somesha ferdinand from ferdinand law group joining us on a day where we are expected to get an updateench budget. thank you for joining the program. it's not just the french budget we will get an update for, we are also getting one from italy, their outlook do later today. bloomberg has learned that prime minister giorgia meloni paring back ambitions to bring italy's deficit towards the eu's 3% limit next year. let's get more insight. alessandro migliaccio joins us this morning. thank you for waking up bright and early. let's talk about these new budget forecasts. how much pain, how much criticism is in the works? how much worse than what we got last april? >> unfortunately, it looks like it's a lot worse. the reasons are many. there's the economy that was going strong, by italian standards, until the first quarter and now it's looking much more complex, the situation, the economy is not growing enough. giorgia meloni promised voters she would help the poor, she said she would help those suffering because of inflation. there is some big transition incentives that will be in the budget

cannon, and directing military grade lasers at phillip painter ships since taking office president ferdinand macos junior has broken with previous government's policies and boasted defense ties with the united states, at the recent of the on summit in jakarta, macos held talks with the us vice president cumberland harris office said she had re affirmed the united states iron clad commitment to the philippines and the roles that their alliance plays in a free and open in the pacific or the u. s. has increased its military aid to the philippines, and the 2 states held the largest of a joint military drills earlier this year. exercises that included firing live rounds at sea for the 1st time. beijing has warned manila, that strengthening ties with washington risks dragging the philippines further into g or political strife and driving off a mo, from manila is don mclean, gil electra. they're in the department of international studies at dallas. i should've acetate don. what that's the reason strategic partnership with australia do for manila. all right, 1st of all, thank you so much for having

all of that changed when ferdinand mark costs became president again, wrapped or had access. we were part of the pool at many times, being the pool reporter in the pool camera. and that's the 1st access was there. i think the 2nd thing though is that you still have attacks against journalist. you still have journalists in prison, frank to make home feel is, was 23 years old. when i, when i gave the lecture the nobel lecture in oslo, she is still in prison. and of course, you have the main person who is the sample of president detected dialogue. he says, seen that sample on. she used a political example. this is sen laila, lima, former senator laila. lima will spend most of her, her term, a senator in jail. she is now in her 7th year starting her 7th year in prison. so there's still a lot to be done. but is it better? and the last administration, not even a question where you live with the, for the time being tech, someone for the running us today. whatever. so the climate change induced flooding impact. hassan effected some 33000000 people across the country last year or more

since ferdinand marcus junior became president last year, manila has restored secure. he ties of the us, raising beijing's hackles strong ties to the philippines. provide washington with the chain of asian alliances that stretch from side korean, japan in the north, to australia and the sides. scarborough sho figured prominently in a case the philippines took to the permanent courts of arbitration in the hague. it ruled in 2016. the china is claimed to most of the site china see had no basis under international law. china, it does not recognize the ruling in response to the philippines action, the foreign ministry in beijing reaffirm john his claim over the sho, pointedly referring to it by its chinese name. oriental long island is china is inherent territory. people know what the philippines has done is nothing but a farce for its own amusement. the china will continue to safe guards, its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights. which, right, i entre situated close to shipping lanes, the transport over 3 trillion dollars of annual commerce control of the show to s

imelda married ferdinand marcos. in 1972, he declared marshal law. his family escaped to america in 1979. >> what does your family think? >> they see their son play the man who made them leave the country. >> especially what happened in 19 1986. the people power revolution. >> those who with were at my party were told to go home early because the tanks are rolling out. it is time to go home. >> that is a moment in your life. >> i'll never forget that. >> days later, imelda and ferdinand were air lifted out of the country. >> for those telling the story with disco lights? >> it is a trojan horse, the show. the first two-thirds of the show, you are partying without question. those questions start to fire off in your brain by the time the final third begins. >> we're warning people if you don't protect democracy, it could be taken away. >> a story that holds incredible meaning for the cast. >> i feel i'm fulfilling the dreams of my grandfather. now i'm here on broadway shining a light back to the philippines. it feels powerful for me. >> imelda marcos i

in a grove very familiar to ferdinand, and he evaded him.important not that you chop with a stone, but that the stone is with you, that you wash the palettes in your hands your creation? yes, with a stone, i like to protsevat i can, if you drag some and you hit some right hand with it, so i myself, and at a drill at a certain deck in this i am more of a certain. and what do we have to remain special? i'm talking about the saber deck, only the type in it has some kind of ticking material. you poke - these are the materials, of course, this is the reva bronze stone based. these are the classic stuff. well, maybe it’s how to swing on it. my most favorite material was a tree, well , i ask them in advance and at the stones to solve the same topic, come to that blue material. i'm so annoyed by fishing, that some kind of openwork operation, and it's like, except for bronze and all the silumins there. well don't crush that

i want to start with you ferdinand, there is one issue that i have with the media.ng workers piece, i think president biden did himself some good. i'm not gonna speak for your political expert here by showing up, but the media has tried to make it look like they both did the same thing. th is from the new york times. mr. biden's campaign released a assailing that stir trump as both the current and former presidents traveled separately to michigan to meet with autoworkers. but here's an organization called more perfect union. they showed up to talk to people who were at trump's thing. take a look. >> look at that. like where are the picket line signs? all i see is trump march. >> do you know where auto workers are? nobody from the uaw? >> usa. usa. >> have y'all seen any autoworkers? >> they're supposed to be 500 of them, right? >> what was the point of showing up for a trump rally, ferdinand? >> i, mean there was no point. donald trump's cult of personality is always about donald trump. you look at the media, somehow we are supposed to frankly know better. you think

portrait of imelda marcos's rise from poverty to unimaginable wealth, fame, and power after marrying ferdinandd by the people of power revolution of 1986. what were you trying to get at here? >> in the first half, i want you empathize with her. she comes from a poor background, and her aspirations. then things very rapidly spin out of control. and i want the audience to feel that. >> juju: and who turns dark. >> yeah, turns dark. oh, we -- we liked you. what happened? ♪ ♪ let's give our people a break ♪ ♪ you say ♪ >> juju: the production ripped out hundreds of orchestra seats to make way for the moving stage and 300 standing patrons. it totally works. >> i think it works because it's immersive. the fact that you're in the whole audience is in it with you. >> are you ready to have a good time tonight? >> juju: mosesville rama plays the dj in the show. >> make some noise! >> juju: acting as part hype man and narrate foreinterest crowd. >> the most affecting response from audience members is the filipinos who come, you know, and they say to us, i am so proud of you. thank you. because seeing us

just when they take a photo together of ferdinand.hing was not sold that way, however, most athletes retain the spirit of healthy competition. and here is how the serbian public supports our fighter for aura sedakov in another final match. in the final in the weight category up to 74 kg, the russian met with the american kyle dake, the outcome of the fierce fight was decided by a two-point throw. sedakova is now a three-time russian world champion license for the olympics in paris but for the athlete himself, he comes from the ossetian village of zilgi, which is 5 km from besnan. this medal is primarily personal to my father, who is preparing for the olympics as our champions plan. for our athletes. this is to take part in the games of athletes from russia daria grigorova marka kroshich balkan news bureau in the circus of the european organization for nuclear research almost together, where their appearance at the large hadron collider was recorded and more than 150, neutrinos almost elusive particles. what secrets of the universe can

getting the, the very pushy i built this list as a portion 911 in the 19 sixty's with his sons, ferdinand, alexander, and low sky, the surgeon and alexander was responsible for the design of the con. the shape to create change became a milestone in automotive design. history like of the info. if this is yes, i think it's simply minimal uses as timeless illnesses. honest, this is a alicia. there's nothing on it that it doesn't need to see any state person state plus met is vicki subsidies for v of omni we were never a company that followed trend, so i'm only thinking, sullens visited, we approach things logically locations for, for a number of the thing add on, get gone in 60 years ago, there was massive media height when the pool showed that then both the 914 check name was presented at the international nature show in frankfort. in september, 1963, the 911, whose basic dna has remained virtually unchanged for 60 is, is a unique success story. so course at the scope of countries, i don't think you can plan something like, right? you can't play, it just happens. and then you have to nurtur

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you did need ferdinand and isabella, or so it was generally assumed during the 15th century, in order to finance that particular expedition. is it your notion or is it your idea that great adventures of this kind in the 20th century have got to be socialized adventures rather than individual ones? - oh, i really think so when one asmes what the total cost of these things are gonna be. i think as long as you're talking in terms of something which is pushing the boundaries of the limits of men and machine, then i think that you're probably gonna have to use- - the resources of the state. - large funds and the resources of the state and government to do it. - what's remarkable to me about buckley and shepard talking there is that i think buckley would be beyond delighted and surprised that the cost of the space program didn't have to be socialized by the government, that space innovation is being driven by an individual in the private sector. - you know, without debating william f. buckley from afar, it's always a bit more complex. there is public-private partnerships where you have to h

since ferdinand marcus junior became president, last year, manila has restored secure. he ties the us, raising beijing's hackles strong ties to the philippines. provide washington with a chain of asian alliances that stretch from side korean, japan and the north to australia and the sides. scarborough sho figured prominently in a case the philippines took to the permanent courts of arbitration in the hague. it ruled in 2016. the china is claimed to most of the site china see had no basis under international law. china, it does not recognize the ruling in response to the philippines action, the foreign ministry in beijing reaffirm john his claim over the show pointedly, referring to it by its chinese name. oriental long island is china is inherent territory. people know what the philippines has done is nothing but a farce for its own amusement. the china will continue to safe guards and territorial sovereignty and maritime rights. which right now is right situated close to shipping lanes, the transport over 3 trillion dollars of annual commerce control of the show. the s

i cover the almost 21 years of ferdinand marcos that ended in the 1986 change and 37 years later, in the philippines, we elected his son. during that time in those 37 years, i watched for a strongman leader in the same thing happened in indonesia. almost 32 years of one-man rule. when he left, there was a new president every year and so much change that the craving was for stability at the cost of giving up your rights. i think this is part of human nature but understand with sue's what goes hand-in-hand with a yearning for authoritarian rule is your consent to give up your rights. guest: i think maria said it better than i could. she is right, if you look back in history, most recent authoritarian regimes came in with the consent of the public. it's very difficult and one of the things that is happening in the information sphere is there is so much information out there now and people are being bombarded with so much information that there is a temptation to say throw up your hands and say i give up. i don't know what's true. i cannot do this. that is not with the dictators want. th

and so said, why are they stopping us from entering foot play at them by binding to since ferdinand marcus junior became president last year, manila has restored secure. he ties of the us, raising beijing's hackles strong ties to the philippines. provide washington with the chain of asian alliances that stretch from side korean, japan in the north to australia and the sides. scarborough sho figured prominently in a case the philippines took to the permanent courts of arbitration in the hague. it ruled in 2016. the china is claimed to most of the side china sea had no basis under international law. china does not recognize the ruling in response to the philippines action, the foreign ministry invasion reaffirm john his claim over the sho, pointedly referring to it by its chinese name. oriental long island is china is inherent territory. people know what the philippines has done is nothing but a farce for its own amusement. the china will continue to safe guards, it territorial sovereignty and maritime writes, which, right. i entre situated close to shipping lanes, the transport over 3 trill

after his death in the 19th century , the estate flourished until mikhail khrebtovich leased it to ferdinandught the successful commercial enterprise of shchorsy. to poverty. once i managed to see a curious sight. wild moose licked er, an abandoned brick building apparently composed of bricks. there is something. well, very tasty for them. now look closely at the brick. the host of the yard is exactly the traces of the language. here you can see not only architectural sights, but also the amazing wildlife. i watched the stylization of the castle, all the destroyed medieval fortifications in novogrudok and decided to continue the topic. why did he go to bed in what? hmm, literally 20 kilometers from novogrudok along a good road with beautiful landscapes and you will fall in love easier with the castle in legchka. i want to see it. it is known since the 13th century that there is one such hypothesis. what exactly was built here. the first church in lithuania and the mendovs and its boyars adopted christianity on the shore of it. she began to erect a yankee. at first it was wooden with a single

marginalized, and chavez in an effort to do something about it was in 1977 to the philippines as a guest of ferdinand marcos. that becomes a tremendously polarizing event as well. and appraises martial law. there is quite a bit about this, we have not talked about, there is an important part of the story about the filipinos. >> i believe part of the meetings were held in filipino hall. i believe the filipino community has denounced part of the film because the filipinos are shown in the background and not in the forefront. and i believe when the growers finally signed the contract, i think it was veracruz. next to chavez, and he was one of the people who signed, and yet in >> you shared with me that you had work as an agricultural reporter for the los angeles times. how much did you physically retrace the path of cesar chavez when you're doing your research? did you spend time in those places? i want to know if you got to talk to his brother, but apparently not. and in your extensive research, is there one nugget you found about cesar chavez is life that the public does not know what should? >> yes i

yeah, kirill, as they answered no , after the murder of erz duke franz ferdinand and his wife in sarajevoe is no option for this question. eleventh question quote they repeat in the beginning there was a word, and i proclaim again everything begins with love. is it true that the author of these lines, yevgeny yevtushenko, is time? maybe someone knows the answer to ksenia's question. i am sure that there is no correct answer, since the author of these lines is rozhdestvensky robert rozhdestvensky is the author of these lines. yes absolutely true. thank you ksenia for the correct answer to this question. is it true that at the geographic north pole there is no land at all, only ice floating on the surface of the ocean for a while. pavel what poles in general we have southern and northern southern - this is antarctica northern - this is the arctic well, at the north pole, as far as they know, there is no land there, perhaps only some small islands. um, and most of it is covered in ice there, the arctic ocean. and remember , in general, the definition of what a geographic pole is, at least in

isaac abarbanel where you are in the court of ferdinand and isabella of aragon or castiel, and you're lobbying for your people who about to be expelled, and you are speaking simultaneously a state man who has served in the courts of portuguese spanish royalty, and also as one of the most brilliant, executes and rabbis in jewish history, as well as a descendant of king david. what does it mean to balance all that and when do you focus on your gifts as a member of the court? and when do you focus on your davidic heritage? and that's a question i tease out in the book. so in a certain sense, these are the most interesting statement of all, because at its core, statesmanship is an engagement with those in power on behalf of one's people. one can be the person in power, or one can be the representative of one's people engaging those in power. whether you're talking about soccer or whether you're theodore and with figures like that there is that delicate balance that you describe. and so not only do we see great exemplars of statesmanship, we assert we see a certain depth and complexity tha

after the end of her international campaign, wells relocated to chicago where she married ferdinand barnett in 1895. always pushing the boundaries of societal expectation, she hyphenated her surname, wells- barnett. she established a settlement house in chicago to assist black migrants from the south. she cofounded the national association for the advancement of colored people in 1989, organized a black chicago residents, she fought against racial discrimination within the women's suffrage movement and even ran in the illinois state senate in 1930. wells truly was an inspiring women. she forged career paths for today is women of color, journalists, and politicians, and her fearless battles against injustice and oppression deserve to be celebrated by future generations. wells wrote her autobiography because she feared her story would be lost in history if she did not record it. she recorded a lifetime of dedicated activism, but she especially wanted her anti- lynching campaigns to be remembered. unfortunately, her fears were justified. for a variety of reasons, including friction caused by h

and so we ran when we ran, i think now, so as not to strain her, ferdinand if you say anything to us,and we run with her, then i will return. well, now let's go to walking , first jogging, and then as a sport, only i said, dinara left me behind, where does she get her strength from? and i already understood that she has sports data, that she has such a run right away, how abruptly she went. it is also known that everything is not so smooth for you at all. no. we were already performing at the time. here with anya on the highbee cups, they were quite young in the team now, i can’t even imagine who would have been approximately like us at that time, like all of us hmm, we performed quite well. and what happened here slaves. perhaps this is some kind of reward for our work, which we did in childhood. we lived very much together in one room. uh, somewhere we had the same sense of humor. we understood each other, there from half a word. i felt at ease with her. i think she was comfortable with me. yes, we can now say different ways, even being in the same team. we are now anyway here they

yeah kirill, as they answered no , after the murder of duke franz ferdinand and his wife in sarajevo, the correct answer. there is no option for this question. the eleventh question is a quote they repeat in the beginning there was a word, and i proclaim again everything begins with love. is it true that the author of these lines, yevgeny yevtushenko, is time? maybe someone knows the answer to ksenia's question. i am sure that there is no correct answer, since the author of these lines is rozhdestvensky robert rozhdestvensky is the author of these lines. yes absolutely true. thank you ksenia for the correct answer to this question. is it true that at the geographic north pole there is no land at all, only ice floating on ocean surface time. pavel what kind of poles do we generally have? south and north ? south is antarctica. north is the arctic. well, at the north pole, as far as they know, there is no land there, perhaps only some small islands. uh and most of it is covered with ice there from the arctic ocean. and remember in general the definition of what a geographic pole is, at l

>> franz ferdinand. yeah. >> franz ferdinand. create this huge conflagration. and that's often how global conflicts go. yeah and that's one of the reasons why i think everyone was was held back over crimea back in 2014. >> it was hundred the year anniversary of the first world war. and in politicians minds, they were thinking about how a small terrorist incident or relatively small in sarajevo could escalate in 37, seven days later for the entire world was at war. >> yeah, i'll never understand how anyone allowed that to happen. >> really. it was all of these stupid treaties that had been drawn up and countries springing to the defence of other countries. that's absolutely why didn't somewhere say , didn't somebody somewhere say, hold chaps, because hold on, chaps, because sometimes that would be the sensible thing to do. >> but the conflict, they all >> but of the conflict, they all start dying. >> and memory >> yeah. and that memory of total war is lost and a new generation enters into it . generation enters into it. >> i we ne

i cover the almost 21 years of ferdinand marcos that ended in the 1986 change and 37 years later, inlippines, we elected his son. during that time in those 37 years, i watched for a strongman leader in the same thing happened in indonesia. almost 32 years of one-man rule. when he left, there was a new president every year and so much change that the craving was for stability at the cost of giving up your rights. i think this is part of human nature but understand with sue's what goes hand-in-hand with a yearning for authoritarian rule is your consent to give up your rights. guest: i think maria said it better than i could. she is right, if you look back in history, most recent authoritarian regimes came in with the consent of the public. it's very difficult and one of the things that is happening in the information sphere is there is so much information out there now and people are being bombarded with so much information that there is a temptation to say throw up your hands and say i give up. i don't know what's true. i cannot do this. that is not with the dictators want. this is no

captain of general ferdinand magellan and as a result of this expedition.g; i had to take a large boat. i chose a regular pvc boat for a 3.80-long motor. this is a rather large boat, of course there were difficulties, so how is she such a boat. well, it’s much harder to row on it. the first day there was a strong wind on the oars. it’s hard well, the first one went, but it ’s also that calluses appeared from the first day, but they began to appear on the second round. alexander didn’t take food with him, counting on fishing. if only he knew that 2 more days were waiting for him, the line, you slowly begin to get used to it, and then you’ll have to drag the boat along with you, really, like burlak already. i think i walked kilometers, a total of 17 days of travel, to take a photo on the embankment in astrakhan at the monument to the first person. how do you like a honeymoon trip with tents? stop olga aleksey pishikulina from kursk spent 4 months preparing for the campaign longer than the journey for the celebration, which lasted a whole year. we ourselves di