empire collapsed because inside it was a wormhole of human sinfulness, it was she who destroyed great rome and not what kind of barbarian attacks, they would easily reflect these barbarians, if it would be consolidated. the life of people, if the people were consolidated, and without the inner integrity of the human personality, all these consolidations become only a response to an order from above and never come from an inner sincere human desire to be with others in order to achieve important goals together. of course, my words, again, i want to say again, may seem strange to someone incomprehensible. but these are not my words. if i came to you, and then something to compose, damn it, began to, but, probably, you would have driven me out of here, but i'm telling you the words of god, this is god's law. and as a patriarch, i am obliged to speak about this law. in order for the life of the individual to be integral, for our families to be strong, and hence, for all our people to be strong. and how we need this consolidation of people today, the concentration of our entire nation in the fa

when the roman empire fell, its european part completely degraded great rome once lay in ruins in abandoned, the bishop of rome lived among the ruins, as if in an open field, the population of the city was reduced to several thousand people, and constantinople became the capital of the christian world, and the emperor lived there constantinople became the center of culture, politics and religion, but despite the invasion of barbarians in europe. during the political economic recession, the memory of the great roman empire was alive. therefore, in the eight hundredth year, when charlemagne conquered significant territories in the north of modern france, belgium and southwest germany, he decided to proclaim himself emperor, but for this he needed his own church, since the christian the emperor has already been. the schism of 1054 was an event of consequences that no one at that time could truly comprehend. it was a conflict between two patriarchates between two churches of rome and constantinople. the conflict started all around. it would seem that the patriarch of constantinople decided to c

more space is enough the flames almost came close to athens in the fire of the suburbs of rome great britain for the first time in history the air heated up to plus 40 a record was recorded in london tricky in france, the load on nuclear power plants is growing on how europeans are trying to cope with the consequences of inferno. alina repinangtone. this is a suburb of london fire. destroyed several houses at once, which are lice or more than three hundred people, throughout the country. they say grass fields lawns are forbidden to barbecue in london plus 40, but contacting the city is so easy you can’t get out because of the abnormal heat rides dragging along the hot train rails. due to the heat, the speed of trains decreases, if your usual travel time is 2.5 hours, then now you need to lay down five, this is necessary in order to ensure the safety of equipment and people , the runways at the largest british air force base and london are melting lunton international airport. for a few hours, i stopped receiving and sending civilian aircraft, it burns and melts everything around and

and he said converse with the ancient, the great writer of priests in rome and shakespeare has a steadying influence upon you. it gives you a framework to take in the rush of the news, current events, big changes going on from day-to-day. you need that steady influence. that's what civilization, that's what civilization can give you to fall in love, to be good. if you've got the story and the d.c. is leaving calypso the great stories of love and disappointment. "the greatat gatsby." it gives you a reservoir of understanding. i bet it makes you feel better and lessee rejected. they give showplace to interpret what was happening. it's not all just me, me, my life. your story and your presence. if you've got the sermon on the mt., if you got the story of cain and abel. it gives you that steadying influence thatat framework. you don't need to run for the text. these are better resources for adult disappointments. >> i want to talk about that because the dictionary is of itself andand we don't think of the dictionary as technology and we don't think of the mass production of written bibles and

from this point of view, it is very important that ukraine also certifies the rome statute because, on the one hand, we place great hopes on the icc, and on the other hand , we are the main law of the icc, the rome statute is not we ratify, even though they once again recognized the jurisdiction of the international court of justice in in other words, this is such an extremely complex story, in principle, there are no political arguments in ukraine anymore. why not ratify? parliament, what kind of manifestations of this political will. because it is a bit strange to expect political will from the whole world and not to show it ourselves, that is why i think that we have already reached the moment when it is necessary to ratify the rome statute and join this family of peoples of states that recognized these rules for the regulation of war and recognized the international humanitarian law itself, and in addition, we ourselves need it in order to start expanding the capabilities of our law enforcement system to qualify all these absolutely the entire spectrum of war crimes that what russia is doing in ukraine, ukrain

the great writers of greece and rome and shakespeare has a steadying influence upon you. it gives you a framework into taken the rush of news, current events, big changes going on from day-to-day. you need a steady influence. that is what civilization, call it civilization can give you to fall in love and to be rejected. it is going to happen. if you've got the story and you have a dcs leaving calypso her mournful news. the great stories of love and disappointment. it just gives you a reservoir of understanding. something that makes you feel better,r less rejected but it gives you the place to interpret what is happened to you. and again, then your story and you are present. if you have the sermon on the mount to come back to. if you have the story of job. if you see the story of cain and abel just gives you steadying influence of framework so you don't need to run to the text. this happened visit better resources for adultdi disappointment then your friends. >> i want to talk about that the dictionary is a technology in itself and we don't think of the dictionary as a te

the great writers of greece and rome and all through shakespeare has a steadying influence. upon you in the present. okay, it gives you a framework to take in the rush. of news current events big changes going on from day to day you need you need that steadying influence. that's what civilization just call it civilization. can give you fall in love and to be rejected going to happen. okay. you know if you've got the story of dido and aeneas. if you've got odysseus leaving calypso and her her mournfulness. the great stories of love and disappointment probably up to the great gatsby. it just gives you. a reservoir of understanding doesn't it's not that it makes you feel better less rejected, but it gives you a place to interpret what what's happened to you and again a steadier way, so it's not all just me me me my my life. oh how i'm some it's more than just you know your story your your present. if you've got the sermon on the mount to come back to if you got the story of job, right if you see the story of cain and abel just a story of envy. it just gives you again that stead

rome. well, in america, this is the capitol senate, everything is some kind of roman institutions . johnson here spoke about the restoration of the roman empire. so they know a greats rome began to withdraw from britain , there were buildings everywhere. he eventually left rome, that is, it is impossible to be a heemon and try to preserve reduce your income, you need to move exactly in the same direction. and even if there is not enough strength to increase efforts. to maintain this hegemony, otherwise everything will collapse at once, therefore, the americans do not try to reduce the debit to the credit. they don't close military bases. although it would seem very easy you have a budget deficit. well, close the base. i don't know somewhere in europe the base is somewhere else you have so many of them that you can save a lot of money. no, they increase military spending because their hegemony rests in the long run . on brute military force. and when russia challenges all this, the world literally held its breath, and from the struggle that today in various forms of economic political and, of course, military is carried out on the territory of europe and on the ter

all of our high touch, i recalled an old saying that bears a great truth in a country in which gypsies rome is one where freedom reigns for a country without gypsy, is one without freedom. and let's see going. i gave all kind of like a blind young and though welcome moment, not just to day, but always harder on an emma. a more than 10000 people attended the music festival. money at the consultants, home depot were looking for new encounters and meeting new people. they were ready to open up when i'm there were a number of boots with non cindy people too, who were engrossed in animating constellations with a shuttle. as i mentioned to me, it was a milestone. we were being seen and heard, and not only on a musical level, national musical. whoa, go not just a day, but only several weeks after the music festival, a number of roma families moved to down that damn stud, stunt in my good woods oquendo. and as under that, my birth certificate sighted darmstadt as my city of birth and listed camping ground as my address in my family had experienced displacement and persecution. and serbia in the for

francine lacqua is in rome with the latest. it is great to see you.rio draghi design -- resigned tonight or get the vote? francine: he could. a lot has happened in the last eight hours. mario draghi said these are my conditions, i stay, we move forward, then the party -- parties in his coalition's start saying, i only do this if you give me this, and frankly this is mario draghi as we know him, when he was in charge of the ecb. this is an uncompromising mario draghi. he said you either back me, my government with all of the coalition partners, which means we agree to the reforms, or i'm out. we are expecting about in the next couple of hours. for the moment the session is still ongoing. we understand the heads of all the parties are meeting to try and figure out what their next move is. anna: we have come along way, haven't we? and still we don't know the answer. meanwhile, italian assets whipsawed by the news flow. what does this mean for the italian economy and europe? francine: the italian economy needs someone who will go through with the reforms.

rome in the east. so they said, when, despite the great distance, the chinese and the inhabitants of the mediterranean led ancient rome tribute big qin and the romans called chinese silk. the old name of the city is translated as a long calm, and its antiquity is evidenced by the fact that 72 royal tombs were located in the vicinity, and impregnable fortress walls ensured safety and tranquility. around beijing also once had a powerful stone wall, but in the 20th century it was almost completely demolished. what now, of course, regret the city wall. all of them are the best preserved structure of this kind in all of china, its length is almost 14 km. by chinese standards, this wall is very young, it is only a little over 600 years old, but these are not copies or reconstructions, but a real medieval fortification, built according to all the rules of the military art of that time. stone walls surrounded the city of tranquility already from the sixth century, but they were destroyed, and this wall was built under the founder of the ming dynasty, the emperors of the juyu andes. jani who built that same bel

this arrives and canada to apologize for the church as rome and running indigenous school. ukraine is pushing ahead with efforts to restart great exports despite missiles strikes on its biggest port on saturday. russia has admitted it, launched the attack on odessa saying it was trying to hit military targets. attacks raised doubts of russia's willingness to respect a cushion agreement to unblock ukrainian ports. will, elia ukraine's president said his forces were advancing towards the southern region of his son, which russia occupied early in the war. john hendern of ports from chief, ukrainian forces leave an important bridge in the strategic city of harrison pockmarked but still standing only of the woodland, you know, but perhaps not for long. this soldier says they are out gun by powerful russian artillery, but determined as soon my visible, unsociable, we will liberate curse on. that's for sure. we will not give it away to the russian long valley. that's why we here. so our children won't have to fight any more so that we can solve this method now and forever. hills are us through the can julia william in harkins, mobile

i mean the culture change it was a fantastic kind of a great upheaval that the greeks were faced from let's say after the roman occupation rome eventually wiped out all the independent greek states, they dismantle and dismembered macedonia. they took over egypt. they took over syria and then we have greek scholars in the second century that there were fantastic like this taller mills a great astronomers, but then after the second century everything begins to go down and we have a period of history that we call byzantine that is it was a greek award and we have evidence some of this technology survive in byzantium, and i have a chapter in my book about that the survival of this technology in byzantium and eventually the arabs in the eight to the 10th century. they had their own renaissance because they looked at the greeks as a model and they borrow the idea so they created their own culture and then eventually the taking over of constantinople by the turks you had an outpouring of greek scholars with manuscripts. they want to rome and they want to padua and venice and they translated into into latin. and they call renaissance

until we get back to truth, that made this country great, we just go back to rome and destroy ourselvesthis is crazy. now the supreme court justices have to have security around their homes for protection. we have to get back to being truthful, to being honest with each other and ourselves. this division is destroying us. we have to stop it. get back to where we respect. get away from this division. host: larry,, dallas, texas, republicans. caller: good morning. thank you. as far as my confidence in the supreme court, it is zero. the supreme court says leave it up to the states to make their own decisions. they meddle in new york's gun laws. they deal with the abortion laws. we learned at an early age there should be a penalty for lying. they lied at their confirmation. i think they should be impeached. when i hear individuals talk about how great trump is -- why are you even mentioning trump? i'm a former financial advisor. this economy took off in 2009. guess who was in power? obama. ok? trump inherited a society and economy that was on the upswing, not on the downswing. imagine if yo

until we get back to truth, that made this country great, we just go back to rome and destroy ourselvesthis is crazy. now the supreme court justices have to have security around their homes for protection. we have to get back to being truthful, to being honest with each other and ourselves. this division is destroying us. we have to stop it. get back to where we respect. get away from this division. host: larry,, dallas, texas, republicans. caller: good morning. thank you. as far as my confidence in the supreme court, it is zero. the supreme court says leave it up to the states to make their own decisions. they meddle in new york's gun laws. they deal with the abortion laws. we learned at an early age there should be a penalty for lying. they lied at their confirmation. i think they should be impeached. when i hear individuals talk about how great trump is -- why are you even mentioning trump? i'm a former financial advisor. this economy took off in 2009. guess who was in power? obama. ok? trump inherited a society and economy that was on the upswing, not on the downswing. imagine if yo

she brought the roman status to moscow ; do not listen to everyone that moscow is the third rome, we feel greatworld war. do you know why for victory? our global mistake is that we will not be able, despite our victory, to fight against the russian world, if we do not write our history of the second world war, it is necessary to write a new history of cities and villages of ukraine, as the one that was written in the seventies of the last century it was already morally obsolete, that is, a man sits slobbering a pencil and writing a sincere confession, because what that in what vlad says everything on our air, what he says, nikita in our program, everything is absolutely clean. true when actually and what do we really do with it? well, i say, we can say guys here, lord, well, what are you, but i'm not right, but millions of people, so to speak, whom textbooks have shown like this, yes, they are in textbooks on the history of ukraine. see how they are filled with the spirit. yes, i think that we are rotten addiction to spend very seriously with entomological calm, probably, they can somewhere tho

rome. if the ecb steps in with an anti-fragmentation tool, it might look optically not great, they are stepping in and intervening in italian politics. the other risk is what comes afterwards? what does the italian government look like? if it is more populous, it might be someone who will not comply with what we are expecting from an anti-fragmentation tool. and it is likely to face german constitutional court. will traders test the tool if they know it will face legal challenges? francine: it is so rough to know what they will do. if they put the bar so high no one can access the anti-fragmentation tool, you wonder what the point of it is. dani burger joining us from frankfurt, she will lead our special coverage of the ecb decision and our reaction to it. tom: let's get back to the other big story of the day, gas flows along the nord stream from russia have resumed but with uncertainty around the future of supplies. the eu is asking never states to reduce consumption. >> we have to reduce our gas consumption. i know this is a big ask for all of the european union, but it is necessary to protec

the great classic of italian neorealism is the precursor of the new wave. he filmed himself in post-war romeosphere of devastation and poverty with unprofessional actors. uh, it tells the story of a boy who tries to help his father in a hopeless situation. that is why he especially touched me and aroused the desire to write about him without fail. take a look and see what you've grown from. new wave. you won't get angry. if i i'll ask a criminal to immediately see a prudent person. i'm going to cook, that's what my ex-wife said. and always with reproach, right? yep, two more. there is one and a half interesting, how is it at the second marriage with the city hall, i could not squeeze out a word, yes, when they asked me if i agreed to be his wife, both in grief and in joy, i said that in grief and in joy we better be late. everyone thought i was joking, but nothing like that. or profession, i'm not for you. he will tell you no, you won’t tell my profession. not, i will talk about my profession. well, of course, let me be when i grow up big, speak in the heat after all he has the same voice. h

apparently, he was pretending he was a monkey on the monkey bars and having a great time there that when in romeactly so the park officially opens tomorrow wide to the public. the project also coincides with golden gate, national recreational areas. 50th anniversary and it's a great spot to watch fleet you said fleet week or if there's not a foggy day on the fourth of july, watch the fireworks. unbelievable it's and it's terrorists. it's like little steps that come down. it's going to be it's going to be a hot spot. san francisco. alright row . you win. you're going to join us and i'm all over those monkey bars are gasia mikaelian broke my arm on the monkey bar when i was in grade school. yeah they want to stay off those monkey, but it's gonna be a great day to do anything outdoors today of fun played a on this saturday. hi, everybody. let's go and step on outdoors right now. we do have some areas of low clouds and fog. it's a real condensed deck of marine layer that has pushed on shorts, even producing a little bit of conversation this morning in the form of sub mist and drizzle, temperature wi

supreme court justice samuel alito is during a speech in rome he mocked world leaders for trashing the court's decision on roe v. wade including great's fragile, very fragile prince harry take a look. >> i had the honor of waiting i think the only supreme court decision in the history of that institution that has been lambasted by a whole string of . [laughs] felt perfectly fine commenting on american law one of these was from her perimeter boris johnson but he paid the price. but others are still in office president, and prime minister trudeau i believe are two of them but what really wounded me, what really wounded me was when the duke of sussex addressed the united nations seem to compare the decision whose names may not be spoken with the russian attack on ukraine >> hannity: we wishing to hear from harry and meghan were trying desperately to live private lives here with the reaction of the new book the college scam turning point usa founder charlie fox news contributor tammy bruce is with us we had an interesting week i'll put it mildly group threatened a lawsuit which precipitated out argue to apologies are they septic? were t

rome taught the language you know italian customs? tell me what should i do? i have nothing to tell you, grand duke. every woman grieve in her own way. in greatef and small joy is great maybe to please the princess? books what is she? no, sir, none. annushka mother, don't cry. my heart happened. kolya is the only joy to be with you. not in a dream. eat. no. annushka came to me in a dream. i spoke to her. she was laughing. she is a sinless soul and in paradise. she said that i could see her in the temple. i saw this temple. this is a large orthodox cathedral. he is so beautiful that all the children's souls come to him, i don't know, no, not a place. not the city he's here in my head. well, that means it can be built. you will let me build a temple. you will build yourself. are not you afraid? if you eat under moscow it is necessary to select a brick, yes, and make new ones. how is health? russians do not fit the law of beauty for all are one. arbeniv tells you. the apostle of our lord was found in the caves, and we must build a temple, repairing the likeness of the soviet cathedral in vladimir, everything will be according to the canon. i sal

great mission. on the day of john the baptist on june 24, the caravan of princess zoya, consisting of a hundred carts of 150 horses, left romeavan drove to seaside city lubak. here, in order to go around dangerous lithuania, terrible storms boarded the ship. they wore them across the baltic sea on the twelfth day, made their way to the primorsky city, kolyvania in kolyvans, moved to sani and the rest of the way to moscow through pskov and veliky novgorod went in a snowstorm and chairs, the road took 7 months. well, not good khan akhmat is gathering troops from the border. it would be soon and to us to welcome. what do you say? fyodor vasilyevich save up kettle beer no money, empty since the trip to novgorod gold we cannot count. so. maybe grigory ivanovich has half a ruble to go around. the grand duke, the messenger, in parts from the byzantine princess, all without a harrow and the main legate, all in red, enters the temple to the icon, they don’t apply, but instead of blessing like this with your fingers at people, you don’t apply to thunderstorms either. according to the orthodox, to apply will be applied with a clean lor

rome. if that person in the room is no longer there then insulating italy can be counterproductive because there is no incentive to do reforms. guy: great stuff, thank you very much indeed. joe biden deplaning off air force one. he is in the kingdom in saudi arabia. we think we are not going to get a deal on oil out of this trip. that has been the bloomberg reporting so far over the last few hours. we will watch this trip very carefully. we will continue to bring you the pictures as the president arrives in saudi arabia. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> strong balance sheets and a strong financial system banks are in a good shape. the nonbanking financial sector is in good shape. if and when we do have a recession, i think it's going to be relatively shallow and short. guy: that was bill winters speaking on bloomberg television earlier addressing the concerns around a recession right now. the fed feels very unconcerned judging by the comments of the last 24 hours. the ecb is in a different position. it's going to be meeting next week, italy facing up and ash political crisis. we don't know if nord stream 1 will be turned back on again. what shou

colosseum, it ’s worth it, everything else is there, yes, but what does this unfortunate rome have to do with the great standing, but at the same time lying, please, here we are discussing and it seems to me very reasonable and competently professional, based on, uh, world politics, but it seems to me that i would like to emphasize a little moment on the true state of affairs is definitely the americans and the collective smell. as colleagues say so far, that he does not see his destruction, there will be recessions and there will be some difficulties. they will decide there will be no destruction there, but i would like to draw attention to the fact that e, a decision has been made on us, a decision has been made on us, the physical destruction and division of the country with its further use of resources, no more, no less, and that’s all, this whole concept is disavowed different, uh, demagogic political democratic reasoning that the country needs to restore order. there are not a lot of people there. uh-huh and i want to return to yesterday's statement of all of us putin when uh with such high confi

rome. akin to today's choice between st. petersburg and some african. because constantinople it was a city with a million inhabitants, representing a country with great cultureth great literature, uh, with great philosophy, with wonderful architectural monuments, which were not yet monuments, uh, a country that determined, in fact, the cutting edge of the development of civilization time then lived 20,000 people, of which almost no one knew what kind the ruins that would later be called the colosseum, uh, europe also experienced the dark ages. eh, when actually not about architecture, especially the sciences. nobody even thought. they didn't even know what it was to run a state. therefore, then russia managed to get the word of god in its native language, get translations of all ancient literature, assimilate the architectural canons of the byzantine empire, which immediately turned into beautiful temples of ancient russia. that europe and even you can not say, so the choice was absolutely correct. although now in kiev someone believes that they are making an evolutionary choice in favor of the west these days, in fact. they renounce their civilizational cho

rome. >> jesse: poor prince harry i don't know if he will recover from such biting mockery. shannon bremen, thanks for joining us here on friday. have a greatesse, you too. >> jesse: here at "primetime" we believe everybody deserves a second chance because america is a land of opportunity and when we fail, some of us use that as an opportunity to reinvent himself like robert downey jr. drug addict to iron man in a decade. schwarzenegger. terminator became governator. one glassed cable news host is trying on a new hat and looking for a new audience. chris cuomo, after being fired from cnn for a multitude of issues that we don't have time to get into, got a new job hosting a show on a cable channel called news nation and for his first show i swore he sounded like a republican. i know this sounds crazy, but, just listen to what he said about the january 6th hearing. >> i don't see that there is criminality there, at least in what's been offered. my question is are we really learning enough about what matters? or is this starting to play like a gotcha game like the impeachment? again, not that the issues that were involved in impeachment tonigh

attachÉ at the embassy in rome to go and interview these two gentleman in prison and get to the bottom of this. here's what i i just learned m my italian friends that took a a greatinterest as a tried research that end of it. there's been reporting out in italy since my book came out that those to make people visited by somebody representing trump on january 19. they were still pursuing this one day before he left office. >> wow. [laughing] >> do you know it was? >> i tried dash i don't know yet. i'm tracking it down. >> that's something. that's really something. i'm glad you're still on the case. >> i want to find out about these spy satellites. >> that's pretty amazing though spy satellites. >> i mean, peter, the director of national intelligence john ratcliffe was asked to look into thermostats made in china that were allegedly controlling the boat in georgia. thermostats. yeah, made by google in china and it's like speedy i'm pretty convinced that new refrigerant i've seen in the storage control, -- [inaudible] circe, you write conspiracy threes are american in a very real way, but what's the difference is these type of people would never have gotten a phone

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the auspices of great britain, plus north africa and turkey here are the representatives to imagine what the capital is the capital automatically moves into it shusyuki. oh, naturally, romeical economic military there is no clear idea there. panic, and here it follows from here and all these twitchings, all these most illogical landing actions, including absolute nonsense from all points of view about borscht. paradise, briefly. so, here i wanted to answer the measure to warsaw. what sewers? this is the price of a new world order not lost dominance, if your toilet stinks, this is the price of our freedom if you have nothing to feed your children, he said, that's it senior, yes, if you subscribed to the globalism of the american version, so you complain, and you won’t have transport; you won’t have electricity; you won’t have a toilet; it will stink. everything will collapse for you, and you will have to be grateful to the americans that they provided you with such a satisfying smelly life. well, in this case, i can’t even argue, because biden said that the new world order under our american leadership has problems. we need to save our american dominance, so gasoline is 4

rome. it is akin to today's choice between st. petersburg and some african village. because constantinople it was a city with a million inhabitants, representing a country with great culturened, in fact, the cutting edge of the development of civilization at that time, 20,000 people lived, of whom practically no one knew what kind of ruins they were, which would later be called the colosseum, uh, europe also experienced the dark ages. eh, when actually not about architecture, especially the sciences. nobody even thought. they didn't even know what it was to run a state. therefore, at that time, russia managed to get the word of god in its native language; the origins of e became one of the most civilized countries then on planet earth, because in europe you can’t even speak, so the choice was absolutely correct. although now in kiev someone believes that they are making an evolutionary choice in favor of the west these days, in fact, they are abandoning their civilizational choice, made for them many centuries ago. eh, today, e patriarch of moscow and all russia , his holiness patriarch kirill celebrated the divine liturgy and now listen to what he said. what faith christ

well, rome is there, the colosseum is worth it, so everything else is there, yes, but what does this unfortunate trim have to do with the greatth it, but at the same time it lies, please, here we are discussing and it seems to me very reasonable and competent professionally, coming from, uh, world politics, but i think i'd like to put a little emphasis on the real state of affairs, of course, the americans and the collective smell. as colleagues say so far, that they do not see their destruction, there will be recessions and there will be some difficulties. they will decide that there will be no destruction there, but i would like to draw attention to the fact that e, a decision has been made for us, for us, a decision has been made to physically destroy and divide the country with its further use of resources, no more, no less, that's all. here is all this the concept is disavowed by various, uh, demagogic political democratic arguments about the need to put things in order in the country. there are not a lot of people there. uh-huh and i want to return to yesterday's statement of all of us putin when uh with such high confi