george's son, niko. [ lambros speaking greek ] [ george speaking greek ] >> anthony: man, that is so>> anthony: oh, mashed fava beans. it's amazing. >> lambros: this is like as traditional as you get. all these dishes are either used as an appetizer before the main dish, which is the soup, or as breakfast. >> anthony: breakfast. >> lambros: they have this for breakfast, maybe a couple of beers, and then they go to sleep again for a few hours. >> anthony: now you're talking my language. [ george speaking greek ] >> anthony: beautiful. all the fish he catches, it's sold on the island? or sent to athens? >> lambros: mostly to athens. >> george: niko. >> anthony: what kind of fish is this? [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: olive oil and lemon. >> anthony: man. this is some professional-quality stuff. [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: you need to eat more. >> anthony: ah, this broth is fantastic. >> george: yamas. >> anthony: yamas, thank you. [ lambros speaking greek ] [ george speaking greek ] [ nikos speaking greek ] >> lambros: he liked his dad doing it and he likes doing it h

george is that right? and so it's very much, oh, as a kind of desire of the human rights brigade that there will be these big war crimes trials in which you have these defendants with the hands hanging down, preferably behind that kind of a, a glass booth like out of iceman and then, you know, they'll have these eloquent human rights of prosecutors, raining down accusations on these hapless sa individuals. and that would be the final try on o has on global human rights movement will if, what is very interesting, what you said about the ukraine. because ukraine is not a part of the i see, see, but what a ukraine did. he says, well, we will recognize i c. c jurisdiction on crimes committed against us on our territory. so therefore, we will be happy to cooperate with you in order that you'll be able to prosecute for people who have committed crimes against 1000. i said, i find that that's your exhibit. any of this to be sure clear, george, but crimes that they may or may not have committed themselves with it.

you know, whatever, you know, we're really lucky on this recording that we have george because george is an expert. and with the i c. c did with the former yugoslavia george getting it, you know, given their behavior. and now the precedent sent to us so established there. how does that bode for when it comes to ukraine? because i'd like to point out, george is educated me a lot on this. is it in that situation? the chances in your a serve you're going to be guilty now on serve innocent. it's very focused. it's almost racist. go ahead. sure. yeah, no of that. that's, that is very, very important to keep that in mind. because again, when the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia was set up in 1993. ah, it was billed as well. this is not going to be a victim tribunal. this is going to be objective and i, everybody who's committed crimes, you know, whatever the nationality will be in the process. of course it wasn't. and everybody knew that he wasn't the, the a, c, u and security council which had been very hostile to the subs. it's set this up again, no real legal bas

that is never predictable, george? >> george: latest on pope francis.dmitted into the hospital with infection. 86-year-old pontiff has spent several days, good morning, marcus. >> reporter: george, good morning. pope francis had a restful night and received communion as word of his illness spreads. >> this morning many waiting update on pope francis' condition. 86 hospitalized nearly 24 hours ago respiratory infection quote will require several days of appropriate hospital medical treatment. adding he had been complaining of respiratory difficulties. days before kissing a baby welcoming another child on pope mobile. 2021 francis spend days in the hospital that removed part of colon. year later slight bone fracture in his knee. he relies on a cane and as a wheelchair. young man part of lung removed because of mona kosar-abdi moan pneumonia. last year francis said former pope benedict 16th opened door to future resignations and when the time comes he would consider stepping down. pope tweeting: i am messages. >> reporter: all of this happening aheart of w

and said, george, do you know how screwed up u.s. canadian relations are? and i'll tell you, we within three months under george schultz's leadership, we not only changed the name of the bureau european and canadian affairs, we brought in a deputy assistant secretary to focus on canada and under shultz leadership set up four meetings between secretary of state and the canadian foreign minister. a year and within three years we had solved probably ten or 12 of the most difficult trade and and investment issues in that relation and environmental issues and that relationship that that says it all as far as i'm about shultz as somebody who could use his relationships and use his intellectual leadership and his knowledge of the internal bureaucracy to really get a lot done. paul i you have some notes here, so i want one. make sure you get to them. perhaps i could just ask you in your comments to hit on a third piece which hasn't fully been developed. we had eric talking about how officials worked within the organization. rick just talked

go ahead, george. i agree. it's not a, i mean, i don't, i agree with you, but i don't agree with lionel. i think it is a very big issue. and it goes much beyond where the money going, the issue, as trump, as laid it out, that we're heading towards world war $3.00. we're heading towards a possible nuclear compensation with another nuclear superpower. and we need to stop it. trump said, oh where's, where's the money going? he has said, we need to cease fire immediately, and we need to bring this war to an end immediately that he's blaze a trail among the republicans. the scientist is trying to maneuver and to find out where he's going to go trumps opponents. the ones is going to say, oh, you know, we all the way with zalinski. they're in significant. they're going to be kicked out of the race. by the time we get to new hampshire, but i think it is a very big issue and i think it will be a big issue in the primary and in the general election because i think the trunk will probably be the the g o. p nominate and he

a bill making it's way through. george's parliament has led to protests and anger. the so called foreign agents proposed law would require in g o z and media outlets with more than 20 percent of foreign funding to register with the state. the government insists this will bring more transparency to foreign influence in the former soviet republic. but opponents say it's a way to crack down on critics and control the media. thousands georgians protested outside their parliament in tbilisi this week, demanding the bill be withdrawn. they say if passed, it could derail their country chances of joining the european union. george's president is also against the bill and has threatened to veto the measure. is unknown. always always softer. no one needed this lot on it came from nowhere. but maybe it was dictated from moscow. it needs to go. it needs to be repealed any way you want. i said from the 1st day that i would veto this law and i will deter it. the presidential veto can be over ruled by parliament, but the government may face yet. other hurdles, e. u foreign policy

george washington and say. i went to his letters. so when he says that he's someone for 80 years, that he's lame and lazy and pretends to be so i'm like, george, you can we talk? you've worked here for 80 years, but it's in his book. i mean, it's in his. one only needs to read the notes of. virginia by thomas jefferson in there in his letters. he's saying they do not feel pain as we do. yeah. and at the beginning, you listed those ten names. there are hundreds of names of slave that were owned in in this book. and they're they're they're unpaid. the specificity was mind boggling to me. i had no idea that that information available. i thought all of that would have been lost to. but it was it was property they were logging logging. they were only he was only logging his property. and that's why he says laming lazy presidents to be so because he sells her someone else needs to know this is one of your better workers. yeah. and that goes back to the holocaust museum. right. the nazi regime was no. and pride prided

george!aven't answered my questions about the volcano or the cookies or the puppy or any of this stuff, george? >> i don't have time for this right now, jimmy. i've got to get this thing up to 88 miles an hour. i'm going to go back to 1975. i'm going to get my lava-covered mother and take her to the enchantment under the sea dance. let's hit it, pepe. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh my goodness, all right. well, you know. we tried. we've got a great show for you tonight. ike barinholtz is here. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll be right back with courteney cox. i'm a screen addicted tween. and, if i'm not posting on social media, i don't feel seen. hey mom. look! mom! oh my god mom. you gotta look at this. nope. keeping my eyes on the road is paying off with drivewise. post about that. bo-ring. oh! say cheese! no, thank you. unblock me! stop! [screech] that was awesome! hey what's your @? i'll tag you. get drivewise from allstate and save 40% for avoiding mayhem like me. what is your int

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george? no, that's right. i mean, because what are the russians was seeking was some recognition ah, from the west that what the west has been doing for 30 years, this nato expansion essentially creating this block, this military block that is clearly surrounding a russia and is to target that of russia that this cannot go on, that russian just simply cannot accept military alliance on its borders on the, those big b o, particularly because got alliance a has, is targeted russia as their primary recycling. they explicit about their explicit or then, you know, particularly when we've had the past decade of this constant barrage of anti russian propping gander. the old, the sanction of the sanctions didn't stop. you know, after that the, the launch of the special with the choppers. we've had all the magnet ski ag sanctions. we had all the sanctions about. suppose that russian interference in u. s. elections in the been wave of the wave of sanctions. and russia sees this military alliance is moving towards our bo

george, i quite agree. it does just become a dinner club and the, you know, particularly as the, you know, the g 7 as you say, b to dominate. and really, this is where the problem is, i mean, well, the united states has laid down, but particularly with the sabotage over the north stream. pipelines is that, you know, this isn't going to tolerate some kind of a new ordering of the world dominated by, you know, china's built and road initiative. and so that, that just simply going to accept this. and therefore, the night states will go ahead and sabotage it in whatever way it can. and that's why when in india comes along and sort of essentially wants to play both sides well we part of the quad. but we're also the voice of the global south. and then when, unfortunately, the countries that are clearly in the us cross says and but still make nice with the u. s. and i'm thinking of particularly the, the countries of central asia and who will obviously be part of the built and road initiative then. and i am not qui

and i always say he's one of my favorite george's to talk to george. thanks for joining us. so 1st up, your reaction when you heard the icpc was issuing an arrest warrant for vladimir putin now put aside for one moment. what crimes they are alleging he committed, but to issue an arrest warrant against a sitting head of state. how did that strike you? well, i'd like to say that i was surprised, but i wasn't surprised because i had predicted this for several weeks prior to this, warren, i knew that the i c, c would go down this. i also think that a, some kind of an ad hoc tribunal will also be created. i mean, under the auspices you the united states some, some collection of states. so it was always obvious that the western powers would resort to using some humanitarianism as the propaganda exercise, that they would want to demonize russia by bringing up some certificate, you know, crimes against humanity. and naturally it was children. and because, you know, people obviously have a very emotional response to the subject of children back in the 90s. in the case of yugoslavia,

george has the most points.our time pavel on which river is the victoria falls this is the correct answer to the question. an isosceles triangle is 58 cm, the base is 7 cm longer than the side. find the side. 17 cm is the correct answer to the question paul chemistry which chemical compound is the basis of marble? alas , i have no idea. i understand you george phosphorus oxide. unfortunately, the wrong version. does the teacher know us? the answer to the question, i think it is associated with calcium, maybe yes, calcium is associated with exactly the correct answer to the question calcium co3 calcium carbonate. outside is a system unit of energy used primarily to measure household electricity consumption efficiency paul i think this is an amp no amps this is the current strength of the guys when for electricity is paid for what units do we pay. this is half the word kilowatt-hours, how many kilowatt-hours do we burn? usually they say they often reduce it to kilowatts, how many kilowatts are there? but this is w

b has nothing to respond to the threats in george's bustling capital tbilisi. you are now just as likely to hear russian being spoken as georgians. and some here, a worried that to tin support is, could have been deliberately concealed. among the most recent arrivals russians his ethnicity, the kremlin, could exploit if it ever wanted to repeat a ukraine style invasion here. i think there is a lot of tension here because they think that people who are running from russia just bringing garza problems here. it's night time in the capital and the graffiti artists have come out and fools. it's 6 time where i think the same message against the russians in wise and, and your dear cause our gower man did nothing. rashes hadn't care. now's our proposal, put in my town. it's taken an hour to finish the graffiti, but it may not be there for long. the authorities diligently paint over any anti russian slogans. sure enough, the following day it's gone. but there's plenty of other graffiti in tbilisi. first annexed by russia in the 19th century, and then subjected to 70 yea

now the whole issue is to what extent george in public will protest and resist. not to accept these clinical or mo, adoption of the law. and i think yesterday, and the days before have shown that it was kind of the last drop that people are fed out with this kind of an informer rule. with this increase of russian employees . and people are serious about taking the resistance. i don't know how long it will take, but it's clear that no government in georgia has managed to derail people's commitment to europe in future. donahoe looks like you want to jump in. i will give you that chance. but i do want to ask you about the fact that helen mentioned these protests that are ongoing. and i wanted to ask you how significant the protests are and if you expect that they will be growing. the protests are significant certainly. and i think that there is a momentum behind them, so i would expect that they might roll days and weeks progress. but these are, these are not solitary. protests are happening, protests, you know, on, on a number of issues over many years now. i mean,

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george. yes that's, that's exactly that in russia's goals out while they were limited back in the last of february, clearly now has to include regime change in care because i cannot allow this zelinski gang, this rabidly raso phobic a crowd to stay in power. i mean, what, you know, what happens, let's say there's an armistice as a some sort of peace agreement. they will immediately start reaffirming we know that's exactly what nature is going to do. i mean, they're going to do what they did in 2014 and just restart this all over again in 510 years time. so russia has to make a drastic change. and i mean, and that's over all this. i mean, whenever america has sport is, was america who is pursued regime change in, or whether it's a regime change. you saw the regime change in iraq. i mean, they publicly called for, you know, barella sat, us to go. i mean, it's ultimately, that's how you win the war. you have to remove the source of your problems. and, and in this case, clearly, you know, this is

i'm joined by my guest, george samuel leon. see the podcast or the gamble, which can be found on youtube and locals. and in st. petersburg, we cross to alex and your tongue. he is a senior lecture and st. petersburg state institute of technology. i gentleman cross pop rules and effect. that means you can jump being tommy want, and i always appreciate it. or let's start out with georgia in budapest, georgia, as i said in my, my introduction, the whole focus in the western world. and this conflict in ukraine is somehow get a settlement that is preferential to ukraine. and of course, to which it's nato backers. and, but if, if you flip the coin, i think that you would, it would be much easier to resolve this conflict if you took rushes interest into consideration. and then it's never done. and that's one of the problems in moving forward. because if there is, if there is no made it there, there is no recognition of a legitimate security interest. this is not going to end well, in this case again, it's going to end very bad way. i

oh, ga parliament that he was seated there by george and government. so it was some kind of graphic confirmation that they want some rational seat in the driver seat. and the zet sir a cause disease, very emotional reaction, thousands gathered outside parliament to show their disapproval. but in the evening, despite the protest being peaceful, tear gas and rubber bullets were deployed. dozens were badly injured and hundreds arrested. gabrielle loves, apparent interests in the orthodox church is something that by vladimir putin and bid xena vanish, billy share. the oligarchs seen here with the patriarch of georgia, has formed a close relationship with the orthodox church, even paying for the construction of the country's biggest cathedral. but critics say it's a symbiotic relationship. he has taken on board the worst part of church, which unfortunately is a majority of it. ah, as its ideological ally, to demonize west, demonized opponents to demonized idea of liberty as such and to use their, their hostile mob crowds as his foot soldiers. all i looked u

>> jimmy: the puppy that we just saw a second ago -- why would you -- [ laughter ] george, george? just trying to ask you >> csi: miami! >> jimmy: he's not with csi: miami. you haven't answered my questions about the volcano or the cookies or the puppy or any of this stuff, george? >> i don't have time for this right now, jimmy. i've got to get this thing up to 88 miles an hour. i'm going to go back to 1975. i'm going to get my lava-covered mother and take her to the enchantment under the sea dance. let's hit it, pepe. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh my goodness, all right. well, you know. we tried. we got a great show for you tonight. ike barinholtz is here. and we'll be right back with courteney cox. >> jimmy: hi, there. welcome back to the show. tonight, from the highly anticipated "history of the world part 2" on hulu, ike barinholtz is with us. [ cheers and applause ] who's here tomorrow night? tomorrow night, we'll be joined by jon favreau and nicole byer, with music from tove lo. please join us for that. [ cheers and applause ] almost 40 years ago, our first guest left

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in early march, georg and thousands of others saw the bill as an attack on democracy. they protested into lazy and face tear gas and water cannons. the bill echoes a russian law allowing the government to target critical media and angie owes. this could jeopardize george as long awaited a new candidacy, but was backed by the prime minister. through any group is molly article news that i've got a future of our country doesn't belong to foreign agents and people who serve them backwards through in the future of this country belongs to patriot other such anti western rhetoric reminds the students of moscow's narrative. one of the bills drafters is actually a professor of gayor gays who taught him why e u membership is important for georgia before he changed his mind and parliament. we so the, the meal that he supported and we're pretty disappointed results. and that is the reason our a protest will support this moral dilemma is the reason we refuse to attend his class. out of injury georg, he used facebook to alert his fellow students. together, they boy caught at the pro

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