for obvious reasons , the finns categorically rejected this data. i noticed that the national archives of the united states of america contained not only finnish documents about the war there from 1939 to 1945, but also documents related to the red army, the finns hid, destroyed some, and hid some of their documents in other countries. including those concerning punitive actions, punitive anti-partisan operations operations against civilians the finns went very cruelly dealt with, shot, cattle, stole, in general everything, robbed, i was nine, my brother was eight, the finns they were very evil, punitive, that's what we called them, punitive detachments, my brother's special. conducted several expeditions search, archaeological in the area of ​​the sandarmokh tract, where, as we assumed, there is a burial place not only of the repressed, but also of soviet prisoners of war, partisans, civilians who were killed, shot by the finnish elements of uniform were found on the remains of the servicemen, including those containing buttons with red stars, insi

for example, it became known that the finns are negotiating, they are negotiating in finland, the finns are a separate conversation, they are negotiating, a big question, or rather not even a question, no, they are not negotiating, the finns in general, i told you, today we will talk with this person, the author of a brilliant aphorism, uh, i asked him, he is a finn, when... i asked him if the finns were asked about their intention, desire to join nato, he says: "anatoly, thank you very much, you are the first". well, about the finns, so everything is clear. so the finns , it became known that they are negotiating with nato member countries about hosting alliance troops, here is what the finnish minister of defense said about this. we are negotiating which countries could send us their combat units. this should be a force that would come here if necessary. troops that have already been in practice in the past in finland have become accustomed to our needs in practice, we are still discussing to what extent these units will be large, but in any case they should be large enough to represe

until may of this year, finn took part in military actions on the side of ukraine at various points ofcontact as part of the international legion of territorial defense of ukraine. in general, since may of 1922, he was the commander of the scandinavian platoon in the ranks of the ukrainian armed forces, as the investigation claims, this finnish guy has his hands up to the elbows in the car, his involvement in crimes, including against the civilian population, has been proven. of course, for me, as a finn, it is a shame, yes, this is really true, from the very beginning, finnish mercenaries, they were one of the beasts who mocked russian prisoners of war. ukraine is a complete fascist state, and finland, unfortunately, is walking on mortars fascism, and this is very scary, but it should be noted that finland supported this fascist ukraine from the very beginning. in general, you know, in finland they don’t like it when someone talks about the participation of finnish citizens in one or another conflict. finland is supposedly a neutral state. so, this neutral state during the occupation

a nap, in the end, that means, i arrive and say to my wife, either now or never, snow, lunch, the finns they are working, they are lying around, no one has anything, i was amazed, no one takes, no one steals, how is that, we have a sabtsarab already, everything is beautiful, no, i went into a store, there was nothing like that in leningrad, abundance of products, abundance, well... the first delivery was coming, so i arrived, i say, either now or never, well that's it, and i wrote it down on paper, they sent it to me, i was the head of the housing and communal services for 2 years, it's a terrible job, the city needs to be cleaned, the entrances need to be cleaned, but there's no one , there are no old people, well, you yourself wanted to go to the back of beyond, i don't understand, come with a map, say, i'll go there, you need to have such a temperament, i agree with you, but it's something else, that means, well that's it. i endured these 2 years, then to this director, when we, i say, nikolai petrovich, let's do it this way, since there is no workforce, the plant is the city-forming

, because we had nothing there, there were tents and everything else, they started to build, build finnsne of the parties with my wife, at her friends, doctors, we sat, walked, drank, then the women went and started to prepare the table for dessert, and the men smoked, but i am not a smoker, i have not been and now, well, i went to stand with the company, we come, there at that time, you know, while the table was being set, on the box, then there is something on tv, they showed some kostomuksha, he says, snow, winter, fir trees and all that, well, they came. so i think, i think, i started, i went to the library to look, i didn’t find anything like this kostomuksha, there is a village nearby called kostamus, but not kastamuksha, well, i say, let’s go, i’ll go, i’ll find this one, i arrived in leningrad, in petrozavodsk, here, in leningrad there was just on april 21st the lenin saturday, well, they cleaned the villages, but there was no snow. i arrive by car with a coffin of snow, it’s cold, it’s awful, i get to this kostomuksha by some night train, the station ledmozero, 1:30 am, a small

, well, finns are also mentioned in alexander pushkin's will, and my fine friend stepey kolmyk shouldr him his national poet, and his national poet, and yes, yes, that is, this, this, these are very, very different narratives. and they seemed to be present, in particular in ukraine, and one in the lessons of russian literature, the other in the lessons ukrainian literature. but the question is also that the children who have studied it, that means, well, there are creations that are formed, which are formed by the teacher, and the understanding of what is read is also formed. it is a teacher, and because of this, i would like to emphasize the importance of the role of the teacher and not the importance of the role of the interpreter in this whole story, because falsification could and did happen in fact in any texts, that is, the same shevchenko was appropriated by the soviet soviet literary narrative after the end of the soviet union, tamara gondorova wrote a book about franko, he was not a stonemason, that is, franko was only a stonemason, shevchenko was only a serf in a coat, which

only the finns liked it in the 40th year, the poles for various reasons could not fight on two sides68th year, the czechoslovak did not even try to do this, hungary did not succeed, that is, in such a large industrial, large-scale war, well, we appear as a warrior, and it was not, it was not. our choice was not the choice of ukraine, and eh, in this way we have already entered, the next question is to enter, socially, economically, civilizationally, culturally, and here, here the biggest question for us is even democracy, although now there are big question marks occur as far as we can survive. military experience and remain a democracy, i still remain an optimist here, but the issue of rule of law, that is , in fact, to what extent, to what extent can we be a people, a nation, a country that will put the law higher, higher than any other ethnic, social. economic and so on, the interests of certain groups, that is, this is a key issue, but it seems to me that it is purely from a military point of view, that is, we, we chose a place, we, we... we, we create, continue the border, the b

the finns wanted to create a great finland, including the murmansk region and the karelian isthmus, all called it, eastern karelia. and so the karelians, webs, finns, ingermalans, had advantages and privileges during the finnish occupation, all the non-finno-ugric population. the slavic population, which means, well, the other neftnovogorsk population, actually ended up either in concentration camps, or in labor camps, or in places of imprisonment. massive the occupiers did not carry out executions, they did not burn villages, unsanitary conditions, an epidemic of typhus, smallpox and plague did their job, thousands of people died from unbearable living conditions, hard labor and endless hunger, everyone who tried to violate the order and climbed over the barbed wire was waited... . execution, even of children, klavdiya nyupieva still has a scar from a bullet on her left thigh. as part of the investigation into the criminal case of genocide during the great patriotic war, the investigative committee of russia established. claim that they are criminal witnesses of the victims allowed rel

the finns began to build the karelian rampart or the vt defense line in 1941, from the village of serovulf of finland to solovyovo on lake ladazh. at the line, they took into account the experience of the winter war and scattered fortification dust. instead of large concrete pillboxes , thousands of small firing points were equipped on the forest cannons. one of these weak points was located right here in the area of ​​the village of roshchina. nevertheless, the finns did not expect the direction of the main attack to be here, since further behind them the positions were impassable swamps. it was this element of surprise that worked. tanks went on the attack, they literally changed the positions of the finns, but they defended themselves desperately. with great losses, the red army soldiers managed to overcome all the obstacles and come close to the enemy trenches. the assault was actively supported by equipment. the 20m armored car was developed at the izhora plant back in the thirties. this particular vehicle was half assembled by reenactors from original parts. they were used by the

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at the same time , the finns approach the analysis of the crisis comprehensively, paper exports haveng for 10 years. this is due to a decrease in demand, but not only in finland, but in the world in general. we have a crisis, but a crisis is constant, it is not like it has started now. the pulp and paper industry is leaving finland, it is moving to... russia accounted for 10% of what the finns imported, but against the background of the general dynamics, the refusal of russian timber has become sensitive, and the country has its own resources, forests account for 77% of the territory, it is not possible to replace raw materials with domestic supplies due to environmental obligations. here we need to take into account the policy. environmental protection in finland, we preserve forests, do not cut them down, we have developed the relevant legislation, and for us this is very important, but before there was timber from russia. against the background of the refusal of coal, gas and fuel oil, the demand for raw materials in finland is only growing, in winter for heating houses, the input

the kemerovo region, can you imagine, from those parts, well i remember the story, how you and the finnhrough. so i went with a friend to helsinki on the way it's about 800 km we passed before reaching helsinki about 80 kilometers on the right side i see no house the house is beautiful and a row of the road straight ahead a small house and antennas good antennas let's go and stop and he has a good antenna who pays attention to what and he speaks finnish maybe speaks through a translator well that's all we men oh, i fell for him, i spent six months persuading him, with calls through translator, so that he would sell it to me, well, in the end i spoke it and he sold it to me, at that time, i paid 1,600 marks, it was expensive, well, that's crazy, alexander ivanovich, that's the question. there are crazy people who really give up for some things like that, so explain to me where this passion comes from, why do people start collecting something, well, probably because just what we were talking about during the break, what people need so much money for, yeah, and i want my own passion, that

at the same time , the finns are approaching the analysis of the crisis the paper export complex haslling for 10 years. this is due to a decrease in demand, but not only in finland, but in the world in general. we have a crisis, but a permanent crisis, it is not that it has just started, the pulp and paper industry. is leaving finland, it is moving to south america. in addition, you know that this digital revolution has also begun, paper newspapers are disappearing and going digital. raw materials from russia accounted for 10% of what the finns imported, but against the background of the general dynamics , the refusal of russian timber has become sensitive, and the country has its own resources, forests account for 77% of the territory, it is not possible to replace raw materials with domestic supplies due to environmental obligations. here we need to take into account the environmental protection policy in finland: we preserve forests, we do not cut them down, we have developed relevant legislation, and this is very important for us, but previously there was timber from russia. agai

foreign diplomats staged a show at the site of the execution of victims of political repression, why the finns refuse to recognize the execution of red army soldiers from urochus sandarmok, report by ilya ushenina. hello, you are welcomed by the information ntv television company service. this is the program today and the hosts are aina nikolaeva and igor politayev. tammin defense reported today about the attack of ukrainian forces on russian units covering the state border in the kursk region. this happened in the area of ​​the settlements of nikolaeva dar'ina and oleshnya. according to the defense department , up to 300 militants participated in the attack, supported by eleven tanks and more than twenty armored vehicles. the cover troops, together with the border guards, opened return fire on the enemy. reserves have moved into the area of ​​the clash russian group. attack aircraft struck formations of the ukrainian armed forces and enemy equipment in the sumy region. according to the defense ministry, 16 armored vehicles, including six tanks, were destroyed. russian pilots destroyed a stron

. >>> kamala harris on the decision to pull out of afghanistan now coming back to haunt her, matt finn live with more on what she said in 2021 at which may impact her votes in 2024. >> one of the darkest days in modern american history, 13 service members killed during the botched you as withdraw from afghanistan. resurfaced interview vice president meg takes credit for the biden administration's disasters decision. >> president biden always said he wants you to be the last person in that room particularly for big decisions justice he was for president obama, he does made a big decision, afghanistan. were you the last person in the room? >> yes. >> and you feel comfortable? >> i do. >> trace: >> is that into be habit four-month before the bombing that killed 11 u.s. marines, is sailor and a soldier. roughly 170 afghan civilians. today the chairman of the house arms service committee released a statement reading that isis k. took advantage of the biden administration's chaotic withdrawal from a guinness tan, but wanted democratic congressman says biden and harris should be forgiven. >>

a little, i lived in murmansk, i understand perfectly well that... no, they are not launching, the finns are still afraid, and who then, i do not rule out that it is a ukrainian drone, because if they flew to tatarstan, then they can, look at the map, they can fly to murmansk, and, i already said yesterday that this is good news, surprises everyone, because yes, it flew, but it did not go anywhere, we tracked it, we met it and destroyed it. and we must, we must, from this to start, that we are coping with this threat, by the way, which flew to tatarstan, there was the same thing, and its appearance is strange, well, there is a version of experts that it is equipped with an additional tank, so in fact it may have flown from the side of ukraine, and i also want to note that we do not have the task of shooting down drones, only we will see it, here is a recent story, if you watch it to the end, yes, when drones were shot down ... all over estonia. i understand, you want to, of course, because you want to find another reason in fry these same scoundrels and i also want to. everyone wants to,

the finns wanted to create a great finland, including the muruman region, the karelian isthmus, and alle are the karelians, webs, finns, ingermalans. had advantages, privileges during the finnish occupation, the entire non -finno-ugric population, the slavic population, this means that the other population of neftnov actually ended up either in concentration camps, or in labor camps, or in places of forced detention. this decision will not return the former prisoners their childhood, will not resurrect their parents, brothers and sisters, will not restore lost health, but for them in any case it is a triumph. all because of corn in sochi , a vacationer blocked traffic and sprayed pepper gas in the crowd just to buy beach fast food. now the lady’s rest has been interrupted, a night in the isolation ward and unclear prospects for the next 15 days. congratulations on your wedding, no stranger could have done this, think about it, it could have been someone inside. and keshaga is dead. this is a long-standing unresolved issue. jehanem, can i see you? i don't understand who you are? eliza, i

war with you, yes, but for some reason you are fighting with us, evidence was found here that the finnsbuilt their line of defense, our military men were also shot here. according to official data , 1.11 people were shot in sandarbokh, but activists of the liquidated memorial, together with foreign diplomats, counted 7.00 from somewhere, apparently, that is why the burial place seems to be getting bigger every year, although additional excavations are not carried out, they are considered inappropriate. the sandarmokh tract raises more and more questions from official historians , here along with the old monuments, more and more often appear new signs, apparently, to create that very mass character, here, for example, is a rather curious situation, nikolai kulatov, it says that he was shot here in... svo participants, as it turned out, they also watched what was happening to the music that was thoughtfully turned on for them. ilya usheninin, maxim belikov, ntv television company, republic of karelia. that's it. that's not all, watch further. the world is not without good people, a passer

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the finns didn't like it. report by dmitry pishchukhin. hello, welcome to russia.ings, things for the first time, documents, photographs of her husband and children. she no longer intends to return to her native finland, where they threaten her for supporting russia and consider her almost crazy. i came to st. petersburg to ask for asylum from government of russia, for the second year now i have been persecuted because i visited russia many times and spoke with your journalists, this caused a lot of noise in our country. together with finnish friends. she came to russia several times, she supported the wounded soldiers of the northern military district, collected humanitarian aid, openly and sharply criticized the closure of borders and the ban on cooperation between our countries. the first of the finns who responded to this call and began to collect igum help and came to st. petersburg to help bake finnish pies and buns, and also collected strollers and walkers, and accordingly, then she was subjected to terrible repression. all accounts of the organization were

finn, good to see you. take us inside the room.a harris's speech tonight? >> reporter: to this democratic base, to the faithful of the party, that packed this convention center, it was one of -- the reaction was enthusiasm -- absolute enthusiasm. there was just every single delegate in this room was completely just focused on every single word she was saying. this was a big moment for vice president harris. she was really reintroducing herself to americans across america, voters across the country, really stepping out of the shadow of president joe biden, and really to not only showcase her bio, her biography, how she came to this moment, but also how she can contrast herself and how she does contrast herself with her opponent, former president donald trump. but i've been here for every single major speech all week, all leading up to this moment. and to many delegates here that i spoke to afterwards they told me that she nailed it. >> and fin, there were just 80 days or less until election day now. what happens next? what can we ex

i know that many finns are so inclined, that just like that, at the click of a button , there will beagainst nato, although they should be. society quietly swallowed finland's entry into nato. a society of pacifists, it seems. the same thing happened in sweden. therefore, what we must understand in this situation is that the peoples are not... first of all, they bear responsibility, that is, the european peoples bear responsibility for what they allowed, it was accepted to believe that the peoples are never responsible for anything, because as stalin said, the hitlers come and go, but the german people remain, of course they remain, but no one removes responsibility from the european peoples for what they have allowed, they must fight against the united states, expel them, because the united states is destroying their economy, depriving them of a future, and the united states is a beneficiary of the war of sanctions, another thing is that... the states have a destroyed digestive system, they have already decomposed themselves with their financial policy, so this is what they get in th

poland, go for a walk, fill up their cars at reasonable prices, stock up on quality products , the finnsgo to russia to fill up, firewood sales have shot up in switzerland, and panicking citizens of moldova are buying them up with such zeal that the state has created a new progressive body, the national agency for the sale of firewood, and this is no joke. in poland , two of the largest fertilizer plants, azoty and anvil, have shut down due to record gas prices , and in lithuania, the leading baltic fertilizer producer, achema. the boomerang in these cases hit the forehead. the losses of the sanctioners can be listed endlessly, almost all eu countries and the us are suffering from rising inflation, tariffs and prices, shortages of food and resources . the mass transition to a green economy is a lie. the wind europe organization reports daily on the share of energy for the european region that the wind brought over the past day. the figures range from 7 to 11%. for factories, these are tears. all those who a year ago broadcast about a civilized approach to the threat of global warming, in

we will keep you updated on that. >> trace: matt finn live in butler, thank you.attack on israel in response to the assassination in tehran of a top hamas commander which comes after a top hezbollah commander was killed in lebanon in retaliation for an attack that killed 12 children. let's bring in the start of netflix skin decision before and after board-certified plastic surgeon doctor sheila nazarian along with former member of israel special operations counterterrorist unit, aaron cohen. thank you for coming on. john kirby talked about the likelihood of an iranian response today. he said this... >> we don't want to see an escalation and everything we've been doing since the 7th of october, we've been trying to manage the risk. those risks go up and down every day. they are certainly up right now. they don't make the task of de-escalation, deterrence and assuage in, which is the goal, any less difficult. >> trace: everyone, top to bottom, it's always israel needs to de-escalate, it's always we have to warn israel to de-escalate. what about the rest, the hostage

matt finn is life in butler, pennsylvania with more on what mr.is looking to see moving forward. what can you tell us? >> arthel, accountability top of mind for nearly everyone the acting director of the secret service ron rowe says the shooting that happened to her and july 13 is their fault. he has strayed a special task force to investigate it. here on the ground i spoke with you as a congressman mike and kelly this is his district right here he is a part of a task force that's going to investigate the shooting here in butler he said he'll go to painstaking detail to investigate everything that went wrong and determine anyone who has to be accountable. here in western pennsylvania there is a survivor of the july 13 shooting he is a man in his 70s jim copenhaver. he took some haunting video which appears to show the shooter thomas crooks on the roof of the agr building trust in minutes before he opened fire on former president trump that is what is on your screen right now. now jim copenhaver thanks based on where he was it's possible the bullet

matt finn has the very latest from butler pennsylvania.in the press conference ofconference acting director of the secret service ron rowe set point blank the secret service is responsible local law enforcement here in pennsylvania is not to blame. been reporting there's been a lot of finger-pointing between the secret service and local law enforcement. the number one at secret service said this was our fault. regarding the critical radio transmission on the day of the shooting, roasted secret service sniper teams did not have communication with local teams. local law enforcement did communicate there is possibly a man on the roof with a gun. that message never made it to secret service. rowe was asked about the report senator josh hawley shared claimant grow himself previously cut funding for trump's team. rote did not give a clear answer on that they will respond to the claim in the future. the agr building for which thomas crooks they after testified she never came to the site after the shooting the agr building. his intense outcry and

matt finn is alive in california it with more.nt is saying not far from where i am standing in california. he is staying at the luxurious estate of don the donor at jok. happening right now there is a pro trump rally here. hundreds of pro- trump supporters. they say they are about to drive by the house where the president's state right now print this is a relatively quiet area. so a larger caravan is going be very noticeable if it drives by the house with the present is staying part will keep you updated on that. i talked to some of the trump supporters and they tell us why they are here today. click to support trump until biden and his wife and his sons, stay away. >> we do not want democrat policies brought into this valley. that is a ranchers and farmers and hard-working blue-collar people who have been so hurt by his policies. >> that president biden has not been seen out in the public pube arriving here in southern california early tuesday morning. the president, first lady and hunter biden and family jetted to california it

crossing the border, that is, he disappeared from the radar, the finnish, he was being followed, the finnsdisappeared from the radar, the polish began and they discovered a large oil slick on the water in the baltic sea, from which they concluded that the plane crashed, or he himself dropped a canister of gasoline, or most likely, since this was an assisted flight, that is, people helped him, they organized this oil slick on the water, let's listen to father rus himself, what did he say? he looks like a young mikhalkov, from i walk around moscow, so much charm, and what were his stated goals, what did he say in helsinki, in finland, when he flew in, what was his route from? sweden by a very modest route, moreover, according to the official version, he is a very inexperienced pilot, at that time he had only officially 50 hours of training flight time, there are a lot of completely incomprehensible details, i can understand why he was not shot down immediately, although he was seen immediately, because a few years before that in 1983 there was a grand... instructions in no case to shoot down

charlie: thank you matt finn.l is nancy pelosi, a lot of people say she is the de facto leader of the democrat party, remember biden reportedly furious at top democrats were in cahoots to take them out, now nancy pelosi says she never made a call. >> i said that he is furious at you, is he? >> he knows that i love him very much. >> understand you do not want to own this. but it's so well reported that you are the leader of a pressure campaign. >> i was not a leader of a party you let me say things that i did not do, i did not call one person, i did not call one person, i could always say to him i never called anybody. >> she sounds like she's explaining how the garbage did not get taken out into the dump. >> what did she say? >> she said she never called anybody, nancy pelosi has a reputation for being a master negotiator, master dealmaker and listen to what she said, she did not get to where she is because she said things by accident i never called anybody, she never said she didn't communicate, she didn't say an

matt finn, thank you very much.ic prisoner exchange the three wrongly detained americans back on u.s. soil. they do face the challenge of reintegrating back into regular life. right now they are currently undergoing medical and psychological evaluation at the brooke army medical center in san antonio, texas. that is her senior correspondent mike tobin is keeping tabs on how it is going. >> hey eric, three repatriated americans spent their first full night back on you uso the medical center to see behind me the head of the second full night brooke army medical center is where they stayed inside on the outskirts of san antonio the first touchdown in the u.s. the plane carrying them from turkey landed at joint base andrews just before midnight east coast time. there for lunch at kelly air force base in texas transferred to the medical center here after 3:00 a.m. they were liberated and that largest prisoner swap since the cold war former secretary mike pompeo on trumped up charges i am troubled by what will be the impa

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first matt finn live in butler pennsylvania. >> he's frozen. >> trace: okay.e will get him back up. let's bring in jason former house oversight committee chairman and fox news contributor. frank retired secret service special agent in charge supervise protective division for george w. bush and barack obama for a combined total of 9 years. thank you for coming up. if we can pull him up in a minute we have important information. 1 of the things that came out of this to you first is this video we saw and they put it up and asked the question about it. i want to put the video because this is the shooter on the roof. watch the ridge circle. the shooter is moving and this is 2 minutes and 50 seconds before he opens fire. he's changing positions moving on the roof, clearly armed and nobody from the secret service sign for 29th and 50 seconds. how do you explain that frank? >> thanks for having me on. the first thing is mission insurance review there was still in progress 20 days after the event, i have a hard time believing we have no answers to these questions. inte

matt finn, thank you very much, indeed.il i 11:50 eastern time. brent bozell is with me now. how does this look, a sitting president having to talk a the after midnight? how's that look? >> well, if you wanted him inside of prime time, you got him inside of prime time. this was done deliberately. look, stuart, people who are wiser than me have pointed out that they knew exactly what was going to happen when joe biden debated donald trump, which is why they scheduled it early. they knew he was going to mess it up because of his age, and they knew he would get pushed out. it's those same people who were scared to death of him speakerringing -- speaking on prime time television last night. because, unfortunately, you don't know what a he's going to say or how he's going to come across. so that's why they put him after prime time. they can use any excuse they want to. president of the united states. if the president wants to be inside of prime time, you put him inside of prime time. stuart: brent, your company says 84% of harri

matt finn has been following this story reporting live from los angeles. matt, long time coming but this is a big development today. >> law enforcement going on the record saying that perry died from ketamine he obtained illegally. perry battled addiction for the majority of his adult life. at the time of his death last year he was legally using ketamine but he also turned to the legal dealers including a woman who was known as the ketamine queen who ultimately sold perry ketamine that killed him. law enforcement here says that perry purchased at least 20 vials of ketamine totaling $55,000 from these five alleged drug dealers. the dea says perry was paying $2,000 for a vial of ketamine that would've cost a doctor 12 bucks. a text message were deferring to perry from one of these alleged drug dealers allegedly read i wonder how much this will pay. when one of these alleged drug dealers texted to another person when they learned that perry had died, they texted delete all of our messages. the u.s. attorney's office here in los angeles said at one point one o

matt finn is live in santa ynez, california, with more on that.t. >> reporter: jon, i'm standing not far away from where the president is vacationing right now here in beautiful southern california. the president has been staying at the lavish estate of donor if joe kiani. today there was also a pro-trump rally here that hundreds of people aend thed, and we talked to some of them about why they came to the anti-biden event. >> to support trump and tell biden and his wife and his son, stay away. >> and we don't want democrat policies brought into this sali that has ran ranchers and farmers and hard working blue collar people who have been so hurt by his foils. policies. >> reporter: the pro-trump caravan drove past the street where president biden is staying. they said their goal was to honk their horns so, hopefully, the president could hear them. the president has been laying low since arriving the southern california early tuesday morning. the president, first lady, hunter biden and family jetted here right after the dnc. now, the first lady has

dagen. >> dagen: matt finn, thank you so much.arsh spotlight on migrant crime as immigration is a top issue for voters. authorities arrested at least six illegal migrants accused of heinous and violent crimes just this week. one of them a peruvian gang leader want to for 23 murders also a haitian migrant who allegedly raped a pregnant woman. fox news polling showing 40% of voters think the situation at the southern border is an emergency. 43% say it's a major problem. in 2021, president biden assigned kamala harris to lead white house efforts to address migration challenges, g.o.p. lawmakers say she did the opposite. >> kamala harris has her fingerprints on all of the destruction we see and voted against title 42 when she was in the senate and has done nothing to quell the invasion of the southern border. >> dagen: peter doocy is at the white house with much more. hey, peter. >> the vice president is still in charge of the root causes of migration to the southern border. so she does on paper still have some skin in the game when a

what we've been learn since with matt finn in los angeles.: when the tragic news broke last year that matthew perry died here in southern california with ketamine in his system, all types of questions arose. and now law enforcement says perry's death can be blamed on a diabolical, criminal ring including two doctors who exploited perry, selling ketamine to the actor for outrageous prices. and it ended up killing him. >> matthew perry sought treatment for depression and anxiety and went to to a local clinic where he became addicted to intravenous ketamine. when clinic doctors refused to increase his dosage, he turned to unscrupulous doctors who saw perry as a way to make quick money. >> reporter: law enforcement says perry bought $55,000 worth of ketamine from the drug ring in just two months. the street leaguer -- dealers were charging perry $22,000 for a vial that cost $12 is. five suspects facing up to 120 toyears in prison if convicted. now, two of the defendants are doctors. one of them appeared in court thursday and pleaded not guilty. a

documents were ready, we were sent to england for training, well, they trained us, they trained the finns, well, to say, they didn’t train us that much, but here they take the guys seriously, a lot of attention is paid to tactical medicine, because unlike the kiev regime , they don’t prepare meat here for... with the help of the charter, i understand everything, but in this situation it’s a very delicate matter, it’s these fighters, those with whom i communicate, i look them in the eyes, i look into their souls, i i believe. the squad is returning from another grueling training session, behind them a forced march with full gear, so hot that it's time to sit somewhere in an office under the air conditioner, but physical exercise in such heat is by no means a whim of an insensitive commander, a necessity, the unit is preparing for another combat mission, there at the front, several dozen kilometers from here, before taking up a position, they will have to run from the forest belt to the trenches across open terrain, in order to maximally... we were simply pitted against each other, to conve

matt finn, thank you very much for that.ourse, pass that along. in the meantime here you might have heard about these astronauts who are stuck up on the starliner at the international space station. they were supposed to be there 8 days. in case you're counting, today is day 80. wonder what william shatner wonder what william shatner thinks of all of that? if he's next. penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan available through the colonial penn program. options start at $9.95 a month. no medi

were ready, we were sent to england for training, well, they trained us with us, they trained the finnswell, to say the least... they trained here, a serious approach to the guys, much attention is paid to tactical medicine, because unlike the kiev regime , they are not preparing meat for an assault here, but warriors, there is even time for hand-to-hand combat training, i move my pelvis, make a movement: hello elephant, well, it seems he has relaxed, and then i just fall down, is there a guarantee that these people will not go to ukraine at the first opportunity? someone else's soul is dark, of course. i agree, but i believe them, i understand that in the army the issue of faith is regulated by the actions of the charter, i understand everything, but in this situation this is a very delicate matter, it is these fighters, those with whom i communicate, i look them in the eyes, i look into their souls, i believe them, the detachment returns from another grueling training session, behind them a forced march with full gear, so hot... that it's time to sit somewhere in an office under the a

and the 3rd and 4th finn is really regrettable . he reached the thousandth of a second and i say that my luck was not with him, of course he was mastun and his tendon was in trouble before the olympics. let's not discuss it now . god willing, more specialized programs will deal with it. we know that you apparently became a member of the futsal committee and so on people are also bothering you. you see, the futsal committee called one day and said, "sir, come to mr.'s office." i want to give you a verdict. we went there to mr. taj's service and one or two verdicts were given to me as a member of the futsal committee about a month ago. then there was no news at all . nine meetings were held. then we saw that they are making new decisions for the women's national team and the committee there is no news about futsal. there is a committee called the technical committee that does not have any futsal people in it, and they are making decisions about women's futsal. futsal technical committee that does not have futsal technical people and h

the finns, who have just returned to the first league, have only three points so far, and are currently outsiders of the first league. i will add that the odds for ural to win were 2:27. torpedo spent a long time looking for the keys to the gates of kamaz, which had stalled at the start of the championship. moreover, at the beginning of the second half, the chilny team even took the lead, thanks to the efforts of artem abramov. the hosts' minimal advantage remained until injury time, but in the ninety-fifth minute, vladislav galkin, who came on as a substitute, picked up a rebound on the line of kamaz's penalty area and shot right into the bottom corner. 1:1. torpedo is only one point behind second-placed ural, but is only in fifth place. then, to other important topics , a press conference was held in moscow dedicated to the start of the goodwill cup, they rowed in kayaks and... seconds, but this is a decent result, considering that the guys had little time to prepare, moreover, they rowed on one side, which is a unique case for a tournament of this level, they had to resort to this op

-700 m from the khokhols, my wife what did she say, my wife is nervous, worried, loves, waits, the finns, british, american, canadian armored vehicles a day. they destroy here in this direction on kursk, it is clear that the guys here have already stored some things there, it is quite new, it is actually so small, compact, very fortified, look how everything is here, they stole it quickly, it is on the move, here we have a turret for firing, here is the command and control of the troops, communications, here is a fire extinguisher, in general, an ordinary armored vehicle, guys, nothing special in this nato there is absolutely no equipment, everything is in english, attention, uh, very loud sound, put on your earphones, take care of your soldiers, this is what nato equipment is like, 810th brigade, it won't stay, they will exchange it for ours. i see everywhere there and close to kursk and several more lines of defense, in principle, at the initial stage there was such a situation that the enemy had already advanced quite far by the time we arrived here, it took us a day to get our bearin

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matt finn. now to this how powerful is nancy pelosi? a lot of people say she's the de facto leader of the democrat party. remember, biden was reportedly furious that top democrats were in cahoots to take him out. now, pelosi says she never made a call and said that he's furious at you. is he? well, he knows that i love him very much. i understand that you don't want to own this, but it is so well reported that you were the leader of a pressure campaign. no, i wasn't a leader of any pressure party. well, let me say things that i didn't do. i didn't call one person. i did not call one person. i could always say to him, i never called anybody. she sounds like me explaining how the garbage did not get taken out right into the dump. okay, alicia, i mean, what what did she say? she said she never called anybody, right? nancy pelosi has a reputation for being a master negotiator, a master dealmaker. and listen to what she said because she didn't get to where she is because she says things by accident. i never called anybody. she didn't say she

matt finn live in pennsylvania. matt, thank you.oice warning his own party to curb your enthusiasm around kamala harris and the run for the white house. >> have a lot of momentum if you do look at the polling this is still a tight race. >> there is natural exuberance on the right side of the aisle right now because there was despair for some period of time about what november was going to look like. now people feel like there's a chance. it is absolutely trump's race to lose right now. >> steve: axios political reporter stef kight joins us right now. stef, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: axelrod went on to say right now trump is ahead and ahead in most battleground states. they are close. the states can be won by either. so what looked like joe biden was going to lose, those states now, it's a horse race. >> yeah. i mean, there is no question the mood swing has been dramatic, even from just a few weeks ago when axios and others were reporting that there were democratic lawmakers essentially resigned to a trump presid

neil: matt finn, thank you very much. and so the investigations ensue right now.ys leading the charge is mike kelly, the pennsylvania republican chairman of the bipartisan task force investigating this assassination attempt on donald trump. congressman, always good to have you. you know, the one thing that comes through lot and clear, congress -- loud and clear, congressman, and you were one of the first to cite it is the screw-up in communicating. it gets back to the first identifies of thomas matthew crooks looking very suspicious and acting very suspiciously more than an hour before the event. not only was it not relayed, what people were seeing at the event, to local law enforcement and then to the secret service, but right down to the very moment the shots were being fired. how does that happen? >> you know what, neil? it's a really good question x that's why we have this task for the that is set up. and i think the beginning of all of this, there's going to be 1313 members, 7 republicans, 6 democrats, but i think we all identify it as americans who are reall