other generations? jean: perspective taking. trying to understand where someone else is coming from is such a useful thing. so useful in personal relationships, and in the work ways. it is often hard to do with other generations, whether you are thinking about older generations understanding younger ones, or the other way around. that is one of my goals is to help people understand each other better. understand what has really changed over time, what has had the biggest impact on our lives. and to put that in the context of, how does that explain some of the differences over the generations? susan: will your data and analysis help people understand political polarization? jean: i think so. that is certainly one thing i look at. it is real that it is not just among politicians, not just something that is minor. we can see real division showing up with more people identifying at the extremes of ideology. more polarization between democrats and republicans on various issues, especially around race. i think

and i would just generalize are probably in the same generation. and when we went to apply for a job is like, okay, how much are you going to pay us and what's the work environment, what is gonna be? what does it mean time that we're supposed to be at work in time? we're allowed to leave at work. do we get health insurance? do we actually get for one case? those are kind of the questions we ask, but it's interesting because i feel like now employers are having to look at social identity because it's also completely changing with this younger generation. you know, according to gallup polls, 2.7 percent of baby boomers actually identifies l g, b, g q, where a whopping 20 percent of duration z identified as being part of this rainbow alphabet to use their term. now hiring managers say they actually are looking more likely to overlook those resumes of pronouns on them. what are some of the concerns being expressed about generation z and hiring a hey tim, i mean, i spoke to quite a number of people about their worlds of ations in the workplace about jen

generally. yes, so to speak, because, well, everything in common in general is our human history.y didn't end. and eventually we have to then say, yes, that when it ends, then we will put everything in its place. yes, he is a historian. naturally yes to tell him, in fact it is quite convenient to judge from a certain distance. perhaps it would be better if it were larger, but it is desirable that the sources be preserved. this is what, otherwise, yes, it will be difficult. well, but he u very often falls into a certain retrospective trap like this. yes, because he turns out to be, how to say, e smarter than his heroes. yes, this is actually a very misleading situation, so to speak, because, and he is never smarter, in fact, yes, he needs to be fine. it's easy to know the consequences. he just knows the consequences. he is here very often. eh, it’s as if he’s tempted to tell why it should have happened exactly the way it did, yes, then they tell him the truth, well, well, if you drew this very line, it’s great to draw it a year ahead. and that's it, and here and there prostration b

older generation is a much - to overcome that in an older generation is a much bigger| generation isn is a much bigger challenge than it is - generation is a much bigger challenge than it is in - generation is a much bigger challenge than it is in the l generation is a much bigger- challenge than it is in the younger generation — challenge than it is in the younger generation-— challenge than it is in the younger aeneration. ., ., generation. doctor, you mentioned the pandemic— generation. doctor, you mentioned the pandemic so _ generation. doctor, you mentioned the pandemic so what _ generation. doctor, you mentioned the pandemic so what role - generation. doctor, you mentioned the pandemic so what role the - generation. doctor, you mentioned| the pandemic so what role the debt half and exacerbating the crisis? i think what the pandemic, people were not able to access their usual supports and resources to navigate stress. people were socially isolated from each other and they could not attend church. they could not connect with their communities in such a way that would allow them t

same coal generation, but think about how to replace it with other generation options that are alreadyreen and for everything we can prioritize. to survive the nearest land, that is, as carnegie remembers , he has such advice about living in today's age . that is, we live in the age of today's season. pity is war it is not in the budget in europe, and progressive phenomena are only for them, but to what extent we can combine recovery and modernization now relatively combine recovery and modernization . one option is to go to the ukrainian consumers with the funds, and then look at point 1 ukrainian consumers and so now in the war they will donate money, there is a lot to spend money on, the other option is international partners and international partners actually and so we are absolutely worth it to you and even investments are ready to invest not so actively in conditions of war , but there are even such willing businesses that are ready to come and even in conditions of war to try to develop something, but in their language they want to work and build business already in those in th

and yes, another plus is that it is maneuverable, so i understand the generation. that is, the generation that can be suppress it for a while if it is not needed, or vice versa, strengthen it , er, am i right, eh, i said everything. can you correct me here, partially ? anyone can be ordered by the operator of the ukrenergo transmission system, which is actually carried out precisely because our energy system of ukraine does not have sufficient flexibility, which is provided primarily by flexible, maneuverable generating capacities by hydrogeneration, precisely because this is not enough, and the operator of the energy team system carries out and gives it to offload , let's say, by the object of restored generation, because well , it's simply impossible to balance them just exactly, they are not flexible, yes, they are very dependent on natural conditions that solar power plant they work according to their schedule a-a with the highest peak of course daytime hours well, from about 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the form of restored generation could work, it is necessary to ha

they got to general marshall and general marshall said, mr. president, i respectfully disagree. and said that you could hear the air leave the room. and after meeting people patted him on the shoulder and said, well, you know, general, that's the shortest tour in d.c. ever. have a nice time out in the back of beyond because you just entered career. but president roosevelt saw what general pershing had seen which is someone his own peril would tell him the truth and he felt like he needed that. if they got involved in this, what would turn out to be a global war? and what was his specific role during world war two? he was chief of staff of the army, which is the leader of the armed forces, of course, then and also included the army air corps, which became the army air forces, the war. and he was in charge of of the entire army national guard and regular army. he also was the pusher behind creating the joint chiefs of staff in their first meetings with the british, he saw the cooperation that was taking place the british chiefs of staff and wanted that same kind of organization in

the son of general nikodimov, which the son of general nikodimov will not make it difficult for you to uh uh jokes, i love my mother's surname, by the way , who are you? shilov general shilov burya, what are you doing? i need to have a serious talk with you. that's right, comrade general, a problem, drugs, fury is not, not at all. but i know where she is. can't wait oh, kidneys, i have glands made, let's go home. they said they seized it, then they will give it back. it just happened a few hours ago. it is known that general boris shilov, deputy head of the st. petersburg main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs, was removed from his post and dismissed from the internal affairs bodies. comments. a criminal case will be opened under article 286 of abuse of power. i think it should be noted. let's celebrate. i 'll probably go to your procedure in the morning. and i see you, they do not end at all. bye. until home home home home. why do i have joy and i sewed it up for so many years lost. it was easier for you, i don't know. look, i 'll go too. i get up early tomorrow. where d

do you know who the general is? dmitry karbyshev silence. surprised and repeated the question in a different form. raise a hand. those who know who general karbyshev is, he rose one by one repeating these hands, but for a few seconds. i'm silent. after that, he briefly spoke about dmitry karbyshev, starting with his service in the tsarist army and ending with martyrdom in the nazi concentration camp. the students listened were silent. i clarified again. did you at school in history lessons, when you studied the great patriotic war, did not tell anything, but general karbysheva. answer i am not in a row. everyone answered then, i automatically asked another question, and general vlasov. you know , the students, delighted that they can finally show the teacher and at the same time the dean, that they still know something, nodded briskly and started talking. yes, yes, we know, i’m summing up, but the generals karbyshev, graduates of russian secondary schools did not hear at all. a who is general vlasov knows everyone knows the question who teac

the dacian saw general chappy james to come the first african-american four-star general in the u.s. air force, whose picture hangs just outside the office and the pentagon. the nation watched michelle howard become the first woman to command the united states navy ship and the first to obtain a four-star rank in the navy. and the nation has embraced our current secretary of defense, the honorable lloyd austin iii. where we celebrate these many other leaders, executive order 9981 didn't provide extraordinary opportunities for leadership only in the armed forces, but also opportunities for americans to serve and do great things beyond their service in uniform. americans like the honorable john allen, who went from attending segregated schools to fighting fighter jets in vietnam. he left the air force in 1973, gained a large degree and rose to be a superior court judge, serving for another 23 years. from growing up in a segregated school, to serving his neck nation in and out of uniform, and ordinary american with extraordinary opportunities, next to executive order 9981. joseph munro,

and the general directorate of the general staff of the russian federation first of all won that vigrasmovhizers of this opponent fell beautiful of the commander of the cs, he is now in the reserve of the ministry of defense, what should the district send something, and there the fate of the liquid is also possible, the same thing is 58 years old, he took it and died, and by the way, he practically commanded in the summer for a short time the period of the special operation, the deputy minister of defense of the russian federation , in addition to all this, we will remind our tv viewers that he was engaged in political work by the liter of e-e . to do so that you are not a priority somewhere, and putin, too, just as he heard his dictatorship, the strengthening of its power of a personal personal dictatorship may be at some point, it may be even more close and eroded, but at the moment he he removed the threat to himself, the challenge to his power, despite the fact that the verdict was never against putin, a personal nosova against where the must is growing , the administration of the pres

the two generations has passed. a generation that was drafted has passed too. the size of the military forces are shrinking. it is becoming smaller and recruiting from within their own ranks, recruiting the children of those who have served. that means fewer and fewer americans have a personal connection, and thus we would expect over time there confidence will go down. host: i want to ask you about the struggles of recruiting. we are talking about public confidence in the u.s. military. peter feaver is our guest, professor at duke university and author of a new book. "thanks for your service is the book." we welcome your calls and comments. (202) 748-8000 is the line for republicans. (202) 748-8001 is the line for democrats. (202) 748-8002 for all others. if you are a veteran or active-duty, (202) 748-8003. how do the confidence numbers pair with recruitment efforts by the military? guest: they work on the margins. that is to say, a driver of the recruiting crisis. the driver is the labor economics of available jobs outside in the civilian workforce. when the

what was it in europe and the general christopher canolli, who is your successor and difficult generals illusion mt of? what would you have said on the video? cool, then as to how to go forward without anything to secret. i know you've emphasized the importance of keeping information the secret a lot of times. well, i certainly would have told the chairman 1000000 admiral wreck and um, who uh the we would have never sent american or british soldiers into an attack like this without having already achieved full total air superior already. so criticisms of ukraine for maybe going a little bit slower than we'd all like without having given them the means to do it the way we would like is, i think of unjustified and, and frankly not very helpful. hello. but i think that the ukrainians have done a good job adapting to the situation on the ground. and we know from history no plan survives 1st contact and the winner is usually the side is able to make the application most quickly. ukrainians have decided to focus on destroy and russian, artillery and russian logistics. and that will eventually

he generally started his book.f er or the beginning of man, he writes about the european union, as a pure dream we see, what this number has become. and how, during the french revolution, free ideas were stroked, and then these ideas went out into the street and turned into. uh, bloodthirsty monster, so i think that time uh will make people think and make them go back to history thank you very much. i think that we did not finish, but so it will be necessary to collect our thoughts. thank you very much again victoria ivanovna ukolova doctor of historical sciences fyodor aleksandrovich gaida doctor of historical sciences. i am vladimir of the left. yes, we were gathering our thoughts about history. if you like to gather thoughts with us, you can find all our podcasts on the first channel website 1tv.ru. hello friends, this is the podcast life of the remarkables and with you i am its leading writer alexei varlamov, and today we will talk about the most mysterious and most unread russian writer of the 20th century abo

in general, drug addiction is such a long-term enjoyment of death. this now the zelensky death of ukrainians is happening in ukraine. just apparently enjoying the success of zelensky is directly dependent on western celebrities. this must be understood and realized zelensky himself admits this, therefore. he probably bought it, and in the name of his mother-in-law in egypt, an elite villa for $ 5 million next to angelina jolie and in general angelina jolie plays an important role in zelensky's career. buy him real estate in egypt next to us, we are eager for a short advertisement and will be back. what political future awaits ursula von derlyay, what awaits, while the world of sanctions will remain in force for a long time? now is the time for determination its attitude towards russia has been aggressive for the last year and a half, doing everything that would be beneficial to the americans. its task will be to draw at least two countries into nato, the line of confrontation with russia will continue. she constantly smiles. she has such a grin, they

and how will green generation move according to this tariff? energy system be able to accept it both technically and on the market, because there is another problem related to green generation, if, for example , the operator of the transmission system, where there is a command some station solar batteries are on shutdown and it stops producing energy, so according to our legislation, energy that is not cut must still be paid for with the green tariff, we ended up with p bohdan, you can do nothing and get money from the budget i i understand that there is a component of speculation around this, of course, the green tariff should be stimulating, it should help attract investments to the country and build these renewable sources and energy , the only question is how high should it be so that the country does not become in dependence on these investors and did not owe a lot of money, and as far as i know. this happened and investors even sued ukraine in order to get money . in the 21st year, there were only almost 100% of the total, and the calcula

i trust the ukrainian general staff. yeah, he said before a trip to you don't like goes a judge rose from thousands of miles away. what would you have done then on the cold as a video? cool. according to the times on the 10th of august 2020 for a general mock millie, the u. k. so tony rather can be your kind of counterparts of over the counter pods that need to come under of us. what was it in europe and the general christopher canolli, who is your successor and of course generals illusion mt of what would you said on the video? cool, then as to how to go forward without anything to secret. i know you've emphasized the importance of keeping information the secret a lot of times. well, i certainly would have told the chairman 1000000 admiral rack and um, who uh, the we would have never sent american or british soldiers into an attack like this without having already achieved full total air superior already. so criticisms of ukraine for maybe going a little bit slower than we'd all like without having given them the means

the lowly people in general yuding can be seen there.ome may be sympathetic, some are handsome, and some were handsome, but it says that he will be directly involved in the fsb , to be honest, some kind of event and course were behind him. not much evidence of this. i would have said that exactly there exactly there say, uh, portnikov, or there, korolev, the first hall, but they couldn’t help but know. do you understand what it means to collect and for her to leave in the direction of moscow? well, they couldn’t help but know, because otherwise they ’re unfit for blood, and besides, they have to answer for it and not even epaulettes and offices they could know, they could use something for themselves now, they could just shake it, they could do anything, people tell me from moscow that, really, no one could resist, the facebook users all disappeared in one day, that’s 24 more. well, how did they find out that it was moving, it had already entered, it was not suitable for anyone they didn’t have money, they don’t protect the family , they

and in general, uh, the structure of energy consumption.hese countries are having a water crisis europe is increasingly facing droughts and resources are turning into gold dust writes finational times in addition to weather conditions. among the reasons, the authors of the article name poor management, as well as depreciation of the infrastructure. water the crisis, of course, affects the availability of electricity supplies, if we see dry seasons. yes, the shallowing of the main key fashion arteries, this brings with it. well, the crisis is, firstly, electricity generation, where there is a hydroelectric power station. well, and, accordingly, the overall transport crisis is a collapse of delivery, and energy resources along the rivers. iso-flowing pipes the european union loses a quarter of its drinking water when transported in italy to bulgaria and romania. worst of all, for example, rome thus loses more with 40% of governments in some areas using roman -era infrastructure, experts say the outdated water system is also exacerbating crop

e, consulate general of russia in grodno the fact is that e consular the constituency general district of brest included both the brest region, the grodno region and the grodno region. we have, according to local law enforcement agencies, somewhere around 11,000 russian citizens. uh, the main task of the horse institution. naturally, to provide assistance and support to protect the legitimate rights and interests of our citizens. abroad and all these 11,000 citizens needed our help. uh, they had to issue passports and some certificates to certify powers of attorney, and the distance from brest to grodno, in general, maybe it’s not that big, but the logistics are quite complicated. and a lot of people just went to minsk because it’s both closer and more expensive to use, and it was then that the idea was already there to open it. e our equestrian institution is exactly in. grodno well, the idea was in the air. in general, it was far from being implemented, and in 2022, this idea arose again, was supported by the ambassador of the russian federation, boris vyacheslavovich gryzlov, and wa

in general, to the stars. say about the motivation that a person seeks to get an education in this educational institution. uh, your university's very famous activity. in social networks. you are represented on all platforms that only exist in nature very quickly respond to all the events of the event that take place in university in particular recently published. uh, a photo of an entrant who scored 400 points. this is the maximum possible result. olga drushchitsa is a talented girl from the zhabinsk region, who has chosen specially cultural management and communications. so i'm wondering how you would comment on her choice. we're just happy to be one in five. in my opinion, 400 balnikov chose our university for a girl very much, and the cubic one is very talented with such points. naturally, a person could enter any other educational institution, as well. uh, as far as i understand, olya got acquainted with the curriculum, firstly, for us it is a pride that an entrant with such scores came, but in the case o

increasing satisfaction the employees and noble people of our country are satisfied based on these general indicators of the executive body in its specific axis based on the architecture of the policies that each of the executive bodies have . being responsive, they are satisfied with themselves at all. it depends on the people's opinion . i predict that the people will not be satisfied with the internet. we are the ministry that provides various services . to be selected from among the ministries shows that the ministry of science was chosen because all of their degrees are from the ministry of science, but we always win. the people are safe from the security of our own polling machine. the people feel safe and calm. government building he was able to familiarize the public with the achievements of the government in the field of oil . the welfare organization was able to facilitate employment in its own field. people with disabilities from the tax affairs organization also received a certificate of appreciation. dr. sobhani, the honorable head of the tax affairs organization, the governor

in general, therefore, there, in general, i was very happy.this room where there was a commission and say, mom, dad, i didn’t have a balalaika. well, it was probably a consolation that in a year, maybe, it was determined. well, i had an accordion. as an additional instrument, but an additional one, that is, well, already somehow a specialty instrument, where more hours of training were given. it was, of course, was a husky. but in general, this is gratitude to the teachers , elena ivanovna's bone is wonderful. uh, my teacher is the first one who, well, she must have noticed something very important, and right from the first year training has already gone to the competition named after zhenovich. it was a republican competition. mm. there, the first place was everything and it was well, like an event that, in general, has already contributed to the future. e occupation. she will turn you to this tool. well, in general, this is her merit dmitry well, you see, you started playing the balalaika. as you said, you were 7 years old, but your guys are

-- let us start generally and work down. in general, that is certainly in initiative. we want to make sure we are doing our work equitably. there are certainly areas -- any place, there would still be centers. for the local folks that do forecasting, i think we have good coverage. certainly within the agency, equitable access is important. as we move toward more ai -- i will put this in here as well. having access to that and having the thing you need around that. how do i trust this thing? how do i explain or understand it works? from the technology side, the reason we operate the way we do is we build a lot of trust with what we deploy. that has to happen on the ai side. there are specific programs, maybe not specifically for ai, but it is part of it. my office, their job is to interact with the public, whether it is the academic industry, scientists to work on the next operational sweep of models. they are in the process of open sourcing. really making it accessible. it takes a lot of work to get a model up and running. s

it is a lead generator. if they make the right offer, they get you as a customer, and then you have a good results from that credit card, you are more likely to stick around.the longer you stick around , the more likely the bank is to make money off of you. though 0% cards are not going anywhere anytime soon. host: we're are talking about credit card debt, particularly the $1 trillion reported by the federal reserve of new york. our guest is matt schultz. we will go to richard calling from nashville. caller: let me give you a real thing, what i did. i have used a credit card and saved a lot of money, but i have 0%. my mama always told me, keep your credit clean and don't ever use it until you have to. i have done that for 67 years. i have a paid off mortgage. i bought my house for $30,000, and it is worth over $400,000 now. i have always gotten 0%, even on car loans. this time around i got a 3.49% interest at toyota. my credit rating is 840. i have raised a daughter, paid off a mortgage, paid off high school

do we have this general?s that there are yes, of course, then the question is already de-generals. if there is, then there are no questions lethal good. i have a question for filmmakers. let's get back. uh, really outstanding filmmaker and uh in addition to this ceo and ukraine you know i love to ask you. questions that concern, if you want the spirit of mood what does the people want and what is ready to support the people? and, of course, now the authorities, from my point of view, quite reasonably , by and large, want the people to have a feeling of the most normal life, they don’t want to sacrifice social benefits, they don’t want the opportunity to sacrifice education health care and therefore when thinking about the possible consequences. here are some sharp movements of radical steps of retaliatory enemies from russia or the authorities. it seems to me that there is a legitimate concern that, firstly, this may harm the standard of living of a significant part of the population and, in addition, that th

well, in addition, the general staff reports that we have an advance in the direction of recruiting.the defense force is moving in the direction of the new prokopivka and willow and expanding. as i understand this bridgehead, which opens up somewhat new opportunities for us, this does not mean that tokmak will be tomorrow, absolutely does not mean that we have broken through there the line of syrovyki on and so on these are all very so buried very cemented fortifications concreted yes fortification structures well, they will still need to actually be crossed but the defense forces are capable of this because well, we have already seen many times what they are capable of, let's talk about it with a military expert, he was a spokesman general staff of the armed forces of ukraine from the 14th to the 17th year vladyslav seleznyov is in touch with us vladislav glory to ukraine friends i congratulate you heroes glory what can you tell us about the first line of defense and the line of syrovykin and the second line of defense. what is your analysis? we have already pierced it in some place

hero of russia generals lieutenant gennashkin.saw with my own eyes how technologically modern and professional. lieutenant where are we what is your area of ​​responsibility what is your command how did the night go? the third army is also known to us. the luhansk direction is working. second corps were advancing. they took two enemy positions and recaptured them. on the left flank, in general, we continue to carry out the assigned tasks of the city; they have a condornassus in position. we take, well, the enemy is already used to this, probably, our management is used to. they are advancing, but they are losing positions, because our units are building a system of equipment in such a way that there is always an assault unit ready. if the enemy is somewhere offensive. did not create enough reserves suffered heavy losses, this is instantly used by commanders at all levels quite effectively and often it is actions that bring gigantic results that are very different from those generals who, on the contrary, command a heroic operation

the format that was placed there, and the younger generation went here in groups and, to that extent, to them. it was interesting that we received a lot of feedback on the topic of extending this exhibition. this project is even the first, but certainly not the last. we have, uh, ideas for future projects. we will work actively to please the residents of grodno with some new expositions, interesting timed to coincide with our significant dates in russia as well hello hello how are you correcting physics? well, let's go. wanted introduce your family. these are my companions on all business trips, my wife. alina, son maxim and daughter alice, we were together in south korea and now we are happy to move to belarus in the city. grodno today we are here, we are in kaluga park. this is for us. eh, well, such a place of power, or something, we love nature for people, some kind of spiritual, constituting a place. and where? what could be more spiritual than a church of the 12th century, which breathes history? in general, the same situation we have in brest where is our favorite place it was

how did it affect the russian elite in general?uilt because i think that we are now still observing some kind of change , such an internal one. well, of course, i will not give up my tractor. i will talk about the so-called mutiny, and i will also talk about the processes that are going on. in general, we are now getting closer, that is, the russian federation and because we are in a state of war with it and we are approaching the transit period of the problem of 20-24 and under this transit we already see what you see transit means that the moment is approaching when russia is to hold such elections, so-called elections or the elections in quotation marks are not about the fact that putin will go somewhere , it is about a certain reformatting and, according to a certain illusion, reformatting of the functioning of this power vertical. polls and certain work of special services and which actually proved by the representatives of the president's administration that there is a request not for turbo-patriotism, not for borulov , not f

generally. we have been saying for a long time that we have one of the world's examples of this dialogue, that we have never had tolerance, because we have always had mutual respect. that is, we somehow calmly zeroed this stage. and now we are also observing interesting directions of this dialogue, indeed, the pranks of this large forum russia africa was a panel discussion with spiritual leaders from the russian orthodox church, metropolitan klinsky leonid represented them. africa and muslims mufte alberg karganov, uh, head of the spiritual assembly muslims of russia and now, it just turned out that we have many common areas of common affairs in africa, countries, both christian and muslim, and with a mixed population , are present in parallel with the orthodox mission. i do not rule out that there will be a muslim mission, maybe even created, as dioceses will be created in the near future, orthodox precisely within the framework of the russian orthodox church have such ideas. well, just such id

there was some kind of unpleasant misunderstanding, what in general?erstanding. and that this misunderstanding should be tried, as soon as possible, put an end to it and continue to live as it was, i don’t know if i’m right, because i didn’t do this, the researcher didn’t try to delve into it. er, it's in some systematic way. well, from my conversations and observations. i have more and more such an impression konstantin you right, so here, if we take to divide the people who are oriented now, so to speak, to the west, which they have lost, to return the past, we can distinguish three large start strata, the first and the safest. these are the ones that have taken it for granted, they yearn for the past, but strictly observing the laws. here it does not glow anywhere, fulfills the instructions. but the sub-wolf somewhere out there expresses his opinions on the sidelines, thereby forming certain positions. the second position is those about which you said people who definitely want return to the past. here they have the opportunity to do something. they

in your father's generation, which, maybe not everyone lacks, but, well, parts of the current generationhat we got lost between different times. here they put signs that it is not necessary to do different times, different understandings of life are completely different. i lived during the great patriotic war. and when i watch films about the war made by yuri ozerov, i cry. you understand, from delight from rage from pain and i will cry, because they are my generation of boys. they think you the same like those who fight our guys on the screen , you understand, we feel like the same soldiers and this is not an idea. i wrote, lord, forgive and save our children's soldier souls, when the great patriotic war began, papa boris nikolayevich was also ready to go to the front. naturally, many many so wanted to go, but there was an order from stalin that the actors from the bolshoi small and art theater did not concern their call, because they played and rehearsed in moscow well done, and this was very important, because in the city, which is about to take the enemies will not always rehearse an

this is the most unpleasant thing in the general assembly. of course, unfortunately, in our country, uh, they are quite often mentioned in a negative way according to well-known ones. eh, now you understand the reasons for any issue that belarus initiates . it instantly, firstly, attracts interest, both friendly and, so to speak, unfriendly, and active attempts are being made, if we are talking, for example, about a draft of some kind of resolution or er, or some sort of solution is being attempted . e, either to make some amendments that do not suit us to such a document , or simply to block it with us this year, it will be at the session at the upcoming 78th session and our draft resolution on combating human trafficking will be considered. this is our landmark initiative, and it was once announced by president of belarus alexander lukashenko from the rostrum of the general assembly many years ago in 2005 . e since then. this is an initiative that belarus is recognizable as its history began in 1945, belarus joined the organization as one o

well, maybe we'll sell the apartment in general.arazzi will buy a bank. and when i showed her such a fool, it all started, and then my mother chose her older brother, or they crushed her, or she simply didn’t need it. i can't make an exact decision, only the lord knows what happened there. i'm not with us. grandma said, let her call me, you will call me. i will not refuse with pleasure i will call, i will talk, just, but i i even understand for myself. really. perhaps you think, now she will take her grandson in her arms with her, right? anton, i think it's time for maxim to invite the studio. you are his older brother kirillshak. if a person really wanted to see me, he came up and that's it. not there. he takes you here, we are so similar. there is a little question the richest family to solve tried somehow. i always thought about it, i always think about it, so i say there is always a way out. and at what age did the brother start after 10. i generally have the internet, or something, on the internet was. what kind of internet, my

i tend to be very strongly oriented towards political decisions in general.if it is beneficial for them militarily and entails great losses in the resources of human lives, they do not leave these settlements. in the meantime , the kupinsky occupation leadership in the person of the pseudo-measure besedin appointed by kiev continues to poison the pool on the eighth every day and we will work to bring victory closer, we are on our administrative front. and the guys on the front line daddy. more than enough you might think that the character himself is ready to take up arms, and certainly will not go anywhere, but look at the building behind him, you won’t recognize it. its difficult. this is an important monument of soviet architecture, the house of state industry in kharkov but kupinsk, where there is a conversation. according to him , almost one and a half hundred kilometers from here are without export. why lie so brazenly and cheaply? they try as well to maintain at least information visibility control. there is the one who creates, but forgets a large num

and in general, it looks very funny, is this what we saw? i’m afraid, capable of showing time? and in general, if i wanted to say this, it’s the opinion that i carry because of this war, and i’m her. whenever i ’m asked about it, i tell her i always repeat, look at the wagners, the kadyrovs, akhmat, and martekhi, and the special forces that land on combat helicopters, and so on. well, we have seen it all for a year and a half of the war, we have seen it all, all the distance maps, we do not need to be afraid of anyone, we need to focus our attention, what it's some uh-uh everyone was afraid of the kadyrovs, they were scary, they fought the russians in the trenches, they defeated them, and well, in short, you don’t need to be afraid of them. they are the same as other bullets , they don’t take apart artillery shells at all. that in the second event they definitely won't bring as high quality as they brought in the first, so it doesn't matter who comes there because of this our task does not change and our actions do not change we will continu

than the generations before? and how are approaches different. i disagree with the fact that we're more politically active this generation. if you look at history, then you know even a civil rights movement, there were a gang leaders who are on the front lines for that as well. john lewis was 23 when he's spoken to march on washington. martin luther king organize that. a very young age. i think what we're seeing now is in the midst read of a digital age where social media so easily at everyone's disposal. that is a tool kit in ways that we haven't seen before, historically, to democratize information, to share resources and ultimately to build the community. and i think that's what happened this past summer with the george wide process. but i also think that that is really indicative of the power of community build, say in coalition buildings that we're seeing with agend z and millennial generations. so just to be care your seeing that off generation is not more politically active. but what we're doing is we're u

well, that is, he is counting on the fact that the generation will change, but before this generations the current generation of advisers. these are the ones who have now surrounded the white house, and these are the speakers of the ministry of defense and the state department. you listen to them and think, are they living in some kind of virtual world. here on white uh clone everyone absolutely no scary but this smart person will be born, the united states, and in the back west, unless there is some kind of awareness of the deepest crisis in education upbringing. there will be catharsis as they say in the church, cleansing, that's all from this, uh, my conservatives, friends in europe are pessimistic, they think that mm. uh, in general, an irreversible process, but somehow i still want to believe. i'm very sorry. yes, i also feel sorry for the western civilization culture or the one who gave birth to a man, as the embodied duty was once, right? well, i couldn’t, how everything was done somewhere. well, i must say that the process. uh, here, uh, the emergence of normal people in the w

well, in general, you understand, there is even worse the possibility because america is so polarizedrdless of who wins, half of the country, well at least 35-40% of ukraine will be madly satisfied with the result and will consider it as an exclamation mark as a violation of the rights of this and that and so on, so the possibility of some kind of destabilization is not excluded, the possibility is not excluded adaptation of violence, well, it's hard to imagine, but in principle it's all possible, take into account what was said this week, all these court cases. this is just political persecution. well , of course, republicans in general and conservatives now say exactly the same thing that this is political persecution and so on. and this persecution reminds him, you know, of nazi germany in the 1930s, well , of course, it is the jews, his ignorance of germany and history in general, but the very fact that he says such things and that such things will be repeated by different republicans at different levels gives a certain, well, gives a certain taste of what kind of polarization the