charles lindbergh comes into the america first committee, which existed for only 15 months. 1940 1941 was disbanded after the bombing of pearl harbor. they were clearly on the wrong side of history there. but it is this idea that the united states should. well, in those days ago to fortress america. they were not passive us. they simply did not want to get untangled in another european war. they opposed foreign-ness. they were hostile to immigration. immigration restriction became very popular in the 1920s after the 1924 immigration act signed by calvin coolidge. they opposed security commitments, entangling alliances to bore that turn from washington and thomas jefferson. and, so the united states can be a self, can sustain itself without having to get tangled up in what was going on in much of the rest of the world. this was of course a difficult position to stay consistent with because, the united states was a burgeoning economic military power after the spanish american war of 1898. we finally get nine continuous territory there. philippines, cuba, et cetera. so the first america

cannot but say again the philosophies of the united states of america despite the approval by the first committeethe general assembly and in early november of the american draft resolution on testing destructive direct ascension anti-satellite missiles our relations this initiative has not undergone any changes , we consider the moratoriums announced by the white house in april on testing a dented type of anti-satellite weapons as a purely declarative step, as we have already emphasized earlier, some statements and a draft resolution of the general assembly are clearly not enough to prevent an arms race in space, especially for a country that has been since 2008, but hmm has experience in destroying space objects with means, but with anti-satellite weapons. the fact is that washington is so slyly silent, worth answering the question. whether they are ready to forever exclude the combat use of this type of weapon is a simple question. the texts of the resolution, by the way , do not say a word about this. no, there are no obligations regarding the development and production of such systems, the pr

so, absolutely the leading lights of this movement politically, especially the america first committee a pretty political price. that is mostly over by the 1960s. the rank and file, sort of will back into society. there's one question i was asked myself. i don't have to re-answered for a. it is what happens everybody else? we're talking 100,000 people who are involved in these things. >> the america first committee had 1 million. members >> of the caucus, the most popular rated host of all-time. 30 billion dollars a week. by some estimates. what happens those people? . >> you will know what before i do. and hopefully i'll be right there on your heels. bradley hart, really appreciate all that you did to help us tell this story. your work on the, as a historian, absolutely, totally, and valuable. again. what brought the hearts book is called, hitler's american friends. the third wreck supporters in the united states. sir, thank you. >> all right, more ahead here tonight, stay with us. tonight, stay with us. two hundred and fifty million dollars to charity. in fact, subaru is the largest

including internally that the fact that they do not always support the wording of the un in the first committeework for that and work to communicate in a common language, and not to take a position and then show it publicly that ukraine is -e votes for anti- israeli reservations, we are a country that survived chernobyl and which is now suffering from er encroachments of russia consistently er advocated for the nuclear-free status of the whole world, this does not apply to israel but again, it was precisely in this vote. i am sure that it was possible to find a concert in advance, and not wait until we vote, as ukraine has voted for the last 20 years, so that everything would be built for us later. they talked about it today and not only today, not only with you, look at the escalation of iran and saudi arabia, uh, yemen, too, not everything is not all good , but the attack, the answer to uh, is that hamas is starting to do something again in the gas sector, israel struck in the august sector, for the first time, you are shorter. it seems that there is some kind of general middle eastern aggrav

including, among other things, the fact that they do not always support the wording of the un in the first committeearding the recognition of russia as a terrorist country, you understand, and we need to communicate, diplomats work for that and work to communicate is in a common language and not to take a position and then show it publicly that ukraine is voting for the anti-israeli revolution, we are a country that survived chernobyl and which is now suffering from russian encroachments have consistently advocated for the nuclear-free status of everything to the world, this does not concern israel. but again, it is precisely in this vote that i am sure that it was possible to find a concert in advance and not wait for us to vote, as ukraine has voted for the last 20 years so that everything would be built for us later yevgeny look what is general, again, general political-philosophical questions, we talked about this today and not only today, not only with you, see iran escalation, and saudi arabia, eh, yemen, too, not all is not well, and the attack is the answer to eh, what is hamas again is star

there's an america first committee. what is, you know, drop pass. we are always on the precipice.rianism, as he put it. in fact, a month ago, here in a piece about how people are concerned about democracy and it is way down on the terms of the midterm stuff. we are taking a sigh of relief. the battle isn't over. but what it says is that that concern about the fragility of our institutions -- never were things like a free and fair election or the peaceful transfer of power quotient. now they are questioned, in the middle of a pandemic with all sorts of bullying and divisions. i would urge people to look at this. sometimes, i think and an opposite of a thing archer at the same time. you can actually appreciate this if you're married, if you have children, if you have good friends. you understand it is not absolute. a great progressive writer was asked by an acolyte what he liked thomas jefferson. clearly, because of his ownership of slaves. history is not melodrama. it is tragedy, which means to me, in melodrama, every villain is perfectly villainous. every hero is perfectly virtuou

many of the leading lights of this movement politically, specially america first committee, they payy steep political price. the rank and file, that's one question in society. i don't have an answer for this yet. what happens to everybody else? we're talking hundreds of thousands of people involved in these things. >> yeah. america first had a million members. >> and the most popular radio host of all time. 30 million listeners a week. >> yeah. well, you'll know it before i do and hopefully i'll be right there on your heels. bradley hart, i really appreciate all that you did to help us tell this story. your work on this as an historian is absolutely totally invaluable. the book is called "hitler's american friends: the third reich supporters in the united states". sir, thank you. more ahead tonight. stay with us. . ♪ ♪ that's our thing. ♪ ♪ hey guys, detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this:

charles lindbergh was the head of the american first committee.hat supported what supremacy. lindberg claimed that the roosevelt administration were more agitators. thousands of people packed this rally. they have packed it underneath american flags. >> yeah, it's a really disturbing -- it was charles lindbergh. there are many prominent americans who subscribe to this. it was a recent anti-war movement. it is an anti-jewish influence. it's all the old troops who heard today and have heard for centuries. it's a complete poppycock but it's there. in des moines iowa goes way too far. suddenly there is a big reaction. he, basically the america first begins to shrink. the japanese attack declare war on us. it goes all by the way. and yet during the war, we are still not fighting to save the jews, we are still not letting the jews in. we are going and fascism but it's not to say the people who are most dire need of being rescued. >> in the recent documentary, it really captures that well. one last lighter note if i can. and one of the world series, i do

investigation and i would imagine now that republicans are in control of the house, one of the first committeesrming will be to investigate this issue. >> trace: i wonder in these types of cases this anybody get their money back ever? does he have money to get back is there some way to claw any of this back from victims? >> he may or may not have assets in general in these types of cases the government tries to immediately seize assets. a lot of his assets were overseas. i think that's why you see lawyers suing these celebrities because in these types of cases when you've had a bankruptcy the lawyers make the determination that they have to seek any and all avenues to get money back for their client. i think the lawsuit against tom brady is a little grasping at straws, meaning they have to know tom brady, larry david had to have known that this was a fraudulent activity and if they are mainly advertising or acting like a surrogate, they didn't know. >> trace: that's like saying if tito's went bankrupt and tom brady did a commercial for tito's he somehow liable. >> are they found out later that

you know there's an america first committee, what does trump have? precipice, and we see all of this flirtation with authoritarianism as you put it. and, in fact, the new york times about a month ago when a piece about how people are concerned about democracy but its way down on the list of the midterm stuff. well the midterms are passed and we're sort of taking a sigh of relief. the battle isn't over. but what it said is that that concern about the fragility of our institutions [interpreter] we had three courses, the civil war, the depression and world war ii. but never where things like a free and fair election or the peaceful transfer of power, or the independents at the judiciary question. but now they're questioned in the middle of the pandemic and all sorts of bullying and division. and so i would urge people to look at this. when marcellus said, in my guesting, sometimes a thing and the opposite of a things are true at the same time. you can actually appreciate this if you are married, if you have children, if you have good friends. you unders

i am proud to say the intelligence committee was the first committee that drove this and help sound the alarm about this. and then we said we would go about this in an orderly fashion. i know one of my friend and fellow member of the commission john cornyn was supposed to be here and richard byrd we claim we are the last full functioning i partisan committee in the senate. -- bipartisan committee in the senate. we had 22 meetings where we would sit with industry sectors in a classified setting and described this challenge to them. the evolution of the response industry from -- 2017 until 2022 was remarkable. as we reemerged on this post-covid, we realize this is --there is general agreement from everyone in the sector including equity which was reluctantly on the front end. in many ways, that generated the activity that john corner and i said started with the chips bill. where, i will not go through all the statistics other than quick top lines, that we make about 38% of all semiconductors in the world in the 1990's we are down to about 12% now. we did not make any of the advanced cutti

there's an america first committee, what does trump have? there is lindberg who isn't out and out antisemite. he's finally banished, if you will, he says something in this speech and everybody says, that's too much. if you go back to the declaration, before the list of complaints and after the famous sentence that we know, jefferson talks about how human beings are disposed to suffer tyrannies well evils are sufferable, which seems to suggest that the new thing, that they're inventing a republic of democracy is gonna take a lot of hard work. and people don't generally want to do that work. and they do become susceptible to the authoritarians. and in the 1930s, it was not even clear whether we wouldn't go that way. there were many people urging fdr to take that. and he steadfastly refused to do that, and in some of the ways, the lack of what we would call a gutsy reaction to the immigration crisis, he couldn't do anything, he hamstrung by congress. he wasn't a furor, he wasn't a king, he wasn't a dictator. and somebody said to him, you know,

what we built with our ground game and georgia's first committee was very effective at the state levelant to have that same tool available to help some of our friends that maybe are serving in congress or perhaps other nominees or other folks in the future, and so we thought it was wise to do that. to capitalize off of really a great effort that we've put together and continue to build off that and keep our state in good hands and have people in washington, d.c. that are voting georgia values. >> could that be to help other people who are running for the republican nomination for president, potentially? >> that's not what the focus is. you know? you need to worry about next tuesday. that's what i'm worried about. staying focused on getting herschel over the goal line. >> next tuesday is obviously what everyone's eyes are on, but you did see the former president announce he will be running in 2024. would you support him for that? >> i did see that. >> would you support him in that run? >> i haven't seen who else is going to run. so i'm going to keep focused on getting herschel elected t

many of the leading lights of this movement politically, specially america first committee. file, that's one question in society. i don't have an answer for this yet. what happens to everybody else? we're talking hundreds of thousands of people involved in these things. >> yeah. america first had a million members. >> and the most popular radio host of all time. 30 million listeners a week. >> yeah. well, you'll know it before i do and hopefully i'll be right there on your heels. bradley hart, i really appreciate all that you did to help us tell this story. your work on this as an historian, the book is called hitler's american friends. the third reich supporters in the united states. sir, thank you. more ahead tonight. stay with us. mo ahead tonight stay with us cer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiov

at the same time, the un general assembly's first committee has voted for israel to dispose of its nuclear purview of the international atomic energy agency. speaking of the international atomic energy agency, they say that iran now has enough enriched uranium to build weapons grade bomb. iran has been increasing the enrichment of uranium following president trump's withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal. it was working on preventing iran from obtaining nuclear weapon. there is a lot to digest there. this is all connected. in a moment, i will speak to somebody unique qualified to discuss the topic and the risk of nuclear annihilation. this is america's former energy secretary, he is one of the architects of the iran nuclear deal. al chase freedom unlimited. i earn 5% on our cabin. hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. technically when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but there are ways you can repair it. i'm excited about pronamel repair because it penetrates deep into t

when the second world war comes about, you see a group called the america first committee. some were isolationists, but they use washington's farewell as a real avatar to be against the united states getting involved in the second world war. this hits an absurd assistance when they host a rally at madison square garden in new york city that functions as an american nazi party rally. there is a giant, giant poster, flag, billboard of george washington in the background. the keynote address to a settlement misappropriating the text of the farewell address. this is paid for by a foreign government. it shows we need to be careful about misappropriations and washington warning about foreign influence in our policy that's one of the reasons to stay out of it. now you have a foreign government misappropriation of farewell address to argue against getting involved in a foreign war. so that by the way it backfires badly on them. but the legacy of the farewell address, really starts to fall away for a time as a result of that association. and the incorrect belief that it is an isolat

the first secretary of the central committee of the party of belarus, panteleymon ponomarenko, who wasinvited to the meeting, was categorically against such approaches, he insisted on the need to restore the capital in its original place. he also convinced the republic to revive minsk in the shortest possible time. in confirmation of the calculations and arguments of belarusian specialists in august 1944, at one of the first meetings of the bureau of the central committee of the communist party of belarus. a decision was made to preserve the capital in its original place and restore minsk at the same memorial bureau, and the plan for restoring the city was already considered, a sketch of the idea of ​​​​planning minsk competitions, and they were all-union e, took on the character, architects from leningrad moscow 404 the year it was already approved, it was prepared by leading soviet architects who were invited to the republic the central committee of the communist party of belarus turned to moscow specialists with a request to help restore the republic in particular. your projects wer

when the second world war comes about, you see a group that was called the america first committee. some of them were antisemitic, some of them were isolationist's. but they used washington's farewell address as a real avatar to work against the united states getting involved in the second world war. this hits an absurd extent when they german bund hold a rally at madison square garden. this functions as an american at nazi party rally. there is a giant poster, flag, billboard of george washington in the background. the keynote address is all someone misappropriating the text of the farewell address. this is paid for by a foreign government. so it shows how you need to be careful of the misappropriation of documents. washington is warning against foreign influence in our politics. that is one of the reasons to stay out of this. here you have a foreign government, the nazis, misappropriating the farewell address to argue against getting involved in a foreign war. so by the way, that backfires a badly on them. but the legacy of the farewell address really starts to fall away for a tim

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joining "focus" now republican congressman andy biggs of arizona a member of the house judiciary committee. first we begin with griff jenkins in washington. >> good morning. incoming oversight committee chairman james comer says he is making this a priority because the american people care about whether or not their leaders are compromised and he believes they have evidence pointing directly to the president. >> what we proved today was joe biden lied to the american people when he said he had no knowledge of hunter biden's shady business dealings. that is a complete -- complete lie and denied having any financial benefit. >> they detailed they uncovered evidence of alleged crimes by the president's family that were violations of the farah & wire throughout that he said is a threat to national security. >> to be clear, joe biden is the big guy. this evidence raises troubling questions about whether president biden is a national security risk. >> the committee also sent letters to f.b.i. director chris wray and treasury secretary janet yellen and several business associates of hunter biden request

night, gary peters was all ready the most successful chair of the democratic senate campaign committee enough first midterm election of a democratic president in the history of the democratic senate campaign committee. now, he's even more successful by having delivered democratic control of the senate to the democrats once again. that tweet -- on saturday night, after the democrats reached the magic number of 50 in the senate was the white house chief of staff's highly experienced assessment of who gets credit for the democrats holding the senate. senator schumer and senator gary peters. that's the tweet. when chuck schumer talked very peters into becoming the chair of the democratic senate campaign committee, the covid-19 pandemic was still raging through the united states. people weren't yet vaccinated. and travel was still very risky in a job where senator peters was going to have to travel to dozens of states and support the democratic candidates running for senate. in a private, off record chat with sandra peters after he became the chair of the democratic senate campaign committee, i began by

is appropriate to say that's how oleksiy kucherenko , people's deputy of ukraine, first deputy chairman of the committeen energy and of housing and communal services in the verkhovna rada, mr. oleksiy, thank you for waiting, you understand that operational inclusion is important, i am proud that you are my neighbor in the verkhovna rada, we are literally next to each other this is a real man this is the kind of man i am proud of the verkhovna rada has such people's deputies. like you, oleksiy, like roman pastenko. so, let's go back to the analysis of the situation with a way out of a possible blackout. yes, the day was shot on the spot. yes, that's what i thought about. i watched all the films about the fascists about the occupation. the main thing was some coercion, you understand , the fascists in the occupied territories always shoot on the spot if they appeared there after the curfew , they are no different from each other, you understand, of all times and all peoples, the fascists in the 39th year were the best allies and we know how it ended for poland, now the current russian hettler does not hav

the committee is really meant to do two things. it's meant to protect the first family from having to make tough decisions or decisions that would be like currying favor, right? there's a political role that the committee needs to play to protect the first family from both the slings and the arrows, as well as political gain. then there is just, if we have expertise, right? i love the fact that we've had some folks on the committee like wendy cooper and richard islander who have deep, deep experience in neoclassical material culture. then we might advise on price, we might advise on condition, we might advise on oh, i think there's one of those at the met. generally lady and her team already know that, and they've already gone up and down it. but it is a wonderful collaboration, it's been a great joy. >> i would simply put, as summary, that it does begin principally with the curators on what is needed wanted. whether something they've identified are the first family has identified. then it goes to the committee for the preservation of the white house for their ad

the first secretary of the central committee literally burst into the reception room , cursing on theove. panteleimon ponomarenko, he glanced at the frightened and understanding employees. and you march there to change clothes, and so that i do n’t see this junk supported on anyone else. nadezhda grekova, chairman of the supreme council of the bssr, described the memorial bureau of the central committee as the reason turned out to be banal. the employees decided to try on clothes from the next batch of humanitarian aid, and found the first international organization created in washington through the junra of the united nations relief and restoration administration. november 9, 1943. 44 states became its founders. in august 1945, belarus had an agreement on cooperation with this organization. and after that, supplies of raw materials for food began here. by agreement with the republic and it was sent over 100,000 tons of cargo, which was supplied by this organization of the republic . but not only food , equipment, medicines, but also clothing came through the yunra line. no matter how

we are moving on to other topics about the incident in poland, we will talk with the first deputy head of the committee federation council on international affairs, vladimir dzhabarov, vladimir mikhailovich , hello. how would you comment on the initial accusation? can we say that the peak of tension has already been passed? well, first of all, i think that this is a complete embarrassment for both poles and ukrainians in the first place. i think that the peak of tension has really passed, because even nato countries, including the united states of america, have recognized that this is a missile that fell on the territory of poland was not launched from the territory of the russian federation and this simply could not be, but we know the moment of ukrainian air defense for more than a year. i still remember in the early nineties, when by mistake not far from the ukrainian exercises, a civil aircraft was shot down, one of the russian airlines that flew from israel to russia, many people died, but it would have been e, as if they laughed, they missed. this is understandable, but by chance another they are

the characters and and that office plays and then for the committee is really i think meant to do two things right it's meant to protect the first family from having to make tough decisions that or decisions that would like like currying favor, right? so there's a political role that the committee needs to play to protect the first family from both the slings and the arrows as well as you know political gain, and then there's just if we have expertise right? so i love the fact that we've you know had some folks on the committee like wendy cooper and richard neil andrew have such deep deep experience in neoclassical material culture. and so then we we might advise on price we might advise on condition we might advise on. oh, i think there's one of those at the met you know, and generally lydia and our team already know that they've already gone up and looked at it, but it's a wonderful i think collaborative. it's been a great joy. yeah, i would say simply put in summary that it does begin principally with the curators and what is needed and wanted whether it's something they've identified or first family first lady as identified

the operetta written by him sings a lark at the premiere of the performance , the first secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus was present. pyotr masherov, who immediately signed the order on the creation of the minsk beret with the composer's song, lyrics. i dreamed about you in the spring that they became songwriters at the entire union competition of artists and countries a few years later, verasy won the same competition and again with the song of yuri semenyak. before sycamore with viburnum is still popular, belarusian women do not breed saddlery. i love you belaya rus and hundreds of other songs. rudny artist on november 27 will celebrate the birthday of the painter, graphic artist of monumental decorative art, honored worker of arts of the bssr zoelitvinova. the first personal exhibition took place in polotsk when zoya vasilievna was 50 years old. now she is one of the most sought-after artists. belarus is a participant in numerous exhibitions not only in our country, but because of its borders, litvinova’s canvases are stored in the national art museum of the republic

first time , 350,000 rubles will be allocated to start your own business. when distributing funds, they were taken into account. the opposition's amendments are part of our proposals adopted by the budget committeefirst of all, this is the support of universities there 2.5 billion rubles. support for youth entrepreneurship. it is very important that young people see their development potential in russia, first of all, the amendment is of a social nature. and in general, it must be said that all social obligations, despite the difficult economic situation. they will all be fulfilled, despite the deficit in social spending, growing by more than a trillion. the money will be directed to the development of new regions. this is a tight budget , it does not reduce, but increases social assistance from the state to citizens, for example, families with children introduce a single universal allowance for families with children, the budget was approved in the second reading, the third reading is scheduled for november 24 aleksey petrov ekaterina galkina mikhaillin. i'm like in court on dinosaur. france germany as it became known, it plans to hold a new summit at the beginning of next year, the previous on

the first secretary of the central committee, panteleimon ponomarenko, was the last to swear on the movehe reception room, he glanced at the frightened and uncomprehending employees. and you march there to change clothes, and so that i do n’t see this junk supported on anyone else. so described, then the chairman of the central committee memorial bureau the supreme council of the bssr nadezhda grekova, the reason turned out to be banal, the employees decided to try on clothes from the next batch of humanitarian aid, but found the first international organization created in washington on november 9, 1943 through the junra of the united nations relief and restoration administration. 44 states became its founders. in august, belarus had an agreement on cooperation with this organization. and after that, deliveries began here under an agreement with the republic, and more than 100,000 tons of cargo is food. but not only food , equipment, medicines, but also clothing came through the yunra line. no matter how angry panteleimon kondratievich people are. there are people who all wanted to buy s

the last to swear on the go, the first secretary of the central committee, panteleimon ponomarenko, literallyurst into the reception room, he looked around at the frightened and understanding employees. and you march there to change clothes, and so that i do n’t see this second-hand junk on anyone else. this is how the chairman of the supreme soviet of the bssr nadezhda grekov described that the memorial bureau of the central committee decided try on clothes from the next batch of humanitarian aid. she found the first international organization through the united nations in washington on november 9 , 1943. its founders and in 1945 in august belarus was accepted as a member. yura, i signed a cooperation agreement with this organization in december. and after that, the deliveries of raw materials for food and equipment for industrial enterprises began here under an agreement with the republic, and more than 100,000 were sent to it. t loads. what did this organization deliver? the republic is food, clothing, footwear , medicines, agricultural implements, tractors, industrial equipment, that is,

mike lawler beat dccc sean patrick maloney, the chairman, becoming the first to oust a sitting house campaign committee chair since 1992. on long island, george san toast defeating democrat robert zimmerman by nearly 10 points in a long island district joe biden won by double digits. and in the next district over, retired new york city police department detective anthony d'espisito winning a house seat held by democrats for roughly two decades. here now on their very exciting week those three new york congressman elect. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: all right. so, mike, you know, we have been talking about where's the red wave. there walls a red wave on long island. >> absolutely. and across new york state. you know, we are going to send # 1 members from the new york to congress and that will ultimately deliver the house majority for republicans. and, you know, being in the hudson valley, rockland county, west chester, putnam, duchess we defeated the chair of the dccc first time in 42 years. and, you know, today hillary clinton, bill clinton and george soros wa

committee. we've made pretty good progress. firstis now a centralized work on the creation of a unified information system of the investigative committee, which has been carried out for several years, but there was some chaos in this work. now, when a specific department is engaged in a specific leader, the work has begun to move much faster and with better quality. and here, probably the future is not only. committee - this is the transition to a figure in relation to the investigative committee. this transition to digital criminal proceedings is what we should come to in the future and without what we're not going anywhere, the next direction. this is a criminal investigation. or rather, organization. methodological support for the investigation of criminal cases, so to speak, digital criminal cases. here. we work very closely with colleagues from the ministry of the interior. e with profile. today there is. well, i probably won’t reveal everything, but there are unique criminal cases in which we only had digital traces, there was

re holding a meeting of the central committee, a plenum of the central committee, at which your own position was taken as the firstcommittee. parties, and therefore, from this point of view, it is the worst. i think that they need some kind of release so that someone will commit a public , so to speak, destruction by announcing to putin this black label. yes, such a person may not have an enviable fate, but they will pick it up mark ayak, this schedule includes the story of the war criminal prigozhin and the corresponding sledgehammer of his time, remember the late general cherkasov told how they promoted russia like a horse hah well and now we see that russia has now been smeared on prigozhin's wagnerian sledgehammer, no , it is absolutely certain that it is assigned there sledgehammers with mops that's how it's shouted - it's their main symbol for him and he can take revenge on the steppes as a friend of kadyrov's nikitor culture, that is, there 's a quick reaction, maybe because he's a chechen, which means he'll be eh that the general will shoot, well, you understand somehow, and it’s like how the criminal come

this is the case of the investigative committee. the first days of the months and in poland everyone recognized, of course, there was the strongest fogs, it was impossible to land in such conditions. i personally have something from the negotiations of the pilot and the person who is there because of the security, or something, the president of the dead who entered the cockpit, but i personally read the transcript when uh hmm and the person who entered the cockpit forgot his last name, there are last names requires delivery pilots can not. you can’t sit down, on which a person who entered the cabin from the president's entourage says, i can't report this to the boss. come on, do what you want, sit down. well, listen, nevertheless, it's clear, well, why speculate, a terrible tragedy. uh, we did our best to investigate this. well, you don't have to use it. this is for such and such, forcing in interstate relations. yes, they are m-th message that she is an airborne plane, a blitz and, of course, we are small for the fact that, well, maybe not p

first passengers. the investigative committee is investigating the causes of a strong fire in moscow on the square of three stations, i will remind him the day before. there caught fire, storage rooms the fire spread quickly 2 1/2 thousand square meters. it was possible to put out the fire only by midnight, while according to official information, five people died of the version that occurred at mikhail fedotov. at the site of the fire that broke out on the eve of the square of three stations , employees of the capital 's emergency services continue to work. rescuers disassemble the rubble inside the building, charred fragments of the roofing of the walls and office furniture, and the investigators find out the cause of the emergency . the priority version is the improper storage of goods at the flower base, namely the flowers themselves and paper packaging. faulty wiring could be enough to ignite a warehouse at moscow leningradskaya station. in moscow , a criminal case was initiated by the investigators that on the afternoon of november 20, 2022, as a result of proper storage of goods, violation of fire s

were entrusted to him, for example, the case of the death in an accident of the first secretary of the central committee of the communist party, in fact, the head of belarus, pyotr masherov, or the murder of an officer at zhdanovskaya station by police officers kgb afanasyev made a film based on this story drunken policemen hunted for the so -called crucians well-dressed passers-by who were robbed saw afanasyev who was bringing home a scarce ration beat the officer when realized that he was killed from the kgb and hid the body. i understood, so i do, i worked. and the results this case was solved by a purely investigative way, then there was no video surveillance of billing calls over cellular communications, but even that was not the difficulty, when it came to the leadership of the ussr ministry of internal affairs, uh, they took a number of steps in order to hide this crime, so that it would not receive such a wide resonance, it even went so far that, as far as we knew, at that time, it was, an attempt was organized on vladimir ivanovich during the investigation, numerous violations in the system of

that's that many members of the january 6th select committee told us after cassidy hutchinson's testimony that tony was not truthful with them the firste they talked to him. so this had is an opportunity for him to clear up any inaccuracies that may have happened and keep in mind, he's testifying in front of a congressional committee. it's against the law to lie to a congressional committee. so he will essentially be under oath as this deposition takes place today. >> we also know the clock is ticking. when you look at the overall narrative, the story this committee wants to tell in the final report due the at the end of the year, why would it be important for them to know exactly what happened inside that motorcade? >> well, i think if you put together what cassidy hutchinson told us ask what we also saw in some of the other testimony, it seemed to connect that president trump was planning a second rally at the supreme court steps, which is right across the street from the capitol. that would put him more clsely aligned to the physical attack. all we know is he gave a fire are you speech, but there's some suggestion that he also plan

going further, contact us yaroslav zheleznyak, people's deputy of ukraine first deputy chairman of the verkhovna rada committeence, tax and customs policy, mr. yaroslav, congratulations, glory to ukraine, i want to thank you right away for the work you do spend not only in the walls of the ukrainian parliament , because it is from you that we very often find out what exactly people's deputies are doing there now, that is the deprivation of the opportunity to watch broadcasts even in the recording. we spoke with alisa yurchenko , the editor and journalist of the bigus info project, and they did their investigation. in the process of publication, and here, in addition to ukrnafta, we also have ukrtatnafta motor sich autokras zaporizhzhya-transformer and so on, the consequences now for our internal economic processes as a result of this, so to speak, nationalization alienation, well, look, the problem here is that you are not a problem even in ukrnafta, where in ukrnafta god speaks honestly with him. ukrnafta is generally a state-owned company. there we uh nationalized it for me, it’s just not on the territory of