praskovya ionova anna petrovna married the duke of galstin in 1728. she gave birth to a boy karl-better ulrich and died a few days after giving birth ekaterina ivanovna was married to a duke had a twelve-year-old daughter elizaveta katerina kristina anna ivanovna was the widow of the duke of courland had no children praskovya ivanovna was married to general dmitry mamonov the supreme commanders spent the night deciding which of the ladies give preference to six in the morning chose anna duchess of courland. she was 37. she was a widow for a very long time she lived in a seedy tave, almost to try the supporters of moscow did not have a special lust for power and did not differ in intelligence. why not make a decorative empress out of her and so that no surprises come of it, the leaders compiled a list of the conditions of the conditions that anna had to sign even before joining the thrones. according to these conditions, the empress did not have the right to declare peace, to introduce new taxes , to spend the state horse to produce ranks, the colonel

love duke and loved all of duke's black basketball players because they were good.ut was was absolutely a racist. and he accepted he was fine with blacks playing for his school and helping his school win. but he didn't want any of them over to dinner. and you know, that's true of a lot of fans and alumni of these schools. and i know i'm over generalizing. um, but a lot of people who will defend got played athletes from their school black or white. also don't want to have the black athletes to their house for dinner and probably in many cases don't want a black person coaching their teams or their players. and i've been thinking recently about conversation i had with peter gruber who's movie producer kohner of the warriors and the la dodgers and you know, he always talks about tribalism and that we associate with different tribes and he doesn't consider that a bad thing. you know. it's a natural instinct. you know, you can't necessarily say that when we look at the lack of diversion hopes. it's not necessarily racism, you know, it's tribalism in that people are gonna

they turned 17 and he married her off to the duke. kurlyandsky about love, of course, was out of the question, but to that old man, he married for love . in pre-petrine russia, it was difficult for royal daughters to find a spouse. marriage by compatriots was considered unworthy of the royal family, and to marry a foreign monarch. they could only if the orthodox faith was preserved, which often did not suit the western powers, the situation began to change from the time of peter i, the russian empire became one of the largest political players dynastic marriages began to serve as a new state interest in the cancer of anna ioannovna of the duke of courland. friedrich wilhelm was called upon to strengthen russian positions in the baltic before leaving for courland, anna's eighteen-year-old husband thought of competing in the art of drinking with tsar peter himself, and the result was that the duke became ill on the way, and he died in the arms of his young wife. she saw that the property was ruined. the castle has been looted. at 17, a

there grand duke alexander elonchik wrote. what will you cheat the power of sharks was right from the life of our installation, alexander died oversleeping years kalina from the statute of yasha did not break the officer to question their experience . toy gave permission and founded a whole commission. i was originally the vilna governor and chancellor albert hastold on and the richest furry class. yes , at least the chanson to accept a new document floated in the reflection. i sewed an hour for my own such course of the year, deer, not came off, the brothers unbuttoned for 7 moves. velmesh. the mat was tied up with an interreslo of magnate families by ukht. document, foot statute of the great tolskakh adopted only 29 veroni. 1.529 from the locals - this is the height of knowledge, poshmaklik their list is very late hours and strewn to the roof, and they report it was reportedly established that it was written and it was in the old belarusian language, kept on the language, including latin and polish-lightning, variants, shift

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david duke has endorsed trump, who was then asked if he would condemn duke and his support repeatedlyd and repeatedly, this is how trump responded. >> well just so you understand, i don't know anything about david duke. okay. i don't know did he endorse me or what's going on because you know, i know nothing about david duke. i know nothing about white supremacists. honestly, i don't know david duke. i don't believe i've ever met him. pretty sure i didn't meet him and i just don't know anything about him. >> another hallmark of trump's. supposed ignorance. we're supposed to believe he knows nothing about duke just like how after the dinner last week, he posted to social media, quote, i don't know nick fuentes. again, the white nationalist he dined with for roughly two hours. now to believe that, you need to believe he never heard about the uproar involving marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar to republican members of congress who got into deep hot water at a conference sponsored by yep, you guessed it, nick fuentes. it was a huge deal. so much so that about three days after green spok

mitchell duke rising to the occasion. it’s duke rising to the occasion.e breakthrough that they so deserve! australia one up, thumbs up. next time the ball hit duke's head he was nowhere near as happy but after a few choice words and an apology and handshake it was time to move on. and the chances were starting to move in of tunisia, youssef msakni with the best of them. after the break australia sprang back into life and it looked more likely they would get a second rather than a tunisian equaliser. but that next goal never arrived and that means australia have their first world cup win since 2010 and could still make the knockout stage. a big win for australia and plenty still to look forward to today. there is indeed. all eyes will be on argentina and their star man lionel messi as they chase that win which they need desperately if they are to reach the last 16 in their match to come. they lost to saudi arabia in a surprise result in the opening match, one of the shocks of the world cup so far. they are back in action as well when they take on poland a

duke said scoring in a world cup was one of his proudest moments.as such a big moment. it is the best feeling in the world. i'm trying not to get too caught up in it because the job is not done yet. we have one more game to win. describe the emotions when you saw the ball in the back of the net. it was the best moment of my life, in my football career. there are no words. i am just so happy and proud of the boys. we made so many sacrifices to get here. it's the best feeling. it was the best friendly we could have had against france. if you make a small mistake you get punished. i couldn't be prouder of the boys. incredible effort and the australian fans here have given great support and now we move forward. we have achieved one win, it is nothing. he's regarded as one of the best strikers in the world. and today — a moment for robert lewandowski to remember. poland's captain was on the scoresheet — as they beat saudi arabia, the side that stunned argentina in their opening match — and were hoping to become the first side to get through to the knocko

yes, true, true it just happened in the duke's netherlands.e inhabitants of the netherlands just uh to death. dominica is the same story. yes, i agree that in the xvi century the population was small, so to sentence 3 million people to death was too big a loss. listen the fact is that to sentence to death is one thing but to execute. eh, this is a completely different story, so here. well, as a matter of fact, maybe that's the catch was actually the right answer.

you know, i love duke, and duke's intelligence, his dedication, over 2,000 pieces, and i love him, and also listening to classical music, i love beethoven. rubenstein: what about dizzy gillespie? was he an influence on you? marsalis: the thing about dizzy gillespie that hit me first was the depth of his intelligence. i met him when i was 14, and just when he started talking, oh, the way my daddy and other musicians listened to him. yeah, dizzy was very intelligent. he's part of the reason that we developed jazz at lincoln center because i didn't want to play in a big band because i'd always grown up playing small-band music, and dizzy told me-- i called him and asked him "man, what do you think i should do?" he said, "to lose one's orchestral heritage should not be considered an achievement," so he was telling me because you need to figure out how to keep our orchestral heritage. we paid a lot of dues to build up orchestral music in jazz, and for us to just give it away and say that big band is old-fashioned, that's not intelligent. let's talk a bit about jazz at lincoln center. so you

duke albrech, iii of austrian habsburg, stayed in it, they say about such people with a woman's face prince vitovt was baptized into the catholic faith in the drops of the castle. well, this is a match with a kenohero face, handsome. agree. in the latter, the master of the teutonic order , duke of prussia, albert of brandenburg, is in his portrait of the hand of cranach himself. he looks more like some gypsy baron in the 16th century. the duke arranged his summer residence in the castle and spent a lot of time here, especially in the last years of his life. here he met his death in the year of albert's rule, the great polish astronomer and the famous physician of that time, nicolaus copernicus, also visited the castles, like a peasant or an artisan. well, maybe i'm wrong. everyone has their own cockroaches in their heads, and you too, so our kolya came here. to treat zhozhora commandants of the castle georg von kungheim, well, this georgi. he is gogo, he is gosh, he is zhora, he is not interesting in anything, except that he was married to the daughter of the famous martin luther, th

honestly, i don't know david duke, i don't believe ever madam.re it in medium, but i just don't know anything about him. >> by the way, that's another hallmark of trump's call and see with white supremacists. his supposed ignorance. we're supposed to know that he knows nothing of david duke, just after the dinner last week trump posted to social media and said that i don't know nick fuentes. again, that's the white nationalist dine with last week for roughly two hours according to a cnn source. now if you believe that, you believe you never heard about the uproar involving marjorie taylor greene, and paul gosar, to republican members of congress who got into hot water for making an appearance at a conference smoking by yes you guess it, the same nick fuentes. it was a huge deal, so much so that about three days after greene spoke at the conference, gosar appeared by video. house republican leader mccarthy condemned the advances by fuentes. he called it appalling and wrong and said quote, the party should not be associated anytime, any place with

e, attempt on the life of emperor napoleon iii, communicated, communicated with these people, the dukey received from the rothschilds. he opens the political a salon in which the most famous rebels give speeches. and the freethinkers of that time by the mars engels pond, it’s true, the salon is not in london, but in paris, just like the british revolutionaries themselves were still fighting in london at that time, herzen opens a printing house that begins to be printed, anti-russian literature, and herzen not only opens an anti-russian printing house, but officially declares this, thereby assuming the full measure of legal responsibility. how do we know about this? check out the archived documents ministry of foreign affairs, we read the relations of comrade minister of foreign affairs sinevin, the chief commander of the third department of the count. orlov about the establishment of a printing house for the herzens, we have the honor to forward a clipping from the local democratic newspaper lena containing an announcement by the exile alexander herzen about a russian printing house es

duke music under the swastika starts november 19th on d. w. ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. g 20 lead us gathering barley for the annual summit. the focus is on 2 nations, in particular the united states and china far apart on issues like taiwan and duke right now, but didn't joe biden and his color patch, he's in pink, sit down and body for the 1st face to face.

>> he did know david duke. >> can you imagine actually saying that he didn't know the klan? didn't know about the klan? just like he said he doesn't know about qanon and the proud boys. it's unbelievable. >> while trump claimed not to know him he had previously denounced duke 16 years earlier when trump ran for president as a member of the reform party. so when it was convenient -- you get the rest. >> right. >> let's bring in nbc news correspondent vaughn hilliard, politico's jonathan lemire and al sharpton. >> i know you're a reporter so i'll say it. we around this table know donald trump is lying that he knew who his guests were just like he knew who david duke was, but even if you were one of these people that liked to be lieded to by donald trump you have to stare down the inescapable that today there is reporting that trump refuses, despite his staff members telling him, you have to condemn this guy, trump refuses to defend this neo-nazi, this white supremacist, this holocaust denier because he doesn't want to offend him or any of his followers. >> let's look at it thi

after all, he won the heart of the grand duke of lithuania with his picturesqueness and his color. in general, the ancient city is a witness to many historical events, one of the few in belarus that is not a regional center. and there are many sights i'll try to tell everyone. it's high and we're starting to get to know each other. pitkevich warriors, who only in different years did not own this city in 1494, granted magdeburg rights and a coat of arms in the form of a two-story tower with a gate. by the way, this is the fourth city of modern belarus after brest, grodno and slutsk, which received such a high status. the high city of merchants and artisans of the 18th century. and to be more precise, before the transfer of the capital of poland from krakow to warsaw, large trade routes passed through it. one of these royal led from kamenets to nemirov in 1647, the city was bought by political military leaders, including hetman, pavel jan sapeko, then vysokolithovskaya began to belong to the princes of sapieha, who made a special contribution to its development. in general, i must te

soon, grand duke nikolai pavlovich was appointed chief inspector of the corps of engineers and chief of the life guards of the sapper battalion, having a phenomenal memory, he knew all the sappers by sight afterwards. he will often repeat. i'm just an old guards sopher. every day, getting up early , prayer charging charging served not with a gun, the execution of rather complex rifle techniques, then the development of inspection instructions. looks at what others called boring nikolai passionately loved, and meanwhile his elder brother emperor alexander had already hinted to nikolai several times that he would like to transfer the throne to him, the middle brother tsarevich. constantine categorically did not want to become emperor in 1823. alexander signed ma test declaring nicholas to the heirs to the throne. but only four people knew about this, and nicholas himself was not among them on november 19 , 1825. in taganrog emperor alexander the first died suddenly after 8 days , they learned about it in st. petersburg, a meeting of the state council, a manifesto was announced on the h

booking profits in utilities or at least duke. and for some reason using your thumb to hit the enter key. but you do you, killburg jeff kylburg, thank you very much >> see you, pal. >> still ahead elon musk accusing apple of threatening to remove the twitter app from its store and calling apple's app store fees a, quote, secret tax. is it secret would actually apple agree with anything musk is saying? is this a musk v. apple fight? use your thumb or your index finger butusstk jt icaround steve kovac has that story next. hi, my name is tony cooper, and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your m

the soccer was netted early in the march through mitchell duke, and the 23rd minute duke managed to convert a header from craig goodwin's cross. the aussie found the back of the net just out of the reach of the tunisian goalkeeper. the wind keeps the sufferers whilst up hopes alive. while a shock defeat on tuesday left a bitter taste at the mouth of argentina, fans after saudi arabia stunned the south american nation. but you couldn't tell by looking at the hands in doha. so what keith, where argentina fans gather to the capitals, oldest marketplace to show support for their team ahead of their match against mexico later today. argentina's to one last to saudi arabia is seen as one of the biggest upsets in world history. the iranian football teams refusal to sing their national anthem was bigger news than the score line in their 1st batch. but they were singing again ahead of their to nail when of a whales following a legit pressure from the government. it is just one sign of the huge risks iranian people are taking to show their descent at a world cup, increasingly overshadowed by human ri

"i don't know david duke." detected? >> sorry, any what? >> does donald trump have any aversion or disgust for racists or racism in him that you've detected? >> oh. so none that i've detected because the duke incident where he would not on air really lean in to condemn him is quite similar to what we've seen now with nick fuentes. even now he's put out something like three or four statements about this dinner, as outrage builds and builds and builds. in none of them has he condemned nick fuentes. and i've talked to several of his advisers over the months and years about this. because it's not the first time this has happened. and the most common answer i've received is that he will not condemn somebody who says nice things about him and who supports him. because they're someone who supports him. it's really not more complicated than that. and you saw -- it was interesting you pulled up that clip of lewis because that's the precise reverse of it. it doesn't matter what you do in life, whether you are heroic in y

one of them is start—up, protected, founded by duke university graduates.bone fracture by making a 3d printed, custom—fitting device that allowed him to come back confidently and compete with this injury. mitchell, we're going to take a 3—d scan. there was never a question of locating their company anywhere else, between the universities in the area, the growing startup scene and entrepreneurial scene, it reallyjust made perfect sense. we were surrounded by resources that made this possible from professors that became business mentors and advisors to grant funding, both from duke as well as the north carolina community. the region is also attracting big brands. apple is building its first east coast engineering hub here in exchange for up to $846 million in incentives. we�*re quickly becoming one of the hottest startup spaces in the united states. how are you doing? one of the keys to success is access to funding, according to the man whose job is to ensure the area remains competitive. 80% of venture capital funding is in new york, boston or california. we

this is karl edward the last duke, saxomburg gotsky, he is also a group fuhrer of stormtroopers, thepotentiary for transport, deputies of their stage and the president of the german red cross, he is also the cousin of the english king george the fifth, which is what native people have from her husband, the ruling queen elizabeth, prince philippansort , since he was a foreigner and therefore could not claim the throne, even if elizabeth had died, there were four sisters margarita married the year fried golloy, a german son of longenburg prince and british princess. this is the year. the husband of the sister of the british prince, a staunch nazi member of the nstp, during the war was the head of wehrmacht intelligence on the eastern front, another sister of the british prince sophia became the wife of another german prince. christov of odessa, both were members of the nsdp. and crosses held the high post of the air force of the third reich. don't miss the events and people of the week on central television. the united states is urging the ecumenical to show willingness to negotiate wi

australia goalscorer mitchell duke said, "it's the best "feeling in the world, but i'm trying not toejob�*s not done yet. we've got one more game to try and get out of the group." they started the day bottom but are now sitting second with france against denmark still to come. it's not looking good for tunisia though, who face holders france in their final world cup game on wednesday. lets talk more about this amazing win for australia. norman herment is a reporter from abc in australia and has been out on the streets of melbourne. great to see you and congratulations. i know you were down at federation square in the middle of melbourne. the pictures are incredible from there, thousands of people showing up to watch the match. what was the reaction when that goal went in in the first half? well, obviously there's been a lot of consternation here following the match against france when australia went down in a pretty comprehensive defeat. when that header crossed into the goal there was an enormous outburst of emotion, and i think relief, as people can see that australia was a and mig

there grand duke alexander ilonchik wrote.t to say about the power of akul, the rightness of the life of our installation is not aleksander died after sleeping kalina quote yasha did not break the officer to question their experience . kali, grodno soy. he returned with such a request before the prince repaired the pershastorog. toy gave permission and founded a whole commission. i did not recognize the vilna governor and chancellor albert hastolts and the richest furry class. yes , at least an hour to accept a new document floated in the reflection. i sewed an hour for my own such course of the year, the deer did not come off, the brothers unbuttoned for 7 moves. believe me, the meshmat was tied to the interest of the magnate families by uht. document, the foot statute of the great fires of the lithuanian adopted only 29 miles. 1.529 year, instead of this statute, they knew, poshmaklik their list more late hours and dotted to the roof of a teasing face, it was reported that it was written in the old belarusian language, kept

their own, but the fortress defended itself and the king, who had dried up the roof, and the grand dukeslav said, no, you can’t get around lera on the right, this is the goddess of war, she manages to demand gunpowder. so it was seen a new military rank, adelman, officer, artillery candidate, obligated not to work, a full garden package, advanced training, a frozen one, we are in a hurry for a vacancy kazimir semyonovich, who b could have known that yong dasom himself would become a mentor for a generation of artillerymen , xiao sveta seems to be the 12th kazik, drunkard, unsuccessful lightning ducks about rests to sleep a bandanna and put in experiments. i didn’t think of bugs or balaclavas to try something concrete. although it took me to the great strata my suits from the casimir book. semyonovich more than once got a swollen mouth semyonovich lived. although old-timer. they are rich, my extra suit was left-handed career for fractional the gentry service to the army casimir ghetto understood, and the modeling of the school to wave chablis and ride horses yon spent days and nights ove

big ben strikes the hour. and received the duke and the chest of gloucester laying wreaths at the nationalorial. and as we salute our troops, the foreign secretary had said we remember ukraine's fight forfreedom. the royal family will attend the ceremony at the cenotaph in central london, this the first since the death of the queen, with wreaths being laid by king charles and prince william. on this day of commemoration, we will remember them. and here we see representatives of the royal navy, the army, and the raf laying there reads —— laying there reads. and more widows will be laying there reads injust there reads. and more widows will be laying there reads in just a there reads. and more widows will be laying there reads injust a moment. ——laying their wreaths.

duke is.at the klan was. i don't know about the proud boys. i don't know about q, and now he's saying i don't know who nick fuentes is. oh, he does, he does, and he refuses to condemn this nazi. >> he refuses to condemn all the domestic folks as well as the likes of vladimir putin and kim jong un and fascists across the world stage. this is what he does. and certainly, hugo, this is in part as you have reported, he doesn't want to alienate what he knows is part of his political base. this moment comes just two weeks or so after his rather lackluster announcement of his new presidential campaign. he is still the most powerful voice in the party. it is still his party. so let's take this with a grain of salt. there does seem to be republicans willing to step in and criticize what he's doing, republicans willing to mount their own presidential bid. how concerned are the people around trump that maybe this could fracture at least somewhat his gop support. >> i think there are two elements to conce

. >> he went to duke though. he's pretty smart. >> well, i mean, he went to duke.ayer? that's for the admissions people at duke. but might be time to take his diploma back. >> so, yet at the same time that we're talking about this, you and i have talked about this privately, this era of so-called cancel culture, where careers get ruined because somebody says something wrong or makes a mistake. obviously if they commit a crime, that's a separate thing. but i think -- and i think you would agree with me -- that there does need to be room for people to apologize, as long as it's a sincere apology. i saw this report today about this young sports reporter in casey funderburg. she objected to some racism she saw as a sports reporter and then passt racist tweets she ha made when she was a teenager and she was fired to. me, that seems like, look, if she's -- i don't have a -- people -- there needs to be space for people to apologize in this world. >> yeah, i mean, if there isn't, then where do we go? listen, obviously i've been involved the in a -- i've said a million stup

the duke and duchess of house? duchess of sussex had turned to karen bradley , the critically bradley, the critically acclaimed director , after a acclaimed director, after a netflix series about tennis star naomi osaka . but they reportedly naomi osaka. but they reportedly clashed over the direction of the show . and garrett is just the show. and garrett is just one in a long list of that have parted ways with the couple. let's start at the beginning there was katrina mckeever the senior comms secretary. she was assigned to liaise with meghan's family in september 2018. she was reportedly first to go. then in december 2018, only a few months later, there melissa two up to meghan's assistant. after the royal wedding she could only put up with six months of the couple. apparently the royals demand for dues to the tiers. and according to sources. it was reported mirror. she puts reported in the mirror. she puts up quite a lot. meghan put a lot of demands on her and it ended up with her in tears and that was meghan's.

because i know nothing about david duke. i know nothing about white supremacists. >> sounds awful familiar, joyce. >> trump has a playbook, it works for him, it has worked very well and one of the ongoing mysteries of his time in the public eye is how he manages to consistently get a pass really for some pretty heinous behavior. something that increasingly concerns me is someone who does studies democratic institutions though is just how serious this is. i think there's a tendency to write it off as something that is funny or something it is just trump. what we are failing to consider is the real damage that is being done to our social fiber and our institutions and precisely how serious this could become over time. >> i think that's exactly right. maria teresa, that's exactly a problem because that's what happens with donald trump. you can almost write everything off as donald trump being donald trump, but the fact that this has become mainstream, that donald trump happens to have a bunch of supremacists, who he either sinc

this little one, oh, miss duke in kansas. duke is up one. grady put the jay hawks in front. final minute. we got got kj adams jr. with the bucket and the foul. and ball game. the hawks won it 69-64. >>> cool story, glenn. >> coolest thing i saw tonight. bowling green in white down one. 10 seconds left. and got one. matt mcdonald. to keith. 42-yard play. as time was running out. that is how bowling green won the game over toledo. 42- 35. on tuesday night football. >> and that's the highlight reel huh? >> you got it. >> all right, thank you so much, vern. >>> up next, taylor swift fans have some bad blood with ticket master. >>> actress anne heche s estate is being sued by the woman who lost her home to the deadly crash. the incident in los angeles left michelle traumatized in addition to not having anywhere to live. hech e suffered severe injuries and she later died. >>> travis scott will be making his first music festival appearance since last year's astro world festival tragedy in houston. ten people were crushed to death while the rapper was performing on stage at at his f

, former ku klux klan -- >> just so you understand, i don't know david duke, okay?on't know what you're talking about whit seupremacy and white supremacists. i don't know. i know nothing about david duke and i know nothing about white supremacists. >> after charlottesville when he said there were fine people on both sides. there was the proud boys when he talked about the proud boys and he said stand back and stand by during a presidential debate. what has he offered in terms of an explanation? >> he has trieded to clean this up a couple of times now on truth social just in the last 24 hours, and i want to read you what he said. this past week kanye west called me to have dinner at mar-a-lago. shortly thereafter, he unexpectly showed up with three of his friends whom i knew nothing about and we had din or the back patio. the dinner was quick and uneventful and they then left for the airport and in a subsequent post think because kanye west has been engulfed in controversy over his anti-semitic remarks, trump said more about the dinner on truth social saying there wa

the duke of all of that in and actually with ah, plato is hybrid more against russia just became more dangerous and frightening. a missile fired from ukraine by ukrainians landing in poland, clearly demonstrates what can go wrong due to a mistake or miscalculation. of course, the collective west in suddenly moved towards invoking article 5 of the nato treaty, which means starting world war 3. of those just to read for a while we have which are ours we make, you know, i'm not know, let you to do you care about me if you care about the play, i wish somebody could just tell me why. yes. her hair off. why tree lynchings beating poverty, why supremacy is just the disgusting ambulance. the people in mississippi voted on a wire and 65 percent of the people voted to keep the current fly or purposes to in the good name. and the confederates held because of these monuments that you see everywhere are not, can, they're not monuments to the federal government. they're monuments to the soldiers, to the barracks. you know, if we're going to be offended by everything, every negative part of our hist

i know nothing about david duke. i know nothing about white supremacists. >> then of course there was what he said after charlottesville. i was actually there and heard it. this is what he said. >> you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. excuse me, excuse me. i saw the same pictures as you did. >> and we all remember trump telling the proud boys to stand back and stand by during a presidential debate. why is it so hard for him to disavow these people? >> he doesn't want to disavow these people, jim. this is part of his brand. this is how he started his career in politics. remember, he spent five and a half years lying about the first black president's birth certificate. he attacked mexicans saying they were rain i have thes and drug dealers. and he was going to have a total and complete ban of all muslims into the country. so he has had a history of dealing with anti-semitism, bigotry to get support for his political ambitions. i disagree with charlie, though. i understand why he would want to

the duke of all of that in an excellent plan, a one on today. we want to talk to mike with ah, children at st in residential school, suffered nightmarish levels. of abuse, torture and child rape, and yet the office of the attorney general suppressed thousands of page the police of evidence that identified those perpetrators in the school. i was electrocuted twice. i was only 7 years or just too high for me. so for me to put me in the chair by the law, i used to run over here after abuse somebody and run here and she kept solution and wip himself. some of them are my relative, didn't make it jerking themselves to death over doses. but yeah, what it may me, it made me the person i am today because on it, i don't give up any investigations. what so often handled differently because the deceased was indigenous. so many of the worst criminals got away the bishop's got away. the ones we've done, most of the damage never got charged ah, the watches are almost completely removed from day to day, large, the american people. and so the american people, i

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here the king was sewn off by religious people , the polish and grand duke of lithuania was baptizedlchensk church, however, after his death he was buried in the church of st. catherine in st. petersburg. in 1938, on the personal order of joseph stalin, the remains of stanislav on august ponjatovsky, volchin was transported and reburied. the procedure was a secret, so the rituals were not observed. it is also known that after the end of world war ii, the royal tomb was used as a granary, a typical fate of many architectural monuments. by the way, the trinity church is rightfully considered one of the most unusual catholic churches built during the period of vices. it’s a pity we can’t get inside . the reconstruction of the shrine has been going on for several years. but there is an opportunity to admire its appearance, and wolf services are held in the chapel. nearby , in the end, i must tell you that the high and its surroundings are known not only for historical and cultural objects a and for their natives. production designer mikhail karpuk was born in these parts, who worked for

david duke endorsed him, he says i don't know anything about david duke which of course seems hard tofathom since many people in the country know who david duke's. the former klan leader. i think that he often uses that profit station of ignorance to defend meetings or support that he otherwise would be happy to take. he hasn't exactly got out of his way to the announce these people. he in fact usually cultivates their support. then tries to pretend that he doesn't really know what they stand for when they come under scrutiny. i think that is pretty hard to imagine that a former president could have a staff that would allow somebody like nick fuentes to show up at his dinner even if an announce. even if not specifically invited. without some sort of a vetting process. possibly again. it's not a very organized system sometimes with him. but it does speak to i -- think it speaks to larger issues. >> let me pick up on the word ignorance there. because if it is true, peter, that trump didn't know who fuentes was. then he's admitting someone he didn't know was able to get close access to h

we learned who david duke was. we should learn today that this is who donald trump.table. whether you are republican or democrat. to embrace antisemitism in any form. or any form of. hate >> last thing i will, say. jonathan if you will go to the atl website that you have the statistics. last year there were more than 120 instances of antisemitic hate. still skyrocketing. important to have people like you here to have this conversation. thank you. i always thank you for taking the time to join us. >> thanks, katie. happy thanksgiving. >> thanks. coming up, georgia runoff states are so high that both sides are bringing out the big guns as campaigning heats up. we will break it all down as early voters are heading to the polls this weekend. polls this weekend asy-order platters and lunchboxes perfect for any party. pool parties... tailgates... holiday parties... even retirement parties. man, i love parties. subway keeps refreshing and refreshing covid-19. some people get it, and some people can get it bad. and for those who do get it bad, it may be because they have a h

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. >> i don't know anything about david duke, okay? i don't know anything about what you even talking about with white supremacy, or white supremacists. >> those who deny the holocaust are an accomplice to this horrible evil. this is my pledge to you. we will confront antisemitism. >> but you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. >> you know i am? i'm a nationalist, okay. i'm a nationalist. >> does it concern you that many saw that tweet as racist? >> it doesn't concern me because many people agree with me. would you like me to condemn? proud boys, stand back and stand by. >> okay. trump has said he's not an antisemite, he's not a racist. but those extreme groups deeply believe he is one of them. it makes them, he nods at them, he has dinner with one of them at mar-a-lago. he knows exactly how dangerous this rhetoric is. why is he doing it, peter? >> well, he does it because the people who support these issues, support these views, support him. and he has a natural instinct in which he refuses to denounce anybody w

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support. >> reporter: exactly. >> and candidate trump said, i know nothing about david duke althoughn him. mar-a-lago's not a place you can just kind of drop in and see a former president. it's a private club at a home, and the dinner went on? >> reporter: right. >> they continued to have the dinner with kanye in this moment, and these other men he says he did not know. >> reporter: yep. so it -- all of those facts strung together don't seem to make a lot of sense when reconciled with trump's statement, victor. >> maeve reston, thank you. >> reporter: thank you. >>> elon musk says that he will restore most of the previously banned accounts on the social media platform, twitter, starting next week. the billionaire ceo polled followers on whether to offer what he called general amnesty to users who have not broken the law or are what we called egregious spamming. the poll had more than 3 million votes, 72% of lifting the bans. let's talk to the president of the national urban league. let's start with your general reaction to this decision from elon musk. >> this is what i predicted wou

the first duke and duchess of marlboro. the younger son of the seventh duke of marlboro was 24 when he met an american heiress at a boating party off the aisle of right. her name was jenny jerome. she was 19. after just three days, the couple were engaged to be married. and idea that was fiercely opposed by both sets of parents. marriages between american heiresses and british aristocrats or common at the time. for both of the drones and the marlboro's, this proposal was not at all what they had in mind. as a younger son, randolph -- while he possessed the honorific title of ward, was not a member of the nobility. he was not a duke. he did not have his own independent sort of wealth. so far as the mob roars were concerned, denny's family might be wealthy, but not that we'll see. from the point of view of blossom palace, to put it mildly, americans were vulgar. nevertheless the marriage one ahead april 1874. their first son winston was born in the following november. this meant that winston was, by birth, 50% american. a fac