oh no, robert the genius physicist said you'd be with your husband.o a scientist and also a physicist, but since, unlike mr., i am not married. there is no one who could confirm that i am also a genius, but i think it is not necessary to introduce him. good evening mr ein good evening elizabeth you are charming today. you look like an italian my real name is esther pink. it was my personal decision. british americans have been working on the creation of a new type of weapon for several years now. atomic bomb, why are our soviet scientists not doing this? comrades war, how long will it take us to create our years precisely a few years? with all due respect to comrades fitin, i'm afraid that our colleagues abroad give out this information as wishful thinking. sit down, avraam fedorovich, what do you need in order to make our bomb faster? in recent years, we have lagged far behind the west in research on uranium and non-ferrous nuclear reactions. in order to answer your questions. we need to understand how far our colleagues abroad have advanced, but thi

genius ay-yi-yi." [ laughter ] we fact-checked that, right?fact-checked that putin when he's upset says "ay-yi-yi. [ light laughter ] i don't want to be out here looking like a, you know - during a lunch in kentucky yesterday, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said that president biden is a, quote, "thoroughly decent human being." added mcconnell, "and if it wasn't for that, we'd probably get along great. [ laughter ] and finally, a florida attorney was recently arrested after she allegedly stripped naked in a bar when they refused to serve her because she was too drunk. and she must be an amazing lawyer, because she still talked them into a scotch and soda. [ laughter ] and that was a monologue, everybody! we have -- [ cheers and applause we have a wonderful show for you tonight. she is a simply incredible singer she has won a million grammys and now she's nominated for an academy award. billie eilish is here. [ cheers and applause i'm happy. from the sounds of it, you are as excited as i am that's very, very nice to hear [ laughter ] an

genius group has a class for you. its stock, which just went public on tuesday, shot up 400%. today its ceo is here to tell us how his products range from everything calledded genius-u as a million dollar master plan would mean big profits for you and perhaps if its shareholders. plus, charge interpoises uplistinging to the nasdaq today. the ceo is joining us in studio in a fox business exclusive on his company's wig day -- big day and how he plans not just to deal with the infrastructure of everything v charging systems, but charging ig in -- anything that you have in your world. as we said, the dow just turned negative. mixed earnings reports, economic data not giving the bulls a clear signal right now. but take a look at natural gas, it is now above $7 a british thermal unit, yes, btus, hitting a new 13-year high, up 57% since the ukraine war. in the meantime, as we begin -- [laughter] this hour and a fox market alert, yeah, you've got the markets down, you've to got natural gas spiking, but everybody in the world of finance is focusing on the little bluebird which is sitti

genius. putin declares a big portion of the ukraine, putin declares it at independent. oh, that's wonderful! so, putin is now saying, it's independent, a large section of ukraine. i said, how smart is that? >> so smart? genius. that is the leader of the republican party calling putin genius as he prepares to commit war crimes. and those bodies on the streets, those ones in the mass graves, that is what that genius looks like in reality. it looks like bodies on the side of the road, hands tied behind their back and bullets in their head. and of course, whatever donald trump said will get blasted out by the loudest mouthpiece on trump tv. >> what is going on between ukraine and russia -- [inaudible] why should i root for russia? which i am. [inaudible] what is this really about? why do i hate putin so much? has putin ever called me a racist? is he trying to get me fired for disagreeing with him? has he shipped every middle class jobs in my town to russia? >> yes. why would anyone have any -- it

i myself read that they have a very large percentage percentage of genius.mple, one person there quickly counts the other well, for example, a genius plays the piano. oh well, then i have a brilliant neighbor from the entrance. you know how he plays the button accordion, how he and his wife managed to have two children on parents. i don’t understand you, larochka is so smart with us and zlata’s character is just normal. in all respects borya borya storm storm storm all is well, all is well. everything is fine. you had a headache. i took you to the doctor. now everything is fine. already. well, calm down. everything, everything, everything, here is olga vladimirovna meet me more awake. you will wake us up a little, and you will return home. you will be fine here. what is he doing? when are you nervous? what are you giving? oh , take a little hill, well, sit down, see what 's good now. draw you let me go. storm storm more calm calmly. his heart rate is going through the roof, something is tormenting him. but here, that the temperature increases, it means that

>> "janitor genius." [ applause ] >> that is right? >> "janitor genius."ius was spelled with a "j." >> more of a comedy. >> it was more of a comedy. >> "janitor j echenius." >> more of a comedy, until ben -- >> ben made it what it is, a great film. >> yes. >> i know you want me to fire away, ask you more questions. >> fire away. >> i know, i heard that. we're running out of time. i just thought, we love matt damon here, we do. [ cheers and applause ] matt, i would feel like a fool if i didn't ask you to say the classic line from "good will hunting." do you mind doing it for us right now? [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. do you like apples? >> what? >> do you like apples? >> yeah. >> i got a numbah. how do you like them apples? [ cheers and applause ] >> that's what i'm talking about. matt damon! that's how you do it. matt, i thought since you were here, if you don't mind, i thought jimmy kimmel would love it if you signed something. >> oh. >> i mean -- >> yes. >> then i was thinking about it. i go, jimmy would really want something more from matt damon. if

heard well, finally, here it is he is a self-taught computer genius.zen kuzmin personally burns with a desire to help us, and it will not work to start working right now. first i need to get to know you for a few words, can i? well, we found the hacker's apartment along with his corpse surname chudinov nickname chudikzivanie drugs our forensics found traces of a struggle on the body. in general, we are at the very beginning, so that your self-taught computer genius is worth its weight in gold. what kind of people hello i need to talk to you let's go alone if a colleague is involved in the case, i refuse to help, i'd rather die in prison than work with her. you can still breathe. sit here, i'll be there soon. so he did agree. yes, i had to include everything. their charm. well guys there is one condition no conditions no concessions. you do not understand. in fact , he will throw you off so that you won’t even notice right away, but the request, in my opinion, is quite adequate. sister wants to see that there is also a sister. well, yes, he has a sister

i have great heritage and uncle lou is a great genius. my father was a genius. we have a lot of geniuses. i don't like being called stupid. is there a test or something i can take to prove to these radical left maniacs that are -- is there a test? he said, sure there is a test. it's called the x test. >> the man who claims he passed the x test, then got distracted by his own image in a tv monitor while he was giving that speech about how smart he is. >> we had a fake, phony election. and by the way, did you see -- oh! what's a handsome president. wow. [applause] >> and, in other trump news today, a judge in manhattan, after finding donald trump in contempt of court, ordered him to pay $10,000 a day until he complies with the new york attorney generals state subpoenas and joining us now is mary trump, niece of donald trump. she is the author of the reckoning, our nation's trauma and finding a way to heal. her new podcast is, the mary trump show. mary, let me begin with a question about how you are feeling since you were not mentioned in a genius section of the tr

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a genius.was bad at social networks. mobile me, itunes ping, we have seen no indication that elon musk is good at this particular area does he really want to run twitter? does he want to be hauled in front of congress, jack dorsey and mark zuckerberg style to have to justify why it either published what it did or didn't publish what it didn't i don't think so so, the market dynamics so far for twitter don't change in any way that i can see or appreciate here, but if, carl, elon musk articulates new grand strategy for twitter that changes the equation, then maybe it gets important. >> the question is what that's going to be, if he really is concerned, guys, about free speech, does he try to wean them off of an ad-supported model and then across the street today it's just note after note about what could the alternative be? could it be subscriptions? could it be a nonprofit? could it be some kind of vague business model based on web 3? they don't know. but certainly the voting structure, dee, and

. >> there is the genius. the real miracle in philadelphia? the real miracle in philadelphia was that 55 white men, who are not even particularly representative of their stratified society, nevertheless, whatever their intentions at the time, created a system. they wrote a document. they gave birth to a government that was capable, overtime, not because people passed a law, more often because people took to the streets and demanded change. but nevertheless, you know, fdr talked about it continuing revolution. that since the beginning, since the founding, we have been engaged in a continuing, mostly peaceful, revolution. the notion of a country that has never become, but who is always in the act of becoming. someone says that's a [inaudible] view of american history. but is an optimist, i look at the founding and see that as the real miracle of philadelphia. it also explains why the civil rights movement connected in the way that it did, and why even now, when it's easy to despair, i like to be more optimistic. >> so let me ask you some short q

. >> but you see, there's the genius. i'll say, look, the real miracle in philadelphia, the real miracle in philadelphia was that 55 white men who are not even particularly representative of their stratified society nevertheless whatever their intentions at the time created a system, wrote a document, gave birth to a government that was capable over time not because people passed a law or someone a decree but more often people took to the streets and demanded change. but nevertheless, you know, fdr talked about a continuing revolution. that since the beginning, since the founding we've been engaged in a continuing and mostly peaceful revolution. you know, the notion of a country that has never become but is always in the act of becoming. now, someone say that is a pollyannaish view and i see that as the real miracle of philadelphia. which also explains why the civil rights movement connected, you know, in a way that it did. and why even that when it's easy to despair. i like to be more optimistic. >> so, let me ask you so

i'm a genius. >> ha ha, very clever.i told you you were smart. >> they were intimate with each other over text message because they talked so much about their personal feelings. were they a traditional boyfriend and girlfriend? it's hard to say. >> turns out there was something darker in their texts to each other. something nobody else saw. >> no one truly knows what's going on with me. no one. i feel trapped in my own quskin and nothing will work for me. if you only knew what i go through, you would be amazed how i'm still alive. >> hi, this is conrad henry roy iii reporting to you about what's going on through my mind, what's going on through my head the last few days. >> conrad roy is busy making a video diary, a diary his family knows nothing about. >> if i keep talking, it's going to get better. i've created a monster out of myself. the past few years. because of my depression. erasing thoughts. suicidal thoughts. >> he attempted suicide in 2012 by swallowing tylenol. this was right after he had actually gotten out

it doesn't take a genius to apoint out the supply and i dot know ifon you remember six monts ago all of this is because one of the monopolies and how they keep talking about the countries when the direct way is to transfer technologies and manufacture. that is the crux of the gates foundation underpinning of making healthcare available and again it comes from the view of the developing world. i do see that the rest is incapable of looking at the world. we keep coming back to the charity to the principleip of justice. the companies are turning and the gates foundation what they get is this superiority. ites also hires companies on the board and there's too much interest elected in public office. >> thank you for breaking that down. you have this example of an hiv drug that was going to be given for free. can you share some of that moment and how that proved to be a watershed moment for hiv drug pricing? >> they were priced at ten to $15,000. whatat happens is it is subsidid by the universities. the molecule is acquired by a pharma company and the social rule of medicine thinking about

and i'll miss a genius, nefarious genius, tactical way, and that we're observing sort of at 900 century war. the seemingly is about territory. the intent is to break apart as we were just discussing, the 20th century security architecture into pieces that will force us to reconstruct what we have and then doing it with 21st century methods that there's an element of cyber that there's an element of hybrid that there's all sorts of other components that will aid in his tactical ambitions, but that the manifestation will be, or he will try to have the manifestation be territorial increased annexation just allows him to continue to feed the image in country that he is establishing himself as you know, a sort of a novel, sorest an imperialist figure, and talking about 2 images and 2 to talking about how images are fed up. so just want to go back to, to go stuff for a 2nd because we've had this new, we thought this line coming in to the last several hours and more questioning whether vladimir putin is actually being given by his intelligence services for the full truth. what can you tell us

he's not a genius. he's a mass murderer.e's not a genius, he's a human rights violator and perpetrator of war crimes. and the world needs to know where america stands. we should stand, if we could, unified, for the people of ukraine, for democracy in europe and for democracy all around the world. i yield back. and i urge a yes vote on the rule. and the previous question. and i yield back the balance of [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] >> the house went on to pass the bill 417-10. it now goes to president biden for his signature. >> homeland security secretary mayorkas testified by the budget and border security. watch this house judiciary committee hearing tonight at 9:30 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or full coverage on our free video app, c-span now. >> on saturday, the daily show host trevor noah hosts the first white house correspondents' dinner since

he's not a genius. he's a mass murderer.e's not a genius, he's a human rights violator and perpetrator of war crimes. and the world needs to know where america stands. we should stand, if we could, unified, for the people of ukraine, for democracy in europe and for democracy all around the world. i yield back. and i urge a yes vote on the rule. and the previous question. and i yield back the balance of my time and i move the >> the house went on to pass the bill for 17-10. it goes to president biden for his signature. now available at the c-span shop, the 2022 congressional directory, though there to order a copy. this compact book as your guide to the federal government with contact information for every member of congress including bios and committee assignments and also contact information for state governors and the biden administration cabinet. order your copy at c-spanshop.org. every purchase help support c-span's nonprofit operation. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the

and he called invasion of ukraine and act of genius by a genius. and 40 days later, donald trump still can't find a single thing to criticize in his friend, vladimir putin. the war criminal, the oscillator. freedom of call it happened in bucha, where they estimated 300 people were killed, 8chan's side. >> the agree that it's a genocide? >> no, i think it's a war crime. >> the word genocide was first used at the end of world war ii describe hitler's policy of extermination of the entire jewish population of europe. that was hit liz ambition. he executed 6 million men, women, and children. 6 million jews. the word genocide is a combination of the word generals, meaning race, or tribe, and the line world, sighing, meeting killing. there are 44 million ukrainians in the official death count of ukrainian civilians so far in this war. and that is estimated by the united nations to be 1117 as a velocity. that is surely an undercount that will go much higher. but, so far, the massacres carried out by russian troops in ukraine have not reached the level of

i always knew you were a genius. i know that you knew. will give you 20 million crystals only when i see a girl. you understand me, then tomorrow at 9:00 am. i'm waiting for you to find a humpback. and what is all this not? there is another camera, she looks towards the street. did you see that? what was stolen or taken to the library? you have to call klimov. olenka well, maybe you'll go home with me, everything will be fine. yes , what is it that worries me in my soul, my mother will go and check what is happening with aksyonov. rides, what a difference we have little time. well, we need a fourth negative blood from you. your andrey said that he promised to bring her to aksyonov's girl, and he disappeared, olya, don't worry how he disappeared. he just does not pick up the phone on the road, but my boyfriend is dying. what is the first negative blood type. well, it should come, how could i forget. we leave arrived. better tell me how it happened. yes, i actually told you everything over the phone. i got them out. no. well, i looked at th

so i, you need so i went to my genius. i want to ask my lawyer law. he's a lawyer, a nice the way you want us to move it. sure, fucked them love. it must be suddenly saying she did it that way. and we we as soon as possibly she'd be unable daily interest me or don't wish to miami and not longer human language. still it is it windows? nobody out there to me because they wouldn't push associate with their ask me, especially for me the the a 4th with lead you with that you for that reason you did your for the walk so yeah, i was oh, when i was showing wrong when i was just a shape out the scene becomes the african and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. and united states has always had a variety of tools in use and tax on other countries. we have a responsibility for the whole world and we need to make rules for the rest. because without out there will be k, a. d, [000:00:00;00] a with hillary structure of the plot parties, moran. gov. you have reports from the heart of the procedur

time there was such a boy gena shpalik, he was born in karelia in the small town of segezha when the genius 4 years old, his dad died at the front in six genes, a friend began to write poetry. i was spinning carp nothing. where am i at the age of 11, gena entered the suvorov.

our genius founding fathers set up three branches of government. two of them get to make policy. congress writes and passes laws. presidents sign or veto them. and they're both accountable through frequent elections. the third branch responsibilities are completely and totally different. the courts exist not to rewrite laws, but to apply them as written, to protect every american's right to the consistent, impartial rule of law. so the judiciary is insulateed and independent. republicans want touphold the separation of powers. we want judges to honor their limited role in our republic, stick to the text, rule impartially, and leave policy making to policymakers. and then we want those judges to have total freedom from political threats and bullying. the political left has a long held exactly the opposite. they believe the framers got the judicial role. they want the supreme court to be another forum where progressives can pursue policy outcomes and social changes. when liberals fail to convince 218 house members and 60 senators of a position, they want to cross the street and try

i'm a food genius, and also news from scientists about the benefits of green tea.wer to a question from our viewers about food from a multicooker, and at the end of the program, the traditionally beautiful recipe of the week and the continuation of the main investigation of the issue. what oriental sweets? i had no idea before what the dessert surprised me the most. we are all hooked on avito, just a lifesaver, you can buy and sell anything, find a jack of all trades and even a job. by the way, avito has been with us for 15 years. regarding ntv turn on may 2 and may 3 all day on ntv, where do we have the authority ? let's go catch the thieves. wow again , the monkey did not end. it remains only to develop. implementation plan, dinosaur, new season from may 4 at 20:00 on ntv mask final tomorrow at 20:40 on ntv for the drug citrine is unimportant. what kind of bouquets do you like? cetrine is important to block allergic receptors and protect you from the influence of allergens. after 20 minutes, don't be distracted by allergies, comedy action comedy, record number of

, nefarious genius, tactical way and that we're observing sort of a 19th century war that seemingly is about territory. the intent is to break apart. as we were just discussing the 20th century security architecture into pieces that will force us to reconstruct what we have and then doing it with 21st century methods that there's an element of cyber that there's an element of hybrid that there's all sorts of other components that will aid in his tactical ambitions, but that the manifestation will be or he will try to have the manifestation be territorial increased annexation. just allows him to continue to feed the image in the country that he is establishing himself as you know, a sort of a novel sorriest imperialist figure and talking about images and talking about how images are fed. perhaps i'd just like to go back to gustav for a second because we've had this new we've had this line coming in in the last several hours and more questioning whether vladimir putin is actually being given by his intelligence services? the full truth. what can you tell us about that? do you have any so

shevchenko you will know completely another, as if in vain, not a genius, a saint, but an alcoholic , not an envious clumsy ladies' man, getting gifts from his ex-bride, well, indeed, a moral spy, even a friend's wife and a melted revolutionary, begging forgiveness from the authorities for this learned side. taras was always carefully hidden, but she is, he was exactly like that in my diaries and a dozen memos of testimonies that did not retake after 1917, i start where others finished this book olesya elderberry toppled the idol of svidomo ukrainians from the pedestal. and i didn't like it. to many for the first time, the sensational book was an abordak, that this time shevchenko and she also caused the greatest hatred, because for ukrainian nationalists. uh, so shevchenko's icon they are uh, you know, like the most medieval peasants. uh, god is praying for the gospel never read because the illiterate. well, now, they didn’t read shevchenko, they didn’t read the elder, but they know that the elder offended shevchenko and for this they hate him. for example, when i read this book, i s

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don't lose denisov, he's a genius. he will make you a millionaire.irst you take care of my family. dmitry konstantinovich, the doctors said you will notice a noticeable improvement tomorrow, and in a week. you will transfer half of the amount for the yellow river to my wife. with each party you promise too learned. you can forget everything, come. there are guys behind me, go around the house on the other side. who is the senior lieutenant? vasilkov come in? nobody here. i immediately told you that there was no one in the house , but you did not believe me. where is your husband now, he went to the hospital for a physical examination. quietly, quietly taras, without nonsense, the dacha is surrounded. put the trunk on the ground. surrender, then i guarantee you a life of fair trial where my wife is safe, if anything happens to her, i don't want blood we surrender. i remember what you promised me. i won't forget. hear the sailor flashlight not in a day, taras ran all the way. we have been looking for you for a long time. i didn't get lost. dmitry konst

the previously unseen work by the italian renaissance genius is belived to be his first known nude.is career in florence. the auction comes after france lifted an export block in an attempt to acquire it for the state. reminder of the breaking news... uk chancellor, rishi sunak, his wife, ash carty amartey, has volunteered to pay uk income tax on her worldwide income. ms murty owns £700 billion in shares of the indian it giant, a company founded by her father, from which she received £11.6 million in dividend income last year. as a non—domiciled uk resident, she is not required by law to pay uk taxes on her international income, but in a statement released to the bbc, she was our that tax arrangements did not seem compatible with the british sense of fairness. that update from simon jack. with the british sense of fairness. that update from simonjack. you can follow him on twitter and you can also follow me. thanks for watching. today wasn't quite as cold as yesterday because the wind wasn't as strong but we have still ended the week with temperatures below par for the time of year.

she endured again and eventually waited for a brilliant performance staged by genius tyrant. role of blanche became a legend of the lighthouse. but after all, with such miracles as the art of poetry, music, well , some kind of new world came into the world, well, higher feelings arose in someone. i think that really, as she is a very great actress , she took place in this performance because, as well as the scale of this character role. this is the role of her existence in this role of poignancy. uh, some amazing insecurity, and at the same time strength. this is what i think it was. well, nemolyaeva played a unique phenomenon to break her heart and each time she really went literally crazy, dying on stage, probably goncharov still understood the strength and power of the actress’s talent if he entrusted her with such a difficult role. but aloud the director acknowledged the merits, non-molyaevs, only once, after the performance, he gathered everyone there. he wants something that is about an exemplary military man. there some organized some kind of champagne something like f

this is a logistics genius without any involvement.of logistics and at the expense of the railways. it describes. e, great well, not great e, a very famous and intelligent writer karpov who wrote all his life about generals. and suddenly he decided to write a protolovik and it turns out that thanks to these logistics we will win the soviet union well, then, of course, of course, yes, that is number, yes, but then there were no calibers. here we would , uh, probably win even faster. and today, there are a lot of problems. e have the west to deliver aid to this avalanche. well, first of all, uh, different track widths. uh, in any case, you need to take this into account, they cannot immediately leave poland and enter the territory of ukraine because the glue, the railway of different calibers. here. well, plus everything. i think we will break all this logistics by blows and we will break break break break. uh, big uh, there's a big discussion going on. for some reason connected with bridges. you must not touch through the dnieper. how a

forget his debt for science and for snout. nonsense in this situation equally helpless and mediocre geniusi must tell you that we do not want an airplane at all, no space. we want to expand the land you have its borders. we do not know what to do with other worlds. we don't need other worlds. we need a mirror, we fight for contact and will never find it, we are in a stupid position a person rushing towards a goal that he is afraid of, which he does not need. human needs human. let's have a drink. for the memory of him, although he was afraid. no , the gibarians were not afraid. there are worse things. he died of hopelessness. he thought that all this happens only to him, my god, what are you talking about. all these heartbreaking overflows you just get and nothing more. do you take on a little? i know my place, i work. man was created by nature to know it.

by vladimir putin and that vladimir putin is a genius turning to our discussion now, eddie glug, chairton university, an msnbc contributor professor glaad, where do you think where we stand tonight in this country as we watch what is happening in ukraine >> i think we are still struggling for the heart of our own democracy i think there are a liberal forces afoot trying to take advantage of liberal processes for a liberal ends. authoritarianism rains in large swaths of the country. we heard representative pinto talk about what's going on in texas, and texas is just one example. so, i think we're facing anti-democratic forces in a moment where the selection of normalcy has let some of us to want to look past them in order to ensure that perhaps, or to live in the illusion that perhaps we're okay. but our democracy is just as much endanger as it's been in a long time. >> as much unity as there is under is a great deal of unity in this country in terms of the view of what's happening in ukraine, the idea that there could be 63 members of the house of representatives who basically side wit

he was just a genius at not just mathematics, but the logic of mathematics. it was at a time when computers were being developed. at a time when a computer was a person with a slide rule and a pencil. literally that's what they were called. he was put into the war effort in 1940, '41, in order to deal with a luftwaffe interested if -- with a lustwaffe which was reigning terror at the time. he was really interested in the fact -- and he came to this through his wartime work -- that you could put people and mechanical things including electromechanical things in a single task. so he conceived of anti-aircraft as the combination of people on the ground, the gunner, et cetera, and a circle of causality between the airplane in the sky, the speed of the airplane, the maneuvers of the airplane, the ability of the pilot to do evasive maneuvers. and a round circle of information, which was, you know, there was no enemy in this process. it was just a circle of information which helped the guy on the ground bring that guy down. >> he changes -- i am going to push you a

and he's a genius. he's a genius. and he's a crazy man, too, in his own crazy way.ry: this will be interesting to see how it plays out. a lot of people at twitter are pretty nervous right now. >> you think? larry: thank you, phil. kristen: the future of driverless vehicles. after a bizarre incident earlier this month at jp morgan, the only definition of wealth that matters is yours. it can be a smaller house, but a bigger nest egg. a goal to work toward, or the freedom to walk away. with 200 years of experience, personalized advice, and commission free trades on an award-winning app, we are working for you. planning. investing. advice. jp morgan wealth management. kristen: let's begin with covid news. the federal mask mandate for public transportation is set to expire one week from today. but there's word the mandate could be extended. this, as the ba.2 subvariant is driving up covid cases. the cdc will make the recommendation in the coming days. keep in mind, as we are having this debate, we reported today the city of philadelphia reinstated its indoor mandate beca

he was born in karelia in the small town of segezha when the genius was 4 years old, his dad died at the front in six genes a friend began to write poetry. i was spinning around the carousel, i didn’t understand anything. where , at the age of 11, gena entered the suvorov and then the moscow higher military command school , i will now write down the most important things in my diary. i dream of standing guard over the mausoleum. gena loved his homeland very much and did not like anti-soviet jokes. well , he didn’t become a military shpalik, what’s the matter. it will take 7 years and shpalikov will come up with a film. i walk alone in moscow from the most favorite films of the audience of a huge country called the ussr, this river embankment and a steamboat. gena was very fond of. under the banner of shpalikov, we recalled his poems and songs. there is no moscow, but gena remained. fadeev committed suicide yesterday and today in all the newspapers his portraits and medical certificate during a mental depression caused by an acute attack of alcoholism committed suicide. please no. alc

all your kind of expertise in the amazing human half cooperation, how we could harness our kind of genius for corporation in the future to kind of make the world a bit happier. it more successful, you know, on the one hand, our ability to widen our social circles and to cooperate at more global scales with other people. is really, undoubtedly the reason that we managed to, you know, leave the environment in which humans evolved and to eventually color is the globe . and so, you know, cooperating outside of our immediate family is a major part of our human success story. but it's also the reason that we are now massively overpopulating the globe and over using the natural resources. and so it's hard to say actually, whether our tendency to scale up that corporation in our co perceive ability is ultimately our, you know, is our winning superpower or the, our undoing. i don't know. what do you think i think was often missed is that we are hardly corporate if we tend to corporate mostly within our own groups. and i think that's perhaps the hard, the hard problems to crack for humans. because

it means that bright, anglo-saxon genius is capable. and by the way , let's say so. speak, american writers, authors of dystopia also understood this very well. what is he capable of? on by and large, i mean, and by the way, they demonstrated this in fact historically, and this is what we, by the way, saw in the united states here, when there was a discussion, we were to support m not to support bm can we influence it? no, this is not our instrument. i tried to explain all the time. these are exactly the same hungwins as they were, which means, respectively, in the people's republic of china. these are exactly the same azov people, by the way. some of them are outside only against the trump voters. there the united states if necessary, when the prices are go off scale they will be allowed to rob. they are happy they will shoot. this is absolutely technology, it comes from there. that is, in general, we can say that, of course, they undoubtedly use nazi symbols; they profess nazi ideology at the same time, but technology, how to do it? she is a bribe. it was developed

it is the next day, in response to criticism of the putin genius comment, donald trump said this -- >> trump said, putin is smart! i mean he's taking over a country for $2 worth of sanctions. i'd say that's pretty smart. he's taking over a country, literally a vast, vast location. a great piece of land with a lot of people and just walking right in. >> today, vladimir putin admitted that the sanctions are hurting russia saying, quote, the most urgent problem here is the disruption of export logistics but donald trump thought that it was worth $2 worth of sanctions, it was $2 worth of sanctions. and donald trump said vladimir putin was pretty smart to take those $2 worth of sanctions and exchange for taking over a country. what he called a great piece of land. donald trump believed that vladimir putin apparently believed that russian troops would be, quote, walking right in. donald trump had nothing but praise for vladimir putin just walking right into ukraine. sean hannity has publicly said, he's been friends with donald trump or 25 years. and in the trump white house, sean hannity wa

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