probably guy in the city of philadelphia for the guy you 3 over there, life right now for the guy to, to keep them safe to keep their families by safe. i know by the guy that people come in portland. so the, like right now for the guy, the cheese, the well right now, while the guy that you was doing the thing that you need to change the world right now, probably got to change the generation right now for the guy to the double. the double think that the piece is lost right now, while the guy will be got supposed to. right now for the guy we got, you turn around right now. why the guy? we got you on preaching originators right down by the guy. the guy you're going to say pretty right now for the guy to just be over there like right now. finally, got 3 over all that you've been on is always you for the city of the guy, would you choose their inventory right now? finally got the the the the, what is it while it oh, which is hopeless event. you got me while you got me, you got there so it is nice this nice thanks. well, things were appreciation. we right now and to send their body to give

so after 24 hours the boys don’t have to go running to the gym, they don’t want to go, so let the guys they must go, it’s as it should be, 10% of the unit, that’s it, tasks have arrived, that’s it, they’ve left if the person is on vacation doesn’t let go, then, what’s the point of him, of course, then it’s just a peaceful life, let’s go. well, yes, cherries, strawberries, flowers, how is the relationship with the local population, no, nothing here, i’ll give an example from the local population, ocheretina, oh, here is ocheretina, grandma comes up and says, boys, yes, well, rays, here’s the evacuation was, we evacuated, local residents say, yes, we are our own, here the passport shows, here we are , russia, well, i don’t believe it, is it really us, russia? came, but russia, well , really, russia came, but she, well, doesn’t believe, people don’t believe until then, that after all, that’s it, our territory, which means you were surrounded and dragged the drivers, all the other bulls to the guys , yes, before that we played the night before, the so-called carousel with bmp tanks, so tha

guys, dog, shoot!to look back, but sons and sons were entering the battle, who would replace me, who would go on the attack, who would go out to the treasured bridge, and i wanted to let he will be the one dressed. not tall enough at all, i manage to smile, i saw who would come for me, we didn’t have time, we didn’t have time, we didn’t have time to look back, but sons, and sons go into battle, today there is no need to drink hearts, mine was knocking loudly for me, that it’s still my end and... it’s not the end yet, the end, it’s a couple, the beginning, now my eyes will close, i’ll hug the earth tightly, we didn’t have time, didn’t have time, didn’t have time, didn’t have time, didn’t have time, look back, but sons, and sons go into battle. just imagine, petrovsky and our guys are approaching the car, and the germans are completely confused, i don’t understand anything, because all of us are dressed in german uniforms, dressed in an officer’s uniform, everyone else in a soldier’s uniform. you think g

now while the guy we got you the corporate to the original cuz right down by the guy, the guy who wants to break the right now for the guy to just pay over there like right now finally got to pay over all that you own is only due to the city of the guy, would you choose their inventory right now? finally got the thing that would inform you to with them for the gifts, for the state of celia to get to so we need to keep getting this up for the new year. oh for g, like teach so i know for me teaching the scholars that should go to a new chip that i'm going to last i look forward to with that, the flushing, it's a russian by cheese and when you're moving let's move. i'm on the status of enforcement. some of my big lot of to move menu with the continuum will just i did i as well as to the low scholarly and i wanted someone to study to the progressive rock and you say you're shy finish. this is just those, it's for good news, especially when you come swing to do friday. here's the material, ordering the report of people for the for sure. sure. me and the 10 most of the the what is it? while i

you're a guys and you have reported from guys a, you have family in guys directly affected by the war. tell us what the situation is like on the ground there. what is life like for the average guys and in the midst of these really invasion? well actually it looks like lifeless because there is no life in god, only her fear, dead and displacement. most of the families evacuated from one place to another may be for the 7th time during this war the usual scene for people and gaza. now become like ladies and they'll children's their kids running on the street above or and next there are bills. they cry, they run, they are looking for safety. and in the background, you can see the smoke and the bomb being and the destroyed homes just behind them. so the war me, this scene is huge. well, and as, as the main scene inside the gaza strip. only people running from that, from one place to another. this is actually, this is what it looks like there and gather. this is exactly what it looks like. like people always running from one place to another defined no place to. ready even when they go to s

this basement, she says they went to the next one, she thought that the ukrainians, that’s it, the guys passing on to me, this is happening here, i say, that’s it, now the boys will come up, the guys have taken up a perimeter defense, coming to me, he says, this blue one is here, he says, he’s coming with mines, mine were met with fire and after that they were already opened, that we hooked on the population, what did you do, why exactly to you? first, that is, i was calmer, that i was still always scolding me, that i was walking ahead with the guys, the guys would follow me, i was i am sure that i will complete the task, before this the krasnoliman direction was, the liberation of the estuary, there, too, is always ahead, in front of that. yes, he always took part in shooting battles, you lead them yourself, yes, that is , you like to shoot, you were taught that you are a commander, your weapon is two walkie-talkies, they taught you, we constantly talked about it, every time, every time he went on a mission , we tell him, misha, you must control the battle, control, that you are brave

are not just words for mass heroism, courage, perseverance, courage, this is blood, these are ours guysour boys, they understand this, with permission i will present to you our attributes, well, you have already seen this there, accordingly, our banner, here is such a collash, this was during the liberation of avdievka, we hung the flag here accordingly, it’s beautiful, yes russian federation, tuinsky, yes, it is tuinsky flock, well, here is the symbolism of our chevrons, thank you very much. now everything will be in the museum will find its place the tank went, but apparently it’s not exactly in the north-west direction , attempted to inflict fire damage with artillery fire and was suppressed will be in the north-west direction, that is, these are the gaps these are yours working i’m working yes bm, you the war started with the famous landing, right? so exactly , they used it for gostomel, well , there was an operation - it worked out too, because suddenly - textbooks and stories, suddenly it first, second, well, the preparation was very thorough, every war incident, every soldier kne

, this is a local native and sergey ivanovich lagin and here are the guys. guys from the eightieth tankng of god and the military. boss, father commander, yes, everything is clear, who is capable of what, and i ’m looking at the language just a little bit, here’s the poet - sad dalaan nikolaevich, everything, he says, you already, he says, okay, well, the language is not easy, i graduated from college, i have a civil specialty in translation and translation of introduction to intercultural communication, well, my main language is german, as if in principle it’s correct, it says when one you know is a foreigner, others are already moving along more easily, as if it turns out like this, but where did you get your civilian specialty? and i studied in a reconnaissance detachment, we had a civilian one, specifically language ones, but i myself was not one of the cadets, no, that is, a regular school, i lived in the village of cherekha, 1064th guards airborne assault regiment, 176th division, parents. my father died, well, he died, my mother was a civilian, a teacher in a kindergarten, then a

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, the guys are looking after that's all, well done, guys, that is, the brigade has already been a yeare commander, already, yes, everything is clear, who is capable of... what, and i look at the language a little bit now, but the poet is sad dalan nikolaevich, what is he saying, you are already speaking normally, well, the language is not easy, well, i graduated from college with a civil specialty in translation and translating introductions intercultural communication well, my main language is german, as if, in principle , this is correct when you know one. here is a civilian mother, a teacher in a kindergarten, then a deputy, a father who rose to the rank for what, a lieutenant colonel, also a paratrooper, he roughly speaking, then graduated when he was already paratrooper. let's translate from clerical to understandable, everything is not so scary if there are instructions. why immediately in a combat position? in combat, because it can be used by enemies, well, that is, information has gone out that something has appeared, constantly flies, constantly, what can it work against? any

guys, support alexander, count, guys, four, nine. that's it, oh, applause, bravo, do you remember somethingng a teacher, i taught, uh , i have been teaching for a long time now, but not in full, and it seems to me, you know, colleagues, an educator, a teacher is a very important profession, uh, in in any state, it is thanks to the teacher that love for the subject, love for discipline, order and love for the country are laid. this signal means that the time for questions to the hero has expired. alexander, now you have to choose the best question of this program. you know, i liked three questions, although you guys are all cool, today, thanks to you, i also felt additional potential that still needs to be realized, not only in the vocabulary of youth slang, but, in principle, with the fact that we need even more often, more it’s better to meet and spend time. we are presenting you with such a smart card, this is a card that was developed by our youth union activists, it operates without downloading applications, using contactless technologies, special chips that are now integrated into ever

oh guys. um, actually i got that uh the why are they using i've been trying to figure it out to or there's so many of the life questions so so this i may already have, i mean been doing it or they tried it when they was kids and then got addicted. how know how to get on. know. i want to is of the i should all grow. i should up all it looks anglo steak love love. let's think. well, stay the same. thoughts. jeremy. i know you heard me. i see we've got an is here. we got is a volt, april a. oh gosh. you question guys. real quick question. uh what makes you biondo think your mom did it to you? oh, you found your mom did it? my mom told dad, sorry to hear that. sorry to hear to the so have you seen the liberty bell already? yes. so what do you think about it? what do you think and what? which kind of impressions did you have and what kind of quotes if, as well as part of our history, you know, it's a big part of our history. and why is it so important? and why is that simple exist as an array of de

i'm looking at that guy and i'm going, that's my country. i don't know to you. well, my finish some figures out, the american, the american dream for them is now a nightmare. and when you look at unemployment, when you look at a, um, well, disparity, when you look at homelessness. yeah. and you look at, in lation, the american dream for them is no longer working. it is becoming a nightmare. that's why they don't trust the system because it's no longer uh it's no longer 2 different ideologies buying for investment because of the american people. it basically don't different risk score of the groups representing the same well being. yeah, and, and, and that's where we are and that's what we hope we can change. and that's why we have these conversations. cuz i do have hope that at some point, if we look at this enough and have smart conversation about it, there will be the right people who will come forward and be the end type policies. and the end time on connell's, as i mentioned just a little while ago guys, always a great conversation. thank you so much for eve

and guys, i'm and palestinians, and state and listen. when it comes to the palestinians, we avoid saying anything about the right to state code, the abuse is that currently suffering, or which powers have been violating that basic rights to freedom, self determination, livelihoods, and clean water. my thought is really of seeing that misinformation can go out freely out into the world about goza. but i can't talk about the reality of solving pregnant women. we can't even whisper about that in a conference on that topic. since the beginning of israel is warren guys in october on him every, it has been almost blindly backing its allies sending weapons and also shielding israel from diplomatic attacks of the united nations that raise many questions of home before us and voices criticising washington support of israel's deadly offensive, and guys and those origin to stop arms shipments to israel have been heard over and over again, including from, with things abide and administration. alexander smith has become the latest to us, the facial,

, is a tick, tock guy. and the guy as i'm a reasonable question right about what's going on in his real watch. biden's nonsensical response to your typical press here as far as that's where you're from, i can navigate. all right, but my point is the day very clear. i have to do the interview. i was gonna cut off so once again, his aids have to come in and grab them and, and walk him away by the way. but he just said makes no sense. he said, i, i trust you as far as i can throw your phone. but by the way, i got a great arm and i can throw the phone along way. well, what? um, i don't know wilma, um, look, look, i had to deal with this and my family with my dad and my mom has read. i. yeah. and it, and it's, i'm, i take no joy or comfort in showing these videos or talking about them, but he's the president of the united states. ma'am, it's not a good look because it's not a good reality. it's bad optics because it's a bad reality. it's, it's, it's a cognitive decline. yeah. which is not going to get better ove

foreign, yeah, come here, well done, guys, well done, guys, you're cool, well done!he movement, at the start i seemed to have already come to terms with the fact that we would be second, the turn of events happened very quickly, at some point denis caught up, we were going neck and neck in this corridor. then he just makes some incredible throw, literally a hundredth of a second separated, even at the beginning i couldn’t believe how it all happened, they themselves don’t believe it, all the emotions i can’t even describe that i felt and that i tried team, i don’t have enough words to describe what i’m feeling now, what i’m thinking about, to be honest, i already had very little hope that i was... studying, when i was figuring out the tower, i didn’t think about anything , only about how i could get to the top, we walked level, at the very top i didn’t even understand what happened, we climbed together at the same time , all i had to do was stretch my arm, i feel very much like a hero, i was able to do it, i had enough strength , confidence, the main thing was to jus

thank you guys, thank you. who asked questions, perhaps i didn’t have time, i am always open for communication. so, the first secretary of the central committee of the belarusian republican youth union, alexander lukyanov, is visiting the program 100 questions for adults, i’m waiting for you, alexander, to leave for the site. well, here i ask you to stay. alexander, what was the most difficult question for you today? the most difficult question for me was, did you deceive your parents ? the question is related, did you ask for forgiveness from your daughter, first of all, it is connected with the fact that this personal life, and for me it was difficult, but at the same time revealing to young people, our younger generation, those guys who were present today, i am to them. of course, i trust and am grateful that they helped in answering the question for once again thinking about the fact that today direct, sincere communication with young people is very important, and of course , such a question related to the

, yes we are guys, seventieth latitude, here we are guys, yes we are guys, seventieth latitude . leth sharots, come on seryozha. and we are not afraid of nival ninth, not the cold of permafrost, we are all guys, yes we are guys, seventieth shorats, because we are guys, yes we are guys, seventies sharyty, seventies sharyty. seventies charades, i suddenly caught myself thinking that i never asked you about your creative path after the architects, you almost in the kitchen he created the group phenomenon, and you got into boyarsky’s concert program, where you tried yourself. the first time as a presenter, in my opinion, it was there, yes, and after that it went or not, or what? no, the pause was more than 10 years, the transitional moment was vladik listiv’s proposal, valer, i really need you, and we met with him and yuri nikolaev, at home in such a conspiratorial tone, he says, well, guy, you will be mega, the most mega presenter on our television, this is the american analogue of the program that we love... asked one friend from big business, he says: you know, i don’t like the way ot

it was invented by a guy named harrison barrett, a guy named kendall figure a way to make it cheaper and do it better. it's here at the national museum in greenwich. an amazing place. how many of you been there. a lot of people answer, i'm going to see, well, not as many as i would have thought. extraordinary. the best maritime museum in the world by far. other firsts. so captain cook was believed to be the first explorer to cross the antarctic circle and. he did so on his first and second voyages in order to find perhaps not find a mythic supercontinent that was widely believed to exist by all the leading scientists of the time. this image shows it. it's you see, at the very bottom of the world, there's this massive, you know, just a huge place that was so widely believed that they put it on maps and they said it was populated by millions of people and. it had to be there because if it wasn't, there the preponderance of land masses, the northern hemisphere would cause the planet to spin out of control into. outer space. don't laugh. but i mean, i, i, yes, we have to laugh because. i

so the guy who's in the white house right now will not do that. the guy who's in the white house right now is extremely establishment and has gone these tripled unplugged people down on establishment as we know it in this country. something that a lot of people are saying maybe we are, we look at, he's not gonna do that, not to mention the fact you could barely walk and talk. so it makes sense for people to be going in that direction. and i know that's just the opinion that we have as americans looking at this. but i think that for most americans are right now. all right, and i got another video for me. you hold himself out to be a martyr. they're coming in, they're coming to you through me, right. which is smart as well. yeah. the message, the message thing is solid. the man questionable. let's move on. watch this video. it went viral on tick tock and with the electric, just 5 months away. yeah it's, it's giving us a pretty good idea of where american voters stand. right now. you had to pick a democrat or republican, a joe biden, or donald trump

probably guy in the city of philadelphia for the guy you 3 over there life right now for the guy. did you say that you keep their families by safe? i know by the guy that people come important to the life right now for the guy the, the cheese, the world right now, while the guy was doing the thing that you need to change the world right? now probably got to change the generation right now for the guy to the double, the double think that the piece is lost right now while the guy, but we got suppose to do right now for the guy, the guy you turn around right now, why the guy we got you the corporate to the originators, right? nobody got the break, the right now for the go to the just feel real life right now. finally, got the overall that you've been on is always you for the city of the guy. would you please durham and tell you right now, father got the or what is part of the leg? is it the party would posted isn't the defense you of us and that in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present there? let's stop without cases. let's talk about it. what does it w

i mean, that's a guy. that's a guy who put in no academic work. because here's why you can tell also because when i got my degree from mizzou, which i earned. yeah i, you know, basically stumbled across the finish line like, yes, i earned this thing. but there was no fist pump. it was literally like, can i go now? yeah. like i just i did it god. all right. done. but it was yes, i got a i can't really read. it's in latin. it's either a doctor of arts or a doctor of arts. yeah. i can't because it is in latin. they're also just one letter away, it is funny though. it's great that you got your degree from university of missouri, because i'm sure you had to prove that every audition you had, right? oh, boy. you sure do. you, you were back. you know, i first was lucky enough to meet you as an snl host. you were back for the finale. oh, my gosh. yes, yes. in fact, later that night, after i received you went from this right to snl. i went from that. what a day to an airport. right. to an airport. they didn't hold snl in the heifetz arena, right? they yeah

going to be sitting in the why don't, will they vote for that guy? i mean, what do you all think you started, if you could, wilma, what we're going to see. i believe that the outcome is what he wants to elect an environment. and i have been saying this for months and months and months is pointed. there are going to be more people staying on raising raises and novel, and that's, that's what, that's what you take away from that from experience is that, well, aren't, aren't got the winner of this election. i believe will win a been margin. it's been marginal turn out and people are good in this i big could also very well be the beginning of a significant move towards 3rd party politics in united states. well, let me, let me add something to that because i've got another graph i want to show you guys which kind of illustrates what we're talking about, or what you were just addressing. is there are some americans right now who are tired of just the system as we have discussed being lied to, of a situation where they can't get up where they're kept in the

who then come to us are the guys who , as a rule, come to a greater extent from the perimeter of thewe have a very large number, probably even a larger number of requests... directly from the participants of the special military operation, members of their families, how the work is structured, we come weekly, a special commission has been created there, a working group has been created, where we bring documents to solve certain problems, issues, but this is still more targeted work, we would like i wanted the work to be systematic, because if a system is built, the system will deliver. certificates of the system of work of military medical commissions, then this will be much more effective in terms of covering the very children who are issued necessary documents, payments, and in general an understanding that we will be ready to work effectively when more guys come to us, now there is still a large flow, a large number of requests, in the future there will be even more of them, so we must be... ready for this, well, besides, as you say, build it systematically and more effectively, t

the guy, the guy you're going to say, break the right now for the guy to just be over there. like right now. probably guy, 3 over all that you've been on is all the guy. would you choose their inventory right now? finally, got the, the the, what is a part of the, the employee would post good. isn't the deepest you of us and that in the word, or is it something deeper, more complex, might be present there? let's stop without pieces. let's go out of this web hosting ukraine peace conference was an abject failure. it failed because the issue of peace was not on the agenda. they did everything they could to escalate and prolonged the complex scene. while moscow has its own plans to see it in to the 5 the the, what does it while it oh oh push that. oh, you got me while you got me. you got there is no, it is nice this nice thanks. well, things where appreciation we right now and to send their body to give back to some homeless and people that needs to be doing this for the q man because our communities were really up to the point. i have nobody to give back every day shift. so i'm

these guys this guy 130 pounds and six feet tall and you've got 0 and if i had hit this guy, you would have known it. so eight of us martial for prisoner abuse and we're like, thanks the united states government. first carl higbie on legal documents. i signed up for guys. couple guys got dropped in pretrial, but the three of miends and my platoon went on to stand full trial, full court martial ruined eight of our careers. and i had i started writing my first book, batt on home front at that point, just because i was like enraged happened. so eventually and book. so i go to so com which is the parent parent group of the navy seals, the ones who are just on social media with the flag and i said, i want to publish this. and they were like, no. and i said, that's not what it says in the pow guidelines. i can publish this book. you to review it for security clearance. you have 30 days go in like that just refused to publish it and kept telling me no so i and they also didn't like that. there was a lot of things there, who was at the time the commander in chief. but i was well, i had awiin t

guys, support alexander, count, guys, four, five, six, really. eight, nine, that's it, oops, applausebravo, remember something, question from purple sectors, hello! my name is kirill, what position do you imagine yourself in in 20 years? i probably dream of becoming a teacher, i taught for a long time and teach now, but not in full, and it seems to me, you know, colleagues, teacher, teacher - these are very important professions, in any state, it is thanks to the teacher that the love of subject, love of discipline, order and love of country. this signal means that the time for asking questions to the hero has expired. alexander, now you have to choose the best question of this program. you know, i liked three questions, although you guys are all cool, today, thanks to you , i also felt additional potential that still needs to be realized, not only in the vocabulary of youth slang, but... in principle, with the fact that we need more meet more often and even better, spend time, well, i want to thank vlad for the question and the accepted challenge, who did push-ups with me , handsome,

the guys being carried out. unfortunately, he's telling the truth, this president has been responsible for the depths of as many as 15000 children in gaza and, and he's telling it like it is. and these people are bullying him. the whole, the whole thing as i often say, looks like a fully movie to me, garland pick it up. we see here one of the things that the democrats have to do right now, and i've talked to people who been involved in it. they have to curate the audiences because $83.00 roughly a poll, so that 83 percent of the democrats and wants to end the conflict in gaza. 94 percent of americans are in favor of a, a negotiated into the ukraine conflict. so what we have now is the democratic party that is completely abandoned to this people. it's a bit abandoned, the anti war nature of its constituency. and now they're at a war, they're at war with the people in their own. they're the, a philosophical war and an ideological war with the people in their own party. and then there's the other side of the story,

>> celebrities are with the guy all the way because a guy who can't remember and the guy can't forgetthe guy you can't get behind if you want to change the world. [laughter] >> is true, a guy you want to party with. everybody says hunter's the got to party with because of drugs and all that but biden wouldn't remember it let alone know how to put it on a laptop. biden 2028, i say keep it. dennis quite came out this week and endorsed trump what you think this is an underrated endorsement young female boat given the movies? >> people like the parent trap and they told the young staffer, the past but that movie on the go out to the other room. [laughter] >> just had our ways and means. standards and practices. >> that's why you needed me. [laughter] a true story, i know he has a lovely new bike and prior to that make brian. harry met sally which would be the remake when very became sally. wade start, vesting i read all week a japanese man who spent $14000 with the border collie give the dream. the human collie said the challenges led him to consider impersonating other animals instead pl

in general, we try to support and cover neighboring units, including our own guys.his is additional attention to what the enemy is. most likely leaving him, mined the position, i had a dream of how as soon as we mobilized us - just go out the gates of the unit there with a military id, that there is a stamp of demobilization, and you understand, you understand that everything, damn it, all this nightmare is over, but that was then, that was well, a year ago, now such a dream no, now we need... a machine gun, then i received the first wound , they opened fire on us for 3 hours, well, from the side of the chest, not too strong, then i got up, then we entered the battle, started with grenades, after you were wounded, you got up again , but it so happened that the first bullet passed here, just under the shirt, well, it caught the left side, got up, everything was fine, continued the fight, guys... they reported that there were guy wires in the trench, that is, it was hard to get there, plus the birds flew in, the guys started making nightmares, the second bullet had al

i think you are forgetting about bad guys. what about the bad guys? there are still bad guys.efore we merge with the cloud, don't you worry about the bad guys using this before we get there? >> absolutely. and they are out there causing problems but as we create these things, we are putting more effort into avoiding what bad guys will do to it. then we are actually creating new capabilities. so, we are keeping up with them. we constantly have to fight bad uses of these technologies. >> and what about jobs? when everyone is living in the cloud? >> we have had that since we had the movement 20 years ago. people were very worried about that and jobs did go away. you can be a social media influencer. >> but what jobs do you think, you are the great seer of the future. what jobs will be created by this? >> it is not really us versus ai. we are going to put ai inside our bodies and outside our bodies to enhance ourselves. so, it is not going to be us versus ai. we will enhance our capabilities and make ourselves much smarter than we are now. so, we will be doing these jobs, anything

this thing, you guys ought to recognize this. guy, who's that guy. yeah. president ultimately becomes president eisenhower, supreme allied commander here who's next in the chain of command. his deputy is tether, who is? a british. british. british deputy commander, general walter beetle smith is of staff. who's he said? well yeah no he's he's an american. walter beetle is is an american 1947. he will become first director of the cia central intelligence agency here. if you take a lo athis thing. all the senior most operational commanders are bris i always get that question. why thbrish get the why the british all the senior most operational cma out you've got an american at the very top ofhe of this chain of command. however john monomy will be commanding the 21st army group. in the 21st army group will be the us first army under general omar bradley. general omar bradley. itill be one of the five, five star generalth we produce rit. and then you've got general dempsey, british. he's going to be commanding the british co army, which will land right alongsi

what does nothing to do if, what is the guy was white? what is the guy was asian? what is a guy? was this ram? it wouldn't be a story. i mean, the story. you can't just say because one person has one color and another person has another color, right? that's the reason for the confrontation because somebody online suggested it. that's crazy, right. and the moment we start doing the distinction. absolutely, and i'm glad we had, i think we talked about we can dislike each other. we can dislike each other rec and be different colors but dislike each other for every reason other than the color. yeah. front door, but, but that's what they do, especially at the corporate level. if you watch cnn, or fox or unities, you'll never any of that. that's what you see all the time. unfortunate, rick, by the way, i went to college with a kid that was both cuban and jewish. we call them a jew bed. yeah. yeah. i've heard that before as well. thanks for letting us know. thanks manila. oh, is it always a fun conversation with you? by the way? this is smart when we come back. why did syria become a di

i think he's the only guy who could lose too. i think the guy who is sure. are you a gray so don't church should never replace him i'm talking about when hamas to happen, but probably won't. when you want to happen, won't happen. >> i don't know what why. i keep hearing loss de from democrats defending this. like we can't abandon joe biden. what about me? i feel abandoned. i feel abandoned. i have nobody to vote for get on a lucky to meet its selections, read fundamentals, it's about, i don't disagree this is about do we believe a democracy and it's not just some theory, a word. do you believe in the person who gets the most votes in the electoral college should be president. we've had guys like nixon, who threw in the now after chicago and what happened in texas with johnson. and hillary clinton had to throw it in after james comey makes his phone call, love dove and days out, or the laptop stuff. this is politics always has issues in the future. it will always have close elections. you can't say it's too close to call trump did not admit he lost in 2020. t

the guy on the right, a huge shout out.f the of the society and, someone who the last probably well-known american writer who's written captain cook washorwitz, who ank called blue have read it maybe a few and cliff thornton crops in that book and he's still at it all these yes later an amazing amazing guy who helped me through a lot misconceptions and kept me on the straight and narrow for sure. but they're all over the place and know some of them are you know, the' mostly guys, but there's women, there's polynesians, there's of course, you know, there's anthropologists, maritime of people who are members of this amazing society. so that's where some of the research comes from, for sure. they're also the collectors, caaico voyages produced alld artifacts, which somehow ended up in museums in england o zealand. many of these artifacts, maybe some of you saw the news recently. a bunch of spears were recentl of. australia. but there's these artifacts, this this is a spear from cook's third voyagebelieve it's honolulu who says

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this guy was armed to the teeth. and didn't. >> lawrence: law enforcement did not get hurt in the process. reminder to the american public to have your head on swivel. with everything happening at southern border and middle east, plots, you have to be ready. >> brian: imagine in the laguardia airport and start shooting and wearing nypd vest. he is probably shooting as many people as possible. >> steve: one other thing, imagine if you were behind that guy in traffic and you lay on your horn and like, get going. >> ainsley: you can't do that anymore. i know that doesn't happen in the south, up north everyday. don't honk your horn, you don't know what that passenger has. >> steve: a hatchet in the ceiling. >> ainsley: how crazy. >> steve: we need more answers. >> brian: someone not crazy, carley shimkus. >> carley: thank you, so nice of you. i appreciate it. i hope it is true. >> brian: it is true. >> carley: jury out on that one. in new york, governor kathy hochul says she's looking into bringing back mask bans on subw

i mean, that's a guy -- [ laughter ] that's a guy who put in no academic work. [ laughter ] >> here'sh i earned -- >> seth: yeah. >> -- i, you know, basically stumbled across the finish line like, "yes. i earned this thing." but there was no fist pump. it was literally like, "can i go now?" >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> like, i just -- i did it. god, all right, done. but it was -- yes, i got a -- i can't really read. it's in latin. it's either a doctor of arts or doctor o'farts. they can't -- [ laughter ] >> seth: because it is latin, they're also just one letter away. [ light laughter ] it is funny, though. it's great that you got your degree from the university of missouri because i'm sure you had to prove that every audition you had, right? >> oh, boy. [ laughter ] you sure do. >> seth: you were back -- you know, i first was lucky enough to meet you as an "snl" host. you were back for the finale. >> oh, my gosh, yes. >> seth: yes. >> in fact, later that night, after i received that -- >> seth: you went from this right to "snl"? >> went from that -- >> seth: what a day! >> i

they're the good guys and how moss this applies to anyone. they don't like the bad guys. and therefore they argue that anything we do is okay because we're doing it to stop the villains. it's a sad state of affairs and we've gotten to your yeah, you know, i, as i think i may have mentioned this, do you guys before? but as a reporter in the united states, for many years, i've covered a lot of disturbances, you know, riots those things that break out in different communities from time to time. and it says it's as if our government would say, okay, let's just bomb, you know, what e each los angeles or let's bottom chicago or philadelphia or miami, where we've had disturbances in the past because there's some people there who are bad and we want to get the pollution and i like the whole damn town. i mean that the time is what i see going on here. i will tell you this. norway came out this week. spain came out this week. ireland came out this week and france may be on the verge of of, of doing it as well. 1 and, and, and essentially establishing palestine as a state which very

you see some guys you look over to the side, you see some guys in the water. i'm 7/41 tank battalion, seven forties, first tank battalion. they had this thing called d tanks. these d d tanks were supposed to right? it has a canvas shroud as canvas shroud. all right, these things are supposed to go out into the water. they cover what they call a duplex. so you got two propellers here in the back of this thing, right? this is your tank support the for the beach. now, now let take you out your landing craft and put you in a tank you're with the 7/41 tank battalion. all four tanks in the landing craft here. i first one rolls off rolls the ramp into the water immediately starts to sink. second one rolls off into the water. let's say you're in the third tank. okay? second one rolls off into the water it starts to sink you in that third tank. what are you thinking. this? is not a good idea. this is this is not a this is not a good idea, right? some of these ideas are coming to your mind. however. however, the third one rolls off. all right, then the fourth one rolls

, who are you cops, shut up, shut up, i said, yeah, guys, it's fine, that's it, let's go, guys , givehe point is that we knew, that you hired a detective who was supposed to keep an eye on your husband, you didn’t tell us anything about it they said, what does this have to do with the fact that you found out about your husband’s mistress, your husband’s secretary, and excuse me for the motive, no, of course you can remain silent, i understand, but i would still advise you to talk to us in a friendly way , tell it like it is, “tell me, tell me, because we suspect you that you found out about your husband’s infidelity, ordered it, i, god, i didn’t kill him, i actually hired a detective, my husband has been driving lately i felt very strange, and then the detective brought me these photographs of the two of them “to me.” i wanted to say, show him these photographs, and then they killed him, i understand, you suspect me, i loved him, i just wanted to bring him out into the open, calm down, please, let’s do this, go home, now we’ll sign a subscription about not leaving." unfortunately, yes