anti-semitic man who was essentially ideologically close to the german nazis he treated adolf hitler with respect it's much worse than before vladimir putin, although it's unknown, it

it is interesting even watching congress do this dance you have ukraine pushing to be admitted into natosident biden, speaker pelosi are both saying we want to help them as much as possible. they were not really getting a yes as to whether they should be admitted because of article five. if you attack one person and nato you are attacking all of us. >> it seems unlikely debbie fast track to giving an immediate occult nato troops into the scene of this whole thing. talking about this on the hill is a chance specialty. the talk about the nord stream two explosion the lakes they are. senator menendez weighing in on who he may think is responsible. >> i think it is putin's way of sending a message to the europeans that i can affect you. you think you have the upper hand on me but i can also affect you. shannon: white house has this try to fret who is responsible. with that issue playing on the hill as well per. >> don't forget vladimir putin is always a point jujitsu or judo here we have a midterm election coming up in 1962 had the cuban missile crisis just before the midterm elections in 19

dancing off their frustrations. i have been to so many town halls with my husband when he was in congress. i can't imagine my husband reacting like this. oh, my gash sean doing this dance in wisconsin. i didn't think about that. >> sean doesn't have her move. the thick puerto rican accent is so disdainful, she has no respect at all for her constituents. that's why maya flores has higher rankings among hispanics than aoc. dan: you know my favorite part about this segment. when i'm on with you on "fox and friends" our producers tell us to break and we blow right past it. rachel campos-duffy, you are the best. thanks for spending time with us. we appreciate it. dan: what do elon musk and kim kardashian have in common? they reportedly use a diabetes drug to lose weight. it's being called the hollywood drug coming up next. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my s

congresses. that’s why you want to dance at your wedding, it’s always very difficult to squeeze it into some kind, then by 100%, but if he walks, then also by 100, and this song she was incredibly important, because she, this one, she gave a way out. this insane revelry of the russian character. she was just talking about what was so lacking , and at every wedding at every wedding this song is played wedding and it is no longer sung by muslim magomayev , but it is sung by people who, in one way or another , earned money in a cafe, sing it themselves, because the music was beautiful, it immediately entered the head, the words were such that they did not have to be heard twice in order to remember, as they say, years have passed , everything has changed, muscovites with ridiculous toys limousines have changed on the bumper. wedding dresses began to be ordered in paris or london toastmaster , professional dancers work, supervise, a specially invited dj, and only two things remained unchanged - wedding photos and songs that have survived to this day. and it remained the same obligatory element of the

congress is running out of time as it considers changing daylight saving time. >>> and later, pirouettes for peace. the ballet company stranded abroad by war dancing across america to help their country. >> it's nice to fight. our task is to save ukrainian culture. >>> good evening. tonight, president biden wrapped west aimed at delivering votes for democrats with critical midterms 23 days away. tonight, mr. biden stumped in portland with control of congress and the future of his agenda at stake. it was the last stop on a fur-day swing through oregon, california, and colorado. cbs' skiler henry is at the white house with more. >> reporter: adriana, good to be with you. the president is doing everything he can to boost his party's bid to keep control on capitol hill, looking to lock up key votes in key areas where his approval rating is up. president biden wrapped up his west coast swing with a final stop in oregon, touting his legislative victories. including the inflation reduction act. >> there's a lot in here that lowers the everyday cost for middle class families to be able to make it. >> reporter: mr. biden's trip caps a four-day stretch wher

congress. they can dance around and u—turn, sacked as chancellor or the prime minister, but the damage is done. but congress, last night in parliament, even by their standards, a new chaotic glue. all the failures of the past 12 years have now come to the past 12 years have now come to the boil. the victims of crime who can't get justice. the boil. the victims of crime who can't getjustice. people dying because ambulances can get there in time. millions going without food or heating and none of its can drum into the tories the idea that our country must come first. they lack the basic patriotically duty to keep the basic patriotically duty to keep the british people out of their own pathetic squabbles and it has wrecked the finances of our country and for millions of people. this cannot continue. britain deserves better. britain cannot afford the chaos of the conservatives any more. we need a general election now. applause. we will just say goodbye we willjust say goodbye to our viewers on bbc world. a 13th conservative mp has called on the prime minister to go. we are just trying to confirm t

congress is the minority leader bringing these trump acolytes even closer. he's been dancing speakership if republicans take back the majority in november. and he has brought people like marjorie taylor greene, lauren bow bert, these election deniers who espouse false statements and what happened on january 6th even closer to him. these people are expected to even be reassigned their committee posts after marjorie taylor greene was stripped of those posts. so i think it is all a sign that in order to be a. >> sean: in this party, look at the majority of republican candidates who are running for office right now. nearly 300 of them are election deniers according to analysis done by my colleague, amy gardner. that is what is still required to hold the position of power in this modern trump republican party. >> listen, no one likes to lose. no one likes to lose, but continuing to perpetuate this lie and to convince millions of people that the election was stolen is dangerous. jackie, thank you very much. >>> coming up, the supreme court is about to hear a case that could hand st

understand that if the us congress decides that russia is a state that finances terrorism, the sanctions that were imposed on russia before that will not allow to change the comparison dancesill be introduced well and without a doubt, it is very important for us to prove the events that are taking place recently , those terrorist attacks, you know when i hear that the so -called ministry of defense of the russian federation declares that they have achieved their goal, let's tell the truth to say what was their goal to shoot up playgrounds to kill peaceful citizens, this was their goal, that's why i think that this will also be a key moment at this session, and the last one is that the azov delegation is here now. their relatives who have the opportunity to speak in front of all political groups and tell key things that relate to the element of state terrorism, namely the concentration camps where our prisoners of war are currently housed, the abuse of fascist prisoners of war the tortures used by putin's regime against them, i think that all these factors together will give the opportunity to all the countries present here to hear and act the key to act what concerns the w

dance it. it's common sense to modestly increase, as others have said here, the threshold for objections to the electoral count so that congress too has options in case of a truly extraordinary circumstance. it's common sense to make the ordinary clear fact of the 12th amendment even clearer still. the vice president of east has no personal discretionary power over the presidential vote. it is common sense to protect states privacy in appointing their electors, but also strengthen requirements as states publicize their -- publicize the rules before the elections and stick to them. it is common sense to make technical changes to other related laws like the presidential transition, and is common sense that our colleagues leave chaos generating ideas on the cutting room floor. or inventing new causes of action for litigation that would throw every election into the courts. the legislation before us with this text in this form, leaves congress one option, to get an outcome. in my view, this is not an opportunity we should mess up. so in closing, i want to again thank my colleagues for their weeks and weeks of hard work on this. le

dance ensemble of the moscow military district. here. the first performance and immediately in the kremlin palace of congresses there is a choir.a, and i go out the first time as a leader. smile, i understand that the chief a and now you can’t hear him from behind, and we ’ll send something like that to sakhalin and i understand that i already screwed up, i paused, and he will sew it on sakhalin like two arrows bandit me, and i’m all here, i just have a white canvas before my eyes, you know , when you are doing something and suddenly you don’t remember anything, i only remember. music by alexandra pakhmutova verses by nikolai dobronravov and again the soloist leonid continues to be himself and everything jumped out me the name of this soloist and i remember i think lord, well, at least my last name. name me, you understand, well, because, well, i don’t remember mine either, and in my head, like in a computer, one last name is brezhnev, brezhnev is the same, and i understand that if i now call leonid brezhnev, i’m further than sokolin and i understand that i i think the second attempt oleg wand, forgot the text. start over and t

dancing? the reason is not because she's bopping back and forth on the set last night. the reason is she's been doing the hustle since she got into congressthen rubber-stamp everything. don't make that nancy pelosi wanted. >> carley: the reason they were heckling her -- the majority of lawmakers voted for that as well. >> everybody did but she was supposed to be the no more, we are the new generation. just go hang out in the adams glam tent. she is the celebrity tiktok. >> carley: she said to move the tent out of her district even though, that is the best part. >> her dance move is the hustle. >> todd: jimmy, this was my favorite segment of the day. i want to thank you for being here. we have to go to the neck story which is my least favorite. i need emotional support. stay here even though -- actually a barn burner last night. i guess people who like burning burns like this game, my office, the yankees office, 13 times, handing in another victory to the astros. one-run lead an absolute -- >> deep to left! it is back and it is gone! alex puts the astros on the board in the third inning. >> todd: the astros holding firm grip on the alc is

dance on the wall when the berlin wall came down. he was very humble. he was also very disciplined about respecting institutions in washington dc that were not institutions. for example he works well with congress even though was controlled by the democrats. he respected the house and had plans on both sides of the aisle but he did not blindside congress with challenges he had and invited them to be part of the solution. it didn't mean everything was easy. it wasn't. it was very hard. but the institution of being part of the solution current is meet their responsibility. on the domestic side probably the american disabilities act which was so dramatic, it motivated the world to have a greater conscience about people who are challenged and need a little bit of a leg up. they need some help so the american disability act, read john sununu's book about being chief of staff for what happened on the domestic side. this book is focused on what happened on the international side and efforts under usaid. very dramatic in spreading the compassion of america around the world. that comes out in these chapters. how did he staff his government and bring people in? what is he looking for? he was not looking

dance, you can call him brian. look, is the coverage overdone? it was constantly playing on a loop on cnn and msnbc. and stone, who was pardoned by president trump for lying to congressbout the russia investigation, has been in and out of favor. but what he says there does seem to reflect the whole let's push and push and push and try to hang on to power, the whole attitude about it. >> a couple of things, howie. number one, they are trying to tell a story, horrific day, i'm not going to make excuses for the speech, and i'm not going to talk about anything that says t not so bad. i think it was a horrific day so, please, don't take anything i say to minimize how horrible that day was and how ill-advised giving the speech was. i'm never going to defend that. but i will say this: they are looking to tell one side of the story. can you imagine if the impeachment a after the ukraine call was what democrats wanted to get out. it didn't mean what they were saying was incat, but there was no pushback from collins and others to say, listen, there's another side. for example, if i talk for 6 hours and you want is minute, are you going to use that to tell your side of the stor