the united states worked with reinhardt, galen, who would have been out all the indoors chief from eastern front intelligence. and he was named after the war as the 1st president of the german for an intelligence service with his last week. and he used his ties with the ukrainians and with the nazis to conceal and make use of the training in extremis for the good of the american british programs try to stabilize the ukraine. and so the operations objective was to destabilize serving ukraine's western regions through high profile, not as sabotage and terrorism. money weapons and communications was sent to the ukranian nationalist on the ground cells by a crowd from u. s. military bases in europe. which is maybe why the c, i a code named the operations project aerodynamic. the end of the 2nd world war, the us army counter intelligence corps, began to have contacts with step fund button. they're off and make the bed and their organization, the ukranian nationalist army working against what was in the soviet union from classified c i, a documents spring. my learned about sadistic punitive oper

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and reed galen is here, cofounder of the lincoln project.luding john mccain, arnold sorts of nature, and george w. bush. reed, you know i'm going to you for us. your group knows a thing or two about trump attack ads. what do you think of this new campaign? >> i think it's fine. and i hope it really works. i think we've seen in the past that this is the kind of stuff that might help hold services in places. but i think we should always remember that politics is an emotional business, it's an evocative business, a provocative business. it's a lot of monmouth, all in the context of a two billion dollar campaign, it's not a lot of money. so i'll be interested to see, although they probably won't tell me, what the underlying data and targeting is. but i think that this was the kind of thing that was tried during the iowa caucuses. i would be interested to see exactly who is trying to be swung, if you try to get people who voted for trump twice, other people who voted for trump twice to say kendis work, those people are now locked, and i'm glad th

the western lands of galen ruez to become part of the kingdom of power and the publishing it to an incoming. well, the fullest photo nice ation and assimilation of the indigenous russian population began to share this with police. they just due to the advice beautiful, the steps at the rest of them will take not for a minute. why am i so we were going to be the patients to put them in atlanta, which is the proxy sky emailing up. i general, believe me, it's been seamless, the business to an agency to do it in the pollution story until much young color scheme and report is in the center of also to show exactly where in the 16th century, the idea of creating the 1st anti russian state was born in connie and told me that from the virginia that the you have nice to me, is it okay? no auto show at all. still, when say it was, if you just, jason on now or just yet, and that's a little look around it and figure out if there is an excuse, because then, you know, in the russian just usually mean things. i mean, i don't see, and i mean of the, of us that are using for some policy facing very on the va

should be expressed with their cards in their hands and they should stand next to the positions that galen should express with their hands. this is not at all in the dignity of the people, nor does it contradict human dignity at all . we should avoid such policies. kurd means that it was a system at all, and i don't know if we 90 million iranians in rome were able to finally organize such a system and all this , is the basis of it now in the fuel station , what was implemented in ghoshm and kishm ? what was implemented there was exactly the fact that you can use your bank card at the stations he used fuel, which , of course, you saw later, defense did not approve it, that is, the broadcasting company came , in fact, it designed a system. right now, we are talking to each other, and the regulatory organizations have not yet approved it. in the meeting of the national council , everyone said to approve energy. that the non-operating defense organization has not yet confirmed to us the same attack that happened, the cyber attack that happened to the smart fuel system, how long ago did these p

doctor, you were actually at the galen, south carolina. you saw president trump speech and sometimes we don't see the reaction in the room. what was the reaction from the crowd and trumps popular and the black community has grown, but does it do a disservice for the reasoning behind that growth with comments like this? or even, i mean we can go as far as the release of sneakers as son a saw that is a give it to try to recruit young voters. so i don't know what reality that your other guest is from, but i will tell you in addition to a lack of lack of slave, i am also supporting president trump, but i have not been to prison and nor of my being a rapper. so i, i support him because of the policies that he has. he is not a racist at all, but i don't have to defend that because he is his result. as president united states showed that we had the lowest unemployment rate for black folks. and in genuine unemployment rate for, for uh, black business for black folks, black businesses supporting h b. c, use. and we all were elevated. as a result, t

they backed galen to be defeated in the general election and maybe he will be a better candidate thandecessors who faced the same tactic but it is a big deal given the closeness of the senate and the fact that two democrats who said they are not interested in blowing up the filibuster are leaving. that is on the table. paul: what do they know about marino? >> he is aligned with the democrats, you mean. he is aligned with donald trump. he believes the election was stolen most of the other trumpian ideas but democrats may be overstating things. bernie marino is a very successful cleveland businessman. he took over mercedes-benz dealer, turned it into a big success, build this enormous strength of luxury car dealerships. he used to be a basically traditional republican involved in a lot of traditional organizations in cleveland but decided to go over and become a supporter of donald trump and this has gotten him all these votes in ohio. ohio is a politically complicated state. don't underestimate shared brown. is a progressive democrat the workingman's progressive and he has figured out

tibetan doctors also recommended taking galen argued that old age is not a disease, it is a conditionbody. gerantology has become a science. century, an outstanding researcher was ilya mechnikov, he believed that animal nature shortens life due to chronic poisoning by poisons that the body itself produces, and this was very close to the truth, you admire, yes, well, i have a personal question for you, and here you are you yourself are afraid of old age, and you think, when i look in the mirror, i sometimes think whether i’m beautiful or not, no, they’ll make me up the same and it will be... nothing, i every time i look at where my wrinkles are, how old i am, and you know, i somehow didn’t think about this before, because at 20 i thought, lord, 30, that’s so far away, at 30, you think, lord, 40, it’s actually somewhere, now, when the number 50 is creeping out from behind the horizon, yes, somehow, starting to say more, it’s not the number that scares you, or even wrinkles, it’s a certain decrepitude that scares you, we’ll talk about that today , and alexey viktorovich, and how... that

galen, but can matvey’s feeling be understood?s further development. olesya, when was matvey first born? he was specifically offended, beaten and he was beaten, yes, more than once i took him from school with with a broken eye and a broken lip, i turned to the class teacher, and he asked. it’s difficult to heal, it’s probably all terrible, yes , it’s very difficult, especially where there is a bend, it’s simply impossible, but what about the class teacher, the class teacher, she talked, i’ll take measures, several days pass, matve has the same problem again, he then began to deceive me that i was there, my stomach hurt, i wouldn’t go to school, he just didn’t want to go there anymore, i ran out of patience, i just transferred to another school, to another everything is fine at school, great, i just regret that i didn’t... they claim that in difficult times you can always count on their support. in the studio olga and margarita shishkina. good afternoon. who are you related to, olesya and matvey? i am olesya’s sister and... i am al

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>> galen bonds, we'll check back in with you as news develops this hour. thanks for that. >> in here >> with me and excellent pounds to discuss all of this. cnn anchor and chief domestic correspondent, phil mattingly see an anchor and chief legal analyst, laura coates and cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor, elliott williams. thanks all for joining me. good to see you all. i'm laura, can you just remind viewers there's so many trump is that there is just to keep up with it out. exactly. >> let alone, viewers who are tuning and just about the financial fraud case. and now the fact that trump won this to reduce a bond, the has to pay from 464 million, 275 million first, remind viewers what it is and why do we think the appeals courts sided with trump in this case? >> well, the codes cliff's notes version, there's essentially as there was a trial about whether or not he overvalued or undervalued his assets to get a financial benefit. he otherwise would not have been able to get the job, said he committed fraud in the filing of factual statements a

galen and perspective from someone else who is formerly and trump-world, anthony scare munshi is here to talk about what ellie just laid out, that maybe none of this will go to >> trial before the november 20, 2020 election. even that one case we thought what also the vice president's historic trip to an abortion clinic doesn't mobilize voters in a crucial election year the source with kaitlan collins is presented >> this thursday evening by chase stay tuned for cnn news night with abby phillip top of the hour, presented by chase freedom unlimited how do you cash back? >> my money. she worked as hard as that do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card every time i good guess a little slack, hold up through our big with chase freedom and limited you can make more of which you introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. he thinks is flaky red patches are all people see oh, tesla is the number one prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. oh, tesla can help you get clear. don't use a tesla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen tesla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea

she runs the galen institute, a policy research organization founded in 1995 to promote and inform debate free market ideas for health care reform. she's been instrumental in developing and promoting to transfer power over health over health care decisions to and patients through a more competitive patient centered health sector. grace marie testifies regularly before congress and facilitates the health policy consensus group, a forum for market oriented policy experts to analyze, develop policy recommendations. ms. grace-marie turner. mr. howard husock is senior fellow in domestic policy studies at the american enterprise institute, where he focuses on municipal government urban housing policy, civil society and philanthropy. before joining mr. was vice president for research and at the manhattan institute. he also has been a director, case studies and public policy management at the harvard kennedy school. a member of the board of directors. the corporation for public broadcasting. a journalist and emmy winning filmmaker. and is the author of several books. mr. howard husock. and last b

galen, janina, minute before we dive into can we get started okay so >> just ten this one up i know there's a good bit >> your we have been listening to oral arguments before the judge in this hearing today. that's trying to lay out reasons that he that the trump team and another defendant believed that this should be dismissed on first amendment grounds. i want to go to our panel here. who is champing at the bit to weigh in. there's a lot to unpack here and what we have seen, the primary point of course being if they leave at the first amendment, the trump counsel believes the first amendment and protected speech should not, should not be overturned or not be undermined by the indictments go to elie honig first, le tell me what you are seeing here and hearing through these arguments today. >> so laura, the core argument he meant that we just heard from donald trump's lawyers. is that everything he's being prosecuted for here is protected first amendment political speech. and you heard the lawyer argued that even if the speech is false, even if it's unpopular, it's still protected. now the

i'm galen, a spore.irst grade at sfc, draconian cuts have left us relying heavily on outside funding from our pac slash pta. as you may know it, schools should not have to rely on outside funding. our pac budget has almost doubled in the past five years, and that's in part because of the school asking us to fund more things than the site budget covers. and now you're threatening to cut our t10 and potentially our whole school, we need funding for vital positions and we can't afford we can't fundraise for more positions, we need our t10 security position, a middle school pe teacher and assistant principal. we are the only k-8 in sfusd without an ap. we have kids aged 5 to 14 on our campus. our principal ends up being the first in line of defense. whenever there's a problem, she doesn't have the support staff. she needs. as you heard from miss mary, our school has been an incubator for all kinds of programing japan, math, restorative justice, etc. good evening. my name is me, tuan tran and i'm the mom of a