dasha come, dasha, you will know, dasha is your daughter. any doubts, here is dasha's hair. genetic material, so to speak, to confirm paternity. get me out of here. i'll bring the car to the main entrance now. my friends, if it seems to you that you got to a circus performance, then please look for tickets at your place. if you did not find them, i ask everyone to leave. so you know her, they usually explain everything. so tnank you. i understood everything. you explained everything to me perfectly. you explained to me that you are not worthy of that sacrifice, which i brought you. true, all 20 years. i thought it was not so, but now you have convinced me of this perfectly. listen, very strange. listen to reproaches about the time when the men behind you are crowds of admirers, seryozha from your side, what was it, what was it from your side? this is what i don't understand. this is jealousy. this is revenge listen. well, i didn't suit you in your director, the ghoul that girls all the main roles and i ignored the fact that my daughter is mor

dasha worries? well, you have everything, what else do you need? i need you. not dasha dasha came. do this anymore daughter. did you talk to your mom? will it be good today? i've been doing this for a long time. i'm serious. why are you wearing a cap? yes, because the sun is shining here alone. i'm afraid oh hello princess. well , i've decided to apply for an advertisement at a barbecue. i even bought sausages for a long time, we didn’t have a barbecue, and then everything went to work. well done. let's cut the cake. it hurts all day long. i don't show it that way. olya knows. even quarreled today about this experience. they are very much for me. dasha is in total shock. he had in odnoklassniki and what happened? you know the wave to do this here, the main thing is to stop on time. so i think we need to close this case. with booty i don't want to lose my family because of this. now they are still leading you well, you are alone. it seems that since childhood we have been spinning in this, well, that's it, as much as possible at the moment about life ends. look, you're burning about

dasha will remember, always a bright person has been and will always be in our hearts. unfortunately, already in this studio. we will not talk to her, but we remember about dasha, dashanows this for sure and looks at all this from above and supports us in the fight dim is a very simple question. why are they confessing now? here malyuk confessed to preparing terrorist attacks, after all, when all this happened for the first time zelensky officially said officially to the whole world , i have no evidence of the involvement of our special services in organizing this explosion western media representatives authorities said that we do not have we cannot condemn, because we have no evidence of involvement. the official state bodies of ukraine, as if hinting at some kind of pro-ukrainian group, are now officially recognized and most likely there will be no reaction, but it is worth noting that at one time, respectively, the non-recognition of the terrorist attack was the basis of what were certain red lines that respectively existed, they concerned, including the crimean bridge, for example, the use, respectively, in nu groups on the territory, respectively, of the traditi

and dasha says that dasha would be pleased to hear and now she hears my words. very beginning our family was. you must get better. you must become higher than yourself, that is, you must become braver. you have to get smarter. you gotta get cleaner, you gotta get the bullet gone fear, true, and the last, when we spoke with her at the festival of tradition. she tells me dad, i feel like a warrior. i feel like a hero. i want to be like that, i don't want any other fate. i want to be with my people and my country. i want to be on the side of the forces of light, that's the most important thing. what an incredible argument. you know the most terrible, maybe deep, monstrous . that's how i would not want one and the fate of my life. she loved glory which she did not get and little praised. now, when the president robbed her courage somewhere, i just feel it. what a good fellow. and you said the last thing i want to say is that if this touched someone with her tragic death, her personality, her value, then she would have one wish, don't remember me. don't glorify me. f

i am very well i know i know the story with dasha dasha was the only one and dasha was beloved and thent a granddaughter for irina petrovna, of course. i was her friend, who helped her in some situations, or else kept the company. i can consider her a friend. i miss her like a family member. well, here's a testament to you apartment. and you would refuse to refuse, we believe, would make a museum. here, i believe him, yes, there are people so close, which you may not, from whom you can expect it, but sometimes your friends. why should i expect an apartment from my neighbor? by the way, if you're hinting at my situation, i publicly refused. in the first minute, the first minute. i said i don't need anything. let's continue in a few minutes. the new sheriffs showed up fishing, everything in general is on the lookout for every second of your poachers easily, as he exposes my fighter. let's be friends smut. in general, guys, fuck everyone. reserved special forces tomorrow 20:00 on ntv dna new season tomorrow at 17:55 on ntv do not waste your time, spend our money at gazprombank, a cash loan

dasha joining me. dasha, desantis is making a big campaign stop later this week >> reporter: lester, the iowa state fair kicks off. both desantis and trump expected to be there. and the desantis team tells me trump's lead is softer here than it is in some other states and they can chip away at it. lester >> dasha burns, thank you. >>> tonight in ukraine officials say a woman has been arrested in a plot to assassinate president zelenskyy. and there are alarming new developments involving joint russian and chinese patrols off the u.s. coast. here's richard engel with that. >> reporter: ukrainian intelligence says this unidentified woman is a russian spy captured while carrying out a plot to assassinate president zelenskyy during this trip to mykolaiv last month. she was allegedly tracking his movements so he could be targeted with a russian airstrike. the kremlin so far not commenting on the accusations. with its counteroffensive stalled, ukraine is pushing the war beyond its borders. there was a sea drone attack last week near a russian port but russian president vladimir putin and his ally china's president xi are projecting their power abroad too, sending an alarming new message to the united states, ukraine's main backer. a patrol of 11 chinese and russian war ships cruised together near ala

at some point, our paths with dasha temporarily diverged, because dasha went to study in bardot, france, because i wasn’t even here. she first left for six months, then extended his so-called training trip for another six months. she went to study plato on an exchange. even a little bit by that time i already knew french languages ​​very easily learned i learned french there brilliant passed all the norms, and ah got experience also interaction already there through my friends myself philosophers traditionalists conservatives of france even in some sense known in these conservative french circles during his training bordeaux in principle. this gave an observation of french culture for french. she was also interested in political processes. like me, the application of philosophy, that is, the principles of politics and such a deep reading of the philosophical reading of political , uh, political history, she was engaged in and achieved. in my opinion great results. why, by the way, is there a philosophy in my telegram channel? i wrote about jeanne about a about jean-luc over si. and i al

to tout the youth, the vbrancy of his candidacy, jose. >> dasha burns in cedar rapids, i thank you so very much. you can watch more of dasha's ron desantis tonight on nbc "nightly news" at 6:30 p.m. eastern. >>> and with us now to continue our conversation, peter baker, "new york times" chief white house correspondent and an msnbc political analyst, victoria defrancesco soto, dean of the clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas. also an msnbc contributor and former pennsylvania republican congressman charlie dent. so charlie, desantis has spent the past couple of weeks trying to reboot his campaign. we're 16 days from the first republican debate. just over five and a half months now from the iowa caucuses. first of all, how long does it take to reboot, and is this reboot working, do you think? >> no, jose, i don't think the reboot is working at all. i think ron desantis is discovering very quickly that trying to unite the non-trump republican voters is harder than he thinks. he thought what he needed to do is appeal to the trump voter who's tired of donald trump. he's finding out by passing six-week abo

dasha as with him was dasha as a young girl. as a result, we came to the conclusion that we will tell a consistent story to a young girl who grows up, overcomes obstacles and becomes a hero today in melitopol memorial plaque. dashaprovided assistance. well, who needs it and told the truth about what is happening here, daria dugina street will soon appear in donetsk and next to the alexander zakharchenko park for many years conflict, we had the opportunity to study the handwriting of the ukrainian regime. and when they can't win on the battlefield, when they can't win in battle, they resort to terrorist attacks, alas, that's how it was. so it was with the motorola. so it was with the first head of the donetsk people's republic , alexander zakharchenko, and here. e. we also encountered and easily recognized it on the day of death that dugin gave such methods of the kiev regime for us, and dasha is absolutely her own and e on the anniversary of death. and we decided to perpetuate her memory, and she will name the street and by her name she this. the secret, uh, it will be remembered, we will remember it, descendants, the best response to ukrainian terror, according to zakhar prilepin, will be a quote an easy and im

that is, dasha as a friend, dasha as a symbol dasha as a young girl. me to the conclusion that we will tell a consistent story to a young girl who grows up, overcomes obstacles and becomes a hero today in melitopol memorial plaque. dasha was carried alive flowers. help to those who need it and tell the truth about what is happening here, darya dugina street will soon appear in donetsk, and next to the alexander zakharchenko park, over the long years of the conflict, we had the opportunity to study the handwriting of the ukrainian regime. and when they can't win on the battlefield, when they can't win in battle, they run through a terrorist attack, alas, that's how it was. so it was with motorola, so it was with the first head of the donetsk people's republic, alexander mozarchenko. and here e. we also encountered and they easily recognized it on the day of the death of darius dugin. uh, such methods of the kiev regime are absolutely our own for us, and, uh, on the anniversary of her death. and we decided to perpetuate her memory, oh, and she will name t

dasha dugina dasha dugina , who often performed here in this studio and spoke then americans unexpectedly, then, by the way, here she is. dashaled. so the americans, then unexpectedly leaked compromising evidence . well, as compromising evidence , they actually accused zelensky of compromising evidence, kiev of the murder of daria dugina. and why did i say , like compromising evidence well, because compromising evidence is what leads, well, to something to resignation to indignation at least to some at least to something. and this is not compromising evidence, but just such a dispassionate, calm statement, please. u.s. intelligence agencies believe ukrainian government officials authorized the car bomb explosion that killed daria dugina u.s. officials said they were not aware of the operation beforehand and would have opposed assassination if subsequently consulted us officials reprimanded ukrainian officials about the assassination the us is concerned that such attacks, while highly symbolic, have little direct effect on the battlefield and could provoke moscow into targeting high-ranking ukrainian officials , us officials w

dasha we will phone less. although now, again, thanks to my wife ira when my son, our son. with dasha, 16 years old, my son said pap and dashabirthday i say who everyone will be. well , of course, mom, dasha's ex-husband, grandfather, grandmother. i was it impossible and conversation. what is not possible? you stole something, but be taller with disoy, you will make a gift to your son. think about your son. so i say, and you would talk, just said, it's not . i'm beautiful. larissa said that she some marvelous beauty is completely smart she is smart. here they know that intelligence is transmitted. uh, only through the female line to children, so i say all the time, of course, look from whom you express men only through the female and boys and girls intellect is transmitted. about mom, that is, she does not release books, right, so when you get married, except that she should have everything here. naturally, if you sleep, but you need to understand what fairy tales she will read to children. yes, she constantly reads to the child, when will answer questions with these why in absentia. uh, there will be psychologists. she is c

dasha hi nice to meet you. come on, have a seat. dasha how old are you? now i am now eleven years old you have a big family, very big. well, it seems to me, yes, we have a very big back, who lives with you dogs. this is the most important member of our family to me, the most important family member is my parents. yes? well, there is also a very very cunning woman in our house. who is it there? we have a cocker, she really climbs her dad without stopping. she him straight she to him wakes up in the morning to walk uh-uh, damn it, then i climb like that to him. and we will also stand. go away everywhere dogs. yes, you are polina dashabrothers. yes, their name is arseniy and younger. and mark emotions. wow. you have a big family. i would say so big. and together. well, at least once your parents scolded you for something. well, if children mess up, that's what parents call it, and parents are forced to break a little to show how we should raise children in the future, that she scolds us like that, us they bring us up so that we don’t go to jail in the future. we weren't these cleaners in the city so we worked normally. and so, if we mess up, mom can pick up mom to do something for 2 weeks on the phone. yes, inflammation is not on the weight on the hated. yes, if i don’t study in person, there is practically no multiplication, there are eight six four left for the family , how many and four for six oksana akinshina valeria lanskaya irina starshenbaum there were no movies. look at the screen , these are the noses of the actors who were lucky enough to meet you on the set and play the role of your father, but only one

dasha and made an offer. what kind of student are you coming, arrived, dasha lied about that. and when did she come to work in the vineyard a lot? in general, dashaow go thank you, are you sure you are not sick? i'm just really tired. maybe you no, i'll just stay around. i will not disturb you. with the awakening of viktor vitalievich, light came, apparently enough. sveta who are you? so far i haven't said anything, she still knows nothing. even today is a very important day. maybe the most important day of your life, without them, without these two women, everything i do makes no sense. this is charming. my wife and second is, of course, my only daughter. do you have another one? mom what happened? katya come slowly father your dad died, he would be very upset. if we saw how limp you are, i wish you weren't here. it's a formality to acquaint you with his will, so watch how we act. we are selling this construction site and get some pocket money, then we sue these impostors and get dad's inheritance. dad could not give everything to strangers. it's illegal. watch the series sister by inheritance this weekend on belarus 24 tv channel. the significa

dasha talks about the channel only to the children of the whole country, but first of all to their little sons. dasha loves to sing, dance and solve crises. this is a quiz. and we really hope for dasha in this game. yes, we just try to replace foreign words with russian ones. she went through anna gerasimova anna and thanks to her, our characters turn into toys that all children play with. she also has the superpower of being able to read quickly. we really hope that this talent will come in handy in our aggression. and svetlana svetlana smirnova is our program director thanks to svetlana, children watch the highest quality russian animation , parents do not have to worry about the safety of their children. and svetlana often says that she herself watches cartoons with her grandchildren what is it called love? recipe eternal volga watch cartoons moreover, preferably those that are intended for children under 7 years old correctly, that's all. so who will talk about nutrition. let me tell you about captain valery harvard lehr with the channel of the very foundation. she does some really cool activities for kids and adults with our heroes, a wonderful team. tv channel cartoon dance ig

dasha joins us now, traveling with the desantis campaign in iowa dasha, has this latest indictment impacted the race there? >> reporter: jose, too early to tell, but a "new york times" poll found that while mr. trump still has a big lead here, about half of his supporters say they were already willing to consider other candidates. jose >> dasha burns in iowa, thank you. >>> overseas, new video out today shows the moment a sea drone attacked a russian fuel tanker near a critical bridge with huge implications for both sides of the war in ukraine. it's also the latest sign that ukraine is taking the fight to russia ali arouzi has details >> reporter: tonight, new video of an overnight sea drone attack on a russian oil tanker south of the crimea bridge. this video appears to show the moment the drone strikes the tanker the video cutting out on impact. a russian official tonight calling it a terrorist attack against a civilian ship. ukrainian security services telling nbc news the targeted vessel was transporting fuel for russian troops it was the second attack of its kind in as many days on friday, an unmanned sea drone under the cover of night struck and disabled a russian landing ship in a black sea port russia's defense ministry claimed it had thwarted an attack but made no mention of the ship video circulating online, howeve

dasha burns joins us from milwaukee. dasha, there were a number of standout, fiery moments in the debate last night. talk us to about ramaswamy and ron desantis both seeming to have fairly good nights? >> yeah. two candidates that are quite different. vivek ramaswamy coming in with very little name i.d. and newcomer to politics and florida governor ron desantis coming in with a whole other name i.d. with the governor of florida and a rising star in the republican party and very different nights for the two gentlemen. the preamble did not really happen and he was coming out relatively unscathed and he's had a lot of the talking points that we heard on the campaign trail. ramaswamy getting more of the attention and a whole lot more of the errors. i had a chance to ask him about that after the debate. take a listen to what he told me about that. >> i take it as a badge of honor and frankly to come out as the winner of the debate when it was my first-ever political debate is frankly something that exceeded even my own expectation and the race started tonight, and i think it will be a quick pass to get to a two-horse race between trump and myself. >> i also spoke to the desantis team who told me that they are very happy with their candidate's performance. he was disciplined and he got his message across and even though he did repeat a lot of what we heard on the campaign trail, this is the first time a lot of voters have been tuning in and he was able to deliver that message and they were happy he stayed above the fray and away from the chirping that we heard. >> how does this first debate affect how they will campaign in the days and weeks ahead? >> they're all out there saying that their candidates won, right? all of the campaigns saying that their candidate is the best and won the debate which is expected. they're all going to be out there trying to fund raise and trying to gain momentum from last night. we know that both vivek ramaswamy and ron desantis are headed to iowa for the weekend and we'll be covering both of them and we'll see how that changes and how they'll interact with voters on the trail. >> dashatalk to us about former president donald trump. obviously, he wasn't on stage. is there any indication that that was a down side for him? do we know if he will participate in the next one? >> look, one of his aides told us that they were going to be counting the number of times that his name was mentioned last night and i don't think it was mentioned nearly as many times as they wanted although he did loom large, but i do think that there is one thought in this equation where the voters could see what a post-trump political universe looked like and that could be a down side for him. the candidates did have the moments where they tried to get out from under his shadow and how to deal with the trump factor when they were asked about it which created moment of tension whether or not they would support him if he were convicted of a crime. he remains a challenge for these candidates. >> and former president trump keeping his name in the mix talking to former fox host particularer carlson. t

oh, dasha meet this is rustam hello, i invited him to work with us from an elite restaurant. very nice. i'm dasha pleased, mommy. it's the one that's yours a classmate who did not go anywhere after school and repairs my vacuum cleaners with a computer. he is my friend. you know, so i can invite him. well, of course, well, of course, i invite you. but this lamb is not for your barbecue. look the other way. you misunderstood me. sorry sorry that the work was noisy a lot. listen to you home it's not time yet. home it will turn out far. i'm at the facility. i live until the renovation is completed. no, but living with a stranger in a house with no doors is too much. let's drink to housewarming. yes speaking of housewarming, it's certainly none of my business, right? this is our family business. ok. we can count on you not being here tomorrow. and now i propose a drink for acquaintance. there is one problem, if i don’t spend the night here, then i won’t be able to make repairs either. can't you keep working? after all, you received a full advance payment, so i have to work off this money that your fat

dasha burns has the latest from garner, iowa. dasha, how are voters feeling here about where ron desantis stands, and how he performed in the debate? whether it moved the needle a little? >> hey, lindsey. the florida governor is inside this pizza ranch behind me, and if you don't know what it is, you haven't spent much time in iowa because it is a knock on a staple here. -- places and a whole lot of politicians visit. and the governor is celebrating his 50th county of 99 counties in iowa. he is planning to go to all 99, so this is the halfway mark. and the owner of this pizza ranch tells us that this is the most crowded he has seen this business since bill clinton visited. and that really tells you something. we've been following the governor for the last couple of stops here, he has been packing these places. and people are saying that since the debate, they've been more inclined to come and see him. the debate, as i've been talking to voters, seems to have cracked things open a little bit. seeing that stage without trump, what a political world post-trump might look like. and voters were interested and engaged seeing these politicians talking about the issues, and trump now sort of sucking all of the oxygen out of the room. and i'll tell you something, lindsey. when you are on the ground in places like iowa and new hampshire, south carolina, especially here in iowa, where people are taking their first in the nation caucus duties very seriously, you really do get the sense that trump does not have this in the bag. yes, there are people who support the former president, but they're interested in him and their shopping around and looking at other candidates. and there are a whole lot of voters that are meeting here that are saying they are completely undecided. there are people here who are showing up to listen, to hear what the governor has to say, and then take those moments very seriously. and there are four plus months before the iowa caucuses, and that is an eternity in the world of politics, lindsey. >> okay, i appreciate. thought dasha, former gop congressman joe walsh, and presidential candidates, and kurt bardella, democratic strategist and former house oversight committee spokesperson. joe, i have a multi pronged question for you. i'm going to throw a lot at you. first of all, have you seen any real impact on the race after that debate, without the front runner donald trump on the stage? and do you see a momentum for a campaign for what ron desantis is trying to do in iowa? >> well, here's what we know. look. i think this nomination was going -- i think it's always going to be of -- whether he has one indictment or 100 indictments. but lindsey, i'll say this. republican voters are will not -- an intolerant authoritarian -- to be their nominee. that is trump, but that's also desantis. and it's vivek ramaswamy. so i think desantis and ramaswamy, on that stage the other night, still an uphill battle, but they filled that role and i think they helped themselves. still a long shot. >> curt, to this point, the next deb

dasha. like, like dugin's daughter and it's already otdugino to get something how to ride, yes, as dasha's father, we had such a, well, triangle in the discussion. oh, in general, the possibilities. e hmm destroy that habitual etapologiya, which is peculiar. eh, well, the usual classic-classical theater. it gradually became the engine of many processes in the intellectual world. she's her charm. she did a lot with things and, of course, completely uh, grandiose unexpected for a girl and yes, an unprecedented scale of propaganda information war against young marina is now launched kiev france what magazines can you buy here? let's get a look. here we have acquired in our tv channel. two is absolutely translated as the chosen one, it will be a black scenario for france, as always fake news, this one, all these newspapers, all these kiosks , they only do what they distribute these give birth to fake news. follow. do not switch, watch tsargrad tv channel because we right in the sixteenth year, konstantin malafeev is my very good and kind friend. he invited dasha and me together. that's it for us to develop this television together and the idea was to create a television of the russian future. hello, i 'm daria platonova and this program is our point of view, the program on media and information wars dasha appeared on the channel, probably almost immediately with alexander gilevich. and it was very interesting for us to watch her, because, well, as usual, it seems, yes, well, of course, i came to work with my dad. uh, but quite quickly there, during the first week of acquaintance, it became clear that even on its own, but bright independence and interesting , it was both working and communicating. and we became friends very quickly, you can say right away, we made friends with dasha, there was an idea to create, and such an image of russia in which conservative orthodox traditionalists won and then participated there from the very beginning. then she led the program of our point of view, and here is our point of view for her, this was also a v

dasha burns, in des moines, with the very latest. dasha, good morning. what are you hearing today? >> reporter: well, jose, the former vice president is on his way right now to a must see, must stop location, the pork chop on a stick stand. he'll be flipping some chops, i think some others will be stopping here as well. we know governor burgum is headed to the location we showed you yesterday, that very famous butter cow, the iowa state fair tradition like no other, clearly. this is a real opportunity for these candidates at the fair site chat with the governor. we were there when mike pence was speaking with her. a lot of voters showed up there. the vast majority of folks he's been speaking with, they are open minded, though say. they are not decided yet. they're here to kick the tires and listen to what all the candidates have to say and mike pence got an applause after one of his key points that he made mention of today. take a listen to what he said. >> if i'm your president, we're going to shut down the federal department of education. we're going to send those resources -- >> he's got it. >> we're going to revive federalism in america because america's governors, republican governors, are proving every day that you can deliver prosperity and security and opportunity for your future. >> reporter: he got a great response to that. that's a point that republican voters are particularly interested in. they said they're sick and tired of hearing about these indictments. they want candidates to talk about the issues and look around here. this is an opportunity to reach thousands of people, to reach those caucusgoers and this critical caucus state that, jose, iowa is do or die for these candidates. if trump wins in iowa, it might be over. if one of these candidates can win or can come very, very close here it could open the doors to an alternative to former president trump. what happens in iowa in january will be make or break for this primary, jose. >> dashao see you. >>> coming up, a milestone for hip-hop as the world celebrates its 50th anniversary. we'll hear from two women who have been turning the industry on its head. >>> plus, we'll go back live to maui where at least 55 people have been killed in fast moving wildfires. this morning, lahaina is described as a war zone. we'll ask a state senator about what we can do to help. t what we can do to help if you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan that's smart now... i'm 65. and really smart later i'm 70-ish. consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. with this type of plan, you'll know upfront about how much your care costs. which makes planning your financial future easier. so call unitedhealthcare today to learn more about the only plans of their kind with the aarp name. and set yourself and your future self up with an aarp medicare supplement plan from unitedhealthcare. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein w

dasha burns in milwaukee for us and also mark murray. dasha, talk to me about what you expect to hear from the candidates tomorrow on the debate stage. >> reporter: well, look, you put a pin on the issue at hand. they will have a hard time with issue that so many republican voters think that donald trump won the 2020 election. i mean, this is why in my interview with florida governor ron desantis it took multiple followup questions to get him to admit that trump lost in 2020. because they have such a tough needle to thread with so much of the republican base at this point. and it will be interesting to watch and see how they do it on that debate stage where this is a major republican event, right? this is the first primary debate, the first time that lot of voters are really tuning into this primary and the frontrunner is missing and this is happening under his shadow. he is counter programming the event, forcing a split screw between the debate and his interview with tucker carlson and we know the hostess will be asking the candidates about him. so no doubt right now all of the candidates are in their prep sessions trying to figure out how they will thread the needle and walk the line, how much that they will go after each other, how they will deal with the trump factor. and florida governor desantis is probably the one with the most to lose here. he is the one that has the biggest name i.d., he is the front run other that stage. so the attacks will be coming his way. everyone else has an opportunity with trump's absence to really have a potential moment, introduce themselves more to voters. he is the one that has to be prepared to get the most arrows. >> mark, one of the questions has to be do you believe the election was stolen. seems like a softball. and when you look at the latest polling that we have with nbc news and "des moines register," you see that 51% of the respondents say they believe donald trump that the election was stolen. what room does that give the candidates, and to put it conversely, 41% say that they do not believe it was stolen. does that give somebody like chris christie a real opportunity to gain ground especially since he among the field is one of the only ones willing both to say it wasn't stolen and to go after donald trump directly and aggressively? >> yeah, i think there are two ways to look at it. on the one hand, yes, there is room to maneuver. the party is split among those likely republican iowa caucusgoers that were polled. and the poll shows that disproportionately if you believe that donald trump falsely -- his false claim that he is won the 2020 presidential election, you are more than likely to be one of his voters. someone who supports him for first choice in the poll. but if you are part of that 41% who say, no, i don't believe donald trump's claim that he is won, you are desantis voters, you are tim scott voters or maybe even chris christie voters. but i will also say this, that in a multicandidate field like we see right now, eight republican on the stage minus donald trump, that is nine candidates, that 51% is more than a winning number in iowa, new hampshire and elsewhere even probably 40%, 41%, 42% is a winning percentage. so those kind of -- donald trump's rivals will need to actually start get more to that majority even and pick into that if they want a chance to get the republican nomination. >> how do you do that when the majority is so firmly behind donald trump, how do you peel it away from donald trump? is the only other alternative to try to go after him? i understand chris christie's logic and i know it is a long shot, but i understand that more than i understand what ron desantis might be doing. because if it is not donald trump, then i mean, it will be donald trump unless he is taken out of the field for some reason. or decides not to run. what is the point in trying to be the runner up to donald trump? >> i think that the zike heist of this republican race and even with donald trump not on that stage, it is really about him and his leadership. and let me just run one other polling number by you from our most recent nbc news "des moines register" poll of iowa, and that is 41% of likely republican caucusgoers want donald trump to continue as their leader. that almost matches perfectly will his first choice in our poll with 42%. and you have 57% say maybe we'll consider other leaders. but i think that question gets at do you want donald trump to be the leader of the party and as long as you end up having 40% or more of the voters from your party saying yes, it will be hard for anyone else. >> mark murray, dashaaking news out of fulton county, georgia. let's bring back in lisa rubin, our legal analyst. so mark meadows is filing a petition in federal court asking a judge to make a ruling before friday that says that his case is moving to federal court or that fani willis cannot arrest him. >> that's right. so mark meadows already had filed what is called a notice of removal. he has a hearing scheduled on that notice of removal for monday. and it is not just any hearing. it is supposed to be an evidentiary hearing where you can present evidence, whether it is emails or hard copy documents or even put people on the stand. many of us were waiting to see how that would go down on monday. now mark meadows is saying, hey court, you need to decide that motion before friday because my lawyers have tried to work out a reasonable extension with the d.a.'s office and they are not having it. in fact in this motion, mark meadows' lawyers quote from an email directly from fani willis to one of the lawyers s

dasha burns, who's at a desantis event in algona, iowa. dasha, welcome. talk about the, seen what's going on there today? >> look, alex, no surprise that iowa was the first stop for governor desantis after that debate where he has tried to capitalize on the momentum on that when that you mentioned polls are indicating for the florida governor. this is a state where he is investing really heavily. look, from what we're seeing on the ground here, he does seem to be getting a lot of momentum. we're in a very small town right now. he had a pretty good sized crowd at vfw hall here. i've gotta tell you, alex, look, i know the numbers show, trump is way ahead in the polls, but when you are on the ground here, it does not feel like trump has this in the bag. almost every voter, i mean, here in iowa, is undecided. what surprises me, alex, i'm meeting voters who say, they are considering trump, but they're also considering others. that's surprising. you think people who are considering the former president, that he would be their only guy. he's not. in, fact i'm meeting a trump desantis voters. including a voter i want to play some sound from yesterday, a voter that asked the florida governor to, essentially, give him his pitch. he said, i'm deciding between you, and understanding between donald trump. tell me why i should pick you. and here is part of his answer. >> i'm more likely to get elected. it's very important. i could go to terms, he'd be a lame duck on day one. he can't get elected. i think are more likely to follow through on doing what i have said i would do. >> that ball was the number one reason people were voting for him. and they don't even put up any wall for like two years into the administration. for me, it'll be a national -- on day one. >> look, alex, i'm not making any predictions, all i'm saying, it is unpredictable. look, that voter, and all of the other folks that i'm talking to, they've got four plus months to mold their decision. that really is an eternity in politics. and we know the numbers, but there's softness in those numbers. and in iowa, folks are shopping around, they're going to all of these different events. and they're really taking this very, very seriously. and there's a lot for them to consider, alex? >> there sure is. okay, dasha we're gonna go from there, back to the nation's capital, where thousands are honoring the 60th anniversary of the march on washington. msnbc's antonia hylton is joining us from that rally. antonia, welcome. what you heard from folks there about this significance today? how meaningful is it for them to actually be there in washington? >> it's immensely meaningful, alex. what people described to me right, now they feel a sense of urgency. not just out of respect for the fact that this is the 60th anniversary, that 60 years ago, more than 200,000 people were here to listen to doctor king's message that day. and to re-commit themselves to a fight for civil rights. and really lay the groundwork for the passage of the voting rights act in 1964. but for them, there is a real reflection, where at this moment in history right now, where especially, for many of the young people who are here today, alex, they feel like they're seeing an erosion of the rights that they know their parents and thei

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dasha be so kind as to go further. good afternoon. this is maria sergeevna dasha shvetsova. i need the address of the gynecologist. alisa krutitskaya, remember, you told me, i'm writing it down. so good, thanks. hello. say goodbye. go, hello, i'm from the prosecutor's office. i know i know they called me to undress, that undress, you didn’t understand, i understood, undress. what is this masquerade what's on your feet? shoes only what a charm. in what sense on your term are such shoes you can go in one single case, if tomorrow for an abortion, i don’t understand at all how you can take pregnancy so lightly, which of us is going to fight. i have already reflected mine, it turns out that you are not right. yes? yes, that is, no. you do not understand, i'm from the prosecutor's office. so what? since both men and women work in the prosecutor's office, it means that sooner or later one of them will give birth, sit down. i'm an investigator and i came to you on a case. yes, i'm sorry, i didn't understand. are you sure you're not pregnant? do you remember alice krutitskaya she came to you a couple of years ago, i remember alice. yes, even on a friend, she disappeared 2 years ago, as she disappeared. yes, you have a criminal case. and they didn't find it. no , that's why i came to you, we don't have her blood type. you see, this complicates the search for the corpse. maybe you still have her medical record. oh no, no, no. she was unofficial. i didn't even get a card. yes, i remember her well, such a sweet girl. strange a little strange they say, don't be born beautiful, be born happy, how can it not work out like this from birth? what do you mean? well, how such an unfortunate girl she so wanted to give birth. she and her husband had some sort of difficulty. well, that's why she came to me officially . she didn't want to be treated, so that no one would know. i didn't even tell her girlfriend dashanfertility, but you don’t confuse anything with infertility and nothing could be done. perhaps you are wrong, because alice's son is now 5 years old. yes, this is alice . how strange, but it could not be so alice gave birth to a child, and then fell ill with infertility of children. at alice could never be. she had a congenital pathology. whose child is it then? how should i know you are an investigator, and i'm only a doctor. thank you bye. just a minute, you don't need to look. goodbye. well, it’s good that there is a blood type, no, i didn’t understand, and what is the information? she suffered from infertility. well, to health. these are not heads. this is a commodity. what are you doing yourself? this is beautiful. prosecutor's office, wow, fishing, god forbid viktor ivanovich just for a minute i want to catch the train viktor ivanovich i was at gynecologist. so, so and that alice couldn't have children and what's next? honestly i do not know. everyone points to alice being alive,

dasha is completely. starlight will stream, and the bed washes under the ceiling of the body, it is possible in the kitchen-living room. there is a big screen. dasha is engaged in a variety dance studio, and at home she repeats new chords so as not to let the team down. but in dasha's except chandeliers. she is as tiny as the room itself, her bed is just right and the dress in the closet, they easily fit the cat, however, only the top shelf, but his this position of the body suits everything that we came up with, we came up with today. the podium here is to make some kind of bed upstairs, and cupboards downstairs. why not? well, it turned out, too, somehow quite a bit of space now. yes, we will get what will be and that's it. well, it has nothing to do with it, the housing issue intends to overcome gravity and put a nine-meter girl's bedroom into orbit, we are preparing a launch pad. we knead the gypsum plaster and proceed to leveling the walls along the construction beacons so as not to stray the course was followed by putty, almost perfect whiteness is what we need to make out the space capsule, snow-white matte paint after drying. it forms a hard film that can be washed and cleaned . the bluish-green tint will decorate the wall with a porthole, as calm natural a

dasha is an ideal mother, she always looks after her son and pays a lot of attention to him. dasha and i actually live in the same area. and i often go out for a walk and meet her and her son together. and in fact, he is always well dressed. he is clean and always smiles and greets me, so you know, i think. dashaakes care of his health. and there he also practices taekwondo aikido. and here is uncle says that the boy is often ill. i know dasha, she's very courteous, as soon as he sneezes, and i don't know. or he has a fever. she doesn't even take him to kindergarten. she also takes a sick leave with speech problems. the boy has it and is even working on it. here it is to the speech therapist to the doctors. actually already. it seems to me that i went around all the doctors in our clinic. yes, we are engaged, and we are engaged in the framework of a city preschool institution. yes, in part. my child received the opinion of several specialists and recommendations for the study of defectology, yes corrections and he deals with e, a psychologist , a defectologist, a speech therapist, but now i have a credit debt in arrears in payments. i interrupted these classes. i just don't have the opportunity to karina a. here her uncle alexander is worried that daria's mother devotes time to her child. i co

dasha burns in iowa and riina shaw, former republican strategist and senior adviser of republican women for congress. so, dasha, what more can you tell us about how the trump campaign is using this mug shot and how could it shape his presidential race? >> reporter: well, look, jose, they're using it as a tool, putting it on merch, on t-shirts, mugs, on all kinds of items. they're using it to raise money. why, you might ask, would they do such a thing? well, i'm in iowa, you said it, and our nbc news des moines registrar mediacom poll shows among gop likely iowa caucusgoers, 65% of them when asked if trump has committed a serious crime, they say no. now, does that mean that trump has iowa in the bag? not necessarily. he, of course, has a wide lead here, but that poll also did show that there is some softness in his lead, meaning there are voters that are very much undecided and still looking at potential other candidates, but this indictment issue, this is not going to be the issue that is going to move the needle for voters. and, in fact, it is the issue that we have seen time and time again, spikes his poll numbers, spikes his donation numbers. the fourth indictment, a little less so, we have seen with each one that people are less and less interested. but nevertheless this is not the thing that gets voters to say, no, no, no, i'm not going to look at this, this is too much. the people that are not necessarily trump fans may be, but for the base, this is not really moving the needle, jose. >> we read the indictments and legal battles have actually acted as fuel to trump politically. does that fuel ever run out? >> i believe the fuel is now running out and particularly with women. with republican women. when you see a mug shot like that, you see criminal action right there in front of your eyes, and that's hard to look away from and hard to really stand up for and frankly to just defend. republican women understand that it is now time, the walls have closed in with this fourth indictment, this president is now not only just under serious scrutiny, under the cases of the law, he could very well be disqualified. what they saw on stage the other night were very faint arguments that led them to understanding what is at stake. either the republicans get their act together and elect somebody new or they continue to stand behind somebody that has a very long road ahead and doesn't deserve defending anymore. i think this is the point which republican women decide to make their break and look at somebody new, whoever that may be in the field of eight that we saw the other night. >> what, rina, is making you come to that conclusion when we see how in the past these other indictments and all the issues he's been dealing with has actually benefited him? what are you basing that thought on? >> the fact that he had to pay a $200,000 bail, the fact he actually got a mug shot this time, and that there are 18 others who are taking the heat with him, slowly turning themselves in. this is just something like a slow train wreck. you can't look away. and at some point you can't keep saying that this is all part of the democratic ploy, the democrats have this big master plan to bury trump so he can't win the white house back. i look at this this way because nikki haley gave us a master class in how to move forward from a president rife with problems. she main checked this former president saying he added $8 trillion to the debt. republican women, take that kind of messaging, they internalize that and move forward in a calm and reasonable and practicaled measured responses, like nikki haley did the other night. >> and, dashain iowa. have any of the other candidates reacted to this? what is their position? >> reporter: well, look, if those voters that rina is talking about are out there and considering other candidates, these contenders are out here trying to win them over. the two gentlemen that split center stage at the debate are now splitting the caucus state trying to get folks on their side and trying to capitalize on the momentum from their debate performance. the newcomer to the political world, vivek ramaswamy and florida governor ron desantis are in the hawkeye state today campaigning. they both had what objectively is some of the polling is showing good performances. "washington post" ipsos poll shows the two came out on top and they are here trying to take advantage of that right now. and they couldn't have more different stories coming into this race. vivek ramaswamy, very little name i.d., a lot of people don't know how to pronounce his name. florida governor ron desantis coming in with a lot

dasha burns in milwaukee and shaquille brewster in waukesha. also with us, jeremy peters, "new york times" reporter and msnbc contributor. dasha, tonight marks the first chance for these contenders to make their pitch to voters on the national level. what can we expect? >> reporter: well, that's absolutely right, jose. that's why it is really unfortunate timing for governor burgum to have that injury. we're not sure if he's going to be able to make it on that stage or not. because for candidates like him, who is lesser known, doesn't have that sort of name recognition, it is a huge opportunity to try to introduce himself to voters who might be tuning in really for the first time, jose, after the dog days of summer. now, the folks with the highest stakes, the most to lose, number one on that list is the front-runner who will be on that stage, florida governor ron desantis. we expect and he certainly expects along with his team that he will be taking the majority of the arrows tonight. there are a couple of ways to look at this. with trump's absence, it is going to be a challenge for these candidates that while he's not there, he's going to be ever present because we know the hosts will be asking him questions, asking the candidates questions about the former president. we know that he's going to be counterprogramming the event. there is the looming indictment and he'll be turning himself in the following day. he's there, right? they're going to have to figure out how to create a contrast with him without alienating his base, which is something that as i've been on the campaign trail following these candidates, a lot of them have really struggled to find their footing. how do you attack him without attacking him? this is going to be the moment where they're confronted with that head on with a lot of eyes. the other way to look at this, though, is this is an opportunity to show voters what a post trump political world could potentially look like. for florida governor ron desantis, an opportunity to show what a non-trump front-runner looks like. this could be an opportunity, but it certainly will be a challenge to crawl out from under trump's shadow and see, you know, how much are they going to go after one another here as well, how many fireworks are we going to see tonight, jose? >> yeah. and, shaquille, what are republican voters say they're watching for tonight? >> reporter: this is republican voters, these are republican voters in this republican stronghold of waukesha. it is very republican in this state, they get a large chunk of their votes. i want you to listen directly from them to what they're looking for and watching for tonight. >> i am a trump supporter. i will not be backing christie. i know that for a fact. and so i really want to hear some of the fresh ideas. >> if i see that they have good stuff to offer, new changes in things that the latino community can benefit from, they have my vote. >> we'll have to see what positions they have an the economy and certainly on foreign affairs, especially with ukraine and the war. >> reporter: a common theme that i heard, jose, is that so many voters are looking to see who is the best candidate to take on joe biden in the general election. but they also say they want to see a candidate who talks about bringing people together, who can go above the clashes, the political clashes that you see all the time happening in washington, d.c. it is a sign and a signal to the candidates there is a line they have to walk even as they're thwarting those attacks and set that contrast on the debate stage, jose. >> and, jeremy, you've been so closely following how donald trump and those in the circle are watching as this primary unfolds. what about trump's decision to skip this debate? >> he believes, jose, that he doesn't need to be there. why subject himself to the slings and arrows of others and the unknowns on the -- that can occur on live television when you don't have to, when you're so far ahead? there is a lot of logic to that decision. people who are trump fans and people who are real trump critics both tell me they agree with trump's strategic decision here. now, the question becomes how many more of these debates can he afford to skip? he's indicated he may skip the second one, broadcast on fox business. if he gets to the third and still not there, i think that could cause some problems for him because what often happens in these debates is they can really make and break second tier candidates. i'm thinking back to 2012 when governor rick perry of texas had that infamous oops moment he forgot the names of the government agencies he wanted to eliminate or newt gingrich also in 2012 when he shot to the top and carried south carolina in the primary because he was such a formidable antagonist and edged out mitt romney. so, these, you know, these candidates who are not in first place really do see some benefit here if they can, you know, find an opening. and i think that's what worries the trump campaign and his advisers the most, is who rises to the top here in a way that could be threatening. >> yeah. i mean, jeremy, and this is an opportunity for this to be a post trump political world stage tonight. but how -- it just seems as though the former president is still controlling the oxygen, the talks and the discussions, even when he's not there. >> mm-hmm. and from our reporting in the "times," we have spelled out that fox plans to make trump center stage in this debate, regardless of whether or not he's physically there. they are going to use video of him, he's going to be the subject of the questions that the moderators ask the other candidates, so, he will very much be there, whether or not that's in -- we know it is not going to be in physical form, but he's going to continue to dominate the stage and you can imagine that the moderators are going to try to put candidates like desantis and vivek ramaswamy on the spot, how much can you tolerate, how much can you condone, what we know were highly unethical and really immoral things that he did in and around january 6th? i expect that to take up quite a bit of this debate because what the moderators are going to want to do is get the candidates on the record. what -- how much of trump's, you know, bad behavior are you willing to stand behind? >> dasha burns, shaquille brewster, jeremy peters, thank you so very much. >>> stay with msnbc for continuing coverage tonight, rachel maddow, joy reid and nicolle wallace lead expert analysis following the debate, all starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern, that's 8:00 p.m. pacific on msnbc and streaming on peacock. >>> up next, we'll hear from maui's fire chief about the latest efforts to help those who have lost everything in the deadly wildfires. >>> plus, why home sales in the u.s. are going way down. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. o. you're watching "jose diaz-balart rertpos" on msnbc. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! ugh. well, i switched to swiffer wetjet, and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one, that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. wetjet is so worth it. love it, or your money back. type 2 diabetes? 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dasha burns where he said something he's never said before. joining me from cedar rapid, iowa, with that exclusive interview is nbc news correspondent, dasha burns. this full county tour. 99 counties, been there, doing that. what is he doing differently now that signals a real change in the way he's going to run his campaign. what did he tell you? >> reporter: look, the problem for the republican candidates is they all want to stop talking about trump. that's hard to do when trump is dominating the headlines and dominating the polls especially with the latest indictment that is focused on the topic that they all want to avoid which is the 2020 election, and it's a topic that donald trump doesn't really want to stop talking about. i gave governor desantis the opportunity to just put this topic to bed and answer this one question very directly, which to his credit, he did. take a listen. >> so you recently said the election is what it is, you said all of these theories that were put out did not prove to be true. so can we just put this to bed so you don't have to be asked about this a million more times. yes or no, did donald trump lose the 2020 election. >> whoever puts their hand on the bible on january 20th, every four years is the winner. >> respectfully, you did not clearly answer that question. if you can't give a yes or no on whether or not trump lost, then how can -- >> of course he lost. >> trump lost the 2020 election? >> of course. joe biden is the president. but the issue is, i think, what people in the media and elsewhere, they want to act like somehow this was just like the perfect election. so i don't think it was a good run election. i also think republicans didn't fight back. you've got to fight back when that is happening. >> reporter: he also started to hone his argument, a little bit, katy, for voters, saying that if, look, this election is focused on january 2021, instead of january 2025, we are going to lose. and that's something that i think we're going to start hearing more and more of on the campaign trail from ron desantis. >> he said donald trump lost but he also went into it wasn't a well run election, donald trump's own elections official said it was a well-run election, so, i mean, i'm curious to know what his evidence is on that, considering that none of the court cases got anymore, most were dismissed, the vast majority. i wonder, dasha county tour. he wants to do well in iowa. you do well in iowa, it can give you momentum to go into new hampshire and south carolina. is he resonating? does he have a path in iowa? >> reporter: it's hard to tell right now. he has done this reboot with this campaign, right. it's only been a couple of weeks. everyone wants to say, is it failing, is it working. it takes a little bit of time. we have five months until the iowa caucuses. the change i have seen, i followed him from early days before he announced he was visiting iowa. at the outset, he was doing these events, on the stage, behind the podium. bike racks in front of him, very distant kind of ron desantis. now, though, he's doing heroes smaller events. you see pictures, the trump campaign, using that to say he's not getting big crowds. it's about the retail politics. it's about doing the things that a lot of people wonder, can he do this well or not. i've seen him sit down at tables, have longer conversation with folks, whether

dasha burns is in des moines, iowa, following all of the action, though the action seems to be a little laid back right this second. dasha, talk about trump coming tomorrow, and what you have been seeing today besides a lazy cow. >> reporter: chris, you know that the iowa state fair is a critical political cattle call, see what i did there. and it is utterly important for these candidates to impress the voters. i'll stop now. no, but listen, this is why it's so important. you talked about the flipping of the burgers, you talked about the butter cow, these are, in fact, real cows, i can be witness to that. but at those fairside chats that governor kim reynolds has been holding with these candidates. mike pence, suarez, there are real voters showing up there to listen, and the vast majority of folks we have been talking to today, they tell us that they are undecided and they are open minded. and you know, the polling we have been seeing nationally, of course, trump is way ahead. in iowa, he's ahead as well, although that lead is narrower and softer, chris, and what do we mean by that, even folks that say they're supporting trump, say they're open to looking at other candidates, and that goes to what i'm sure you'll talk to later. the folks i talk to say they are in favor of what trump did in his administration, they like the guy, but a lot of them think that he might not necessarily be able to win a general election. take a listen to some of our conversations. >> i think he's way too divisive, and it's become the party of donald trump rather than the republican party, so i don't think he's my candidate. >> i like what he stands for. he needs to tone his rhetoric down. >> we need to find somebody who doesn't have a whole train load of baggage. >> i don't want you ragging on the next guy down the line or whatever, just tell me what you're going to do. and then i'll make up my mind if i like what you're saying. >> reporter: the other factor for trump in iowa is this feud with governor kim reynolds. he is one of the only candidates that is not sitting down with her for one of those fairside chats, and governor ron desantis, his team has been playing up that feud. they have been running ads here in iowa about that friction there, and trump, on the other hand, is going to be coming to iowa with some florida legislators that support him potentially trying to troll desantis at the same time, as they're going to be here together tomorrow, so potentially some explosive moments coming up at this wholesome state fair here, chris. >> thank you so much for that. okay, mark, you wrote in that vanity fair piece, iowa will be everything if trump wins it will be over. if he loses, it's a whole new ball game. then again, trump lost there before. he won the nomination, as you know, why do you think this time is different? >> well, it's different because he's a former president. as a former president running with the sort of support he appears to have right now, if he loses, i think it would be devastating. just showed exactly what i'm talking about, those look like ghost voters to me. in 2016, as you mentioned, people were afraid to say publicly that they were for trump. they were called trump silent voters. i think this time they are ghost voters, voters who appear to be for trump because it's very unpopular to say you're not for trump. he's the tribal chief, he's under attack, but the reality is these people understand, first of all, iowa plays very close attention, and they make their minds up very lately, and many of them, as dashang, literally until the last week, day and last hours, and then it could collapse, and the reason it will is because the kryptonite for trump is that he is a loser. he lost the '20 election, not just the reelection for presidency, but the senate and the house for the first time in almost a hundred years, since grover cleveland did the same thing almost a century ago, and the fact is that he's, with the additional legal weight that's on him, between now and election day is not going to get any better, and i think that the polls for the general election, not the primary, are increasingly going to show that donald trump would not be the best standard bearer for the republicans to beat joe biden. >> so i read your article, and all the way along, i'm going, oh, okay, i get it, i get it, i get it, and the journalist in me kicked in, and i said based on what? based on what do you think that so many people, you mentioned the poll, but donald trump has had this unbelievable knack of bringing pe

dasha's computer. i want to disable her program and activate the implant. i know when we ransacked dasha'sup to come up with something more convincing anyway, i need a password, most likely this. little map isn't it? why did you decide that i would give it to you? your wife is dead, but we have something for you , surprised that i have to confess. i followed us too. the bug was stopped by sergey's nadezhda and we found it. come back, where's the card? he is remembered here, all 64 characters. so hitting me on the head was a bad idea underestimated. well, in a couple of hours your country will plunge into chaos. congratulations, you've done your job. rubtsov, i don't need them anymore. i'm waiting for you in the car. four 12 11 2 now remember everything, i will count to 5 and you will see what happened. one 2 3 4 5 everything was simple, because you were ready you understood that the terrorists could deal with the reaper, but you were ready. the only thing that you were not ready for was that it would be a girl. and you relaxed. you relaxed. it ruined you, no danger left her. save me russia

dasha's memorial day, a year since her death in italy , a festival was held for 7 hours in my town in the north, where people staged the opera part of dasha, remembered her, read poetry. it was a rather large group of people, there were dozens. er, well, not tens of thousands. well, there were definitely a thousand, that is, there were a lot of people who came to her festival, uh, who publish her something books. that is, the west after all. i mean, this is the west we're talking about, it's the elites. this is, uh, the direction behind the west. these are their rulers, but the west is completely different. normal people live there and dashar many of them. alexander glebovicha agrees with you that they worry, of course, the western ones are homogeneous and will not, so to speak, smear everyone with black paint, but on the other hand. i'll tell you so, or it's a product. kind or you do not descend from heaven elites are born in the people come out of the people, its people support these elites until as long as they please the people. so, strictly speaking, it is also not necessary to remove responsibility, frankly speaking, from the simpler part of society , it is clear that in italy, in america, in germany , it is clear that there are a lot of people who do not support this at all and understand how dangerous it is, but unfortunately, today the situation is as follows, when they have a consensus in society that this is the right war for them. and most importantly, we talk a lot. yes, dmitry, so to speak. here we are talking about the planes they supply. well note one thing curiously. here is what i concluded for myself. m

dasha and i were at the cinema. or maybe i write the way home from the cinema? well, where did you go? whom did you or dashahe phone? yes, no, we didn’t go anywhere, we went straight home. although no, we stopped at the gas station, where the gas station on transportnaya spent about 15 minutes there, i still shared the car, it seemed clean, well, even such a neat one. on wednesday evening we stopped at a gas station and decided not to only to fill up, but still decided to wash the car properly correctly, as far as i can tell your car was clean. you brought me here to talk about my car. answer the question please. let me judge my car. she was dirty, so i washed her. pay attention to the time you tried at the gas station 16 minutes had to be delayed to arrive on time, so you decided to wash the car. what happened next, what did you do? when did you enter the house? i didn't do anything, i went into the house and a shot rang out. home and the shot sounded because you turned on the recording of the shot on your mobile phone , it was picked up by this speaker right here. did you know that the speaker is in the h

dasha and made an offer. well love how on war by all means agree. a student of some kind arrived. dasha belly that and then a lot came to work in the vineyard. music now go thank you are you sure you're not sick? i'm just really tired. maybe you don't. i just take it, i 'll stay nearby then, no, not necessarily, i won't interfere. with the awakening of viktor vitalievich, it was himself who came and not only. apparently enough. light well, no need, well, ugly, i like it. you will never leave me. guys, they said that you are leaving tomorrow. can i come with you? dashall you have to do is read it. what to calculate?