last minutes, the italian ambassador in moscow was summoned to the foreign ministry on wednesday, george ii response to the expulsion of russian diplomats, this was reported in the foreign ministry, and today the french ambassador to moscow perli was summoned to the foreign ministry. he will be informed of the expulsion of a number of french diplomats in response to the actions of paris. russia imports finished polymer products for almost $ 4 billion annually to reduce dependence on foreign supplies and establish its own production. russian companies are investing huge amounts of money. sibur alone has invested more than a trillion rubles in such projects over the past 10 years. what was the return and what is lacking in the industry today taraskuchenko found out. an ordinary building housed a whole industrial mini-city with 14 production lines at once, more than 100 pieces of equipment for processing and testing polymers. this is the first research center in russia where they create

president, in 1942, george fox left to go fight world war ii for our great nation, right at the time george and gertrude's village, unalaska, was bombed by the japanese. and here's another story most americans don't know about. after that happened, the u.s. government took the alaska native people on the aleutian island chain and put them into internment camps. not white people, only alaska native people. the treatment of these great patriotic american citizens in these camps is a dark spot in american history. as i mentioned, not many americans are aware of. the camps were basically abandoned buildings, the conditions were awful, crowded, unheated, unsanitary. many died in the camps as a result of these horrendous conditions. three years later when the war was finally over, the people of unalaska, the native people of unalaska were allowed to go home to their community after being in these intern camps, but they were ransacked and burned. many of their villages on the island were destroyed, another dark spot in our country's history. remember, these were our citizens, our country. an

george , established by decree of catherine ii, the highest military award of its time, divided intos. the first degree is only 25 people. yes, they were awarded. or rather, not even 25, but 23, because catherine laid on herself, and was not convinced, because on the battlefield and alexander ii, in honor of the centenary, the order placed on itself the signs of the first degree of the order of st. george and was supposed to wear a silk renunciation of black and two yellow stripes. see yellow ribbons. it means that this ribbon was made before 1913, because from 913 the yellow one turned orange during the great patriotic war on the st. george ribbon. they already wore the order of glory in the church. on pskov hill they say that the saint patronized the soldiers in 1945. the day of memory of george the victorious coincided with easter and 3 days later germany signed the act of surrender. our marshal of victory zhukov carried me from here, george, and through these coincidences we see that our victory in this difficult war was given to us by god himself with a spear on a horse, snake-s

as we look back in history, general george patton took a bold stand to motivate his people in world war iid's voice: when i have an asthma attack, i feel like a fish with no water. announcer: learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack beacause even one attack is one too many. >> what would you say to america who say this is europe's problem, hugh does russia's invasion threaten the united states. >> they have to start reading some memoirs of the second world war. brian: the president of ukraine demonstrating his leadership. he's praised as a global me row. and he's urging america to not forget your past. his leadership skills compared to those of general george patton. author of "patton's payback," steven moore, welcome. congratulations on the book. >> thank you, brian. brian: zelenskyy has to remind americans what happened in world war ii. he didn't have to remind an historian like you. why don't put in context what he's saying by supporting us you are looking out for yourselves. >> here is a man who is a master communicator. he knows how to motivate people. and he's out in the

ii. patrick buchanan, who ran against george bush in the prime area 1988, wrote a book and said we should not have entered world war ii. if you can imagine. i can't imagine anyone saying that. but there is an element of that in the united states. by the, way some of those people were democrats to. there is an isolationist wing of the democratic where the two. that is commit more recently, i think because of the crises that we faced and were made even worse by the pandemic. there was one thing, though, that we haven't discussed about the middle east, other than kuwait. jim baker and george bush and -- were on the cusp of a peace deal that would have ended the conflict between israel and the palestinians and settled peace between syria and israel. there was going to be, at the end of the conference. there is a chapter by dennis ross, who has been an adviser to five or six u.s. presidents, on george bush in the middle east. one of the things that i think he most regrets, and jim baker has had it before, that if we had had a second term we were on the edge of orchestrating that deal. and i th

george, established by the decree of catherine ii, the highest military award of its time, divided intogrees. the first degree is only 25 people. uh, were a citizen or not? not even 25, but 23, because catherine took upon herself not the conviction that on the battlefield, alexander ii , in honor of the centenary of the order, laid on himself the insignia of the first degree of the order of st. george and was supposed to wear yellow ribbons on a silk ribbon from three black and two yellow stripes. this means that this ribbon was made before 1913, because in 1913 the yellow one turned orange during the great patriotic st. george's ribbon , the order of glory was already worn in the church. on pskov hill they say that the saint patronized the warrior in 1945 memorial day of george the victorious. spaskhoy coincided, and after 3 days germany signed the act of surrender. our marshal of victory zhukov bore me st. george and through these coincidences we see that our victory in this difficult war was granted to us by god himself with a spear on a horse, striking the snake in the iconography o

as we look back in history, general george patton took a bold stand to motivate his people in world war iiher crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities.™ >> what would you say to america who say this is europe's problem, hugh does russia's invasion threaten the united states. >> they have to start reading some memoirs of the second world war. brian: the president of ukraine demonstrating his leadership. he's praised as a global me row. and he's urging america to not forget your past. his leadership skills compared to those of general george patton. author of "patton's payback," steven moore, welcome. congratulations on the book. >> thank you, brian. brian: zelenskyy has to remi

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they are not supportive of world war ii patrick buchanan who ran against george bush and the primary 1988 wrote a book and said we should not have entered world war ii. if you can imagine i cannot imagine anyone saying that. there is an element in the united states but by the way some of those people were democrats too. there's the isolation wing of the democratic party as well. that has come out more recently i think because of the crises we face what was made worse for the pandemic. there was one thing that we have not discussed on is the middle east other than kuwait. jim baker and george bush were on the cusp there is a chapter by dennis ross has been advisor five or six u.s. presidents on george bush and the middle east. one of the things he most regrets and jim baker said it before if we would've had a second term, we were on the edge of orchestrating that field. the middle east would be very different right now if you would have had a second term. the things that have not resolved now it's still been resolved but who knows we cannot tell. >> i have another question hear from za

one of the veterans, george champa, a world war ii veterans that fought at the battle of the budge andwant to go because i want to personally thank these people. i understand that we've got 100 doctors together for one of the events that we're going to attend with them. i want to personally shake their hands and thank them for what they're doing. it means a lot to me. really does. >> martha: so much gratitude from these european villages. that's "the story." see you tomorrow. >> and a choppy session for the stocks. this follows yesterday's 1,200 point plunge. more retailers warn inflation is hitting their bottom lines are. the costs passed on to you? we'll take a closer look. first, this. president biden saying -- >> the defense production act to ensure that manufacturers have the necessary ingredients to make safe, healthy infant formula here at

it's just that people have never experienced it, and george soros having been through world war ii does have firsthand knowledge of the ramifications so the warning of world war iii if he sees it on the horizon, that's a stark warning to people. coming up on today's show, plenty ahead, a lineup of panelists. the president and ceo of wyman will be joining us, the ceo of sebelci holdings don't miss steve's panel later today on clean energy super powers he'll be joined by renew power's ceo and the ceo at vesters so a full panel to discuss where we're going with energy. we'll be back right after this >>> now inheriting a somewhat mixed lead from asia overnight we have a moderately positive open on the markets here in europe, the ftse 100 mirroring what happened on tuesday as well, holding up surprisingly well in the uk the dax just above the smi not doing bet. let's look at sectors interesting to note what's happening in utilities today especially with companies like sse reporting a windfall in profits. both up. we know we have the surging energy prices at the moment so some of the companie

george hall of the kremlin for the queen of england or testaments ii who invited him there?the most superstars of russia of course, lyudmila georgievna here, too, helped in life, he would never have been untwisted. when julian appeared, another one already appeared. fashion is a type and a musical creative, e he was not honored, what are you talking about, he got promoted, only thanks to, uh, colossal talent and the influence of authorities, which was then still preserved by concerts, the matter was not limited. zykin generously endowed the young protege but the most important thing, perhaps, is wealth. i still have this picture from zykin, which she came out with her own hands, and gave me for my birthday. she i embroidered, well, the pictures are very beautiful, there are restless flowers, the yellow press began to savor the sub-evenness of the relationship between zykina and julian, a transparent hint. or maybe there is something than friendship? well, what to do, how not to laugh at such headlines - these are stupid headlines, of course. well, well, well, laugh. what sho

george ribbons are banned, but instead they honor waffen ss legionnaires those who fought on the side of nazi germany during world war iithe crimes of the holocaust every year in march, in honor of the latvian legionnaires in riga, called a march, and local deputies and officials actively participate in the glorification of nazi accomplices, the latvian authorities do not see anything reprehensible in this, and european allies do not dare to criticize europe, for example, through their fingers, shyly, looks at how ss marches are arranged there. nobody tells you anything. this is in germany, for example, you can not arrange mars and the ss. and why can you? and, because they killed russians, so you can. it's all right. everyone who kills russians they are beautiful. you see, in which they defend soviet monuments, celebrate may 9 and criticize the march of legionnaires. local nationalists offer to deprive of citizenship. and they are already preparing a draft law, we realized that in the meantime, we will not remove all this.

ii. >> i was 18. we look different. >> reporter: neither 96-year-old frank shots, near 101-year-old george bersi knew of another livinge read this profile in the los angeles times and sent it to shots in virginia. >> i sent it to my uncle thinking they might know each other. >> reporter: he noticed eerie similarities with his own past. >> this camp was close to river, fast flowing mountain river, and my -- that i was the same place. >> sometimes people, we are very -- to hospital, they never return. >> reporter: here's how each of them described their escape in 1944 when allied forces bombed budapest. >> the military disappeared. >> the german guards chased us into the corn field to hide, not because of -- not to save us, but to save themselves. >> the russians pressed their advance through the balkans into hungary. >> i took off my uniform. >> i removed my arm band. >> reporter: they each lost family members in concentration camps. they each joined the anti-nazi underground in budapest, delivering false i.d.s. >> i escaped the same time. i joined the same organization. we must have -- somehow. >> reporter: shots cont

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ii. >> i was 18 really. i was 18. so we look different than before. >> reporter: neither 96-year-old frank shatz near 100-year-old georgent it to her uncle. >> i sent it to my uncle thinking they might notice each other. >> reporter: he noticed d eeri similarities with his own past. >> it was close to a fast-flowing mountain river that i was at the same place. >> sometimes people, we are very sick, we send to hospital and never return. >> reporter: here is how they described their escape when allied forces bombed budapest. >> the military et cetera disappeared. the german guards chased us into the corn field to hide. not because of -- to save us, but wanted to save themselves. >> the russians have pressed their advance through the balkans into hungary, last big german satellite. >> i took off my uniform. >> i removed my yellow arm band. >> reporter: they each lost family members in concentration camps. they each joined the anti-nazi underground in budapest, delivering false i.d.s to jewish families. >> i escaped and i joined the same organization. we must have -- somehow. >> reporter: shatz contacted berci who wrote bac

the modern era through the end of world war ii has seen significant losses to congressional majorities. the only exception for a first-term president is george who gained seats largely due to the 9/11 attacks. what we are going to be seeing most likely is an environment in which the president's party, in this case the democrats, have a pretty uphill battle. there is a couple of reasons in political science for this. one is partisan balancing. when a party has the presidency, the senate and the house, voters often say, you know what? i think it might be good to have the president have one party and the other party control congress to give the president and check. there are voters who are strategic to balance the government. the second is differential mobilization. what that means is when a president and their party control congress the other side becomes very enthusiastic. they want to turn out the vote and get folks back into power. the president's party, there voters are less enthusiastic because they hold congress. those voters are less mobilized. in the 1930's the fact that partisan majorities tried to change policies and voters like thin

the modern era through the end of world war ii has seen significant losses to congressional majorities. the only exception for a first-term president is george who gained seats largely due to the 9/11 attacks. what we are going to be seeing most likely is an environment in which the president's party, in this case the democrats, have a pretty uphill battle. there is a couple of reasons in political science for this. one is partisan balancing. when a party has the presidency, the senate and the house, voters often say, you know what? i think it might be good to have the president have one party and the other party control congress to give the president and check. there are voters who are strategic to balance the government. the second is differential mobilization. what that means is when a president and their party control congress the other side becomes very enthusiastic. they want to turn out the vote and get folks back into power. the president's party, there voters are less enthusiastic because they hold congress. those voters are less mobilized. in the 1930's the fact that partisan majorities tried to change policies and voters like thin

ii and her platinum jubilee without celebrating her beloved corgis. she fell in love with this breed when she was a little girl. at 18 her father king georgehe's had at least 30 corgis. you always see them by her feet. always by her side and certainly a welcome sight in london. guys, back to you. >> amy, i have to say how impressed i am that you did that whole segment holding a dog wearing an outfit. >> he does look heavy. >> a lot more from london with amy and the corgis. stay with us. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or cha

ii victory speech with a new message for his troops, as ukraine endures russia's relentless assault. let's go back to ian pannell in kharkiv, ukraine. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, georgee past and use it to justify the war of the present. this morning, a massive military parade in red square with vladimir putin rallying his troops and the country behind the war in ukraine. the parade commemorates the anniversary of the soviet victory over the nazis, but putin using a war of necessity to justify a war of choice. accusing america, nato and kyiv of provoking the war. he had a message to his troops and militias in ukraine. [ speaking foreign language ] saying, you're fighting for the motherland, for its future, so no one forgets the lessons of the second world war so there's no place for nazis in the world, but with so many troops tied up in ukraine this was a smaller parade, now russia's attacks in the country unrelenting, more than 60 people fared dead after a russian bomb destroyed a school in the east. government officials releasing these images showing smoke rising from what had been a place of sanctuary for up to 90 people. in the coastal city of mariupol, 170 more

ii there were no army units capable of doing missions. to resolve the brigadier general proposed the creation of army ranger battalions to general george marshall. these small and independent units drew upon existing american expertise using infantry for raids and scouting. captain o'darby was the first ranger commander due to his experience in amphibious training in both cavalry and infantry. he went recruiting volunteers, 473 of whom became the first ranger battalion. thereafter, the second through sixth ranger battalions were formed along with the 24th battalion comprised with the members of the national guard. the first was given the mission of taking part in the british and canadian raid in france making them. american troops following this raid, the first ranger battalion operated prime aerial throughout north africa and italy where they played a crucial role in the operational success of the battle of enzio. they participated in smaller raids in norway and france and disbanded due to the new formation of the 2nd and 5th ranger battalions who took part in france, belgium and central europe including most famously the invasion of normandy