peter: i think that is right, what eugene said is exactly right. it is hard to compete with the circus that surrounds the former president. we have not seen anything like this where sitti president has such a hard time. but they are going to take that contrast and make that the argument. do you really want to have the party that cares about extremist politics and donald trump and the fbi search and all that, or do you want somebody who delivered maybe belatedly on the things that you as liberals and democrats think are important? he's trying to bring back the people who were disenchanted from him two years ago, not trying to convince republicans who will never be for him to begin at. yamiche: susan, he also wrote that unprecedented is the adjective that trump owns. he still has the power to shock and awe. explain a little bit of that. susan: it is the search at mar-a-lago. who-- what are we to make of that -- what are we to make of that? we don't fully understand it but we will at some point. i look forward to that day. yamiche: a lot to cover, esp

jill wine-banks, eugene daniels and ben collins.king when you look at all the of the various challenges and problems donald trump is facing, where do you think, where do you see him facing the most legal trouble? >> i actually would have trouble picking my favorite thing. which is the worst. you can count them, there are at least 16 separate cases and one of them, the search warrant has three separate crimes attached to it. january 6th committee which cannot lead to chronically, lead to corrective legislation says six components. so we are talking about a lot of things that he has to deal with both in terms with courts and in terms of legislation that could affect him in future attempts to be a candidate. i think they all combine into something that really should give the republican party some pause about whether this is the person who should be representing the party. those numbers that we are talking about in the paul really show that i think even republicans are supporting going ahead and that a lot of republicans no longer ident

supervised by nikolai rimsky korsakov himself, like most of the capital's nobles of that time, young eugeneuated from the tsarskoye selo real school. around the same time, the boy goes headlong into music lessons with great zeal, takes private piano lessons and at the same time creates the first musical composition . an aristocrat. you understand, he just received an aristocratic education at home, which studied languages, literature , and music. if you remember, then e, the son of nicholas ii, played the balalaika. you see, alexander iii himself is a trombone. that is, it was an attribute of aristocratic upbringing, so the fate of the future composer was many, if few, who knows, but the world might not have heard the symphonies and operas that came out from under the pirate father. which did not want to give his son to art and insisted on when he entered the psycho-neurological institute, tekutsky met his future wife right in the anatomist's office, but sitting in the doctor's auditorium. he did not stop thinking about music when he picked up the right moment. he nevertheless asked the hea

eugene rodríguez: muchas gracias damián, gracias.s un documental muy, muy bonito.

caller: good morning bill and eugene. i agree with eugene about slogans as a liberal black man, defund the police had to be one of the dumbest sayings that i heard. but i would also like to say that i appreciate the police when they are doing their jobs. unlike the arkansas cops that did what they did, feeding the poor man. so, do you think that body cameras and the -- people filming the police are helpful along with policing? thank you. guest: it is inevitable bill -- i do not -- it is an inevitability and i do not think it will be reversed. i think it is unhelpful because the idea here and the nuance here is that police in order to do their work and when they have to use force sometimes they have to do that. there is no special protection for them one minute it could escalate and they could find themselves criminalized. that was always the case that there was always reasonable interaction. now that this has become politicized police officers are very afraid just to defend themselves much less to intervene on behalf of t

eugene took advantage of the fact that he got married and would soon become a dad.rce, and when, 7 years after the birth of martha, raisa filed for alimony, the ex-husband, in response, filed a lawsuit to establish paternity. i said my sister is repentant, was in prison, then she saw that walk with other men. she told me that she saw in the apartment when there was some other man, it was during the trial that it was established that eugene was not the father. marty heroisa, not the mother of the girl, when the ex-wife turned to our program for a dna test, eugene also decided to double-check his paternity, for real. i'm just upset. honestly, i have never been like this in my life, probably, there will be no dna proved eugene is not march's dad, but i don't know if he is a dad for yulia, let the dna decide, i don't want him to be a dad. he is not worthy of such daughters as she looks like him, you want to know if evgeny chekurov, the father of yulia evgeny chikurov, is dna with whom in a couple of minutes? watch at 19:00 on ntv from the air gate to the ski slope the d

eugene said, there is a mix of things that - i completely agree with eugene said, there is a mix ofppening here. if you - there is a mix of things that are happening here. if you look- happening here. if you look at turkeys — happening here. if you look at turkeys relations— happening here. if you look at turkeys relations with - happening here. if you look at turkeys relations with russia i happening here. if you look at i turkeys relations with russia and ukraine — turkeys relations with russia and ukraine, obviously— turkeys relations with russia and ukraine, obviously there - turkeys relations with russia and ukraine, obviously there are i turkeys relations with russia and i ukraine, obviously there are strong trade _ ukraine, obviously there are strong trade links— ukraine, obviously there are strong trade links between— ukraine, obviously there are strong trade links between turkey - ukraine, obviously there are strong trade links between turkey and i trade links between turkey and russia — trade links between turkey and russia for— trade links between turkey and russia for th

eugene filed for a divorce.ourt found that yevgeny was indeed not the father and issued a corresponding decision. and in a private conversation, yevgeny was told that iraisa was not the mother, they mixed it up. all i'm sure. i 'm sure of us, because this is my child. well there impossibly shocked. raisa applied for dna tests to our program. she is afraid that her child will be taken away and wants to confirm the relationship with her daughter. rais, your ex-husband admitted to us that he is sure that he is not the father of your daughter , and today he came to us with his new wife to again hear the negative result of the dna test in our studio evgeny chekurov and anastasia korol . hello hello please eugene why did you decide to file this lawsuit at all? i wanted to know exactly to make sure that this is really my child, why did you begin to doubt me at all, in fact, i cannot have children. i didn't have that opportunity. walking with other men. she told me that she saw in the apartment when there was some other

have two yes, then yes eugene are ready find out the result of a dna paternity test.tic examination. a genetic examination was carried out between evgeny chukurov's daughter mar chukurov for the first seven years of the girl's life, the man was martha's official father. however, six months ago, he decided to double-check his paternity, as he was not ready to pay child support ex-wife. and besides, kind people told the man that his ex-wife was cheating on her. and indeed, the court denied the paternity of the man to the daughter, but in court eugene was allegedly told that and mother-mother, what is this treason, a substitution or some kind of mistake, right now a dna test will once again give an answer to the question. is evgeny chikurov the biological father of seven-year-old marta chukurov? raisa, you want to confess something to your ex-husband before i announce the result of the dna test well, certainly not many fall. let the dna say everything that eugene is. i can announce the result of your genetic examination. yes, of course attention. i open the first envelop

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this is my uncle, eugene. only the two boys survived, uncle eugene and my dad. it is very odd when you know your dad as a man, a mature man, and then you see this baby and there is something -- there's cognitive dissonance there. there is my dad. so i go off, i become a journalist, i come back home after a few years. my dad takes me to see my uncle. he remembers a little more about my grandmother because he was older when my grandmother died. he was very generous in the information he shared. and this is a picture, the last time i saw -- the top one is my dad, and there is my uncle, eugene. he says a lot of information with me. it shared with me that my grandmother, who would've been a jefferson descendant, was six feet tall. she had long, straight hair, hanging down her back. she was very sweet, she play the piano, she saying. and she cooked, he said. a little boy would remember that. it's the six feet tall that stuck with me. once again, we know that jefferson was told. on this occasion, my uncle shared with me the picture she just saw and this item. this bibl

summer for ukrainians is the world athletics championship, which is held in the american city of eugenetry. had the smallest representation in the history of representation, only 22 athletes and motivated small brigades can win entire army corps often prove our military and ukrainian track and field athletes also performed very effectively at the world championships, in addition to winning two medals and reaching six finals, they also once again drew the world's attention to war crimes committed by russia in ukraine , the main moments of the world championship, together with andrii sukhatskyi, we will recall the real holiday of the queen of sports , how the world championship in athletics turned out like this for the first time in history, it was held on the territory of the usa in eugene, in the city and in the arena, which is iconic for american athletics. for ten days, more than 1,900 athletes from 192 countries of the world played 49 sets of awards. exciting ukraine, despite the smallest representation at the world championships in its history , was not left without bronze and silve

eugene, thank you for being with us. charles, you are sticking with me because after the break we will talk about the other legal problems facing the former president and some big names being forced to testify for a grand jury in georgia. also ahead, as the maga crowd wages war for the soul of the gop, some republicans are fighting back. i will speak to one of the folks leading the charge. but first to richard louis who is standing by with a look at the stories we are watching this hour at msnbc. richard? >> thank you, alicia. mexican officials arrested the country's former attorney general for alleged involvement and the 2014 disappearance of 42 students. jesus -- faces charges of force disappearance, torture and obstruction of justice. dozens of students disappeared near mexico city before they were able to attend anti government protests. police recovered the remains of three other 42 students so far. international leaders warn of a possible nuclear disaster in ukraine as fighting continues near a power plant and russ

. >> joined me now, eugene robinson. a columnist for the washington post, and back with us, my friend, joyce. thank you guys for being with us. joyce, donald trump lawyers talking to the doj. this is about exclusive executive privileges and issues. what does this mean for donald trump? >> of course, executives were supplied in a very narrow subset of people. this goes on with many regularities. the reality here, donald trump lawyers are trying to keep anything they can out of the hands of the justice department. the justice department will have a little bit, but not very much incentive to at least explore some options here. the one thing that the lawyers have on their side, the ability to have different proceedings, taking the executive privilege issue to court. even if they do that, the outcome is almost certain to be against them. other courts, including the supreme court, have made it clear that there is not much for the privileges of the executives in cases like this for the national security. they have access to inf

eugene is very nice.tifs in the architecture of the old vdkchek. but the fact that the architect here did not foresee the elevator is truly gothic. well, look sergeevna sound test normally from now on this tower i have a nominal concert. come on, let me. once or twice up the stairs yeah , it’s not enough that turning 126 steps guys , what kind of view opens from our window, and you know the center of our year used to be in another place near the resort, we’ll still visit there. and the center has become now, after the fire of 1.763, the whole city burned to the ground and helped us rebuild it, imagine the empress catherine ii herself, she was here in our city and she ordered that this is the goal, that the center should be, as if the square was right here in the center on the right bank of the river along the leaves. so , in 1776, imagine giving us the status of a county town. that's how we became a county town, yes, and after 5 years he granted us a coat of arms. and on this coat of arms we have a minera

this is my uncle eugene. only the only the two boys survived uncle eugene and this is my dad. it's very odd when i know when when you you know, your dad as your dad a mature, man, and then you see this baby and you it is something in congress about there's some kind of cognitive dissonance there, but there's my dad so i go off. i become a journalist. i come back home after a few years. and my dad takes me to see my uncle well, he remembers a little more about my grandmother because he was older when my grandmother died and he was very generous with me and the information he shared and this is a picture the last time i saw my this the tall one is my dad and there's my uncle eugene. he shared a lot of information with me and what we discovered what he shared with me. was that my grandmother who would have been the jefferson descendant was six feet tall. she had long straight hair hanging down her back. she was very sweet. she played the piano and she sang. and she cooked he said well a little boy would remember that his mother was sweet and cook. but it's the six feet tall that

eugene? >> yeah, some of these sitting democrats we're talking about, they're running ahead of biden in their polls, right? with biden -- he was in the 30s, coming up to the 40s, they're in the high 40s and, you know, sometimes 50s, depending on what poll you're looking at. then you have the administration is -- all of these legislative wins, they had such a high cliff, right? and the democrats being able to be on the offensive, so they're hitting the -- this administration will find the league, tell the story to the american people, and democrats down the ballot will be doing the same thing. they finally have a simple message to tell, right? politics is best when you can say something very simple to folks. what they have is we use government to makes lives better, period. that's what they are finally able to do to be on the offensive. i will say, you know, administration is feeling good. they feel like people are starting to see president biden in a different light. we haven't seen that show

also eugene robinson pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the washington post, he's an msnbc columnistd eugene, we do not do know now have a congressional party very much in favor of defunding the police. they already defunded the tax police which joe biden is restored. and they centered in plain english, defund the fbi that's with the republican's. now >> it's amazing for me to hear the republican party, the conservative law and order party sounding like the weather underground from back in the day. the fbi is a bunch of pigs, they frame everybody, they're stormtroopers. it's just amazing, that's what donald trump has done to this party. he has turned it into a willing or unwilling cult of personality. some people actually believe in it, others want to follow, others like marco rubio or are too scared not to. and that's where the party i think is going to be until it gets purged of this man somehow and the way that will happen is through some massive defeats at the polls. until that happens or trump goes away some place, maybe gets thrown in jail, and then the spell will break, but th

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caller: good morning bill and eugene.gree with eugene about slogans as a liberal black man, defund the police had to be one of the dumbest sayings that i heard. but i would also like to say that i appreciate the police when they are doing their jobs. unlike the arkansas cops that did what they did, feeding the poor man. so, do you think that body cameras and the -- people filming the police are helpful along with policing? thank you. guest: it is inevitable bill -- i do not -- it is an inevitability and i do not think it will be reversed. i think it is unhelpful because the idea here and the nuance here is that police in order to do their work and when they have to use force sometimes they have to do that. there is no special protection for them one minute it could escalate and they could find themselves criminalized. that was always the case that there was always reasonable interaction. now that this has become politicized police officers are very afraid just to defend themselves much less to intervene on behalf of their

well, this is beyond, i would say tatyan did n't you realize that you are for this eugene well, i'm sorryhe never saw him. suddenly she gives him money. i don't understand. in general, she put an image on him and fell in love with this figuratively. you really fell in love with him, of course. and how he his confidence, that's to to you. that's why it's so trustworthy, let's put it this way. basically, i rarely talk. uh, well, with the boys. and with this person. for some reason, i abruptly began to communicate, because somehow i was hooked and that's it, and we talked with him for a whole month without a break over why he was talking about himself, he was telling me about himself. i just moved in with a man, so i trusted him. well, this is such a prison for a girl, so that she would translate to him without memory. large sums, i'm not like everyone usually chooses those who are interested in a person. he, most likely, was interested in tatiana , they called him up in the morning in the evening , like, but it was constant and maybe, i just got used to the person, he got carried away, he w

i have been fighting eugenics and abortion and planned parenthood since i was 19 years of age in 1971. i am 68 years of age now. i have never in my life ben vore abortion. >> how could the washington post put you with the picture on our screen. i don't know if you can see it. put you in a story as a pro- abortion activists when you run an organization that opposes abortion. how could that have happened? do you know? >> the only thing i can say is that they were trying to win some pointers. i don't know how they did it, but it was a live. again, i have never been four abortion. i am the person that has always been educating black women about having abortions and going to planned parenthood and having them looking wounds and their bodies. i have been the one that is educating black women about killing their babies and having their babies lynched in their rooms. i don't know how the washington post could have written that article because it was false. it is not true. i am a pro-lifer and will always be a pro-lifer. i would never ever stand four killing up innocent children, innocent babi

i am eugene mironskaya in the far east clouds are gathering.e sea of ​​okhotsk, a portion of the precipitation will go to the magadan region and kamchatka, it will partially rain in the south, without precipitation, the temperature will be above 20 only in blagoveshchensk, and in the north it will already be below 10 ahead of eight in tiksi seven. so sleet will start, the temperature will be higher in the south of eastern siberia, but the indicators are no longer so summer in irkutsk and krasnoyarsk, plus 17-18 at the same time it's raining. the summer mood will remain on the west side. in omsk, the air can warm up to 27°c. on european. territories say goodbye to record-breaking august. he showed the highest results. maybe he's not number one. fire, but the second one will definitely be behind him, it's time for autumn. she will go north first. in murmansk today it will be only 10 °, then the single rain will move to the north-west, the center next in line, but here today and tomorrow the temperature will stay closer to 30, but today it will ra

eugene i'm not sure of the seven without a dna test, you are ready to admit.een and nikita and not dark, nimble brown-eyed oleg was small in childhood, but it doesn’t look like, damn it, all the children are from my husband elena case. you always waited for him at home, well, i went to visit without him when he was there, for example, somewhere there were no betrayals on your part. your ex-husband watched you on cameras and repeatedly caught you walking at night in the studio oleg andronov understood 13 years old. i was her oleg and you will be a saint. i will be a normal father the kid was fine until you did nothing to walk. yes, sasha rode in a taxi when i was not looking at the camera, yes, yes, i followed the surveillance cameras until the moment when i was already on a business trip here in moscow, you were always on a business trip with us. we had a fire in our house. delivered, when in the month of march it is already twenty-twenty-2020. i was driving home. it was the eighteenth of march 18, and i already told her on the phone when i talked to her. i to

the world to europe, the ukrainian athletics team, having returned to the world championships in eugene, are preparing for of the european championship, which starts in less than a week in munich. vita, the world champion in high jump yaroslav maguchych in germany, now has a temporary training base there together with her coach tetyana stepanova, she is working on technical aspects to improve her result. in an exclusive interview with my colleagues dere and kuznetsova, yaroslava told, in particular, about some of the attitudes of europeans regarding the war in ukraine. here in germany, we had a conversation. a car for that and there exactly mechanic and he said that this is the war i say so they kill and take prisoners now destroyed cities he says well he can give part of the territory well, on tv they say i am so give it away are you serious now give part of the territory and what's next well how you can imagine it well, first of all, i consider all those who say that the prices have increased there, but it does not depend on us, on ukraine, it is thank you to russia thanks to and she

thank you was the weather forecast from eugene neronskaya.at an auction, unexpectedly found a new life, a metal figure installed in novovoronezh in 1920. she scared the residents so much with her demonic look that it was dismantled after 3 days for a long time. alyonka was gathering dust in the warehouse, having bought her businessman, but now it has come out again that she goes very well with music in the style of heavy metal, a monument over which earlier everyone had fun and became a symbol of the rock festival chernozem olga chernova from the triumphant return of alyonka. the fate of this iron lady was watched by the whole country, her sizzling gaze and hand were fought by businessmen. in love. vladimir zhirinovsky himself confessed for a year and a half, nothing happened. it is known that the terribly beautiful alyonushka she returned to her friend. the fatal lady with her eyes immediately became the fatal zombie alyonka, as she was called after the birth of 2020, she rebelled at the chernozem rock festival in voronezh for a photo for he

eugene daniels, we're ten weeks away are from the midterms. the top issue is the threat to democracy. certainly that messaging could, they hope galvanize people to vote. so far that has not been that important political message for democrats. they didn't get any legislation through to the disappoint the of a lot of progressives. >> that's right. they have been talking about voting rights for a long time. trying to get something done there. they were unable to do so because of the filibuster and the senate, but just recently an em nbc news poll we saw that threats to democracy overtook even concerns about the economy for some voters. that's one poll, obviously, but that's something that for democrats, especially this white house, were hoping to make this as mike just said a choice election opposed to a referendum election that this is something that they are going to be able to glom on to. it's the reason why president biden joined the race for president years ago. it's something he's talked about constantly. it's also something, i think, after

let's bring in white house reporter for politico and "morning joe" senior contributor eugene daniels.s of this trip that the speaker took, the white house was careful to prepare her for any option. >> well, i think they obviously wanted to talk to her, wanted her to consult with them. i'm sure they didn't have to prepare for this, but obviously, eugene daniels, any white house would be very concerned about not having complete control over a diplomatic situation as touchy as this one. what are they saying behind the scenes in the white house about speaker pelosi going to taiwan? >> reporter: this is not a headache that any white house wanted when it comes to china. that's for a few different reasons. you have an administration that walked in here wanting to deal with china and the indo-pacific and set its own foreign policy there to work with china on different issues, but also and probably more importantly at this point work with them on possible oil sanctions for russia because of the invasion in ukraine. they're trying to do that while also being put in this tight spot of not being

chance you know, he'd been in a sacking about around he'd be them and everything is about normal eugene low. my dear yell defense. my name's ain't seen from the philippines. i was 36 years old. i'm a volunteer film and television actress. when i got enough one. first job, he asked me to be it and then ask when i ask to speak to you how to handle like a deal. oh okay. my bad. i forgot to say this again. it's oh goodness i'm, i'm sorry you missed my liking impacts hacking a certain things that are forbidden and it's like banking such as usury which is interest making money on. yeah. and using interest also the to point addition on gambling on speculation. so you be investing in ethical businesses to me, you don't need to be wearing a headscarf and to be me and showing up, you know, pious attitude, seem to be successful in his life. thank is i'm thanking is for everyone is not just for muslims in the corporate world, i had 2 faith sexual harassment. i actually shifted almost 14 jobs in 70. ah. i think it broke me. but one finding i just quit because i couldn't survive in the corporate worl

there was a black flyer named eugene ballard, but he flew with the french. there were no african-americans to fly for the u.s. during world war i. they were not allowed to. in fact, it was a white officer who pushes eugene ballard out of the army, the french air corps. there are no blacks who will serve in world war i. one of the things, you asked why you have a change. you have a change in leadership in george marshall. you have a more receptive person but a totally organized and focused campaign with an ally in eleanor roosevelt. eugene bullard will be the first african-american to fly combat if missions for the french during world war i, and he is the only one. >> thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, if you can join me one more time in thinking this session first ladies impact and influence will explore the many ways in which first ladies? have shaped history as the closest advisor. to the president as advocates for both change and continuity. and as well as how they influenced america society. politics culture and diplomacy now i have a very great pleasur

joining us now, peter alexander and eugene daniels. welcome to both. peter, first to you.'s blistering in taking on trump. the picture, the quotations. is it going to have an affect? he is certainly reacting. >> reporter: it's a good question. obviously, this has become a serious issue. the threats to democracy is according to our most recent voters, even above the cost of living and the economy. those are big drivers ahead of the midterms later this fall. i think what is striking in the document we saw yesterday, a document traditionally 20 pages, the doj saying it needed 36 pages to complete the outline of its case against the former president and those around him, indicating in some really stinging language that it was striking to them that in a matter of hours, they were able to find twice as many of these classified documents as the president and his team were able to gather up over the course of weeks. they say that calls into question the seriousness of the statements that the president's legal team made in the past. we see the text of that communication, the assura

joining me for insight and analysis are eugene robinson, amy walter, matthew continetti, betsy woodruff swan and michael beschloss. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. chuck todd is off today. even by donald trump's standards, it's been an extraordinary week. first came word of the fbi's search at mar-a-lago, for classified documents. while that prompted an it's about time reaction by some on the left, the noisiest voices on the right were calling for everything from the abolishment of the fbi to civil war. then on wednesday, the former president who once said pleading the fifth amendment was for mobsters and the guilty did so himself more than 400 times in a new york civil suit. the list of items removed by the fbi at mar-a-lago and revealed on friday included 11 sets of classified documents, five sets were top secret, three sets were secret and three were confidential. and there are still so many unanswered questions. what kind of leg

, david plouffe who served his campaign manager and senior adviser to president barack obama, and eugene robinson, associate editor and pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the washington post, both are msnbc political analysts. gene, you've been watching this a long time in washington. there's always a question. one of this is getting through and one of this is relevant to voters? it seems like something is getting through. >> it does seem like something is getting through and to tell you the truth before the hearings began i wouldn't be able to be sure i would be able to say this at this point. but i think the hearings have done an excellent job of putting on the hearings. the information itself what we have learned in the hearings is just so jaw-dropping that it can't help it get through and it is frankly encouraging about the state of the country that people are concerned about our democracy because they are. >> david plouffe, is a winning presidential campaign manager director, your view of polling that is much more important than mine, so please let the audience know what you see i

hello eugene hello, sherstyuk. i hope will bring you five points or not, we'll see how it goes. as if such can be said artistic vision. uh, looks like a tiny dot. yes, but if it's not her walk, it becomes a big building of it. you can also say, for example, he does not succeed at school. then everything is better better better. and now, when he reaches this little dot, it turns out that it turns out to be a very big one. big big exciting future, if you want. give me this small finishing point, if you stand still, while, of course, you will never be able to reach this small point. you need to do all the time this business that you want to improve, there, for example, every day to draw, read books, to read drawing and go, go, go to this finishing point, and soon you will go to it. come on this is what's here every day. uh, ahead of you is the distance from yourself and the point. made a guess everything is simple here i explained, they remembered the first hint , the second hint was put on it, as if the point of deve

i am eugene mironskaya in the far east clouds are gathering.adan region and kamchatka, it will partially rain in the south, without precipitation, the temperature will be above 20 only in blagoveshchensk, and in the north it will already be below 10 in perek-8 in tiksi seven. so sleet will start, the temperature will be higher in the south of eastern siberia, but the indicators are no longer so summer in irkutsk and krasnoyarsk plus 17-18 at the same time rain. the summer mood will remain on the west side. in omsk, the air can warm up to 27°c. on european. territories rotate with a record august. he showed the highest results. maybe he is not in the first place in the fire, but the second one will definitely be behind him, the time of autumn has come. she will go north first. in murmansk today it will be only 10 °, then the single with rains will move to the north-west, the center next in line, but here today and tomorrow the temperature will stay closer to 30, but today it will rain to the volga region and the south, autumn, will not come soon

also with me, eugene daniels, politico white house reporter and an msnbc political contributor. vaughn, we learned that cheney is reorganizing her campaign to be a leadership pac that evokes the last line of abraham lincoln's gettysburg address about a great task. what more do we know about her future at this point? >> liz cheney overnight set up this leadership pac and transferred at the beginning of this month, they had about $7 million cash in that campaign coffer there. they are moving that money into this leadership pac, which cheney will be able to use for political purposes. for cheney, she made very clear. last night in her speech, and again this morning on the "today" show in that interview with savanna guthrie that this is not her end. even being out of office in 2023, she intends to take this fight to do whatever it takes, in her own words, to make sure that donald trump is never in office again. could that mean a potential 2024 run? take a listen to her just this morning. >> i will be doing whatever it takes to keep donald trump out of the oval office. >> well, you d