eugene: they are just as concerned.hen you talk to them, especially on background, they will be a lot more blunt because they see the same things we see. they see inflation. they talk to their family members around the country who have higher gas prices all of a sudden and people don't see a way out of this. they also talked about the importance of the administration and members of congress, democrats, in passing some form of the social spending bill. we have seen that stalled since last december, and fits and starts throughout. when they get back in just about a week, they will apparently start negotiating this more and in earnest. if they are able to do that, if they are able to pass some kind of bill, the hope that democrats have is that that will blunt some of this. if they don't keep the house and the senate, at least stem some of the bleeding so it is not as bad as it looks. but when you talk to angelone feeling that way, it tells you how the admits ration is feeling and what president biden is hearing from folks.

eugene rodríguez: muchas gracias damián, gracias.ho de, de la belleza de, el valor de esas tradiciones, fue, es un documental muy, muy bonito. damián trujillo: estamos viendo un poco de video, y los colores son los que son fascinantes, ¿sabes? del, del vestuario, de las paredes, de cómo decoraban los restaurantes, hay mucho color en yucatán. eugene rodríguez: sí, parece que, sí, el color es parte de la vida ahí; yo creo que tal vez por, porque es tierra tropical ¿no?, y la gente usa colores, y hacen sus propios, pinta y, cosas de la naturaleza. damián trujillo: entonces, se ve que es video profesional, pero no lo es, ¿verdad?, me dices que, me dices que las niñas lo tomaron. eugene rodríguez: no, lo que pasó es que todo en la película fue filmado por las dos muchachas y mi esposa, su maestra, eh, como video, teléfonos, y cualquier cámara que tiene; y les dimos unas clases de cómo hacer, hacerlo, e hicieron bien, buenísimo; y también hablan e hicieron entrevistas entre ellas, platicando de cómo fue el día, qué aprendieron, y sus refle

we have already tried spaghetti eugene now you have seen the plot.hat the girl is completely different from you? not? it doesn't sound like what you're going to do if your relatives confirm today with a dna test? build relationships with your daughter. and if it's zero, i'll still try, as if it's still some kind, well, it's too painful to stay in my soul. she knows me, i know her more than there are no more children anyway alena is sure that you will not be ashamed today, you yevgenia no, well, there, spilled. zhenya is a copy there, in general, they even look like his father with his father. recognized granddaughter. i'm sure this is right here for the whole. i don’t know how many percent there are. eugene you are ready to find out if you are not only official, but also blood relatives, the father of a beautiful talented girl of our expert in forensic medicine, candidates of medical sciences. in just a couple of minutes, eugene finally finds out whether he is the father or just a childless ex-husband, the result of a dna test 9 years long immediatel

i don't know eugene you insist on a genetic examination, so as not to pay alimony.my daughter or not, of course, all these years just, well, does not want to pay. well, he does not want, i do not require. i make concessions in every possible way. for the last two years, there has been pressure, just in my direction, take the writ of execution. take it, i'll help. well, in the end, he never helped, never for 9 years there was no help from him, he never paid at all, the last time he had to 17,000 rubles. which bailiffs forced you to work in court. and before that, you didn’t call, didn’t write, didn’t ask for 10 rubles. with his cards were debited 12 rubles. 70 rub. when i receive an sms for the transfer of alimony 70 rubles. well, you know how stunned i was, because every month i went through the bank in general. what else can i say, it didn't come, nothing came. i have a bank printout, you can’t deceive your wife eugene if you paid child support to your daughter in the amount of 12 rubles. what do you think you can buy with this money? first, it was not my desire to

drama school, and eugene studied with david mamet.ng writer, playwright, screenwriter, of course, "glengarry glen ross." brilliant. when we were in hollywood, we couldn't get into the doors of agents. it was just, nobody was calling. i would walk up and down sunset boulevard, pass out my head shots. nobody called. "we have to get in the door. how can we do this?" so we thought up-- i thought up this thing and i called it, "the mamet scam," where i pretended to be someone who worked for david mamet, named liz stockwell, and eugene pack's fake name was, arnold katz. and we pretended we worked for and with david mamet. so we would make calls for one another to get into agents. so, i would call-- and liz stockwell, my character, was just a positive gal, just good energy. so we would go to the a.f.i. library and look up actors and actresses and who were represented by-- who's joan cusack's agent. i could meet that person. we did research and had who we wanted to meet. so, then i would call and say, "hi, this is liz stockwell, calling from

eugene sent out such video telegrams dot. we're fine. the basement, well, there is no city at home, there is none, the main weapon, where the shells are exploding, kindness and obviously a passion to help a daughter is passed on to people with genes. tonya asked her dad to go on one of these business trips, when she was only 14 in the war zone itself, they went. i just stayed on the peaceful side, they took people there, and i was engaged in such safe work, but in the search for, uh, tickets. uh, train to get people to question. why do they need this eugene answers in donbass there are many people who are ready to help, but there are even more people who need help so that another vacation. he is again ready to spend where needed olga zenkova artemy epifanov valery proskuryakova, ntv television company today, the russian ministry of defense reported new data on the course of a special military operation in ukraine. here's what ministry spokesman igor konashenkov said. high-precision long -range weapons on the northern outskirts of the cit

. >> this is also a period when american eugenics society and who are the founders of the eugenics movement? >> it is funded by your foundation before you were there. [laughter] but the reality is philanthropy was itself investing in the ideas rooted in the notion of the hierarchy a social construction of race but the roosevelt these were progressive made american families that italians were not as smart and capable on —- capable. >>g and i said earlier we think that was a long time ago but we are not a that far removed but that american eugenics movement only when the nazis take it over we act like we've never felt that way. >> and then in the book to show that the nazis came to the americans house and study the ways against minorities and i had not understood that before i did a talk with her but she uncovered some interesting. >> that is why we wrestle and wire the sounders important? are not important because he put them on a pedestal but because we wrestle with our history and this is something t i fear from the left and the haright and everybody says don't teach it thatt way. so just

here is eugene we talked today., about tens of people, but were captured about city ​​of raisins in the kharkiv region. now it’s hard to say the exact figure, because the prisoners are e, well, what is called from different directions, but they are brought to the location, but in fact, after talking with the ukrainian military personnel, it is clear that they are simply deceived, thrown to certain lines, left without communication, they set the task . and in fact, they are thrown into positions. uh, today we talked with operators of anti-tank missile systems, who fought, who destroyed russian armored vehicles and tried to hit russian army aviation. here, in fact. all of them say that, firstly, the command of the armed forces of ukraine scares the military personnel with the fact that they say russia does not take prisoners of the ukrainian military. and, of course, inhuman relations, and in fact, in captivity. everything is just, but exactly the opposite, and one of the e ukrainian servicemen on the phone was found

you are happy with your story eugene told us when he returned home.e is an entrepreneur, father of many children, and is a member of several volunteer teams. the family is used to, dad, where there is an emergency with humanitarian aid. he has already traveled half the world, worked in the philippines and haiti, which were destroyed by hurricanes, was twice in syria, helping the residents of donbass only 8 years old. you generally worry when dad lies. well, you support, when the special operation began, eugene bought a bulletproof vest and a helmet, those that are now on the rone in rostov, he bought an old nine. on it , the landscape outside the car window went across the border, such that it’s hard to believe that it’s possible to save someone else in this completely destroyed building, and it’s not clear where even people can be here, but you go around from that side. you go around. here from the yard, sometimes you come in and there really is a basement there, if there there are people, it happens in a building there, let's say there are 15 people

eugene what did you answer you anton is a very difficult question.s lady with a dog played a dog, although the director. uh, evgeny tsyganov prepared a doll, but decided that it was too realistic cosmos 3. in 1980, a pilot from this country, tamario, mendez, with the first of hispanics traveled to space. this is cuba right. let's sum up the third round 300 for boris 8 1/2 evgeny 15.600. anton has the final round ahead. we play the final round as usual at the beginning of the seven-topic round.

eugene is it possible to know details of the surrender?is elite unit, which today fell into the hands of our soldiers? uh, you said the day before that direct small-arms engagements are at a minimum. yes, that is, they don’t fight in the open field. that is, this is reconnaissance, it turns out that it takes prisoners, or positions are destroyed during artillery strikes and the ukrainian military go over to our side, how does this happen? yevgeny well, you can't say that the ukrainian military is coming to our side. they take prisoners yes, i'll explain, but the fact is that really now, uh, the artillery is active. and the russian artillery of the enemy, while i have already said that russian units and formations continue to conduct offensive operations during these offensive operations, and russian soldiers manage to take prisoners. uh, military personnel, but the enemy does not mean that these people immediately lay down their arms. no really. here is yesterday. today we talked with servicemen of the 95th brigade. these are people who fo

eugene, i want to start with you.rk times" writes, quote, the fighting in ukraine has disrupted global oil markets sending gas prices and inflation in the united states soaring and pushed aside longer-term issues than biden had long hoped would become the centerpiece of his legacy. how is the white house looking to balance the u.s. response to the war with biden's domestic agenda here at home? >> it's a struggle, right? they put together this coalition to help ukraine. they have to concentrate on that. the president has to continue to talk about that. the administration has to continue to work on that. this is an administration that had high hopes for the domestic agenda, right? you talk about their build back better agenda. i'm not sure what it's called anymore. but their social spending agenda. the kinds of things they wanted to do here. they would say they're chewing gum and walking at the same time. the focus on it is obviously personally -- front words, what people can see is ukraine. you have americans hurting a

eugene went to work. and not only did he go to work, he went to work looking good.by how great that jacket is. >> it's gorgeous. >> it's hard to even ask. >> it's a coat. it's cold out here. what's happening at the white house today? >> something i'll be watching today and this week is a different rhetoric and different tone from the biden white house against republicans. today, they sent out a fact sheet on tax day, knocking republicans for the 11-point plan that rick scott put out that would raise taxes on folfo, and i'm told you'll continue to see that, as president biden goes out and does more political events, he'll hit republicans more. and it shows that they are seeing the same things that we're seeing. that a lot of the blame for a lot of what's going on right now is that biden is feet from the american people and they're trying to shift that blame. and you've heard from democrats, i've heard from democrats who say they've been wanting this, they've been wanting the democratic leader here at white house to do more of that. we laid out their tax plan and talk

this is all a lie, of course, but eugene tried to make amends somehow.ds. he didn't try at all. he thought he was right. but he lived, because he was in our house and at tito's, i kicked him out wherever i could. i say zhenya. you have a mother, where is your mother? don't get on my nerves, he didn't apologize. did you kick him out? and for a long time you lived apart in debt, he had already come, when masha was a year old, he brought her some kind of cheap rattle, you know, like an asterisk. here's a box of chocolates for me. i say that's all, and i have no more money. i say go, i won't argue with you. go nothing no need. so you took it back or what? no, he came, left, stood at the gate, left. we exchanged a few words with him, and that's it. well, be that as it may , in fact, yevgeny filed for divorce, and you filed for divorce, because he once again found himself. in general, i will not name the lady of the heart . they have already submitted an application to the registry office and i our brother interfered. this is another one again. lies of course,

society gains and who were the founders of eugenics? >> harbor labs is found funded by your foundation before you were ahead. >> but the reality is philanthropy was itself investing in the ideas that were rooted in the notions of hierarchies of social construction of race. but that's philanthropy.op these were progressive great american families, philanthropists who believed that italians were not as smart as british or scandinavian people. >> as ned said earlier we think that was a long time ago we're not that far removed when he was talking about his father. that american eugenics movement is a 1920s and it's only when the nazis taken over it gives it such a horrible stench that we act like we never felt like that. >> and there was robison in her great book cast reveals the nazis came to the american south and state stay the ways in which laws have been passed against minorities and i hadn't understood that before the book. she really uncovered some interesting things. >> it gets to a deeper thing which is why we wrestle with history

the grand nephew of mayor eugene schimtz is here today. right here? here he is. a nice hand for joe right here. grand nephew of eugene schmitz. wow. i feel like ed sullivan, for crying out loud. anybody else out there? great. and now it is time to introduce someone i have never been able to introduce and an honor for me, he is our fire chief. she hasn't even been in office that long and active in the street crisis response team and worked on firefighter safety, disaster preparedness and is really well equipped to talk about what we're talking about today. would you welcome the fire chief janine nicholson. >> nice to see you. >> and greetings and salutations to everyone. so fies nice to see you and the fabulous outfits. i wear the same thing every year. we are resilient and the san francisco fire department is ready for anything that comes our way whether it be fires, whether it be medical calls, whether it be earthquakes. we are here for you and it is just a pleasure to be here, to celebrate our 1906 rising from the ashes. and if need be, we will do it again beca

his competitor dmitriev disappears, but this fiance eugene also drank pills beyond suspicion. yes, mom is strange, why don't they work? i have an idea for a better primagen that only comes at night. we'll warn him tomorrow morning. in the meantime , i'll stay overnight at max's and look after him myself. and then i'll stay the night with you. do not sleep do not sleep. and you lyosh good morning. mornings are not good. especially when he spent the night in hell. yes, desperately followed me, lyoshenka right up to snoring. i never snore. this is your dog. there is no bed, he makes completely different sounds in his sleep. hello and good morning. how do you feel? and i'm kind of like already living? there's nothing to even worry about . do you cook? let's do without these. okay, let's do without breakfast for four, especially since we still won't have time to have breakfast. us still primagenov. you have to warn. it 's the primagenov killed. is there anything from the security camera? the unfortunate man, this primokenov, refused to be poisoned, and you see, as if from an accide

what were, when you what was happening eugene at that moment., did you think lady elena was sober? yes , in my opinion, no, and sasha was in what condition, in my opinion, he was with a hangover, but she gave an account of her actions. or is it going around? well , well, he seems to understand everything, they are on brandy themselves walked up to him. with let's go home, your mother is worried, you're sitting, i'll come, i came home, and he came home after getting married. he thought i was drunk to death. i can do whatever you want with me , but it didn't work out. excuse me. wait. your son came back from the army in november. how did you tell him about what happened to you ? don't worry, i got on my bike and rode all the dead i was driving home. well, he rushed to hug his mother, calm down. i cried sobbed, then i told him the details, he, like this, walks around clenching his fists. i say, son, i was silent because i was afraid that you would contact him and hit him. he will write a statement. you will sit your son svetlana lucky that elena wa

also with us eugene robinson, correspondent with the washington post.e's an nbc political analyst. jean robinson, how do you run on one like? >> incredible. the whole thing is it credible, lawrence. this is a slam dunk jacques [inaudible] it should not be a question. clarence thomas should've recused. i agree with professor gillard. he has to recuse any further cases involving january six. and he probably will not. a lot of his supreme court career, i think, has been about defiance. and i think defiance is part of his character. i think he sees it as part of why he's there. so i don't think he will go gladly away from these cases. and maybe he can be convinced by the other justices. but i don't think he will. he will just say -- listen to all the reporting, seeing the uproar and say, oh gee, i better accuse. i don't think he will. >> professor killers, everything we're looking at here as long time supreme court watchers, you're the most expert among us, is -- was, inconceivable just weeks ago. days ago. before reading these texts. even with jane mayer's

and with us is eugene scott, and msnbc political analyst carlos. it seems if mccarthy is trying to 2k3we9 a pass saying trump -- after knowing this anyway and none of this is new. it worked? >> it does time like it worked. i think the interesting thing, chuck, i ran into mccarthy last night as he was leaving votes and we asked him does he think it could h derail his bid for speaker. it'sl the only question of several he responded to in real time. he told me "no." it gives a sense where he thinks his speakership bid is. we thought it would matter if it mattered to trump. it doesn't seem like it does. s what the new audio does is present a wrinkle in that. it shows mccarthy was talking not just about the former president but aboutut members o his own conference in the days after januaryer 6th. that came to a head today inside that gop huddle. while lawmakers did present a united front outside withwm reporters, what my sources are telling me and other members of our capitol hill team, is that congress and mattgates took congressman steve ska let's to

what changed the attitude towards the united states not yes, they began to buy less dollars, but eugenefter all, uh, drop, no, well, i'll tell you what has changed in syria, no. is there anything left, no, good question. look at the economy of the united states look at the current state of the dollar and the euro. soon they will equalize, by the way, speaking of course, the united states continues to do big business, but i, for example, conducted my own analysis, and the supporters of this information war that they did during as for the caucasian confrontations during the syrian confrontation in afghanistan, i don't know. you may know better, yes, and you have more information on this front. but i think it's still, uh, a completely different situation. now more and more people in the world are beginning to understand that indeed the united states is unilaterally subjecting the whole world through all these sanctions to a very serious and sharp confirmation. china who would have thought how much e that he would criticize the policy of the united states so seriously and systematically now

let's find out from him the latest situation eugene hello.e just returned from mariupol. how is the situation. tell us. hello ruslan hello studio a-a environment in donetsk today. in general, as usual, she is accustomed to shelling shelling shelling. there is a woman who died in makiivka, so, in general, this is exactly what happens every day, mariupol, today, actually every day, we go there, the situation there is much better in the city, active hostilities. remained only in the area. e. azov steel. uh, all in the city. now the service of the ministry of emergency situations has already entered, they are cleaning the city of rubble. cleans up the whole city providing humanitarian aid, that and uh, food and medicine is all that is needed on present day. uh, mariupol, where the infrastructure, well, in general, is completely destroyed . people came out of their basements. the shelling stopped and they are going. to the points of humanitarian aid in order to receive everything that is needed, there is a part of which someone travels to donetsk,

"no, no, eugene is so busy with the rehearsals can we just get it."hen: did it work? >> it worked, it worked! so what happened was-- so during the mamet scam-- and we would crack up. we would pass notes, "say this, say that." i met bernie beruti. we met everyone. bernie was like, "give my best to david. i want you to meet my daughter lee. and i used to drive by, and i loved "twin peaks" and david lynch. and i said i want to be on 'twin peeks." and i got a meeting with joanna ray. and she said, "you are a delight. you much of must meet david lynch," and i got "twin peaks" through the mamet scam. ( cheers and applause ). it worked. it worked! >> stephen: respect. >> thank you! >> stephen: respect. oh, my god that's fantastic. >> it was good. it was good. it was good! that's how i got my start. >> stephen: that is fantastic. >> i'm a hustler, baby. >> stephen: did you ever get caught? >> stephen, sorry, but, yes, we did-- i did get caught. we got a little, like, you know, crazy with it. i really want-- i loved, you know, "st. elmo's fire" and i want to b

francis hald, founder of eugenics. q. at the same time, another english colleague lives. spoke about it herbert spencer, the founder of social darwinism, eugene social darwinism, are the basis of nazm, and that is, there is one aryan race, which is dominant, which surpasses everything else, and in liberalism there is another concept of successful and loser. we are successful americans. we have the right to crush others here. here they coincided with ukraine. the united states of america is a terrible thing. and the most important thing is that i now come across in the news. this is what the ukrainian army is already quietly taking units and begin to train the use of nato technology to drive nato tanks to fly on nato planes to shoot from nato guns, that is, there is actually an escalation of preparations for dragging out the war of escalation of the war, they do not care that they will die in the same one . eh, kramatorsk, these are the citizens at the station, civilians and children. i'm talking about afghanistan and what are they trying to rehabilitate there? i would arg

white house correspondent for politico and co-author of "the playbook," eugene daniels is there.rning joe" senior contributor. eugene, tell us what you have for us on president biden's supreme court nominee today. >> reporter: first, congrats to you guys. what a day. very exciting. a fourth hour. today is the -- the committee starts to look at a vote for ketanji brown jackson. as we move forward this week with what the white house and congressional democrats, senate democrats feel is going to be a confirmation toward the end of the week. so it will start in just a little bit, actually in about 15 minutes, there will be some debate. i was talking to an aid for the judiciary committee yesterday and they were lamenting about how there isn't a rule governing how much time they could talk. the committee will have a long day. they're expecting a lot of the same attacks, largely debunked, that we've seen over and over from the republicans. i was talking to a white house official yesterday, and they say that they are going to allow a lot of the pushback for those kinds of things to come

eugene dogs 300 in 1902, the american publisher of this story exhibited separate pages of the manuscriptof bookstores, to attract buyers the hound of the baskervilles carriage for 1.200 you have eugene 1.600 from emil emil and sister. 1.500 look at the screen her brother iosif stayed in soviet russia and continued to perform in ballet in front of you a poster of 1924 from tobolsk . correction for 900 in compo del moro park at the royal palace in this capital houses a museum of carriages, some copies were created for the monarchs of the 16th century. this is madrid madrid is true. this substance, once a nightmare for children , is castor bean oil, ordinary castor oil, oil for 6. she not only bought, but also spilled sunflower oil on berlioz mountain. 1.500 brother of this great artist nikolai vasilyevich father of the russian enjoyed created mobile exemplary pleasures in a number of provinces of russia nikolai vasilyevich vereshchagin brother of vasily vereshchagin vasily vasilievich nizhny novgorod 900 he was born in nizhny novgorod on october 9, 1926 in the family of a metallurgist. he

also with us eugene robinson, correspondent with the washington post. robinson, how do you run on one like? >> incredible. the whole thing is it credible, lawrence. this is a slam dunk jacques [inaudible] it should not be a question. clarence thomas should've recused. i agree with professor gillard. he has to recuse any further cases involving january six. and he probably will not. a lot of his supreme court career, i think, has been about defiance. and i think defiance is part of his character. i think he sees it as part of why he's there. so i don't think he will go gladly away from these cases. and maybe he can be convinced by the other justices. but i don't think he will. he will just say -- listen to all the reporting, seeing the uproar and say, oh gee, i better accuse. i don't think he will. >> professor killers, everything we're looking at here as long time supreme court watchers, you're the most expert among us, is -- was, inconceivable just weeks ago. days ago. before reading these texts. even with jane mayer's reporting, up two months ago, thi

panelists here, matthew continetti, eugene daniels, ruth marcus and amna nawaz, author.is a fascinating book. >> i think i'm going to quote you. eugene, i want to start with you because you had an interesting interview with the president's pollster. i want to put up a couple poll numbers here. his overall job rating in our poll and the economic job rating and the reason i single these two out is they're converging. they're basically the same. his overall job rating i think is being seen through the lens of the economy, pure and simple. no other issue is popping through. and then you had this interview. what did he have to say? >> he had some interesting things to say, but this is the worst political environment he's seen in his 30 years. which is scary. democrats say things behind closed doors, they won't say it on the record or in front of cameras, but they do worry with the economy, they think about what they'll do in the midterms. when you think about the administration being able to pass the build back better, or call it what you want at this point, he said if they'r

host: eugene o'donnell. guest: something like ghost guns i think most americans will line up with the idea that you should not be able to build a gun that is not traceable in your house. there would be exceptions to that as well. most law enforcement people will not mess around with that that there is a legitimate question of how it is that teenagers and young people who are really bearing the brunt of this, how do they get access to these guns. i think there is common ground. most people would support reasonable ways to try and stop guns from getting into the hands of youngsters who make one impulsive decision and ruin their lives in the lives of other people. maybe it is a brother's keeper analogy, but that is one good outcome of perimeter -- criminal justice reform was that humanizing this. these are our people caught up in these situations and desperate situations. urban poverty, which is growing. if there is not public safety, that will not be conducive to reducing poverty where people feel that they ar

and i believe an msnbc contributor, eugene, since i've last seen you, which is great news indeed. the ad by governor ivy and more broadly the far right turn as we're describing it in some republican strategy. >> i think the republicans who think the wind is at their back this year don't feel any constraint either in terms of taste or moderation. and so, this is what you're seeing. you're seeing it in florida, alabama, the governor of texas. so, i think that at this point in the campaign, what democrats need to understand is that if they're going to survival the midterm, they need this not to be a referendum but to be a choice. it has to be a choice between what we stand for and what they stand for. if it's a referendum, the democrats are going to face heavy head winds. i do think they need to be more aggressive in making this a binary issue. look, you may have issues with us but is this what you think america should be? is this where you want to go? and unfortunately, you're going to see a lot more ads like the one you just played? >> and is they traditionally have worked. susan p

of the eugenics movement? and this is why the color carnegie phone bring harbor labs is funded by your foundation. i mean before you were there, but yeah, but but the reality is philanthropy. was itself investing and these ideas that were rooted in these notions of hierarchies of social construction of race, for example, but that philanthropy these these the roosevelt. i mean these were progressive great american families philanthropist who believed that italians were not as smart and capable. as british or scandinavian people and that germans. yeah, and then said earlier we think that was a long time ago, but we're not that far removed whether i think mitch was talking, you know about his yeah father no it's but that american eugenics movement is the 1920s and it's only when the nazis take it over and gives it such a horrible stench that we act like, oh, we would never felt that way and isabel workhelson and her great book cast reveals. the nazis came to the american south. and studied the ways in which laws

let's sum it up: zero on anton's account 400 for eugene and 2.600 on his account.econd round ahead of us. the director of boris moiseev will answer the accusation of the singer’s brother, i will tell you how everything really happened, in which basement he hides the star from his brother, he cannot pronounce it in words clearly in his head. you understand this cleaning is sitting at your computer. he is absolutely in harmony with himself. who owns the moscow apartment, the artist’s apartment has not been transferred to me until no one said that moses is capable, he should decide who boris moiseev calls with alarm buttons borya himself says, they will come to me, relatives are always announced when it is necessary to divide the inheritance, again a classic script, and where did the singer's expensive paintings go? what paintings are all that boris has? not even moved, the stars converged because of the heirs of moses listen says you won't leave me. today, immediately after the show, the mask on ntv mask the new season today at 20:40 on ntv are the main target, the c

i hope you get at least some of what i said today, you go ahead, goodbye eugene let's go home my fishiter in the first evening hour ; i conjure you the star venus with the first morning light. i conjure you the star of the moon throughout the long night. send us signs that are accurate and truthful. may the fate of this woman be reflected in this bowl. say what awaits me in the future next month, look, you see, stripes. what kind of travel do i have money for bus tickets left? well, do not argue you said a journey, then a journey. what does this figurine remind you of? well, yes, wings. this is a bird. my girl you are waiting for big changes. and they're coming towards you fast. and here it looks like on the tower, well, yes, look here, and here are the windows here from above.

raisin means marvelous beautiful eugene like a war correspondent on direct line. well, first eugene let's take a look at your incredible totally exclusive footage. how exactly the russian is advancing parts of the formation of the russian army are advancing towards the slavyansk under fire, the enemy continues to use prohibited cluster munitions barreled large-caliber artillery is hard to move forward, but the russian fighters are successfully destroying howitzers, tanks, armored vehicles of the enemy, russian units have already entered the northern regions. donetsk people's republic fights here and january. and this is almost at the slavic militants. the formation of the kiev regime is retreating to the slavic kramatorsk agglomeration with huge losses. it was a stronghold of the formation of the kiev regime of the russian artillery. a whole unit was covered by the ukrainian army here in a small area. along the road probably, the enemy platoon was destroyed during the retreat, the ukrainian units do not take away. now the russian forces have moved forward towards

eugene met with him during the robbery, that's why she lied to prabang.e let's go to the police. no? what are you? leave me kill. yes, he is a dangerous man, but the police will be able to protect. no, it's better to just give money and that's it. well, you will pay him this debt. he comes up with a new one . come on, what's up with her like that. he is a drug addict who beats money for nothing. we are always few. no matter how many girls bring on the fact of inflicting serious corporal criminal proceedings. they sent a raid to the point, how did this bastard manage to escape, why didn’t they do this before . only they are covered by a pimp.

his name was the people, sihanouk, the king kings over 400 of cambodia, the king from this tale by eugene schwartz explains to gerda that he is not eric the third desperate, but eric the twenty-ninth snow queen . right frederick ii in the photo sanssouci palace from the buildings we will play 600 in 2016, right in the middle of the amur , they held a russian-chinese match in this game, maybe there is no water floor. okay , that's right, ice hockey matches have been going on since then, well almost every year sergei will play 800 last years 10 the world's largest exhibition of such games are held in los angeles. let it be computer. we will play for 400. in 1945, the match for the title of the world champion in the game go, for security reasons, was decided not to be held in tokyo and moved to this city in hiroshima quite right , the game was on the day of the bombing, but it was held in the suburbs and all participants remained alive, we will play for 200 .here are the bags. here in the bag, to whom alexander is in your account 500 2.100. artyom has 3.300 you can’t bet with sergey, so arty

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how the offensive is going on will be told by our war correspondent eugene similar to the main battlesnow they are already deploying in the area of ​​​​the route, slavyansk borovinkovye, this road, which uses the formation of the kiev regime to supply the grouping of the armed forces of ukraine in the slavic kramatorsk agglomeration, they supply fuel , they supply ammunition, they supply food, respectively, now russian units and the connections are doing their best to cut this road and make it impossible. and the grouping of the armed forces of ukraine to conduct continuous fire and cannon and rocket artillery fire. indeed, it does not stop, despite such opposition. and the russian units, the fighters of the russian army, are pushing the enemy a and the unit of the armed forces of ukraine is retreating towards the slavic kramatorsk administration, which has already been turned into ukreon and social civilian institutions have been converted under military facilities, this is a hospital, schools, paramedical stations, children's rest houses, it is worth saying here that an offensive is

hello eugene. in fact, fierce fighting continues. we have in this i mean, the situation is stable.hting continues. e parts of the russian compound. uh, the troops that are involved in the slavic-kramatorsk direction continue to break into the enemy's defenses. and here she is deeply echeloned and believe me. well, i've been working for a long time. i have not seen anything like this, and the armed forces of ukraine were preparing for military operations here. and according to the documents that we saw, i repeat. this was once again prepared as part of the command and staff exercises, as offensive actions in the belgorod direction, and to defensive actions. and here in the region of raisins, where our film crew works , despite the fact that the enemy is prepared, despite the fact that the enemy is literally stuffed with western weapons , it is difficult for russian troops, but they manage to crack the defense of the formation of the kiev regime. and here the speed of movement of russian troops is directly linked to losses. now the russian military is in no hurry to save the lives of

eugene talked to the officers.which are now operating in the direction, but a grouping that has a tactical designation. oh, and agreed on one option, of course, this is a brave one. wonderfully thank you very much evgenia like our military commissar hands comrade in direct contact with the kharkov region, raisins slavic direction of life. thank you a huge amount of news, a lot of one cooler than the other andrey nikolaevich, you know, the visit drew attention to me most of all today. and the americans to kiev, and especially this self-satisfied face of the gentleman. austin you know. i held on for a very long time so as not to remember, of course, the movie brother honestly, however, i remembered the question. how is the world turning upside down? did i think that when i read uncle tom's cabin as a child, that a person whose struggle for rights was initially considered in the soviet tradition to be everyone's business? cultural? well, that is, the struggle for the liberation of blacks will fire, that this person wi