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has not been married for 8 years until he is thirty, has no children and has not had a serious relationship, is he ready for them in principle in this life, and what is your reason, you had a huge, huge number of women and you did not value any of them and some were just for a day, well yes, that was exactly how it was, because it was connected again with my business trips, with my travel, you ask not with any business trips travel. they bring and then live until old age, until death, so something is different with you, until you answer yourself, what is the reason, why you are 38 years old, a healthy man, what bothered you, why does not fall in love, because it is unnatural, basically all the girls needed help, i could not do it, today i can be in the vladimir region, tomorrow in the omsk region, no, because when you meet that one and only, you quickly stop with business trips, with trips, well, it depends on the situation again, who of all those you had was the most unapproachable, so to speak, object. that's who you were killing yourself in front of, or there were none, well, in general, i'm killing myself in front of all women, because for several hours, of course, yes, but i don't even remember these moments, but it was, probably, most likely it wasn't, but so, probably everything happened right away , we met and yes, somehow more fleetingly, that one who flew to you in samara, well , i realized, the next day, that it's not my thing, why is it not interesting to continue any kind of... with her who takes care of her health, without congenital pathologies, with creative thinking, should play sports, a woman must be ready to move, a down-to-earth profession, pumped up lips, breasts - this is all completely out of place, did i understand correctly, here are lips without a pipe, like a tit, eyelashes without a rake, breasts not the fourth size, he loves a girl who can sing with a pleasant voice, it is important that the girl cooks well, if she cooks well, then this... his mother taught him to enter into a relationship with an educated girl, with whom it will be interesting to talk, but she should not be a nerd, otherwise he will get bored, then, without warts, will not get involved with a fat girl, rejection of mercantile people, obsessed only with money, will not be able to build a family with a girl who goes dancing, pole dancing, to high hills, does not welcome desperate housewives, and i'm already tired of reading, and what can you tell me, please, what from this, so to speak, confused you? well, it seems to me everything is correct, but where can i find one like that, natural, beautiful, somewhere else took, well, you can't argue with him, actually, he treats women as consumers, she... should be like this, like that, of such and such parameters, well, in my opinion , the main thing is not appearance, but the main thing is soul, mind, wisdom, what a woman is, well, at least in my youth at school, some girls blew my mind, they lost their heads, do you remember someone, i don't know, no, i don't remember, because i was mostly busy with sports, i did a lot of sports, volleyball, boxing, i came to school to finish my studies. the lesson ended, that's it, again gym. dvitri, well if you don't know what love is and even strong infatuation, maybe i'm pulling it out, maybe it won't happen anymore, maybe there's some kind of trauma that needs to be worked through with a professional, maybe you remember something, there was no trauma as such, no, but how is that, everything is fine with you before sex, and after there's a complete rejection, what is that, yes, yes, there is such a thing, but it's not good, maybe you should see a doctor, no, huh? all this, how do you explain it to yourself? yes, it's all explainable, it takes time for communication, for talk, you just pull, fast in this sense, talk enough, find out all these things from her, and then look, maybe she will hook you, that's it, i understand, i think, because everything is very accessible at arm's length, but i don't have time, you quickly switch to informal, as they say, there is such a thing, yes, but do you want to fall in love? well, he was looking for this path of such girls, why not, he had such a way of life, he just hadn't met good girls yet, well, what can i say about dmitry, dmitry, you've become spoiled, as they say, that's it, yes, that's all accessible this, the girls have also gone crazy, today i want to make such an innovative proposal, so, girls, we declare a boycott, an intimate. experiment, let's try, from such a groom, actually, and why are you laughing, ha and then you see, and you yourself are sitting here telling us horror stories, i won't, i have another question, tell me who your friend is, and i'll tell you who you are, pavel, are you married, no, and do you have the same problem, i have no problems at all, i just haven't met mine yet do you want to participate today? how i forgot that we have gathered here, this is what they say, in our, this, matchmaking, yes, so let's also, as they say, add you to our merry company, maybe in the end we will have just two couples, the groom in general, but i think that he and i will not suit each other, here is a friend, i would like to talk to him, you cannot rewind time back and become a teenager again, look with admiration and for whom the girl would be. such a romantic person, to achieve, walk and so on, you are 38 years old, you are already overripe, you understand everything about yourself, so either you will remain as you are now, someone will accidentally get pregnant from you, and you wi

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. >> laura: ha ha ha ha ha. okay. ay so now being practiced a debater is bad thing in liberal la la land. and then apparently we're aelecting a neighbor not a president. joining me now charlie hurt. "washington times" opinion editor and fox news contributor. they watched the same debate. they know what they saw. i don't think they are that disconnected from reality. but, why was this perhaps more important at this moment in this race than other previous vp debates? >> well, first of all, i have to challenge you a little bit, laura, i don't know that they did watch the same debate. i think they were watching the cartoon network or something because there's no way you could have watched that debate and said the things that they said afterwards. i would defy them to find one single question that tim walz answered. i went back and watched the entire thing a second time today. and i could not find a single question he actually answered. and, it is, i think -- i really do think that this is so -- was so important last night

i think he has now concluded he has been abroad too much. do you think he has? — he hasu think he has? yes, it _ think he has? yes, it was interesting, _ think he has? yes, it was interesting, blair, - think he has? yes, it was i interesting, blair, thatcher, cameron, _ interesting, blair, thatcher, cameron, there was less going on in the world _ cameron, there was less going on in the world put one of the reasons he's brought a lot is the world is on edge — he's brought a lot is the world is on edge. but you need to focus as much _ on edge. but you need to focus as much on _ on edge. but you need to focus as much on domestic policy, more than he has _ much on domestic policy, more than he has been — much on domestic policy, more than he has been doing because he's been in washington and new york, three times, _ in washington and new york, three times, you — in washington and new york, three times, you have been with him. it's extraordinary. blairand times, you have been with him. it's extraordinary. blair and cameron and thatcher— extraordinary. blair and cameron and th

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ha ha ha ha ha. oh, boy. who thought we were, you know, after them and nixon felt that way when i was in california. jerry brown, that we were out to get him. okay. so rockefeller. rockefeller. understood that if reporter asked a tough question, he would give back a tough answer. and i love that. and he was also unfilled. he one time he gave the crowd the finger and and i thought, oh, what a good story. you know, he he was a a we called it the salute. and and he just he was a lot of fun. and he when he finally stepped down as a running mate for, gerald ford, he said, i won't have anybody to argue with anymore. yeah. and then do you remember how he died all of a sudden having a heart attack in and i thought at his office and i when i saw the wire story, i went, oh, my god, because i really sad because i really liked him. but then realized he he died at like with his boots on. yeah it was a very soft story that he died in his office and he was supposedly working in his office at midnight and i knew him very pret

has— certain limits in the region. that has now gone. iran has also — that has now gone. iran has also said _ that has now gone. not happened. israel responded very well in showing _ israel responded very well in showing that the touring doesn't exist. sol showing that the touring doesn't exist. so i think iran might— doesn't exist. so i think iran might be _ doesn't exist. so i think iran might be thinking and in the iranian— might be thinking and in the iranian discussions you'll see in the — iranian discussions you'll see in the media, they feel a nuclear— in the media, they feel a nuclear weapon would provide the deterrent that would keep israel— the deterrent that would keep israel from attacking so i think— israel from attacking so i think the chance of them doing that now— think the chance of them doing that now has increased. on the other— that now has increased. on the other hand _ that now has increased. on the other hand is really looking at a country _ other hand is really looking at a country that made big threats about— a country that made big threats about eliminating them and attacking them aggr

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ha ha ha. i'll go second. yeah, yeah. blank, melvin and the blue notes. harold melvin and the blue notes. ooh! oh, that was good. very good. that's not fair. because it's not about you, harold. you will now leave the table, judge. oh, don't come to me. come on. it's basically describing yourself. describing myself? yeah, like it's a crossword puzzle. i get it. yes, i get it. if you just put gavel, no one's going to get it. okay? i'm a judge. all right, get it? no one understand this question, judg. it's like. it's like in a sentence. like five. judge. loud. hairspray. loud. judge five. who's louder? you're louder than i. you're making me loud. all right. can i ask you, charlie? i know you know what mine would be. what? he has never actually completed a crossword puzzle that's too long for a crossword. i would just say. charlie, wait a minute. can you do it in a sentence? turning into the view. do one more. it's our iq draining. all right, that was sandra. i was like, you made a joke. i was actually really trying. okay, please do it. yes. i was going to say, like lsu track star turns, tv news anchor. and i think everybody, anybody who watches fox. what's the name of your show? america reports, america reports blond. okay. greg gutfeld ha ha ha. o, shame on you. shame on you, baby. it's good to be back around the table. yes, that would be yes, that would be you. all right. okay. i was on. what does that show? jeopardy! yeah, yeah, i was on. all righ. she started with domestic. she started the first domestic violence unit. now she's on television. there you go on jeopardy! judge, i like one more thing. up next. yeah, cause i got pac-man fever. pac-man fever. it's driving me crazy. driving me crazy. i got i'm

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ha-ha-ha. >> because as time goes on, the more she has to do publicly, the worse her poll numbers get, and the more her independents are going over to the trump campaign. what did they expect? i mean, they had an option to do an open convention, to have tried and true candidates who maybe have won elections before, not just the u.s. senate, but also maybe gone through a primary process and lost, who have been tested. they decided not to do that. they decided to get behind kamala harris, assuming she would win. joe biden pushed against it and was forced out. now they're going to blame biden for not getting out sooner? i mean, you have barack obama saying that maybe biden was a better choice at this point. so i think that if she were on the campaign longer she would have some problems, but things are certainly not moving in the direction they want them to. they are literally running out of time. >> you know, jesse, the majority of uncommitted voters are apparently between the ages of 18-34. you think dragging out samuel l. jackson or bruce springsteen are going to appeal to them? >> no. the mcdo

has been a region that? this has been a region that has been _ that? this has been a region that has been in _ that? this has been a region that has been in war - that? this has been a region that has been in war conflict| that has been in war conflict and lebanon is at the heart of it, situated on the mediterranean to the north and east of it is surrounded by syria, but to the south, there is israel. this is where also one of the reasons of the conflict, hezbollah is part of the political game here in lebanon, it is almost the only party that is armed in lebanon and has representation in the parliament. it has engaged in fights and conflicts with israel since it started in 19805 until this latest confrontation we are seeing these days. confrontation we are seeing these dam-— confrontation we are seeing these deve— confrontation we are seeing these days-— these days. frank, a lot of --eole these days. frank, a lot of peeple after— these days. frank, a lot of people after the _ these days. frank, a lot of people after the attack - these days. frank, a lot of| people after the attack that these days. f

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left behind and what impact it has had. ~ ., has left behind and what impact it has had-— it has resources _ it has had. what are the resources available - it has had. what are the resources available to l it has had. what are the i resources available to the state, and on standby for recovery?— state, and on standby for recove ? . , ., recovery? certainly there are the federal _ recovery? certainly there are the federal resources, - recovery? certainly there are the federal resources, the i the federal resources, the emergency management agency said they have more than 1000 people in florida prepared to help. 40 million litres of water, so plenty of resources. and the florida governor detailed many resources. they have hundreds and hundreds of trucks and we saw hundreds of people in miami ready to clear debris and restore power. that has to wait until the eye of the storm passes, but governor desantis seems confident he believes the state can handle it and move forward once the storm has passed.— storm has passed. sumi somaskanda, _ storm has passed. sumi somaskanda, thank - sto

has not money. the government has said it has got a _ money. the government has said it has got a massive _ money. aid it has got a massive black hole i it has got a massive black hole to fill in public finances. is it 20 million or even more than that now? it it 20 million or even more than that now?— that now? it is 22 billion. billion- — that now? it is 22 billion. billion. but _ that now? it is 22 billion. billion. but that - that now? it is 22 billion. billion. but that is - that now? it is 22 billion. billion. but that is the i that now? it is 22 billion. - billion. but that is the amount to stay standing still if the government does not want to increase austerity and make departments cut loads of money and if it was to give money to the nhs. one of the estimates is not 22 billion, but 40 billion is the extra it needs. we are hearing a lot of other leaks and rumours about other stealth tax rises that might be included in the budget. inheritance tax, for example? there is, that was yesterday. it is literally a rumour at the moment. inheritance tax is one of those things that people either love

has stopped so far. he has - much a free hand. no one has stopped so far. he has made. much a free hand. ents and military actions that he is focused on one thing, which is the military victory. what does it mean to actually defeat her mass? i think as has been pointed including by the israeli defence ministers, destroying her mass completely may be an impossible task. it very much looks like netanyahu does have a free hand but he does have a free hand but he does have a broad rush here. there is something else that he has not dynamic that is to retaliate against iran for the missile attacks that took long ago. —— that took place not long ago. i don't think the israelis are finished yet, they are clearly not making any apologies to anybody. they have resisted international pressure and this could be a remarkable moment and there is some substantial upside if netanyahu substantial upside if neta nyahu and substantial upside if netanyahu and the israeli government is interested, whether it is down the line, normalising relations with saudi arabia and really fundamentally transforming politi

ha ha ha ha ha. oh, boy. who thought we were, you know, after them and nixon felt that way when i was in california. jerry brown, that we were out to get him. okay. so rockefeller. rockefeller. understood that if reporter asked a tough question, he would give back a tough answer. and i love that. and he was also unfilled. he one time he gave the crowd the finger and and i thought, oh, what a good story. you know, he he was a a we called it the salute. and and he just he was a lot of fun. and he when he finally stepped down as a running mate for, gerald ford, he said, i won't have anybody to argue with anymore. yeah. and then do you remember how he died all of a sudden having a heart attack in and i thought at his office and i when i saw the wire story, i went, oh, my god, because i really sad because i really liked him. but then realized he he died at like with his boots on. yeah it was a very soft story that he died in his office and he was supposedly working in his office at midnight and i knew him very pret

still has the ability and the the the ability and the want the wanting to to resist and to exist, because as and again i quote from some people resistance is existence - especially this idea has has has rooted and deepened over here among the palestinian people, especially among the the palestinian youth, especially after seeing 12 long months of unpreceeded genocide in gaza and in the west bank, and naka there has been we know in a serious upsurge by the occupation army and settlers against residents in the occupied west bank since october the 7th. killings, mamings, demolitions, abductions of youth, uh, ripping apart - streets and structures in palestiny neighborhoods, settlers attacking palestinians, their cars, their homes, their businesses, burning their farms, naka, and palestinians have been to the large extent, for the most part, unable to get any kind of protection from authorities for this long list of crimes committed against them there in the occupied west, west bank that is, so perhaps part of tonight's response. they feel was also for their suffering as well. tell us what life has been like for palestinians in the occupied west bank since october the 7th na? well, this

has has has left the country, probably never coming back, if we go on another year like this, another 10% or 20% will leave and..." "israel will will be a small, useless uh country with no economy, but getting its money and arms from the united states to let a bunch of total fanatics, the worst fanatics among the bunch, to survive there and keep the name israel alive. okay, well mosen uh, would you say that what took place on october 7th, 20?" 23 was a turning point for the palestinian struggle, absolutely, the and this has been declared by by yahya sinvar, by hammas as well, that because palestine was not part of the conversation anymore, they were powers within palestine which is the pa and their other arab so callalled arab partners of the state of palestine, which includes jordan, the uae, saudi arabia, were in the process of softening their ties and developing, further developing their ties with the zionist regime of israel, and we saw how issue of palestine, how the one state solution in general was being ignored, there were talks of of jerusalem becoming the capital of of israel, and so they had to be something that was done to bring... palestine back into the conversation, there had to be action that was taken to to reaffirm this sense of resistance that is that is that is so deeply ingrained within the palestinians and so october 7th was that turning point that has taken the zionist regime back to its origins, it has weakened the zionist regime, the fact that the resistance forces could show...

has has has left the country probably. never coming back, if we go on another year like this, another 10% or 20% will leave, and israel will will be a small, useless uh country with no economy, but getting its money and arms from the united states to let a bunch of total fanatics, the worst fanatics among the bunch to survive there and keep the name israel alive. okay, well mosen, would you say that what took place on october 7th, 2023 was a turning point for the palestinian struggle? absolutely, the and this has been declared by by yahya sinvar by hamas as well, that because palestine was not part of the conversation anymore, they were powers within palestine, which is the pa and their other arab so... called arab partners of the state of palestine um, which includes jordan, the uae, saudi arabia, who were in the process of softening their ties and developing, further developing their ties with the zionist regime of israel, and we saw how issue of palestine, how the one state solution in general was being ignored, there were talks of of um jerusalem becoming the capital of of israel, and so they had to be something that was done to bring palestine back into the conversation, there had to be action that was taken to to reaffirm this sense of resistance that is that is that is so deeply ingrained within the palestinians and so october 7th was that turning point that has taken the zionist regime. back to its origins, it has weakened the zionist regime, the fact that the resistance forces could s

has happened. something very wrong has happened-— something very wrong has hauened. ., ,�* ~ happened. antony blinken has firm priorities, one _ happened. antony blinken has firm priorities, one of - happened. antony blinken has firm priorities, one of them i happened. antony blinken has firm priorities, one of them is| firm priorities, one of them is about getting aid into northern gaza. one of your colleagues says it is absolutely desperate, and he is calling for a pause in the fighting to get some aid in. is anybody getting income is your agency able to get anything in at the moment?— able to get anything in at the moment? ., . ., ., ., moment? not much at all. i have now more — moment? not much at all. i have now more than _ moment? not much at all. i have now more than 50 _ moment? not much at all. i have now more than 50 colleagues - moment? not much at all. i have now more than 50 colleagues on | now more than 50 colleagues on the ground inside gaza. they work 24/7 to save lives. we are hardly getting any trucks in, we get in a few, we immediately distribute to people who are starving. in the nort

has not ha--ened get to a safe place. that has not happened in _ get to a safe place. that hasat has not - happened in gaza, ambassador. that simply hasn't happened. lute happened in gaza, ambassador. that simply hasn't happened.— happened in gaza, ambassador. that simply hasn't happened. we moved the --oulation simply hasn't happened. we moved the population in — simply hasn't happened. we moved the population in gaza _ simply hasn't happened. we moved the population in gaza a _ simply hasn't happened. we moved the population in gaza a few— simply hasn't happened. we moved the population in gaza a few times - simply hasn't happened. we moved the population in gaza a few times to - population in gaza a few times to very designated places with the un aid. we operated on the best way to the army can operate in a place with 100% using in a cynical way children and women by hamas as human shields. this is hamas creating the war crime using its own people as human shields. you cannot blame israel. they used hospitals, kindergartens, civilian facilities as a big storage of rockets ag

that's it has, has, has with laws, intelligence units, headquarters. but media reports suggesting that a senior has believed that was the now does know confirmation for has the law from this very is the this senior lead, the ones that we're, we're still hearing explosions from the same place. so we don't know whether these explosions off from inside the place, all those problems but possible jones strikes now over the night, there was also several strikes that they would sell than sort of that's also known as the heat. these strikes a beneath the airport just like this one that for you are reporting your boss right now. and the all does across the, the sub till we reach the uh, the, the, the product for the use of the cap is available within a many people how to flee because of the sounds of explosions that you ahead across the city and even to the mountains to that this the, the, the, the sky that was lighting off right after each is really a strike. a, you talk about people having to flee. i mean, you in high commission is commission to, for refugees, flippa grande's and by root. can you just foc

ha, ha ha on. i'll just say we're next to the coast of last garza to stay with us. the news from i'll just on the go and me tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we dissect allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite types to just set for it and type download the new app from out to 0 new at you think is it marion shaheen. filmmaker and i've been working in and around garza for 30 years as a year of genocide to warfare by israel and gaza. due to a close. i looked back at the gardens. i had met over the years and wondered what had happened to them and how their lives had changed forever. the these are echoes of a loss. garza the in 1967 guys. it was occupied by the israeli army. they withdrew their troops 38 years later and it was then that i moved to gaza, where i found and moved just optimism. the i heard the people talk of guys are becoming the singapore of the mediterranean, a small place with big potential. b the in the summer of 2005, we filmed with these high school students about to graduate. they belong to the elite studying at the american international school. all were full of optimism. the how abdul hub was the class president. next in was everywhere. these were the young people, the next generation who would help gaza achieve the bright future the much everything turned out differently. israel's renewed on. so if it's on god's that began at the end of 2008 and continued into 2009, the i wondered what had become of those happy young people. i had met at the graduation and i managed to speak to us main for that. he was studying at the american university of cairo. it's mary and i'm calling for my mother. i. so that's 221 very difficult. it is nothing less than that because as far as i said that there's nothing different the future is like buried under the fast forward 15 years and i meant yes me and again in cairo where she now lives with her husband and 3 children like many gardens this means struggles to process the enormity of the current war on guys, a partisan eastern i think is in denial. and i think like many palestinians in my situation, we haven't had time to actually grief or deal with what's happening in, in any way. and still very much in denial, still having come to terms with the reality that exists and goes, i know like i was there exact, it was months ago with the kids. i have taken them at least twice a year since i, i had them. so all the connection as a from, as a small family to go. so it's a very strong so no, it's, it's, i don't know how to describe the situation i'm in or how i'm dealing with it. or if i'm dealing with it, i think i'm just on survive remote, as in just wanting to make sure that everyone i love who's telling garza is safe and sound safe. but beyond that, i really have no capacity to sing or to time or to wish or to her. and so i have very limited hope for the future. um, because i don't want to be betrayed deck in the back in 2005, i met joe, that elko betty, and antiquities collector and connoisseur. we sat in his remarkable garden, surrounded by fruit trees and honey bees tucked tight and singing birds. jo that had collected fantastic antiquities from gauze as stories passed. this is the ocean of those. if you want to see, imagine how does uh, looks in why the news. this is a, is a bus. you can see does that mean? that's the best job. it showed me the many artifacts he had collected, some dating back to the soliciting era. he had turned his spacious home into a mixed just museum, 2500 diseases. this is the oldest piece which i showed under construction company. that is true, passion was preserving things from dallas as rich past and the arab world, gaza is known as the city of hash and a reference to the prophet mohammed script father, a merchant who worked in, died and gaza down through the centuries the grave of hash them and the mosque which houses it, became a pilgrimage sites from this limbs, from all over the world. does the engine live up? i didn't hit it is in the economy in business in for that it's just plead hope for the future. news that people need the whole for the future in 2008 joe that donated his antiquities collection to the gaza museum, which he helped finance that then israel launched another we were ongoing. and i wonder, just the museum together with guys as other cultural sites had been damaged. i met joe didn't romanella where he happened to be when the war began. a mosquito, even cause of the cities how to shut off the head of the deed was to cut them into the not into room for the so you don't have to is that to what kind of problem by 2024. israel head launched. it's most destructive we're on gaza ever. and i wondered with increasing concern, what had become of joe that and his family and also was his museum with guys as priceless treasures still intact. oh, okay. yeah. i've talked to didn't. i'm gonna send it to you. um. oh, so the, i'll have to show you the house. it's a plus a 100 by the pretty sure we should based on a shot. charlotte, this is a lot of hedge of all hail uh, all of fluids are clear. she didn't even have 100 will have that higher if it was you for the auditor, the job, it took his family to safety early on in the war, the antiquities collector was acutely aware that his home and adjacent museum could be targeted dislike other cultural institutions across casa, let me up because she ended with half the rest of the 20. so did it to, let's have it to get it to him. do goodness. and i know, you know, i've talked to the what's the level of how the massages are the lead the to them it has to be, the model has been cut off as you would have a lot of the, some of the subtle how much size you said you knew, luckily in the the local sheet, it was shopping for low speed. if it was the one same job, it still has is the archive. digital photos of his, his story collection from guys as past tablets, even for the name of the you and the, the was a cut and there's a lot of good with god. it's definitely the see the email, the skins. i didn't want to do the 2 things who need them to show for people how to goods. so the this is chelsea refugee can situated on the garden coast. it was established in 1948 as a makeshift home for palestinian refugees. they had selected garza from surrounding villages occupied by these rarely army. israel never allowed them to return and successive generations of refugees continued to live here. in 2005 i made a group of refugee girls were hoping to transcend their schedule life and achieve something against the odds. they were the one and only palest