and because he invited the eton's right. the eton's were a part that society. right. which causes further conflict within the administration. right. but van, you're in here was making a strong political statement in including them and inviting them. like much of the opposition to the eton's was kind of orchestrated by woman named floride calhoun, who was the wife of john c calhoun, who was andrew jackson's vice president. and if you've taken any early american history, john c calhoun is probably a name that familiar to you, and probably not for good reason. so as jackson's first term wore on we're going to see policy issues really, forging a wedge. between jackson and calhoun. okay. one of the major issues is, a set of tariffs. right. that jackson in favor of that calhoun argued gave preference to northern industrial while disavowing managing southern states economies which were of course dependent upon enslaved labor. right. one of the things calhoun is probably most well known for in popular history is his very vocal support for the theory of nullification. nullific

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that they would not use in their plans and intentions and help came from dmitry and others wounded eton they conducted a special operation, professional guys with a decision who simply entered the territory of the enemy gathered this group of people who needed to be taken away and just in front of the enemy took us out. that is, it was defiant and official military service for dmytro chevelakh and the meaning of life and vocation after school in khmelnytskyi he entered the sergeant's military college in kamianka-podilskyi, then he graduated from the sahaidachnyi national academy of ground forces and has been fighting for ukraine since 2014. he went to the front as a 19-year-old boy, the first thing we did was an award. well, what an award badge - this is an award of the sergeant's military college, which i received in 2013. for the successful completion of uh, then i received an award from the minister of defense for participating in an anti-terrorist operation together with her uh received a certificate of a participant in hostilities and also a war veteran's award. well, the following

the northern ireland secretary or chris eton harris as scott's until january the 19th to call an election, but were expecting him to move much quick of that and probably make an announcement later today. so our given it is likely to be at another election and what, what, what, what when we expect to happen next? so we are likely thing to get an announcement as a satellite, as a from, from the northern line secretary, or he is probably against say, we'll have an election in northern ireland in december. will that change anything? well, there are many people here. certainly the centrist parties who think that this is going to just be another go rounds on the merry go round, essentially that there will be exactly the same situation to comes out of an election in december as we have now. it won't move the dial in any significant way the dead then the next problem is what happens after that? if, if we are in the same position, you have a situation in which barrett essentially 2 choices. either you go to direct rule from london. ah, and that is got to be unacceptable. fortune fain, or which fav

midnight on friday morning, the automatic, the result of that is that's what we've just heard from chris eton harris, that there have to be new elections. we don't know the date of those yet, but they are going to be held within 12 weeks from now. so there we are. that is the result of breaks it. and it's the results of the objections, the nor the modern irish protocol of the, of the d u. p. when there we are, rory challenge reporting from belfast still ahead on al jazeera, it's crunch time in brazil with the election just around the corner. but experts say misinformation could lead voters astray and forest fires a raging and spain with official saying, there may be more to come this. we can stay with us. ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere. are you ready for the way spotted my cattle aways? hello, the weather set fair for the korean peninsula. we will see some showers. meanwhile, just pushing into japan, cyclical northern and western parts of the country. little area of ro pressure just coming in across the sea of japan. that will bring some rain into western parts of honshu

. >> with me senior data reporter harry eton. i want to start with you. polls came out in pennsylvania and wisconsin, two crucial senate races. what do they so? >> i want to note if i can make that sound you made with the paperwork right there i might have a future in movie being a sound effect guy. look. okay. choice for u.s. senate in pennsylvania john fetterman, democrat. we had him up by six points. wisconsin had ron johnson, republican of wisconsin up by one. we call that no clear leader. well with the marge's of error. both results within margin of error. vast majority in polls so fetterman anywhere between a two to seven point advantage. >> what's the difference between these two races? >> the difference between these would two rhe races? in pennsylvania favorable minus, unfavorable john fetterman, positive 0.2. look at mehmet ozs favorability rates how far under water, minus 17 points. now, joe biden at minus ten points but mehmet oz below. driving result in the keystone state. look in wisconsin. our poll, look at net favorability ratings, men del

under 2 m, a native of seven emigrants from ghana, a graduate of the prestigious royal college of etonose friend of the prime minister or strass, they even lived on the same street in the london area. greenwich both. they joined the group of authors who at one time made a lot of noise books, liberated britain how the big bums are now accusing the quartet himself of being ill-prepared before making global decisions the chancellor of the exchequer, focused on british society and business, but he did not prepare the financial markets at all. he lost his focus, if i may, so to speak, by not preparing the markets for amendments to the budget, and it seemed to me that he went too far in the first days of the crisis, clearly not understanding how it would all end. the british government preferred to remain silent, what do you plan to do about the panic in the markets and these morning and i will not give now no comments. this silence was broken only on thursday, when the situation on the markets partially stabilized. if you look closely, look at the government's plan, you'll see that it's an

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under 2 m, a native of seven emigrants from ghana, a graduate of the prestigious royal college of etonidge university, a close friend of the prime minister of illustrations, they even lived on the same street in the london area. greenwich both. they joined the group of authors who at one time made a lot of noise books, liberated britain the british are acting like the biggest slackers now the quartet himself is accused of being poorly prepared before making global decisions the chancellor of the exchequer focused on brie. society and business, but he did not prepare the financial markets at all. he lost his focus, if i may, so to speak, by not preparing the markets for amendments to the budget, and it seemed to me that he went too far in the first days of the crisis, clearly not understanding how it would all end. the british government preferred to remain silent, what do you plan to do about the panic on markets this morning, i will not give any comments now. and you silence was interrupted only on thursday, when the situation on the markets partially stabilized. if you look closely,

get eminently in the next hour or so is an announcement from the northern ireland secretary or chris eton smith, 2, sorry, christine harris. 2 are announced. new elections hasn't done that yet, but that's what's being expected. and that should happen very, very soon. okay, rory, so, if we do have elections in december as is expected, if this doesn't sort out the situation, what happens next? well it's very unlikely to sort out the situation, but lots of people here are bit speaking to her that her, her legislator from a party called the alliance party as a centrist party, knots sectarian elite sector really aligned. oh says that they really are, the elections will not make the situation any better, that you will just go for another rotation round this mary, go round and in december after the elections will be exactly the same spot. so what happens next? well, he was advocating for a re drafting of the, the framework ready for politics and northern ireland that you have to get away from a system where these 2 main parties in fain on one side and the dp on the other have a veto. that can es

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