probably the killer ignored dimitri tell you greta is dreaming and it's true that and to tell greta you blame on yourself, beauty. vedler went missing in february, 2021 already they have dmitry korovin, according to investigators , killed a girl in an elite hotel. in the center of moscow , he tried to cover his tracks. it sounds monstrous, but after the crime, he allegedly spent another 3 days in a hotel room next to a dead lover, and then turned over the mattress, covered in blood. i took the post. linen bought a large suitcase. he placed a body in it and decided to hide a terrible load in the village of bipods near lipetsk, our film crew then ended up on the spot, the probable killer came to this house, where presumably lived and left the car in the garage behind a metal fence. and apparently he hoped that they were unlikely to look for a girl in this garage, investigators and forensic experts came after a year of unsuccessful searches, the body was stored in the trunk of a car. a suitcase with a terrible load was wrapped in foil. the inhabitants of the village of soshki did not even

>> go ahead, greta.ry about that. >> speaker mccarthy, who was the on camera now, looks like he was gaveled in. why don't we go to the house and watch? [applause] [indistinct chatter] [laughter] >> a packed house. >> big day. [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] >> the joint session will come to order. the chair points has members of the committee on the part of the house to escort the president of the united states into the chamber. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise, the gentle man from minnesota, the gentlewoman from new york, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. hudson, the gentleman from alabama, mr. palmer, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. johnson, the gentlewoman from oregon, mrs. chavez, the gentlewoman from virginia, the gentleman from new york, mr. jeffries, the gentlewoman from massachusetts, mrs. clark, the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar, the gentleman from washington, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn, the gentlema

is dreaming is it true that, and in the murder of greta you take someone else's blame on yourself, thea wedler disappeared in february 2021 and the fiancé dmitry korovin, according to investigators, killed fire the girl at the hotel. in the center of moscow, it sounds monstrous, but after the crime, he allegedly stayed in a hotel room next to his dead lover for 3 more days, and after her he turned over the mattress, covered in blood, took the bed linen and bought a large suitcase. he placed the body in it and decided to hide the fear. cargo in the village of bipods near lipetsk , the probable killer came to this house, where i supposedly lived, and left the car in a garage behind a metal fence. and apparently he hoped that investigators and forensic specialists would hardly look for a girl in this garage here. came after a year of unsuccessful searches. the inhabitants of the village of soshki did not even know about the proximity to the crypt. how can i live nearby, this is the most. yes, such a creator in social networks, they say she showed a luxurious life in this photo. she is exp

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greta? >> greta, climate change. standing up for the climate, just standing up for the climate, and it's it is an intergenerational movement. >> 16, she has >> the consciousness of america , even working with someone like jane fonda and lily tomlin that are also out there on fridays and so, we are kpix 5 say this is a generational issue. we are trying to say save the nation, trying to save the environment what the scriptures say, and a child shall lead them? it was similar to last year with the parkland shooting, there is a high school student. and so, our young people are passionate, passionate about this country. >> that is right. >> 7 million people in this place, because of climate change on the environment. and we know we have amazon. antarctica, all of that. all of the fires. >> the fires. >> especially, here in california. all of these wildfires, the kincaid, the geddes. >> that has really sparked us to really try to address this in decades to come, because there will be millions of people in this place and we

this complaint was fully satisfied ; the translator was rehabilitated, but the daughter greta , whomvasik wrote about, never found out about it. at that time, the mother took away and hid the girl of her unjustly condemned father. october 2022 moscow is the same toad only on the table of greta's daughter, after 66 years already a granddaughter. kima decided to find out what really happened to her grandfather. in the ninety- eighth year, my grandmother died, my mother went to cancer , she grazed. well, this is her homeland, she loved these places very much and once again, when she is here arrived, i said maybe we should look for grandfather's grave, to which she said. you know her not sure he's dead? i say, where did you get such information from? she said what her grandmother once told her that he was seriously ill. uh, he had pulmonary tuberculosis and the climate commission of the ussr was unacceptable for him and he needed to change the climate to a warmer and forty-seventh year. he made a decision to leave with his family, with his grandmother and with his mother, but the commiss

greta, what do you have for us? >> several of our colors have noted the interaction between the president and republicans during the state of the union address. greg bluestein tweeting out, booing and shouting of liar when biden said that some republicans want to sunset social security and medicare. among them was georgia republican marjorie taylor greene. amid during biden tells them, i enjoy conversion. congressman john garamendi from california tweeting out that during his bait -- state of the union speech, the president negotiated in real time for republicans to stand down on the cuts to social security they've publicly stated they wanted. you also may have heard marjorie taylor greene shouting, it's coming from china. ben jacobs is a reporter from washington and notes that it was her saying that when the president mentioned sentinel in his speech. another republican shouted, it's your fault. then this from sarah mckennon of mpr. in his first eight of the union after the old -- overturning of roe v. wade, biden

climate activist greta thunberg appearing on the view after a recent arrest at a call mine in germany go beyond legal methods. >> if we continue like now we will see more people doing the same thing, people who advocate for social justice, if they had only used the legal methods, we wouldn't be where we are today. >> reporter: the 20-year-old and encouraged protesters to, quote, think outside the box which apparently no word from greta on what happened in ohio with that derailment. this is a moment one military mother and son will never forget. watch as ashley white deployed for nearly a year reunites with her son billy while he practices for an upcoming air force rotc competition. [applause] >> i am proud of him, the support that we had and help me get through the mission. rachel: he was so focused on the drill he almost didn't notice his mom standing right behind him. those are your headlines. let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. >> reporter: you chose the right time to go to florida. it has cooled off across the country including new york city

you have to deal with greta, who said that they are jew -ish? what is this?is happening with republicans? host: sam, from crystal springs, mississippi. do you support the resolution? caller: i wholeheartedly support it. this woman has been antisemitic. she has been anti-american ever since she came to the united states. she came from a war-torn region of the world and has always been anti-american on everything she come across on. we are sick and tired of the people behind her. cori bush, and then you had horse phase. host: ok. florence and philadelphia, you oppose? caller: i think that the democrats are a bunch of hypocrites. this woman apologized and set the record straight. that she was not anti-jewish and as far as i'm concerned, the whole republican party is nothing but a bunch of hypocrites. host: sharon and california, let us hear from you. caller: i have got to tell you that the democratic party, i don't know. they have something wrong with them because there is zero common sense and hate. and omar, they need to kick her out of the senate are out of t

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where the go to las, for those rugs where greta to continue our joint effort to expand our ties and trade and economic investments. here we decided that now we will focus on exploring and mining minerals and developing bureau live infrastructure and agricultural development relations between russia and milly have been friendly since of your times. but to day russian diplomacy considers raising the level of bilateral corporation in the political sphere as well as for economic security. and humanitarian issues must go in by microshare a similar vision for the creation of the multiple or world architecture and refuse to comply with the policy a western dig dot and black mail league of good. when you go to new york, susan, we agreed that we do indeed see negative responses by western states to these are a cooperation processes because it's so one of the cases where we see the west despising the principle of the sovereign equality of states and trying to impose double standards on its former colonies minister. we been looking forward to seeing you for a long time, and i think your a visit here

all of that said, greta, the track record on recovering a lot of this stuff historically is difficult. it is what is normally called the pay and chase model. it is not the most efficient way. the most efficient approaches to prevent the fraud and improper payments from happening in the first place. we worked with congress in 2016 to pass the fraud reduction act. that puts a framework of best practices in place. we are making more recommendations. we are making additional efforts to try and get the federal agencies better prepared for normal program activities as well as to be much more prepared for inevitable emergencies that will occur in the future. host: let's talk about numbers before we get to calls. how much money did congress appropriate in response to the pandemic to the economy and the hills that followed? can you give us an estimate of how much was made in improper payments of that amount? guest: the total amount of money appropriated by the congress was $4.5 trillion in a series of about 6 different pieces of legislation. so far, $4.4 trillion has been appropriated. we do n

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caller: good morning, greta. talk about money. in my household, we have a budget. i don't know whether our government has a budget. they just seem to wing things and spend more money. the last gentleman that was on, i wanted to call in and i missed the call. my feeling is that our priorities are not what they should be. we spend too much on military. i worked for a navy captain who was on the joint chiefs of staff, and he said, "the way it works is the air force wants the best planes, the navy once the biggest, new ship, etc. etc. and they get it." we still have forces in korea, in germany. we are not the world's keeper. we just cannot afford to do this . if we want more income coming in , we have to take off the caps on social security. whatever you earn, you pay social security, you contribute toward that fund. that's the way to get additional income. host: understood. courtney in california, republican. courtney, what is the public policy issue want to talk about? caller: i would like to talk about that balloo

kulkov ilya marina or channel one the donetsk people's republic of austria announced the person minon gretar russian diplomats - these are two employees of our embassy and two members of the permanent mission to the un in vienna, they should leave austria before on february 8, as reported by the news agency with reference to our foreign ministry, moscow will definitely respond to this trick. let me remind you that last spring , four russian diplomats were already expelled from vienna and salzburg. and the last terrible yars went on combat patrols in the altai territory. these are strategic complexes with intercontinental ballistic missiles , part of our country's nuclear shield. they are capable of hitting targets at a distance of up to 11,000 km. now the main task is to check the personnel and equipment for readiness to carry out long-term combat duty, military personnel in the barnaul missile formation will have to work out various tasks and maneuvers in the snowy terrain. calculations of mobile ground missile systems of the pgk carry out the tasks of completing a march with a length of u

environmental accident -- environmental activists greta thunberg opposed wind turbines built on land used by the indigenous people. they say their reindeer are frightened by the power generators. two windfarms have operated for 16 months despite a norwegian supreme court ruling against them. supporters of a prominent russian opposition member have commemorated the eighth anniversary of his murder. he was assassinated near the kremlin. five men were convicted in connection with the killing but his ally say the case was cover-up. to the war in ukraine and russian forces say they are making advances in the east of the country. they have been mounting repeated attacks in the area around the city that has become the scene of some of the heaviest fighting in this war. ukraine's military said it is holding the line and the russians have failed to take any new territory. reporter: this is what the front line of russia's war and ukraine looks like according to russian state media. not a single civilian insight. the battle is the longest running and bloodiest in russia's war on ukraine. russia

fundraising for parkinson's disease in honor of greta's husband and susan's husband. >> we stayed inefore doing the trails. >> it's such a great experience. i mean, we feel so blessed to have had the opportunity. >> the joy of this reunion at trail's end. the man in their heart, every step of the way. cbs news, minneapolis. >>> we thank you so much for joining us. have a great night. agencies sounding the alarm bells saying they are teetering on the edge of a financial cliff and time is running out before commuters feel the impact. >>> not your average housing dispute, a look at life on a floating home in marin county and why the county wants to move them out of richardson bay. >>> live from the studio we are not watching the super bowl either. >> neighbors rocked by the house explosion continued with cleanup today, the explosion on thursday morning destroyed one house and caused two adjacent homes to be red tagged. >> the video of the explosion is graphic. our reporter interviewed a man who was standing across the street when the house exploded. >> reporter: that man was standing ri

we are with you and on the right at once to hurt greta come on, you will help me with this, and the viscousof the dish received from the filling, what is in the middle of the dumpling, which is called the soul, weaseled out the weasel, finely, finely, cut me, and i have this an hour i'll take care of the cibula on the roof of the cibula. and how many small small thin forgings? well, the meat is all at once, put the bells on the pateln and send the spears to the oven to get smeared diana what exactly is the uniqueness of your dish? . well, i crumbled elk zhiguli. you also crumbled, and overgrown we will send it all to the panels near the stove to get used to. well, eight, but our meat is being cooked. we are with you bulba before tasting the dish. you'll have to work hard, instead of a food processor, an ordinary grater, a bowl swam. you don't have such grass. i will try for the first time. oh, now, for now, what are these, and then for everything. you will come to us, then the potato mass is sure to sit out, and only then they start the cooking process, which requires certain skills. so we

leo ukraine , he succeeded lord fauci, who succeeded the goddess greta as leader of the elevadian psychosisl your money forever. and does not matter. how much or why the gods have said their word while it is obvious that donald trump is juni, he is broadcasting. the opinion of his father, so zelensky is in such a hurry, because god forbid trump comes instead of biden and it is clear that there is no support for ukraine in the form in which it is now and close will not be enough. this will be an investigation and all corruption schemes will come out, which, as we understand, the kiev regime is sitting up to its ears. well, the question is different. here is the bloody one. that is, who supplies what. the west for their sake , the eternal dreams of a final solution to the russian question are supplying weapons, and the task of zelensky is to supply more and more new bodies. even western ones. the media can no longer ignore the endless rows of fresh graves in ukrainian cemeteries. who perfectly understand what it is orchestrated with the west bacchanale leads to the destruction of the ukrainia

abu beetle rohaj, greta and inshara on book senders of fauna and our ukraine no. down became the bright fame of fanipol. in vain you come to the facade. the new one had only an element of urban decor. zhargorod took away, this day was overhauled, and we dramatized. we did a lot of work on the device of a new asphalt pavement. almost 6 km were shifted. e highways are, first of all, our central streets. capital repairs of the housing stock of two houses were also carried out. we introduced, in addition, work was carried out to replace the sewerage network, the task was to increase the stability of water supply cities have begun work on the construction of a new reservoir of 2.000 cubic meters, where a lot of residential new doulas. fanipol. well done, it’s not all about him on the trunk of amal 18,000 people, but a fresh image and from private objects and orphans like a column of flyers. premiere the great sports and health complex with a 25-meter swimming pool will please the zhikhara and adduction facilities and from the subshinku. we started construction in the t

choosing for our choice. russian president vladimir putin spoke with his 1000000 concert, but assuming greta by telephone twice last year, the 1000000 president notably agreed to go to 2nd russia africa summit to take place next july saint petersburg. the head of 1000000 diplomacy delayed yet has already visited russia twice in the past 2 years. in november, 2021, and in may 2022 regarding russian diplomacy. sergei loves visit to my lee in europe . attuned to strengthen bilateral corporation. it was quite the meeting actually between those 2. and molly today, we had a live coverage over here on arte internationally. if you'd like to see what, what they say, what it really got down to the nitty gritty, what they were saying to the press is head over to r t dot com. the meantime, your program returns at the top of yeah, ah ah, in 1884, the german empire began its colonial invasion into namibia. from the very start. berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drives. the germans were actively draining natural resources and usin

now uh news from telegram channels greta turbi thunberg and her friends blocked the entrance to the norwegianistry of energy they are protesting against wind turbines built on land traditionally used by indigenous reindeer herders themselves reuters writes, thunberg says that the transition to green energy cannot be due to rights of indigenous peoples. now it's time for alexander's economic news. europe's independence from russian gas is too early to speak about it, the italian energy company nl warned about it tell us more tatyana there believe that the period from april to june will be decisive in this regard. for now , i'll start with other topics. the russian government has extended the repayment term of the loan for the construction of the belarusian one by a year. the nuclear power plant is the largest investment project of the two countries, its volume is $ 10 billion, as amended by the cabinet. the payments on the loan were shifted from april this year to april next year, the calculations will be in russian rubles , the station began to be built in 2013-2020, the first unit of the nuc

look now at some of their stories making headlines around the world. un secretary general antonio greta. shes told an emergency session of the un general assembly that russia's recent threats to use nuclear weapons are unacceptable. quoterush was referencing moscow's implicit threats to you so called tactical nukes in ukraine. the u. n. was meeting to mark the upcoming one year anniversary of russia's invasion. it is also important. france in italy are badly affected by the driest winter in years following an already dry summer. the winter months have failed to replenish water reserves. lakes and rivers are drawing out with farmers, fearing for their crops. falling water levels are also affecting business in venice or boats are struggling to stay afloat. northern ireland police suspect what they called what they called violent dissident republicans, were responsible for the shooting of a senior detective in the town of oma. late on wednesday. the off duty policeman is being treated in hospital leaders of northern arden's biggest parties issued a rare jewel statement condemning the viole

greta thunberg credits her asperger�*s as her special power. what's your special power?ctrum is a pretty vague thing but my ability to concentrate is very high. and when i was young, it was weird — weirdly high. you know, to memorise things and try out my thinking — which made science and maths super interesting — and then, i discovered software and was able to throw all my energy into that. you're going to turn 70 in three years — that's a big milestone for some people. how do you feel about it? no, it's strange to be an old person. i don't think of myself that way. you know, ifeel young, but i have limited time. my life is two thirds done. can i get malaria eradication done? i think so. bill gates... thank you. ..a real pleasure to talk to you. amol rajan, bbc news, kenya. summer breaking you to bring you now. the australian tennis star nick kyrgios has admitted to assaulting a girlfriend. the guilty plea came after his lawyers failed to have the charge dismissed on mental health grounds. a magistrate has to agreed not to report a conviction against nick kyrgios after

caller: good morning greta. watch a lot of c-span and it is amazing that it seems like it's always race and gender with the democrats. i look at the pictures that were shown today on c-span and i see no caucasian people behind the speakers. i think more importantly, i want to see spend all day, i can't get around it. the other day on c-span two or three they had one of their first meanings and i think this is a bigger story. the democrats spent one hour trying to get under god out of the pledge of allegiance and in the same meeting, they had a vote saying that america will never be -- [indiscernible] we have a bigger problem. that's not white against black. host: diane in st. paul, you oppose the resolution? caller: are you talking to me? host: yes i am. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. i definitely oppose the resolution that was made. they will campaign for this young woman because her constituents were the one who put her in the house of representatives. they had no business doing those thin

there greta thunberg, relatively speaking, the new fuhrer of the 21st century, or, uh, someone else therebermuda shorts and, accordingly, all this european once great flowering civilization really turns into a withering garden, where the barrel is no longer it has functions of this gardener, who at most turns only into some kind of function somewhere , uh, hanging around in his guard, and, accordingly, the world really. why do we think they have two options? here's dmitry speak one - this is complete dominance on the other - this is a departure to the border of the administrative world. or maybe one option. this is just for information, smoke envy, respectively, and the same as the story, endless, discussion, leopard years of clerks, leopards or clerks. they say they are zelensky, eh. where is the truth here misinformation, where is the reality? well, information is circulating in the information space that they are already going to build a plant for the production of a promising panther tank in ukraine . this is not the fifth komfagan shell that was beaten on the kursk bulge. tank techni

greta thunberg credits her asperger�*s as her special power. what is your special power?centrate... is very high. and when i was young, it was weirdly high. you know, to memorise things and try out my thinking, which made science and maths super interesting. and then i discovered software and was able to throw all my energy into that. you're going to turn 70 in three years, that's a big milestone for some people. how do you feel about it? no, it's strange to be an old person. i don't think of myself that way. you know, ifeel young but i have limited time. my life is two thirds done. can i get malaria eradication done? i think so. bill gates... thank you. ..a real pleasure to talk to you. amol rajan, bbc news, kenya. and you can see that interview in full, tomorrow night at 7.30 on bbc two, when bill gates also the programme will also be available on iplayer and as a podcast on bbc sounds. time for a look at the weather. weather changes on their way for the weekend. here are a lot of cloud out there, that made for some decent sunset views. by sunday, more sunshine out ther

greta thunberg credits her asperger�*s as her special power. what is your special power?y vague thing but my ability to concentrate... ..is very high. and when i was young, it was weirdly high. you know, to memorise things and try out my thinking, which made science and maths super interesting. and then i discovered software and was able to throw all my energy into that. you're going to turn 70 in three years, that's a big milestone for some people. how do you feel about it? no, it's strange to be an old person. i don't think of myself that way. you know, ifeel young but i have limited time. my life is two thirds done. can i get malaria eradication done? i think so. bill gates... thank you. ..a real pleasure to talk to you. amol rajan, bbc news, kenya. finally, the last boeing 7117 to be built at the company's factory in seattle has played a prominent farewell in the sky. as it was —— thejumbo was first introduced at the paris air show in 1969. it brought commercialflight to the commercial flight to the masses. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. hello. weather

greta thunberg credits her asperger�*s as her special power. what is your special power? pretty vague thing but my ability to concentrate is very high. and when i was young, it was weirdly high. you know, to memorise things and try out my thinking, which made science and maths super interesting, and then i discovered software and was able to throw all my energy into that. you're going to turn 70 in three years — that's a big milestone for some people. how do you feel about it? no, it's strange to be an old person. i don't think of myself that way. you know, ifeel young, but i have limited time. my life is two thirds done. can i get malaria eradication done? i think so. bill gates... thank you. ..a real pleasure to talk to you. amol rajan, bbc news, kenya. for everyone in the northern hemisphere, it is still very much the deaths of winter but how long will the cold weather last? who else to ask but a medium sized rodent? yes. it's that time of the year again as stephanie prentice reports. but crowds braving the cold, music, merriment and myriad headwear, all in the small c

greta thunberg credits her asperger�*s as her special power. what is your special power?h. and when i was young, it was weirdly high. you know, to memorise things and try out my thinking, which made science and maths super interesting. and then i discovered software and was able to throw all my energy into that. you're going to turn 70 in three years, that's a big milestone for some people. how do you feel about it? no, it's strange to be an old person. i don't think of myself that way. you know, ifeel young but i have limited time. my life is two thirds done. can i get malaria eradication done? i think so. bill gates... thank you. ..a real pleasure to talk to you. amol rajan, bbc news, kenya. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. weather change is on the way at the weekend. i'll detail in a moment. first, it's been a pretty wet 2a hours across parts of northern scotland, over 50 millimetres of rain in places, overfive hours of sunshine in the sunniest parts of kent on thursday. although much of the uk has been cloudy. some cloud, rain we are all in the mild air

greta thunberg credits her asperger�*s as her special power. what is your special power?y ability to concentrate... is very high. and when i was young, it was weirdly high. you know, to memorise things and try out my thinking, which made science and maths super interesting. and then i discovered software and was able to throw all my energy into that. you're going to turn 70 in three years, that's a big milestone for some people. how do you feel about it? no, it's strange to be an old person. i don't think of myself that way. you know, ifeel young but i have limited time. my life is two thirds done. can i get malaria eradication done? i think so. bill gates... thank you. ..a real pleasure to talk to you. amol rajan, bbc news, kenya. the new zealand government has weighed into reports that fifa is set to allow saudi arabia's tourism authority to sponsor the 2023 women's world cup. new zealand sports minister grant robertson said fifa should consider the "empowerment of women and girls" when making commercial arrangements. football australia and new zealand football have sai

greta thunberg credits her asperger�*s as her special power. what is your special power?my ability to concentrate... ..is very high. and when i was young, it was weirdly high. you know, to memorise things and try out my thinking, which made science and maths super interesting. and then i discovered software and was able to throw all my energy into that. you're going to turn 70 in three years, that's a big milestone for some people. how do you feel about it? no, it's strange to be an old person. i don't think of myself that way. you know, ifeel young but i have limited time. my life is two thirds done. can i get malaria eradication done? i think so. bill gates... thank you. ..a real pleasure to talk to you. amol rajan, bbc news, kenya. for more on that story you can visit the bbc news website and the full version of that interview will be on a podcast on bbc sounds coming out over the weekend. you're watching bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm@monika plaha thank you very much forjoining me. hello. weather change is on the way at the weekend. i'll detail in a momen

greta we shouldn't be.erg, who is the same, you know, exactly the same . but know, for exactly the same. but i think you can i don't i don't think you can i don't think you can hold somebody responsible for the rest of their life for making mistake if she's committed crime, which on statute says you can't, you'll no longer a citizen. but that isn't the case. well my thoughts on that one is people say, on that one thing is people say, oh, it's racist, but we revoked jack. is citizenship. so jack. let's is citizenship. so there is precedent. the other is so racist . the other so it's not racist. the other thing is this. this. yeah hitchens even we need to we hitchens even said we need to we need to, you know, bring her into and so did into the country and try. so did lord i understand lord sumption. so i understand my on that, although and my thought on that, although and rashly that should happen in a functioning system. we functioning system. but what we have a country where everything so broken , people ar

and 15 and no we shouldn't to greta we shouldn't be., same , you thunberg, who is the same, you know, exactly the same . but know, for exactly the same. but i think you can i don't i don't think you can i don't think you can hold somebody responsible for the rest of their life for making mistake if she's committed crime, which on statute says you can't, you'll no longer a citizen. but that isn't the case. well my thoughts on that thing is people say, on that one thing is people say, oh, racist, but revoked oh, it's racist, but we revoked jack. is citizenship. so jack. let's is citizenship. so there is precedent. the other is so it's not racist . the other so it's not racist. the other thing is this. this. yeah hitchens even we need to we hitchens even said we need to we need to, you know, bring her into and so did into the country and try. so did lord i understand lord sumption. so i understand my on that, although and my thought on that, although and rashly that should happen in a functioning but we functioning system. but what we have

and finally, climate activist greta toon berg released her latest work, the climate book the facts and the solutions. also each week, national publications release their reviews of newly released books. here's a few from law and liberty magazine. an early review of israeli political theorist yoram barzani's conservatism, a rediscovery which is set to be released in may. quote his only learned and lucid book aims to rediscover the history and philosophy of conservatism, as well as the practice of conservatism or the moral necessity of being a conservative person and leading a conservative life. and the washington post's book world section took a look at malcolm harris's palo alto, a history of california capitalism and the world. the book takes a critical look at the history of the region and that region boasts stanford university apple headquarters. hewlett packard and facebook. according to the review, quote, harris reconsiders 200 years of history that many in the town would rather forget. palo alto is a skeptic's record, a vital, critical demonstration of northern california as two

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and finally, climate activist greta toon berg released her latest work, the climate book the facts and the solutions. also each week, national publications release their reviews of newly released books. here's a few from law and liberty magazine. an early review of israeli political theorist yoram barzani's conservatism, a rediscovery which is set to be released in may. quote his only learned and lucid book aims to rediscover the history and philosophy of conservatism, as well as the practice of conservatism or the moral necessity of being a conservative person and leading a conservative life. and the washington post's book world section took a look at malcolm harris's palo alto, a history of california capitalism and the world. the book takes a critical look at the history of the region and that region boasts stanford university apple headquarters. hewlett packard and facebook. according to the review, quote, harris ronsiders 200 years of history that many in the town would rather forget. palo alto is a skeptic's record, a vital, critical demonstration of northern california as two ce

prominently displayed was this book by greta finn berg about the climate -- greta thunberg about thete crisis. i asked the students, what about the book by steve coots who c-span had -- kuntz, who c-span had on, where was that book? meanwhile, a medical -- in middle school student's book was in multiple locations. i found it ironic. host: the cost of boston university, 67,000 i think you said, is that unaffordable? are you looking elsewhere? caller: wait, way unaffordable, yeah. not even close. that included tuition and i think room and board but still. phenomenal number. host: good luck to your son in finding a school and one you can pay for. dorothy in ohio is up next on the independent line. caller: is it me? host: it's you, go ahead. caller: i'm glad for open forum because are you guys going to build the oversight committee hearings? the one that's happening tonight at 7:00? host: the select committee on china? caller: yes. host: the plan is that we will have live coverage about tonight getting at 7:00 eastern. it will be on c-span two but if not, that's if the senate is not -- o

they cared about possing their policies like the green new deal that only make people like greta happy and quill gates happy. they don't do anything for the american tax payers. >> sean: congress woman, correct me if i'm wrong. don't you have to pillage the earth using big heavy equipment using diesel fuel to mine colbalt and nickel to build the batteries whether it's here or in china. that's the process. the last time i checked about 907% of our electric stkpwreud which you would use to then charge your battery after you pillage the earth to get the materials to build the battery. isn't that all fossil fuel related, 907% of it? >> 907% of it is, sean. democrats want to convert that to green energy. the federal lands they have taken more control over all of these rare earth minerals in america and taken it into federal controlled lands. they don't want you to mind those lands. they don't want to you mine for men ralz. they want to convert us and make us dependent on countries like china that completely control most of the world's rare earth mineral mines instead of allowing american co

earlier the ancient egyptians called their rulers perro, which meant a big house, and the ancient gretaanswered the variant tsefan, where are you from know the information from the textbook for the fifth grade in history, the first part is to add a big man, but a small house. well, actually , i don't know how. e, which meant the word baron, so i chose option b. ugu here you would go to such logic now. hey, ilya, which option did you choose? i chose the pharaoh option. why are you on this path? let's go because it seems, as i remember, that here, uh, in the fifth grade with us. well, in history, and now i remember what happened. yeah, there is approximately what denis told. yes , there is plus or minus the correct answer to this question. this is the pharaoh. 10 questions behind the second round behind we will again sum up the results and again i want to ask, ilya, how did the second round seem to you, compared to the first it is more difficult and easier. it was more difficult because there were three possible answers, but that was all. nikita tell me your impressions of the second roun

where is greta? where is michael moore? of these people screaming about the environment and climate. where are these people? they are dead silent. it's not in their political narrative. >> jason: this is the problem. the first 48 hours of this disaster are the most imperative. we paid billion dollars the american people to be right there and have that expertise to support the states. the little communities like east palestine. they are not there. it's 2 weeks since this happened. now they are going to put in a few people and some dollars. it's coming way too late. monica and tammy, thanks for joining us. we turn to the crisis at southern border. after 2 years ago with no hearings, on the southern border, house republicans will head south for a special hearing in arizona. unfortunately jerry nadler and the democrats are boycotting the trip saying 3 weeks was not enough time to organize their travel. and border czar kamala harris won't be there either. she is too busy with the chinese spy balloon. >> let's be clear about the

>> i think greta hasn't gotten a ticket over to tell them how the cows eat the cabbage and part of theroblem, stu, and let mo be plant, joe biden is terribly compromised when it comes to china and he cannot stand up because if they tart releasing documents that show in his trips as vice president when he had a tag along named hunter and they ended up with multimillion dollar deals and chinese affiliated businesses and it's going to look pretty dog gone bad. what is he going to do? he'll look the other way and pretend it's not happening and i understand him. what i don't understand is some of the big woke national corporations who refuse to say anything about china because they're making a lot of money making their stuff over there, using slave labor to do it. it's all very disgusting and let me say once again, as usual, stu varney is right, china is no longer just a rival. they've become an enemy. stuart: i think so. regret to say that. doesn't want to say that but that's the way it looks on the world stage at the moment. with your permission, sir, i want to change subject. your daught

bumped into each other on the sidelines of the world economic forum at the meeting, i had a panel with greta thunberg. she was in agreement that we need no more fossil development and production no new fossil fuel production and development to hit greenhouse targets and net zero emission targets in the next 5, 10 and 20 years. i see you dispute that analysis? >> i dispute that. 2022 reminded us, collectively, of the need for the balanced energy transition. trying to stop supply of energy in the hope that demand will correct itself is a flawed strategy we need to continue to invest in all forms of energy. i fundamentally agree with the fact we need to look at ways to lower emissions of the energy forms we produce that is a responsible way to transition recognizing there are many, for example, in 2022 that have now lost access to electricity and power around the world because of the elevated lng prices that have taken lng cargos away from the countriies that can no longr afford we need a balance for all involved. >> we talked about the money available for the transition shell and broader indus