, fidel, place mom , banana instead of beet, fidel, fidel with banana, are you sure you're talking about banana, neither beet nor bread, you're putting banana in borscht, fidel. brother, banana's bozhis is something phenomenal, i've never tried anything like it, and you cook everything, yes, mom will probably make beautiful dumplings, that is, beautiful or tasty, tasty and beautiful, you 'll help me now, i'll be there now, look, first i glued them in the middle, and then on the sides, like this we pinch, that's how beautiful, well done, i have one like that without modesty, eyes are burning, and i want to ask a question, are you too active, too handsome, will you live in moscow too permanently, or do you still want to return, well, i live here already, he bought an apartment in the center of moscow, well, return to cuba? friend's girlfriend, he is no longer your friend, it's a small secret, well, in fact, after agusi okro too, okra okbono, that's it, he sings badly, maybe i do, and okra, what 's the point of telling quickly, they also have some kind of root vegetable, they grind everythi

lists for money, ukrainian myths have reached cuba, why the name of a ukrainian nazi was added next to fidel castro's name, how the authors of the fake about the allegedly destroyed russian armored personnel carrier got it wrong. well, let's start with the "lying to their own" section. another trophy for russia's collection. the svo fighters destroyed a nato m113 installation, but western propagandists tried to pass it off as russian. the result was the repelling of the russian assault by ukrainian intelligence officers. the enemy used a previously captured armored personnel carrier as an armored personnel carrier. epr-765, equipped with a remote-controlled module with an automatic grenade mk19 donetsk region. of course, ours use for captured equipment at that time, the first, where is the location of the destruction of this unit. and most importantly, when there are other shots that confirm, firstly, what is inside the apc, and there we see camouflage with the already traditional blue electrical tape, by the way, we see just the ammunition for this mk-19, and we basically do not use such pr

fidel, and your favorite dish, what do you like, i would gladly eat it every day, tell me how it is, need to smear it, don't look, there will be a funny story, when i arrived in russia - borscht, i love borscht, on the contrary.

i recently got divorced, i had a wife, and a super cool story, which unfortunately, fidel will tell aory, because he came to get married, although if now, not stop, stop, stop, if you are not in a relationship now, then our bride gets two more grooms, you have a serious relationship, i don’t, boys, so three came, there is a choice, there is a choice, handsome men, handsome men, then what should i ask him then, he was not married, no, he was married 9 years ago, fidel, yes, yes, and what didn’t work out, he cheated, i was not ready for this, then i understood, after a year of communication and somehow, for which i was not specifically prepared, that in the family you need to observe some kind of fidelity, that you need, no, it turns out to me, the most any person, it turns out to me that i have passed time i ... sincerely understood that i do not love, and somehow decided somehow do not love, well, someday, yes, when he marries, you do not have children, no, no children, and madeleine has a daughter, you saw, i know, tell me something about yourself, i am very cool, i am very smart, i

the difference between trudeau and fidel is that fidel was against homosexuality, and trudeau was the opposite. two former federal ministers have called on donald trump to apologize for questioning prime minister trudeau's paternity. in a statement , canadian foreign minister lloyd oxforty and alan rocca said, in part: it is reported that you made a defamatory statement regarding mr. trudeau's paternity. in addition that this statement is untrue, vile, vulgar and deeply offensive, we ask you to apologize to mr. trudeau and canadians for your deeply offensive remarks, as reported. pierre trudeau became the first western leader to set foot on cuban soil. former us president donald trump is once again fanning the justin trudeau rumors in his new book, claiming that the canadian prime minister's father may be fidel castro. trump adds that his mother was beautiful a wild child. in the 1970s, she went clubbing with the rolling stones, but she was also somehow linked to fidel castro. she said he was the sexiest man i'd ever met, and a lot of people say justin is his son. he swears he's not,

, love, these doves, which give the young people the concept of fidelity, love first of all. and most importantly - to value your life and value your future. in the park itself you can meet people of all ages, because on warm days there is no better place to hide in the shade of trees. last year, at the city's sixtieth anniversary, power engineers created their own alley of power engineers, this is an alley from three enterprises that are here, so they created their own alley, which is dedicated to the workers who ensure our energy security of our state. despite the great length of the alley, there are many details that you just want to look at. also, thanks to such a stand, everyone can learn more about the history of the enterprises. well, i 'm heading further. the next point on my route is the city of bereza. contemporary art can amaze, and in order to meet talented people, you need to visit exhibitions. having arrived in the new city, i could not miss the opportunity to visit the local art gallery. let's go get acquainted. the bereza art gallery constantly hosts. whenever you visi

an interview with fidel castro. she started it when she was at nbc's today show. she was still working on it when she went to abc. and it was the first really big interview she got that she landed after she had gone to abc. it was in this period in 1977 when she was feeling so beleaguered, but she didn't get with the passage of time and the release of historical documents, we know she did not get this interview just because she finally wore down the cubans and fidel castro. she got it because there was a secret behind the scenes effort between the nixon white house and then the ford white house and the cuban government to try to normalize relations, to try to get on a better footing with cuba. it didn't end up going so well. but there was an effort to do that in this interview, this interview that they gave barbara walters, was part of an effort by the cubans to present a different side of fidel castro. this is not something barbara walters knew at the time, nor would have cared why she got the interview. she only t

and you will be my assistants, you will be my boys, we don't mind, really, that's what we came for, fidel will compose badly for us, sing badly, but we will sing him now, after all, a former friend, right, it turns out that way. are you ready to try african cuisine? why not, listen, i look like the one who will say, oh no, never in life, it's delicious, it's true, delicious, the danger, when you try africa, you may not come back, this is the biggest danger, so think carefully about how ready you are, i really love chili, listen, well, i'm only a white woman in appearance, ours is everything, we take everything, we can stay, larisa, they definitely liked them, i'm here... here's the bride, i think, no, the surprise is ready, let 's see, we prepared a surprise for you and, but i'm now here we need a beautiful beautiful tansora, this is meya, here meya where, please, i don't want to cry, you, uh, i love you , i love you, i love you, you. uh, the flower that makes me happy, the song of the sea, i tell you that you and i give you the gift of life, bravo. even i will applaud i really really rea

canadians themselves are also sure that trudeau looks like fidel.there is a resemblance, but trudeau denies everything and demands an apology from donald. two former federal ministers called on donald trump to apologize for questioning the absence of prime minister trudeau, in a statement by canadian foreign minister lloyd oxworthy and alan roca, in particular, it is said, it is reported that you made a defamatory statement regarding the paternity of mr. in addition to the fact that this statement is untrue, it was vile, vulgar and deeply offensive, we ask that you apologize to mr. trudeau and the canadian people for your extreme insult. pierre trudeau became the first western leader to set foot on cuban soil. former us president donald trump in his new book again fanned rumors about justin trudeau, claiming that the father of the canadian prime minister could be fidel castro. trump adds, his mother was a beautiful woman. she went clubbing with the rolling stones in the 1970s, but she was also somehow linked to fidel castro. she said he was the sexi

we are talking about fidel castro, for example, fidel castro's speech, given by him 35 years ago, at very beginning, our damn perestroika, he gave it under gorbachev. listen. quote. capitalism, its values ​​and its methods can never become instruments to lead socialism out of its current difficulties and correct the mistakes that may have been made. a significant part of these difficulties, difficulties. and socialism, are the cause not only of mistakes, but also the result of the cruel blockade and isolation to which the socialist countries were subjected by imperialism and the leading capitalist powers, which monopolized almost all the wealth of the most advanced technologies of the world as a result of robbery, colonies and mass brainwashing of countries that were supposed to develop, against the first socialist state, that is, against russia, he is talking about us, destructive wars were unleashed, costing millions of lives, most of the accumulated wealth, like a phoenix, it was reborn from the ashes again and... could have put an end to fascism for humanity, he is talking about

at the advice of my father, i opened an account at fidelity with the magellan fund. i contributed a little every week run by the great peter lynch, who wrote great books, still available on amazon. they are fabulous. get them. i didn't save enough money when i got to college. the money went to tuition and room and board. after college, after monument approximately attempts to get in the newspaper business, i was rejected by 57 papers, i still have them. i hate everybody who rejected me, i landed a position as a general assignment reporter. making 150 bucks a week. not a lot to really kind of -- well, any way. ive have thetalitiered pay stub to remind me of how hard it was when i got tired. nonetheless, i still saved. i put a few, maybe $4. not long after that, i applied and got a job at the los angeles examiner. that was a horrible job paying $179 a week. but as you can imagine, los angeles is more expensive than tallahassee. soon after my sojourn began in los angeles, i found this terrific bungalow apartment in the fairfax, pretty sketchy, around the corner for pion

and when our youth comes out of the legislative assembly, you immediately see a symbol of fidelity to love, these doves, which give the young people the concept of fidelity to love first of all, and most importantly, to value their lives and value their future. in the park itself you can meet people of all ages, because on warm days there is no better place to hide in the shade of trees. last year, at the city's sixtieth anniversary, they created their own alley of power engineers, this is an alley from three enterprises that are here, so they created their own alley, which is primarily dedicated to workers, who ensure our energy security of our state, despite the small length of the alley there are many details that you just want to look at, also thanks to such stands, everyone can learn more about the history of the enterprises. well, i'm moving on, the next point of my route is the city of bereza. contemporary art can amaze, and in order to meet talented people, it is necessary to visit exhibitions. having arrived in a new city. i could not miss the opportunity not to visit the loc

turns out, it is also in money, because this is a violation of fidelity, it is expressed in the factto squander her husband's fortune, she begins to squander, what drives women who, in order to pay off debts, then this guy. brings as collateral not his own trinkets, but family heirlooms, family heirlooms are not hers, the vermeshel maker does not have them family jewels, these were the diamonds of the aristo family, actually, this is a very serious matter, well, it is actually described there, that is, there is a lawyer, there is a difficult situation, here of course the husband, here the husband speaks his decisive, no, the same. he bought himself a barony, that is, he is also of humble origin, like goriot, but he is a wealthy guy, and they have a lot of money, but she herself... if she were a white seamstress, the daughter of a poor widow, whose only entertainment is going to church on sunday, she would understand her duty, of course differently, because she has in basically a different way of life, she has a different routine, if we have someone who is seriously ill, we drop every

our church, the martyr, the confessor, preserving. speaking of all historical trials, faith and fidelity to the lord, the veneration of his most pure mother, amen, happy holiday, congratulations to you. this is news on the first. hello, in the studio of valery korablyov. in our issue. the choice of the future, every vote can be decisive. campaigns of different levels, from gubernatorial to municipal, all conditions for the convenience of voters. birds of prey, our drones, pierce the armor of ukrainian tanks.

so people are taking a look at their schwab accounts, fidelity accounts and are rejoicing during thisly. i think that gives them the resolve to hang on during days like today. and maybe even buy the dip. >> it's interesting. if you look at the investor sentiment index, sort of in like with the bullish, bearish, whatever, but to your point, the amount of money both on an individual level, the faith they have is quite high. there's huge success in the gloom and doom discussion. i remember famously i think it was one of the big shorts had said, no, no, i'm worried about the societal collapse but long in the stock market. you can't short it. all of society seems has come around to that. >> it's so funny. there's a huge gap what people say and what they do. when you take a look at the data, they poured money into u.s. stock funds for eight-consecutive weeks through late august. which means during that august freak-out, they were buying. they were smashing the buy button when nvidia was down 7%, when the s&p 500 was down 3%. and i think that touches on a broader theme where individuals are

greek politician and anti-fascist manolis gleizes, cuban revolutionary fidel castro, indian politician indiraj and south african statesman nelson mandela. on may 26, 1963 , the first conference of african governments was held in adisab, which laid the foundation for the creation of the organization. african unity. 30 african countries then signed its charter. the oau stated its goals as: strengthening unity and solidarity countries of the continent, coordination of actions and development of comprehensive cooperation of african states, protection of sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence, destruction of all types of colonialism, encouragement of international cooperation. the african union, founded in 2002, is the continuer of the work of the organization of african unity today. among the main goals of the african union are closer interaction in the political and economic spheres of african countries, the development of democracy, observance of human rights human. this is how the african union works, how it solves these problems today? for it , africa. in 2013, the african

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okay, well, fidelity is in my degree in ne nigeria, so fidelity. so we've heard of course of the you and that they've approved this $6000000.00 and support. but what is the priority now when it comes to getting relief to those that need on the web for the people here, where when one of the major or the becomes for them here. it's more about getting food more and medical supplies because this is a media need. yes. the rest of your thoughts are on the way outside, where they're trying to access those with the truck. because so might be and stop there for more than 6 days. they'd be sending in boats sending you, you know, using a heavy duty trucks to be able to filter them from your houses as of what the receipts for, for the people here of food supplies are beginning to grad. going to check the land right behind me. you see, one of the, one of the kind of piece, the, you have a whole lot of people, they all come because it's so hot now. so they're all inside the just trying to get what, you know, what advice applied to them? a few minutes ago to prep

a sense of fidelity policy writing. hi. in this recent retail elections, it's important to mention that these are temporary moses so many candidates on the, you know, implement and continue with voided check on the spot check. so not everybody will be checked on the free flow. good, which is a benchmark of the european union will continue on hinges. that's something the german government has been stressing what we're waiting for here with bases brass is whether the government and the opposition will actually sit down and work out how exactly this is to be conducted. and what the next step will be from nancy. fees of the interior administer, who said she has found in the way of actual bought a push backs for the sale of a assign them claiming to have new types of success here and tell me that. so an open question and explain how these complies with us. i can bought a policy as well. we have this 2nd area that everybody is a free flow of goods and people within that region, this own in all saying and stay. so it's most and yo

aquello fue una operación muy rápida eh de muy corto tiempo y fidel eh le dio la orden a raúl de queasta dictadura de batista de 1952-1958, este fue o parte de la colaboración militar entre cuba y los estados unidos, y estaban ahí cuando el ejército rebelde entró en la habana. a partir del triunfo de la revolución cubana, en enero de 1959, la base naval de guantánamo se convierte en un centro de compilación contra el joven estado revolucionario, en los alrededores de la base naval de guantánamo eh surgieron más de 20 bandas contrarrevolucionarias, desde la base naval de guantánamo se le daba el aseguramiento. logístico se le daba la preparación militar por las fuerzas de la inteligencia naval, por otra parte, la base fue desde esos primeros años un punto de enfrentamiento eh puesto que las fuerzas armadas de los estados unidos y las fuerzas armadas de cuba están frente a frente en este punto del territorio nacional y desde allí se produjeron a lo largo de los años 60 sobre todo una numerosa cantidad de provocaciones. que incluían desde lanzar piedras, eh, hacer actos obscenos, eh, pr

the unpopular fidelity as welcome to the program. israel says it has struck as more than a 1000 has bought a targets in 11 on including strikes in the capital. they route 11 on says nearly 500 people have been killed. thousands of flat their homes in southern lebanon to escape the bombardment. the u. s. is sending more troops to the region as the conflict escalates. and is really war plain takes off. striking targets and 11 non assets campaign against has below widens of israel says around $1300.00 targets were hit did accuses the militants of hiding long range rockets in civilian homes and aims to destroy their capabilities . israel is warning residents in lebanon, south and east to leave areas where they say the weapons are stored, that human rights watch says civilians can be expected to know the location. roads are jammed as people flee 1st day for ground. there were strikes in the south, so we came here and we don't know what's left behind. i swear we don't know what's happening. so willing we will be back. tell netanyahu we will return. israel's prime minister issued this message to

couple of weeks time where the far right party a is the, the alternative for parties, the alternative fidelity parties. they pulled themselves would take away the victory and one of those eastern demons. 6 mean and can you explain why the results that like getting through as a bonus so close? well people have analyzed, walked just drove boats as a to those valid boxes. and as well, those most important issues for people where and there's big consensus that this time around the election campaign was dominated by fear, by fear of the future by fear of too much emigration, uncontrolled immigration, on the one side. so this will say if the vote is that said, the gemini has been taking into many refugees that uh, they linked refugees and immigration with crime with rising crime, as they said in germany, which is of course, something that cannot be linked in that way. we have to stress and on the other side there was a feel of like being extreme is being on the rise here in this country. now that of course is something especially here in germany with it's not see past. when many people are saying we

you just don't need to be successful because that goes in and you have to look, i'm used to be fidelity. as i said, it was, i sort of just gave me so i just leave him, put him in the gloves, look broadcast, cuz that is easily distinguish, looks in your not will be able to keep them yet. but it really is if it has sharpened streets and it will go much to do to this up to. so really it's just in the lenient near to actually take the initiative for them or not kind of move to the be easy the display missed. and those that sugar level elizabeth, the yeah, total deal with that code. so we should share with that. but yet you're welcome. facebook. and there's all these, these are difficult. i just wish that the feeling with this condition. so in the most photographs, the 1st important or below what i can imagine, yes, the fall would show us that the to the board and see this to is talk to the summers . then you might have the most pathetic field literature mobile. first of all, yes. all right, so that's the last couple of one number i. so we're looking for do much come to the each other with a

she's opening her fidelity app.... to buy that stock... with no fees or commissions...does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old. talk about easier investing. >>> last monday, i told you about micron, amd and arm holdings because the semiconductor selloff had gotten extreme. since then, arm holdings is valued about 10% end of today's brutal 6% decline on reports of weak orders for new iphones, which contain their chip architecture, but i don't mind the pullback given that arm's up almost 175% since it became public roughly a year ago. the question is can it keep running? earlier today, we caught up with the ceo to learn more about what's on the horizon. take a look. >> first, i have to tell you, happy anniversary. happy birthday, however you want to do it because you've been around for a long time, but in the public market, in the ipo, you are up 175% from the offer price. how is that possible? >> thanks for having me. if you would have told me a year ago this is where we'd be, i don't know if i would have said so, but i will take it. the market's been kind

on one of these green pairs there are many locks, symbolizing love and fidelity, but the keys, naturally, are at the bottom of the lake. this attraction has also come to us from the time of the puslovskys. here they believe that if you are here for the first time, make a wish, no matter how unrealizable it may seem, be sure to will come true. we are already in kosovo itself, and in front of us is one of the first neo-gothic cult monuments in belarus, the holy trinity church. it is visible from afar, snow-white, with a sharp turret. at the entrance to the shrine, we are met by a parishioner of the church, anna. the woman opens the doors of the shrine with a huge iron key. by the way, this key is as old as ... the temple, and its history is inextricably linked with the name of the national hero. little tadeusz was baptized in the temple. but we have preserved from the old church the font in which tadeusz kosciuszko was baptized. near this font we are now with you. the font is original, in the house museum there is a photo of our font, and we have the real one. on this font we have a photo

nate jones... lines things up... checks his fidelity app... looks to outside analysts to get a secondes what he sees... and he places the trade... talk about easier investing. >>> last thursday i get a call from wayne in ohio wanting to know about an industrial machinery maker now that there is a new ceo at the helm. we did a whole show from their steel plant in 2012, but i am a bit rusty on the story. i said i would get back to you. after doing some homework. i want to get this assignment done before we head to san francisco for dream force next week. what is timken? the company is located in ohio, north canton. timken is old, founded in 1899. i was during the mckinley administration. which trump wants to bring back by imposing tariffs on imports. the company got its start with heavy freight wagons. it is that older. that might have made that disruptive 50 list if we were on back then. unlike mckinley, timken survived thanks to new technology. today they use all sorts of heavy machinery and industrial equipment, agricultural equipment. if that sounds boring, you should watch dam bust

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on september 4 , 1900, in 1962, us president john kennedy addressed cuban leader fidel castro and put forward tough conditions on what cuba could and could not do to strengthen its defense capability. in response, the ussr called on the us government to show prudence and even offered a path to normalization of the situation, but in washington, moscow's proposals remained unanswered. the so-called cuban missile crisis began, putting the world on the brink of a nuclear conflict. in fact, the crisis was preceded by several years during which the united states tried to change the balance of power in europe in its favor. in 1961, the united states began deploying fifteen medium-range pgm-19 jupiter missiles with a range of 2,400 km in turkey, which directly threatened the european part of the soviet union, all the way to moscow. the ussr decided to take a retaliatory step. our rapprochement with the cuban government began, quickly finding. language with the revolutionary castro, the ussr deployed missile military units in cuba, effectively off the coast of the united states. the missiles w

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nate jones... steps up to the mirror... lines things up... towels off... checks his fidelityside analysts to get a second opinion. nate likes what he sees... same page? -[ dog barks ] and he places the trade... before anyone hears him talking to himself. [ dog whines ] buy u.s. stocks and etfs for as little as $1, with no commissions. talk about easier investing. >>> last night crowdstrike told us that cybersecurity solutions are still in high demand, but is that true across the larger industry? okta, one of the leaders of identity verification gave what some people thought was conscious quarterly guidance for its current remaining performance obligation. a technical term basically of the subscription backlog. the stock plunged nearly 18% the next day. totally mystifying to me and the stock still hasn't recovered. could this be a buying opportunity or is there something i'm missing? let's dig in with the cofounder and chairman and ceo of okta. welcome back to "mad money". >> thanks for having me. >> there has been an evolution going on with companies in your industry where th

she's opening her fidelity app... to buy that stock... for exactly the amount she wants... no fees or roller derby at 6:00 pm. i'm there. get started investing for as little as $1. talk about easier investing. >>> thank you for the wonderful advice . >> i'm learning so much watching the show. >> i love watching your show. >> thank you for being -- >> a moneymaker, thank you for all you do. >> we love your show, the most entertaining program. >>> teenagers are in cordial bowl, the last thing they want to hear about his stocks. they have bigger fish to fry to which i say, so what, i will not tell them what to buy, i will let them tell me. people watch the show have been huge beneficiaries of the innate consumer wisdom of my two daughters, always searching for ideas of honor and that cnbc investing club . many ideas come from young children. it should take a great deal, that is where i got so passionate over a decade, before peaking at the end of the pandemic. i met with patrick doyle the day he became c.o., stuck with it 10 bucks, the stuff tasted like cardboard before reformatted the p

i think we have fidelity in our reporting and i think our systems are relatively uncorrupted in that sense and i think that should give us all a great cause for optimism as we go forward. ivo: the big issue of the day, surprising -- i don't know for you, but i think everybody in this room and perhaps also for you. that all of a sudden, they were able to amass a force and put it forward and showed that they can do combined arms offensives in the way you guys have been training them for quite a long time. how should we read the offensive in terms of what it is trying to achieve? is it tactically or strategically guided? operationally, what can you learn from it? gen. cavoli: i think the first thing to take away from the kursk offensive is something we were talking about a moment ago, right? so ukraine objectively, in terms of size, is at a disadvantage towards russia, but you can compensate for that in many ways. we talked about innovation. this is one of the things they can do to compensate for it. they found an area of weakness in the russians position and they exploited it quickly a

she's opening her fidelity app... to buy that stock... for exactly the amount she wants... no fees orions... what will gina do next? gina has roller derby at 6:00 pm. i'm there. get started investing for as little as $1. talk about easier investing. >>> what we do with one of my favorite stocks, when stop. this longtime cramer favorite, reported a strong quarter at the end of july, it might be a spectacular 28%, 28% domestic sales but the stock barely botched in response. of course it has rallied since then but let's not forget that when stop is up more than 130%, it is down almost 12% from its all-time high in june, so pay attention, let's talk with the president and ceo of wingstop. welcome back to mad money. >> thank you for having me. >> there are many ceos, that we take them the task, with the second quarter results that were truly remarkable. with you, it was actually an understatement. >> jim, we believe we operate in a category of one, we have a strategy that we are is proven and actually, that 28%, was almost entirely driven buy transactional growth. >> not price. >> that's r

when we have fidelity to those founding principles, we do well as a country. these are not just timepieces. these are things that endure. we've lost that over recent years. i think we have a pathway to get it back. >> governor ron desantis, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, thanks again to governor desantis for coming in light of the hurricane situation down in florida and being able to get up here. appreciate that a ton. i have to tell you my next guest is somebody i hate to bother because he so busy. bless you. he winds up oftentimes reaching out to me. i don't like to bother people. when i got started in politics and started writing at red state, i got a copy of his book with a note. if you can be a voice for conservative, be sure when you believe. it was for my next guest. i went to dc and spent time with him. at the time he was running the republican study committee. at the time was a conservative voice in congress. then he became a governor then vice president of the united states and through it all he's always been guided b

does not tire anyone, it pleases, and people are inspired, filled with creative, blessed energy, fidelityhe confession of faith, truth in the morning pilgrims arrived for the divine liturgy at two churches at once at the same time, the church of the savior in the village of usovo and the church of the prophet in the village of ilyinskoye. during the procession, we are not just. comes to work as an english teacher , when i found out that there was an opportunity to become part of such an event, i could not miss it. i like this procession, peace, unity and strength. along with the procession, there are also guests from the holy land of jerusalem, where the relics of the holy martyr elizabeth are. but who may be tired or afraid to cross the pontoon bridge, which can cross behind me on such they are waving at us now. after crossing the moscow river, the procession makes a stop. prayer for russia unites believers from all regions. every year , a charity event, white flower day, is held. all funds raised will go to support large families of deceased participants in the special military operatio

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does not tire anyone, it pleases, and people are inspired, filled with creative, blessed energy, fidelityssion of faith, truth, in the morning pilgrims arrived for the divine liturgy at once in two churches at the same time, the savior church of the village of usovo and the churches of the prophet in the village ilyinsky. during the procession, we do not just pray for russia, for our country, so that everything will be fine, and alex is from great britain, his father is muslim, his mother is orthodox, and he is also in russia. he comes to work as an english teacher, when he found out that there was an opportunity to become part of such an event, he could not miss it. i like this procession, peace, unity and strength. along with the cross-walkers, there are also guests from the holy land of jerusalem, where the relics of the holy martyr elizabeth are. but who can be tired or afraid to cross the pontoon bridge, that behind me can cross here. on such platforms they wave to us now. after crossing the moscow river, the religious procession makes a stop. prayer for russia unites believers from

for the cia, lumombu was essentially a second fidel castro.d an operation to capture the murder of chagivara in bolivia. in 1973, the cia overthrew chilean president salvador allende. our task was to create an atmosphere of fear and hysteria. high-ranking politicians and officials worked for us in all countries without exception, in any of them we could carry out a coup d'etat. but the most expensive operation of the american secret service becomes a cyclone. under this code under the name cia trained and armed afghan mujahideen who fought against the soviet contingent. here is what the us national security advisor sbigniew brzyzinski said about this after the end of the ten-year war. we did not push the russians to intervene, but we deliberately increased the likelihood that they would do so. the covert operation was an excellent idea, and its result was to lure the soviet union into the afghan trap. on the day the soviet union officially crossed the border, i wrote to president carter: now we have a chance to give the soviet union its vietna

. >> fidel castro once called cuba the safest country in the world.s dimly lit streets have changed since he uttered those words and today cubans are reporting a search of violent crime on social media. in this neighborhood friends of this aspiring music producer gathered to send him off. 19 when he was killed he was stopped twice in an apparent gang dispute outside a recording studio. his sister samantha doesn't feel like she lives in the world safest nation. >> so many young people have been killed this year. the violence is getting out of hand. they are basically gangs. they fall out with each other. that is where it is all coming from, the killing some of the best -- deaths of young people. >> a few photos are all she has left of her siblings. she says street quarles art settled with knives, machetes, or guns rather than fists. she bans a new drug circulating in cuba. the government acknowledged the problem with the jeep chemical high on state tv. communist party officials denied the crime rate is going insisting only 9% of crimes are violent and

conservatism has lost all meaning and just like being a republican it really only means one thing which is fidelity to donald trump. that's in a nutshell. talks about -- >> so well said, i don't need to say anything. that was great. next question. >> , no i want you to answer the same question. what do you think the difference is between republicanism or between being a member of the party on the one hand and being faithful to conservative principles these dais on the other? >> i think there's not a different because conservatism -- it's lost all meaning or has become unpleasant and i would say teenagers more than unpleasant really damaging and destructive version of conservatism and many, many conservatisms, european conservatism, american conservatism. different branches of american conservatism and a lot of conservatives complain tom is not a really conservative that's a fair complaint if you mean he's not ronald reagan or george bush but i think the worrisome truth about the future, more like j.d. vance and trump going away personally is not going to change the embracing of nativism, kind of ra

because when we show fidelity to those founding principles, you have to apply it differently than james madison did or lincoln or reagan to new circumstances, but when we have fidelity to those founding principles, we do well as a country. please are not just timepieces, these are things that endure. we have lost that over recent years, but i absolutely think we have got a pathway to be able to get it back. mr. erickson: governor ron desantis, thank you. thank you so much. [applause] mr. erickson: ladies and gentlemen, thanks again for governor desantis for coming up, particularly in light of having the hurricane situation down in florida and being able to get up here. appreciate that a ton. i have got to tell you, my next guest is someone i always hate to bother because he is so busy. bless you. he winds up oftentimes reaching out to me because i don't like to bother people. when i got started in politics and started writing at red state , i got a copy of the conservative mind in the mail with a note, if you are going to be a voice for conservative, be sure what you believe. and it was

the peaceful transfer of power, that they grow up in a country where their elected officials put fidelity of the constitution first. that's how it's personal to me. it's personal to me when i -- when i listen to, you know, fellow republicans in the past say things to me like, well, it's fine. there are guardrails, you know, he can't do that much damage. it's just simply not true. that -- >> jonathan: i mean on those guardrails, supreme court has issued its immunity decision declaring essentially that a president has immunity for anything that president may do, virtually anything that can be in any way defined as an official act. how does that immunity decision by the supreme court -- what does it mean to the possibility of a second trump administration? >> well, it obviously makes the danger even greater, but when you look at what donald trump would be able to do with the levers of power, the extent to which he's already said he will not abide by the rulings of the courts, you know, our courts can't enforce their own rulings. if the president won't abide by the ruling of the courts, the r

read the details on the internet, and before that day you had no suspicions about your husband's fidelity? no, you didn't, forgive me for such personal questions, but i warn you, there will only be more of them in the future. our goal is to prove that pyotr sergeyevich was cheating with the work schedule and deceiving his subordinates not in order to commit illegal acts, but in order to hide his - entertainment from his wife, do you understand? yes, yes, i understand perfectly, well, great, then let's get back to the girl from escort and her testimony, excuse me, yes, i'm listening, right now, you can't do without me, yes, okay, i understand, yeah, i apologize, i need to run, so... one, alisa, alisa, wait, i'll call you at the office and we'll arrange a new meeting. yes, okay, call, zakharevich, okay, and two more things, if you or your family need anything, anything, call in the morning and in the evening, yeah, thank you, but everything is fine with us, everything is as you say, and also, i have a big favor to ask of you, look at the house, everything that concerns your husband's connec