, one of our favorite guests, and viewers are constantly asking us to hear more from victor davis hansonre going to bring it to you now. in this first party tells us how he went from earning a phd to becoming a dirt farmer in california's central valley. really an interesting story. his story. and it begins here. ♪ ♪ >> i'm in the same house, 150 years, and my parents were dying and they said i don't know what to tell you, victor, but would you please keep the house, so i don't know if my children would live there or not, but it's in great shape, i work on it all the time and it's kind of like a museum for me because i don't want to be the first to give it up, but i walk in rooms and it's just kind of crazy. i hear my aunt. she was crippled. she lived in the living room for 65 years. i see work -- >> tucker: she lived in the living room? >> yes, because moby had -- you didn't put people who had polio -- she was crippled with terrible polio, she couldn't go anywhere. i remember talking to her and i see my grandmother -- >> tucker: you grew up and your aunt was living in the living room? >

they include the self declared donnette scandal, hanson republics in the east sun anesthesia in the south. heathen western allies say the votes are a sham, orchestrated by russia. moscow says any annexed areas will be under its full protection when it circulates us from child stratford in caves, the child that isa f random's continuing, despite the ongoing war. that's right. the final day of these referenda described by ukraine, its allies and the un is being a complete, illegitimate, illegal sham. it's very difficult to get, obviously verifiable information to look at a verifiable pictures coming out of these russian occupied areas where these votes are ongoing. or the last couple of days we've been trying to source material, certainly pro russian media, very keen to tout what they say is obviously of fair and free election going on there. but it's been very interesting looking at sir some of the interviews that have been ad, many of the people, as you can expect, being interviewed, saying that they are full russia. but many, many people refusing to speak on camera. many people looking v

prin and tough.thinke burst first, we speak to one of the clearest thinkers we know,or victor davis hansonequently on our nightly show, one of our favorite guests and viewers are constantly asking us to hear more from victor davis hanson. so we're gonna bring i t to you h now in this first party tellshd us how you went from earning a ph.d. to becoming a dirt farmer. irin california's central valle. really an interesting story, his story. >> and it begins here. >> i'm in the same house, but it's one hundred and fifty years. and my parents were dyin0 g. l you, he v said, i don't know what to tell you, victor, but would you please keep the house? there o and so i don't know ifr my children want to live there or not, but it's in greatf like shape. i work on it all a the time and it's kind of like a museumbe for me.he so i don't want to be the first to give it up by walking rooms.. and it's just kind of crazy. i hear my aunt, she washe crippled. she lived in the living roomi se for sixty five years. i see where my grandmae lived in - the living room for sixty five years. yes, because they nobod

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fourteenth amendment amendment rights have been violatedtizens s. >> joining us now is victor davis hansonnior fellow at hoover, and charlie hurt, opinion editor at the washington times, fox news contributor. ontrib charlie.ut this story is getting more amazing by the day, but suffice it to say, rhonda santurce in his own way, punkt the entire media apparatus with this supposed planeload of migrants that never was. >> yeah. and of course, thi>> this is the same media that has boughty sine every single thing that thatat h has been sold to theasm over the past five years. they're completelye unquestioning aboucomplet thing, which is , of course, the real problem, because you cannot have a free republic without an informed public. ar and these are the people we're relying on . but it really is amazing the way the way this stunt has managed to expose the bush administration policies and expose the people thatratio. support it. you know, those those 50 migrants landing in martha's vineyard, if they had been carrying rakes and mop buckets, they would have been welcomedth in open arms, as they of

only back to where they were on february 24, but potentially out of crimea which has been in russian hansonsy to the achievement of the ukrainian army. . the government here wants to push back at least to the borders, to where the russian troops were at the beginning of the war. they don't want to give them a chance to regroup and freeze the conflict where it is now. they think russia will just collect more soldiers and resources and go at it again. . the understanding here is that russia still wants to destroy ukraine as an independent country. as for taking back crimea, that is still a goal, but i cannot see that happening without tectonic change in russia, some destabilization in the government there. if ukraine were to retake crimea, that put vladimir putin's entire legacy in question and would cause huge conflicts within russia. but ukraine now feels like it is on a roll, and well-wishers and supporters and onlookers are seemingly impressed by what they have seen in terms of the performance of the ukrainian army and this counteroffensive in kharkiv in the last few weeks will not be the

now that's what makes this even more fossil ah, parts of done that skin of lu hanson now occupied by ukrainian drugs. so the whole iving, the, the idea of this was simply a theatrical stage performance in order to make putin look good at home. and but as your earlier speaker said, it forecloses any idea of negotiation or peaceful settlement. basically brookins idea seems to be if i can't win in ukraine, i'll take the whole thing down with me. the worry. well, one of the many, what he said that, that he train must have though, is that once russia formerly accessed these, these full regions, the well starts to look at them the way that we, we have done about crimea, which has been occupied since at 2014 and this has little evidence of us weapons, for instance, are being used to try and take that territory back. well, operationally, it doesn't make any sense to take, try me back right now because the russian army is not there. the russian armies in the next campbell hans provinces in the don bus and, and the kito ukraine's victory would be the destruction and defeat of the russian army.

congressman jim banks, victorio davis hanson discussedse the reckless depletion of our strategic petroleumerve and what happens next to there's a growing movement designed to confuse children about who they this is transgenderism. all your problems can be solved by changing your body. boys can be girls and girls can be boys. i went down this insane path, so i'm being hijacked. my brain criticism of the transgender movement will get you canceled, kicked off social media. what in the world is going on ? the schools of actually recommended the kids to activist resources, initiation, recruitment. lovebug people are uncomfortable. it preys on and creates broken families. i had my son completely taken away from me. it is everywhere. the culture is out to get your child. tucker carlson. originals transgressive streaming that one fox nation sign by fox nation .com. >> do you struggle to fall asleep and stay sleep? i'll sleep. support has a unique blend of five key ingredients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer so you can wake up refreshed. >> i used to wake up a couple of tim

hold referendums and parts of ukraine on joining russia, separatist leaders in russian controlled lu hanson, danielle chaper asia and her son say 4 days of voting will begin on friday. and the move could swallow up around 15 percent of ukrainian territory. the call for the vote in russian occupied regions comes as the ukrainian met military has made sweeping gains in its counter offensive against the invading russian forces. those, yes, my friends are sir. the don boss is returning home with that leader of the self proclaimed in its people's republic, announced a vote on joining russia. authorities in the neighboring self declared people's republic, a blue hands, as well as the occupied parts of the hassan and separation regions have announced similar poles to begin on friday and denounced. some residence welcomed the move when speaking to journalists with separatist mind as nasty, but we all supports us, all of us. so i think it will all be fine for this long journey won't be for nothing. we will make us the victory will be ours. what would you like? we are so happy. this is happening here

american american miss hanson would have targeted the bridge witness every day for 4 weeks now we're close. aah! to the him, son, side of the bridge. on the other end towards the middle of the bridge, the destruction these much were civilian vehicles are no longer able to cross it. but again, as i said, there's only a short window. we've been told by troops that we have. they have detected new launches. as of now, but this means that the cities that affect power lies than the people here who want to leave for safe. a passion for russian control territory with hospitals that are fully stocked with medicines are unable to do so because of the garbage, red and civilian infrastructure by ukrainian troops. only a fraction of the rockets each one costing american taxpayers a $150000.00, reach the bridge russian air defenses. see them coming from afar and shoot, moved down. they also warn the locals as an ambulance then case someone in this, in this kilometers long q is full. he feels ill because it is so the credibly long way people come my truck thought gay for their time to cross the riv

their compound in the olympic village is really present. isaac hanson is in germany for a day of commemorative events starting here in berlin, or he's been welcomed by chance of love schultz. that's our will later attend a memorial ceremony in bavaria together with german president on father's time i and relatives of victims. let's take a look back now. at events, there was a bits of september, 5th, 1972 ah munich, 1972. by hosting the summer olympics, germany wanted to show the world that it was a cheerful, colorful, cosmopolitan country. and that it had overcome the shadows of its nazi past. but then a shock, palestinian militants took control of the israeli athletes residence in the olympic village. they shot to israelis and took 9 hostage hoping to free prisoners in israel and germany. they demanded a flight to cairo with their hostages on board as well. the german authorities appeared to go along with it. helicopters took off from the olympic village and flew towards an air force base outside the city. hans physical was a german soldier stationed in the air bases tower that night to come

the country is president hanson recent wait for the pipe parade, will be canceled due to security reasons. or supporters of that decision held a rally thing. they wanted to uphold the religious and traditional family values. and on saturday, as a parade was officially prohibited l g b. he was assigned to this, to the streets in protest, but the involved in some violence as right when groups and to defray a high stakes meeting or taking place in washington during which south africa, presidents with any effort to punish african countries for their relationships with russia. would be to mean a leave express our discomfort and our opposition to it. we do believe that in the end, if it is past, it will identify those countries in africa that have some relationship or so with russia, it could be a trade one. it could be an investment one, it could be a, an economic one. and we do believe that that could be punishing type or act. i think it will harm africa. drew marginalized continent, the act to which the south african president is referring to is aimed at close countering malign russian activ

can the hanson republics in the east on hassan and parisha in the south . and india protest sobbing, held over the death of a 15 year old student to literally beat and buys teacher demonstrations turned violent to the state of utah possession. the boy belonged to the doll. it's a community i thought discriminated against on the hindu cost hierarchy. a teacher has not been found and it belongs to a community, regarded as upper cost happening, the child, the ports from new delhi, there is growing anger against cost as well, and cost based violence. it india last evening. why didn't protest broke out in a city in northern, in del, over the boy's death. the family says that the boy was beaten by his teacher a few weeks ago for making a spelling error. now, the family has called this a cost based, hit crime. this family is from the lowest costs in the hindu cost system, the social hierarchal system. this community is often treated as untouchables, not on touch ability in india is banned, but remains ramped. and the police have filed a complaint against the teach

so between the speech and his decision to che, hanson talked to people or he has, he has decided, well, i would say, excuse me, according to many, annually. so many pundits who had been observing his behavior scenes. his mother died yesterday. oh, the king chelsea, as he mentioned, has been outspoken about many issues, most notably climate change. do you think he's going to continue at said through there? i ross, a very quick question. i us and more now he has to keep neutrality because it, monica has to be here is a politically neutral. i will ask prince charles as prince of wales. he's been outspoken of will. sidney should now media. and then he said, prompted bigler, whether he's gonna keep her tightly in relation to climate change, i doubted. i don't think that the same issue she's for, which he's passionate. he's been involved in protecting the modem and, and campaigning against managing for many, many years is not something new. it's not a new fashion for him. which means that it is believed that he would probably lee 8th, what the government tried to put pressure on the governme

victor davis hanson joins me now. we ran into each other in the elevator moments ago, and you said it seems like groundhog day all over again. how many times have we been through this, and how many times has merrick garland been so indignant to anyone who questions the integrity or unbiased nature of the doj? >> marek garland stood before the american people and said "we will speak through --" and yet, one salacious manipulative fabricated leak after another. if he cared, which he doesn't, but if he cared about justice in america, he would be -- a grand jury to -- the leakers in his own agency who are the ultimate perversion of justice. >> here is what one of the authors of this "washington post" piece just admitted on msnbc. >> we don't know how much, which foreign government is involved. we have theories, but we've published what we can establish with certainty, and that is that among the records seized, there were details so concerning that it was covered by this classification, material that relates to a foreign g

this is the fame of the testimony of ss rottonführer erwin hanson, who served in the sonderkommando,rove into the city of rogachev in the city center, the car turned towards the adjacent forest city, habscharführer sterzinger explained to us the meaning of the word. i am ready not to go on vacation for 10 years than to do this work. we had to form a big circle. the so-called barriers to everyone, to not a single soldier or local resident. did not observe this work was carried out literally a month before release. rogachev in january 1944, at the end of may, a thousand five sonderkommando worked in the area, grodno sausage for salmon on foliush places of former prisoner-of-war camps, where about 10,000 people were killed. today. here is the city building. another place ford is the number two fortification of the period. during the first world war, during the years of occupation, it became a place of mass extermination, and a little later, an operation to eliminate these crimes, the process of crushing the rivers, stastalistic bones and ridges of tails landowners for syndromic znos fil

cansoha and hanson and to compliment what dr. wayne opened up with opening remarks, i had the joy of being at willy brown middle school and be surrounded by our students and welcoming our families and educator and staff and just really acknowledging and recognizing just how much our educator, administers and staff, what last year was and the opportunity and hopes and joy for this upcoming year so i just wanted to again, recognize and acknowledge our educator and staff and administrators for doing all that work everyday, all day. so with that we'll have our, recognizing all valuable employees, our rave awards night and i would like to call on dr. wayne to introduce the rave winner. >> thank you, this is my first opportunity to bring forward a rave recognition of award and i really appreciate that the board of education takes time to do because it's so important. we have so many hard-working staff and to take opportunities to lift up their efforts. i know it means a lot to them and it communicates how much we value the hard work th

cansoha and hanson and to compliment what dr. wayne opened up with opening remarks, i had the joy of being at willy brown middle school and be surrounded by our students and welcoming our families and educator and staff and just really acknowledging and recognizing just how much our educator, administers and staff, what last year was and the opportunity and hopes and joy for this upcoming year so i just wanted to again, recognize and acknowledge our educator and staff and administrators for doing all that work everyday, all day. so with that we'll have our, recognizing all valuable employees, our rave awards night and i would like to call on dr. wayne to introduce the rave winner. >> thank you, this is my first opportunity to bring forward a rave recognition of award and i really appreciate that the board of education takes time to do because it's so important. we have so many hard-working staff and to take opportunities to lift up their efforts. i know it means a lot to them and it communicates how much we value the hard work th

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: joining us now is victor davis hanson and stephen miller former senior advisor to presidentunder of america first legal stephen so the unelected bureaucrats in brussels apparently want to dictate how governments are elected, how the people i guess vote and choose and how they are run and this of the crowd correct? >> the are the stealth self style pro-democracy crowd but in truth they hate and loathe democracy. that's the reason why they are so outraged that a patriotic pro-family prime minister who was won in italy and thus the reason why the unelected and deep state in the unelected prosecutors and doj vesta gators has spent six years going after president donald trump because with a hate the most is when voters are in charge of their own destiny they believe, the elites they see the media, our financial system, our law enforcement system wisconsin doj, whether to talk about the e.u. in brussels. they believe that they know better than the everyday ordinary working people who believe in borders, families, and god. >> laura: i think when you look back victor eddie declarati

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brittani said hanson. all the sisters remember justin hansen.d mall. >> hollister. >> i think that was a big deal back then. right >> it was. >> cute guys? >> yes, oh yeah. >> if you went to abercrombie or hollister. >> the question was why was brittani suddenly remembering him now? >> we are getting an eerie feeling when his name his name was just popping in your head? >> just popping up. >> nothing more. >> like what does this keep happening? >> he had worked at hollister and he would come over to my kiosk and all and, of course, run out of the kiosk, of course, and it was what i thought was mutual relationship. >> did he seem interested in you? >> i don't remember that at all. >> flirty? >> flirty. >> brittani called detective gonterman with this latest memory. >> she says a name popped into my head, i don't know where this guy was justin hanson, he would come in and visit me. it was nothing bad. i remember him hanging out with me an hour at a time. it happened maybe three months before the attack, he would come by and just talk to me. >> she

. >>> joining me now, charles hanson. i wonder what you are thinking. maybe you've already been in line, perhaps you will jump in the queue at some point. what are your thoughts as you see all of these folks lining up sometimes as long as 24 hours? you heard a man there say he was expecting to be in line another four or five hours. help us understand this over here across the pond. >> well, i think everyone, the numbers taking part, there is an extra of their affection for the queen and admiration for the job that she did. but it is also an affection and interest in the family. so what we have here is the monarchy and the royal family. so the apex is the queen and now king charles iii, but surrounding him and helping with the public duties and also being figures in public life is an attention for the family. so it is a mixture of both of constitutional arrangement and the human relationship. and i think that the queen was held in very high regard. and more and more in her later years with great affection. not only the head of state, head of the commonwe

was a top student, i gifted baton taller, and some in the school choir, along with her friend jane hanson. >> why do you think you guys hit it off as well as you did? >> gus, we had a lot of things in our life that we're parallel. >> was she what used to call a girly girl? or was she a little bit of a tomboy? what do you remember? >> oh, no. she was a girly girl. >> december 19th, 1979, was a big night for michelle. it was for school choirs christmas banquet at the sheraton inn. with her hair done up to perfection and decked out in her favorite black dress and rabbit for court, she looked like an angel. each alicia. her nickname was fara. john is michelle's brother in law. >> it was for a faucet majors. the hairdo. >> with that here. >> so, she was farah. >> the it was a school night, after the banquet, michelle asked jean to go with her to the mall. that jane had homework to do. >> so when michelle said let's go to the mall tonight, jane, that was going to work for you? >> correct. i turned her down. >> so, going solo, michelle got in her parents 1972 buick electra and headed off to the

joining us now is victor davis hanson, senior fellow at hoover, and stephen miller, former senior adviser to president trump, founder of america first lega firstl. stephen , so the unelectedso the bureaucrats in brusselsls app apparently want to dictatear how governments are elected, how the people, i guess, vote and choose and how they're run. and this is the pro-democrac ofy crowd, correct through the self-styled pro-democracy clout crowd. h but inate and truth, they hate and loathe democracy. that's the reason why they are so outraged that a patrioticwo pro family prime minister hasn a won itallyy. and that's the reason why dee unelected deep state and the unelected prosecutors and doj investigators have spent six years going after president trump because what they hate the most is when voters are in charge of their own destiny. owthey believe the elites, whether you're talking about the media, our financial systemial system, in our law eno system, ensconced in doj, whether you're talking about the eu and brussels, they believe that they know better than the everyday, order ordinary wo

it's like for years, men didn't go to a barber and now that it's it's a big thing to look kind of hanson is a with a camera on me right i know i have not heard. i'm going to be looking this up. this is crazy. i'm just trying to think of any trouble. this could be tough to learn to walk correctly again because, yeah, your dates going to be changing. >> that i had a friend whose kid did it when the when still ground. he's totally normal and healthy. >> again, as a, you know, white privilege, tall male with parents who live on the coast and expected go to college. i do feel that i've benefited from all those factors. so i understand stresses and this is one of them. what i pay $75,000. you're just 20 but not one of the is too late for you is i was just saying. >> imagine you're like bones intentionally. now i can't a z. i mean, all all i had was trey lance on my mind this morning when i saw him break it ankle, you know, i mean, and that talk about that's going to be some fall out, too, for the forty-niners. but wait, let's go to the other huge about that happening, which is the hurricane. a

the point is, chris hanson from player or the show where one dude dates 40 girls at the same time? the bachelor. >> somebody is going to pick up on my humor here. the host of that show gets fired because one of the contestants has been involved in antebellum stuff and he stood up for her and those people get put in the same category for those who do egregious things. >> this affects us in every day life; right? we're so scared to say anything to anyone out of fear of getting -- in our own way cancelled just in daily life and being misunderstood when we mean no harm. >> it is so true. i just wonder how long had sharon osbourne had been waiting to say those words and [ bleep ] them all out there. she was really ready to go. i mean, what you're saying alicia is exactly how i knew that the exit polls in 2016 for my father-in-law were going to be incorrect because people just didn't want to hassle with it. they didn't want to talk to the exit pollster after the vote and get judged by that person saying i voted for trump. i knew they were going to be wrong and they were wrong. it is a sa

the referendums schedule from friday and the loo, hanson headstone separation and jeanette screens. that's 15 percent of ukraine territory were beloved last night, the civic chambers of the done yet and lance people's republics appealed to the hedge of these territories in order to immediately hold referendums on joining the russian federation. given the current situation that simply can't be any other solution. and referendums will definitely take place. the leadership of the d p r and l p are already taking the necessary steps to join forces. gabriel, under has more from keith, particularly in jeopardy, and in no yes. in both of those regions, russia only holds roughly about 50 percent of the territory. their local officials have said that they only plan to hold this referendum vote in the part of those regions. their russian forces do currently hold hello. it's really unprecedented to try to hold some sort of referendum such as this in an active wars zone is exactly what they're facing right now. it also appears that this was hastily organized or put together, given the fact that

the velvet glove and we're about to feel the steel beneath it.l feel the steel benea victor davis hanson is a senior fellow3 4 f1 ofikening the united states is likening the opposition party to the e. o doesn't seem accidental.s itli seemske intentional and iti seems likeng the beginning ofid something very bad. can you think ofwho ha any other president who's ever spoken this way about americanmeri citizens? >> not really. we hadca a senatorn citizensn nd joe mccarthy that did and we know how that ended up. n's offe but joe biden is all for unityar when his polls are above 50%he i and when he's desperate. and so so far as polls areis drp dropping even this week as in th speak down back to thirty eight in the latest reuterreutee then he trie ns to divide w the nation and we and we know how that's going to end uput not going to end up well for him.bue but it's so predictable. we went through the russian collusion hoax and then we wento through the laptopaxion hoax disinformation hoax. then we went through the insurrection and attempted to overthrow the government. january six , it wasn'go

also joining me now is victor davis hanson, hoover institution senior fellow. stephen , you and i ran intoento each other in the elevator moments ago, and you said itemse seems like it's groundhog day all over again. how many times we've been h through this and how many times has merrick garland gotten uthip there and been so indignant to anyone? question the integrity or the unbiased nature of the doj? >> well, first of all, merrick j garland stood before the american people and hethe am said, we will speak through our filings, not through leaks. and yet it's beenll spe one salacious, manipulated fabricaket, to leak after anoth. and if he cared, which he doesn't, but if he cared at allc about justice in america, he would be impaneling a grand jury- a gran tonight to investie the leakers in his own agency.jy twho are the ultimate perversia of justice in america.ersion >> victor, here's one of the authors of this washington post piece just admitted on msnbc. >> watch this. we don't know how much we don't know which foreign government is involved. we have some th

it is in the new hanson region although russia is thought to still hold around 20% of ukraine. —— luhanskseva is the ukrainian mp representing kharkiv, which is now fully back under control of the ukrainians. here's what she had to say about the votes. the referendums you havejust mentioned, the possible ones, we don't recognise them as well as our partners. and we don't think it will pave a way of any, you know, further introduction with russia. as president zelensky said, it will not prevent us from liberalising the regions affected and temporarily occupied crimea. we can cross to the un. president markram is speaking. translation: markram is speaking. tuna/mom- markram is speaking. translation: , ., we need to make a simple choice basically, that of war or that of peace. on the 24th of february this year, russia, a permanent member of the security council, through an act of aggression, and invasion, and annexation, broke our collective security. it deliberately violated the un charter and the principle of sovereign equality of states. from the 16th of march, the international court ofj

and so so much of what when curtis lemay and haywood hanson begin their campaigns against the japanese homeland, they're bringing with them the experiences and the lessons learned and whatnot from what lucky goes through in in europe. and so, of course, you know, the americans started the air war, committed to this strategy of daylight, high altitude precision bombing, and the idea being that a modern nation's economy is much like a house of cards. you know, all these interdependent industries, and that if you come in and you use precision bombing and you knock out oil refineries, for instance, then you can collapse all these other industries. and in the modern economy, economy will essentially tumble down like a house of cards. and of course, that that's great in theory, but when the war breaks out, we realize that it doesn't really work. i mean, the german economy is far more resourceful. they're far more creative. they're able to disperse industries, they're able to bring in raw goods and things like that, occupied countries. and so we're finding that guys like lucky are flying over

that's what senator hanson, senator shaheen -- to accomplish when we introduced the online sales simplicity and small business relief act. if congress fails, my belief is you're gonna see increasing numbers of oregon small businesses chased and hassled by authorities from texas, florida, or california, over tax liabilities that they cannot effectively dispute. this is a conflict that that congress ought to help prevent. otherwise, my view is you will find organ in other states won't be particularly interested in helping these actions against our residents move forward. the bottom line is that small businesses have it plenty challenging today just trying to keep their doors open. the family-owned -- clothing boutiques, should be forced into spending big on sales tax consultants and software. this committee has a bipartisan interest in helping small businesses get ahead. this is an opportunity for us to lower the cost for small businesses and reduce their headaches. again, i want to thank senator hassan, for her leadership. she has discussed this issue with me many, many times, as has senator

. >> senator hanson, you are recognized for your questions. sen. hassan: thank you mr. chair, and thank you to our witnesses for being in front of the committee today. i want to start with a question that builds on what senator rosen was discussing, and this is to mr. boland and mr. roeder. terrorists have livestreamed their attacks on social media. these livestream attacks encourage individuals to commit future attacks. are there ways for social media companies to quickly identify terrorist content? mr. boland: four livestream videos, ai could try to spot these types of attacks. they have gotten a lot better since i worked there a few years ago. i am not an expert on the extent , but they have made strides. it is -- mr. roetter: it is certainly possible. it is a hard technical challenge, you can build them out to figure out the real-time content of videos. they will not be perfect, but you can certainly use them. sen. hassan: this is an increasing issue because we are seeing this happen much more quickly in part because of the influence of social media too. i look forw

you yourself are very, and hanson man thank you very much.pment and another moment you sang a little to yourself. nikita, for yourself, you would sing more, for us for a hundred, maybe really more hearts, would respond to your beautiful voice. thank you so much. voice of the immortal regiment baritone mikhail gavrilov hello everyone! hello juices. i like it i liked your performance that you sang so courageously without any unnecessary body movements in this song. this is completely unnecessary. and , of course, i liked that you didn't copy the original. it is too. i think it's very important. thank you good luck. thank you. thank you. you know, you've cut this song wonderfully. who did not, let it be on their conscience, in general , there is a chanson of the concept of a pie with a filling or a pie without a filling what is not yes, there is, so nikita is a good pie. with stuffing thank you for not hot dogs. alexey vorobyov handsome. well done. it came out from the heart. here it is, just like i taught. that's without any extra movement. yes

they were held as being parts of russia, they were held in the brick race regions of donetsk and hansonfriday to formally annexed four parts of ukraine. we will bring you more on that little bit later, we be returning to that. hurricane ian has been battering the us state of florida with powerful winds and a huge storm surge that has flooded communities along the south—west coast. governor ron de santis has said the hurricane would rank as one of the five strongest ever to strike florida, and there would be damage throughout the state. more than two million homes and businesses are without electricity. azadeh moshiri has this report. good afternoon, everyone. we are coming on the air because hurricane ian is about to make landfall on florida's south—west coast. ian has made landfall around fort myers. . the hurricane has made landfall as well as the headlines across us networks. that's because it has become one of the strongest hurricanes to ever strike the united states. and now the dangers are multiplying. the life—threatening winds and flooding have already caused damage throughout f

to shine maya has hosted his israeli counterpart, isaac hanson in berlin. the meeting came after germany said it would make payments to the families of israeli athletes killed in the 1972 munich olympics massacre shy . my, i said that it was shameful that had taken 5 decades for germany to agree to compensation . the 2 presidents will attend a commemoration ceremony in munich on monday because we are worried about this is dw news from berlin. and remember, you always find more news on our website. that's d w dot com. ah, ah ah, ah ah hello, and welcome to a new edition of check in. today we're showing you syringe in a state and central germany with a lot to offer. our reporters take you to picturesque old towns, places steeped in history. and one of germany's most famous hiking trail. lucas fig visits the claim applica, the tourist attraction and effort. nicole clearly takes you to vi mom, the small city a big thinkers.