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vladivostok 2023 is a new cultural farpost, which is recognized as a standing gog of european art inng-term project designed for centuries and, perhaps, only our descendants will be able to fully appreciate it. to what extent this mission of cultural renaissance took place. they twisted all the locks and freely left the building of the department of the ministry of internal affairs of the gang of the 90s, they depreciated human lives parents viewers of the channel, russia 24. i look forward to seeing you. we continue to follow the developments, the frigate admiral gorshkov set off on a long voyage across the atlantic and indian oceans, as well as the mediterranean sea on board hypersonic missiles zircon, a weapon that has no analogues in the world, as well as a cruise missile caliber air defense torpedo weapons with details denis alekseev all control exits to the sea are now behind the crew of the frigate, admiral of the fleet of the soviet union gorshkov, proceeds to carry out combat missions and this, of course, is unusual.

that is all of that a plus get a russian ali gog. now he's been charged with assisting data pasco, who was placed on the us sanctions list back in 2018. and it's alleged that he and a former russian diplomatic who is now a us citizen, assisted thereupon oscar and also indulged in money laundering. now there were 9 indictments laid against mcgonigal, but in a separate case, another 9 indictments were unfilled in washington d. c. now he's expected to appear virtually in the dc court. on wednesday, he will plead at that particular point of staying with us. now glen, the call is a former c, i a deputy national intelligence officer for trans national threats. he joins us from boston vos guys, welcome for the program. so put simply then what you make of this controversy. well, i controversy. it's a problem for the counterintelligence authorities of the us, the f b i j a and so on. and it appears to be a classic targeting success by the washington service. one of the top priorities that are foreign, that in the telephone service has, is to

that is all of that plus get a russian only gog. now he's been charged with assisting that pasco, who was placed on the us sanctions list back in 2018. and it's alleged that he and a former russian diplomat who is now a us citizen assisted therapy, jessica, and also indulged in money laundering. now, there were 9 indictments laid against mcgonigal, but in a separate case, another 9 indictments were unfilled in washington d. c. now he's expected to appear virtually in the dc court. on wednesday, he will play that. that particular point. plan call is a form sci fi, national intelligence officer for trump national threats. he says it will be hard for authorities to charge the agent with treason and espionage us. we don't know at all so far as i'm aware of how the f b i came to know that one of their own was spying for the russians. really. and that could be true. aberrations in his personal behavior in his spending patterns could come from a human asset. the united states has some place. it could come from following other individuals w

counterintelligence, he was supposed to be investigating that is, are like, there are past year, a russian ali gog. now he's been charged with assisting darrow pasco, who was placed on the us sanctions list a back in 2018. and it's alleged that he and a former russian diplomat who is now a us citizen assisted therapy, oscar, and also indulged in money laundering. now there were 9 indictments laid against ad mcgonigal, but in a separate case, another 9 indictments were unfilled in washington dc. now he's expected to appear virtually in the dc court. on wednesday, he will plead at that particular point. ah, nato secretary general jim stalsen burke will meet with germany's defense minister shortly. we are the subject of deploying german, my tanks to ukraine will likely be discussed. keep sees the lippard, to tank as crucial to its defense against russian forces, but follows days of pressure on berlin from ukraine's western allies. dominant kind reports, a consignment of german weapons makes its way eastward. these are elements of a patriot missile battery, which is being deployed in poland. that bein

i just think it's important that ruby gog all countries as sovereign nations and not stop doing so when it suits us and been with something else. then we say, ya know, you must relate to us, but when someone else who no, no, no, no. we don't allow that kind of division to be sought from us. as of africa, we see we value the independent, measured and balanced position that our south african friends are taking towards this issue. but that balance position is now under scrutiny next month around the 1st anniversary of the war in ukraine. south africa will be hosting naval military drills with russia and china along its eastern coast. a move seemed to be pulling pretoria closer to moscow. the u. s. has criticized south africa for its decision to host the drills with russia and china as the war in ukraine rages on. but pretoria has defended the drill saying all countries conduct military exercises with friends. and that's how that focus should not be denied the rights to participate in the drills. it's not just africa. russia has been on an aggressive trauma offensive across the continent wi

that is all that a plus get a russian only gog now he's been charged with assisting that pasco, who was placed on the us sanctions list a back in 2018. and it's alleged that he and a former russian diplomat who is now a us citizen assisted therapy, jessica, and also indulged in money laundering. now there were 9 indictments laid against mcgonigal, but in a separate case, another 9 indictments were unfilled in washington, d. c. now he is expected to appear virtually in the dc court on wednesday, he will play that, that particular point. the human rights group has filed a criminal complaint in germany, accusing me and miles military of genocide. the case brought by fortify rights, also accused as the military of crimes against humanity and war crimes. over its crank down on hank, your most muslims in 20162017. with security forces reportedly carried out mess rapes, and murders during war. tara, he's called a clearance operation. germany has a principle of universal jurisdiction, but what does that entail? it's a legal concept that allows countries to investigate and prosecute crimes, even

that is all like that, plus get a russian only gog now he's being charged with assisting pasco, who was placed on the us sanctions list back in 2018. and it's alleged that he and a former russian diplomat who is now a us citizen assisted therapy. jessica and also indulged in money laundering. now there were 9 indictments laid against ad mcgonigal, but in a separate case, another 9 indictments were unfilled in washington d. c. now he's expected to appear virtually in the dc court. on wednesday, he will play that that particular point. the nato secretary general jim sultan burg. we'll meet with germany's defense minister on tuesday. we are the subject of deploying german made tanks to ukraine will likely be discussed. he sees the liquid to tank as crucial to its defense against russian forces. it follows days of pressure on berlin from ukraine's width and allies. dominic cane reports a confinement of german weapons makes its weight eastward these elements of a patrick massage battery, which is being deployed in poland. that being sent there to protect the polls against malfunctioning russ

plus get a russian only gog now he's been charged with assisting data pasco, who was placed on the us sanctions list a back in 2018. and it's alleged that he and a former russian diplomat who is now a us citizen assisted therapy. jessica and also indulged in money laundering. now there were 9 indictments laid against mcgonigal, but in a separate case, another 9 indictments were unfilled in washington d. c. here he is going to face charges of activities in the balkans in particular including receiving funds from an old baby and businessman, which he did not declare. now he's expected to appear virtually in the dc court. on wednesday, he will plead at that particular point. but this, as i repeat, is a very senior f b i officer. he would, for example, have been at the forefront of the f. b. i investigation into russian involvement in the 2016 elections. so he has a lot of knowledge, he hasn't been charged with espionage as yet, but certainly had a lot of knowledge in terms of russian activities. and also in terms of ca, activities against various countries, including russia and china. li

that is all i did a plus get a russian ali gog. now he's been charged with assisting pasco, who was placed on the us sanctions list a back in 2018 electricity is slowly being restored to large parts of pakistan. not powered with failure. most of the countries, 220000000 residents were affected by the outage. second major breakdown in 3 months . as headlines, news continues here and i'll just there that's off the inside story. there is no channel that covers world views like we do as a roman correspondent. i am constantly on the go covering topics from politics. the conflict is environmental issue. the scale of this camp is like nothing you've ever seen. tell terry what we want to know. how did these things affect people we, we visit places day. even when there are no international headlines. al jazeera, really invest in that, not to privilege, as a journalist. from says, order to withdraw its troops from another african country. this time, burkina faso sorts behind the growing younger behind the former colonial power of what does i

well not, i don't blame these gog stay a just doing their job. the problem is that we didn't violate any things with us. we didn't drive in behind the gods. we drove where everybody drives it. people need to know where the coal is. mind, how it is mind on what lad and who lives in these areas. this is where the indigenous people of russia live relevant. your daughter, brooklyn, or laura bush in the cd takes us to his farm. at 1st glance, it's idiolect, but it's just a stone's throw away lies a large sli cape. in many places, the mining leaves nothing behind, but a devastated landscape. the prospect song good for the telly youths, the ancient people of southern siberia, risk losing their homeland and culture forever. after the founding of the soviet union, in 1922 nomadic peoples light, the tele, it's was seen by the new rulers as an obstacle to the progress of communism. they were forced to settle down and work in collect som, so factories ah, their ancient shaminy stick. religion was officially bans today. the tele, it's no longer threatened by

, and earl stringman gets up and says just one quick announcement, the dessert reception thatma was gog hosted by the fact umty -- faculty has been canceled due to a recent lack of interest. [laughter] one other thing about north dakota, dick's beloved home state -- and most ofam his famiy still lives there. i was just in cando about a week or two ago and saw some of them. but his preference for free markets, senator graham, really supersedes the populism of north dakota. he would have had a hard time getting elected there. althoughh i think today the he'd haveet a much better chance. but he did come and campaign for me in thee '90s when i was a young partyhe chairman. he was the guy that would come and give the lincoln day speeches when wee had no celebrities from north dakota. we didn't even have a living republican who had been in congress at that time. but we always had to get assurances that helk would not talk about the farm bill or the farm programs concern. [laughter] and he would certainly not give his opinion about ethanol. until, until he came to cut the ribbon on the ronald

he said no, sir, we are just going to hold here, we areto gog to stay, we will have you wait in the car but we are staying here. [laughter] i look at him and said with great sincerity, your a man of integrity but you're not driving that car. i just knew in my heart after four years under secret service protection, a high likelihood once karen and i got in the car, somebody will tell the driver to go because that was her job. was. i looked at him and said is this area secure? he said it is for now so i said then we are here.er and we stayed. i was absolutely convinced it was important to stay at my post. i thought it was important i stay in the capitol and do whatever i could to assist response by capitol police, federal law enforcement even by the pentagon to square it away and i must tell you they did it because of the extraordinary courage of law enforcement, capitol and federal. the violence was quelled, we were able to reconvene congress the very same day and complete work for the constitution and a day of tragedy became a triumph of freedom. [applause] i'll never see it any other w

amendment from western democracy, decipher the files of twitter, starry night of vincent canvases, van gog moved to the palazzo bonaparte. you are looking around the planet. we are on the air of tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 in the studio of daria tarasova hello, european countries entered the new year with old unresolved affairs financial crisis. all penetrates deeper not only into wallets, but also into the minds of people. many powers do not expect anything good from 23 years; european crisis. well, conflicts in ukraine what to expect with ordinary inhabitants of the old world whose wallets become? she will say wolf yevgeny belousov how you meet the new year, so you will spend it. this proverb accurately describes the situation with the european crisis that affected literally all sectors of life 2023 began with the end of a deep economic recession, the inhabitants of the european continent are predicted to refuse russian gas and oil, the sanctions policy and support for the ukrainian conflict became the trigger for a suicidal economic model. west i think that very difficult times

humanitarian crisis at the border with some immigration reform, it just seemsit as though that's not gog to be on the top of line. >> i just think it's so difficult given the political reality. what we have seen from it these handful of what were previouly a far right fringe faction of the gop, but in the house now it seems that far right fringe has moved much closer to the center. we're beginning to see the result of what those negotiations were. and moving forward, they have now been empowered we'll see that next when we get to the debt ceiling debate and whether or not congress is going to be able to raise it. these are some of the same members saying they will not vote to raise that debt ceiling without significant spending cuts. >> before i let you go, i want to applaud you for leading the way for many of us in so many ways. and now as co-anchor of pbs news hour, i'm wondering how you see your responsibilities and your role. you are leading the way for many of us. >> that is so kind of you to say. i hope you know i have always said that about you in this industry. that's a shared re

and so now the is a real question among these two camps over what's gog to happen next.nd, today, the group of folks who backed derek merrin got together to talk about what they plan to do, and if they plan to oppose or try to push forward legislation that maybe speaker jason stephens doesn't want to see. so it's -- like you said, it's kind of bringing everything to a standstill. geoff: yeah. well, what led the moderates, the moderate republicans, to push back? karen: i think there were some questions during our lame-duck session in december about some of the bills that were proposed that didn't go forward, some that did. there was one night where the house was meeting for 16 hours straight, ended at 6:00 in the morning. there were some questions about whether that was something that might have really caused some republicans to be frustrated. there are republicans, moderate republicans, who say that derek merrin, who was the speaker-elect, did not reach out to them after he won that vote. and they were concerned about that. his supporters, merrin supporters, say his fath

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democracy over democrat 'gogs. economic opportunity over extremism. freedom over fascism.lighting hopefulness over hatred. >>> in case you missed it, that was the a about. cs of what house democrats plan to vote for. democrats plead history formally elevating hakeem jeffries as that i leader. at 52, really for this, also the first lawmakers to elected democrats born after the end of world war ii. hakeem jeffries joins me now. leader jeffries, welcome back, and first of all, congratulations. >> thank you, chuck. good morning, happy new year. thank you, sir. let me start with your take on the concessions that kevin mccarthy made in order to gain the speakership. what are the ones that concern you the most about the functionalities of the house? >> our general concern is the dysfunction that was historic that we saw this week is not at an end, just the beginning. while the congress was held captive this particular time, what is going to be a problem is if the american people will be held captive or the next two years to the extreme maga republican agenda that apparently has b

if inflation doesn't come down, i think that's very bad for risk as assets because the fed is gog toortunately, most of the data indicates that the inflation number is coming down so i'm going to look at it from that perspective. the job market and wage growth are real signals here. wages are still growing at a negative rate and we talk about the problem with wages pushing inflation higher. the reality is, they're trailing inflation so pressure from workers, pressure from labor is going to continue to move the needle higher on inflation and that's the risk is when i listed what's coming down with commodity prices and used car prices, wages are stubborn. they plateaued in the 5% per year, year over year range and that is well above fed target so until we see wage growth temper, i don'tdon't think the fed is oe table. jackie: it's difficult to pay people one thing and slowly a problem mark. i want toded to see if you're expecting more layoffs. we already see that in tech. because of rising rates will we see that in other sectors as well. >> the white house trumpets how much they suppor

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i am gog go ahead unless there is comments by the commissioners. and -- move that we adopt the special meeting minutes from december 29th. is well a second or a desire finding of the commissioners to make any comment >> this is commissionering morgan i'm going to abstain i was not present at that meeting. so. all right. thank you, sir. and i was not on the commissionil abstain as well. this is paula collins. >> of thank you. commissioner collins. according to the city attorney's office the commission needs a motion to excuse them from the vote >> something new and different that's good to know. thank you to our deputy city attorney. always on the job. okay. can it be done like okay we can combine them. to excuse commissioner morgan and commissioner collins. >> all right. i will so move if there is a second? il second it. >> all right this is commissioner fraser. thank you, commissionering fraser. and -- i think we need that vice president nakajo >> vice president to weigh in. >> affirmative. >> motion is unanimous. commissioner morgan and collins h

but in narrow elections isns gog to take us quite some time. my take is days. it might even take us weeks. california takes among the longest time to count ballots in the country anda we never worry about that in a presidential election because we know who won in california. but there are 52 new congressional districts in that state and some ofe them are goig to be close, and the could defy control of the united states house. >> host: one of the other the difference is that you identify in here compared to our history of close elections and contentious elections is the fact that there is this infrastructure being built in advance, legal infrastructure, versus 2000, forgo instance, whe nobody could have foreseen that was going to be the close of election and be a contested election or close but not contested, and that the legal infrastructure sprang into action as needed in that instance, whereas now it's being put together in advance in anticipation of potentially just that type of scenario. how worried are you, for instance, about what happened in otero county

gog the's parent company announced it plans to lay off 12,000 employees, about 6% of its global workforceo says today's economic reality is much different than the past two years and adds he takes full responsibility for the decisions that led up to this point. amazon, maine ta, microsoft and twitter have announced thousands of layoffs after a pandemic boom in hiring. become here in the nation's capital, the treasury department initiated extraordinary measures to pay the nation's bills after the u.s. officially hit its borrowing limit yesterday. the department says these measures will likely last until the 5th of june. but if a debt limit isn't increased or suspended, the u.s. could fail to meet financial obligations for the first time this history and that could potentially be devastating to the economy. many republicans have said they will not vote to increase a debt ceiling unless there are spending cuts democrats in the white house say is a nonstarter. with us now is jared bernstine, the council of advisers. it's great to see you. i thank you for being with us. why won't the white hou

>>d people i'm not sure he's gog to be up for it physically or quite quite frankly, cognitively. his approval rates are not good. at all. they're very down., and i and i think that our country all needs someone who unites all of us . >> wait a second. >> laurais she actually saying t biden and his kooky cabinet haven't unite america well, but usght be hard to unite us ? i'm just kind of thinking thisin through when they paint half the country is white supremacists. heand america as systemicallyri racist. they tryca as to act like theres still so devastated about january six . but the truth is , the democrats have an intimate relationship with the are insurrection narrative. they're in love with the video and the photos of the chaos. it's sick, frankly, so by all means, run. >> joe , run.bu but no basement campaigning this time. no debates hosted by rank partizans, no domination of early voting, no hiding from skyrocketing fentanyl death. and no sidestepping questionsan about hunter's gravy train in china. d esteppinand is mystery art bus and certainly no avoiding responsive abili

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a is gog why? laura is going to crush it next on the ingram angle. see you tomorrow. next on angle."i'm laura ingraham. >> this is the "ingraham angle" from los angeles.th >> thanks for being with us tonight. not having gavin. that's the focus of tonight'ss angle. angle. never lenever t a crisis go tole . that was rahm emanuel's classic line from the obama era. and it's still capturesl captur the democrat party's approach to politices ts. take california's greasy gavin newsom, who's trying to use a pair of mass shootings in state to state to build his bona fide bss going into twenty , twenty four . >> nothing about this is surprising. everythings is about this is infuriating. the second amendment's becoming >> licide pactsecond a. okay, if that guy's: okay the democrats post biden plan ds b , they're in trouble. po leaders take charge and when necessary, they take responsibilityd when. he takes aoes he do? he takes lowbrow pot shots. when h e wasn't blaming the second amendment to the constitution, he was gaslinend the first attacking the freefrep press. well, the onresse network tha

is there a bus gear, a russian only gog now he's being charged with assisting pasco, who was placed on the us sanctions list back in 2018. and it's alleged that he and a former russian diplomatic who is now a us citizen assisted therapy. jessica and also indulged in money laundering. now there were 9 indictments laid against ad mcgonigal, but in a separate case, another 9 indictments were unfilled in washington d. c. now he's expected to appear virtually in the dc court. on wednesday he will play that that particular point stella had and all the 0 torinio officials a hit with sanctions over the clocked on the anti government protesters. a sport, this is rugby world cup hosts get ready to start the international season. ah. it's tuesday, january the 24th. here's our headlines for europe in africa. so we have been talking about flooding, rains through the balkans, but colder air has rushed in so that precipitation has changed over to snow. so in slovenia is capital and we're from 10 to 15. centimeters fell certainly enough for people to get stuck there and the snow is still falling to da

able to come up withit as we went throuh thisha book, where does that lee blus in terms of what we are gogto do about the problem? it's really easy to say here's a problem but then you walk away from it and say policy makers are to come up with a solution. we wanted to try to go one say okay, what do we need to do about this? order -- for working longer to be a better option for more americans, working longer is part of the solution, appropriate response to the population aging but we would like a vision working longer or something that meets the family's needs that doesn't harm their health in the run up to retirement and we also want to see a situation where retirement security is improved where people can afford to retire, we shouldn't give up on the idea that americans deserve secure retirement after a lifetime of workit and dying with your boots on is not a strategy policymakers should endorse in a sense. in terms of retirement security, shoring up social security is vertical but because benefits are modest, we need ways of saving for retirement outside of social security and as i men

the gop is not going to destroy the gog entitlement program. the gop will make good on the debt. but here's the thing.ehere's th. they will insist o they will insist on spending cuts, on new caps for future spending and they'll also have the penalty of across the board the boardacross automatic cuts. this is coming. the big lies frombiden joe biden and leading democrats will not stothp. the the public wants lower spending because that's the obstacleacle to prosperity right now. >> larry kudlow, always greato e to have you. thank you, my friend. and tonight, big newyou.s fromta the national archives. the bureaucrats that were thbureaucrattasked with safeguag america's secrets, they really don't seemreally to know how may misplaced documents, classified documents could be floating around i cumentsn the country. toda so today they just randomly presidents, plrmer presidents, vice presidents, hey, can you please check around the house and your office fohouse anr any classified material? now, george w. bush, better check under his bed in every closet on his ranch because, you knowclos

thinkpa setting expectations is part of the reason we're in the problem we are in nowow with people not gog out to vote because expectations have been here and people get this and if you like my vote doesn't matter. i don't play them and i'm not going to shame them for feeling that way. all we can do is go forward look at what we've done and talk about this broader movement the fact we need every of the table that we know voting isn't going to save us all. it's one tool in our toolbox but we need to use it. >> again if anyone had any doubts last week probably put them to rest. if congress can toek do things done to i want to pull another issue that was a really central toer the midterms but a lot of data show and cap is written about that young voters, the generation that support unions, sort of the highest level, two-thirds of young voters support unions but i know you the background work on this kind of issues. i'm curious to to have you tk about both why you think this generation is so come such a solidarity for unions, support for unions. are there any other issues that we're not paying