he didn’t talk about sex with obama, and then a certain donald young tells him about it. it’s interesting that donald himself was obama’s intimate partner for many years, which he did not hide from larry sinclair . maybe it was this word, hunting , that cost him his life right on christmas eve 2007, donald young was shot and killed in his apartment on the second floor of an apartment building in chicago, illinois. on this set, you are the only one who had sex with barack obama and can be considered, if not an expert on him, then at least a person who knows more about him than anyone else. what assessment would you give him now? because he is still the same deceiver. as he has always been, the same man greedy for power and influence on the biden administration, he has more than the people are willing to admit; he achieves his goal with devilish tenacity. we talked about this in our cultural page section, because lies are not sincerity hypocrisy has become a key element of western culture in the broad sense of the word. it permeates everything in everyday life, diplomacy, me

however , everything was clear to donald’s mother, young. onald young. she didn't talk directly about sexual relations. she only said that they had been intimate friends for many years, but she believes that the responsibility lies with the campaign headquarters. obama, she believes that his death was caused by the need to protect barack obama i think so too, people ask how i can blame barack and i answer that i do not blame him for anything, but i'm willing to bet barack obama and the rector of the church know who killed donald young i have no doubt. this, of course, is the story, which has been viewed by over 34.5 million on twitter alone once. it could very well turn out to be nothing more than fiction, however , last month, a message from the past suddenly surfaced , shared by a certain alex mcnear, allegedly a close friend of obama with whom in 1982 he shared the most intimate things regarding homosexuality. it seems to me that this is an attempt to renounce reality, a refusal to endlessly follow the farce of earthly life. you see, i mak

well as the motive of the police, was never established, however, everything was clear to donald’s mother, youngbeen very close for many years. she confirmed that they had sex between obama and donald young. she didn't talk directly about sexual relations. she only said that they had been intimate friends for many years, but she believes that the responsibility at the campaign headquarters is abamatic, that his death was caused by the need to protect people ask how i can blame barack and i answer that i don't blame him for anything, but i'll bet barack obama and the rector of the church know who killed donald, jan. i have no doubts. in this, of course, a story that has been viewed over 34.5 million times on twitter alone could very well turn out to be nothing more than fiction. however, last month , a message from the past suddenly surfaced, shared by a certain alex mcneer, allegedly a close friend of obama with which in the eighty- second year he shared his most intimate, regarding homosexuality. it seems to me that this is an attempt to renounce reality, a refusal to endlessly follow the farce

donald trump. romney believes young people, young voters will take the party back into a different direction. but donald trump reacting tonight? >> reporter: yes, david. and senator mitt romney says it will take time, but he does believe the party will turn the page away from former president donald trump. he insists that polls show that young voters want to focus on the future, and key issues like climate change, the economy, and china, not grievances of the past. but don't, the former president calling this decision by romney to retire fantastic news for america. but romney was also pressed on whether he would consider running for higher office again, he says right now, he has no plans for any future campaigns, but he did not rule it out. david? >> david: said he never saw himself running for senate, either, so, he left the door a bit open there. we'll wait and watch. rachel scott tonight, thank you. >>> overseas now, and to the staggering toll from the flooding in libya. we have just learned that at least 6,000 people are dead, they believe this will even rise from here. thousands of homes

. >> what do you think it will take for the marty to be not dominated by donald trump. >> young peopleot warming to the maga message and i think that is true. whether donald trump is there, there will be some of the follows in his footsteps and gives the same populist pattern. i don't think it will be successful long-term because i think young people are paying far more attention and are not going to be sucked into the populist notions and so i think our party goes back to, if you will, the wise wing of the republican party as time goes on. >> do you think your party -- trump is leading -- dominating in the polls right now. probably going to be your nominee. you're the outliner of the party. there is no signs that you're saying that the party will shift. >> i'm not talking about in the next two years. i'm talking over the next decade or so. i just -- i mean, populism doesn't work. i quote that m.l. lincoln line which is to every complex problem there is a solution which is simple, clear and wrong. and unfortunately that is what we're hearing. and again, on the trump wing of the party,

is saying that there is a whole group of young people in 2020 where biden won young people under the age of 35, now donaldbiden on those young people by 20 points, what changed? >> greg: i don't know, sniffing all of that hair, jesse, that was really good, the machine is turning on joe. he is like that really old guy married to the 25-year-old wife who is actually stopping the tennis pro in the next room. the dems are the wife and the tennis pro is gavin newsom. that's what is happening. you combine the polling and they gapping and it feels like we are getting to the bottom of the jar of mayo with joe. there is nothing left to scrape out with a knife and you can turn it upside down a path about him really hard, but you get nothing but a sore hand. i think joe biden at this point is as popular with the democrats as i am, so i think that's it. it's grinding, the machine is turning, they are pushing him out. he has no clue though. >> judge jeanine: would you like to just throw something out without asking you a direct question? >> harold: so you can be guided and instructed by polls, anyone who says that it

donald trump is a young 80 years old, but it is a grueling job and i think you need somebody that can attract moderates, independents. nikki haley can do that. she has proven that. host: an independent. good morning. caller: talking about the debt. when trump was in, he gave money to the wealthy. hey gave tax seductions to the wealthy. he put $8 billion into the debt. then we had bush that had all kinds of wars and never cashed out once had to pay for all of those. so you want to see where we have run up the debt, you can look at that kind of thing. stop blaming other people. you can't even pass anything. now we have so many children in poverty in this country who can't pass anything for that. before you can get to the wealthy -- give to the wealthy, always. host: let's let the congressman respond. guest: you're not an independent, you are a democrat. which is fine. that is in old-line, give to the wealthy. tax cuts for businesses -- that runs this country. the government does not run this country, businesses do. what donald trump did was great for the economy and the family business.

how many young people, seriously? so, since donald trump, the ride down the golden escalator in 2015, that means there's about 30 million teenagers in that time period became adults, became eligible to vote. how many of them are going to vote for donald trump? he knows the answer to that. that's why some republicans are trying to raise the voting age back up from 18 to 21. they're actually talking about that because young people will not vote for him. no young person has a poster of donald trump in their bedroom. >> i think some people in my home state of alabama certainly might. when you look at the landscape of what it looks like if the election were held tomorrow, looks like it's going to be a rematch between president biden and former president trump. what's changed is trump is now facing 91 criminal charges. what do you think the election looks like, if that is indeed what we see? >> well, then that's what we see. first of all, again, the age thing shouldn't matter a bit. biden is out riding a bike, swimming in the ocean. he's, y

passionate reforms to the entitlements that threatened the vitality of the economy these young people will inherit and donaldrump's position on reform is identical to joe biden's. one of the candidate actually said the president's can't do everything so he became president he would move to the next president challenged to reform intel. newsflash for anybody running for president, i've been in the west wing in the hallway and in the room, because students actually have to do everything especially the crises we the american people. at home and abroad they are not conservative . power over principal. anyone who knows about my background knows i started politics as a democrat. when i heard of the 40th president of the united40 statei joined the reagan revolution and never looked back. i came tore the republican party because of ronald reagan and i remember when i was roughly the age of many students here marveling, economic policies defeated inflation. jimmy carter told us we were a nation in malaise and had to accept new normal, slow economic growth reagan came in and said why not dream great dreams? we are ame

i have to tell you whether he is old or young whether donald trump has been charged with 91 counts. if people don't feel like the prices are going down. they will look for an alternative. the broader polling says that democrats and republicans and independents don't like either one of these flawed candidates according to the polling. >> harris: you can make it what aboutism. we'll talk about the man who has the job who wants more of that job. when you have say there is a gap in pricing, is that fancy for you see some prices these other folks don't? we're all paying high prices, doesn't matter where you are. i want to get to jason now. if it's not biden. i can't imagine that democrats aren't thinking this already, who in the world should it be? >> well, they better come up with somebody. they are burning daylight now. the problem the democrats have, not only is joe biden a poor communicator and gaffe machine, but they implemented the bidenomics. they implemented their policies. they got what they asked for on immigration and look where we're at. they did what they wanted to do on ene

even can not be compared in such isn't it the food, the potential return of donald, tusk oh no, you know. i know what tusk is, young people don’t remember, but we remember everything from the cops, if i could believe in any life situation such a prime minister as donalds, it would be difficult. today. this is impossible. wouldn't want him back at the mercy of his band briefly speaking. public and like an independent tvp broadcaster, on the idea of ​​an objective one, because de jure there is no direct subordination to the state. in fact , the ether already. excuse me, this is a solid mochilo of opposition goebbel would have appreciated by the way this company was a mouthpiece in the exclusion department. btz, accusing us of not meeting european broadcasting standards. union we really do not meet and do not want to meet the standards set under the american hypocrites and crooks. they lie and don't blush. this is an understatement of murder narratives. actually a little besides tusky, putin and lukashenko are to blame for everything, dictators, aggressors attacked ukraine, are preparing an invasion of poland . in ord

the return of donald, tusk oh no, you know, i know what tusk is, these are young people, i don’t remembern such a prime minister in any life situation, when donalds would find it difficult .

to the entitlements that threaten the very vitality of the economy that these young people will inherit. and frankly donald trump's position on entitlement reform is identical to joe biden's. one other candidate for the republican nomination actually said the presidents can't do everything so if he became president he would leave to the next president challenge to reform entitlements. well i got a news flash for anybody running for president i've been in the west wing i've been in the hallway i've been in the room presidents actually have to do everything especially provided leadership to meet the crises facing the american people. the truth is these policies at home and abroad are not conservatism. it's republicanism that priorities prioritizes power over principle. now anyone who knows a little bit about my background knows that i i started out in politics as a democrat but when i heard the voice of the 40th president of the united states i joined the reagan revolution and i never looked back. i came to the republican party because of ronald reagan. and i remember when i was roughly the age of many of th

donald trump anymore? senator romney: you saw a article in "atlantic" young people aren't warming to the magga message. i think that's true. whether trump is there or someone that follows in his footsteps and gives the same populous batter, i don't think it will be successful long term because young people are paying far more attention and won't be sucked into the populous notions and think our party goes back to, if you will, the wise wing of the republican party as time goes on. reporter: trump is leading, dominating in the polls, and you're on the outside of the party. there's no signs at what you're saying. senator romney: i'm not talking the next two years but the next decade or so. populism doesn't work. i quote the m.l.mankin line, to every complex problem there is a solution which is simple, clear and wrong. unfortunately that's what we're hearing. again, on the trump wing of the party i haven't heard policy other than saying we're going to build a wall. he was president for four years and built 50 miles. why didn't he get done? the tax change. that was paul ryan. that wasn't the biden plan but

donald, tusk. oh no, you know. i know what tusk is, it’s the young people who don’t remember. ything, everything is a fairy tale, if i could believe it in any life situation this would be difficult for a prime minister like donalds. today. this is impossible. i wouldn't want him to come back. his group is also in power. in short, anya, let me note that this is a public tv channel? and like the independent broadcaster tvp, according to the idea of ​​​​objectivity, de jure there is no direct subordination to the state. in fact , the broadcast is already too. sorry, this is a complete wash. in the opposition, goebbels would have appreciated. by the way, this company was a mouthpiece in the department of exclusion of bt-izgs, accusing us of non-compliance with the standards of the european broadcasting. union we really do not meet and do not want to meet the standards set by american hypocrites and scoundrels. they lie and don't blush. this is putting it mildly in murder narratives. in fact, there is little, except for lackluster, putin and lukashenko are to blame for everything; d

donald trump. look, he's doing better than young people than all combined. e going to have to think over the coming months whether they do actually want to beat donald trump next year. if all of them continue their campaigns, it's going to be a really big lift for the anti-trump forces and party. >> and of course, as little headlines get made here and there, comments get made here and there, the poll positions haven't necessarily changed too significantly in relationship to donald trump. he remains in front. there was a rivalry on the field state by state, desantis and trump attended the game. even though trump has a strong lead, do you expect this to pick up during the primaries or basically even coast to the finish line? >> definitely should. i think the american people like to hear from him. he seems to really like it, too. video we saw of him on social media, him going to a fraternity house or continuing to flip burgers. you know, he's meeting right now with young voters more than any other candidate. he's clearly competitive in iowa. and just about any o

young people is what inspires about america? because i don't care what the older generation is doing, building walls and voting for donald trump. t's the young people who are going to save this country, save democracy because it needs saving, oh goodness, back in to that. back in. dallas very good. okay. hi, i'm amanda and i forgot my question. just getting i am communications director on the hill. so i have worked you before. thank you very much. and i admire you. thank you. and i work for congresswoman betty mccollum. so i guess betty mccollum, who's one of the few members of congress who truly stands up for palestinian human rights in, this country stands up every i search for her an honor to have been on your broadcast before. but my question is not about that. my is about gender and i would just love to know is there anything in your book, do you do you cover the gender politics around making a case? and i would actually love to hear from you as john, if i would. yeah, i sadly, i don't i don't address it head on. i will say one thing. there are far too there are far too few women in this book. i talk about warren and others

donald trump anymore? i saw an article in the atlantic, that young people are not warming to the maga message and i think that's true. whether trump is there, there will be some that follows him, that follows in his footsteps and gives the same populist patter. i think that young people are paying far more attention and are not going to be sucked into the populist notions so i think our party goes back to, if you will, the wise wing of the republican party as time goes on. >> and the party though, trump is dominating in the poll and probably going to be your nominee. you're on the outside of the party no signs of what you're saying that the party is-- >> i'm not talking about in the next two years, i'm talking over the next decade or so. i just, i mean, populism doesn't work. i quote that ml mankin line to every complex problem there's a solution which is simple, clear, and wrong. and unfortunately, that's what we're hearing and again, on the trump wing of the policy i haven't heard policy other than saying we're going to build a wall. and by the way, he was president, he was president for four years, he built

if he can just flip 7 million people who voted for joe biden over to donald trump and get millions of younge who hate everything he stands for the vote for him, then he'll be back in office and a grant himself all the insurrectionists a pardon. >> i pay attention to this and try to follow the bouncing ball here on what actually will go on with the shutdown, but i am really confused at this point. i had a threat and sort of lost it. what is going on? it seems like we're at an impasse. he can't win the votes to pass it with republicans. that seems clear, and he's not going to get that. so then what? >> so, it's utterly dysfunctional from within the republican caucus because he can't maintain the rampaging maga faction. there would be a simple solution, if he had simply encouraged to exercise -- the vast majority, not of democrats but republicans and put it on the floor. in other words, it would align most of the house republicans with the senate republicans, the senate democrats, all of the house democrats and the president of the united states, but he won't do it because they are threatening

election, he's looking for a young, young partner, and then we start talking about zelensky's election, the united states, two guys from the baseball team, joseph don't be donaldill show us the wonders of youth. well, that's russian propaganda , that's the young president, putin is flying with these birds, oh, such a young, energetic person is sitting in a bunker, and they have grandfathers there, from our point of view. and that's it, by the way. will be to rule the world. by the way, the president of the president of the people's republic of china, xi jinping, is also 70 years old. there is nothing good about that. by the way, you understand how the age of a dictator differs from the age of a democratic ruler. it doesn't matter how old he is. four years and that's it, the pension fund of the president's memoirs doesn't matter, he'll be 85 and we'll be 45 anyway, this government will end and what does a person like putin and who became the president think at 50 and here you are already seven, god, all that is left to live there is 10-15 years . well, let it be 25, but where is the soviet union? all the same, everyone will be sorted out, so there is no need to

of course, i want to start with a young presidential hopeful named donald trump. [ laughter ] the yell-ephant the room, who is back by unpopular demand. it was quite a -- i don't know if you watched this. it was quite the scene at mar-a-lago last night. starting with this entrance to a song from the musical "les mis." ♪ here they come. there's former first lady melania with her husband, jean valtrex. [ laughter ] i can think of no better way to kick off another trump campaign than with "les miserables." it's a musical about a criminal with a hot daughter who gets away with it in the end. [ laughter ] should have said "spoiler alert." whatever the soundtrack, trump is waddling for president again. you know, he hasn't actually conceded the last election yet. if he won that, if he beat joe biden in 2020 as he constantly says he did, he shouldn't even be allowed to run. he's termed out now, that's eight years. [ cheers and applause ] one of the reasons trump is running again is to try to slow down the many, many criminal investigations he's at the center of right now. basically a bank robber on t

elections are chasing him young young partner and then we start talking about zelensky's election is the united states two guys from the baseball team joseph biden donaldmp will now show us the wonders of youth well this is russian propaganda she is the young president putin flies with these with birds oh such a young energetic person afiget sitting in bunkers and they have grandfathers there with from our point of view. well, by the way, they will rule the world. by the way , the president of the people's republic of china , xi jinping, is also 70 years old . there is nothing good about it. by the way, do you understand how the age of a dictator differs from the age of a dictator? a democratic ruler doesn't matter how old he is. how old is zelensky or how old is baidu? the democratic ruler still knows that he has four more years and all the pension fund of the president's memoirs. it doesn't matter. he will be 85 and we will be 45. all the same, this government will end. and what does he think? a man who is putin and who became president is 50 and here you are already 70. god, all that is left is to live there for 10-15 years. well, let him rule for 2

you think it would be a hard he case than the ysl case, young thug case, they are still not nearly as prominent as donald trump. so you have got an extra layer of complexity. i'm not sure why the young thug case is taking so long to get a jury. i don't know what's going on there. you would have thought they were done in two or three months like they were in other complex rico cases. i think it's something to look at. perhaps a better guide would be the atlanta rico trial, happened in 2013. >> how long did it take on? how long did that take? >> i think that was three or four months of jury selection. i remember the trial itself was around nine months to a year somewhere in that range. so i think total of this trial will probably go about a year. it will be interesting if we have two laura if we start out with chesebro and sydney powell, they go off on their own, this courtroom could be tied up for two years. which a lot of people don't think about. you know as a former prosecutor, courtrooms are active courtrooms. there are all kinds of cases going on, murders divorces, there are people sitting in jail th

donald trump's multiple trials and who would say they would still vote for him despite that. so when we look at our poll and under the hood, people disapprove, latinos, african americans, young they disapprove of joe biden's job performance but they'll still vote for him over donald trump that's significant and why the vote is tied. >> there's a gap among the young voters, black and latino voters that were so important to his victory last time. >> yes, this may be the roughest numbers. not only shows republicans with an enthusiasm high voter interest over democrats but it also shows that african americans, latinos and particularly young people aren't as fired up as they were in past election cycles this same point in time in the 2020 race, 2016, 2012, 2008. 13 months to go still a long time but they have work to do. >> i heard chris christie saying to kristen welker about the negative support for all of the challengers to donald trump. this is a national poll and it's the states and the primaries and the caucuses that matter. >> absolutely. as we've seen. if you win iowa, new hampshire you can change the nationals numbers but the national polls give us a taste of where the a

. >> i ran into the senator one time outside of her house with my young son, and we got talking. it was right before donald trump won the nomination, and she was talking about the lack of civility and civics education and engagement and what congress was really all about, was bringing together all of these sides to come together and work things out and compromise.bemoat that has gone and has passed. >> we've been speaking to people all morning about how they will remember the senator, that bipartisan spirit has been heard, echoed from the people that you've spoken with as well as the people we've spoken with, sometimes on a more intimate and personal front as well. >> ginger, you've had some experience with the senator. you were one of her interns. >> reporter: that's right. you know, we've talked about it this morning, and i've been really kind of reflecting on that time. it was a great opportunity, a very nice chance to meet the senator. that happened in 2003 when i was a college junior. one of the things do remember is, you know, a moment i feel like that we shared, both being proud of being san francis

. - that kind of donald trump "new york post" nexus began in those years, portraying young black peopleg men who were supposedly wildin', and they charge 'em with a gang rape, and he puts an ad in the papers calling for the death penalty. - these boys, we feel, have been lynched even before they have had an opportunity to tell their side as to what happened. - of course, all of these five young men were later exonerated of the crime. somebody else eventually confessed. but donald trump saw a kindred soul in pulling the scab off the city's racial consciousness. yes. - former u.s. attorney rudolph giuliani launched his formal campaign today to capture city hall from mayor koch. - now is the time to take our city back from the violent criminals on the streets and the white-collar criminals in their office buildings. [applause] when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i

and your young judge has ruled the former us president donald trump committed fraud for years to get better terms for bank loans and insurance as a punishment judge off of anger and has ordered the cancellation of what are known as business certificates for some of trump. companies in new york, that means it's going to be difficult or in some cases, almost impossible for them to operate in the state. trump says the rulings on fair and that he's going to appeal kristen, somebody's got more from new york. this new york judge is saying that former president, donald trump, who ran for office and got elected largely based on his reputation as a savvy, successful business man, is a fraud. the judge ruled that the president and his business associates and his company over valued the assets that he had in order to get better financing and better deals when it comes to things like insurance, payments, or loans. this again is a summary judgement that was issued before the case goes to a civil trial in the coming weeks where other charges will be considered against the former president. but thi

. >> no pretty incredible that the young people are still saying donald trump right here in montana.tester is vulnerable. such a republican area. so pro-trump. he's on the ticket again. and whether it's matt rosendale or tim sheehy, they really feel like they have got a great shot. >> steve: lawrence, good job working the little tiny microphone there with your big crowd. >> lawrence: it's the thing that we do on tv. you just got to roll with it sometimes. >> steve: we do. it's live tv. good job. we will be checking back in with you in 15 minutes. >> brian: 13 baltimore stores and not a single student tested proficient in math. not one. the sobering reality of education in america. >> steve: plus, 10,000, how many migrants were encountered in a single day at our southern border. we will talk to the wife of a border agent in texas. how she hopes to fix the crisis in congress. ♪ tide is busting laundry's biggest myth... that cold water can't clean. cold water, on those stains? ♪ cold water can't clean tough stains? i'd say that myth is busted. turn to cold, with tide. what did we do bef

this year, and the sixth after july 31st, and this is the same jail where donald trump was processed a few weeks ago. ryan younge for us in georgia. ryan, the numbers here are staggering. >> john, the numbers are staggering and the community activists are wanting a change right now. and the doj is investigating this jail, and the sheriff has said that he needs a new facility, and everyone agrees that the jail is falling apart, but tell that to the family of shondre dellmore who was being held on a bond for $2400 for a minor offense, they don't understand how that leads to cardiac arrest. last week, multiple stabbings and one person died and it seems that every week, someone is coming forward to talk about the horror stories with this jail, and in fact, an attorney who ended a press conference who says that something needs to be done and now. >> there is no way to be taking it as seriously as they should, because the jail is open and functioning as it is. it is a death trap and that is where we are right now. and what happened over the last several months and what has been disc disclosed, this is supposed to be

one of the powerful things i think she said to you, first of all because this is a young woman who was so loyal to donaldp. she wanted to go to mar-a-lago even after january 6th and continue to work for him. so not only was she an insider, but she was someone who still was in the fold. and she's come to this conclusion. i think the other reason it's important is what we hear from donald trump every day on social media, these posts. he continues to be an election denier, the big lie continues. and he continues regularly on social media to attack our institutions. to undermine the department of justice. so she knows it firsthand. but we're also hearing it straight from him every day. >> no, absolutely. i'm wondering what you make of this as a conservative republican. the fact that donald trump remains in all likelihood, your nominee? >> it tells me that conservatism is not real in how it's described today. there's a few people left that actually believe in a conservative view of government. the rest have become author authoritarian. that's actually more becoming about own your enemies, fight back. donald t

there's a reason she was a star witness for us, is because she was a young woman who was in the room with donald, rudy giuliani, and others. she heard and saw a lot. one other people, older men, fled the, fifth or didn't comply with subpoenas for the select committee, she came forward, not only spoke to, us but spoke to us in front of 13 million people and national television, telling us things about donald trump's plot to overturn the election that we would not have known before. thinking about how much she went through, these allegations happening, job she had in the white house, it's disappointing. i think that will all be interested to read her, book and hear more about her experience, both during the time she testified, her time in the white house, and a time after that. >> i have to tell you i 100% agree that she's doing exactly what she described, comparing that with a man who -- and ran away from telling the truth. it is extraordinary. we know in an interview that cassidy did, after her testimony to the 16 committee, that her attorneys told her, are not safe for you to go home. then she

return of donald tusk o no, you know, i know what tusk is, the young people don’t remember it, but weeverything from the cops ; it would be difficult for a prime minister like donalds to believe in any life situation. today. this is impossible. i wouldn’t want him to come back . his group anya public and the seemingly independent broadcaster tvp are in power, according to the objective idea, because de jure there is no direct subordination to the state. in fact, the broadcast is already too. sorry, this is a complete drag of the opposition goebbel would appreciate by the way, this company was a mouthpiece in the exclusion department. bts blaming us in non-compliance with european broadcasting standards. union we really do not meet and do not want to meet the standards set by american hypocrites and scoundrels. they lie and don't blush. this is putting it mildly in murder narratives. in fact, there is little, except for lackluster, putin and lukashenko are to blame for everything; dictators , aggressors attacked ukraine, are preparing an invasion of poland. what the state-owned polish

even can not be compared in such isn't it the food, the potential return of donald, tusk oh no, you know. i know what tusk is, youngn't remember, but we remember everything according to the cops , it would be difficult for such a prime minister like donalds to believe in any life situation. today. this is impossible. wouldn't like so that he returns in the power of his group, in short. public and like an independent tvp broadcaster, on the idea of ​​an objective one, because de jure there is no direct subordination to the state. in fact , the ether already. excuse me, this is a solid mochilo of opposition goebbel would have appreciated by the way this company was a mouthpiece in the exclusion department. btz, accusing us of not meeting european broadcasting standards. union we really do not meet and do not want to meet the standards set under the american hypocrites and crooks. they lie and don't blush. this is putting it mildly murder narratives. in fact, a little, except for tusk, putin and lukashenko are to blame for everything, dictators, aggressors attacked ukraine, are preparing an invasion of poland . in ord

just 35% had a positive view of the vice president still, young voters do say they'd vote for president biden over gop front-runner donaldrump by a wide margin >> biden or trump? >> biden >> biden >> reporter: but with more than three-fourths of americans thinking there should be a maximum age limit for elected officials, the issue is looming large in this campaign >> i think it is a concern because, you know, we don't want to be, like, you know, voting for him, and then he may not actually, like, be able to serve the full term. >> reporter: we spoke with a group of students at hampton university right after the vice president's visit. >> raise your hand if you think age is a concern when it comes to president biden >> he doesn't have that much a closer relationships with people that are our age. >> i think the difference between the obama administration and the biden administration is the fact that president obama was cool. >> we grew up with obama, like, we saw sasha and malia in the white house. we don't really see that with that biden administration we see him as like our grandfather. >> reporter: the critical questi