gary's soon-to-be ex-wife.suspected that her husband murdered lisa. there were a number of concerns that she had represented to her attorney that then got relayed back to us about his potential connection to this case. andrea canning (voiceover): one of her concerns was that he had an unusual interest in the case. any time the news was on-- ziegert's body was found-- --and this story came on. officials say they've got several leads and are hopeful for a break in this case. --he would come running in from the other room to see what was being said on tv. andrea canning (voiceover): back then, he wouldn't talk to police, and detectives were told joyce wasn't credible. they also received lots of similar calls. you had a lot of ex-wives, girlfriends seeking almost like revenge on their partners or ex-partners. - yes. andrea canning (voiceover): so the tip from joyce's attorney went into the massive file along with all the others. it went on like that for years, investigators methodically following up on hundreds of

garis. trump in national polls, but this is not an indicator of future winners, since the us electoral system is quite complex and candidates will primarily compete for the support of undecided states, and the debate for them is one of the opportunities to do this. 90 minutes on abc tv channel garis and trump answered the questions of the moderators, could respond to each other's criticisms, there were no viewers in the studio: from the economy, illegal migration, the ban on abortion to international. during this time there were many topics and many mutual accusations, and what exactly garis was trying to do was to get trump, so to speak. that's all. world leaders mock donald trump. i talked to the military leaders who worked with you, and they told me that you are a disgrace. yes, garis commented without justification on trump's claims that he, they say, he did not lose in the last presidential elections. and you know that trump from... answered. he quoted orbán, the hungarian prime ministe

jeffrey: marlon mitchell graduated from gary roosevelt in 1989.elopment corporation that has partnered with indiana landmarks to explore other uses for the school. >> we knew that it wasn't going to be a school anymore. the population couldn't support that. but roosevelt as a school, as an institution, meant so much to the community that the community should decide what happens to this building. jeffrey: in may, the national trust for historic preservation named gary roosevelt one of america's 11 most endangered historic places. >> this building has much more life left if we breathe into it. >> we can use some of that space for museum space. we could use some of that space for a hotel, for an event center, for artists, and on and on. that's a site that has many, many more years of life, with a little love. and that love is at the tune of $20 million. jeffrey: $20 million, which is a lot of money in a place like gary. >> that is a lot of money. but we believe that restoring that school will ignite tremendous restoration for, for for gary. jeffrey:

garis, the answers of ms.of course, ukrainians will like much more than the answers of the 45th head of the white house, donald trump. so, when in the second half of the debate , abc news anchor david muir asked the 45th president of the united states, donald trump , verbatim this. i quote: you said that you would... solve this war in 24 hours, you said that today before the break, how exactly are you going to do that, and i want to ask you a very simple question today: do you want for ukraine to win this war, it was a question, it was a question of the presenter, and trump answered like this. we listen to the first direct speech of donald trump. i want the war to end. i want to save lives that are being wasted, people are being killed by the millions. given that i want the war to be settled, i know zelensky very well and i know putin very well, i have a good relationship, they respect your president, of course they respect me, they don't respect biden, and now you have millions the dead and the situation only

crucial financial hub, gary bauman crucialfinancial hub, gary bauman from travel consultancy checkinvel consultancy check in asia explain the impact this could have on the travel industry in the coming days. travel industry in the coming da 5. travel industry in the coming da s. ., , travel industry in the coming das. , days. the impact was pretty significant. _ days. the impact was pretty significant, this _ days. the impact was pretty significant, this is _ days. the impact was pretty significant, this is an - significant, this is an important period for domestic travel in china ——in china. so as you said, flights were suspended on sunday evening, high—speed rail services as well from shanghai and it recommends until yesterday afternoon so you've got quite a long period of backlog to catch up long period of backlog to catch up there, the city itself came to a standstill so, the impact was huge, this was a very big storm and its moving inland so those travel impacts will go into central china. shanghai seems to — into central china. shanghai seems to be _ into central china. shangha

telegraph, lewis gary lineker goes all gary lineker . why? goes all gary lineker. why?s guy is horrible. gary lineker i don't think i shouldn't say that. he's lovely. i love him on the tv, but i mean to hear him talk about stuff i'm not that interested in gary lineker, lee carsley he's, he, he's in that anthem row. >> what happened? anthem gate. >> what happened? anthem gate. >> yeah. he basically the guy who was the manager of england didn't want to sing the british national anthem, so he didn't want to sing the british natio all anthem, so he '*“�* —— —— — —— —— — —— didn't want to sing the british natio all garyem, so he '*“�* —— —— — — —— didn't want to sing the british natio all gary lineker|e '*“�* —— —— — —— —— — —— didn't want to sing the british natio all gary lineker. '*“�* —— —— — —— —— — —— didn't want to sing the british natio all gary lineker . why?'—— —— —— — —— —— — —— goes all gary lineker. why? >> oh my god this guy is horrible. gary lineker i don't think i shouldn't say that. he's lovely. i love him on the tv, but i mean to hear him talk about stuff i

tanya's opponent garis, the candidate from... republicans donald trump previously stated that he does not intend to pay special attention to preparing for the debate. so what is his strategy for this duel? well, actually, as donald trump said, his advisers, to him, are, let's say, role-playing games where someone plays his opponent are not needed, he prepares, let's say, in two ways. the first is a political debate where he just sits at the table with his advisers and they talk about politics, asking him some questions, reminding him... of his track record, and he's also giving interviews, speaking to voters, thus honing in on some arguments, key messages that he can use in debates, it's really the seventh debate of donald trump as a presidential candidate. if we talk about messages, today the company's spokesman, jason miller, spoke with journalists and we heard that the main such element of these, the main goal of these debates will be for donald trump to put. high inflation or a large number of illegal border crossings, at one

, in fact, she was elected for this reason, and that is why pryden withdrew his candidacy, and garis has experience in debates, back in the day, when she was nominated there in the california political arena, she took part in such debates, but at such a level debate, of course, that participation already she had no experience, and the previous debates, by the way, when the elections were held in the 20th year, and she did not make a very successful breakthrough and very quickly, as i recall, withdrew from the race then , they gave up efforts to get the nomination from the democrats then, now you can no longer refuse, now she has quite actively. it is also important to attack and counterattack trump, i think that she is preparing for this, but at the same time, of course, to be within some framework, considerate, as they say, because in principle, if gamava garis crosses some red lines, then this is what the press will write about all the time and will criticize her for it, and if trump does what he always does, then no one will even say anything, because it is trump, and he will atta

garis, the answers of mrs.garis, of course, ukrainians will like, much more than the answers of the 45th head of the white house. donald trump, yes, when in the second half of the debate abc news anchor david muir asked the 45th president of the united states, donald trump, verbatim. i quote: you said you would solve this war in 24 hours, you said it before the break today. how exactly will you do this? and i want to ask you a very simple question today: do you want ukraine to win this war? it was a question, it was a question. host, and trump responded like this. we listen to the first direct speech of donald trump. i want the war to end. i want to save lives that are wasted people are killed by the millions. that being said, i want the war to be settled. i know zelensky very well and i know putin very well. i have a good relationship, they respect your president. of course, they respect me, they don't. and now you have millions dead and the situation is only getting worse and it could lead to a third world wa

so when kamela garis met with volodymyr zelensky, she didn't talk so much with him volodymyr zelensky, how much with donald trump. she explained why her position on ukraine is diametrically opposed to donald trump's position. and it is precisely this that is largely emphasized in those states where there are swing voters, participants of her election campaign, that is, in particular , this story with pennsylvania is famous. when kamela garis during the debate in pennsylvania, they turned to the poles in pennsylvania and said: look, this person wants ukraine to fall and this will be problems for your homeland, for poland, for polish americans in pennsylvania. and then the posters appeared. of pennsylvania, with an appeal to the polish diaspora of pennsylvania, and now zelensky is going to a pennsylvania weapons factory, right? where governor shapir is, where these poles are, in this way, as if from a point of view. republicans, supporting this entire garis company with their own presence, it is no longer just an appeal by garis, it is no longer just crying, and now zelensky himself, we

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it was as long being part of how did the hon gary and prime minister operates to w. as jack eric, he told us more about how hungary show down with the you could play out there will then all the sites to pay the fine to be, to be honest, that's not what we're expecting to happen. this 200000000. your a find that was imposed by the european court of justice. it doesn't look like it's going to be paid. we haven't heard anything specifically about it yet, but what we do know is that the european commission plans to take money from the money that is sense to hungry to the hon, gary and government. i was of the use coffers and nights of the year's budget, then they'll prevent some of that money from going. that's what we've heard. and who you spoke to us and say, here in brussels today, we don't know exactly how does that mean what, which of the money it will come. i've told it could potentially come idea of what's known as the resilience and recovery fund. this was money that was a markets and put together from the european union to get out of the cobit 9 team comes out m

maria, let's start with you, what is known now about zelenskyi's planned meeting with garis, what canexpect from this meeting? so, oleksiy, another visit of president volodymyr zelenskyi will take place in washington on thursday, and this day will be very busy for him. in the afternoon he has meeting with incumbent president joe biden, and according to presidential administration spokeswoman karin janier, she said that during this meeting the leaders will discuss the course of the war, hopes. from this war and the united states' support of ukraine. in addition, it has already been confirmed that volodymyr zelensky will have a separate meeting with the vice president and presidential candidate from the democrats, kamela garis. and sources also report that he will go to capitol hill to the us congress and will have meetings there with lawmakers from both parties. as for expectations, karin junkier said what president biden expects to hear from volodymyr zelensky strategic planning for... the next few months, and it looks like it coincides with what volodymyr zelensky wants to tell joe b

yes 63% 37 respondents preferred garis to trump. debate was held in philadelphia without an audience in the hall or opening speeches. the discussion lasted about 90 minutes with two breaks. the presidential candidates spoke about domestic political issues, including america's economy, abortion, migrants, cases against trump, as well as ukraine, hamas and putin. donald trump criticized the biden administration and blamed inflation and rising prices, he... called the us economy terrible and that harris has no economic plan, and promised to significantly reduce taxes. under mog's presidency, business expanded like never before, they cut it all down, and prices immediately rose. now we see how the prices for energy and gasoline are rising, if she wins, everything will fall apart on the first day. in response, kamala garis noted that she plans to build an economy of opportunities with benefits for young families and to... help small businesses. she also reproached trump that he is going to cut taxes for billionaires and big corporations.

zelensky foresees both the possibility of kamela garis's victory and the possibility of donald trump'story, therefore he is very careful about his statements about trump, says that trump understands him, i think that this is not so, i i am sure that if trump is elected president of the united states, we will sneeze at zelensky, but it is like that, it is also not necessarily the case, because there may already be other forces that will be silent on trump, not zelensky, the forces supporting ukraine, as well among republicans, trump was too big'. to lash out at zelenskyi as well as at poroshenko when he was president, but he had to reckon with the forces of support for ukraine, in the congress, in society, and i really hope that this will be the case, but if we talk about a real plan, then i, if i would be there a diplomat, of course, a document that would be submitted to the winner of the presidential elections, there would be logic in this, that is, here... there are elections for the president of the united states, one or another candidate wins them, and i, as the president of ukrain

promised to fire gary gensler on day one. i look forward to holding gensler's feet to the fire for the war he has waged against our financial system. i turn it over to our majority. >> i will have to tune in watching the hockey guy holding gensler accountable. that will be much needed entertainment and critical policy. the devastation they have done to so many markets, crypto is one of unfortunately many markets they have gone after. this is our last week in session before the election but it is a very busy week, as you can see from the schedule. a lot of different bills being brought to the floor. scott fitzgerald talked about one of them that is so important. we have seen crime grow in our communities. we have seen these funds like the minnesota freedom fund that are designed to help get criminals out of jail. kamala harris was front and center raising millions of dollars for that fund. what did it do? it helps get people out of jail who were out there in the middle of what they called the summer of love who were attacking

a just peace based on the principles of the un charter, and of course, before this meeting, kamela garis made public remarks in which she emphasized that she will... will continue to support ukraine without change and said that she will work to ensure that ukraine wins. unusually for this format, kamela harris also criticized her political opponent , donald trump. in particular, she did not call him by name, but criticized his previous remarks in which he said that even if ukraine has to cede some territory. it will still be better agreement than continued war. she said that such offers are essentially an offer of surrender, which is unacceptable. later, donald trump also responded to this criticism in a conversation with journalists. let's actually listen to the words of presidential candidates kamela harris and donald trump. nothing about ending this war can be decided without ukraine. however, they say frankly. mr. president, there are some in my country who instead want to force ukraine to give up a large part of its sovereign territory, who will demand from ukraine to accept neutral

gary and soil into the rest of the european union. and the c j says it didn't do that. and it's not only saying that it didn't do it, but there's also a specific number, an order of money this $200000000.00 your is that a court document says hungry must pay and it is a lot of money. will it be consequences for hungary? i mean we're hungry. have to give into the economic pressure. okay. unfortunately the losses of lost our connections. they are to jack and process. we apologize for that. are you watching dw news? i'm actually dw documentary on the indo china war. one of the bloodiest chapters in french, colonial history, and bring golf. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more real news and our continuing coverage of those explosions in lebanon, tennessee. the. the city is henry for the future. in southwest, telling us 32000000 people live here, many of them are young and then 3 and it's coming through making money, having fun stuff, september 19th on dw, the between 19.

now, gary says , the desert. now, gary says, we're all hypocrites. no, gary, you're a hypocrite. the aforementioned alter ego, nanny mcphee. she said on a recent climate change march, we cannot take out any more oil from the ground, except this is a woman who cavorted on a vast, gas guzzling, 350 foot mega yacht owned by billionaire media tycoon barry diller , co—founder tycoon barry diller, co—founder of the us conservative news channel fox news, whose right wing output i've got no doubt dame emma detests. but what she didn't detest is the chilled champagne and caviar served up on this opulent vessel, one which carries two enormous diesel engines plus fossil fuel powered generators, presumably to put bubbles in the jacuzzi. dame emma first reportedly flew first class back in the day from the us to support a just stop oil campaign, even though a first class ba flight from to new york london costs £18,000 and generates nearly two tonnes of carbon dioxide for each passenger in the elite cabin, according to the paper. onlookers claimed that dame emma drank laurent—perrier champagne

why are all the others western politicians can evaluate the words of biden, garis, trump, vance, well, the same viktor orban, let's say there or someone else, they absolutely calmly comment on various statements of the american administration regarding the war in ukraine, or the statements of garis, right? and no one believes that this is interference in the american elections. why exactly, when zelensky in the new yorker magazine talks about his attitude to jaydivens' position. which is a national security challenge to his country, he does not discuss jd vance's views on the us-mexico border situation, truth? he is talking about ukraine. why from linzi's point of view? the topic is interference in the elections, so there is a very simple question: what should you not do in order not to inflate them, i.e., what are you going to do at this time of the election so that they think that you are not annoying them, maybe you are annoying them yourself by the fact of its existence, well, that is, if we still take it as an axiom that the problem is not in zelensky and not in his behavior and

liz: promising to fire their arch nemesis securities and exchange commission commissioner chair gary the moment but gensler is staying put whether wall street likes it or not and charlie gasparino says he's mapped out a plan to make sure of it? charlie: we should point out that i'm getting this from sources that are connected with the sec that know gary gensler. his comment to me was a little bit flippant. if you're saying he's telling, this is through his spokesman, if you're saying he's telling people this , as normal, you and your sources are lying. so it's was something like that. it's in my new york post story about this but then i ask, well, is he planning to stay and that's where they just went silent, so what i am hearing from people in d.c., people connected to the sec, know him, is that he's drawing up plans to stay longer, even if trump wins. now, what is his game plan? we should point out the way these terms are said, i believe the chairman is a five-year term. the way the law works, the president can't exactly fire a chairman, like you're fired get out of the building. p

he also blamed kamali garis for her recent support of putin, whom, by the way, garis herself called a russian dictator. another interesting point that i will pay attention to, he twice... twice his host directly asked if you would like ukraine to win this war with russia, twice he avoided a direct answer to this question, why? well, precisely because it seems to me that in trump's opinion this victory is impossible, and he believes that the war must end as soon as possible. in fact, he has said that he is going to put zelenskyi and putin at the negotiating table, even before he becomes president, it is not clear how he is trying to do that and actually get them to agree on something, exactly what zelenskyi and putin will agree on is also not yet the end is understandable, but it is important here. also realize that trump believes that all the problems of the world order will be solved by his return to the white house, precisely because he is perceived by world leaders as a strong political a player who is not only able to talk, not only to threaten, but to take concrete actions of for

, it is absolutely the same with ukraine, when kamela garis met with volodymyr zelensky, she spoke noto much with volodymyr zelensky as with donald trump. she explained why her position on ukraine is diametrically opposed to the position of donald trump, and this is largely due to focus on states with swing voters. the participants of her election campaign, in particular, this story with pennsylvania is famous, when kamela garis, during a debate in pennsylvania, addressed the poles in pennsylvania, said: "look, this person wants ukraine to fall", and these will be problems for your homeland, for poland, for polish-americans in pennsylvania, and then there were posters in pennsylvania, appealing to the polish diaspora of pennsylvania, and now zelensky is going to a weapons factory in pennsylvania, right? where is governor shapira, where are these poles, in this way, as if from the point of view of the republicans, supporting the entire garis company with their own presence, it is no longer just an appeal by garis, it is no longer just crying, and now zelensky himself, well, it is obviou

killed and $2800.00 injured in a month page of wyoming strike the time when each company and its own gary and business on both been not producing the deadly pages. but devices were allegedly designated with mostly by israel t r o b as slid, there is an international trail in this image should be investigated accordingly. now the reaction of the west should be indicative. russia is foreign ministry spokeswoman calls the page of bombing a terror attack that must be decried on, fully approved by as well. allies the very well welcome to you. this is all t international with the very latest wealth news update. as always, it's good to have you with us. we've got the out with breaking news. at least 3 people have reportedly being killed and over 100 injured and a new series of mobile device explosions across lab. and on of the lebanese red cross reports responding to multiple explosions in different areas around the country. some of the incidents took place at funerals for the victims of tuesdays must pay to bombing that killed at least $12.00, including 2 children and wounded. 2800 reports indi

gary himself is also a teacher. he takes us to the local sheriff who has a say and whether to give teachers guns on the work, they have to undergo training and take an aptitude test before being armed and informed local authorities. but sullivan county sheriff has doubts. my concern would be somebody that's never had firearms training or they put in more harm to the kids with friendly fire or they're not cognizant of the gun that they have on their side like we are. this is part of this is almost like a extension of my hip, but it's always here with a, you know, go in the restroom and, and, you know, put it up somewhere and leave it. okay. so we don't want to cause more harm to staff and students dealing with weapons as a topic that divides american society. a good example is between city of bristol. the border between tennessee and virginia runs along the middle of its main street . on the bristol virginia side gun rights were abruptly restricted after the republicans. there was a us power on the other side of the

but let's talk a little about this hung gary and fun. what can you tell us about it? does it look like this? the place that could have produced thousands of explosive pages, not only the sites, this is a, a building that is listed as the address of this company is basically kind of a residential building. it's in the residential body of budapest. it's out in the suburbs that could be the offices there. um, but it doesn't look like uh, any place in which show any kind of manufacturing could take place. that was the address is right. i mean that, that b c consulting that was a, a notice on the building say a b, a c consulting. but that didn't seem to be anyone at all around in the building other than a rather nice cat. and it was curious, is it behind gary and company's website was apparently taken down on the day of the bombing. it's hard yesterday. well, what do you make cause that well, it's very interesting. um, obviously they will of the, the taiwanese claim that this uh, b, a c, consulting, uh, was the responsible for the manufacture distribution of the sale of th

pretty sharp words from kamela garis.e seen several memes on social media of kamela garis listening to debates and signings. and do you think trump was nervous or embarrassed during the debate? in the us, there is always a lot of discussion about the sign language of the candidates during the debates, it is not only about their words, but also about how they react physically. tells voters how effective a president they can be to be if they are elected. there was much discussion that harris remained calm and composed despite trump's comments about her race and record. she even managed to turn the situation against him. one of the key points was inviting voters to attend one of trump's rallies, pointing out that people... are often bored and leave early. this apparently shocked former president trump and led him to go on a little tirade about immigrants in the united states eating pets. it was one of his not-so-best moments debate time. so they both had the opportunity to demonstrate their behavior. i know the rules for thi

igor, we will ask you whether russia is really betting on kamala garis and why? and you know what else is so clarifying, and don't you think that in this way putin also wants to give trump a pass, well, relatively speaking, in the information space of the united states of america, if he wanted to give a pastor. trump then it wouldn't have turned out the way it did, because trump said that this, so putler's rhetoric that he supports camilo garis, so she offended him very much, how can it be considered a positive pass, i don't understand, well , but let's not forget that both this and that, that's all, that means, public speaking, there are races in the states, not everyone from... who supports this or that candidate are deep people, so i understand that they are deeply versed in analysts, and there is simply an appeal to the public, of course, trump does not want the dollar to cease to be the main currency in the world, it is clear, and here it can be absolutely understood by everyone, not even analysts. yes, and he doesn't want the dollar to be replaced by the ch

josh shapiro, a garis ally. move angered some of trump's allies, taking to attention, that the visit took place on the field of election battles. and here is trump, trump himself, at a rally in the west. pennsylvania tells supporters that zelensky is supporting democrats. i will quote. i think that zelensky is the best salesman in history. every time he comes to our country, he leaves with 60 billion dollars. he really wants them, the democrats, to win this election, but i will do it differently. i will bring peace, says donald trump. and donald trump is not meeting with volodymyr zelensky. this is serious. failure ukrainian team, right? it is a faster indicator of how difficult it will be for the united states to build relations if trump comes to power. already in recent days, we have heard accusations from some republicans about zelensky , that he is interfering in the election process in the united states, and here it is important to explain on what basis they are making these accusations. when zelenskyi came

yes, well, that is, i understood that garis has room to grow, these are people who do not know about her, and she and her place, there is room for development, but this is also a danger. because god forbid those 28% won't like what she's saying and then you can say that's it, you're right, indeed, she has to convince the voters that it's worth supporting, and it's not the democratic base that 's enthusiastic about the harris candidacy, it's the undecided voters, the so -called independents, who don't have a ... not affiliated with the democrats, not with the republicans, here they would really like to hear more about garis' position on a whole range of key issues. and there is another tricky question, after the 10th, we will imagine that someone won, someone lost, someone gained more popularity, someone decreased their popularity, something can change, or these debates, well, if such, well, maybe not a carp. finally, but for sure someone, and it will be very difficult to change anything in the future, whether the american election, the election, it is always nobody knows how it will

the close on gary when he bends down, to look coolly across the street.ks good. >> stephen: wow. >> jack: you know what i mean? they care about the work but they just want to serve the work. >> stephen: is it true that you show up on days when you're not shooting just to watch them shoot? >> jack: yeah. >> stephen: so you're not at all obsessed with them? what are you learning from doing that? >> jack: i like watching -- it's going to sound terrible but i like watching them make mistakes because they do. they make mistakes. i once went to watch a scene between him and kristin scott thomas in the office and it was like a eight, nine page scene and i hid behind the sofa and just watched the pair of them. a creepy pair of eyes. they make mistakes and then i think is the young actor, it's important to watch legends like that make mistakes. you can go oh, right. and they make less mistakes than they do good takes, i will say that. >> stephen: jonathan pryce, one of the other great actors in this, he plays your grandfather. i'm not giving anything away. he is a

i believe that garis is looking for his own way and this is an indirect continuation of biden's policy. in the future, this will only increase, and for us there may also be hidden potential problems, but on the issue of the war itself and the principles of international law, garis takes a position that benefits our region. in particular , there was no hint of isolationism, only theses about the important role of the usa and american leadership. i noticed that harris was looking for america's involvement. i think garis' vision of how america's participation should look like now and in the future, it is only being formed, and the main thing is that the vice president does not recognize putin's territorial acquisitions, forceful changes to the borders, the revisionism of the head of the kremlin - this is fundamental for us from this point of view, she is more reliable and stable. haris talked a lot about supporting ukraine. in her statements , she mentioned the weapons transferred to ukraine to repel aggression. javelins, abrams tanks on... i can say with confidence that this has not been

telegraph, lewis gary lineker goes all gary lineker . why? goes all gary lineker. why?his guy is horrible. gary lineker i don't think i shouldn't say that. he's lovely. i love him on the tv, but i mean to hear him talk about stuff i'm not that interested in gary lineker, lee carsley he's, he, he's in that anthem row. >> what happened? anthem gate. >> what happened? anthem gate. >> yeah. he basically the guy who was the manager of england didn't want to sing the british national anthem, so he stood in the row and he just didn't, he just didn't sing it. and what's his name? gary lineker says i, you know, i don't want to sing it either, and i don't. i wouldn't want to sing it either. but the fact is, it's your team. this is the motto of the team. we got to sing the motto of the team. >> well, hang on a minute. what if you're a footballer and you're in the england team, but you're in the england team, but you're a republican saying, i think you should sing it because anthem, if you're fighting for the england team as i'm a republican, i think the royal family is football. >

said kamela garis will focus or concentrate one of her chi lines. donald trump, who said he doesn't care about americans, she, that that candidate who understands the middle class, who cares about the middle class, and it's interesting that donald trump is actually going to use that line as well, but to kamela garis for not caring in her 3.5 years as vice president about ordinary americans, that ordinary middle-class americans have become worse off for a democratic administration, that's one of those, one of those lines that donald trump is expected to use in the... in this debate, unlike kamel garis yulu, he looks like he didn't prepare how seriously before this event, at least the preparation for the debate according to the press report was more free-form, no one looked like that, played the role of kamalegaris, instead, trump sat at a table with his aides, members of the campaign, who asked him pointed questions, tried to somehow provoked or asked the questions that they might expect to hear from the stage today, and in this way helped prepare fo

general, to say no, to the others... he can refuse, and if he refused to debate with kamela at all garis, that meant he already believed he had lost them. uhu, he went to the debate with biden, because he knew that he would win them, to the debate with kamela harris, he does not go, because he knows that he will lose, he could not afford such a thing, because it was an obvious indicator of weakness. now you can say: listen, she said everything that she wanted, i said that i wanted to talk to her there, this is a position that can be accepted, but simply refusing to debate, it was impossible. and by the way, you have to understand that this is a self-confident person, such people, especially those who have been presidents, they are sure that they will succeed and everything will work out for them. you can't to say to trump: "listen, you're going to lose the debate because of camila hylis." who i am, no way. i will come out and everyone will see. well, i have to tell you, andrii, that by and large, no big tragedy happened. we haven't seen a person in a debate where we can say, oh, that per

of such a creative elite, who supports kamelo gyris, more creative elite america, supports kamelo garisyou are absolutely right that the world supports taylor. for what it's worth, donald trump already said that she supported him, remember? yes, he said that she supported him, he even did some photoshops, i think, well , he generally likes to do all these photoshops, so to speak, which are on the border with fakes, kalash said, such collages, and there are a lot of things , which do not correspond to reality, well, maybe it is important to simply tell trump that for him taylor the world is better than the real taylor the world support kamelo garis, that's what i'm talking about. think, but i think it's an important moment anyway, it's a moment that's been waiting for, remember, everyone said that taylor's support would be such a hidden weapon for democracy, i think what's more unexpected is the fact that camelo harris supported dziccheini, the former vice president of the united states, the vice president of the time of george w. bush, a man who has always been the personification of co

zelensky's meeting with the presidential candidate and vice president of the united states, kamala garis, because it was planned, but given the fact that donald trump also refused, so did mike johnson , then will she be what you know? yes, it is expected that this meeting will take place as planned, i just saw that in the white house schedule this meeting is scheduled for... also press conference of presidential candidate from the democratic party haris and president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky at 3 o'clock washington time. obviously they will. to discuss ukraine's continued support and efforts, the efforts of the united states and the efforts of american partners to support ukraine in the war. thank you, it was oleksiy kovalenko, a journalist of the ukrainian voice of america service. thanks. well, we continue to discuss the situation in the united states with volodymyr dubovyk, director of the international center of research, associate professor of the department of international relations of odesa national university. named after mechnikov, who joins our broadcast. mr. volodymyr, g

instead, kamala garis said that it was impossible to negotiate with the dictator putin. let me remind you that the us presidential election is scheduled for november 5. "i want this war to stop, i want people not to die by the millions, we gave a lot of money to ukraine, more than europe, if you look, the number is huge, i have good relations with both putin and zelensky, they respect me and do not respect biden, and do not even communicate with him, we are now playing with fire regarding the third world. trump talks about ending the war", but he just wants to leave ukraine. i met with zelensky a few days before the full-scale war. i gave him intelligence on how they can defend themselves. and yes, we united 50 countries. to ukraine , and if trump became president again, then putin would already be sitting in kyiv and looking away the rest of europe, starting with poland. next edition at 10, stay tuned. this event was long awaited, prepared for it for a long time, trump and harry met at a debate, whose position sounded more convincing, who won, who received more sympathy