accused of the brutal murder of four people and robbery i suspect eugene, let's agree.me business, when you come to work, you force your entire personal life outside the threshold, understand? you will now name to me everyone you remember, that's all yours, moms. do you want to go home or not? i am responsible for sonya legally make noise. there is nothing you can do. in the sense of igor, watch the new series after the program time for 599 rubles. ola jacket for 1.499 rubles. kanka trousers for 399 rubles. safe order a sim card on tinkoff dot ru and get the most effective protection against scam spam.

eugene let's do an arithmetic operation. how much will be 200 - 70 130 130.ts left to score. so let's go. what is strong? what dishes have a lid, how do they cover the walls with wallpaper? accepted accepted we check your answers what is strong. you said armor here, since you answered. how many seven people. and more popular answers in 18 of our fellow citizens said that a nut is tough, and another 25 said that alcohol answered the novel to the first question further. which dishes have a lid you said. frying pan is the second most popular answer here 17 points. well, next we have. what are the walls covered with? with sandpaper, you said our dacha. so what do the walls cover. you said wallpaper, which is not bad, because 22 other people answered this way. naturally, they answered with paint, which is inherited. you said money. five ah debts and 100 people 15 said 13. forgive 13 people. they said they pass on jewelry as a legacy. and 26 more they said, property m-m, because money is such a thing, they cannot lose, uh, their values. and here's the son of a kiri

musical project, which received such a name quinks , received a history, yes, in several decades, eugene let's. how many years celebrated in march. yes, in march of this year, the team will reimburse 30 years, 30 years. yes, we are great team, well, some grandiose plans are already being built. share like. well, okay, that's always good, of course. well, the most important thing is that they implement all the plans, but really , we have plans to hold a big solo concert of the band. now we , uh, are working on it. now we are in the process of selecting a platform for the repertoire. eh, with us. this concert will be made by the director of this event. it will be vladislava igorevna artekovskaya our our leading directors of our country yes, yes. and, of course, the children will come to visit. and, probably, all our leading artists of our stage. i wanted to say to our children. yes, for 30 years. yes, already children have become adults for a long time, you can somehow calculate the number of graduates in your wonderful country, it will be difficult to do at least 1.000 times. it definitely soak

eugene let's talk sort of long-term game plan. you're right to bring up this is bad timing.e house and have the investigative powers, and then there's the special counsel. some at the white house said long term this is probably good because it will eliminate the charge of bias. trump's got one. he's nonpartisan. the naysayers insist he did nothing wrong and his name will be cleared and americans can have faith in that conclusion, but in the short term, it's going to be messy and there's going to be a lot of pain. what's their day to day going to look like? >> no white house wants any special counsel up in their grill because it is very invasive. they have to spend a lot of time and resources doing that. they kind of created a team last year that was going to be handling investigations separately. those folks are going to be doing this. but i think they were probably thinking they were going to be focusing more on the house republican investigation. and so they would constantly be probed about what's going on, who knew what when. and there are folks who were working for forme

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let eugene, you might need to store la jolla to more. yeah. i was like a quarter moderates one was a, please keep the clothes that are a huge you would leave each key. those were pretty team crackers to the pursue. what almost there at the very national bookkeeper shed. and how can i even go a day? i wish incredible, but i knew too much law locals. and also we want to focus on that. i would, yes it was used was mornings and even skype you knew there was a new on the woman and i already built the controller seat shelters in the last percent away in my garage and but you know when the machine im slowly done, i mean for years it was coming off new stores, and no doubt that says you were at least to open it. my son is bo, i mean at least you will just be sure to screw up. so glasses are nice, but i just, i don't done them all by not going to be at the mobile. the promotions feature. yes or no? no. what about with always stand up to some really strict dumpster stuff. now when you're a little yeah. when you guys all squeeze movies, stand out of some

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and eugene daniels, thank you. >>> let's bring in former fbi general council and former senior member of the mueller report, andrew weissmann, an msnbc legal analyst. i want to get something straight. we talked a lot about intent behind this. why does intent matter so much when classified documents, period, should not be mishandled and we're told that national security is at risk, when classified documents are mishandled, and we learned that at least one of those, or a few of them were top secret compartmented information? why does intent still matter when you're dealing with that? >> is a great question. so when it comes to national security concerns, intent does matter, if the information is in a place that it should not be, in a place that is not secure. it doesn't matter what the person's intent is. it doesn't matter if it got there by accident or not. because there still could be what we used to call a spill, a spill of classified information, and that questions that adam schiff have come into play, which is who had access, was there anybody who this was disseminated to, intentio

shrinking at all. >> steve, thank for that. >>> let me go to white house correspondent carol lee, political white house reporter and play book co-author eugenealso an msnbc contributor. so let's look at the democratic side of this, the chaos on the house floor, on the republican side, versus what we were talking about earlier, which is bipartisanship in kentucky. how is all of this playing at the white house? what is the administration saying, as we see an animated steve scalise talking to some members of his caucus. >> i think from the white house's perspective, what they like, the split screen, this is something that you will probably see more of, at least from the white house's strategic perspective, throughout this year, this is a year where the president's plan is to, very low expectations that legislating will get done and the plan for the president is to be out there in the country, focusing on the things that he has accomplished during his first two years in office, particularly bipartisan legislation. you heard the president while in kentucky with the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell say that he wanted to start the new year wi

come on, the sun is still high maria sergeevna let 's travel far across siberia eugene louder handsome, dear, precious. skee will fall hello on channel one news release in the studio of maxim sharafutdinov and the main thing today is the air raid siren of the explosion one after another ukraine reports new strikes on objects in kiev in kharkov and not only the nato formula of double standards in action the ideas of the world summit offered by the west to the russian side calls the blasphemous results of the un council meeting the disarmament of europe as under pressure. west of italy, germany gives kiev what they themselves lack, the situation is ridiculed by the largest european buildings and grandfathers are different. here is a representative, and the city of krasnoyarsk here is santa claus, so why is he dressed warmly in what? here it is. so i call him such an intellectual. here are the new year's collections to the predatory representatives of the flora of eternal summer, the most unusual hobbies of russian collectors. ukraine has a message about strikes in a series, explosions in

they are already getting what eugene said. let's get 9% plus.ofitable. it's not all good for fear. i think that olya look what we get to eat. things are definitely yes and many times we have said that this operation will not take place slowly. everything will take a lot of time, because in fact we are at war with supplies, and the systemic approach is just the same. yes, especially in the last six months, the russian ministry of defense directly spoke about the combat coordination that we are now observing. this suggests that we are actually moving systematically. uh, in the direction that the united states, of course, receives very serious resistance. and you know, what is the result, er, towards which we are moving, what does the weakening of russia mean for the united states, this means the preservation of a unipolar world , i affirm that there is no longer a single polar world. as for the reality that i have been talking about for the past six months. on these sundays in lugansk, i am practically on the front line, being at the location of m

let's bring in senior politics reporter for "axios," eugene scott, before we turn to the one big thingeen covering this story extensively all week and all morning. this is a matter that dates back for years and years. what are your thoughts about this incident, yes, but also just where we are in america right now, the relationship between police and community? >> as you have noted, john, this is not a new issue. it certainly was on the ballot for many voters in 2020 as well as 2022. and it's going to be quite interesting to see how republicans and democrats figure out a way to address this issue that so many americans, black and white say needs a solution from capitol hill, from the white house, as it is something that doesn't just affect memphis but so many communities across the country. >> yeah, we heard from president biden yesterday, urging calm after the video was released. we know the building behind you, eugene, the capitol is going to have additional security today because protests are planned. we of course will have complete coverage of this throughout the day, what could be

it may well be checking the word heat. back we have the leader eugene i'm going to you would be number two. let'she next version. so four more. we have a word that can describe very hot weather, just such a hot hot sultry not quite. not bad, we are going not a single miss, yes, and almost in a row 33 31 left. here's the most difficult light bulb steam room a person less than eight gave such no no, i don't know. last line banya banya alexey i should have been capital, you understand? all i am now the strongest player should be here summer is hot, sometimes, and sometimes not. it's hot, summer. so 53 years old. well, look attempts, yes, will it be easier for them already or how do they behave? they have three more errors ahead so check. the word summer can be even the first wet. why not? why different? well , they say that you won’t tell us yes or no, philologists, the root of the word bath is one, and the word steam room is another. a wig maybe? well done, he has already gone to the viewer. yes? well, a brilliant result is a great result when one team opens the entire scoreboard. it's rare, but it

let's be able to do three things eugene onegin quite easily at ease so it is written.tly this youngest rake was able to do, i know for sure that he artificially danced the mazurka. is it possible? he drank wine skillfully, and uh, the third thing i just can't remember is sure gertrude said the king to his queen in hamlet the second penalty point. nothing is said here, drinking wine is bad at your age. marat kuchukov taverned the balkar republic of gennady number 14, the city of nalchik bowed at ease in french, could speak and write perfectly and also danced a mazurka. he could speak french perfectly to express himself and write easily in the major language, he danced and bowed without compulsion. what more did the world decide for you. well, great. the order is not forced to bow. this was extremely important, because at that time they learned from childhood to move correctly, to bow correctly , to control their body correctly. germans album what three great germans captivated vladimir lensky and inflamed his soul? to assume that this is kant ghetto and schiller in the

let's be careful, yes, a talk show on belarus 5 about football. so we found out everything in football is on the verge of a foul, our program is called host eugene tabulall be very unhappy that you don't know, only look. let's go further, as the figure of an elephant walks in chess. alexander, he is diagonally diagonally across any number of cells absolutely right. we continue. what is the intersection of the crossbar and the bar called? sasha was the first time a cross, that's right. such a club won the belarusian football cup in the 21-22 season with a score. two cs:go disciplines, what kind of sport? i list esports. absolutely right. andrew just under the curtain from the first period gives the correct answer. let's look at results of our participants. we got a brisk, sharp and cheerful start of the game. let 's hope that the guys will not lose their pace. let's move on to the second period. from the proposed list in addition, each participant has several cards with which you can get the right to answer the question first time to remove the opponent from the game or change the chosen topic, the player who lights the lamp on his game stand faster tha

eugene under olga lvuhina. and alisa osipova to lead. now let's talk about sports.al handball team played for the first time in almost a year. tell us the details tatyana good morning. our team beat the team of belarus in a friendly match. washington forward alexandra ovechkin scored in the fourth game in a row this time a columbus, he won against washington last night 6.2 from ovechkin's office from the left fellowship circle for the russian - this is the 29th puck of the season in the list of the best nhl snipers for the current season, the sheep ranks third in washington, meanwhile, clubs will install logos on several rinks ovechkin 's office just in the left faceoff circle, the official account reports this in washington, on social networks, we are not talking about the main arena of washington and the initiative is being implemented precisely at the training rinks of the capitals system next friday, for example, ovechkin will take part in a large-scale training of children it is planned that there will be 800 young hockey players. well, the canadian youth team

. >> let's continue this conversation now with eugene daniels, white house performer for the coauthoraybook. he's also the msnbc contributor. and founder of a media group, and then msnbc political analyst. maria i want to start with you. and let's get the thoughts of the development that we are hearing and brazil. the former president, falls the narrow, storming the countries congressional building. and as we were just discussing with the congressman, it's eerily reminiscent of what we saw on january the 6th? now? >> i'm thinking about how topsy-turvy the world's, and it's not so much topsy-turvy, in fact, there's kind of this calculated sense of calculated, problematic. for example, when i was in brazil in 1981, lula, if you are a sympathizer of lula you would be put into prison. because he was a leftist revolutionary. then the last becomes president, he is out and accused of corruption. serving time. now bolsonaro. here is the thing. the united states that set the world tone. amen, you know that. in the dominican republic now, you know what they do here in the dominican republic? th

let us do it. this is a playground to experiment and try new things. liz: up to 50,000 people are expected running through february 5 including david alan grier, elliott gold, catherine o'hara and eugenel lineup at sf catch --sketchfest.com. let us get a check the forecast. lisa: temperature is slowly coming up and mid and upper 50's. a little cooler than we should be. the seven-day forecast another cold night with breezy afternoon wind on sunday. we will have a slightly warmer start to monday with a string of sunny days and eventually we will make it into the low 60's. it should feel good. do not get used to it. we are counting on rain at the end of next weekend. liz: thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i am liz along with lisa. we continue at 4:30 today we will see you back here tomorrow. >>> this is espn on abc. >>> "ufc live" is presented by draftkings sportsbook coming to you live from the espn campus if bristol, connecticut getting you set for the first ufc pay-per-view 2023. two titles on the line tonight as the ufc makes its much anticipated return to brazil.

eugene onegin well, you give! i have never seen you like this. i won't see you again. we need your help let's go.. why take the right? if there is no cars, are you kidding me, or what? well okay, i'm still offended that i broke your old woman. you see how he just smashed the old lady. well, let's go here, i'll throw up lost. and you see, dressed as i write. he, and now he guessed a personal driver, is not at all in this. well, the fact that i'm tired, but there is someone else's car. didn't understand. hold the keys, documents below, i give you my car, artyom, i can’t take such a gift, please. ready to order. what a surprise. by god, arseniy dmitrievich did not expect him to be alive. alive and well well, yes, sorry, i see. what are your recommendations after what we did in our company? it's scary, my product costs three times more and i will get this profit from them. and you have force majeure, he needs to leave quickly. by the way, you will receive the money only after i receive the goods. we will selectively check several boxes. you give the go-ahead for everyone to load my trucks and get the

periods during the entire independence of ukraine when someone, let’s say, made money on these corruption schemes, especially, uh, period uh war eugeneent report at the end of the year twenty-second i have an interesting name for the role of information in the us concept of strategic rivalry. this truth continues the words of spiridon pavlach regarding the fact that a deep restructuring is currently underway in the informational political diplomatic agenda. i can see what you are saying, i fixed myself with such a phrase that some kind of rotation is taking place. yes, but this rotation is not political in nature. he went there one politician, the second, and again, i repeat, but i am absolutely convinced of this regarding the fact that there is no talk about the fact that these are some kind of political ones. for now, let's talk about political projects. it's premature. so far meaningless. well, in general, it is not necessary, because this rotation, most likely, is underway. uh, there are no official players. and the fact that this rotation will increase. i believe that yes, we will see more than one change. and this is how i allo

eugene. or the last 4 months promotion was, i mean my name is katie martin for the ball here. let's keep it chopped, chopped. yeah. and this will not get all i was i was gonna say issue were supposed to park out not lot of was moral national. you're kimberly walter though. sure, sure what i just feel for you, you can bet them whatever you have on the board along to complete the you show park . awesome. know what do you game say? yes. so so quick things. i would had a short, but i'm with you to why my daughter, your will sure. hold any better. yes. was more is much more think a way i did not because of like when you ship, there's really nothing of them all that for the period of time i'd be easy enough to be well with you but i was still still a shelf bottom. okay. so i thought about, oh i see. okay. okay, cool. yep. well, if we would need to work with a funny answer, you brought them in a moment to pick it up locally yourself here. but of course not, we wouldn't have to do that for you. sure. just your bubble anymore. grab this more the customer service. yes, we do better. just mayb

eugenics. why are these abortion people who say they oppose abortion, why are they not doing anything about the doctors doing this in prison? host: you say you did not support more restrictions let me show you the poll that was conducted inuprt from the knights of columbus. this is what they found. 21% americans support abortion on demand. that means available to a woman a time she wants during an entire pgncy. which you support that time of restriction, limiting the window in which a woman could get an abortion or should they have access throughout their entire pregnancy? caller: you can have access through the entire pregnancy. but after a certain number of months, you can have an abortion. they are coming up with six weeks and sometimes she doesn't even know she is pregnant and they say she can't have an abortion. once a woman finds out she is pregnant and the family cannot financially support that child. the republican party wants to take away all the benefits, giving people access to food. why do they say you want to have a number of babies but we will give you any means of supporting them? host:for this pole. 21% of americans said yes, abortion access during the pregnancy.

eugene, it is -- go on. >> i was going to say, let's point out that in both cases, in both the united states and in brazil, this attempt to delegitimize the election started before the election. the claims if i lose, it is rigged. bolsonaro made the same claim that donald trump made. >> well, right, and eugene, i wanted you to sort of zoom it out a little bit. steve bannon, who many people didn't pay much attention to when he was the head of breitbart, saying he was going to make it the home of the alt-right, which is the new version of the racist right. they redefined what used to be ku klux klannism. no one paid much attention to him, but he has been running all over europe trying to sell this idea. selling it as brexit, selling it in this country, selling it in places. so he's been kind of hawking this brand globally, and there are pieces of it whether it's in hungry or brazil or the u.s., it's a contagion spreading around the world. >> it's a contagion and affecting it country in different ways. the far right in italy, the far right in sweden. it's happening a lot of places. and this populism, the play

let me bring you in here. both what eugeneman curbelo, there is a human aspect of this. the toll that is in flux, this influx of individual takes on border communities. also the inhumane treatment of folks crossing the southern border. how we talk about people. we just saw on our program, a woman with her children talking about why she came. she is sitting with her children outside in the cold. talk to me a little bit about how we can maybe re-center this conversation to talk about people. >> a great point, simone. we can't forget that right at the heart of this are human beings. they should be treated humanely with compassion. the administration can set a great example of doing that. in small things and bigger things, small, things that hopefully present biden has an opportunity to speak with some of the migrants and hear stories like the one that gave talk to the asylum seeker, the woman about. there with her children. also in the policies that we do adopt. going the other direction from the trump policies like title 42, the

let's go check, go ahead, i'll cover. maybe the titmouse sokknula, what happened? the famous line from alexander pushkin's novel eugene onegin absolutely everyone wants to know what awaits them tonight we let's turn to numerologists and astrologers in order to find out the forecast for 2023. these will be very rapid changes, and the world has hardly seen such rapid changes. pay attention to january. they will be very conflicted. and basically, they will coincide precisely with the periods of the eclipse on april 20 and october 14, pluto enters aquarius sign at 25. the last time it was 250 years ago. ah. and it was the reign of catherine the great, it was a certain rise, very noticeable in terms of love, ahead of the planet, all this is smart. first half year in the second half of the year. these are taurus in january and february 1923, the children of the creators are born, they are not particularly determined, but i want to say that in fact russia is one of the safest islands. and our first heroine is svetlana dear a very famous astrologer whose predictions almost always come true for me it is very nice, because i ha

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that let's tell her the american embassy also honors our genius, and on his birthday they wrote the following. we call the institute of wisconsin an art gallery in new mexico after him, we film eugeneth pleasure we go to the opera of the same name in general, we also love and respect happy birthday. ivan sergeevich damn, even here they lied. i hope you understand. why our program was called exactly as we called it. our midshipman krivoruchko came. and as always, he said, we are leaving one by one, if anything, we are looking forward to god yes, i am waiting for you at our new meeting. all the best . urgently we can do it, only we listen two. gobble up gennady petrovich or just gena the gardener, then your big business and about 13,000 subscribers were left without gas in the luhansk republic after the explosion on the main gas pipeline in the lutuginsky district, the fire has already been eliminated , it is possible that it was a sabotage on the spot emergency teams and investigators of the victims and threats are working no residential buildings, kiev did not comply with the ceasefire on christmas, hit peaceful cities in some areas of the zelensky formation, they tried to break th

let's roll up, my hand hurts. fuck a hammer, give it what you gonna do with it. i'm fishing who's with me? eugene brother of philosophy. come on, take it away . what are you doing? in odessa, before the beholder, he should dance to my tune, but in reality it turns out that i dance to him. petrovich well, come on, and if someone is at home, well , you go and see. look now the focus will be. smell let's go. let me out why do i shut up so looked at me in moscow quiet. quiet. be patient. be patient hard. oh, lyon, they forgot the bones for the redhead. to me and he, well, walks, runs, he will come. let's go you're the main thing hold on dog. i watched one movie afterwards, but he couldn't, but the main thing. the dog will show up tomorrow. please don't yell at me, i've had a hard day and tomorrow will be the same. a film about the past and present of your city of krasnoyarsk in the 19th century was like a new klondike , there is a very strange energy here. if the gold that you are looking for exists at all, then it must be looked for there, and the ghosts of the past are more dangerous than the livin

let the dead but find where did you hang your laundry? dog? look, now it's all in the mud, it needs to be washed again. no food, if bad, work. eugenem insane you wanted him to live he lives. do you remember how we found it. documents are empty and you are good. young handsome i watched i am not old yet either. look what's the matter, gladkaya well, he checked the animal, he should be tortured uselessly. he got out more than the pain you can inflict on him. must wait. don't take your eyes off him. are you silent? there was also a note from bessonov, it turns out he enters why. the most important thing is how this portfolio of bessonov turned out to be. nothing, me don't care about the briefcase. it is important for me to know where he gave it to you without a catch, an honest noble word. i really want to find him, help me. bitches what kind of boat that the boys will believe exactly what the boys? is it a boy? you may remember differently. they do not understand, yes, everything is simple and everything is in the restaurant. he shifted the stolen documents and threw the conspicuous briefcase into the trash heap. and our sexual villa

house and we were able to talk some kind of logic right, let's have a historical conversation about this, and by the way i have to disagree with eugenet believe that this is the future or should be the future of the democratic party that they have to go to some kind of centrist issue on the issue of immigration. there is no centrism right now on the issue of immigration and you know that eugene. i'm not wanting to come after you. i'm simply saying that a, this democratic party has been so cynical on this issue of immigration, and yet look when everybody saw it a breath of relief because of the midterms. because of the fact that black vote so -- young people came out and supported the democratic party under this president and in fact with those voters wanted is much more humanitarian perspective on the issue of immigration? a change in the narrative entirely, and the issue of centrism, you know what is out of control, you showed me say this before. what is out of control is not the incredible, beautiful human beings who have so much hope in their lives and in humanity and in the united states at the time to come here. that is not what

as well as eugene goodman, who redirected the mob away from some key senators and away from the vice president. mike fino networks. let's listen for congresswoman elect luna. >> mccarthy. >> she just switched to mccarthy. steve kornacki, she's a former model and was once an obama supporter. >> freshman congresswoman-elect. she's from an area that charlie crist, the democrat use odd to represent. there were big changes to the map and she just got elected. what this means is that 12, there are 12 previous mccarthy opponents, folks who had been voting against mccarthy who have cast votes. of those 12, 6 of them have switched to kevin mccarthy. paul gosar from arizona did not record a vote when his name was called. what will happen is when they get to the end of the roll call, the folks will come back around. we're still waiting to hear on gosar. 12 have voted. 6 have continued to vote against mccarthy. if there's a subsequent vote today based on that recording, he said -- >> mccarthy. >> casting a vote for himself. the three republican absences are, they are three republican who is have voted for mccarthy on every single b

eugene and i need to talk. please, thank you. i'll wait, goodbye. does he work with you? why didn't he come then? he is very busy. let's agree with you. are friends and here is a friend, so you are my friend, and we do not betray friends, understand? well, that means it's connected. now i want to say honestly that the image that mikhail alexandrovich was so shocked to him it seems to me that you chose it not by chance not by chance. no, ok. where are you? we saw medvedev, i didn’t see her. well, as i saw only the photo on the poster. now we will go to petrovka and try to make a portrait of the person who wrote well to us. mikhal sanych but you have such a bruise that you fought with the bandits. your wife must have been upset, zhenechka. i don't have a wife. let's be careful and work hard. maybe these are like these. maybe something a little more detailed? look no, it looks like it. ready alexandrovich fine. the idyll will be just arrived. hello lena fuch well, i'll tell you. i'd rather write a few more doctorates, stupid, or what? no, it's just the same thing every time. the same thing, no development. apparently, pedagogy is not my

eugene is pure aspic. i don’t have such a reference for an amateur, it’s more like a consistency. i stop letria tell us about her love outcomes of the year italian in a puddle spread my coat with a frenchman in a cafe. i shared julienne, but there’s still no way to meet them, why did they set the ceiling for your prices vasilisa be a good girl to those who behave well, give santa claus presents, and to those who have a bad status of a foreign agent well, you yourself have prepared something then intelligible modern fables. well, you read, riga and the sediment covered the rain, but what was his sin? wherever he went, everywhere he soaked the wrong veronica, there is something else, sports and but who is victor read meandered the way to the liberal democratic party well, don't you understand? we have holidays on the nose, we need something new year's no. nothing more new year's than haiku have taken that japanese poetry is something new year's eugene on january 1st. the whole country is only able to speak in haku style. water water cake with red caviar salad salad breakfast niy, bright and sa

let it all end, there is no eugene like that.y ordinary people, but just ukrainians show that for the most part they believe in victory and treat russia with great cruelty . from the war. this is real fatigue, the war is not going on in moscow. and not even in belgorod although it is being bombed. the war is going on there and they are all it is not going on in kiev, not in mukachevo, nor in lvov there, as the restaurants worked, they still work. so it goes on the left bank, and in mukachevo coffins are being brought in and more and more and more of them, in any case, in western ukraine, in zhetomir vinnitsa, this is all affecting, mobilization is underway. uh, they catch guns in the streets, so the situation is a turning point if we don't use it now. they really will arm the new forces in 2-3 months. yes, in the end they may still decide to put pressure on the americans. although they themselves also do not climb very much. and we will have to fight even longer than we plan. uh, we think that we will fight, so the turning point

let's remember history. uh, russia after hard wars is still a renaissance. in difficult wars , barrel is simply a genius. i do not know eugenenow public rhetoric. he said, remember now with napoleon and hitler now russia will always gather there and so on. that is, he actually equalized himself, and when he announced the investigator, and then further. simply the main thing, therefore we must supply weapons to ukraine. yes, and then listened to clearly read, so that russia does not get off its knees, yes, what task russia should next hitler perfectly at all. well, this is your wording, not mine. he mentioned napoleon hitler's comma and the current europe he mentioned. and who is this then, if not the heir, well, what is the task before them and why do they hang smoke addiction or leopards? they need to deprive russia of the status of a superpower economically, they are already close to this, they are ready to decide. this is still by military and political means, then america has one time. china it is very convenient and its own. america decides completely, and ukraine is a passive pledge here and russia also does not move a

eugene daniels. he is also an msnbc contributor. good morning. your latest from "politico" is titled three story lines to watch in the biden document drama. let'srst, you write this. rising frustration among democrats. tell us what you meet. >> we've been talking about this as a team in "politico." they wanted to make sure that everyone understood that issues were different. the cases were different and trying to keep the thing from happening. but now we're continuing to hear as things start to come out there was the drip, drip, drip of new information and finding more and more documents, that they are starting to get frustrated about that aspect of the biggest gripes about it are why they continue to keep finding things. why wasn't there a more thorough search sooner. check your own. but also check more thoroughly. this is especially after the mid terms. democrats were already going to feel really good. and, you know, to are a party that has been -- is in the minority, what they want to see is they want people to see is moving forward and not in disarray. >> it hurts that contrast with the messiness in the republican house to be sure. eugene,

let's fast-forward to germany direct communication mp eugene as i understand it, right now you are directlyetary of defense that the americans are working clearly there are no doubts any more to think about the new secretary of defense, and the secretary of defense of the united states immediately arrives to teach your mind the mind, does this even fit in the head of a representative of a generally sovereign state, what do you say about it you yes , indeed, literally 2 hours ago, the new minister of defense accepted. uh, he said the words of the oath. uh, in the bundestag. i was a witness, that is, i swore an oath to protect the interests. ah, the german people. well, it's unknown, of course. uh, how long will he be able to keep his vows, because literally from day to day a decision is expected, including his decision on supplies. uh, tanks, german tanks, leopard willow in the conflict area in ukraine and which, of course, goes completely against the interests of the people of germany, we know that the majority of the german population is against the supply of tanks, but nevertheless, we al

eugene and myself and a few others. he tried to acknowledge. >> see i have a question here already. let me say a few words.we are over time keep your questions short. please resist the temptation to make a statement. we have one person on the panel respond. and i see you next. >> my name is jill freeman i'll start off by telling you this is a question about pluralization but i have to give a little background to it. >> not much nominal not much one sentence. cook's i spent 1965, 6600 southern christian leadership conference in the south. i observed we should be communities were in fact tribes. and the churches reinforce that. they did not counter it. the polarization is on the south the 60s has become more and more into the rest of the country not necessarily by race but plenty of other things. what kind of structures can we create to turn that kind of polarization into pluralism where people talk to each other rather than, as doctor king said at 11:00 a.m. sunday morning is the most segregated hour in the country. quick soon to take that for the cornell? >> not directed to all of us are a sister or what?

let's bring in white house correspondent for politico, co-author of "the playbook," eugene daniels live. eugene, obviously a serious matter, whenever classified documents are removed and stored where they shouldn't be. and the response is the polar opposite way of the way former president donald trump has handled them, but how concerned is this white house now? >> reporter: i was talking to aides yesterday afternoon, and they know that they have a problem here, right. and for them, you know, it is more a problem of transparency as opposed to kind of honesty. they talked about how they did the right thing, they called the national archive, and that and other issues make it much different than the trump situation. but they know that the communication of it, the fact that the only reason we found out about this was through reporting by cbs and nbc and then, you know, the department of justice yesterday talking about another document, whether or not that is going to change is another story, right. this is a white house that wants to kind of pick a lane and a way to move forward and stick wi

july of easter sunday for christians like brother eugene and myself and a few others tried to acknowledge. >> okay. i have a question here already. let me just say a few were once. we are overtime, so please keep your question short. please resist the temptation to make a statement. we will just have one person on the panel respond. i think that there are runners with mics right here. i see you next. >> my name is joe freeman. i will start off by telling you this is a question about pluralism forces polarization. i have to give back around to it. >> now much. >> one sentence. i spent 1965 and 66 working for the christian leadership conference in the south. i observed what should be communities who were in fact tribes. the churches reinforce that. they didn't counter it. the polarization that i saw in the south and the 60s has become as become -- not necessarily my race, there are many of other things. what kind of structures can we create to turn that kind of polarization into pluralism where people talk to each other rather than as dr. king said at 11:00 sunday morning -- >> do you want to take that, father cornel? >> we only have t

let's invite sister lyuba she is here today what will she say to these accusations and what does she think about everything that is happening we meet eugenecondolences, what's the story? now the boy in the courtroom says that you slept with sasha, this can’t be morning, i don’t understand why you say that? i'm getting married, i don't know, i didn't set you up. where can i meet? or you saw everything stand , you can’t sleep, i can’t prove it. this i don't know what you're talking about. well, how do you not understand that this is a fact? it's real, she didn't walk all the time for 2 days for two. no for two days. you of this she herself to me wrote, called, she worked and said, zhen so and so. i speak, he speaks badly to me, he is up to something. do something to me. he probably wanted to hang himself, he probably didn’t, why don’t you, why don’t you sing, when they took off they baked, they took it off because of him, he wanted to drink it, and mom and maxim took it off the noose. yes , when she let's see, zhenya provided correspondence with her sister, several sisters there, yes, as i understand it, attention. i ’m tired, i don’t have

. >> let's bring in white house correspondent for politico, eugene daniels is live for us at the whiteck durbin that they are reaching out to lindsey graham. is there a realistic shot of that going anywhere? >> reporter: people that i talked to earlier this week about this seem a little bit more hopeful than anticipated. the split of congress makes it seem like this is something that wouldn't happen. cory booker, the senator from new jersey, is expected to release again some form of the george floyd justice in policing act some time soon, his office says. tim scott is also part of that effort, saying he is willing to give backing to do this. the white house is saying they want that to happen. the problem is, the sticking points that were there last time are the same sticking points that are here now. you talk about qualified immunity that protects police officers from being sued and personally liable for instances like we just saw. so those conversations are happening at the very beginning stages. lindsey graham talked about being open to a form of qualified immunity going away that wo