gideon?ow for over seven months, and the police keep giving them these enormous two mile swathes of central london to march through. >> and at march after march, we are seeing glorification of terrorism. we are seeing rampant anti—semitism, the intimidation is palpable, so much so that the police officer who stopped me felt that it wasn't safe for me to be openly jewish in the area. and the fact is, i think we've all had enough. now, these do need to end. they need to be banned, and if they can't be banned, and if they can't be banned, then they should at least be stopped from taking so much of central london and moved out of the centre of the caphal >> and it's not only central london, is it? gideon? here is some footage i took of a protest in north london yesterday. i was astonished how many police officers were needed for such a small demonstration. there can't have been more than 100 people protesting . but i counted about protesting. but i counted about 12 cops. this is a colossal waste

have a by son political analyst and the system professor event housing university and tell of eve, gideon levy alsa and columnist at the hearts newspaper and in vienna. flooded may a von or chief economist of the international think tank a globe 2nd, we welcome to each of you. thank you very much for your time. give you and i wonder if i can stop with you. what does it mean for the 1st muslim majority country to recognize the state of israel back in 1949. to now take this step of halting. all trade ties with israel. it has all kinds of meaning proceed can build. so beginning coal for attendance, see which way, gary mall states, not only most of them ones, but the whole, but at this moment the sol brooks elizabeth, more realistic that say they really that they have a ceasefire. we get you burning. sure. and then even as one say's this band wouldn't be canceled, in any case was shown on the ice, they made a step because it hasn't been the economic kind of cultural oriented gun and socially, even military consequences. and i guess when talking about them lakes or yeah, certainly we will get

vladyka gideon, who served in the very heart of orthodox kiev, suffered much from the persecutors of condemning this for the idea of ​​rapprochement with the russian orthodox church, under pressure some american hierarchs, intelligence services and the patriarchate of constantinople, he was forced to renounce his rank. i openly admit that i am a conservative. i believe in family values, the values ​​of the church and the holy scriptures. for me, this is not politics, a desire to find out what the true teaching of the church is. i believe in this, because when there are strong families consisting of a father and a mother who were married in the orthodox church, and devoted to jesus christ, his teachings and some nonsense, then it is difficult to perceive that freemasonry is serious existing threat, but nevertheless, it is seriously an existing threat, in the united states, again, only one president was not a freemason, and he was assassinated, who do you mean, john fitzgerald kennedy, catholic johnferald kennedy, because catholic, before the second vatican catholic, could not be a mas

rules in a rules-based world, yes, today financial times is just a great article in this regard by gideon, chief columnist foreign policy, it turns out that there is a country that in a rules-based world you can break the rules, this is the united states of america, yes, that is, they have the right, because they protect democracies in all over the world, so accordingly, yes, you can support autocracies by violating your own rules, if this generally contributes. you can get out of the rules for now, then we will remember them for you, now make all the unpopular decisions, hang all the negativity on yourself, then we will remove you ourselves and say: wait, who are you? yes, in this sense everything is clear, what is their essence? what is their doctrine? today the times newspaper outlined it, a well-known full-time provocateur. maxim tucker, i often remember him here, working closely with the intelligence services of britain, ukraine, chief pr man budanov, he posted an article today, where it says so, until the last man, yes, till the last man, that is, they fight there, they fight, which

gideon. against anti—semitism. gideon. falter. gideon, welcome to the show .where do you begin? what do you say to this? >> i mean, martin, you're absolutely right. >> i mean, we are still in living memory of the holocaust, and there would have been. >> and there were holocaust survivors on that march, the march of the living is something that takes place every year on yom hashoah , which is yom hashoah, which is a holocaust memorial day marked by jews around the world. and on that march , you simply walk that march, you simply walk through the death camp, through auschwitz and you say defiantly , auschwitz and you say defiantly, we are still alive. we have not perished . we will continue to perished. we will continue to live even long after the nazi regime is gone. and you remember what took place on that site where so many people were killed as part of the nazi extermination of over 6 million jewish men, women and children, and many others . and for her and many others. and for her protesters to come along and protesters to come along and protest against tha

an international commission led the famous israeli historian gideon greif also came to the conclusionthe events in srebrrenica cannot be called genocide. you can't throw around terms. genocide has rules, which were defined by jewish lawyer raphael lemkin in 1948. sorry, but what happened in srebrenica is not genocide. in addition, greif's team also investigated the fact that... the kak tribunal ignored the massacres of serbs that took place in the vicinity of srebrenica from 1992 to 1995. during the attacks on the most according to conservative estimates, more than 3,000 local residents died. the current resolution on srebrenica also contains nothing about the killed serbs. such a document clearly does not contribute to reconciliation in the region. daria grigorova and vladislav chernov, balkan news bureau. ex-commander of the 58th. and ivan popov was brought to court, the general’s defense plans to appeal his arrest and will ask for a mitigation of the preventive measure of detention under house arrest. let me remind you that popov is accused of particularly large-scale fraud; accord

an international commission led by the famous israeli historian gideon greif also came to a conclusion cannot be called genocide. you can't throw around terms. genocide has a rule, which was defined by jewish lawyer raphael lemkin in 1948. sorry, but what happened in srebrrenice is not genocide. in addition, greif's team also investigated the fact that the hague tribunal ignored the massacres of serbs that took place in the vicinity of srebrenica from 1992 to 1995. during the attacks, according to the most conservative estimates, more than three were killed. such a document clearly does not contribute to reconciliation in the region. daria grigorova and vladislav chernov, balkan news bureau. across russia , more than 1,250 thousand people became participants in the presidential social gasification program. reported this today secretary of the general council of united russia andrey turchak at the gas connection ceremony in the city of kirillov, vologda region. here you can earn a million by outwitting reputable and very experienced performers. anton demidov will reveal the secrets of t

an international commission led by the famous israeli historian gideon greif also came to the conclusionbe called genocide. you can't waste your time terms. genocide has rules, which were defined by the jewish jurist raphael lemkin in... in 948. sorry, but what happened in srebrrenica is not genocide. in addition, greif's team also investigated the fact that the hague tribunal ignored the massacres of serbs that took place in the vicinity of srebryanica from 1992 to 1995. during the attacks, according to conservative estimates, more than 3.00 local residents were killed. the current resolution on srebrenica also contains nothing about the killed serbs. such the document clearly does not contribute to reconciliation in the region. we will try to guess, we will try to win, but most importantly, the audience and you, the audience who are now watching the screens, will enjoy it. participants from the team of television viewers come here, to the stage, to the very center and perform a musical number to the soundtrack, and the task of the star team is to take their places, to understand whethe

an international commission led by the famous israeli historian gideon greif also came to the conclusiont the events in srebrrenica cannot be called genocide. you can't throw around terms. genocide has rules that were defined by the jewish lawyer raphael lemkin in 1900 in 1948. sorry, but what happened in srebryanitsa is not genocide. yes, it was a terrible crime, but we cannot call it genocide. in addition, greif's team also investigated the fact that the hague tribunal ignored the massacres of serbs that took place in the vicinity of serebryanice from 1992 to 1995. during the attacks, according to conservative estimates , more than 3,000 local residents were killed. the current resolution on srebrenica also contains nothing about the killed serbs. such a document. clearly does not contribute to reconciliation in the region. daria grigorova and vladislav chernov, balkanskaya biro vestei. the events in serebryanica really cause a lot of controversy, the reliability of the accusations against the serbs raises questions questions. read more in our help. srebryanitsa is a vast onclave, the

an international commission led by the famous israeli historian gideon greif also came to the conclusiona cannot be called genocide. you can't throw around terms. genocide has rules that were determined by the jew. lemkin in 1948. sorry, but what happened in srebrryanytsya is not genocide. in addition, greif's team also investigated the fact that the hague tribunal ignored the massacres of serbs that took place in the vicinity of srebrenica from 1992 to 1995. during the attacks, according to conservative estimates , more than 3,000 local residents were killed. the current resolution on srebrenica also contains nothing about killed serbs. such a document clearly does not contribute to reconciliation. in the region. daria grigorova and vladislav chernov, balkan news bureau. when we went to mariupol, we not only went to fight, we had an order to help the locals, we strictly adhered to this order, we stormed. they came there for the first time, they were tired of wounding me, all the bullets were out, one was in the basket, i didn’t have the strength to fight anymore, i thought that was it,

an international commission led by the famous israeli historian gideon greif also came to the conclusioncannot be called genocide. you can't throw around terms. genocide has rules, which were defined by jewish lawyer raphael lemkin in 1948. sorry, but what happened in srebrryanytsya is not genocide. yes, it was a terrible crime, but we cannot call it genocide. in addition, greif's team also investigated that the hague tribunal ignored the massacres of serbs that took place in the vicinity of srebrenica from 1992 to 1995. according to the most conservative estimates, they died during the attacks. such a document clearly does not contribute to reconciliation in the region. daria grigorova and vladislav chernov, balkan news bureau. now a short advertisement, and then about what records the weather may set next week. this is sa. it is important for him that his friends are nearby, maxim always says yes to his friends, masha will help at any moment, and vania. will never keep you waiting, start a cool career at alfabank, bring friends and get 15,000 rubles for each. alfabank is the best emplo

international commission under the leadership of the famous israeli historian gideon greif also cameannot be called genocide. you can't throw around terms. genocide has a rule that was defined by jewish lawyer raphael lemkin in 1948. sorry, but what happened in srebrrenica is not genocide. in addition, greif's team also investigated the fact that the hague tribunal ignored the massacres. serbs, which took place in the vicinity of srebryanica from ninety-two to ninety-five during attacks on according to the most conservative estimates, more than 3.00 local residents were killed; the current resolution on srebrenica also contains nothing about the killed serbs; such a document clearly does not contribute to reconciliation in the region. daria grigorova and vladislav chernov, balkan news bureau. the us democratic party led by joe biden is destroying the country. this statement was made by donald trump. former american leader, held his first election rally in new york in 8 years, despite the fact that residents of the city are considered supporters of the democrats, trump decided to attr

. >> you know the right to a public defender was developed in 1963 in gideon case ensuring the right to a public defender. we take this very seriously in our office. my vision is that anyone in our office should be representing the people represent the same way they want their love 1s to representd and people think if you have a public defender representing you in san francisco you will bet better than a private attorney. we will leave no stone unturned no motion unfiled and try to perform the highest level for clients >> that's fantastic >> often when people think public defenders they jump to the idea of somebody defending somebody in court your office does more than courtroom representation. >> i'm an elected public dem felonieder i campaigned on that it is important we break the mold of what is public for our office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope an

gideon ogee of nigeria advanced in the men's division after he gulped down 35 weiners. >> to come down here and win it in times square in front of you guys, it's been an amazing day. >> meanwhile lorell marie melet stomached 16 hogs to advance in the women's division. she's the current pepperoni roll eating champion of pennsylvania. that's a proud title to tell your parents. >> yeah. >> i ate more pepperoni rolls than anyone else. >> there's something to add to your linkedin profile. >> who knew they had qualifying? >> should be disqualifying, shouldn't it? >> you have to try out to gorge yourself. >> i don't know if we really call trying. >> i'll pass. >> absolutely not. one or two is about the extent. >> exactly. >>> let's look at what's in store heading into the weekend. not much change in the big weather picture pattern. a storm system misses us will to the north into the pacific northwest and british columbia. tomorrow that reduces the weight of the atmosphere. so it's going to be an even deeper marine layer, but the wind shift that follows that system, just the little shift in wi

gideon fall to just to remind people, was the, gentleman.he police he was dressed. you look very jewish. or i think that was the expression the police officer used. were advising you to walk away because your presence is provocative and was told he'd be arrested if he didn't walk away, which was shameful . particularly which was shameful. particularly when the metropolitan police commissioner then defended the copper. commissioner then defended the copper . he commissioner then defended the copper. he was not a young, inexperienced copper, but an experienced sergeant's conduct . experienced sergeant's conduct. >> but a lot of you getting in touch about the storms in the night, did you hear the storms in the night? >> i did 330, i think, weren't they? yeah. >> 4:00 in the morning. it was 4:00. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> talking about how extraordinary the thunder and lightning was at three, 4:00 in the morning down here. let us know your thoughts. and also asking what we're going to do for the bank holiday weekend. it's a bank holiday weekend. >> a

caroline lucas, lisa cameron, trudy harrison, sajid javid, andrew percy douglas ross, theresa may, joe gideone a first name. and we worked out that that is probably 19% of the mp who are standing down have so called reversible names. that's massive. i mean, that's what we spent our morning doing. we werejust going through a list of names. that's amazing. can ijust pick you up on one? i mean, i'm really impressed. please do. people will think that transparency. theresa may. yeah. do we know many people with the surname theresa, other than mother? no, no, but it's... i think it's more. i don't know if that was her surname. no, i think it's more that it's surnames you can have as a first name rather than... well, that's a different game, then! it'sjust a high standard. we've got a new fact check strand on my programme on sunday mornings. with my martini claim yesterday. i thought you were going to say, do you know anyone who's got the first name may? because i was going to say mae martin, the comedian. yes. i mean, i knowa lot of people called may, of people called may, and june. april. i mean,

well, just in the past hour, correspondent, as long as the engine i had spoke to is randy columbus, gideon levy, and a former legal advisor to the palestine liberation organization. diana bluetooth and they discussed the icbc prosecutions decision and the listen to the conversation. to tell us what is the going to be the initial reaction? obviously this is cutting fun, seeking the restaurants, they haven't been issued yet. but a something prime minister. being asked by the international committee court on the look of charges. what does this mean for is basically me personally on one hand, i'm very surprised because career and didn't make this impression that he would be so decisive. on the other hand, i must tell you i see some kind of a distinction easily. well, most of crime is when they were most of crime, the hours of minutes. and i think everyone knows that the will will surprise conducted both. my husband is read and therefore the think the think this, your community is bringing those speakers to quote, should encourage any men of justice. any human being of just is who is writing is

gideon lack .this is something that i always thought i thought that if you don't introduce things like peanuts to a child very early on, they then go on to have difficulties with these foods. have you proven that ? have you proven that? >> yes, for many years we were advising parents not to feed their babies peanuts and other foods that cause allergies for a penod foods that cause allergies for a period of time . in fact, at one period of time. in fact, at one point it was official guidelines , to avoid peanuts for the first year of life in high risk babies. but, we've changed our thinking. primarily on the basis of the original leap study, which we carried out and published in 2015. >> just a note of clarification. we didn't give peanut butter to babies. we gave peanut butter or peanut puffs mixed with water or milk or pureed fruits so that there wouldn't be a risk of choking, of course. so one wouldn't give pure peanut butter to babies . but, we were we were to babies. but, we were we were really

gideon wells, secretary of the navy who hates grant's, suggests that grant was a drinking too much during andrew johnson around the circle, although johnson himself denied that grant was drinking too. and then there was another allegation in 1868 and otherwise. you see, grant's not completely abstaining from the bottle, but you see him in moderation. alcohol flowed in large quantities, and the grant white house and sometimes he would drink. sometimes he would, but was seen to be able to drink with meal that had no you know there was no sense no evidence that he abused it that he had trouble with it. so i think these observations those are it's hard to prove a negative. i think that that the drinking reputation stems from the smear campaign and is not really supported you know by evidence. so we're just about out of time. going to slide in two quick answers to questions here under the deadline here. dave from d.c. says, consider grant's memoirs to be one of the best autobiography fees by a u.s. president. do you agree? absolutely. grant's memoirs are clear, concise, excellent examples as o

next guests there, a hunter college sophomore joins us, gideon, you knew about this ahead of time. >> did not say anything until two hours before, they shut down the day in the middle of the school day. i told the chancellor 24 hours in advance. >> brian: how has the antisemitism been for you? >> we have had students threaten to kill me and now planning to jump me. >> brian: how many people understand what is going on in the middle east? >> very few, vast majority, you have groups like queers for palestine, who are fully unaware what would happen to emthis. >> brian: how do they accept homo sexuality? >> they do not, they would throw you off the building or shoot you. >> brian: october 7 happens, and people are siding with the other side. >> it is surprising that it is so widespread, it is not entirely, we have seen a lotted of hatred for america. >> brian: who mobilized and militarized them? >> a lot is the ideology they are taught, it teaches students to hate america, hate israel and western civilization. >> brian: if they are not hift rear or political science majors? >> none of th

. >> you know the right to a public defender was developed in 1963 in gideon case ensuring the right to a public defender. we take this very seriously in our office. my vision is that anyone in our office should be representing the people represent the same way they want their love 1s to representd and people think if you have a public defender representing you in san francisco you will bet better than a private attorney. we will leave no stone unturned no motion unfiled and try to perform the highest level for clients >> that's fantastic >> often when people think public defenders they jump to the idea of somebody defending somebody in court your office does more than courtroom representation. >> i'm an elected public dem felonieder i campaigned on that it is important we break the mold of what is public for our office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope an

we read of your divinely appointed servant, the judge gideon who with a small physically and meantlyo sow confusion, fear and most importantly defeat into the hearts of the massive median knight army. thousands of years later, two elite and likewise small groups, the 23rd headquarter troops and 3,133rd signal service company, the ghost army. again used these attributes of audacity, skill, daring and deception to throw the evil that was hitler and his nazi armies in utter disarray. their efforts saved untold allied lies, help liberate a continent and the unspeakable horror that was the holocaust and brought about the end the second world war. these soldiers help save the world and humanity itself. your beloved warrior servant david wrote. [speaking in native language] >> our american heritage is the ghost army and our freedom, our liberty is their gift and legacy to us. again and again you remind us oh, god. remember, remember. as we depart from the capitol of our great nation and the secret ceremony today, let us all remember, remember the men and women who advocated tirelessly for t

. >> you know the right to a public defender was developed in 1963 in gideon case ensuring the right to a public defender. we take this very seriously in our office. my vision is that anyone in our office should be representing the people represent the same way they want their love 1s to representd and people think if you have a public defender representing you in san francisco you will bet better than a private attorney. we will leave no stone unturned no motion unfiled and try to perform the highest level for clients >> that's fantastic >> often when people think public defenders they jump to the idea of somebody defending somebody in court your office does more than courtroom representation. >> i'm an elected public dem felonieder i campaigned on that it is important we break the mold of what is public for our office on accomplish. fiercely defending is the core of what we do and that will never go, way. as the only elected public defender there is an elected da and sheriff in every county. in the state but one elected public defender. it is important our office pushed envelope an

yeah, i la paid for example, gideon saw and having to leave him and who are now talking about trying to toppled netanyahu's government and trying to cove early elections. they trying to build a little town. it's a governing coalition. however, present problem is that benjamin, that you know, who does have a secret weapon and that's the far right coalition, which seems to be holding spots even in the wood cabinets. there's divisions as well because there's no plan to say many guns and the defense ways that you'll have the land key members of that little cabinet for a day off to, and benny guns certainly publicly if you're listening to police gladly say, is open to the idea of an alternative calculation to try and topple prime minister benjamin netanyahu charge, and mike conner reporting from amman. jordan, thank you so much i. it's a reminder again, benjamin netanyahu, his cabinet has bound al jazeera. we are reporting from outside israel high joining me now here on the set is summer of i multi is associate professor of public policy . i think the institute for graduate studies. so we

they paved, waved gideon flags and trying to dispose of public services. the country's biggest unions led to rally in the french capital. thousands of also, you know, the full amount shred by the countries made unions. they demanded back to pay working conditions. it was also a lot show of support for palestinians in concert, potentially popular chosen from the french capital. traditional made a raleigh's, but vicious and protest is a calling for the end to the boy in gauze, or just tell us a little bit more about what you sort of had. yeah, that's right. tens of thousands of people working for the city here in paris on this traditional base. a rally led for you, as you said, by the french trade unions to really of all of the best of pay, best of working conditions of the working people in phones. but we did say a number of people who come out and support the people who say speak, he said he is full full and then 1000 and many of those people for young a lot of universities do. he said he knows. suffice saying, this is days i kid falls, particularly i shou

i can go now to get in. libby columnist, these really newspaper high read through joining is gideon from tel aviv. it's great to talk to you now at what john kirby has described as a critical stage in this entire process. we don't know what happens next, so i want to your view on this as you come us to really to stare, namely a embarrassing use. right is. busy describes tell, embarrass how i say very clearly we uh we agree with the which nobody of us knows exactly the things. and now the point is it is where it stands and these are, it has to be cited for it. but you know, this is a very, very tough decision because he might lose his government. on the other hand, if you say slow, it's very near the diesel and one floor and not the hostages. so one of 3 things i suppose gonna happen right now is real, can say yes to this deal. and, and any, any russell operation is real. can, can continue the negotiation right to, to amend the deal or is real, can say no. and presumably then launch a full blown russell operation. is there any of those scenarios that seems more plausible to you at this ho

but if you walk into an area being as as gideon falter was described as gideon falter was described as as a jew at the moment, you might get chased out of soho square. you might end up on the on the, the sharp end up on the on the, the sharp end of something that is worse than just being verbally abused. >> matthew, you say you're proud of london, your hometown. did you see that video yesterday of that jewish person being accosted? and by the way, it wasn't even in english. it was in arabic. are you ashamed of the scenes that we see in london, such as that in a city of 9 million people? >> you're going to get criminals. do you condemn it? well, what do you think? >> i don't know, tell me, do i condemn jews being chased out of soho? >> well, you denied it, of course. >> no, i didn't deny it, i you said that. listen, can we. if we're going to have a proper debate, we have to listen to each other. we have to listen to the answers. and i'm going to repeat my answer. i have from the beginning supported people's freedom to march. freedom of expression is a fundamental tenet of our democracy.

his indexers came nothing, in general the idea itself yes. just a great article in this regard by gideoni convince him that he has the right to be his masters , it’s very good that such articles appear, they really take the mask off all this flair of democracy, liberalism and so on, that is, here you go, america has the right to violate everything rules, that is, putin always asks, yes, show these rules of a rules-based world, here they are, the first point, america is always right, the second point, if america is wrong, see point one, here they laid out the financial times for us. he used to have it the other way around, yes, when the battles were going on for artyomovs, yes, then he wrote: “bakhmud, this is all ours, he forgot what is on his avatar on twitter, he still stands against the background of the inscription bakhmud, that is, he was so important then, now that he is under russian control, but no, it was symbolism, it is clear that tomorrow it will be a clock, i personally have a photograph where i am standing signs for kiev, well , accordingly, yes, the watchmaker, soon he wil

great yesterday is immediately included described, frankly, openly described by the famous columnist, gideonare the ones that they themselves established, see point one, that is , all the logic ends here, on the fact that somewhere russia cannot hit the same, those objects that are participating in... he says: under no circumstances should our missiles be used to strike civilian targets, as if the french caesars in donbass were not used against civilian targets, and any donetsk resident will now tell you how they sound different from the arrival of these same caesars compared to others rockets, macron, caesar scalp, of course, macron pretends that he doesn’t know this, that’s where all this most perverted western logic in the world is based. the russian ministry of defense has just reported for the first time the loss of a 155mm trf-1 howitzer made in france to the ssu. well, it coincided. we'll be back. i love you very much. marry me. premiere on rtr. i'm ready to give everything just to get her back. you leave your husband for some musician. a swindler, max, not a swindler, not some kind,

the secretary of the navy, gideon wells, fought for her to get a pension after the war. and then, of course, there's harriet tubman who led led in south carolina. so but but and she got a pension. but the pension was for her husband, right? not for the work that she had done. was. yes, yes, exactly. back in medford, share with us a bit about economic justice as we go into this next set of letters as union army and navy advance down the coast, especially of south carolina and the sea islands, the landowners, the plantation deserted their lands and left many of their enslaved laborers behind. well, because they were trying to get out of the way of the union military. and so all of this land was left vacant and some enslaved people or people who by this will i guess it's early 1861, in 1862, they are some enslaved people. our cult, the land they're taking over and continuing to work the land because they see it as theirs. you they had always labored on the land and gotten nothing in return. and so now was their opportunity to reap some of the benefits of their. but when the

close, close topic for me, because firstly, the rector of this temple is my close friend, bishop gideonou know, this once again convinced me that one of the main goals of this conflict, which was provoked by ukraine, this is the destruction of orthodoxy, this is the destruction of orthodoxy, there are two, two themes that they apply and promote no matter how they the way things were, it was lgbt, the destruction of orthodoxy. but one will not work without the other, without the destruction of orthodoxy it is impossible, so to speak, to advance this story, the story with this lgbt, yesterday the ministry of defense reported losses, yes, 1,600 , in my opinion, something over a day, you generally understand, think about it, this is more than one ukrainian per minute, this is more than one ukrainian per minute, i am now just to say so, here on... the audience understood the depth of the catastrophe and the tragedy that is developing today in ukraine, i’ll tell you a specific example, yesterday: in one of the villages near the odessa region, in the odessa region, between odessa and nikolaev,

in financial times, today it’s so big analytical article by their main foreign policy commentator gideon. wait, that is, what are you, you have already expelled hungary from the european union, why should xi coordinate with you even on the places of his visit, and so on. as for the events in ukraine and today's date, today, tomorrow, you know, in europe, in ukraine, for some time now, the day of victory over nazism has been decided. decided to celebrate may 8, zelensky forgot that before may 9, well, when the elections were going on, he went to his grandfather’s grave, he forgot, including in the ranks of which army his grandfather fought, because today in this address about which aleksey lusanovich said, he said that it turns out that it was free peoples who defeated nazism, but he forgot that there were also soldiers of the red army, which included his grandfather, which, by the way, is very significant, they are defending... a question for zelensky and company, so why did you rename krasnoarmeysky, if you remember that it was the red army, as part of a coalition of free peoples, that

and the famous british international journalist gideon rahman is very indignant at this geography ofu know, you said that china cooperates with... those who is ready, china wants to cooperate with everyone, this is our saying, a joke about the thousandth chinese warning, i don’t know how many times china says that we want it with everyone, we want it with everyone, but the reality is that of course it doesn’t work out with everyone, or at least it doesn’t work out the same with everyone, because even according to the details of the protocol , judging by the presentation of information, it’s clear how different the atmosphere of the visit to belgrade has begun. from the atmosphere that was in paris, well, then they also went to the mountains in france, but there was an attempt to pull something, here’s the atmosphere without ties, yes, although that’s all. boorish statements in beijing, what he said blinkin is in beijing, so everything was tense. there was no warmth, but of course, in belgrade you can see how warm the atmosphere of the visit is, but this does not mean that there are c

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would you feel safe if walking in central london in the area of the marches, you saw what happened to gideonart of the anti—semitism and the campaign against anti—semitism. he was threatened with arrest. you look very jewish, sir. >> and i saw that video. i mean, ichoose >> and i saw that video. i mean, i choose not to travel into those areas on the weekend because of that, but because i'm recognisable and identifiable as a member of the jewish community. that's not the case for everyone, but that's a choice that i make. >> that's terribly sort of when you stop and think about what that means , is, as a british that means, is, as a british citizen in 2024, how do you how do you square that with any sort of, clamp down on those sorts of protests, whilst also maintaining our right to protest? >> well, i think it answers the question that you asked at the start, and that's about making sure that everything can and should be done to hold people to account , that do break the account, that do break the rules. and the fact that we continue to see on a weekly bafis continue to see on a weekly basis