let's choose eugene remove any theme of the zoo arseniy eat served.ft to honor the topic. place your bets dear players. put the topic done, let's honor it, ask once on the island of st. helena napoleon asked his companions what they would like to visit after dinner. comedy opera or tragedy chose comedy, after which the emperor took it strongly it was his volume and began to read aloud the time. time has expired, that eugene molière answered us. this is the correct answer. thank you eugene answer, arseniy shakespeare did not believe in molière but no. 1999 the correct answer is 4.900 and sergey hiv shlyarin, an economist from izhevsk, wins our today's game. well, evgeny thank you arseniy failed sergey lyalin, an economist from the same vska, member of m, congratulations dear friends to you very much. thanks for attention. see you all the best. bye. on ntv news about the main thing for this minute hello 15 dead investigator investigates the cause of a fire in an entertainment center in kostroma a symbol of russian television

i think eugene is right. generally take place? this will be prompted to you even in the guardianship authorities further, after going to school. write a statement, the direction will be given to a meeting with a child who, in your opinion, is for you, and look. a. well, and then this is already a question of an application to the court there is a package. moments it is not difficult, but just carefully select, and from the moment the court recognizes you as official adoptive parents. and you become full-fledged parents of him, bear full responsibility for all his future life. this procedure is very scrupulous. and it is possible and necessary to approach this issue. and judging by you. i can just say that you can't just handle it. and you will, because all the events that happened to you. this there was some litmus test that showed the strength of your character your times your relationship to each other two and your actions. where you uh really showed yourself like a man, if it is allowed within the framewor

. >> guest: thanks, eugene. people probably don't know this but the fraternity of reporters who cover amazon is a small one and all kind of know each other, and you just done tremendous work covering amazon. so it's great to talk to someone who is steeped in this secretive, bizarre, you know, highly productive company like amazon. >> host: thanks. so i think the first thing i would like to ask is just the timing of the book. it ended up becoming incredibly precedent, the perfect time to publish a new book about amazon, just given jeff bezos stepping down and a couple months but can you kind of tell us what was your thinking behind coming up with this book? >> guest: sure. and, of course, i did not time it, i did not have any idea that jeff bezos would be leaving scl amazon. in fact, i started this book really in the beginning of 2018. so the list of things that i did note, h2q i think maybe, i think was just being announced and that played out an early stages of my research. jeff's personal saga come his divorce

i think christina would eugene would have cheated.ot have this suspicion, he did not say anything. he loved the child, when he was at work, he always talked to her via video link. this was told by his work colleagues who went out for hours and talked with the child via video link. you yourself told me personally. when they started dating, what did you tell me? where is he going? when that moment was when he and i were talking, we were talking to zhenya eto it was 2016, when you talked to him for the last time, yes, and whoever talked with what colleagues agreed to visit him, he called me in april and they let you in there. i came there, they don’t let anyone in at all, there, i myself say in front of myself that i slept with her. yes, you said it yourself. yes, i came myself said that you slept with her. what are you? come on, christina and i dated, you had a relationship, we had a kind of short relationship of tension of two to three months. i mean , they broke up with her easily, because, as it were, they just stayed with her, well,

eugene director. eh, he shot a wonderful , very funny, and series that will soon be on all the screens of our wonderful country. applause good luck to you. yes. thank you, the next contributor. the project was called the year of culture, okay? so let's move on, ah, roman-khan. roma is mine, old my friend played in kvn and now he is a wonderful actor. uh, he played the island perfectly in such a wonderful series. a wonderful company is going to and finally sofya sofya suffix, by the way, she is a participant in the e-show project of a large country on russia 1 patriot tv channel and this is her fan , fans of all of you here are fans. you see how many viewers we have wonderful actress standup komi winner of the comedy battle project wow. yes roman will tell you something about the romance of the novel will tell you about the romance hmm the captain is incredible the most the best generous generous generous actor don't pay me, i'll pay, but it's amazing and a producer, so he is a producer, so that a pers

and it remains for us to get acquainted with eugene eugene if you now look at your profile and close.t read something, it seems to me that this is a questionnaire. uh, somewhere in her thirties, and a woman in an existential crisis. i can't help but quote. how do you motivate yourself to study ? i'm just trying to survive yours. the main achievement in life has not yet died or behold. she is afraid to wake up at the age of 35 with the realization that my life is meaningless. i have not reached my goals, i have fallen morally, i have a mortgage for a one- room apartment, which i cannot pay due to an underpaid unloved job in which i had to go to study and because of something unasked for opinions. why is everything so minor and so, here is some kind of hopelessness. well , i don’t know, most likely, i have this type of thinking. i always prepare for the worst. uh, maybe that kind of thinking isn't always right, but when something really goes wrong, they get really upset. and yes, and how often they happen, what are you ready for them and is it worth it , just a question to be with them

. >> but this is where your work on wilson and others, it's also a period where american eugenics society was working and who were the founders of the eugenics movement. >> harvard lapses funded by your foundation. >> but the reality is itself investing in the idea that was rooted in the notions of hierarchies and social construction of race but that's philanthropy . these were progressives, great american families, philanthropists who believe that italians were not as smart and capable as british or scandinavian people. >> as he said earlier we think that was a long time ago but we're not that far removed when mitch was talking about his father but that american eugenics movement is 1920s and it's only when the nazis take it over it gives it a horrible stench that we actlike we never felt that way .>> and in her great book cast she says the nazi came to the american south and study the ways in which laws have been passed against minorities and i haven't understood that before the book. i did a talk with her and said great book but she uncovered some really ... >> it gets into a deeper th

his son eugene still lives nearby.re as a very young boy in this house with your family? firstly it was a family house, with eight kids. to me it's difficult to speak about my father alone, because my mother was an important part of our life. my mother ran the house, to make sure that my father could work. usually during the day they didn't want any noise. most of the time we were at school, which was fine, then my father would be left alone and worked on whatever he was working on. do you think he ever had regrets about not being in america, orwas he quite clear about being here and letting go of america? he missed america very much. every day he would walk downtown to buy the new york times, and he would come back and read it in the evening here. and if he saw things which bothered him he would get mad about it, and he would read it out to my mother and she would say "oh, charlie, it's ok, don't worry about it". what made him come to terms with it was going back to america to receive the oscar in the �*70s. that stan

his son eugene still lives nearby. as a very young boy in this house with your family? firstly it was a family house, with eight kids. to me it's difficult to speak about my father alone, because my mother was an important part of our life. my mother ran the house, to make sure that my father could work. usually during the day they didn't want any noise. most of the time we were at school, which was fine, then my father would be left alone and worked on whatever he was working on. do you think he ever had regrets about not being in america, or was he quite clear about being here and letting go of america? he missed america very much. every day he would walk downtown to buy the new york times, and he would come back and read it in the evening here. and if he saw things which bothered him he would get mad about it, and he would read it out to my mother and she would say if "oh, charlie, it's ok, don't worry about it". what made him come to terms with it was going back to america to receive the oscar in the 70s. that stan

when the american eugenics society and who were the defenders ofd the movement?> labs is funded by your foundation, before you were there. [laughter] >> but the reality is philanthropy was it self investing in the ideas that were rooted in the notions of hierarchies, of social construction and race for example. the roosevelts, these were progressive great american families, a philanthropist who believed that italians were not as smart and capable as british or scandinavian people.bu and it was said earlier we think that was a long time ago. we are not that far removed. to talk about his father. at american eugenics movement is a 1920s but it's only when the nazis take it over and gives her a horrible stench we act like we never felt that way. >> tent in her book cast reveals the nazis came to the american south studied the ways in which laws had been passed against minorities. and i had not understoodd that before a talk with her it was not great. but she really uncovered. >> ale gift to a deeper thing which is why we wrestle. when you say why are these doubters

layers over ongoing cove. 19 restrictions in a row outpouring of to send hundreds call for president eugene ping to step down. i didn't catch our lionel nessie returns so on the magic as argentina beat mexico and get the world cup back on track. ah, monica jones well come to the program. unrest is growing in china over the country strict cove 19 measures. fresh protests have broken out in major cities with hundreds rallying at beijing's lead sink while university chanting we want freedom . many also holding up blanket sheets of paper in a symbolic protest against the state censorship. more demonstrations have also been reported in shanghai following clashes with police overnight. public anger has flared after a deadly apartment block fire with many blaming an ongoing lockdown for hampering rescue efforts. chinese officials have defended their c recovered policy despite the growing public backlash. and we can talk now to correspondent faddie and catch now who is in beijing a father and 1st of all what, what can you tell us about the situation there? yeah, we're basically seeing the biggest p

faculty, outskirts of energy uh, and engineering specialty, energy engineer something so serious eugeneso an electric power engineer. classmate of denis vot we have just graduated from the university. you have already graduated young professionals. here they are, here they are. as you see your future, and you go to work in your specialty, there are already some developments right away. maybe somewhere they are already waiting for you. i don't know i would like to, that is, they are not waiting yet. we hope that they are waiting for working out, waiting for the very moment when it will come in handy and will work in their specialty. and your hobby is some kind of hobby in her study. i sing in the pool, i also swim, i swim at the same time as a football player, right? very well dayana i love volunteering for all four years as a volunteer, and in what direction, if not a secret, oh, everything was different . uh-huh, and according to their profile of activity, as i understand it, we got to know you super well. i wish you good luck, and to my left is vitaly's team of visas with olesya zheny

i am i don’t know such people, no i don’t know eugene who i hear for the first time. very tragically ended her life at the peak. glory to evgeny yanishchet. the whole country will quote the poetess. the first woman who will have the honor to represent the belarusian delegation to the general assembly of the united nations and a little later his name will be put on a par with eminent classics of literature, but the triumph will not last long on november 25, 1988, the body of a forty-year-old poetess will find in the courtyard of this nine-story building. in the very center of minsk, there will be dozens of doom-mongers, chilling souls and speculation, and relatives will not be able to put an end to this story even two decades later. the tragedy of the belarusian akhmatova poly did not think that talling could be closed, who poisoned the poetess beloved by millions. at the very top there was a student with her pencil case, i decided a provocation. and how she survived the family drama she packed her things and went nowhere. what secrets these love songs still keep, they

coming up wednesday morning, eugene valerio discusses the latest transportation news and implementation of the one point $2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure law. then joe britton talks about the future of electric vehicles, and the latest improvements to infrastructure. also david shepherdson looks at the state of the airline industry ahead of holiday travel. new federal enforcement of consumer protection for airline passengers. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 est friday morning, on c-span or on c-span now. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> first lady jill biden welcome to the writing of -- arrival of this year's christmas tree. ♪ ♪ >> madam first lady. how do you like the tree? >> i love the tree. how do you like the tree? >> beautiful. >> it's beautiful, and this is the family that gave us the tree there, from pennsylvania. the whole family, you should come up and get a picture here. the trees. it's not the tree nowhere i just wanted to close it away. ♪ ♪ >> it was planted about 20 years ago and it was in a patch of tr

guys, i wanted to talk to you because, this is eugene, the stakes are incredibly high in pennsylvania. you've heard some other gets there, 100% sedition free. your thoughts about what we are watching unfold? >> we always say, follow the money, also follow the president and the top surrogate. you have president biden and barack obama there in pennsylvania. that shows you how important this is, how democrats and administration should feel that this is where, this is the battleground. pennsylvania is the place where they are likely to see an answer, whether or not they were able to hold a senate. there are other things, georgia, arizona, but when you talk to -- one of the things that is really interesting, something we'll have to see how it shapes out is this administration is quick to point out that their agenda is popular. you've seen it here, folks are only focusing on the economy. and talk to voters, you talk about inflation -- you don't talk about all the things that the administration has done. you don't talk about climate change provisions, 35 dollar insulin, allowing more prescri

didn't eugene yet, the cuckoo, or can you put actual? i may as sit the same bus so god knows spent some thoughts aly bella was saturday. i'm adrienne adrienne spectrum, a board game bit at the crash the car to be. i'm sick about 2nd dar, automatic sarah was saying, you expect our 2nd basketball. i saw her fill you in your co notice nobody could lock you into those. you really can pick them. ha ah ming as of what whistle dislodges ya finsen yet if it shows jet as david naming a bullet this ballman pony. eunice again he out. why don't given us the thought i got good and not be a soldier did not take need 3. not said by his story, political ball browser on you feel all of our quanto sandwich, new or de leon. you better one more scope, scope of the book, each color instead thought, you know, somebody has a gov on the skip up. we'll get a minute teresa. yeah, bill mobile, you're so much all you might have to sort of grade your bulk of the bill in a lot. this kid shows us just buckingham. it's quite adam nelson as well. yeah. wow . div easy, w

i don't remember eugene. too bad, they were very close.is, of course, electrolyte electrolyte eugene , you apparently tried to remember this word, but after all, evgeny choose the inspector, he called you , well, everyone got the play, and me more than anyone. name this monarch. well, this is the version we have in this case, timofey has the opportunity to try to answer the question. perhaps this is catherine ii or louis 14, for example, do the teachers have a version? does it differ? unexpectedly, as we are considering several options here. let's all let's. it was much. later this is the 19th century, most likely it is either nicholas ii or alexander iii. in general, someone looked, yes, this play, probably, after all, nicholas ii, according to our information. this is nikolai timofei choose a category. what was the name of the ancient giant continent of the southern hemisphere, which existed 150 years ago? the giant continent of the southern hemisphere was called, and the northern hemisphere, from which most of eurasia was formed from no

and what does eugene think, in general, i answered yes, but in fact no.eive us elena as you answered the question, but i already doubt it. it is right to doubt. it is useful for a person with critical thinking. this in this case is what influences, what if then questions for schoolchildren the answer, which even adults will hardly give oh , it’s not evening, it’s not evening. ouch. hello live news with you in the studio lyudmila kozak, see this evening edition.

understood not under eugene greetings a.iev is now trying in every possible way to hide all connections with crypto-swindlers for wealth. good evening, really all sorts of distances and diligently clean up the tails on the internet but all of these all remember. luxury real estate, the value of which exceeds $120 million, was probably bought not only with the money of investors, but also with the funds that the united states sent to help ukraine and part of this same help from kiev the authorities could well transfer to cryptocurrency by placing on ftx. american experts say so. these are the first photos. sam bendman freed after the collapse of his ftx crypto exchange. almost tears out his hair. standing on the balcony of his rich $40 million penthouse took money for it, apparently, from the same coil that actively supported the zelensky regime together with the independent government, for example, he created a special website to donate in support of the all-russian union. all march launched a large cryptocurrency fund to su

trap eugene said, radio bunny said theft eugene said to e chin, and you are beautiful. said from yes from my friends. uh, we had three clues for you. here is the first known to all. well it is more like yes. well here on crime we hinted yes, handcuffs, that there is some kind of crime thief, something there, then, and so on robbery. there's a second clue. hours, well, everything is already here, like a rabbit from alice yes, and the third. so this is a hint of a pocket, apparently yes, yes, will it be theft of a watch or a pocket? yes, as it were, well, they are the same age, these two kings of course. that's what's interesting, i'll live here. sorry, i carry everything with me, said the wife in the bank after this round. show curiously pronounce this amount 160 160.000 rubles. you are going well, so far without errors. uh, but what's next, but what's next is that we have the third round and only one of you will play. who exactly will find out in a few minutes do not switch again early one. healthy clean air vacuum immediately after the first cleaning of the house . blu

and what does eugene think, in general, i answered yes, but in fact no.you wanted to deceive us elena as you answered the question, but i already doubt it. it is right to doubt. it is useful for a person with critical thinking. in this case, this is what influences, whether then questions for schoolchildren will be answered, to which even adults will hardly give oh , it’s not evening, it’s not evening. stop not heard her and the intellectual show. now let's see hello. what do the cool guys that girls like look like? but i don't know this anymore. the second part of your fee come on, you told lena everything to me, and we decided that it would be better if i will pass them on to you. stay away from me. clear there was money. for such a show and maybe they didn’t forget there, not how the situation has changed with money. no, i just want to understand, maybe something else can be changed. you want to understand, don't you? and i'm trying to understand why some women are ready to go on any adventure to get their man back, while others are ready to send him o

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build eugene tower first element 30 seconds. everything as usual. i will go to the opposing team in my voluntary opportunity, you used two leading questions ahead, or two voluntary versions. thank you. come back in this game, no, now you are born to know. this is not golf. that's all we 've been able to find out so far. uh huh. this area has artificial or no grass. there is no grass , the bat is not used, and the valisi was not used in any way either. let's think we understand that this is some kind of game. let's be determined. that's coated, well, not a bad question in general. whether a racket is used in this game, there are no rackets , and there is no artificial or natural, or any other grass, alice did not have. and tell me this game implies the use of some kind of animal horses, no, no, no no, only a person is only a person in this game. let's take a chance in tower one element. score zero favorable conditions for taking risks given that this is the third final round of the niers to play let's just say one whole vitality, what kind of game is

what does eugene think? yes, but actually no, you wanted to deceive us.lena, how did you answer the question, but i already doubt it. it is right to doubt. this useful for a person with critical thinking. it in this case it on what influences? well, i probably found it. for something else, i don’t remember. i was sick, or something, then the questions for the student the answer, which even adults will hardly give. oh, it’s not evening, it’s not evening. oh no, never heard of her and intellectual entertainment show. i know look on our tv channel. exploring belarus is easy enough to lay a non-trivial route belarusian baltic what snow-white dunes under your feet are cool, the most important thing is to be open to amazing secrets and facts was such a room, specially arranged, about which it was covered with a thick green carpet that imitated green grass and on this, uh, carpet, there were 12 cast, uh, full size, golden sheep, especially for adventure, you will conduct a class for me masterclass, no. lys masha will dance with us easily. and now hedgehogs will

and what does eugene think, in general, i answered yes, but in fact no. you wanted to deceive us elena as you answered the question, but i already doubt it. it is right to doubt. it is useful for a person with critical thinking. in this case, this is what influences, then what if the questions for schoolchildren are the answer, which even adults will hardly give oh, it’s not evening, it’s not evening on our tv channel. my ducts . this is my homeland for most of my lived years. i already live here, i was born. there are already children and grandchildren here, of course. this is my glorious homeland, which is so rich, belarus is one piece of it in the world. i'm praying for him for you. watch the draft policy on our tv channel. it all starts with the origins and traditions, the memory of our ancestors, the preservation of the culture of belarusian rituals and crafts. but the world is changing. changes generations views and creativity does not stand still. and they understand where to move on art. what norms are in force today and for what period they are f

what about eugene? thinks, in general, i answered yes, but actually no. wanted to deceive us elena as you answered the question, but i already doubt it. it is right to doubt. it is useful for a person with critical thinking. in this case, it affects something, then questions for schoolchildren will be answered, which even adults will hardly give. oh, it’s not evening, it’s not evening. oh, that's it . removed from the city mitusni here is your karani and your strength. true pirate cop. forgive yourself. behind voluntarily and tear off a special one. she got wet, tell me the elements. skin croc and one not with nature. wild watchful own belarus we have brought new numbers on the drums of modern dances. k-pop. well, except of course, but our main direction is traditional korean dances. well, now we dance modern key-pop on the traditional one, because our belarusian youth is all passionate about, key-pohom, like all over the world, therefore, now these last numbers for young people are dedicated to dancing and dancing together. belarusians, generally friendl

his son eugene still lives nearby.out my fatheralone, because difficult to speak about my father alone, because my mother was an important part of our life. my mother ran the house, to make sure that my father could work. usually during the day they didn't want any noise. most of the time we were at school, which was fine, and then my father would be left alone and work in whatever he was working on. do alone and work in whatever he was working on.— alone and work in whatever he was working on. do you think he had regrets _ was working on. do you think he had regrets about _ was working on. do you think he had regrets about not _ was working on. do you think he had regrets about not being - was working on. do you think he had regrets about not being in i had regrets about not being in america, orwas had regrets about not being in america, or was he quite clear about being here and letting go of america? he about being here and letting go of america?— about being here and letting go of america? he missed america very mu

and what does eugene think, in general, i answered yes, but in fact no. you wanted to deceive us elena as you answered the question, but i already doubt it. it is right to doubt. it is useful for a person with critical thinking. in this case, this is what influences, whether then questions for schoolchildren will be answered, which even adults will hardly give. oh , it’s not evening, it’s not evening on our tv channel. how interesting to spend the weekend go in for sports put things in order at home lie on the couch, or you can explore our beautiful belarus every week, we lay new routes in the corners of our country, however, centuries-old trees remained not only in helmets. they can be found even today, this particular oak is already 400 years old, and to wrap around its trunk. we need about four adults, we show historical monuments cultural entertainment alexandra vasilyevich will be with you now conduct a master class in pottery introducing local food and customs. today, here you can try a dish of standard schlichets and belarusian cuisine. as a true f

eugene very nice. well, do you work for you? and you?ne how many nightingales? hello and how are you going to study with us? no? i'm on business next year. have you already met? i met him in the summer i didn’t understand who, but i’m in love with his voice. i always get goosebumps when i listen to it. well, except that his voice is better, do not fall in love with him. glory to an unrecognized genius. and in general, he doesn’t miss a single skirt, let’s go, you’d better tell me what you are like. she acted with you in the summer. her name is olya solovyova very well. yes , you can say that i'm not a housekeeper rather. knows any information about her, where is she what? anything about her where she's not now. if he doesn’t find it, then i’m okay, lights to you, then i ’ll explain everything, just promise everything that you know about me , where am i, from whom did you understand well? maybe he's coming to see you, right? hello the most pressing topics and questions how long does love actually live and why did scientists give it only t

and what does eugene think, in general, i answered yes, but in fact no.s elena as you answered the question, but i already doubt it. this right to doubt. it is useful for a person with critical thinking. in this case, this is what influences, what if then the questions for schoolchildren are the answer, which even adults will hardly give oh , it’s not evening, it’s not evening, stop it and intellectual show. the sixty-eighth, already a student of bsu pts , again meets the very same sergey ponyznik, by that time the man had already worked as a war correspondent and served in the 120th guards division , he often visited the girl in the hostel, but the happy moments of intimacy are crossed out by the move sergey is transferred to czechoslovakia and again ahead of months of relations at a distance, in a hurry, updated. that's what i'm going to smell them more. it was as if i were brought closer over the gate, uh, the separation became, as it were, a curtain, and how to see more of one of the one began to ahahani, these letters, unique, they were never publish

even g lou pollution has led to a dramatic drop in fish here on the coast of the eugene seat. he has a pretty clear take on the volkswagen project all off the way he magazine . what's going on here is the best thing that could have happened to us yet for a decor using organic and clean energy with no pollutants makes a big difference. what is the bottom of a good be off water? highly she just like with organic produce little you cobra york. it's you know, gold suargo is basically providing us with an organic product that spark cleaner for the environmental comfortable obama. will disable any the day says yield shallow news volkswagen. launching a project in an island that is home to just 1300 residents. it's actually ideal terrain for testing. a range of developments that will be crucial for future mobility ah. the size of the island and the limited numbers of st. as tweets could be a great environment for autonomous driving as well. i supply lizette in a, in a region that this is bill under development and so you'll have her somewhere different. her lows are every regarding,

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and what does eugene think, in general, i answered yes, but in fact no. you wanted to deceive us elena how did you answer the question. yes, but i doubt it. it is right to doubt. this is helpful for the person critical thinking. it is in this case it is what is affected by something else, i do not remember. i was sick, or something, then questions for schoolchildren, the answer, which even adults will hardly give. oh, it’s not evening, it’s not evening. oh no, never heard of her and intellectual entertainment show. i know look on our tv channel. your wife is probably not afraid to walk around the city at night, sleeps at night, right surge protector surge protector, as i love my program, there is always something new . here we are we can show this is a little nerves in the morning. oh, we must go to the forest, we must go, we throw work. we must go to the forest. and i can shove and then not get it. i will not insert it myself. i can't risk the same head of belarus with svetlana borovskaya in new time on our tv channel. in the hands of the book behind the

and the united states the eugenics movement included for a time, margaret center. w. e. b. dubois and at least one president, theodore roosevelt. today we dismiss these ideas not only as racist, but as absurd. in the late 19th and early 20th century's, in many circles, they were taken as a given. it is important to remember that race was used somewhat differently in this period than it is used today. this included differentiating white europeans one from another. germans called themselves a teutonic race, the irish are gay like race. the russians islamic race. the english and some americans call themselves the anglo-saxon race. throughout his life, churchill used the word race -- for instance, he called the british people an island race. his critics often cite one outburst in particular to prove that he was a racist. he said, i hate all indians. they are beastly people with a beastly religion. what the same critics failed to know is this outburst occurred in 1942, after churchill was told that indians congress party had announced it would offer only passive resistance to an

you to pay attention to the question yourself and understand why your answer is wrong build a tower eugene the fourth element, take care for the tower to expose. do not rush to leave 30 seconds for one element is more than enough , stay stay, let her breathe. well, everything, well, do not touch it already, she breathes she is fine, the main thing is to stop in time. thank you so much. get back from the team. and i hope you understand, why is the answer beard wrong? i hope you pay attention to the question. if not, now you we are ready to answer, well, it begins to communicate normally. well, there is still an opportunity to ask leading questions. you are already ahead. why do you need this, who needs this journey? these are teeth absolutely right? yes five points to your team the score becomes 10:0 we move on to the third question. it's scary, who would have thought, all the two rounds we had, firstly, the tower fell. secondly, the score hardly reached the mark of one point. and here immediately 10:0 the time of the third round came out. and this means that it's time to sum up today with

but then eugene is right. look, we -- there was the ticket splitting, right? you saw brian kemp significantly outperform herschel walker. if donald trump is central to this race, it is favorable for warnock. >> should the republicans stay home? >> georgia is one state where donald trump is not a good republican brand for whatever reason. he injected himself into the runoffs. we learn tuesday night. so do the voters stay home? perhaps. herschel weaker had headwinds among republicans anyway. if you tie him to trump, maybe they do stay home. i think it's very favorable for warnock if this race becomes about donald trump. >> you were a part of several pieces since the results started coming in, including one about the red wave. but there is one line that particularly struck me. you wrote, the very polarization of the country functioned as a check. as the passions of one side offset the other. kind of speaks to what we were just talking about. but what might that mean for warnock, walker and as we gear up for 2024? >> it means an exceedingly nasty race. that race i

it was not the same is true when it's pointed out that for a time churchill was drawn to eugenics the idea that unfavorable traits could be bred out of the population by sterilizing those was so called degenerate characteristics. but again in in this churchill was far from alone in britain the supporters of the eugenics movement included among others. hg wells john maynard keynes and marie stokes in the united states eugenics movement included for a time margaret sanger. w e b dubois and at least one president theodore roosevelt. again today we just missed these ideas not only is racist but as absurd. but in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in many circles, they were taken as a given. it's important to remember that race was used somewhat differently during that period then it's used today and this included differentiating what europeans one from another the germans called themselves a teutonic race the irish a gaelic race the russians a slavic race the english and some americans saw themselves as the anglo-saxon race. throughout his life churchill used the word race. for instan

. >> eugene robinson is here. and curt bar della is now an adviser to the dnc and dccc, and chief white house correspondent for "the new york times," peter baker. good to have you all on board. we'll get to the historical and political implications of nancy pelosi step do you think from her leadership position, but first, it's a very revealing reaction yesterday by many house republicans to her speech. you would think -- gracious? the house chamber was packed with democratic lawmakers. while the republican side was largely empty. at several points democrats stood for applause while republicans sat in silence. meanwhile, minority leader kevin mccarthy, who was hoping to succeed nancy pelosi as house speaker next term, he didn't even attend her speech. here's what he told reporters about why he didn't go. >> i had meetings. but normally the others would do it during votes. i wish she could have done that. could have done that. >> had meetings. with steven miller. >> he had meetings with steven miller. that's right.

host: eugene mulero is our guest. the lines are regional.f you are in the eastern or central time zone (202) 748-8000 , pacific (202) 748-8001. first step in new york city. caller: good morning sir. i just want to say we all know that our addiction to oil and gas is a major problem in this country and the sooner that we move to renewable energies, solar, wind, hydroelectric, the better off we will all be. we will be more independent energy wise. thank you sir, god bless. host: we will talk more about electric vehicles in our next segment. guest: one thing we hear from the secretary's office, the investment we have seen so far about $20 billion dedicated for investment to look away from traditional fuel and implement and adopt technologies for other sources of fuel and energies for our transportation system that does include electrical vehicles, solar technologies and other technologies out there that fall under the umbrella of the administration's effort to combat climate change. host: are these propelling manufacturers to propel their techn

battle 4.200 eugene wins in our today's game correct answer abode abode dear friends are great to your your attention. hello strike at the ukrainian nuclear power plant, we are forming the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, there are only a few days before

but the reason people are doing it is because it's a lute, hallucinogenic eugenic mhm can't talk either looking toads. that's the moral of the story there. okay next to a tidy horse. this is the cutest little video. this happened in western germany. this three year old art therapy shetland pony named hama goal is. adorable he visits german kindergarteners and retirement homes. look how small he is a small dog. he's just 20 inches tall and he said to break the guinness world record as the world's smallest pony. his owner has been told that because ponies under four years old are ineligible for the title. he will try for the record next year. in the meantime, you will continue to delight both seniors. youngsters and us here at world news now. next to theatrics of the alter. this happened just north of greenville, north carolina bride christy jeffries has been in a relationship with her groom, byron for almost 15 years now, so during the ceremony, she opened up her vows and blew off a giant puff of dust. i mean, it's been 15 years, you can hear the crowd, they cracked up and look on his fa

and what does eugene think, yes, but in reality, no.to deceive us elena as you answered the question, but i already doubt it. it is right to doubt. it is useful for a person with critical thinking. it is in this if this is the case, what then influences the questions for schoolchildren, the answer, which even adults will hardly give. oh, it’s not evening, it’s not evening, wait. no , you have never heard of her and watch an intellectual entertainment show on our tv channel. exploring belarus is easy enough to lay a non-trivial route. this is our belarusian baltic. what snow-white dunes under your feet are cool. the most important thing to be open to amazing secrets and facts in the castle was such a room, specially arranged, about which it was covered with a thick green a carpet that imitated green grass and on this, uh, carpet, there were 12 cast, uh, full -size, golden sheep, you will conduct a class especially for adventures. for me, a master class, of course, you will dance with us easily. and now hedgehogs will take a special place

and what does eugene think, in general, i answered yes, but in fact no.ou wanted to deceive us elena as you answered the question, but i already doubt it. it is right to doubt. it is useful for a person with critical thinking. in this case, it is what affects even adults. oh, it’s not evening, it’s not evening. wall on our tv channel you know the festive mood since yesterday . that's when the procession inside began, in general a real holiday due to the fact that there are so many cultures, so many nationalities, and that's it. it 's friendly and that's it. this is in such an atmosphere of a benevolent festive joyful, therefore it is a pleasure to work, and people are happy to try, taste and buy with pleasure, and everyone has such a joyful mood. that is why we will be happy to bring our goods to the vitebsk region in the future. it's my first time and i really like it. we often attend different festivals. so in russia there were there is a special atmosphere here. absolutely that's freedom and some kind of lightness, when representatives of different nat

adults, similar to co working offices, some are starting to book desks for studying by the hour. eugene mang spends 20 hours a week hitting the books. he already has a master's degree in civil law, but because his job is on the line, he wants to improve his odds with another degree. he's, i will call social equal to an exam systems are one of the few systems that are fair. as long as you put in enough work into studying, you'll be rewarded accordingly with good grades. it's more direct, easier and fairer than most things in our lives like work a little less cross to our correspondence. so song, ha, who joins us from taipei. so a beijing's approach to managing caving 19 from remains the defining factor really of the, the chinese economy right now. but we have seen attempts to sort of tweak it recently, humbly. how big a toe does it continue to take those 0? covet well, roth, for half sir, most obvious impact we can see is how the policy hammered consumption in the world's number 2 economy in order to maintain the hall, i call of ours controls. local government finances have been in tight

eugene, good morning to you. it is inconceivable that in a normal world we would still be talking about this election on a saturday after a tuesday. we have still not call who will control the house. even though it is likely to be to public uncontrolled. we really don't know who is going to control the senate. this is not how anybody thought this was going to unfold. >> not at all. part of the reason is that too many pundits, the media, and everything the americans had, they were way more confident than many of us should have been. and there were so many voters who went to the polls this past week, and in week before. that was due to early voting. their values, ideas, and preferences were not captured in a voting. therefore, this led to a situation that people were not able to predict. this is something, going forward, many of us are going to have to remember this as we cover the elections. this will shape our expectations for what could possibly happen. >> lots of things did not work out for republicans. we are

adults, similar to co working offices, some are starting to book desks for studying by the hour. eugene ming spends 20 hours a week hitting the books. he already has a master's degree in civil law, but because his job is on the line he wants to improve his odds with another degree . he was, i told, will call social legal bullet exam systems are one of the few systems that are fair . as long as you put in enough work into studying, you'll be rewarded accordingly with good grades. it's more direct, easier and fairer than most things in our lives like work adults with your daughter that go from you. studies show that fear is the dominant feeling for this generation. for decades, the steady growth gave everyone a sense of opportunity. but the current, gloomy economic figures are now hitting the younger generation. the owners of manchester united could be putting the club up for sale. the premier league most decorated club is worth some 5000000000 pounds. american owners, the plays of family, say they are open to other options like you investments with their own popular with the fan base. an

and what does eugene think, in general, i answered yes, but in fact no. you wanted to deceive us elena as you answered the question, but i already doubt it. it is right to doubt. it is useful for a person with critical thinking. in this case, this is what influences, whether then questions for schoolchildren will be answered, to which even adults will hardly give oh , it’s not evening, it’s not evening. i know look at our tv channel. there is no channel vka, opening before us 1,000 roads, music can change color in a bag. i can't change us music from within the skin of us. the information war is not in words ukraine together with nato are fighting against belarus preparing information and psychological special operations based on fiction and lies, jointly creating a factory of fakes and stuffing, looking for weak and politically immature belarusians in social network chats in comments posted on telegram channels and internet resources and incite them to crime against your own country. otherwise, they suggest spying in the interests of ukraine and nato, i w

and what does eugene think, in general, i answered yes, but in fact no. you wanted to deceive us elena as you answered the question, but i already doubt it. it is right to doubt. it is useful for a person with critical thinking. it in this case it on what influences? the answer to which even adults will hardly give oh, it’s not evening, it’s not evening. oh wow this is a no never heard of her and intellectually entertaining show. i know look on our tv channel. that's probably your wife, not at all afraid to walk around the city at night. she sleeps at night, straight surge protector surge protector, how i love my program, there is always something new . here we show you can, it's a little nerves in the morning, don't worry. oh, you need to go to the forest, you need to go there, they need to go to the forest for work. and i can shove, and then i won’t get it. i won't paste. no, i can't risk it. i’m the head of work, look good morning, belarus with svetlana borovskaya in new time on our tv channel. constant training needs not only the muscles, but also the