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hear your thoughts, george? well, it's clear that the initial offense was launched by a ukraine inherit. was a failure, they sustained very heavy casualties and made no progress. the one in the northeast around harko as obviously be more successful and they have made territorial gains. and the one really can't deny that at the moment they are set back for the russian side. they evidently were not prepared for this dr. let me know what was preparing the harrison was preparing for arco, which again raise questions about their intelligence. ready 4 but there's no question that the russians will respond to this and they already responding. because last human human wants is strategically in watson. but more seriously, for the russian, is that they, they appear to have betrayed the people that trusted them. i mean, after all, the difference between now and to 2014, was the russians made promises this time when i'm going to leave you when i'm going to abandon you to the returning ukrainian army, which is already stories com

hear your thoughts, george? well, it's clear that the initial offense was launched by a ukraine inherit. was a failure. they sustained very heavy casualties and made no progress. the one in the east northeast, around park off as obviously be more successful and they have made territorial gains. and the one really can't deny that at the moment they all set back for the russian side. they evidently were not prepared for this draw, let me know what was it for very well the house was preparing for our thought, which again raise questions about how good their intelligence was. 4 but there's no question that the russians will respond to this and they already responding. because last human human wants is strategically in watson. but more seriously, for the russian side, is that they, they appear to have betrayed the people that trusted them. all the difference between now and to 2014, was the russians made promises this time when i'm going to leave you when i'm going to bandon you to the returning ukrainian army, which is a

george. wellhe people of lviv, it would be more convenient to say and the more usual chapel of st. george, so there it is, 20 km somewhere approximately west of london , this one will be in the process of going, it will be from later, because, as i said, all these ceremonial events are stretched out for a very long time, for the whole day, well, now we can see how this carriage. and by the way, this carriage was used only once in 1952. it was on it that the coffin with the father of the late queen and with king george and the table of king george vi lay on it, and here she waited, waited 70, well, a little 70 years, in order to then introduce the coffin with the body is already his daughter's, and uh, now they are heading to westminster abbey , representatives of many countries of the world have already gathered there, i mean high-ranking representatives, the president of the united states, joe biden with his wife jill , uh, the monarch, members of royal families from many other countries countrie

hear your thoughts, george? well, it's clear that the initial offensive that was launched by a ukraine in harrison was a failure. they sustain very heavy casualties and made no progress. the one in the east northeast around target has obviously be more successful and they have made territorial gains. and you know, 11 really can't deny that at the moment. they are setbacks for the russian side. they evidently were not prepared for this for a here. so we're preparing for our which again raise questions about our good intelligence was ok, but the question, the russians will respond to this and they're already responding. because last time you miss you was, was strategically important. but more seriously, for the russian side, is that they, they appear to have betrayed the people who put their trust in them. you know, the difference between now and to 2014, was that the russians made promises this time when i'm going to leave you when i'm going to abandon you to the attorney ukrainian army which is, and you know, the alr

that there was george in them, or if you watch american and british films and he was called george, igor, wellgeorge can still be understood, but they definitely did not call him elizabeth, just like karl, well, there was karl martel, there was charlemagne, the king , the head of the holy roman empire in germany well, in any case, we will call him charles, the match tomorrow morning. kingdoms, and his wife camila will become the queen of the concert. well, william and his wife will now be princes and princesses to the heirs to the throne. and about the weather, what will the weather be tomorrow? about london well, we will find out about how the weather will be in ukraine. good evening ms. natalya, please, a significant change in air masses is expected, a strong cooling, a stormy wind, er, rains are even heavy, er, well, in a few letters and sentences, i want to say that bad weather will affect the northern, central and western regions the most. but in the east, for example , there will be no precipitation yet, of course, we will talk a little later about the weather in each region, what it wil

george, well, lviv residents would say yura on the territory of windsor castle, 20 km from the country'sapital, london, in the history of elizabeth ii entered as a queen who was on the throne longer than any other monarch in the hearts of the british, she remained a devoted ruler of the nation, and ukrainians will remember her as the queen who supported ukraine during the aggressive russian war, may the soul of elizabeth ii rest in peace with god, we will remember her for her help for her kindness for her sensitivity well, god save the king of great britain in a loving and dedicated memory, the current king of great britain and northern ireland, charles 3 , wrote this note to his late mother the note was placed over the coffin with the queen's body, it was supposed to be there during all the ceremonial mourning events, what exactly was written inside and whether anything was written there at all is still unknown. you will be the first to know it russians do not come to us you are not happy here in estonia, lithuania, latvia and poland a law has entered into force that prohibits entry int

referendums, which is a game changer in my opinion and shows resolve on the part of moscow go head george well on. they are indeed game changes because the end result, i think, is clear the boat will be in favor of joining the russian federation of the president who can make clear that russia will respect the wishes. and they will be members of the russian federation, in which case, any further attacks on donuts and low guns perpetrated by ukraine with the assistance of the united states and later will be attacked on the russian federation. and will obviously then be, treat, does act a war. and so therefore, effectively, russia is making clear to nature that, you know, within a few days you will be in direct war with us. is this a way you want to go? and naturally nature is coming up with all sorts of ridiculous blustery comments sham referendum, sham referendum. well, this is one of the issue that we realize is that nato itself had run its sham referendums and loves referendums when they work in natives favor. when they don't work in native favor, then of course, and make them cry, sham refer

referendums, which is a game changer in my opinion and shows resolve on the part of moscow go head george well on. they are indeed game changes because the end result, i think, is clear. the vote will be in favor of joining the russian federation of the president who can make clear that russia will respect that wishes. and they will be the members of the russian federation, in which case, any further attacks on donuts and low guns perpetrated by ukraine with the assistance on the united states. and nato will be attacks on the russian federation . and will obviously then be treated as acts of war. and so therefore, that effectively russia is making clear to nature that, you know, within a few days you will be in direct war with us. is this the way you want to go? and naturally, nato is coming up with all sorts of ridiculous last 3 comments. sham referendum, sham referendum. well, this is one of the issue that we realize is that nato itself had run its sham referendums and loves referendums. when they work in natives favor when they don't work in native favor, then of course, then nato cries sha

well, george gilder you mentioned that we're in your view we're in this twilight zone between capitalism and socialism. where do you see it going? well, i've seen a real transformation of economics. i mean, this is where we had freedom first. yesterday we had this session on marx, tanz and adam smith and all three of them were disabled by the materialist superstition. they all thought somehow material resources, the constraint of capital and that the economics is really a science of scarcity and. and what we've discovered beginning with william nordhaus of yale and of was gail poole way and married to peer review interviewed them about their books their fabulous book called superabundance which shows that that is really a science of abundance and and and this is a crucial difference that all of economics science has been based on the idea scarcity that alternative uses for scarce resources implying that i can mix is in some way a zero sum game constrained by material limits and i've been for a decade now, i've been developing the information theory of economics, which is which is a scien

well. also george, the global south is basically shrugged it off as a european problem. even if you look at some of the major countries in the global south actually saying, well, but, you know, the west, you created this, you fix it. why should we get on board? and, and because europe has gone down this idiot, it energy policy. i'm, you just say the psychotic as far as i can see, and everyone will take the large se, let's take the slack. why not keep energy made you rich? it's going to make us rich here. so, i mean, so why don't we put in his foreign minister, or they have plenty of people to meet. and you know, as we have the general assembly in the united nations general assembly, a lot of people want to talk to the russian is that plan of isolation is physic work. and george that it is quite remarkable. and this russia, that is a demonized, you know, with syria in germany, but it's a hysteria throughout europe in the united states. and every media store you read russia is isolate that protein facing increasing the amount of isolation. so he goes to some and then he has

well, you know after everything you've been through. i think i'm just not up to it poor girl, she's nothing and george e's property cannot be inherited. the misfortune had already happened. well, after their marriage was registered, then another say he didn't make any orders or wills. george was a wonderful guy all night all liver. why, he didn't do anything rich people usually do. he did not insure his life. he did not make a will, he did not dispose of personal property. but as far as companies are concerned, everything is more or less here. clearly thank god they say in france he had business real estate, plus to everything, he was also an honorary citizen, yes, for his services in strengthening russian-french relations. yes, personal property is not small. this is a very villa in la roque. in the same place, several enterprises account for land - this is, after all, a young man in france. on the cote d'azur, not far from it, there are fabulous places, but although they have become known, and to whom this all will go away the concept. after all, he said, i would have made a will with him just recently, well, by chance it came to the

george here. well, in general, no one came out. or whatever, okay, you go to the lab. maybe the experts found something there. okay, tell me, where is pavel? your paul disappeared, how did he disappear? here we find out how he disappeared where he disappeared. and why did he disappear? you obviously think he has something to do with it. against him. i got two calls from the billiard room. how long should you have been there? i don't want to hear anything. yes, i can. i still have me whole. so-so-so pasha pasha pasha where are you doing my apparatus? and on the operating apparatus they belong to two different people, you understand? wait, but what could that mean? how do i know? don't worry . everything will be all right. as we agreed? please drive into the club from the boards into the pocket. i need a report from the city championship. and be sure to mention sponsors furniture company procrustes write it down. i, too, will be such a word i went but did not get there, it can be seen from him, as always. there were more important th

well, countries like china and russia as well as large american corporations will benefit george sam. well, lee senior research fellow at the global policy institute of one then says that the block has lost its independence and economic competitiveness. as a result of sanctions. the european union has allowed itself to be manipulated by external act. those chiefly the united states, into a confrontation with russia, from which the e you derived no benefit than to the contrary. it stopped greatly. if anyone with any common sense would have known that you don't sanction a country. that is one of the biggest energy producers in the world, and he's one of the biggest rain producers in the world. and he's also one of the biggest ram metals producers in the world. it has everything the world need. so how the european union will the hope that it would get the better of this confrontation? it's been almost amazing. it's clear that the stop working is coming and the journey. the economic powerhouse in europe is going to, they're going to be closing down factories that were already closing down

george h.w. bush almost as well as george h.w. bush. and he set the stage for what we are having and the rest of the chapters. >> andrew? >> a couple of stories that tell you a lot about bush, himself. bush was taught by his mother and his father not to use the word "i" if you could possibly do it. and that is hard, if you are a politician. and if you look at the stuff he has written, memos when he is president, and speeches, he doesn't use the word. because he said it is too egotistical and egocentric. he came back from a baseball game when he was in high school, and he hit a home run, and they won the game as a result of it. he said, how did the team do? and he said, well, don't you care about the home run? he said, i care about how the team did, george. not how you did. and he repeated that story very often. he had an apartment above the auditorium. that was also right next to the bush library. so, he went to that center, as you know, mark, in that conference. by the way, we had five pandemic conferences before covid-19. that is one

well, look, let's move on to 3000 years of longing, which is an adult fantasy, adapted from a story by asbaek, directed by george's well versed in fantasy film—making. tilda swinton is althea, who is a british scholar, very well—to—do british scholar who studies narrative the origins of stories and myths. out of the vase comes a djinn played by idris elba, who grants her three wishes. well, she understands how narrative works. she knows that granting three wishes, it's usually a kind of it's a cautionary tale — don't take the wishes. you know how that works out. this is an oddly baffling film. i really like tilda swinton. i really like idris elba. the problem with this is a lot of the time with the special effects, special effects are very, very cgi—heavy. it felt like i should be reading this as a story. i should maybe be listening to it as a radio play or as an audiobook, but sometimes looking at it kind of makes the magic too literal, and therefore ironically takes the magic out of it. i mean, it's ambitious and it has some interesting ideas, but it's a mess. and it kind of reminded me of there's a film calle

well, very much the welcome. they're welcome, those they're welcome. those are those people george as well. that is not surprising. georgia is in a position to what is what is happening in russia. yes, of course they are. they are a little bit worried that the balance might not be not be too favorable. but this is one of the things we see that the protein is losing support, even in countries and regimes that have been quite supportive of, of course, for us outside of russia. it's a little bit ambivalent mom. we have been looking at a situation where we were, ah, seeing a society are enjoying summer while a we had a terrible war in ukraine and many people didn't seem to care lot. now day care. i think from our point of view, it's good if men leave and don't want to fight. but still, it's hard to forget that russian society that not really care a lot about this war before and talking about russian society would like to put their question a to roman there. as we said earlier, this conscription dr. makes it very palpable for average russians all over the country that the war has arrived in thei

george the victorious established in 1769 . well, more about the history of our days already on february 21, 2022, the heads of the lpr and dpr leonid pasechnik and denis pushed on turned to vladimir putin with a request to recognize the independence of the people's republics on the same day after the expanded meetings with council members. vladimir putin, in the body of the appeal to the citizens of the country, announced the recognition of the sovereignty of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics and demanded that ukraine immediately stop hostilities in the donbass, emphasizing. that otherwise, kiev will be responsible for the possible continuation of the bloodshed. vladimir putin called the recognition of the independence of the dpr and lpr a long overdue decision and recalled that russia did everything to preserve the territorial integrity of ukraine, including when it fought for implementation of the minsk agreements, but in vain on february 21. vladimir putin signed decrees recognizing the dpr and the lpr and instructed th

well, look, let's move on to three thousand years of longing, which is an adult fantasy, adapted from a story, directed by george well versed in fantasy film—making. tilda swinton is althea, who is a british scholar, a very well—to—do british scholar who studies narrative, the origins of stories and myths. she's travelling the world. she buys a vase. out of the vase comes a genie played by idris elba, who grants her three wishes. well, she understands how narrative works. she knows that granting three wishes, it's usually a kind of it's a cautionary tale — don't take the wishes. you know how that works out. this is an oddly baffling film. i really like tilda swinton. i really like idris elba. the problem with this is a lot of the time with the special effects — the special effects are very, very cgi—heavy. it felt like i should be reading this as a story. i should maybe be listening to it as a radio play or as an audiobook, but sometimes looking at it kind of makes the magic too literal and, therefore, ironically takes the magic out of it. i mean, it's ambitious and it has some interesting ideas, but it's a mess

remember that lines on george or wells dystopian novel animal farm, that all animals are created equal, but some animals are more equal than others. while the european union seems to have ripped a page from orwell, with its new visa policy for russian citizens, which has just been officially published. so under the new rules, russians will have to pay more for a visa to visit e. u. 80 euro's instead of 35 processing could take up to 45 days as opposed to the current 10 to 15. and multiple entry visas will be tougher to get. the e has also said that it could ask for more documents from applicants. the question is, what kind of added information could they request? and this is where they risk betraying their own stated principles. because apparently the e considers that some russians are indeed more equal than others. but who exactly the e u will remain open to certain categories of russian visa applicants traveling for essential purposes, including notably family members of you, you citizens, journalists, dissidence and civil society representatives. so in other words, there is a politi

well as author of the book. we're supposed be a propaganda in international politics. and in budapest we have, george said, well.

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rating 9% the league has changed its audience and supporters accordingly it is also almost 9%, well, georgeie's heartbreaking 26% about which we are today that's what we're saying, let's get to the main question, now we've been watching the video, they showed salvini, they showed berlusconi, and plus they were joined by the brothers of italy, led by uh, my brother, probably yes, giorgio miloni . i want it, they promise us the opposite, but they don't promise it, and what do you think we should expect from them , george, melody, do you understand, uh, there will be two factors that will in a certain way restrain us, let's say. do you know the reversal of italian foreign policy ? it is not predicted because george's melody is directly the same. and before this vote in how do you know that this is the only party of these three that was not part of the previous coalition, it is still led by mario drag and if er george meloni consecutively with mario drag in one issue what happened was the support of ukraine and the provision of its military aid, in particular , by the way, these are the warm re

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george hello well, you must have heard part of our conversation.e are discussing a lot now the role of mercenaries and nato leadership in the gorlovka direction. if you have had any cases, where you heard in our guys, the interception of conversations by the nato command at the last moment. e, share this information with us. and of course, we are waiting for a report on the situation in gorlovka. hello. well, as for foreign mercenaries and, in principle, foreigners in the ranks of the sous in the ranks of the national battalions, this is not news for gorlovka. long away long before the start of a special military operation for eight years, ukraine's attempts to capture gorlovka were made when regular sorties were made , and the reconnaissance group went out with sabotage and intelligence. especially it was in the direction of zaitsev regularly. then it turned out that they took part in these sorties, including foreigners, because there were also radio intercepts. indeed, as you said, one could hear foreign speech and find documents, then from those

george h. w. bush almost as well as george h. w. bush. he sets the stage for what we have throughout the rest of the chapters. >> andrew? >> a couple of stories that tell you a lot about bush himself. bush was taught by his mother and his father not to use the word i if he could possibly avoid it. it's hard to do that if you are a politician. if you watch, you listen, look at the stuff that he has written, memos as president and speeches, he doesn't use the word. because he said it is too egotistical and egocentric. he came back from a baseball game when he was in high school. he hit a home run and they won the game as a result of it. he ran in and told his mother, his mother said, that's very nice george. she said, that's very nice, george. how did the team do? he asked, don't you care about the home run? and she said, i care about how the team did. not how you did. he repeated that story many times. there was an auditorium in -- near three buildings of the bush school, library, and the conference center. you came and spoke there at the

well, besides, someone is looking at property for defiling this st. george ribbon. of the bills - it's usually around the third will e relate to the social agenda. here is one of the most important law projects. ah, the deputies propose to simplify the receipt of a pension. e for the loss of a survivor, namely without a declarative order. now i remind you that in order to receive such a pension, you must directly apply to the pension fund. and according to the same principle, they propose to pay pension supplements for the northern experience, and e for work in agriculture. of course, other bills will also be considered. what the deputies will tell you in great detail today, but we will to inform in our next inclusions alexandra thank you for the direct connection was on the correspondent, natalia solovyova now we will break for a while . god bless you all rescue they cut people. do you really want to use christ on your forest monsters? i'm not changing anything, old shaman, as long as you live as an unbaptized witch in fornication and eat. the morning broadcast end

emily: the last many most recent spac's haven't done well. george spac's have not done well, no question. but there are about two dozen that are doing well, and they share one trait. they are all profitable businesses. grindr falls into that bucket, it is very profitable. we'll feel to good about the transaction from our perspective. the smack is a make it is -- the spac is a mechanism to get it done so it can become a public company. emily: you are one of very few openly gay ceo's, certainly as it comes to public companies. is there a precedent you want to set a message you want to send? george: yeah, i am very fortunate. people should believe that anything is possible. that is one of my core values as an operator, that the impossible is possible. i was born in the soviet union, came to the u.s. as a teenager to go to prep school, and now, this is the second company i going to take public. incredible things are achievable as long as you work hard. for those people who are part of the lgbtq committee, living in countries well ar -- countries where t

george's chapel. well, cnn correspondents are following all of the developments for you. scott mcclain standing by in london where the final mourners have been waiting to pay their respects to the queen. nina del santos is live outside buckingham palace. let's start with you, scott. hundreds of thousands of people started their queue. it's a line of duty i guess back on wednesday at 5 p.m. that line has now finished. the queue is over, the hall is closed to the public. you've been speaking to people over the last few days. your reflections on what you've heard? >> yeah, line of duty is a pretty good way to describe it, becky. other people have been calling the queue which has now wrapped up the elizabeth line, not to be confused with the tube line that just opened in london in the last couple of months. it definitely was not necessarily somber in the line. it definitely wasn't celebratory either. i think the best way to describe it was almost like a national bonding experience where people spend 10, 12, 14 hours, however long it was getting to know people around them, for