was developed, that is, the victory at grunwald began here in brest, after the victory at grunwald in 1410 , our lands received the opportunity for peaceful existence, because... the city history museum houses the original of this bible, which was presented to our city by the president of the republic of belarus alexander grigorevich lukashenko for the millennium of brest. we show the history of our printing house through a working model of a 15th-century press. the same ones were in the brest printing house and we can follow and tell how the printing process took place, how labor-intensive it was. one of our unique exhibits is also here - this is a ceremonial uniform, senator russian empire. they wore exactly this uniform for their official meetings and had a ceremonial sword with them. at one time, this uniform was given to us from the state historical museum in moscow. there are two such ceremonial uniforms in museums in russia and belarus. one is from vermitage. the second one is in our bleysk regional museum. our museum contains an authentic engraving by the swedish military engi

matt goodwin and zoe grunwald remain alongside me. got in touch and said , sam has got in touch and said, michelle, those thugs are throwing stones and all the rest of it at the police deserve all they get. and he says, i've got a question for you. where are all the parents of these young people? i've got to tell you, sam, many parents have actually been shopping their own kids to the police, and giving them the consequences that they deserve. i'm sure people will have opinions on that. look, i don't apologise. i have to say, if you're trying to get to the root of this whole far right notion, because i do. i feel like it just gets bandied around all the time. and often when you try and drill down, what it really means is that anyone that's white, working class that does stuff that they perhaps shouldn't do , that they perhaps shouldn't do, that's where the label gets appued that's where the label gets applied to. and i just think that's a little bit bizarre, to say the least. social housing rents, apparently they're going to go up by

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michael grunwald. he's a journalist and author who writes about public policy and national politics. he worked for the boston globe, the washington post and time. he's presently a senior writer for politico. he's the author of two widely acclaimed books, the swamp the everglades, florida, the politics of paradise and the new new deal the hidden story of change in the obama era. he's working on a book for simon and schuster about food and climate change. let's him a warm welcome. thank you. thank you so much. and thanks. thanks for having us. books and books. thank you. mitch kaplan, who is the literary god of miami. we're also so grateful for this place. and thank you for writing this just fantastic book. thank you. really brilliant. it's gripping. it's nauseating. it's it's at times really tough to read. you know, what's coming right. and so you wrote a book about, chernobyl. there. really cheery, happy story. what made you want to dive into the challenger? well, partly it goes back to when i was publ

michael grunwald. he's a journalist and author who writes about public policy and national politics. he worked for the boston globe, the washington post and time. he's presently a senior writer for politico. he's the author of two widely acclaimed books, the swamp the everglades, florida, the politics of paradise and the new new deal the hidden story of change in the obama era. he's working on a book for simon and schuster about food and climate change. let's him a warm welcome. thank you. thank you so much. and thanks. thanks for having us. books and books. thank you. mitch kaplan, who is the literary god of miami. we're also so grateful for this place. and thank you for writing this just fantastic book. thank you. really brilliant. it's gripping. it's nauseating. it's it's at times really tough to read. you know, what's coming right. and so you wrote a book about, chernobyl. there. really cheery, happy story. what made you want to dive into the challenger? well, partly it goes back to when i was publ

michael grunwald journals and other rights about public policy, nationalos politics, wok for the "boston globe," "washington post" and times, senior writer for "politico" magazine. easy author to have one can books the swamp, , typically, te politics of paradise, and the new newe do, hidden story of change in the obama era. he's working on a book for simon & schuster about food, land and climate change. let's give them a warm welcome. [applause] >> thank you so much. thanks for having us come books & books. thanks mitch who is literally god of miami. were all so grateful for this place, and thank you, adam, for writing this just fantastic book. it's really brilliant. it's gripping, it's nauseating, it's at times really tough to read because you know what's coming. and so he wrote a book about chernobyl. another happy story. what made you want to dive into the challenger? >> partly because backup to when i was publicizing the chernobyl book and is often asked of her memory was when he heard the news when it happened. i have to admit i didn't. but i did member exact right was one heard abo

i've got matt goodwin and zoe grunwald keeping me company. >> a meaty menu, it'll be interesting to see0 people trying to get rid of 1.5 million illegal immigrants in this country. michelle dewberry. i've been to bigger barbecues, and i know you've been to bigger lunches. dewbs& co 6 or 7 right after me. superb as ever. i want to get in touch with me here @gbnews. simply go to gbnews.com/yoursay and i'll try my very best to read out the best of messages the end of the show. i'm martin welcome back. it's 541 the final furlong i'm martin daubney on gb news now. the democratic national convention is well underway in chicago and we've already seen barack and michelle obama speak in support of the democratic presidential nominee, kamala harris , while nominee, kamala harris, while also taking a major aim at donald trump. >> there's the childish nicknames, the crazy conspiracy theories , this weird obsession theories, this weird obsession with crowd sizes . the other day, with crowd sizes. the other day, i heard someone compare trump to the neighbour who keeps running his leaf blower outside