: you do a good eugene levy, i've got to say.ience, you're really doing it with your family there, your son and daer hereore in the future? is not going to happen again because people love the show. >> eugene: you know, of course we love the show and we love the cast, we do anything to be able to work with that cast again just great, talented, brilliant bunch of actors. my son daniel has always said, it really depends on the idea. if there is an idea for a "schitt's creek" follow-up that can take us to an even higher point then we left off on the show, i think that would be a good starting point for that project. if and when that idea happens, i think we'd be more than delighted to actually get in then do it again. [cheers and applause] but nothing right now. >> stephen: you might have noticed but people at home i never noticed on the monitor every time we say the word "schitt's creek" it comes up on screen. >> eugene: i know, but that's been going on -- >> stephen: cbs will not allow me to say "schitt's creek" without it going u

as you can see, eugene how so? the internet, but there was a draft class and none of you were honored with this. the children had no food, everything was just put away, because the children always climbed into the refrigerators, from there. you know, you have such a way of protecting each other, even though maria has now left you. let's get back to the fire. what's the fire? what is the result? didn't burn, they love gather in a common kitchen there and that's what they have in common. there is a neighbor there who just set the room on fire, there was something like that. yes, he threw alcohol on the mattress, and the neighbor began to yell at the foam rubber. save. help, we are closed harder with the children. i think, he’s probably running after her again with a knife, then i open the door, and i understand that there is wildly black smoke, the rags are wetted, in short, on the face of the rag in a blanket, i put on a jacket, a passport, a cosmetic bag. zhenya runs. and with a naked torso, he tried to put out. if

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eugene, i'd like to hear your thoughts to. ben, if you start. >> so, where we are on the country, certainly an injury to one is an injury to. all as human solidarity element to the fight freedom across the country. there is also something that will affect everyone in the nation. which is that wisconsin was a state that put trump over the top in 2016. i'm sorry to say. where the state that put joe biden over the top in 2020. what we've seen from the supreme court, you ask why is it seems so partisan, the reason is that republicans in our supreme court have been basically carrying water for the ultra maga extreme right for more than a decade now. after the 2022 election, the 2020 elections, the state supreme court and wisconsin ruled in a fourth three decision to ban drop boxes completely, to make it illegal to return even an absentee ballot. we wound up seeing ron johnson elected by a single percentage planed. after the turnout in milwaukee was pushed down. republicans have credited in their internal memos with supreme court li

pushkin was indeed in many ways his first novel, eugene onegin , the first novel in verse and poetry, he was one of the first to capture the beauty of things common to us. this is one of the first purely russian prose works in color, but it is the first not only for culture as a whole, but for all of us. we began to read the classics from his fairy tales, one of the first to be learned we will not hide poems for 40 seconds. forgive me please, zhenya has such regulations. hello yuri pavlovich alexander pushkin for russian literature , the phenomenon is definitely unique . after all, it was pushkin who, with his lyrics, showed how rich our language is, that with his own means he is able to turn even ordinary things into something surprisingly attractive from the point of view of romance. and, of course, we should not forget that it was alexander pushkin who showed that the phenomenon of russian life is not only the subject of satire as it happened fonvizina but this is the subject. uh , deep mental reasoning is the heart of sorrowful remarks, and he showed this to future generations of

after the war eugene moved to chicago where he met his beautiful wife. they married in 1950 and had three children they raised in glenview, illinois. he spent most of his civilian career working as an engineer and in 1992 he moved to the gr great state of longwood, florida. where he's lived ever sense. today i recognize him and celebrate an incredible milestone in his life. our nation's veterans are the backbone of this country. mr. mills: and to eugene, i want to say thank you for your incredible service, your sacrifice, the two wars that you fought for this nation. i wish you many more years to come with your family and i thank you for your time and your dedication. with that i yield back. thank you, madam chair. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i seek to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. for a year and a half now, people in

just picking up on eugene's point. you think about state of the unions, one, they're a lot of times for the president and administration, the beginning of a conversation with the american people who may just turn their attention to kind of -- >> erin, we have an audio problem. i don't mean to give you pandemic zoom flash backs. we'll try to fix erin's audio and bring you back in. eugene, we also have, while we work on that, reporting from around the nation. folks checking in with folks talking about what's coming down the pipe tonight. here's two voters talking about what they might like to hear. >> i think he needs to do a better job of getting the democrats and republicans to put aside the differences and focus on just the issues for americans so we can continue to get better. don't tell us what we want to hear. tell us what he really has planned. >> don't insult our intelligence. don't tell us it's great when it's not great. the economy isn't as great as he's going to say it is and it's not nearly as bad as we were

eugene gromadskyi. fighting for his country. fighting for his survival.things i heard when i met him was that his father had been killed a few days earlier as the fought to push back the russians. eugene would eventually be awarded the hero of ukraine award from president zelensky for his bravery that day for keeping back the russians. and, you know, one of the interesting things in this war is because ukraine has held on and because people have, by and large, managed to stay in place, we've been able to keep in contact with them. so, at the end of last year, we revisited eugene and he is transformed. he's gone from this young lad wearing training shoes to a fully fledged soldier who's been battling for his life. he's seen his comrades die and he's battle—hardened in every sense. battle—scarred, too. there have been a lot of casualties in this war. you've lost a lot of people. do you fear death? and that's an interesting transformation because it's a transformation that ukraine has undergone. it's changed its economy. it's changed how — how people live th

anyway, guys, ali vitale, eugene daniels, remember when. thank you very much. >>> and turning now to walterboro, south carolina, where alec murdaugh's brother has taken the stand. last week we saw murdaugh testify himself in his own defense. today the judge ruled jurors will get a chance to see the crime scene for themselves before they start deliberating. joining me now from the courthouse is nbc news correspondent catie beck. so, catie, why did the judge decide to let the jurors go to the dog kennels. >> reporter: it was a surprising decision. this judge has ruled more in favor of the prosecution motions in in this case than the defense, and this morning the defense making the argument that the jury should see spatially what this crime scene looks like. they have not really presented through the evidence we have seen a clear picture of how these two bodies were sort of situated near these kennels. and the judge heard it out. he said, we could take them there. we could secure the scene. they could get an idea of spatially where everything

eugene, i'll start with you.s that lead-in, is that consistent with the reporting that you have been tracking and following? what you're hearing out there about the president at this moment? >> yes and no. so for a while there were people who really did not want to see joe biden run. but after the midterms and seeing what happened, seeing him lead the party over change expectations, trick all of us who thought maybe it wasn't going to go as well, that has changed. there's still people when you look at polls that say they don't want joe biden to run. it doesn't have to do that much with policy. it's more about his age, more about what does the democratic party want to look like moving forward. but then when you talk to folks they will say exactly what you said. they don't see how anyone else can beat folks in the republican party, especially donald trump. because joe biden has proven that he's able at this point to go after the maga republicans, as he calls them, and finally, they have figured out a message on tou

let's wear socks, of course, socks socks socks eugene immediately wears socks while they scatter. clear. yes , if why do i want to absolutely women of our country. now you understand why we scatter them everywhere , even albert einstein thought it was like a meaningless thing, and you drag them to us and drag them. okay, here i am, well done. i want to say that if she suddenly spends her winnings on a trip to moscow and i will definitely invite her to the bolshoi opa theater. elena why? why do you, kostroma , come to moscow and go to moscow for free the bolshoi theater is free for 20,000 , so kristina wants her twenty back. just show the correct answer on the screen. these are socks albert einstein , the greatest theoretical physicist in history, considered socks unnecessary and the most stupid thing, which , moreover, is constantly torn, so he wore, by the way, high boots without socks to hide his strangeness from everyone. and this is a photograph of albert einstein that he did not wear. yes, so, after this round , the amount in the bank has not changed, show it there as before.

no one was fired or even disciplined after the death of larry eugene price. his gruesome dad was considered to be just another day at the sebastian county criminal detention center in arkansas. family is now suing for what they say is a pretty obvious case of wrongful death and criminal neglect. now what started all of this anyway? larry price was a disabled homeless man who suffered from hallucinations. he walked by this police station pretty frequently, often speaking incoherently. on one particular day seemed rather fired up in angry . he pointed his fingers like a gun, the police arrested him charging him with making a terrorist threat. now this is a crime, the mental health experts say this highly disabled man was not even capable of committing us media is. busy filled with unverified allegations about violations of human rights and the mis treatment of prisoners and other countries. but the details that have emerged about the heretic gruesome way that larry eugene price died. forces us to ask whether u. s. media and us officials are really being genuine

the major’s son is growing up at home, perhaps he will follow in his father’s footsteps, at least eugenech and nastya, however, all this is in the future. we are now only work vacation, until it is expected, wives, parents. children, of course.

and whether the nazis could continue to work, eugene found out under eugene hello.hope the end of production. good evening alexei after the iskander strikes. it cannot be otherwise. where work was in full swing in several shifts, now put out the ruins that could not for several hours, the workshops of the kharkov enterprise assembled drones for attacks on russian territory, for the benefit of these drones. the wings were clipped before takeoff. there is evidence that it was there that the kiev regime improved the soviet drones of the carcass, which were repeatedly used for provocations in the deep rear, modernized, not without the help of american companies, almost completely replacing the navigation stuffing of the old technology, however, this also did not really help and gifted with new brains drones several times crashed into trees due to the fact that they were flying low for greater stealth. a blow to this enterprise will lead to the destruction of the shops and the destruction of products, that is, a threat. here are the blows. e across the territory of russi

you're 100% right, it is eugenics. in 2023, we're talking about eugenics.o get all aboard on calling in out. this is just so concerning. rachel: yeah, i understand there's going to be protests in the community and people are, like yourself, are calling for his resignation. this is michael hugo, that's the man who made these remarks, this is his apology and said i'm writing to offer my most sincere and humble apology to members of the framington democrat committee and fellow members of the farmington disability family community for comments i made at the last city council meeting that were offensive and hurtful. is that enough for you? >> it's not, rachel. a couple facts for clarity, he had a opportunity to attend a framingham disability community meeting on friday and chose not to. he hasn't reached out to members of the community or myself and he and i are peers and he knows how to get ahold of me. he hasn't reached out to me and knows i'm outrage the by this. actions speak louder than words and his actions are, you know, i apologize but he hasn't shown an

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and eugene daniels, political white house correspondent and coauthor of the political playbook's.. thank you. brandon, you've had your pulse on the republican party for years, how do you see the republican establishment, talking about folks on the hill, treading on the latest developments in the justice department's investigation of donald trump, including the subpoena by the special counsel of mike pence? >> mike pence is obviously considering a run for president, i think a lot of people on the hill or otherwise would love to see someone like mike pence who could give you a bit of the trump era policy without all of the complications and the crazy, but, of course, comes a lot of complications and i think this is a really tough situation for mike pence. having to navigate for donald trump for several years, it is really hard to have it both ways, and that is the challenge that i think mike pence is facing. he obviously has fired up some anger from based trump supporters for his role in january 6th, and even since january six he has been somewhat strident and talking about how dona

eugene, thanks for joining us. what is the axios one big thing for this morning?n harris the top economist at the treasury department is leaving the biden administration. he played a key part in putting a cap on the russian oil that led the government of russia to actually ban him from coming to the country, and it's going to be the second turnover in this administration which is not known for quite a few -- that is not known for having high profile turnovers like previous administrations. >> so my guess is he's not leaving to go to russia since he's banned from going there, limits his geographical options i suppose. axios reporting house speaker kevin mccarthy privately telling donors that -- is he passing the buck, trying not to get blamed here? >> well, he -- certainly hinting that way to some degree. but it's another chapter in the conversation about candidate quality, and hopefully for his part will lead some of these donors to back republicans at the state level and here in washington in ways that could be more fruitful for the gop moving forward. >> and eug

eugene , the helicopter commander, a pilot working in the special operation zone, was awarded the ordercourage, his life is a daily risk, but the choice is not in favor of a peaceful profession. he did it himself and was inspired by his once father , a military pilot, there are risks everywhere, you know, you can be a builder. god forbid a brick falls on your head, and that's it. dad never said that you would be a pilot. he just was. vostok flew mi-24. and now, in retirement, sorting through photos at home, waiting for his son’s call, every time he wishes what everyone who usually wishes in the sky , how many take-offs, so many landings, and now they have countless military pilots, the work schedule 24 to 7 was preparing for the next flight eugene tells about his helicopter, a strike on a reconnaissance ka-52, is actually called an oligator for its powerful combat characteristics, but the commander of dvin called the car a swallow. and, by the way, she assures that somewhere under the armored iron lurks, her the soul for me is she understands everything feels. what mood are you in? with

thank you very much eugene.earance of our program and especially thank you for your courage in this difficult situation. we hope to see you soon again on our air. thank you. well , vitaly. this means that you just talked about the possibility of dialogue. i was in germany dozens of times in different bundestag at the ministry of foreign affairs at once. well, i've not only been interviewed once or twice. something she chancellor's death cell, er met in a small company, when she before she became a concern and by the clock, as after she became a concept with the german industrialists. that's what i mean . i think that i know better than the scholts. what are the real interests of germany in this situation. here in this situation germany well in general, the village itself, from the year 41, 45, was to say, yes, russia attacked there badly, but we won’t develop all contact further, but we can’t participate. not as moderators, well, especially as participants. let the most indirect in this whole situation for well-

eugene, scott senior politics reporter at axios.ow on sirius xm. that does it for me, thank you for watching velshi. you can catch a velshi and super important right at 10 am next weekend it is a brand new time slot. the one and only ali velshi will pick up on coverage live from ukraine. one year since the russian invasion began. but to stay right where you are, the sunday show with jonathan capehart begins right now. >> there is something in the air. for the third time in two, weeks a new york fighter that she's done object over north america. this, time over canada. jedi mind tracks, president biden baits republicans into upon his pledge to protect social security and medicare. white house press secretary kareen jean pierre joins me live onset to discuss it all. and, donald trump is still turning over classified material to doj, and gearing up to fight the special counsel subpoena of his former vice president, mike pence.

. >>> let's talk about this with former rnc communications director doug high, jim messina and eugenewith you. you know pretty well there's no love lost between mcconnell and scott. it appears the president has really succeeded here in causing a rift within the republican party. >> this rift isn't new. if we go back to the campaign, we saw the senatorial committee, which rick scott headed at the time, shows anger when mcconnell said we have a problem of candidate quality. walker the most prominent example. they were upset with that. mcconnell said, we don't want to go down this road of talking about social security and potentially cutting it and so forth, which was the scott plan. here we are a year later. we are still talking about these things. it's why mcconnell, when he says it's a sentence, it's paragraphs of what others would say. this fight will continue. mcconnell is trying to warn republicans as he has for a year now, don't go down this road. republicans ignore or challenge mcconnell at their own peril. the white house is enjoying this. the deputy communications director -- o

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so at the end of last year, we revisited eugene and he is transformed. lad wearing training shoes to a fully fledged soldier who's been battling for his life. he's seen his comrades die, and he's battle hardened in every sense. battle scarred too. there've been a lot of casualties in this war. you've lost a lot of people. do you fear death? and that's an interesting transformation because it's a transformation that ukraine has undergone. it's changed its economy. it's changed how how people live their lives. and the terror from the russian bombing campaign, whether it's missiles or artillery, still exists there. but underneath all of that, there's a determination. it's our country. we won't give it up. it's ourfamilies. it's our land. we are not going to give up this fight. i was observing that dense, black, smoke billowing over the horizon of the city when suddenly i spotted the young couple, newly married couple, in the empty street of lviv. and it was very gloomy. it was almost twilight, and you could feel uncertainty and danger in the air. you can fe

yes eugene thank you eugene a resident of chishkov told ana nastya about the warming in the europeanand beyond. in krasnoyarsk, a new repaired route from the airport to the city of novyi entrance gate was opened. now in yekaterinburg the irkutsk and bratsk highways have undergone major repairs within the framework of our project safe high-quality roads have already repaired about 100 regional transport arteries convenient to turn visibility, good before bad. was of course. now almost 3 km of the highway has become better, krasnoyarsk solontsy repaired in just a couple of years this and the interchange to the airport and access roads. these are the routes that go from the airport to the regional center. they are always considered guest trails and people who visit our city, they first of all add up their impression that it starts with highways. in total, within the framework of our project of safety and quality roads for 4 years, and in russia 95 regional and local transport arteries leading to airports yekaterinburg also experienced major repairs at the junction of the multi-lane road

and eugene profit on what he says lies ahead for stocks and stacy rascon on nvidia, about to report inff of their lows and stocks moved lower, after we tried to digest the minutes. >> just sagging a little bit this is the pullback, where the s&p is right now it's 5% from the highs of the second routine in that respect. there wasn't anything that people had to hit the cell button okay, we're still in this process. we're still in this, how fast do they have to go? how much longer? we're not liberated from that. i would give that to the slight loss of profit >> eugene, you bring us consumer sentiment, not the fed, is biggest risk to equities right now. why so >> not just the ability. but the ability to spend it's because, as interest rates increase, the price is passed on to consumers all of the earnings is that is being outside of the travel industry and experiences as consumer weakens, the margins are come pressing. if you look at in home depot's earnings, you had the company did well, relatively, however because they were not able to have higher lumber prices as in the past, their earn

so eugene, really quickly, state of the union.ection announcement? >> yes, absolutely. we're expecting it to be kind of like a softball. and what we are going to see for the president as he is likely to announce some kind of run for reelection. you can be sure that he is going to get the vote after, that doing the same thing vice president is already announced some travel. and so we are going to see this administration, they have figured out the message, anti-democratic, maga republicans against any hands on the wheels are there going with. they will continue to talk about that is they had in for the president announcing his decision. >> right. and tara, when do you want to hear from the president on tuesday? >> well, i can tell you that i want to hear some optimism. i want to hear some swagger, i want to hear some bragging about the successes. president biden has been really successful legislatively, as president. and i feel as though we are way too much about how old he is, whether he's going to run again. all of the negativity,

how bad fame they enjoy will explain eugene eugene hello.s far as i understand, ordinary fascists, alexei, are really trying to attract foreigners for service in this way. in this legion, they do not hide their ideology , they actively invite their ranks of mercenaries, and they, together with the ukrainians, are dying en masse under artyomovsky, this carpathian sich has such a fate, which is now more suitable for the word shabby fisherman's team, tells about one of the ideological participants in this formation. firstborn after service at home. the french foreign legion would go. and first, we again joined the ranks of the nationalist battalion on our page on social networks. he posted footage with equipment in court, filmed a helicopter flying at the lowest possible height, complained about the cold whip. probably chose because of their beliefs. this product is naturally foreign mercenaries who ride for a war against russia, they naturally fall through the line of the ukrainian service and simply dissolve them, which are most closely super

he jokes, he has such a joke to appreciate eugene's sense of humor and guess the type of used we askedor them, showing them the video of the detention, the first thing that, of course, comes to mind, which prompts thoughts of his behavior. er, if we're talking about psychoactive substances, then yes. there is, of course, a suspicion that a person in use is a person under the influence of psychoactive substances . a criminal case has been opened against vasily under a very serious article of attempted violence against a representative of the authorities, under which he faces up to 10 years. deprivation of liberty side of the detainee insisted that he shot he died, he was frightened, and he also has a birth injury and a serious neurological disease, if such a diagnosis is not an unfounded statement, otherwise a question arises. how did vasily even become the owner of a driver's license to clarify the situation? could have been in the local traffic police department , but for now get comments. we failed the most in this story, the second participant was the lucky one. chase the predatory

yes, eugene here is still such a moment that after analyzing the source of income.hink, that viewers, well, anyone who will do it will be much easier to understand. and where does he spend his energy, when, for example, you realize that 20% of your income or 30. spend 80% of your time. you will finally ask yourself a question. why am i doing this at all and shouldn't i focus on what really brings money? here, dear viewers. you will simply be surprised at times how much we spend a lot of time on things that bring us little money, and here it is important to understand why we are doing this, or we gives pleasure, or it makes us rich or happy. that is, that's what , well, figured it out, then, and the second right? what do we say next, that is, we reach another small small mark. this is such an interesting topic, they touched on it, yes, rarely, who looks at it like that. yes, how much we really spend in order to earn the money that we have, by the way, and here it is important to take into account, not only there, i don’t know the amount of working time, because here

i hear comments, these eugenic, discriminatory comments every single time i step onto a college campusenics movement that. >> created planned parenthood, this movement that said that certain people should have the right -- shouldn't have the right to be born still continues today in 2023 america. pete: kurt, it is staggering, viewpoint not just alive and well and able to sort of live somewhere on the margins, but it seems to be quite prominent on our political spectrum. >> it is. it's beyond offensive and evil, what mr. hugo said. and what he doesn't understand is the i.d.e.a., individuals with disabilities education act, guarantees children with special needs a free and appropriate education. identifying, targeting and eliminating a human being because they don't pass a test is the ultimate form of discrimination, bigotry, profiling, hatred. you know, in massachusetts, they don't have a death penalty which is fine because hay don't want to possibly execute somebody who might be innocent or have those types of executions, but this is prenatal execution of a person who fails a test beca

eugene daniels here with me. let's talk about the politics of this. there's also the politics of people who say, i didn't have the money to go to college. i fought my way in my career. why should these students get loan forgiveness? that's a point of view. it does divide the country. >> it does. that's something this white house has heard. it's one of the reasons why they are trying to figure out what is the legal avenue they feel like is legal to do this. white house and what president biden has said, this is an issue of equity. talking about how this affects so many black people and pulling them out of poverty. that's a very important key constituency. the white house feels good. they feel good like was said about standing. they feel like they don't have standing in the case. i was talking to folks familiar with their thinking yesterday. they said exclamation points to me when saying that their opponents don't have standing in the case. i will say the thing that's fascinating is if this does do -- if the biden administration is not victorious here,

eugene is also about this.ame direction, ah, but uh, we as a whole, studying the problem of religion in the work of the corporation, we must say that the most important thing is that and just such countries as belarus that have preserved, uh, the first sources. yes, ideas are meanings, but religion, and most importantly, they retained no one religion, but preserved an example of how it is possible on the territory of one state, but to unite and most importantly, but to ensure close interaction between different faiths hmm and this is not syncretism. this is not a mixture of religion. this on the contrary, the development of each religion of each direction, and for the good of society this is important. and how real the planting is so true. in my opinion, in europe you know it is real, because we see it with you here and now. and it would seem, how could they achieve this so, uh, the first ideas of uh, syncretism and the creation of this single religion were laid back in 1728, and at the first meetings of e larg

feel the difference with glycine forte evalar good morning in eugene's studio nero pogodina today a storm cyclone brought down all its forces on the east coast. kamchatka gets hurricanes to the kuril islands, wind and heavy precipitation will begin to subside only by the end of the week, and on the mainland a huge anticyclone, which has been holding frosty weather for almost a month on a vast territory from the sea of ​​​​japan to baikal and southern regional siberia is also under its wing, krasnoyarsk to omsk about 15 frosts without precipitation. now the snowfalls in the urals will also stop. it is getting colder in the north of the european territory, but still it is warmer in the north than in the south in vologda -4 °, and in lipetsk, which is located 700 km to the south, while -7. well, at least the precipitation in the center of the chernozem region becomes less, and bad weather rages in yoga , storm winds and sleet in the lower reaches of the don and in the crimea in sevastopol +2 in sochi plus five in st. petersburg around zero without precipitation. in moscow , too, without prec

well virtually destroyed with the details of eugene incomprehensible.the power structure facility in six regions is reported by the ukrainian authorities, among them the chp in krivoy rog hitting the turbine shop. judging by the scale of destruction, the facility was put out of action by the leaders appointed by kiev. zaporozhye told about arrivals. true, they did not name the objects, according to some reports, we are talking about a strike on the first engine room of dneprogress , part of khmelnitsky was left without light, a column of smoke, after the attack , energy was visible in several districts of the city. falls out and the energy of the transport network of the railways of ukraine is deprived of about 80% for a discount. this is an electric traction train, that is , electric locomotives, respectively, if they are completely deprived of electricity, then by the remaining twenty percent. it will be very difficult for them. has reached. transportation is the same western armament transfer force and other first moment second moment repair capacity