we hid her in the most mysterious of worlds where the dark forces would never have thought of lookingu don't need to go back the same way. archive 17, verse 48 place what was right in my hands? can not be. and what about you? you may not let me into my world. maybe one of you will take a book? do you want to give the book to mortis? he has already been here once. what's pushing you towards this dark man? if you pass my heart, my girl. grandpa and now hurry up princess, the magical passage will close soon. what am i to do with you? give it to me. i will love him. i hope you can rely. after all, you are from the royal family. look, let's not grow up. it will be fun, really. hide, please, this book, it is very, very valuable. so, what kind of book is this? i will go. i need to say something to gennady ivanovich here. veronica i'm back, i found the book. i'm back. i found the book ginger princess and ginger ginger princess whom i see, i did not expect that the little pawn from the sebastian family would turn out to be. a nimble one that dares to circle his fingers around? only you they my

we hid it in the most mysterious of the worlds, where the dark forces would never think of looking fort. i had the book, right in my hands. it can't be. what happened to you? mortis won't let me into my world. maybe one of you will take a book? do you want to give the book to mortis? he has already been here once. who pushes you to it dark person? if it pierces my heart, my girl. grandpa and now hurry up princess, the magical passage will close soon. farewell , i'll be gone. what am i to do with you? give it to me. i will love him. i hope you can rely on. after all, you are from the royal family. look, don't let him grow up. fun truth. hide, please, this book, it is very very. what kind of feature is this? i will go. i need to say something to gennady ivanovich here. veronica i found a book sebastian will be so. swift, what dares the princess circle her fingers around? well , why did you stop? which of my faithful reflections do you think is your friend? only you they are my phantoms are able to be reflected in this mirror. you understand how it all ends. like everyone who does not cor

so starting conversations in this way then it goes and it goes we can start working against the dark forces preserve what we have enjoyed over 230 i plus years that's worth but not through politicians to the united states supreme court. >> we love cable news. [laughter] >> the one piece may have not talked about the way that perceived bias may seep into that are there any tips to formulate their values and what other people's values might be and just to be a little more open. >> what i suggest in the book is literally write down your values it could be that you have to have integrity in every decision that you make you make it people upset with you but you will always find your way. those are just might be some examples from your faith or your religion i value health. i value education you might do better in the academic setting you don't want to vaccinate them because politically is not appropriate for the government so if you can't say to t yourself and you can figure how to make those compromisesn i have to do this one and the vaccination. most of us know what they are. and then never ha

want to raise a second toast to andrey for our new friend and main defender of the port. from the dark forcesare lucky andrey what are you with us today? after this terrible story misha we were really friends with him, let's not. andrey, you used to work in the st. petersburg police for 10 years you know, i used to want to work in the police, though, i even studied at the university of the ministry of internal affairs, but then i took up a completely different job. and i really don’t regret it. and in general it is better to stay away from all this. you are walking on the edge. frontiers, this is not about us with the frontiers, but rather to the border guards. and to understand where these boundaries are. we are for hot. over time, there really were buddies, well, probably stressful nerves sleepless nights. they did their job. it was an accident, the investigation will sort it out. now the most important thing is to restore chronology of his last days. it is important that the main question remains open. why did misha go to st. petersburg at night? i think that this is connected with his las

the main defender of the port from the dark forces don vip beware of crime and don't even try to corner me. this is supposedly. he broke the law all one by one into the cell. take people away, they cut down the forest, the chips fly. do not follow to train your own did not hold military weapons. my name is viktor midushevsky. these are very terrible things, let the child go, in general we are in severe tension. noah depression eyes break in the evening robbed my cash-in-transit car. i think that you can really money. you can imagine a lot of enemies, how much they stole. why do you need everything? not even a taxi, andrey sergeevich, lie still, we are going to the hospital, that everyone is alive with the guys. i feel good, i need to get back to the scene of the robbery. no need, who without you is, who understands. i need to get back you're showing signs of a severe concussion. just a bomb, actually a live robbery, it's great to publish this video in the interests of the investigation. this is not discussed. i don't want a conflict with the police. take sharks for tonight. wake up, how

this is of war, white dark forces on the russian consciousness. actual sharia was a very bright and intelligent person. she was a real hope into national political science. the fact that we left her such a young age who tragedy. she made a sacrifice for her father was no doubt that the target of this terrorist attack was alexandra to again. this he a man who created a synthesis of antique globalist ideology, applicable not only to russia, but also to the whole world. west understands that this idea can undermine their global dominance. they know who do get is they decided to strike at our decision making center. dirkin is undoubtedly among the most important people. afloat was struck directly at him. it happened that diary accidentally accepted his death instead of head. oh, i think we have to expect such attacks on intellectual centers will continue. we need to be prepared for everything. and now it's important to investigate his tragedy. his terrorist attack and neutralize these areas. western media outlets have reacted to the killing with some publishing, rather cynical headlines. many also

this is a story about the hero's struggle with dark forces, the tatin district or ulus of the republiche custodian of traditions. here you can hear the yakuts singing and playing the jew's harp; it is called the hammus. girls in national costumes are richly decorated with silver. counts, that the yakuts are pastoralists who came to the banks of the lena from the baikal region, they were already in antiquity perfectly able to handle metal. this is understandable without iron, scrap. fierce, in winter, do not, for example, make a hole for fishing, nyurgustan. uvarov , a celebrity of the namsky ulus, works with metal , making khomuses a simple device for this instrument. there is a tongue in the middle of the frame, pull the thread, or put the khomus in the mouth with a finger, a natural resonance is obtained. uvarov tells the old legend at the yakut iron cossacks who came here. they were surprised when they saw, uh, the cavalry, the cavalry was also in armor. if the cossacks were the first to arrive in yakutia, then missionaries poured in here in the 18th century. from the european part

himself by telling the truth about the great struggle between communism and capitalism between the dark forcesot remember 9/11, the fear that day, the sense of peril, the shock that there was somehow an enemy within you had attacked our country causing the worst attack on our territory since the war of 1812. they do not remember that they will not remember a world in which division was not the norm and somehow we can't talk to each other if we disagree, we just yell at each other or we texter between but talking to those who don't agree, they would not know about this library but ronald reagan understood what james mattis it took power as well and bravery and honor to reach across the aisle and work with those who were your adversaries politically but not your enemy. because they too were americans in the stories of ronald reagan the two irishmen doing their thing long after washington had closed down, though stories would not be known to those young people without this library. this is the place to remind ourselves how we overcame peril and division in ronald reagan's unique contribution to d

this is a white form, because it is the victory of light e from light to dark forces.e flag on our flag is written in black and red study honor of the fatherland. and this is very important, because we are raising children, uh, in love, uh, for their homeland. oh, to your story. uh to your achievements to your victories. and this is the most. the main thing that needs to be explained to our opponents. thank you very much for these comments. all the best to you, but let's just tell. where are these pictures from? that on top is really a fake photo, those photos that here are a mix of photos taken, and the photos were taken during the action in memory of the hero in the first world war, in which members of the patriotic organization junker youth headquarters participated. they are dressed a-a in the uniforms of various military units of the russian empire during the periods of the first world war, and including quite accurately in the conscious uniform of the officers of the kornilov shock regiment, formed in the seventeenth year, and here its hallmarks were a silver sku

between the dark forces of oppression and the light of freedom?9/11. the fear that day, the sense of peril, the shock that there was somehow an enemy within who had attacked our country, causing the worst attack on our territory since the war of 1812. they would not remember that. they won't remember a world in which division was not the norm. a world in which, somehow, we can't talk to each other if we disagree. we just yell at each other. or we text, or we tweet. but talking to those who we don't agree? you see, they would not know without this library that ronald reagan understood what james madison called the contestation of politics. that it took power as well and it took bravery and honor as well to reach across the aisle. to work with those who are your adversaries politically, but not your enemy. because they too were americans. and the stories of tip o'neill and ronald reagan, the irishman, doing their thing long after washington had closed down. those stories would not be known to those young people without this library. so, this is a pl

way and then you bring it home and then it does then it goes and you start working against the dark forces. and preserve what for 230 plus years -- i have four daughters. i think it's were saving but it's not going to be by listening to cable news and politicians and frankly unfortunately the supreme court. of course we love cable news. [laughter] >> i think the one piece we haven't talkedd about is the way that people might establish their value sets in the way it's perceived might feed into that but i wonder if there's any tips you can give people on how they are formulating what their values aren't trying to understand what other people's values might and how they confront their own lives and how can they be more open to hearing another prospective? >> what i suggest in the book is to literally write them down to write them down. it could be that they understand you have to have integrity or that's one of my values. you have to have integrity. you might be on popular. you might get people upset with you but the hold on to that you will always find your way. i also tell them if you get k

. >> dark forces trying to steal the election. >> voters are in the final hours of making a monumental ballots were being counted across america, it was becoming clear trump was about to lose. >> they're trying to steal an election. they're trying to rig an election and we can't let that happen. >> there is no doubt it is donald trump who is most responsible for millions of people believing the lie that he won and the election was stolen. but it is undeniable it is alex jones who spent months telling his followers to revolt. >> they will be hiding. they will pay. they will be destroyed because america is righteous! if they want a fight, they better believe they got one! [ cheers ] >> immediately after the election, jones would appear at rallies across the country with his bullhorn. >> joe biden, burn in hell! >> and an armored vehicle -- >> 1776! >> resurrecting the slogan that roger stone had coined in 2016 -- stop the steal. >> stop the steal! stop the steal! >> raising money, firing up crowds, running sales on infowars, and calling his followers to action. >> everybody needs to be a

to your left, in russia, they believed that to be saved from one dark force it was possible to write cross for six weeks, then throw it into the flame, and the ashes eat. what was the name of this terrible force in general, to be honest, it's just a fever. she had a thin face, big eyes, blue skin, she lived, she was in the forest and was a friend of the goblin. but to your right in the old days in russia for some reason it was believed that a meeting with a monk. to a bad omen. what should have been done to avoid trouble after that? here is the word horizontally, it is necessary to guess it here 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 letters. well, according to tradition, i let him open any five. name if they are, they will be opened in all three words. a m e r k please open the letters, if they exist anywhere at all. well, i'm ready to give you a minute to think. as you know, it doesn't affect anything. you can stop time at any second, you can answer immediately. in general, as you like, dispose of your minutes give a minute, of course. alas and ah do you know the word? you see, the fact is that we g

this is a story about the hero's struggle with dark forces, the tatin district or ulus of the republicnsidered the custodian of traditions. here you can hear the yakuts singing and playing the jew's harp. it is called khomus girls in national costumes richly decorated with silver. it is believed that the yakuts are pastoralists who came to the banks of the lena from the baikal region, they already knew how to handle metal very well in ancient times. this is understandable without iron, scrap. fierce, in winter, you can’t do, for example, an ice hole for fishing, nyurgustan. uvarov, a celebrity of the namsky ulus , works with metal, making khomuses a simple device for this instrument. there is a tab in the middle of the frame it is pulled by a thread or a khomus is placed in the mouth with a finger, a natural resonance is obtained. uvarov tells the old legend about the yakut iron, the first cossacks who came here. they were surprised when they saw, uh, the cavalry, the cavalry was also in armor. if the cossacks were the first to arrive in yakutia, then missionaries poured in here in the

small groups and you bring it home and then it goes and goes and we canstart working against the dark forces and join hands again on as people . and preserve what we've luenjoyed for 230+ years and i have four daughters. i think it's worth saving but it's not going to be by listening to cable news and politicians and frankly unfortunately the united states supreme court. >> which of course we love cable news. >> you're going on on friday. tune in. t>> but i think the one piece we haven't talked about is the way people have established their fbias sets and the way bias might seep into that. i wonder if there's any way you thought of or tips you can get people for kind of as their formulating what their values are and also trying to understand whatother people's values might be , how they confront their own biases to be a little bit more open to hearing another perspective. >> what i suggested thebook is to write them down. write your values down. it could be, i mean, i tell my kids . they understand that you have to have integrity. i tell them that's one of my value systems. you have to have

for personal grudges, you say, for racial and class resentments in a generalized paranoia that dark forces're describing what is happening, but what is most alarming, i think, about what you write is you say what makes the situation worse is that there is no remedy for it. >> right. the problem is that when people are driven by an internal sense of resentment, by irrational fears, by a kind of itching sense of inferiority that really has more to do with them than anything happening in the world, any given moment, you can't really placate that. you can't negotiate with it. you can't fix it. you can't pass policies or laws that would make it better. if you think about what happened between 2016 and 2020, for example, when donald trump's supporters and maga world won everything, they won the white house, they had a majority in congress, and it didn't get better. they remained as angry as they always were. and in fact by the end of those four years it was worse. because winning elections or marching or attacking the capitol, none of it kind of fills the emptiness inside and gives meaning to th

bring it home and and then it goes and it goes and it goes and we can start working against the dark forces enjoying hands again as people and and preserve serve what we've enjoyed and for you know, 230 plus years and you know, i have four daughters. i think it's worth it's worth saving but it's not going to be by listening to cable news and politicians and frankly. unfortunately the united states supreme court, which of course we love cable news. i'm on campus you're going on on friday, please. tune in but i think the one piece of it that we haven't talked about is the way that people might establish their value sets. yeah, and the way that perceived bias might seep into that and i wonder if there's any way that you've thought of or if there's any tips that you can give people for kind of as their formulating what their values are and also trying to understand what other people's values might be how they confront their own biases to keep themselves just a little bit more open to hearing another perspective. well, what i suggest in the book is literally to write them down. yeah. write your

can the press undo these dark forces. >> what, what did you do?and in the film redferred and hobson represent the role that woodward and bernstein actually played in unraveling the watergate cover up in 1972. >> i had great respect for journalism. "all the president's men" was about who were the guys who dug underneath like gophers to get to the truth. >> you guys are about to write a star story that says the highest ranking law enforcement officer in this country is a crook. just be sure you're right. >> it's a movie about competent people doing their jobs even when it appears powerful entities you're taking on are obviously going to crush you. >> this won't take long. >> please go away, okay? will you please leave before they see you? >> what do you mean they? >> alan really knew how to create a sense of paranoia and suspense. you can hardly even take a full breath when you see that movie for the first time. >> nothing's riding on this except the first amendment of the constitution, freedom of the press and maybe the future of the country. >> th

purpose, he took his great prodigious skills and took it in the opposite direction to the dark side as a force for evil. ah, japan's general stuff allocated enormous resources to help the biologist establish a secret facility to develop biological weapons. china's manchuria region occupied by japan in 1932 cents turned into the puppet state of mind to co became the testing ground. manchuria is very handy because of its location close to the u. s. s. on it also has plenty of test subjects, test subjects. you mean people brought to the unit, the test? exactly. those people were meant to die. that's right. from tribunal questions to quiz shima. kiyoshi. a medical service. major general. mm. mm. in 1968 central secret facilities were established in the hills of manchuria. unit 100 in san jang worked on lifestyle contamination. unit 516, it's. it's a gum manufactured, chemical weapons, and unit 731 near been developed biological weapons, and tested them on civilians. in pen fung village, they burned down around 300 local dwellings to clear space to build unit 731. the facility was self sufficient a

nationalities and religion asserts truth and light, which always prevail over lies over the forces of darkness't be heard without tears, the always powerful leningrad symphony sounded incredibly beautiful that evening. final chords to the accompaniment of grandiose fireworks and in these fiery reflections of the peter and paul fortress and the reflection in the neva, as if the whole history of the great and unconquered city polina ermolaeva alexey karpukhin andrey sorokin anastasia tyurina 200 weeks, st. petersburg this is news of the week next in the program. the far east and the arctic as unique tourist regions, what chukotka offers and what is now in the avdeevka direction well, let's return to the donbass, our military commander yevgeny davydov reports. the armenian corps continues the offensive along the entire line of contact from the strike to gorlovka. this is the vicinity of the village, novgorod well or new york. on the other side more recently here. the armed forces of ukraine were now in positions. you know, the allied force is being fixed in positions, tunnels are equipped with fi

we're learning more about yesterday's fbi search, but what consequences there will be for the dark maga forcesal

we're learning more about yesterday's fbi search, but what consequences there will be for the dark maga forceseatening violence on social media, some not even bothering to disguise their identities. and why should -- why you should not buy into the hype that the fbi search at mar-a-lago is somehow unprecedented. good evening, i'm jason johnson in for joy reid and we begin 24 hours perhaps after the biggest story of the american presidency, that for the first time in history the fbi conducted a search at the home of a former president, that of donald trump. we have learned a lot more about what went down in his mar-a-lago residence, but there are still a lot of up answered questions. a source familiar with the matter tells nbc news that the search was tied to classified information trump allegedly took with him when he left the white house. remember back in february the national archives asked the justice department to investigate if trump's handling of white house records violated federal law. it came a month after the archives retrieved 15 boxes of presidential records taken to mar-a-lago. nb

on the book of mykhailo ende, where a boy fought in a fantasy world with a country with the forces of darknessho tried to actually destroy the fantasy country, which simply crumbled and disappeared into nothingness, and it is like this it's terrible, it's a terrible metaphor, and i never thought that such a country in fantasy could suddenly become our ukraine, you spoke well about fantasy, it's a good image, and here i am for you. let me try to explain the situation less lyrically, because this is what wrote the game for me it's absolutely obvious. and a little piece of history, by the way, if you remember. i always say it, er, quite clearly, that ukraine has to pass two tests. the first is the ability of the ukrainian people to create a state. this is an important test. the second is the impossibility of existence. of an independent ukrainian state within the borders of the ukrainian ssr, this is also a very important bridge, as we wonder. let's take a look at the reality. in 1918, the independence of the ukrainian people's republic was proclaimed for the first time, which declared certain bo

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nationalities and religions affirm truth and light, which always prevail over lies over the forces of darknessat is impossible to listen to without tears, the always powerful leningrad symphony, sounded incredibly beautiful that evening. the final chords to the accompaniment of grandiose fireworks and in these glowing reflections of the peter and paul fortress and reflections in the neva, as if the whole history of the great and unconquered city polina ermolaeva alexey karpukhin andrey sorokin anastasia tyurina vesti nedeli, st. petersburg this is vesti nedeli next in the program. the far east and the arctic as unique tourist regions what chukotka offers and what is now in the avdeevka direction, which means that you will finally see again more than the rest an unexpected exclamation in putin's office why are emotions relevant eyes afraid of hands doing new road construction, when they became a common thing, the first such road in russia opens the more you do, the more you get done, which helps you to keep up. we reviewed the new watch. putin moscow time 12:00 30 minutes. how much does it cost

media, by the way, the reported regarding that specifically this i thought they said dark about those really forces were, were targeting or tried to do to hurt or one of the fighting grooves that were they were trying to fire roberts to work around. i finan fighters have continued to, to launch a barrage of rockets towards israel in retaliation for the ongoing air strikes. setting signs off as far away as tel aviv most have been intercepted by israel's iron. don't miss our system. and no serious casualties have been reported. and is ready, rates have continued across the occupied west bank as well as it is arrested. 19 members are v, as i mean, she had group troops rated sites in the city of janine and the calendar area south of ramallah. the group has indicated it will retaliate saying now is the time for resistance. not a truce. taiwan says china is show force around its waters is getting more menacing . the taiwanese defense ministry says after 2 days of posturing, chinese aircraft and warships have now rehearsed an attack on the island. it also says the chinese fleet crossed the unofficial buff

dark ages. israel is a force for good, it is a force for democracy. >> ongoing tensions.e cease-fire between the two sides is in effect now after two days of intense violence. live in israel with more. trey. >> a cease-fire is underway now with israel. so far it appears to be holding. after three days of fighting between the sides. we saw them firing rockets into major population centers here including the cities of tel aviv and jerusalem. responding with airstrikes along the gaza strip. here is what it looked like near the border earlier today. >> a massive rocket. you can see the rockets coming off the northern part. israel's missile defense system intercepting them. go to the sea. go to the sea. you can see incoming rocket fire slamming into the sea across from the position we are in. you can hear more explosions right now. targeting positions inside the gaza strip. >> in response, the israelis were targeting positions killing more than 40 palestinians. most of them militants from the group islamic jihad. the group in charge of gaza did not get involved in this round o

you get a joe biden phone, and you get a free plane ride to some other state in the dark of night, and that state is forced care of every need you have, housing, food, clothing, education, health care. we pay for all of that. we believe in immigration. all four of my grandparents came to ellis island, and i am a product of legal immigration. most of you have similar stories to tell. we believe, and this probably is the biggest issue to me more than any other issue. i prefer the guy that gave us two dollar per gallon gasoline. i prefer the president that for the first time in 75 years made us energy independent. [cheering] now some people got upset with donald trump because he sent out mean tweets to a very corrupt media that lied about him for three years. if i got lied about for three years, i would think they are corrupt as hell like he does, wouldn't you? think about it, i want america not only to be energy independent, but energy dominant. how is it possible that we live in a time and a place and an era where we have more natural resources domestically with gas, natural gas, oil and coal, and we have g

institutions have been destroyed and some of them simply cannot be restored, they will need forces after we defeat this darknesss been destroyed here. of course, there is a lot of work ahead of us, but the most important thing is to fight against this influx and drive them out of the state borders, well, we will have to work on this, because they have more serious motives here, to develop us, you know, i already said about the fact that putin is taking revenge on those cities that he could not take or that did not fall to his feet, this mykolaiv, mariupol, odesa. i think that he is so petty about some individual cities. in my opinion, it is important for him to subjugate the whole of ukraine and until he sees that the tricolor of the russian federation is flying over kiev, for example . well, he will definitely try to continue this senseless russian aggression, but it never comes to that. his is a illusory hope of conquering ukraine. well, it will be stretched out in time until we destroy his group how did the weapons come to us, thank you very much, thank you for your service. thank you for your comment. andri

, connected the outdoors, figured out the hangar in the morning, special forces were ordered, carry out the operation in the darkrest we considered it too risky. ok, that's me breaker that happened. it's not too much. risky no. nobody asked shilov to climb there. he also attracted arnautov, who, by my order , was out of staff and had the right to participate in operational activities. shilov interfered with you again, yes, but as a bad dancer something always interferes with you, comrade general. well, aren't you obviously. and i, of course, understand your relationship, but shilov acted without warning or informing anyone. he thwarted my operation, but i need to work for kovalev. gushchenko, that you have roman georgievich for the morning the train was bought 4 tickets mataev jafarov and two idris brothers, it seems they are not going anywhere, only the idris remain, which is operational, what do you mean to me, all four arrived to us last thursday too late. and what about the phone, i 'll try to do billing in the morning. maybe something on the phone. okay, thanks, sveta, come on. well, where did ours say at t

ethnic cleansing of more than 800000 albanians from kosovo by serb majority yugoslav, forces in 1998 to 99 is the dark shadow over relations between the 2 sides, kosovo declared independence. 9 years later. finally, now the prime minister says he wants more backing from the european union and the u . s. as relations with serbia deteriorate, what i would ask from them is to be more active, more clear, and more firm on their stance towards belgrade. because of the links between belgrade and moscow are broad and deep and dangerous for the future. serbia's president says, christina, is trampling on the rights of the served minority in kosovo, alexander boot, which has the backing of russian president vladimir putin. voltage says serbs working in cost of in institutions will leave their jobs and as a deal is reached to and what he calls that persecution, i believe the firm. despotic president putin has great interest in destabilizing europe. he once sir, to have coosaw state fail, he wants to show that just as iraq and afghanistan were not successful, international interventions, likewise course or why is

secretly dragged there and accumulated what was next, under the cover of darkness, to throw it over to the line, our armed forces were repairing it, you eh, just eh e destroyed it location, and this afternoon, the last transport artery was just destroyed, because the day before, the road surface was destroyed just above the kakhovsky sluice, and there was one more passage near the railway surface , the surface of the dam of the kakhov hpp, so this afternoon, our armed forces are absolutely again and geometrically worked out the last way of supplying the orks with weapons and heavy equipment, transferring them from the left bank to the right bank and according to the front line, now the occupier no longer has an absolute the ability to transfer neither weapons nor armaments, even food to the large number of battalions of the tactical group, which they flaunted and seemed to strengthen the front line, and at the same time, our partisans again, uh, they are constantly strengthening the resistance movement in the occupied kherson region. and you know the propaganda machine of the occupiers, which it works powerfully

court as an idea, is held, you know, as very great esteem and yet, not immune to dark money and influence from outside forcesthat this was possible of happening to the supreme court >> i think so. i mean i think all of us grew up revering it, and thinking it's above politics but if you look at polls now, it's at a low ebb for popular trust in the supreme court, and i think it's because people are beginning to see it as so political, and taking such extreme stances. i think it's that, and then, you're right, there is money that people don't realize is going into confirming these justices millions of dollars have gone into dark money groups that have pushed for these very far right justices and most of us reporters, including myself, still don't know where those millions are coming from. it's almost impossible to figure out. but i'm going to try >> seth: so, we're glad you're trying [ cheers and applause you wrote a fascinating piece about clarence thomas' wife ginni thomas, and went out of your way, which i think everyone does, saying like, look, obviously you know, everyone's spouse has a right to have their

forces of ukraine. well, listen and disappear. ukraine sees darkness as if it were day or life on the front lines , our priorities are day, night and thermal imaging optics, communication, off-road vehicles, individual protection and technical means of intelligence, join the fundraiser and let the next night be peaceful for everyone except the occupiers for more than 160 days without a day off one step from danger 2000 km along the front line the commander of a reconnaissance group with the call sign manol every day i risk my life and every day he says i am not tired i am not tired of defending ukraine to the attention of the officials who are over the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine how not to become a collaborator leave the occupied territory and take your relatives if this is not possible inform the management about your situation, avoid contact with the occupiers, securely hide documents that may be of interest to the occupiers or may harm you, do not participate in any meetings of organized by the occupying power, do not sign any paper