the banderaites destroy the orthodox church, and already the uoc lies under them, god forgive me, the fsudestroy it, on the contrary, they should pull it over themselves , no, you need to understand one thing, there is no rational thinking, there is absolutely devilish hatred , hatred of orthodoxy for russia, fierce hatred, demonic hatred, absolute, even western peoples have no idea about this, the core of their elite is a monster, not scholze wet. .. these are the jesters, those who really rule, the real ghouls, there is not a drop of pity in them, they know no mercy, they have been accumulating this anger for millennia, this anger is fed to them by their main master, the one whose coming into the world they are preparing, the one who was the first to rebel, the first zmogar, the devil, and if we say, the damage will be unacceptable, sit down with a calculator and count, and don’t poke your nose in, then they won’t hear, because i know... only my hatred, only my superiority, in a rage in their own way, they are ready for anything. and we must be ready. that, what we see today are flowers

so he surpasses jameis winston and now tied for second on fsu touchdown all-time leader list.finals. ben shelton delivering two 149-mile-per-hour serves, fastest of the tournament in his win over tommy paul. and he will face francis tiafoe who advances. taylor fritz advanced too. and 19-year-old coco gauff facing wozniacki, former world number one who retired in 2020, had two children, but rolling in her first major back. wozniacki forcing this one to lee set, but coco got her groove back and became the first teen since serena to make back to back u.s. open quarter finals. and her dad was pumped. watch this. >> my dad isn't in the box anymore because he gets too nervous. so he is some are in one of the suites and he has been apparently doing laps around the stadium i heard during the matches. so i don't know if he can hear me right now, but i felt his energy, his good energy even though i can't really see him. >> love that. defending mls cup champs l.a. galaxyi and inter miami. and dicaprio watching with his popsicle. and messi magic was stopped by the l.a. keeper. messi did n

fsu is looking real, real good. they're not alone, though, in tallahassee. >> so do i. so did i. >> tallahassee heroes right here . >> yeah. >> so i might root for them. sorry. well, the college team getting all the buzz after one game is the colorado buffaloes. >> danny, you know, it was my last market. i have a big soft spot for boulder and dion and them came out to play against tcu. i could not believe just how much juice they had right off the bat. >> speaking of florida state, that's where their coach prime made his name. now coach prime's son making his name here, too. 510 yards. he threw for the most ever by a colorado quarterback. it's only week one and the buffs took down the horned frogs, 45 to 42. what an upset. and now to tennis and the us open right here. right here. american coco gauff is one of eight women still standing in new york on sunday. >> the 19 year old beat two time open finalist caroline wozniacki in three sets on the men's side and american rocketed his way into the us open quarters. >> yes, 20 year old ben shelton blasted to serves at 149 mil

air defense and electronic warfare systems intercepted three more kharma missiles and shot down seven fsunes. the authorities in the donetsk people's republic organized a meeting of prisoners of the ukrainian armed forces with their relatives. they saw the conditions of detention of former ukrainian soldiers. many fighters refuse the exchange and want to stay in russia. and what they say about serving in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, vitali starushchenko heard everything. before his service, vladislav telius was an ordinary worker in a supermarket, he didn’t have enough money, so he decided to profit from the war. considered russia aggressor, but all the charms of ukrainian propaganda quickly dissipated. i saw with my own eyes the state of the army, its so-called characters, and how they hit peaceful neighborhoods, i subsequently deserted, i did not want to fight, and went to the territory of the donetsk people's republic, junior sergeant denis dyachuk served as a dog inspector in kherson region, is not going to return to ukraine, because, as he himself admits, in russian capt

thank the murphys too for sponsoring this morning and welcome coach melinda durham friends, coach and fsu and at georgia and zimbalist who's on the board at aging with dignity and his wife, terri look i know that the reason i'm here to speak is because of my longtime friendship and working relationship with modern day saint george bush. i'm just it's it's just the same if you're listening now, this this book came about because of the kindness of god that i had the opportunity to meet mother teresa. and so i'm trying to repay debt. i was invited by cardinal dolan of new york city to come to a gathering of his media people, to do his radio show and his television. he sees from afar. and he goes to, how long are you going to milk this mother teresa thing? and i so i want to make clear that mary and i, we are indebted to mother and we are devoting the royalties to the missionaries of charity and to other charities with her life's work. so we're not a penny of that. mary is not here with me today because. she didn't like that decision. i'm kidding. just. yeah, she's great. you'll read her in t

now to college football florida state fess facing off against fsu.g the tigers in the second half. >> travis on the move and he will wide open. fell. impact play as a receiver and florida state may have just stuck a dagger in lsu. >> florida state winning 45-24. meanwhile oregon state winning first road opener since 1999. take down florida state. pac schools record perfect 13-0 record. too bag the pac-12 is requesting to be around one more season. basically dissolved the league. hopefully they are enjoying. the pac-12 is going away. not a thing in two more years. >> griff: rebels hottie tottie beating mercer 73-10. that's like 10 touchdowns and a field goal. i think ole miss is going to be hot this year. going to throw that out there as a proud alumni. >> nicole: hottie tottie. i'm going to move on from college football because i don't have touched a to this conversation but i don't know if you guys caught recently on the joe rogan saturday podcast he had bill maher on and they had a really interesting conversation about gender affirming care. take a

suffer from the actions of the ukrainian armed forces know it , i am a fake, and i did not suffer at the fsut. russian military personnel, volunteers, with their lives , took children out of the combat zone at the request of their parents, saving them from artillery strikes, all of them at the first opportunities were reunited with their families after a vacation, which cannot be said about those ukrainian refugees who went to europe, ukrainian children were forcibly taken away from their parents, europeans tried to adopt them , it was russia that volunteered to help the ukrainians, after an eye in april of this year, russian representatives to the un facts of removal of children, ukrainian refugees from a group, placement in foster families, institutions, situations in a number of cases have been corrected, according to the deputy permanent representative of russia to the un, dmitry polyansky, we have received about fifty requests from ukrainians for assistance in the return of children, and public organizations, lawyers, activists, and simply caring people respond to them. the commission’s

certainly the fsu is going to be, i hope, very engaged in holding the feet to the fire.u know, i'm willing to take an optimistic punt that michael grade is fairly sensible guy at the top of ofcom. the question is at the sort of middle echelons is there going to be that same level of common sense? and we'll have to wait and see. >> experience will tell me otherwise. but let's let's wait and see because they are going to setting the guidelines to be setting the guidelines and how to police how they're going to police those aren't they? those guidelines aren't they? essentially one which essentially one of which could be online be age verification for online aduu be age verification for online adult content ? yeah. what does adult content? yeah. what does aduu adult content? yeah. what does adult content? yeah. what does adult content mean? >> well, they've they've introduced a new provisions and a special regime for content. i mean , i'm well, sorry. there are mean, i'm well, sorry. there are two things. i mean, there's so there needs to be verification to see. okay, is it

it took 15 months and fsu acas . to once to months and fsu acas. to once to solicitors.he tribunal service, one employer judge who did a case employerjudge who did a case management hearing and you think i just did a couple of tweets where i sort of said, you know, this guy is wearing starball. he's not a real woman. >> and i think 18 months for this is incredible. and, you know, like you say, free speech union is an amazing job with sticking up for these people. but you shouldn't but like you imply it shouldn't be necessary, it? we be necessary, should it? we should to have should be able to have conversations. should be able to have converwhatls. should be able to have converwhat a civilised free that's what a civilised free society about. society is all about. >> i mean, was lucky. i mean, >> i mean, i was lucky. i mean, i lucky to be able to in a i was lucky to be able to in a sense, despite the fact it was a very difficult and it was a very stressful process. lots of women and men, know , they and some men, you know, they can't the risk because the can't take the ri

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fsu, the night before, routs lsu. never saw that coming. alabama, alabama rolls over middle tennessee state. i'm telling you, i thought middle tennessee state would win by two or three touchdowns. >> doing good things in murphysboro but not enough in tuscaloosa. college football turned upside down this year, mika. >> we'll get to all that, as well. >>> meanwhile, half of congress returns to capitol hill today with a long to-do list, including a new federal budget, but demands from far-right members of the house could complicate getting a deal done by the end of the month. >> what a shock. >> we'll follow that. >>> plus, vladimir putin is turning to another dictator for more weaponry for his war in ukraine. >> can you imagine? >> no. >> willie, russia's fake seeking so low, he's got to go to north korea, like, to save his military. unbelievable. >> this is a real tell of where things are, if you have to go to north korea, of all places. kim jong-un making a trip, reportedly, which he doesn't do often, to visit vladimir putin. i don't know, g

everything somehow didn’t go according to the plan developed at nato headquarters and the pentagon, now the fsus telling the british that they are preparing for a long war from russia, and a couple of days ago, the west , along with officials in kiev, in a bunison about the turning point and the breakthrough of the russian defense line, they say , a little more, a little more, we will be on the shores of the sea of ​​​​azov and we will recapture bakhmud, real the situation under our artyomovsky for the armed forces of ukraine on your screens, burnt military equipment everywhere, the rotting bodies of ukrainian militants is key, there are no signs of their triumph at all, and another sad news from newk, according to expert estimates. the russian army will deal with the abrams tanks transferred to the ssu the day before, in exactly the same way as with the leopard va tanks from germany and challenger 2 from britain. the ukrainian military enters the battle in the east of the country, near bakhmut, after dark. for ukrainians this is very a difficult but important and potentially dangerous task, we

armed forces pilots in the united states, as deputy pentagon secretary sabrina zinck explained, several fsudy started learning english. as part of retraining on the f-16 in texas, but if this sunday the white house and congress if they don’t agree, then most of the specialists who train ukrainian pilots will be forced to resign. this is on the one hand, on the other - the national interests of the united states, they lie in the destruction of russia, no one hides this. one of the candidates for participation in the presidential race for senators of south carolina, with the last name scott, clearly defined the benefits of the ukrainian conflict for washington. firstly, 90% of the money allocated to ukraine from the american treasury is loans, that is , the amount will be borrowed back. what already beneficial to the united states, and of course there is no talk of any altruism; secondly, this is a fundamental reason: the ukrainian conflict contributes to the security of the united states and nato. as scott said, by helping kiev, washington reduces or even eliminates the possibility of a russ

the russian ministry of defense has just published footage of the destruction of the fsu weapons and the americans fighting for the kiev regime. they began to be treated in germany, in the main european army hospital. and the usamc , which is located not far from the ramstein base, flights of western medical helicopters and planes from the polish rzeszew constantly flew before, but only now the american media directly write that they are treating mercenaries in us army hospitals. the new york times writes that as part of the first batch , 14 mercenaries were sent to the american hospital alone. and this attention is already on the screen. colombian soldiers of luck complain that they signed a contract with the armed forces, but they are not paid any money. against the backdrop of such stories, colossal losses among mercenaries, the number of foreigners and those willing to lay down their lives in ukraine is becoming smaller. as the russian ministry of defense has already reported, since the beginning of the conflict , 11,675 soldiers of fortune out of 84 have arrived in ukraine count

fsu football or whatever. i do not want to be locked in for two years. another troubling matter emerging in the subscription tv market was of course the surge surgeonprices to consumers. i wonder if this could be a regulation rather than under regulation. i've seen more disputes more blackouts, impasses excuse me. i think it's clear that cable regulated status has a long history which and testified when the mandatory channels of the 1992 cable act came out. i note president bush 41 vetoed that legislation was unfortunately overridden by congress. then sandra biden was one of the overriding votes on that vote. many different opinions on how to work through the problem the modern video plays someone to level the playing field some people want to deregulate the playing field i want to ask a couple questions if i may. i think it's fair to think of technology neutral that's deregulated neutrally. we had a very simple product. we provide just video. consumers can move in and out we offer trials. we offer different packaging of different groups of people across

to know i have the right to instantly pivot to another provider that picks up whatever shall i like fsutball, whatever. i do want to be locked in for two years on something. another troubling matter emerging as the succession to the market is of course the surge in prices to consumers. i wonder, i wonder if this can be owed to overregulation of marketplace rather than under regulation. i've seen more disputes, or blackouts, more all these impasses, i'm sorry, these days. i think it's clear that the cables regulated status has a long history which intensified when the federal cable rate rules and mandatory channels, in 1992 cable act came out. i note that president bush 41 actually vetoed that legislation and was unfortunately overridden by congress. then senator biden was actually one of those override votes on that vote. so ion hear many different opinions on howou to work throuh this problem modern video plays. some people want to level the playing field by increasing regulation, some people want to deregulate and thereby level the playing field so i would just ask a couple questions

they daily carry out missile strikes on the fortifications of the fsu militants.s are already waiting for them there, inspecting the cars and preparing them for new ones. bygone summer. western countries still reject. russia's proposal for a joint investigation into the explosion of the northern streams, this was announced by the russian ambassador to germany sergei nechaev. the diplomat recalled that exactly a year had passed since the terrorist attack in the baltic sea, and the explosion caused significant environmental damage. investors suffered enormous losses, and traditional mutually beneficial energy ties between russia and germany were severed. however, in response to official requests demanding an investigation into the causes of the terrorist attack, the authorities of western countries receive formal replies, all offers of cooperation. do they reject? we, as you know, raised this issue at international diplomatic platforms , including in the security council of the united nations, called for the creation of an independent international commission of inq