e. michael jones. thank you. thank you from me times have changed for various demographics and many societies. and those changes don't often come sadly without chaos and deceive. however, you're naive if you don't think the geo politics of the west are not playing a role. as a timing of these protests happening. as do our lives are being drawn by the west is not just a coincidence. a different religions and cultures have their own ideologies. it is best when they are addressed within their own circles, as observations from the outside can often be deceiving. now while on the surface there calls for peace, this will only be accomplished with either the religious regulations were made subjective or there was a regime change. both would have long term effects to a very established body and what happens next would be unpredictable. as a major changes either to the government or the religion would be guaranteed to follow. no protestors against the regime called the world to show how much it loves women and values free

e. michael jones. he's a widely published author and communicator on a social, political, and religious topics. welcome, dr. jones. thank you for joining us. thank you for having me. so let's talk about the protest are happening at this present moment. why are they happening? okay, 1st of all, you've got a situation that has been festering for a long time, which is the crisis over the his job in 2009 to see i got involved in a ran and tried to overthrow the government by using women as their main proxy warriors, that situation hasn't changed, the situation didn't get resolved, then the revolution got squelch, it got put down. but the resent within char resentments are, are still there, and they go back all the way to the of the, and or the death of the ayatollah khomeini. in 1989, this is 10 years after the revolution, the revolution effectively ended at that point. ah, but that with his dad. but the new supreme leader decide to continue it, which was bad enough, but that he made a really bad decision

, b e michael. maybe that's why we couldn't quite get it to work with. yeah. so that work is not yet published in a journal okay. but does have one paper out called the objectivity illusion, which is a really powerful paper that find it themes. and then one question that i liked in debbie posted earlier this in the session, she says, why people drifting toward groups based on community, caring, faith, etc. instead of hate groups. what a great question. yeah, i thought so too. a great question here. you know, i'm i'm just not sure. maybe there's just not enough around these communities of love and caring. i mean, i don't know. i don't quite know. but there are like little in our neighborhood where these moments happen at cafes, bars, right down the street where these moments of connection are possible, you know, to go a church or community, you could just be kind in the in the in the safe way for this. so i think it's not much about a physical place. it's about creating the of connection wherever. you go and i think that's one of the messages of the book i real

did you mean michael e. well, i 'll suddenly answer my question at the same time.o make you rather ask you. and here's how ma-, uh, what can be passed off as a victory. it’s clear that no, not necessarily, i don’t know there, there is a parade in the capital of the defeated enemy. no , you just understand, the police are politics, they are de- people like that, they can win everything for victory, that's how let's have this parameter too study. this is very interesting, please, contrary to all public statements. and victory could be, if, after controlling the offensive of the ukrainian e, counter-offensive , if it is possible to reduce the territory of occupied russia well, yes, any reduction, this is already victory and compromise and a peace agreement, that is, some part of the ukrainian territory more will be given to russia some part, but it will be less than now. we can say that a and russian gloves have not been implemented. i understood you all. yes, that's what i wanted it looks like to me michael there is not enough time that you still want one serbia . pl

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uh-huh michael uh, more. ent to the labyrinths of the 2 minotaurs, he took with him a ball of thread, which he really brought. well, to get out of the labyrinth, because according to legend , no one came out of there. this is how the expression row thread next appeared. yes, absolutely correctly, the answer to this question is no, because it was taurus who lived in the labyrinth who was defeated. 12 questions behind rodion there is a difference between how to play on the court and watch at home answer questions the difference is very big, because at home. well, you seem to be just looking, but there are already real sensations. good timur for you, as the first round for me the first round seemed pretty easy. uh, but out of some excitement. in two questions, uh, i mixed up different definitions, and therefore i answered not one of the correct questions in only nine, how can i add questions at all. in the first round, the majority mixed up the answers, because at the beginning, and i wanted to answer as quickly a

e. u to act. michael, a special summit this week on the european commission. its been forward, its proposals for strengthening the blocks external borders and increasing the number of returns of migrants who the final cases have been refused. migration is a european challenge which must be met with a european response. this might sound like common sense, but it took us almost 10 years to acknowledge this reality. law fear officials reported 330000 irregular crossings across the eas borders. the highest in 2016 of the main reeds. the western balkans saw the largest number of migrants crossing into the european union every year, each member se decide to send thousands of migrants back to their home countries. but only a few are of actually returned. the european commission is proposing that the block leverages visa and trade policy agreements to get 3rd countries to accept return ease. but some european countries say that's just not enough. austria, one of the countries feeling the effects of the balkan reed is urging the commission to help finance the building

democrats and republicans this is not just a partisan thing but this was about rick scott and michael eh a run at the position senate minority leader. >> were also talking about imagination on capitol hill it's pretty safe and one 100% of cases to assume political are afoot and are the driving went out of her way to make a different case. if you strip some of the emotion out of it that we heard from her and aoc we heard was i feel like my perspective is not welcome on capitol hill because i am a woman of color, i am a muslim and i met african immigrant. the strongest offensive that that speaker mccarthy put forward is he has also unseated white men from committees for specific reasons. we will also say what comes to governing what juan was just talking about there is in disarray on both sides of the aisle. bit politically for kevin mccarthy. and unseated from this committ committee. up until the day before it happens that was really up for grabs. nobody was at all sure he would get the post actually do it. shannon: or had to be some people persuaded. >> is now much stronger position. sh

. >>> -- invited pastor michael mcbride who founded e drandez arriaga. she started the group that supports peninsula farmworkers and families. also representative thompson invited jennifer gray thompson. she is being recognized for her work helping thousands of people after the wine country wildfires. >>> president biden will into the capitol building to deliver his address in less than an hour. skyler henry joins us with what to expect. >> reporter: good evening. in terms of guests, we will also see brandon say. he is the gentleman that unharmed the gun man last month as well as paul pelosi, the husband of nancy pelosi. there was that brutal beating in san francisco. he will also be in attendance. in terms of the speech, we will hear the president talk about several things. mainly the state of the economy and record low unemployment numbers and also immigration policy and some of his international priorities. he will also tell legislative achievements over the course of the past two years. mainly the bipartisan infrastructure law, showing that both side

e r. a giant set up michael conforto and mitch hanniger in the outfield six weeks in arizona, and they willd for opening day march, the 30th and for the first time ever, the giants will actually open. back east at yankee stadium sharks tough chore tonight on the road in vegas, taking on the first place, golden knights and the lights of las vegas on the strip shining on the hometown team tonight, although it was close, tied up, one all under a minute to play off the missed the perfect pass william carrier right in the crease, and he will pot at home with 16 6 seconds to go. and regulation. that's a tough loss for theharks as they lose it. 2 to 1 in nevada, some golf pacific palisades round one of the genesis invitation, yeah. tigers first, not major, starting three years par 5/17. he will roll in a birdie right there. it finished with three birds, carter to 269 very much in the hunt. this is the guy to catch maxima cal product. he will do what tiger did. he got three straight birdies to finish out. here's your co leader with keith mitch. jal. at seven under par and attention skiers if you ar

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i want, of course, always more and more, but i think that michael london - this will be mine. e mine as the last station works for itself. and now i think it works for well you generation for other people. this is the time when i taught at the academy of arts and tried a lot of things in different directions in the arts. i worked with a lot of directors and musicians because i wanted to know more. and i want to know what they know, but now i can tell. i know a lot of things, and because of this, that a lot of things worked and worked a lot for you worked a lot with whom he works. i just feel how many awards and prizes and won a lot of things not only in belarus and the whole world is about to begin. and so it is called a file in my life. that's all i 'll do in life, like good things here. this is my diploma. e red er, punches so it is written here so that it seems that my video clip. uh, focus peaches took the prize. uh , the festival is called 12 mfc as dire which is the director of the month, because the director of cars is my brother, where is a here, uh, mivigras same thing

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e p a administrator michael reagan met with one woman who says she has not brought her mother back home since the evacuation nearly two weeks ago. they are worried about her safety. regan says he's confident that the technology being used to clean up the mess will protect the public health. should have been done before we came back. two homes. you need help it takes to ensure the health and safety of this community. so far in norfolk southern railway has paid off all of the cleanup and testing in an open letter to the people of east gelatin, the railroad ceo tried to reassure folks who lived there writing quote, we will not walk away. during this black history month . we're featuring a musician who's making music into her eighties carry cleveland of rio vista, singing a different tune in the recording studio from her disco days as ktvu cristina rendon reports, she has proof it's never too late to reinvent yourself. days almost score. kerry. cleveland is hitting all the right notes the after work at age 82 enjoying it . i'm really i look forward to it is preparing for the release of new

we tracked down michael oxford,e joins now with his lawyer, tracy henderson. >> thanks to you both for coming on . first to you, michael.hrough tell us , what was goinging, through your mind when they sai,d servant wear a mask?. well, thanks a lot for having me, tucker. first thin -g was the first thig i went through my mind was well, and my really going to put my foot down here. and i justnk i decided to andfi i didn't think it was going to turn into me getting fired and then me ending up on tucker carlson. >> but apparently that's do to l you need to do s to be different around this crazy part of california. o is just say i'm not going to wear a mask. >> that's a brainwashed everyone is . >> true. totally and if you're in if you're at mount shasta, the trinity alps or in the middle of the ofwouldn the san joaquin valley, you'tsk probably wouldn't get askeedd gs to wear a mask. ? >> would is that your guess?>> c is absolutelkey. >> yeah, right. so it's in pacific heights. tracy , i have to as k you, can can can you fire someone for not wearing a mask or being obedient enough or lickin

we've heard from a former pentagon official, michael maloof, who said officials e to provide answers on the spike and incidence over us skies in recent weeks. it's an increasing problem that we're beginning to, to see more and more of all of a sudden having numerous objects flying in and particularly over the, the north pole area. and it's happening very, very rapidly. and they're in and in greater succession. and we'll just see where it's going, but that's, that's one of the major questions right now is, what, what is this all about? this appears to be all very purposeful. we don't know for sure if it's from a country or a group, a university commercial, no idea, i trust that both the united states and canada will be forthcoming with the results of what they learn. i think the, the by the administration learned a very bitter lesson last week. meanwhile, the bite in administration has added 6 chinese entities to an export blacklist, claiming that they are linked to china's military modernization efforts and surveillance activities that threaten the u. s. and its allies that's after c

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and in south and we cross a michael dash he is the pack e j. d professor of international relations at the university of notre dame. all right, dental and cross hoc rolls in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate vladimir, let me go to you. breaking news here am a short time ago vladimir putin addressing the nation announced that russia would be suspending negotiations for the start to treaty, which i think in total. now that is the end of arms control of the soviet union slash russia had with the west. arms control essentially is dead. i seriously doubt, negotiations will return before the 2026 expiration date. this is a major decoupling that he coupling is done. would you say so vladimir? yes, i think russia kept on sending the same message to united states and the nature that dawned escalade by a frozen dead, the ears. so russia go through one action or the action in and they soon or later have to realize it in our indeed, you know, all this talk about nuclear war is and not just store, eat, can result, yo

with alex cobb, newcomer sean manaea, the former a weather 15 and nine record with a 2.9 e r a giant said it michaelo hanniger in the outfield. six weeks in arizona. opening day is march 30th. and for the first time ever, the giants will open at yankee stadium day number two for the aids. they got to work in mesa today after losing 102 games that can only get better for those guys as well writing james kaprielian. one of their young starters on a team that had an e r. a pushing five runs a game. one of the bright new faces this guy, japanese phanom pitcher shintaro fujinami long and lean, he's six ft six. he played nearly 10 years in japan and the a's are hoping he brought some of that stuff to the states. the ace open play in 42 days will host the angels. at the college , sam on march the 30th so with spring training opens baseball says goodbye to one of the greats, catcher and hall of fame broadcaster tim mccarver died today. mccarver was one of a handful of players that played in four different decades from the fifties to the eighties spent 21 years in the big leagues the lion's share with the st

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e ice) okay, jan will see you now. oh, thanks. (michael) and that is why the idea of a cage match is so universally appealing. but here's the thing about cage matches. sometimes you have to open the cage. and that is something that toby will never understand. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from new york city, the only city in america, it's the show that invented news. this is "the daily show" with your host, sarah silverman! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> sarah: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm sarah silverman, and since this is my first night hosting, i'm a little nervous, so i did that thing where you picture the audience naked. which is perfect, because now i'm nervous and horny. [cheers and applause] now, some of you might not know who i am, so let me introduce myself in the most "daily show"-y way possible: using a right-wing talking head pundit montage. roll it! >> sarah silverman is a complete buffoon and aggressively unfunny. >> she's a comedian. i don't find there's anything funny

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e. pacific loidostin michael michael mi.of the ukrainian company inside the american military machine, the conditions have ripened and an attempt is made to somehow explain to the americans that they need to switch to china, that is, not just explain the chinese drone, but such to our fighters in the united states, here's an american housewife. china actually attacked, it also crossed the sovereign american borders. oh well, and that is, it is clear that the chinese will have to be told to react to this, but it is obvious that some elites are preparing a u-turn on the focus . that ukrainian positions. they are obviously surrendering that they are preparing to defeat the surrender of ukraine yes, and so on, and they will not be just like that, yes, i will say. well. and they surrendered ukraine and explained it to their own, which means, uh, they left afghanistan and that's it. and i don’t know how they left, what was the gap and immediately how purely to ukraine here to taiwan to switch to switch and in general, with the con

last month, at the grave of her husband, michael, a cia officer and marine who died in mazur-e-sharif, shannon spann said these words of farewell: "semper fi, my love. " shannon is with us tonight. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] shannon, i assure you and all who have lost a loved one that our cause is just, and our country will never forget the debt we owe michael and all who gave their lives for freedom. our cause is just, and it continues. our discoveries in afghanistan confirmed our worst fears, and showed us the true scope of the task ahead. we have seen the depth of our enemies'hatred in videos, where they laugh about the loss of innocent life. and the depth of their hatred is equaled by the madness of the destruction they design. we have found diagrams of american nuclear power plants and public water facilities, detailed instructions for making chemical weapons, surveillance maps of american cities, and thorough descriptions of landmarks in america and throughout the world. what we have found in afghanistan confirms that, far from ending there, our war against terr

e p a administrator michael reagan, met with one woman who says she has not brought her mother back home since the evacuation nearly two weeks ago. they're worried about her safety. regan says he's confident that the technology being used to clean up the mess will protect the public health. it should have been done before we came back to homes. you need help will be here as long as it takes to ensure the health and safety of this community. so far, norfolk southern railway has paid for all of the cleanup and testing and an open letter to the people of east palestine. the railways ceo tried to reassure folks who live there. they're writing that we will not walk away. the man accused of the deadly half moon bay shootings will return to court in may. 66 year old chan li zhao pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges including seven counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. he faces the possibility of life without parole or the death penalty if convicted. federal prosecutors say they want a judge to sentence singer r. kelly to 25 more years in prison for child pornography and enticem

they can with it, come up in support, an e mail for knowing and us not knowing it even say that and being michael kima. good . now heidi find that when he's in my seat, i ask about warden which evoking bid on my face. take denita sherlock, let us see how that truly out is one hardly house we are cooling off, dimension d, n any. if it isn't unlocking lorn, does this, our middle of our live is shuffling. believe in franchise wooded audit in cost and lang, the tiber just being so time says that's locked. mm resiliency like own mode the only a back miss. replace swap the modem that you have. key cumbersome. i see on potential issues. yeah. reprimanded the own secure. oh please on site i put put as shown in for sol patio onique sociology, castro valley for me labs will figure bullshit. renewal. yeah, and if with a moment to help me with putting any sort of aggregate mendoza, this isn't going to nancy salters to wind turbines. main disadvantage, thousands of birds and bats, get drowned in fan blades annually. the environmental damage caused by occasional fan dismantling the gauge. the whole idea of the

geoff: in his second trip in less than a week, epa administrator michael regan was visiting residents near eof the derailment along the ohio-pennsylvania border. part of a push today by the biden administration to ramp up the response to the disaster. regan was joined by ohio governor mike dewine as they visited a health clinic that opened today to evaluate residents worried about symptoms from the chemicals released during and after the derailment. the epa today also took charge of the clean-up effort, ordering norfolk southern to pay for it, including houses and businesses near the crash site. the epa citing a federal law which gives it the authority to force polluters to pay. what exactly are you requiring them to do? mr. regan: we are requiring them to submit a very prescriptive work plan that lays out every single step they plan to take to clean up the soil, any kind of water contamination, how they plan to transport that waste. we are going to force them to show up for communitof inveiginthe cause of the buigieg proposed a series of reforms to incase rail safety, including speeding up

tripled since putin imposed the draft from about 1 s,600 the month before e draft to more than 4,500 in january 2023. fearing michaelafted at any moment, the family separated. >> praise god it was just temporary. >> reporter: michael left russia first to kazakhstan by bus. a week later -- >> and here is nelly -- >> reporter: nelly and the boys joined him. >> my favorite moment. i was very happy to see him. >> reporter: they traveled by train to uzbekistan where they slept on the floor of an apartment they shared with friends for more than a month, but they were nervous because uzbekistan is a post soviet country that can be friendly to russia. then they learned some of their russian friends were entering the u.s. >> they crossed the border from mexico to the united states. it happened to one family, then to another family, and we started to pray. >> reporter: in late november with guidance from a u.s. non-profit organization, the family arrived to mexico. >> the video of our apartment. >> reporter: which is across the border from south texas. there michael says up to 700 russians were waiting for their own chance to

today is not only michael's birthday but today is the orchestra's birthday, because february 21 is exactly that. ers ago , mikhailovich was signed at the cash desk of the organization of our team for me, like an older brother, like a father. e the person who instilled in me a taste for good music was my birthday. and in connection with the fact that we congratulate him ritually, it’s already enough, it’s not necessary. take yourself flowers, take everything , take yourself all this, take nothing, we need nothing, so that you are the least that is humorous. uh, smiling at your case, personally me pushing. and the name of mikhail finberg, i hope, is two zorkins of the vitebsk alley of the summer amphitheater. and so

intelligently bypassed all these, so to speak, his proposals, but then ivan e, the butcher of the central market came out very bright. he said michael and here i am with composi. shainsky, who comes to me for meat, we made a song, by the way, a good one . here are our herbs. they got good royalties. i'm already thinking about whether to send this meat to me to hell and i will be like you, too, creative workers. finally. we will spend evenings together in the central house as a literary man sat and please sign me as a poet on this record and give this record shainsky where one of the grass songs is the author of the text, which is the butcher in the central market, older people will understand. uh, my attitude is, uh, elevated, because it was very up there to say that. uh, a profitable place, let's call it that, to which tanya said, come on, vanya put a lot of text on the plate and wrote remember ivan is not grass meat. poisons for meat tanich mikhal isaevich as short with humor and highly artistic. so through the melodies, together with the light jazz team, we are hosting this podcast called the melodies of my life, so that it would

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michael yes. uh, open here first just to test the belarusian market. belarusian market e, and then to the whole world. here it is in minsk to dubai and there is a lot of space. i used to live in minsk, uh, there, like minsk, this capital, everything is there in the cinema. christ early. there are a lot of things in a penny. when i later graduated from the academy of arts, i bought a house on niva 1, this is a garden partnership. it's really 4 km from here when i lived there, if that. true, there is nothing as much as what is needed, as it starts from the fact that there is a lot of what is needed and i will be the first. yes, but i will not be the last, because this is how the economy works. this is creepy. in a year or two , probably, who knows, maybe there is a loophole here, or even better than minsk, we don’t know how i have always worked in syria with children, uh, both in the theater and at school. so this is how they didn't leave me. i still remember, and then e time as it goes on. so that technology also goes further helps both the dancer and the musicians and the

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i hope it would point out that uh, there's another interesting statement, but on the one hand, michael b. erainian territory, and the former head of the cia, david petruss. he says that we need, that is, the westerners, a coalition of people who would divide ukraine together with russia in the event that things go really badly , that is, in fact, but the former head of the cia, who , well, let him and the former he is still a member of establishment. he calls for an open nato involvement in the ukrainian conflict. and here we just have to discuss what kind of choice western countries are now facing, what they choose on the one hand. what state is ukraine in now? and i already said here that a first of all, uh, ukraine's human resources are not endless. there is some interesting research going on right now. there is such a site lost armor, which is engaged in counting, and lined up equipment, they decided to count. how many state ukrainian awards have been issued posthumously. and in the power departments, that is, that's who has now received state awards. in what quantity it turned out that

e your point of view. that's good michaelnd round of compared to the first, it is more difficult, because the second round is much easier, because i have a much more correct question in it. in the first. i answered no one in a row incorrectly for three questions. it was difficult, i got nervous. uh-huh it was, in my opinion, much easier. it's okay alexander, but if for you , er, in comparison of the first course with the second, well , the second with the first, because the second round was easier, since i adapted more to the guns and adapted well from the climate. now let's look at the results of your game and find out. and who will we congratulate there in the third round, whom will we thank for the game. and this is how the table of four players looks like here, we congratulate you on the exit, and in the third round, but also 1 more four. we escort the desired good luck with applause. we hope to see you again sometime. thanks a lot. please come in, thank you. i liked everything. the game was interesting, of course it coul

michael jackson received in his time. and well , in short, everyone who is something. etney , too, by the way, was presented, although it would seem that he would be there, where the children, where he came up with everything, everything is already, listen, but in the same year. uh, you remember, uh, the factory was born. this is a grandiose project on channel one, when all these talented guys from different cities of russia thought and cherished the hope that, damn it, i would become a star before the tv set. here, please, and konstantin comes up with a factory of stars. where he said that there will be more, the second third and yes will have to work in three shifts to hold on. by the way, at the factory , each factory is clear that it sounded like what kind of producer and first factory it had and was driven by igor matvienko and, accordingly, these are his notes. they could hmm permeate this whole factory, and we remember, uh, for me this is one of the brightest factories, because it gave birth to the factory group like never yes put what the factory roots are about.