love with its rules and we remember the ironic lyalya and her image and umbrella year 1918 funny feldmanms of getting an appointment with pavel wolf, the famous actress pavel leontievna. she gave faina a play with a recommendation to choose any role and show herself to her. faina chose the role of an italian singer, found an italian baker in rostov and began to take from him italian language lessons of facial expressions and gestures. he removed three che bravo and the third one scored the difference between the server. kolsturba router quests. this is how the phrase translates from italian. i am a good actress. i need this role after showing the monologue of pavel wulf, she said i don’t think you are capable, i will deal with you. as faina georgievna said , it was wulf who saved me from the street, only to her i owe what became an actress. the tv channel my planet presents moscow time throughout the territory of tatarstan, and in neighboring bashkiria already 2 hours more, therefore, the bridges between these republics are jokingly called the longest. at the beginning of the 17th centur

(applause) ♪ micah fialka-feldman. certificate, school of education.e over here, micah. is that okay? janice: you want "alumni" on this? - yeah. - all right. richard: when micah was in high school, the director of special education, he sort of made a joke, and then he said, "oh, you're all going to go... you think you're going to go to brown university?" and the whole staff laughed. so what you did is open doors that very few others have done. - there's more doors to open. - absolutely, absolutely. there's no question, absolutely. - i'll, like, be around still. richard: very nice. okay. emma: you have to do it again, it's on the wrong side. - beautiful, yes, thank you, all right. man: you coming back to michigan? - no, i don't live there anymore. - you don't live there? - no. - what are you going to do the rest of your life? - i... i'll think about that tuesday at my meeting. - sounds fair. (string ensemble playing in tent) micah: i'll come by and say hi. woman: oh, good! like, i, i'm not, like, leaving after graduation. - okay. - like... i'm going to

thank you very much feldman was yes thank you very much to you for joining our conversation, the founderrganization, the israeli friends of ukraine. well, we are still ahead of konstantin on this matter, but the information continues without a doubt, or is the story with us and after the story, meet our faith in it, there is a fresh news release, the story is for us, the story will be in our country, mariupol is a virtual city created by young mariupol residents, and even though the war has displaced them to different corners of ukraine and the world , they are laying out every kilometer of their native portside streets on a map for what and how long it will be necessary to create a city completely, our marina dubina talked with young architects, how does it all look, let's see , ah , the city of mariupol no longer exists. the face of the earth became the face of mariupol when the russian army hit it, to heal the deep wounds, the port city will need at least a dozen years for half a million residents to live in the city, as it was before the war needs 20-2.5 billion us dollars and the ow

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we literally live for that corey feldman was at the premiere, love we wigged out!is in the building! i was so hyped [ laughter ] >> seth: now, i would imagine -- [ applause ] yeah, give it up for corey feldman. i would imagine he was delighted to have this response from you is that safe to say? >> yeah, but i feel like -- i mean, he knows, goonies is a classic. i mean, the two coreys, rest in peace, corey haim. i mean, he knows so, he was just like - >> seth: he might know but i bet he didn't go out that night thinking "i'm going to go get some real 'goonies' love." [ laughter ] >> but he is a legend for this -- our generation, as you know >> seth: yes >> and it is -- there's a lot of, sort of, reference points that make a line in this movie with like some of the big, sort of, adventure movies from the 90s and '80s so he was like -- it was key we had that cory at our opening >> seth: jordan mentioned, of course, that's what he lives for, is seeing the audience reaction when you're watching this movie for the first time, are any of you, as the cast of the film, turn

prince mom had been feldman of the motor of jealous jamal cuz she had raised the issue of human rights . it was the 1st encounter for the 2 which began with a fist pump. jetta, a white house correspondents, kimberly helga us. president joe biden arrived in saudi arabia to a subdued reception that may have been because of his past comments about the kingdom. we run in fact make them pay the price and make them, in fact, the pariah that they are applied. she made as a presidential candidate after a c. i a report suggested the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon may have ordered the 2018 killing of journalists, shemelle could, shall g. the president's goal is to reset relations and convinced the kingdom to pump more oil to bring down fuel prices in the united states. i'm doing all i can to increased supply for the united states of america, which i expect to happen. but strain ties have made that a challenge, evident is biting. arrived at the saudi palace, offering the crown prince just a fist bump. a moment not well receive back in the united states, cuz shock geez, publisher, fred ry

italians are upset that the government has spent its time fiddling while rome burns so to speak, nominal feldman you, i mean, dana, i didn't expect this. it's a big surprise for everyone. this change leaves us all stumble. i think italians will now vote less enthusiastically. there will be few people at the polls and less facing government institutions. they are all responsible. we are coming to a disaster. i don't know the consequences for italians. i am wary because it is not the best development for us at the moment. unfortunately, we do not have competent people who govern us, but we would have preferred drago to remain with this governmental it apart from dragged his name. it is necessary to have a strong government because it is a critical moment for our economy and europe's economy study. so we're hearing echoes, they're of the same frustration of citizens in france, britain and germany for whom life has only become more expensive and difficult as a result of their ukraine policies, particularly their sanctions on inexpensive russian supplied european energy which are proving costly for t

i think of robert feldman at morgan stanley or david pilling. also on that list is tobias harris. the senior fellow at the center for american progress. we are thrilled that he could join us this morning. this is something who took what he did, drag rural japan into a modern urban history. a modern immediacy. shinzo abe said we have to go further, we have to go beyond the legacy of world war ii. was he successful? told bias: in a broad sense, there is no going back to what japan was like before shinzo abe returned. he was very much a success. he was fond of misses thatcher's line that there is no alternative. that is what japan has now. you have an economic policy, he laid a blueprint for his successors. tom: you wrote the arch moment of japan, which is malaise. their voter turnout is low compared to recent history. how does anybody in japan bring a new spirit to political japan? tobias: there will be a lot of questions about japanese democracy after today's events. it is shocking. everyone is trying to think through what it means. the assassination is a reflection of one of the b

joe feldman right about that five days ago or so. there's the big agile players. i get, that they are the future of advertising revenue, if you will. it is worth watching. look at apple. pre-pandemic, apple was fairly getting by with $59 billion of free cash flow. just early getting by. we are modeling on the bloomberg screen $109 billion for this fiscal year ending this autumn. they are doing terrible. jonathan: cash machine. we know how well they are doing. tom: but we have quite to snap. jonathan: i don't think anyone is doing that. tom: i think a lot of people in the parlor game conflate all that stuff, and i just don't buy it. jonathan: snapchat and apple, two companies i don't think either of us whatever complete. lisa: i will let you guys work this out in the break, but i do think there's an issue here when you to start to see the cash cows. i'm glad you put that cash flow into perspective. what happens when one of those cash flow companies starts to discount items not only in china, but in the united states after seeing lines out the door? what happens wit

i'm hoping to speak with robert feldman of morgan stanley. this is a tragic loss for the domestic people of japan. my first message this morning, this is not about that acclaimed phrase, abenomics. this is a fan -- family that spans japan from a recovery out of world war ii. jonathan: japan's prime minister singh this earlier, it is about -- a barbaric act that took place during an election, it is forgivable. tom: when you look at what he accomplished, it goes to domestic politics, his grandfather was a class a war criminal of the united states of america, became prime minister of japan in the 1950's. the grandson followed on to amend and soften the harsh, militaristic rhetoric of the altar right of japan. he prayed ash paid that price this morning. jonathan: you caught up with -- this morning. kailey: the idea that abenomics is going to live on. you see the continuation of these economic policies in japan. policy in japan still easy, still trying to stimulate an economy that has struggled with the idea of deflation and stagnation. abe, durin

feldman, like mr. rosen, told mr. clark to stand down, and he didn't. >> that's just a sliver of what i recall even hearing. you remember he said we are going to get charged with every crime imaginable, if the then president were to go to the capitol on january 6th. you heard he told mark meadows , people are going to die and the blood is going to be on your f-ing hands. you heard he called the plot to replace the acting attorney general with a trump loyalist, quote, a murder suicide pact. you heard all of that. the thing is you haven't heard it from pat cipollone himself. and the question is, what will he tell the committee behind closed doors, and will we hear the cooperation? and will it be a breakthrough in the overall investigation? i want to bring in alex and ellie. gentlemen, good to see you. this is big. i told you is, we know it today, ellie, i'll begin with you. this is a person whose name we've heard continuously. they are able to secure a taped interview, behind closed doors, but it's still a big deal beca

robert rozhdestvensky is the best composer oscar feldman and the best performer edita piekha in generalso many prizes and awards for his creative life that they can list entire programs. not enough. the singer was even awarded the main award at the international music fair in cannes for record circulations. grand plate. i even received a jade disc, it is higher than even a diamond one, a huge disc from jade, but his company took the melody for a million copies. it was in the stones. the secret of piekha's success was not only in successful compositions. it's just that she was not like anyone on our stage, the singer became a pioneer in many ways, for example, she was the first of the performers to remove the microphone from the stand and began to walk around the stage. she, uh, didn't move simply because she wanted to show her gait there. it required a song, and directing a song is a job. naturally. she, of course, is a brilliant actor, and no one helped me in this, except for the brazilian. the artist agrees, if it were not for the armored one, and she would not have turned out to be t

love with its rules and we remember the ironic lyalya and her image and umbrella year 1918 funny feldmanent with pavel vulf, the famous actress pavla leontievna. she gave faina a play with a recommendation to choose any role and show herself to her. she chose the role of an italian singer, found an italian baker in rostov and began to take lessons in italian language of facial expressions and gestures from him. she removed three che bravo and the third u got the distinction mister in the kolsta miserbesteronen. this is how the phrase translates from italian. i am a good actress. i want this role. after showing the monologue pavlivulf. she said i don’t think you are capable, i will study with you, as faina georgievna said, it was wulf who saved me from the street, only to her i owe the fact that i became an actress. tv channel my planet presents an acquaintance, sochi, i decided to start outside the box with a walker performance, which takes place right on the streets of the city, they promise overview excursion and performance in one bottle. they gave me headphones, they say that it is i

feldman yakov . you need yourself. no, sir. it's juncker and a liar.o be punished. you will rejoice at me. the colonel will destroy it. it would be necessary to turn left from the golden gates, and then along the alleys to alekseevsky spusk. if turbine had done this, his life would have gone completely differently. but the turbine did not do that. petlyura took the city blind, fun shops lowered and made rare passers-by with uncomfortably bare sidewalks wandering in horror and anguish, eyes quicken steps often lift their heads, listen what will happen now for even the most developed human mind is incomprehensible and incomprehensibly quite clear what has happened. disgusting catastrophes from the upper city, the boiling of machine guns is still heard, but nowhere far away, cannons are not heard near and completely red, like pure blood. it would be necessary to turn left from the golden gates, and then along the alleys to alekseevsky spusk. if so made turbines, his life would have gone completely differently. well, the turbine did not do that. what is th

well, feldman is the most.you type in your voice, there are all the components of success, even now, right now. well, that was it. i’m not mediocre, everything was not more expensive for anyone, i didn’t know how to imitate anyone. but how much the price has risen for you, then yes. there was such a master of imitation beautiful peskov yes exactly and by the way, this piano, on which bronevitsky composed his best songs. this is his piano. i succeeded with him current wife. this piano gave gave gave her that she wanted to become the second infantry. well, it didn't . well, it's not just about the husband to become a drunk. well, how much can it be that blinsky forged me on an anvil at night, everyone knew if they sing, and this piekha is coming, i could not love to sing. now it’s not very good, but it happens somehow for loved ones never at all. i lose my neighbor my time for work in the morning. he will wake me up , the lesson begins with his worries. oh, everything that was, yes, it's gone. well it goes on eve

feldman and mr. herschmann. he'd have to take on cassidy hutchinson.ws' text messages. what are the -- what did it ultimately come down to that got cipollone in that room today? >> that's a really good question, but our recent reporting has shown that since cassidy hutchinson's testimony, when was that, last week or two weeks ago -- >> it was just last week. >> it's been a long time since these hearings have become. we've been told by our sources involved with the investigation that more republicans other than pat cipollone are coming forward here. >> wow. >> but what we're also seeing these people trending towards is sort of dancing this fine line between appeasing their former boss, the former president, and cooperating and doing what people view as, quote, unquote, the patriotic thing. pat cipollone, for example, had put out some messaging from people on his team or people affiliated with him prior to appearing that he was, you know, executive privilege warrior and was going to protect his conversations with the president sort of appeasing the peopl

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feldman, like mr. rosen, told mr. clark to stand down, and he didn't.. clark to stop talking to the white house. representative perry was urging the chief of staff mark meadows to elevate clark within the department of justice. you can now see on the screen behind me a series of text bought tween representative perry and mr. meadows. they show that representative perry requested that mr. clark be elevated within the department. representative perry tells mr. meadows on december 26th that quote, mark was just checking in as time continue to count down. 11 days to january 6th and 25 days to inauguration, we've got to get going. representative perry followed up and says, quote, mark, you should call it jeff. i just got off the phone with, him and he explained to me why the principal deputy won't work, especially with the fbi. they will view it as not having the authority to enforce what needs to be done. >> mr. meadows responds with, i've got it. i think i understand. let me work on the deputy position. representative perry isn't just says, roger, i sent y