i saw greta.ock. and that is, well , it was, of course, terrible to watch, because it took time for us to call well nu greta and the remaining dogs, just the same, this building is, of course, an aviary. yes, paws, here she has everything, this is just what i'm going to meet you. yes, from some when i noticed her, and you see, that is, this dog sees me. the first time they held. yeah you know it's an old factory where they poured yarn, well, not yarn, here it is a piece of a window factory and, in the old fashioned way, there were dogs guarding the perimeter, that is, they lived behind barbed wire. that's how she got to us. and so, and greta became a lucky woman who is looking for a home, such is her story there. yes, let's talk about the second. yes, nyusha is amazing, of course. oh, this is my beauty, and she hmm came to me on the threshold of the entrance. she was terribly thin. e, with a bald side, and i always have it at the entrance. well, how would yard cats eat, and i was struck by the fac

caller: good morning greta. a lot of c-span. i will be really quick. number one, an hour ago i saw liz cheney on your program. she was talking about how we must stand up with any means necessary to prevent donald trump from reentering the white house. to me, that is insurrection talk . maxine waters, of course get loud, get in their face, give them no peace. also, the protests that were allowed to continue in front of the justices homes that continued today and are illegal. two days ago, i cite hearing on c-span where he called out that the doj gave them the statutes of the laws that are being broke. because it is intimidating. also, your guest mentioned how the right is saying the government is coming after you. as soon as the abortion ruling hit, all of the left said look out, you are next. the government is coming after you next. that is fear mongering also. you have to be on both sides when you are talking about the stories. host: go ahead katherine keneally. guest: thank you. i hear you. we look at extremism across the ideological spectrum. i am n

as the german chancellor shawls continues his visit to the country, prime minister just introduce greta charles for monday. his country currently shifts all the fraction of its gas and oil to the you. but most relaxed terminals for liquefied natural gas on its east coast. still germany hopes canada could free up some capacity for it. and ellen g, shipments in the short term now and green hydrogen to raise in the long run. i offer madison trudeau didn't make publicly.

muy moderna y con estilo, creo que se puede ver la gente que pasÓ por esta puerta, charles chaplin, gretaquerida. esta casa se convierte hoy en un monumento histÓrico de los Ángeles, no sÓlo por su bella arquitectura, sino porque fue diseÑada y habitada por la gran estrella del cine mundial, dolores del rÍo. en la entrada de la residencia se instalÓ una placa que oficialmente declara la casa de dolores del rÍo como el monumento histÓriconÚmero 1242 de la ciudad de los angeles. >> no conocÍa a dolores del rÍo, y cuando cese a conocerla, ahora soy un fan, un historia increÍble. jorge: ahora que estamos tan obsesionados con el crossover del espaÑol al inglÉs, ella fue la primera en hacerlo. la primera en hacerlo. [locutor] televisa presenta... [tema musical]

you know what, greta? called a little early because you have one of my distant relatives coming up. host: ok. caller: my last name is porter. host: and? caller: i should have waited for her to come on. host: ok. all right. bill in orange park, florida, talking about sarah porter at arizona state talking about the western arizona drought at 9 a.m. eastern lance, virginia beach, independent. caller: i want to talk about what's going on with the mar-a-lago situation because i think i have a little bit of insight because my dad is a hard-core republican, the kind of guy that, if i talk to him about anything, he won't give me any type -- host: max in springhill, florida, republican. caller: good morning. the biggest story is the takeover of america but for more specifically i want to express -- but for more's best us if it he -- maybe it was not the wisest thing to be talking to the taliban. not sure it was that smart. however, there was a deal that was condition based, and had trump not been robbed of the elec

the 27 year old has always had a love for the environments, but it was after meeting greta tune berg at the 2019 cop conference in madrid, that she was inspired to take further action. standing alone, she sat at the friday for future movement inland. jerry and all, what we want is to have climate. justice is where we are going that mike has the most irrespective of the call to where we have from all the oh i read. we are all in the same the one year into protesting every friday and giving talks, allowed us to realize that there was a lack of knowledge about climate change on the continent. so she started her own pan african climate just this movement. and website where she writes about how africa specifically, is affected, just like the classes between the 5, my son, it's min to survival issue for full resource calling to the strength they had. and every other crisis happening within africa, i goes on hot. let people get in this turn that we have a problem in our society. we need to solve this problem right now. as an echo feminists, orlando sues work also focuses on how environmenta

donald trump threatened to attack sites important for a rainy and cold shut in case of retaliation. greta there was an unusual from it, lo statements put him on the same level as the taliban. and i asked, in particular ones which has been very destructive in recent years as element 3 on williams. this rhetoric approves this method as an element of warfare. and that's why we want the destruction of cultural heritage recognized as a war crime for by she is. and as school does more, that means that the u. n. and the international court can become resources to protect cultural heritage sites and prosecute crimes against them as crimes against humanity. that all laughter and from work. in fact, in 2016 the you and sentenced a member of an islamist terrace group to 9 years in prison for the destruction of cultural heritage, the mausoleums and molly, in the desert city of tim buck too, was centuries old pilgrimage sites. there are also fears that cultural treasures could be destroyed in the cart war in ukraine, but there have been no targeted attack so far. fortunately, most cultural heritage si

he was a real meter in greta and both reagan and, and gorbachev certainly when they would get together, they seemed to attain this celebrity status. why do you think that became the case? will lead to very good, very good question. good insight. i'm not quite sure why they got along. maybe it was most destiny. gorbachev knew he had to change russia and reagan. he had to help russia. otherwise we might all die. so for whatever reason, i think it was, they wouldn't mutually needed each other. and they knew it and they weren't or same door. are you shipping? cause? i mean, you say they were a mutual need of each other. why is it, jim? maybe this is a bit of a tough question. but what, why is it that gorbachev was so roundly embraced by western professional partners? but today, the russian president, well, there's that doesn't seem to be much love less left to him. well, you got asked mister burton, i'm not sure i cannot speak to him, but certainly for mister global job, for whatever reason. he realized that the soviet union was suffering go over, union russia. i handed over a unit, been s

danny savage, bbc news, greta bridge, county durham.ng her mother out of more than $140 million worth of fine art, cash, and jewellery in a bizarre scheme involving psychics. the 82—year —old alleged victim is the widow of one of brazil's foremost art collectors. her daughter sabine is accused of using people claiming to be psychics to extort much of her fortune. there is much more on all the stories on the bbc news website. 0ryou stories on the bbc news website. or you can download the bbc news app. you can reach me on twitter. please do get in touch. from all of us from the team in london, thank you for your company and we will see your company and we will see you next time. bye. hello. we've seen the heat intensify day by day so far this week, and for many of you, the heat is set to peak, even through friday or indeed saturday. most places on both days sitting under sunny skies yet again. the main risk areas, of course, of the highest of the temperatures, the greatest impacts for health and transport, covered by the met office amber

he was a real meter in greta and both reagan and, and gorbachev certainly when they would get together, they seemed to attain this celebrity status. why do you think that became the case? will lead to very good, very good question. good insight. i'm not quite sure why they got along. maybe it was my destiny. gorbachev knew he had to change russia and reagan. he had to help russia. otherwise we might all die. so for whatever reason, i think it was, they wouldn't mutually needed each other. and they knew it and they weren't or same door. are you shipping? cause you say they were in mutual need of each other? why is it, jim? maybe this is a bit of a tough question. but what, why is it that gorbachev was so roundly embraced by western professional partners. but today.

and mamma has convicted as to greta, ang, santucci, and more corruption cases. adding 6 years to her prison sentence, charges related to accusations that she was building a home with money from charlottesville donations. it's a year since the taliban re took control of afghanistan. economy has collapsed, women have been stripped to have rights. millions of people just don't know where the next meal is coming from. does not have been job aid reports now from kabul on the telephones year in power. and what lies ahead. a real sound in england is done, the musician and driver after has lived in a few camps and since childhood. he's under more than 3000000 people displaced in earnest on market among kara, that'd be at home before it was good. but now life just passed us by before we could find some food for our children. but the change in government means there is no work. now. a year ago, tens of thousands of people headed for the voters. as provinces fell to the taliban, many in cupboard rushed to the airport. as the rest in government collapsed. after taking refuge abroad, a sharp gun,

caller: yes, greta. host: go ahead with your thoughts. caller: i will be as quick as possible. want to say i send love to all of the afghan victims who are murdered and slaughtered and wounded. president trump, you are fabulous. all of these people saying it is trump's fault, they are lying and ridiculous. this is joe biden. he did all of this. the evidence is there. he is a weak president. he has let millions of illegal aliens into our country. host: tie this back to ukraine. caller: the ukrainians are backless people, -- fabulous people and i love them. however, we should not be supporting them at the level we are. somebody needs to kill putin and get him off the stage. we cannot continue to support ukraine. we don't know how zelenskyy is, if he is corrupt or not. it was one phone call that got president trump impeached for nothing. and there were thousands of people on the call with him. i love the ukrainian people and i don't want them to go through this, but something's not right. this is not right. take care. host: we go to michael in west virginia. morning to you. caller

danny savage, bbc news, greta bridge, county durham. time for a look at the weather.hottertoo. . matt, the evenings are getting hotter too. . yes, matt, the evenings are getting hottertoo. . yes, it matt, the evenings are getting hotter too. . yes, it is notjust the days but it means you can spend a bit longer staring into the skies with the full moon this month, it is the last super moon of the year, as well. and, just about all parts of the uk will get to see it. why? when you have seen skies like this in each of the four nation, blue skies for most, notice the temperatures have continued to climb, and they will climb further for some in the next few days, not just will climb further for some in the next few days, notjust by day but by night. a warmer night for many. fresh in the countryside in scotland, northern ireland and northern england but temperatures lifting relative to last night in the south. where we have that extreme heat warning which goes through to sunday, with travel and impacts health impacts expected. a few mist and fog patches in the morning but a

danny savage, bbc news, greta bridge, county durham. quite a story to end the programme with.orney—general merrick garland has been defending the decision to search donald trump's florida home — and the agents who carried it out. there are some media reports now that the fbi were looking for documents related to nuclear weapons — that's according to the washington post. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello. we've seen the heat intensify day by day so far this week, and for many of you, the heat is set to peak, even through friday or indeed saturday. most places on both days sitting under sunny skies yet again. the main risk areas, of course, of the highest of the temperatures, the greatest impacts for health and transport, covered by the met office amber extreme heat warning, still in place all the way through to sunday across a good part of england and east wales, where we start with the highest temperatures on friday morning. a little bit fresher on the countryside, particularly northern england, scotland and northern ireland. and, here, a very pleasant start,

i think young people, including greta, who is amazing, have a clarity of thinking that we sometimes lack. many things that we cannot do for the following reasons, but these young people are the next generation and they will have to live in the hothouse hellhole. it is no surprise to me that they are demanding change and saying that enough is enough. the latest poll came out a few weeks ago and found almost 50% of young people said that they felt a lot of anxiety and stress about the failure of government to deal specifically with global warming and climate change. this does not surprise me but it gives me a little bit of help because it tells me that the next generation of leaders, investors and managers -- those people will not tolerate it. we need to listen to what they are saying and be energized by that they should look at what is happening and sheared the demand for action. and stand on those shoulders. do not be timid as a politician. i think many of the solutions exist, and we have amazing entrepreneurial ability to deliver on those goals, to get to net zero or to get closer to it

yeah, greta. >> i don't think i stole anything from her. kennedy: you've stolen by points with your pen and white board. next one. which goon said: yo, big up democrat way out. me wake up dis- morning and see the ting turn up and got mad. respect, you don't know. was it sean paul, allie g, or chet hanks. >> way out in kingston and see the tunnel. it gone mad. respect, you dun know. kennedy: he's a real dream come true. that was chet hanks. >> not fair, i don't know who that .s kennedy: he's an island boy. there he .s by the way, joey got that right. he's got two. kat and katie. >> he understood the accent. >> yes, i remember the controversy. kennedy: like understand like. which goon said i believe that our education like such of south africa and the iraq everywhere like such as and i believe they should our education over here in the u.s. should help the u.s. or should help south africa. was that a beauty pageant contestant, kamala ha reigns har president. two as and a b? go to the tape. >> i believe our education like such as in south afri

danny savage, bbc news, greta bridge, county durham. a few more days of— matt taylor with an update. a few more days of it — matt taylor with an update. a few more days of it to _ matt taylor with an update. a few more days of it to come. - matt taylor with an update. a few more days of it to come. there i matt taylor with an update. fr more days of it to come. there could be some rain in the forecast, but for the time being it's been another day of blue skies across each of the four nations, almost top to tail in the country and temperatures have been rising day by day, peaking 34 celsius this afternoon across parts of south—east england. you can see the clear skies in abundance, but the clear skies in abundance, but the big exception is in northern scotland with outbreaks of rain to take us through the night. temperatures not dropping away too much. with the day is getting warmer, the nights are warm too and a woman star tomorrow means temperatures rise further. this is the area for the met office amber warning of extreme heat all the

usually these elites will eat bugs that are property you think greta thunberg's mom factor sandwich andlo kitty lunch box this money? you think about is a a cream of carpenter ant as a dinner special at the u.n. cafeteria? when they asked a water bath at the world economic forum, all you hear is crickets. i'll take it. you see the faces of people who eat insects. revulsion, and revulsion is an instinct echo the humans who didn't find eating insects revolting died. that's why we prefer our food insect prey because we are the ones left. sure, you can say but it's low-fat, but so is dog [bleep]. and i'm not smearing that across a bagel. i told them it was not a la. what really sucks -- what really sucks, and the whole point of this is that they ignore the main reason that humans eat bugs. it because they're poor, they don't have access to better food. so instead, these rules try to make poverty seem like fun. to think an african child would eat mealworms if they could have a bowl of pasta? president biden, bugs are known the first choice. [cheers and applause] terrible. they leave that par

>> david: if it was such an emergency we've been told eight years, 12 years, six months, greta thunbergeverything, they would've done of it impossible to stop it but john kerry and steven spielberg who by the way it is more than a carbon footprint than the average person a year, they just don't care. this is a great. al gore said he could take 100s of millions of dollars, put it into a fund, build a mega-mansion and go off and john kerry just wants his. got to make sure the yacht is up to speed come the plane is ready to go no problems, may be the caviar if you needed. they jet around the world. actually they're lying to the people to actually claim they care about because everyone of you you out there that believes in climate change, gets what stomach them i guess what, what are you >> kayleigh: they also have their emails going back and forth with officials like keep this off paper. when they were talking about the budget, i want to know are they bathing in gasoline secretly? [laughter] >> kennedy: this is objectively shady to say let's talk on the phone and of the stuff we don't want

the lead design architect, greta jones. project manager, (inaudible) and construction manager (inaudible) ed ryan. from the drawing work to work on side the project managem construction helped make the important project come to life creating spaces that bring people together and express community vision for itself. thank you also to the fantastic artists and i hope everyone will get a chance to see the beautiful art inside. (inaudible) yes. [applause] ron sanders and william rodes who contributions have infused beauty culture and love into this project. and finally, i want to thank san francisco voters who support of the health band was crucial. so, that thank you everyone who played such an important part in the amazing project and i like to invite mayor breed who has shown incredible leadership during the pandemic and throughout her tenure and amplified the importance of our public health system. madam mayor. [applause] >> thank you carla and you had me at on time and under budget. really excited about the new southeast f

and their experience are ready to tell a lot about we will accompany it with what to tell about the gretam the fact that the elk conscience, and with the most declared than the rest, then this is the very experience of polotsk and today's discovered is hidden. what about oleg ivanovich ladison. i think the bridge and you have everything family to this force was this revelation of the bridge before the speech, in general i will wait until the topic, but still, what are the ranks of the years needed for. it's sure important you were named woman of the year. you said the culture and spirituality of the uzbek people are all private life , and the creativity of the meeting in the improvement of bridges or literature gives the maximum grow professionally. achieve success in all areas of the tenant, but you have already shared your dossier. and, of course, in your family, the identification of the majority of his golem of the remnant, occupying, therefore, your familiar latitudes of yours now brock are masters and polotsk mustaks. and now masters are already in minsk . and of course, here is mas

here in finland , too, that e has long been and in very serious problems, then you can not listen to greta thunberg. yes, i do not listen to any environmental wishes. but, when they declared them non-renewable, they say she still went to the pot, by the way, yes, what is the advantage of this type of fuel? i already talked about this too, that it is the cheapest view. e vitokva, but again, i repeat, probably for everyone that we owe our resource to our national wealth. we believe that peat is the national wealth of the republic of belarus should be prudently and very , hmm, it is economically expedient, let's say, to use it where it is most effective. where are the cement factories? this is housing and communal services uh, so uh. this is an industry. here we have a pilot project with belpischeprom to convert a boiler house with natural gas fuel oil to peat. now the production of alcohol is already, that is , steam is needed, but steam was produced on natural store on fuel oil. well, we decided together and there is the economy. the most important thing is the efficiency that will be refle

thank you, greta. host: william in pennsylvania, good morning.aller: ukraine is a corrupt country. all of the money and all of the weapons going over there, the weapons are being sold on the internet. host: how do you know that? caller: you can go on the website and you can buy these weapons right now on the internet. host: ok. caller: as soon as winter hits this war will be over and the ukrainians are going to be suffering. instead of making a deal while you guys can, you are going to put the ukrainians through the same thing you put the afghanistan people through. they are getting all the weapons, just like ukraine has. it is going to be over during wintertime. the war is over already. host: tom in ohio. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. what do you expect whenever you have crooks? they talk about how much money they have to spend. i think russia will dominate the world. host: tom with those thoughts. in case you missed it, americans continue to support ukraine six months after the russian invasion. according to the latest if

project is as obvious as it seems at first glance, because the director of the film is oscar nominee gretady dort and little women, and she there's no way a frivolous romantic comedy can turn out, as margot robbie said, the goal of the film crew is to show the audience something that they do not expect at all and surprise them very much and judging by news that was recently leaked to the media by them. it turned out that there will be several barbie and ken in the film, either they decided to use the fashionable theme of the multiverse here, or they came up with a different plot move, but most importantly, the rest of the leading actors will be much further from the classic versions, for example, another barbie will become transgender actress harrine. could see in the series, you are an amazing mrs. maisel and the continuation of sex and the city the third barbie will be an african american, this is an actress and a saree from series white crow two alternative ken asian simulu famous roles of shanchi in marvel films and dark-skinned gatwa, which was remembered for the series sex education

thank you, greta. you have a blessed day. host: market, spokane washington, but dependent.hink people are totally missing the point on this. no ex-president should have the ever -- should ever have the fbi come to their house and do this. this is just a really bet they for america because that should never happen. ever. it doesn't matter if it's president obama, president bush, no ex-president should have this happen to them in their home. if they can do this to them, they can do is to anybody. this is not a partisan issue. this is an issue that should never have happened like this. the fbi does not have the right to do this. host: we spoke with kim wehle he the legal contributor and also a law professor at a university. here is what she had to say about the search yesterday. guest: it's not a legal term so it's not a term i would use. i think it's a bit incendiary and misleading. this was the execution of a warrant under the fourth amendment to the united states constitution. george the third, the king of england at the time of the revolution had the power to issue what ar

king fought of despair he told his wife greta. i think you read this in adams book that people expected him to have answers and he had none. but he would try and do what he could do to try to figure out a way to mobilize people. and help them move ahead and channel the frustration and energy that's in despair that so many people were feeling. so he he focused initially as his he has taught by his focused on plans the summer of 68. to this to work in northern cities and build massive nonviolent demonstrations as a way to channel again the frustration and anger and duke boycott schools pick it outside of plant gates at against black workers. protest local state and federal government just really, you know have targets and just get people to funnel that energy and draw attention and and during this time an interesting sort of connection between kennedy and and king is that marion wright was advisor that dr. king and she had become friendly with robert kennedy to her. boyfriend peter edelman, and so she went to visit king on her way t

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tom: joining us, we harken back to 1981, she is got some left great -- something of greta garbo, something she plays a great song. why is now like 1981-they need to? >> there are few instances where you have a double-dip in u.s. history. it gdp has declined for two consecutive orders get economists are anticipating the official recession to come in late 2023. the only time i can find in history in which we had similar, he here was the early 80's but economic conditions were different, the fed was hiking the policy rate to levels most of us cannot conceptualize at this time. but at that time, the most important thing was inflation. even though the economy went into a worse place in the latter part of the double-dip, the first contraction was the stock market load, so i do think they take away is that if we are in a double depth or extended period of weakness, what they met her most for the equity market is inflation. tom: stephen ross was not at m.i.t. and maybe factors were not dominant but what the factors site about the battle between bulls and bears? gina: last week was the first week i

the entirety of the uk political class have been completely signed up to greta thu thunberg's agenda, bewildered to. it is quite interesting. i have been pushing journalistically that we should be energy independent, very much what trump did to the usa and it brings together the left and right of politics in a way i haven't seen since the brexit debate to ringold labor and conservatives together and somebody needs to get smart. boris johnson was the high priest of net 0, wind turbines, saudi arabia of wind, coal is finished forever, boris johnson -- since he said that, a new prime minister taking over on the fifth of september, likely on 5 september, likely to believe lose trust and we will find out quickly what she's made of. stuart: megan markel debuted her new podcast, she claims she didn't know the word ambitious was negative until after she started dating prince harry. you've got to watch this. >> the misconception that an ambitious woman had an agenda must be calculate whether you are selfish or aggressive laura clymer. stuart: sum it up for me, what do the brits now feel about

are certain narratives that get pushed by ngos and teenagers, and we've been taking policy cues >> gretaortant. look, i launched a conservation-based private equity firm last year. i care very much about our planet, don't get me wrong just because i'm from texas doesn't mean that i love oil and gas, but there's this duality. you have to have more oil and gas for a longer period of time than everyone believes for us to get into a proper transition policy and even jamie dimon said it the other day. you need to get it through your heads that demand for hydrocarbons is inelastic. >> can you see where a major amount of our energy doesn't come from, what do we get from renewables, now, 3 s%? >> we've been all in and it's still single digits. these moves take 40 year the move from coal to natural gas took 40 year they take a very, very long time we can't just flip a switch. we believe you won't see any kind of decline in organic or inelastic hydrocarbon demand south of 2037, 2040. and that's if we really adopt these things at record pace. >> are we full botre in this country? obviously, there's

guest: thank you greta.er on in the program, axios senior political josh kraushaar discusses the political news of the day. but first, we will open up the lines in here any public policy issue that concerns you. those of the lines, start calling now. >> live sunday on in-depth, columnist larry elder will be our guest to talk about political correctness, the left and racial politics in the united states. he is the author of several books including "10 things you can't say in america," join in with your facebook comments, text and tweets. in-depth with larry elder live sunday on c-span two. c-span has unfiltered coverage of the house january 6 committee hearings investigating the attack on the capitol. go to c-span.org/january 6 our web resource page to watch the latest videos of the hearings, briefings and all of our coverage on the attack and subsequent investigation since january 6 2021. we will have reactions from members of congress and the white house as well as journalists and authors talking about the

i've got to say that every c-span host from peter to greta to everyone, i would take anyone to vegasou've got the best poker face i've ever seen with all the wtf moments. thank you. host: our next caller is carl on the republican line, calling from michigan. caller: this is carl. i just want to say, i think it's a woman's right to choose, not having a man control them. i expect all women to vote this. this year. to me, it's unreal to see women become second-class citizens because of men controlling everything. they need to get out to vote or they deserve what happens to them. a man should never control a woman's right to choose. host: the next caller is robert on the democratic line from north carolina. caller: i think joe biden is doing a great job. he's been able to get the build back better past. there are jobs out there in the economy. there are a lot of people who need to take those jobs. liz cheney is speaking about trump and who he really is. i think republicans of listened to that and get a better understanding of what's going on. i think looking at the senators, they need to

caller: good morning, greta. thank you for taking my call. like the conner smith from ohio -- the congressman from ohio that was there a while ago, i think he is a liar. host: he was not here, we were just showing a clip of him. caller: he is just try to put a different color on their game. like they were saying with this guy who won in wisconsin, he is a puppet and how many more people are a puppet that don't understand what the united states american taxpayers are about. the irs which was just increased, these people need to pay their taxes. in two pet mind in order to get the united states of america on its feet -- i need to pay mine in order to get the united states of america on his feet. this is what trump has done over and over and over and look how the country is falling apart. host: hank in south carolina, it is your turn. caller: i am not a big trump supporter. i just cannot figure out -- you hear so much. there were 50 special agents on this raid. they don't do that many? . host: the number from news reports is 30 and that they wen

here, like greta thunberg, she thought, yes, all power plants should be closed, because electricity is class, but from their manure. we will do instead russian gas has its own gas and gets along normally, but i'm here because yuri vyacheslavovich answered, a really very important article by wall street jordan why is it important because they speak directly? the task is to destroy russia as such? yes, and you can come up with any justification for this, but no , of course, i understand when in america they talk about how russia allegedly colonized its e, national outskirts yes, in america, which destroyed the indigenous population almost completely, so that when it looks like to realize it. just by at least, strangely, we built and developed these very ones. how do you say the calories of the colony of the national outskirts. actually. yes, they stole and robbed. that's the difference, but this article must be read by all those, and critics of this very operation, in order to understand we are fighting for unity for a strong powerful russian state. and they are trying to develop it, we'

greta tried to call a lady out. you're on with our guest -- host: you are on with our guest.ahead. my question for her is when it comes to the medicare, migrants, whether illegal or whatever, they are getting 100% medical, food, housing, transportation, subsidies. some of them are lasting up to a couple of years with the extensions, and then with this lady saying she does not understand what a spend down is. that is a joke. i can tell you what a spend down is. it is where they make it you have to see so many different doctors to get up to a certain amount of money spending, whether it is 5000 or 10,000. once you spend that money and you can go back and try to apply for the medicare with receipts in hand that you paid that $10,000. for her to act that she does not know that simple basic thing -- host: we will let her respond to all of that. guest: i am not an expert in the over 65 insurance area. i have more focus on the under 65 population. host: let's hear from herb in new york. caller: let me ask you this about the proposals in congress regarding these bills. my question re

vasily of all irons has interchangeable energy resources, where are these adherents now, where is gretal find now within two or three years, and a replacement for all this damned unfortunate energy resource from russia that poisons our nature is destroying us, our magnificent green world. all this is not present and objects. most importantly no, now. everyone says that russia is to blame for the energy. in a crisis, we freeze because of uh because of russia. uh, we are dying from the heat without water, we are sitting and the toilet paper has been taken away from us. that's all. now it means to this mission wonderful iaea means that everything is absolutely interconnected. i think i will say such a paradoxical thing, but today the americans are interested in either disrupting this mission , or in mi-e, not even as a result of their visit, but the situation at the zaporozhye atom power plant would come catastrophe in europe because the americans have nothing to lose from it. absolutely nothing yes, but instability in the zone of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant is very important for th

i've got to say that every c-span host from peter to greta to everyone, i would take anyone to vegas've got the best poker face i've ever seen with all the wtf moments. thank you. host: our next caller is carl on the republican line, calling from michigan. caller: this is carl. i just want to say, i think it's a woman's right to choose, not having a man control them. i expect all women to vote this. this year. to me, it's unreal to see women become second-class citizens because of men controlling everything. they need to get out to vote or they deserve what happens to them. a man should never control a woman's right to choose. host: the next caller is robert on the democratic line from north carolina. caller: i think joe biden is doing a great job. he's been able to get the build back better past. there are jobs out there in the economy. there are a lot of people who need to take those jobs. liz cheney is speaking about trump and who he really is. i think republicans of listened to that and get a better understanding of what's going on. i think looking at the senators, they need to c