of life, let's say about the issuance of some pseudo-passports, which can even be called simply a filkinthere is no such detailed information, but there is really such information that all pseudo-passports are not, so to speak , valid, they are already official. in principle, they do not have any legal value, so similar to the administration. they write about the fact that there are a lot of people from kherson there , people say that people from kherson oblast are from kherson, well, they are unbreakable and they somehow avoid this , and the anti-passports are very tense, even if that is, she is trying in every possible way. but we all understand that the village is close and it will not last long. thank you, thank you to my colleagues. our colleague, by whose name i was called for security reasons, told us about the situation in the temporarily occupied kherson oblast, further to another region, which is also temporarily occupied about the situation in the city of izyum in the kharkiv region , we will ask maksym strelnyk, a deputy of the izyum city council, maksym so we are talking abo

the winners, the michael filkins, ivan postfix, jeffrey epstein's.he winners are not necessarily look good. if the people who wind up paying for those are not that message was wrapped up in the least and we may regret losing that in a dog eat dog world. there's one more factor. monuments like the statue change. i know that sounds strange because monuments made of bran or bronze or physical material and they don't grow and they don't eat and we wonder what will be changed. what i know i change his monuments like stature enrichment or other places, you put up memorials and here is the white supremacy messages got attached. the sectors were there to remind people what the confederacy was. over time as generations past, statues change. they begin as foils and as generations past, they decline into monuments. the statue became a remembrance of the chapter in richmond history. more generations past and the monument declines further simply a marker. they look up and say hi to robert e lee, some history dude. in fact, for become almost literally markers for

what happened when this mascotte scrimmage from fob the atlanta area youth football players during a filkinsalftime game. watch this, jimmy . he's taking out the little cardr that was blooper.e atlanta bravs listen, he shouldn't be working for the atlanta braves. he should be working fora falcbe working the atlanta falcons. they might have woons n that super bowl. they were up twenty eight toat three if they had somebodysome who could run some clock inone the fourth quarter blooper. you're in the wrond run g calli totally, dude. he's like stiff. i'm a little kid. must be ou t of the seventh. y of yeah, i don't know what he's getting and throwing him down. yeah. yeah. of>> sean: is inf ing them m the tougtth love helps out.toug that was awesome. thank you. blooper jimmy your. oh sure. thank you fos r joining me.>> sa can't take my eyes offn:.off i can't take my eyes off. incan't take my eyes off. return. angle ryou think the kids are g this much fun then? dad' yeah, i think they're having u yeah, i think they're having u a blast. ise. so we need to see dad's work, meet daughters, play playtim

will say, again, you look at iraq, yes, it was chaos, but by 2008/2009, you had people like dexter filkinsk times" saying it transformed so much, he didn't recognize it. that i going through difficult times now, but iraq has a fighting chance. talk about afghanistan. obviously, a far different culture. talk about the things that u.s. troops accomplished in afghanistan and the seeds that were planted that may one day grow. >> yeah, i really appreciate that question. i agree with you, actually, that what our men and women sacrificed for 20 years, i lost 23 friends over the course of this war. what i tell their families, and i look them in the eyes and say, what they did, it mattered. there are 8 million young men and women who attended school, who existed under, you know, relative democracy. we haven't heard the last of them yet. i'm telling you right now, keep your eye on afghanistan over the next few years. keep your eye on the former commandos, the afghan special forces, those young girls who attended school and who had the opportunity to lead at various levels. i think they've still got