if i or someone can help you with this, tell me, you understand, you understand, wait, wait, to be honest, i was scared, i was scared, but when i came closer, such a man, wow, on on tv he is much smaller than in real life, such, i am very grateful to him for listening to me, then , to be honest, even this, this played a big role, i... thank you, i am answering this question, you can shout some more, you will never wait for me to do something under pressure, it is not for nothing that they say, one bleated and the herd ran, well, these are people, this is a herd, therefore, well, i don’t think that everyone says that, to be honest, let him stay for at least another... it’s scary, it’s a crowd, and there is only one president, and how many guards are there, but i think we have adequate people, well, the one who said this, i think he was wrong, he should have been punished for this, it's very offensive, to be honest, it's wrong, why should an officer shoot himself, this officer holds the country in his hands, we have bread, we have meat, we have milk, and with natural products, we have work,

we have been honest with the public - been honest with the public about— been honest with the publicance we have. we knew — about the inheritance we have. we knew we wouldn't have it a really — we knew we wouldn't have it a really difficult economic situation, but what we have discovered since we came into government 12 weeks ago, funher— government 12 weeks ago, further problems in the public finances. _ further problems in the public finances, problems in the prisons. _ finances, problems in the prisons, for example. we have to be _ prisons, for example. we have to be honest about that because we have — to be honest about that because we have had 15 years of conservative government weather has not _ conservative government weather has not been that honesty. this conference will be about setting out how we will rebuild britain, — setting out how we will rebuild britain, fixing foundations, building _ britain, fixing foundations, building the future for the country— building the future for the country and not returning to the chaos _ country and not returning to the chaos of the last

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i am not 100% sure, to be honest.— the pitch. i am not 10096 sure, to be honest.— to be honest. the red cards on the coaches. i— to be honest. the red cards on the coaches. i didn't _ to be honest. the red cards on the coaches. i didn't hear - the coaches. i didn't hear anything. it was a very emotional moment. i did not hear— emotional moment. i did not hear anything from the mouth. the referee saying his point of view — the referee saying his point of view very _ the referee saying his point of view. very emotional, but nothing _ view. very emotional, but nothing more than his point of view— nothing more than his point of view on — nothing more than his point of view on that situation. the only championship match of the day was a lancashire derby at deepdale, where preston north end against blackburn finished goalless. it took a long time to warm up, before rovers' tyreece dolan hit the woodwork around 40 minutes in. sam greenwood's red card dropped preston to ten men before half—time, and blackburn lost one of their own later on when 0wen beck saw red, too. an alleged bite in

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to be honest.t now so, i'm playing a few times a week and yet, having lessons just enjoying playing a few times a week and yet, having lessonsjust enjoying having something to focus my attention on and like i said, lots of free time. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories today. great britain's heather watson is out of the korea open, she lost to ukraine's marta kostyuk, in the second round. watson, ranked 183rd in the world, went down 6—2, 6—2 to the fifth seed in seoul scotland rugby legend john jeffrey says he feels "hurt, bitter and betrayed" as he was forced to end his bid to become chair of world rugby after failing to secure the support of his own union, the 65—year—oldhad been the favourite to take over from sir bill beaumont in november. prize money in the diamond league will hit record levels from next season. the total ampount across the whole series will rise by almost a third, to 9.2 million us dollars. next year's diamond league will have 15 meetings in 13 countries betw

the budget does not receive funds, but taxes are regular. is higher for honest players.ording to the parliamentary committee on finance, tax and customs policy, up to uah 500 billion of potential revenues are currently hidden in the shadows. that's about a third of what we currently collect in taxes. we collect about 800 trillion, about 2 trillion in taxes, another 2 trillion are given to us by internationals. so 500 billion is a quarter, or there is close to a third of. to a quarter of all our tax revenue, that's crazy funds that would greatly help our army. yaroslav zheleznyak, the deputy chairman of the committee on financial, tax and customs policy, in particular cites the simplest and most common manipulations of fops. go to any restaurant, they will bring you two checks, or we have a chain of supermarkets that issue a check from some fop at each cash register. avoid paying higher taxes. or 5% or even the fop of the second group, here it reduces its tax burden. one example of shadow work is the fixed access market internet networks. in ukraine, as of august 1 of thi

anastasia was absolutely honest with us, because when she answered our questions, in her eyes... there was a special sparkle, which not only i, as i believe, but everyone believes, gave us advice as the younger generation, and it seemed to me that the conversation was very interesting, thank you, and it seems to me that it was mostly honest, but there was a question about an interactive game, truth or dare, so when anastasia chose the truth, she was asked about shameful moments, when she said: that she did not have such moments in her life, i do not think that at that moment she was completely honest, anastasia, you can comment on the young man, of course, like all ordinary people, i have different moments, both good and bad, but i try to think about the good moments, each person should have their own secrets, no need to tell the whole world about everything, anastasia, we have such a rule, the last word is always for the hero, let me summarize. the conversation that took place, i want to express my deep gratitude to everyone who was in this studio today, the most important thing is th

you know, i'll be honest, i just want to have a specialized diploma, why? know, the law will change, and in order to work legally in the information space, you will need a corresponding diploma, so i'm going. to finish my studies, although i lost another year there in terms of recovery, there is a very big difference, academic, it turns out, in order for me to have a specialized education, in order to be crust, that is, i do not hide it, well , let's see, maybe i really can learn something new for myself, because i believe that we need to constantly develop , constantly improve our skills, well , it's true, this needs to be done constantly. here are the pardoned and released, unexpectedly, but it was you who named the last group of people that our president released, and why exactly you? and this also relates to what i think, soon i will be able to talk publicly about, but for now it remains, it is a little secret, now the last ones are still going on preparations. before i can slightly lift the curtain of secrecy, i still have quite a lot of filming, and t

i very much doubt it, to be honest. what you have got| be honest.ot there is italy rescuing people at sea, transporting them to be detained in albania for a period of time, for their claims to be assessed, and then italy resuming responsibility. the fact is that all these measures designed at trying to deter people take no notice of the fact that people are already under the gravest of deterrents. look again at what has just happened. deterrents. look again at what hasjust happened. so, start accepting that we all need to share responsibility, that means that all of us, all countries, will have to receive refugees, provide safe access to asylum systems, and simply shipping people around from one country to another is not helping. country to another is not helping-— country to another is not helinu. . ~ ., ., helping. thank you for “oining us, helping. thank you for “oining steve * helping. thank you forjoining us, steve valdez-symonds, l helping. thank you forjoining - us, steve valdez-symonds, from us, steve valdez—symonds, from amnesty internation

and we must also be honest about the trade-offs. we j honest about the trade—offs.l risks. we cannot be the first port of call when problems arise, the state. we need reliance, family first conditions. tax and subsidise cannot be our mantra any more. so we must think and act like conservatives once again. demonstrate that we understand the challenges that people and our country face now and provide the solution is to give them a brighter and better future. we accomplished lots and governments, but our divisions and our behaviour obscured our victories and amplified our mistakes. we spent too much time talking tough and not enough time taking action. we spoke lots about what we were going to do, but almost never about why we were going to do it. this is the opposite of how i have acted in my career and it is the opposite of how i intend to lead. i will tackle the problems in front of us with conservative solutions and i will make the uk the greatest power in europe, strong in defence of our people, our allies and our interests. strong in defence of our values and pri

well, you know that a characteristic sign of midsummer is a cobweb flying in the air, but to be honestweb can only be seen in the forest or in the park, and if we drive to work in the subway, in minibuses, then of course, well, no i know, to be honest, and the origin, well , of course everyone says that women are for the summer, well , it’s clear that it comes from the word woman, when elderly people, elderly women enjoyed the autumn sun’s warmth, when there wasn’t so much work in the garden, but there is also such a version that... from the web that flies summer summer, these are such different variants of the name of the lady's summer, without exaggeration, one of the most luxurious seasons, when it is no longer cold and... hot and the air temperature , i hope that everyone is satisfied, well , we talked about the summer of women, and now we move on to our traditional sub-heading "magnetic storms", and there is something to say here, because tomorrow, as you can see on our forecast chart, quite a few are expected well, powerful, i would say magnetic storms, that's why please, whoever

it's designed to be honest. i don't really think about it retrospectively closet, this might well be the breakthrough. if i make it as p c as it can possibly be, know in the end, i'll know whether it's good enough or not valid on that now. is that the center stuff? that's the sausage, is that barbecue sauce? i said more as a list of come out in a minute. you might be able to be in a low. i mean, we all taste it. we always say it was only produced at once. we're all happy with it. so seems that we test all the dishes early in advance. i'm in position for hours. i reckoned that to be full of flavors. yeah, cuz it's like i forget the whole thing. give me some is a bottom. i put myself under pressure because i've always go very high expectations of myself in 5 years time. i'd like to to see from we've got to the point where we're getting very close to realizing our goals and a it's my, just like every month there's a slope. the poles left for 2 to 3 years because they've long as long as they back off the differences

and i just must be honest for us. you have to be honest with yourself. me reason, what do you think are you know, you don't offend, but anyway, if you have 2 things i know and also i believe that it's not. i personally feel that it's not popular. as you said, you have to be popular video. so 1st honest, i'm popular uh and you can be popular with the holy word. it's impossible or exactly what that thing is that shows, oh, once complex that you want all your shoes, so we'll go choose so kind. she's so nice certification from everyone. i never cared for that, you are right about that. and there is to say, look, i don't need your certificate. i know i'm very nice. i'm very kind. i'm great. okay, thank you. yeah, you can afford to say that, no, no, but say respect. so i'll be mine, you think the women not represented enough in politics? no, you will not have to 30 percent reservation is approved. i'd be yeah. approved but implemented benefit. yeah. it's still all the way to go. what did you learn being and judges about. i believe that just stick to your belie

cooperation with the state and honest coexistence with it and in it. know, when we were talking about this, i thought about our army and really remembered the text of pavel kazarin, one from the most recent, where he touches on the issue of... demobilization at the last press conference of the president and says that there were many different questions, but this question was never heard, despite the fact that the first draft laws on demobilization in our country began to appear at the beginning in 2023, and actually after the changes in the mobilization rules were approved at the level of the verkhovna rada and they are already being implemented, we were promised... and the bill on demobilization for those soldiers who are simply at the limit of human capabilities, capabilities now remain in doing their work, hard work in this country and in this war. this is not happening, and once again the burden of the war falls on a small percentage of people, a small percentage of ukrainians, 15, 10, 15, we are talking now. about 4 million people who are involved

taxes are regularly raised for honest gamblers.ng to the parliamentary committee on finance, tax and customs policy, up to 500 billion hryvnias of potential revenues are currently hidden in tina. this is approximately. a third of what we are now we collect as taxes, we collect about 800 trillion, about two trillion in taxes, another two trillion are given to us by internationals, so 500 billion is a quarter, or there is close to a third, from a third to a quarter of all our tax revenues, these are crazy funds, which would greatly help our army, deputy chairman of the committee on financial, tax and customs issues. politician yaroslav zheleznyak, in particular, cites the simplest and most common manipulations of fops: go to any restaurant and they will bring you two checks, or we have supermarket chains, which issue a check from some fop at each checkout, avoid paying higher taxes, show either 5%, or generally fop of the second group, that is, reduce their tax burden. one of the examples of shadow work is the fixed internet access m

someone can help you with this, tell me, do you understand, do you understand, wait, wait, to be honest i was scared, i was scared, but when i got closer, such a man, wow, on tv he is much smaller than in real life, such, i am very grateful to him for listening to me, then, to be honest, even this, this played a big role. i talked, i cried, i calmed down, everything is fine, we found out about this at the last minute moment, like, well, we were already warned, let's say, he, alexander grigorievich, was supposed to arrive on wednesday, but we were told about it on tuesday, like, well, no one prepared anything, well, somehow, we are not those people, we are workers, we need to work, when, well, they said they would arrive, when, well, it flew in, like , they came out, well, yes, there are nuances, there are, well, such comrades who... at least for one more term, well, because we need to support the country, shoot yourself, officer, be so kind, answer please, don't worry, i will not beat you up, what are you talking about, this is not in in my interests, if at least one provokes something

i'll be honest, and things aren't progressing. feel a lot of work, you know, i was a forward thinking but too much inclined to even if it's an idea is one's on the then things will have to improve. other things go wrong. you don't have a secret exit climb yet. no one else at the moment, to be honest, there's no plan be along days all the and includes the whole black coastline. think of it, lots of them will need to keep an eye on that and come by nagging it's spring today . mark and his colleague of running a health check on that capital. they'll be put down to post here in 3 weeks time. during the winter months, the oprah cow stay in the bon, where they have around twice as much space to move around in the name conventional husbandry. they have lots of noises, mentors, or spaced, as of course means you're animals in the same surface area on the account. and then of course, if you're keeping for your animals and your revenues will be lower, i mean, you've got to have a head so relatively simple, really are stuck in phone with it's

to be honest, there's no plan. be along days, all the and include the whole black coastline thing of it. lots of them will need to keep an eye on that and come by and they again, it's spring today mark and his colleague of running a health check on that capital. they'll be put down to post here in 3 weeks time. during the winter months, the oprah cow stay in the bon, where they have around twice as much space to move around in the name conventional has been drink. they have lots of doors at the mentors or spaced, as of course means your animals on the same surface area on the account. and then of course, if you're keeping for your animals and your revenues will be lower, i mean you've got to have a head. so relatively simple, really are stuck in phone with it's 100 heck to as of past you, that isn't the remote secret i'm region and attempts to sell you will kind of meet to the farm shop. didn't work out. now, mark drawing out some new only days with his own mind to you that it has also a major goal of ours to reall

i'll be honest. things aren't progressing. feel a lot of work, you know, i was a forward thinking but the bunch of plans, even if it's that ideas and then things will have to improve. what are the things go wrong? you don't have a secret exit climb yet? no one else at the moment it's got to be honest. there's no plan, be a blank label the and include the whole black, coastal and thing of it. lots of them with will need to keep an eye on that and come by now again. it's spring and today mark and his colleague of running a health check on that capital. they'll be put down to post here in 3 weeks time. during the winter months, the oprah cow stay in the bomb where they have around twice as much space to move around in the name conventional osbourne. dri. we have lots of doors at the mentors or spaced, as of course means you're animals in the same surface area. on the account and then of course, if you're keeping pure animals and your revenues will be lower, i mean you've got to have a head so relatively simple, really just to con

i mean, to be honest, riiht conflict? i mean, to be honest, right now _ conflict?right now it doesn't _ conflict? i mean, to be honest, right now it doesn't feel - conflict? i mean, to be honest, right now it doesn't feel that i right now it doesn't feel that way. ukrainians are fighting what is essentially a war of attrition against the russians on their southern and eastern borders. this is a war, when i say attrition, it's just that the front line stays roughly the front line stays roughly the same but lots of people are dying. the russians have more manpower to flow into the war, they have more weaponry. so that has been grim. ukrainians took some initiative recently, and this is where i think the new emboldened victory conversation is coming from, because they seized territory inside russia. ukrainians actually invaded russia, if you will, counter invaded, and took russian territory temporarily to use as a bargaining chip. so ina to use as a bargaining chip. so in a sense, it doesn't feel that different, it doesn't feel like the war is going to end tomorrow. b

and very honest in the wa that video. and very honest in the way that it — video.scribes - video. and very honest in the way that it describes the - video. and very honest in the way that it describes the last | way that it describes the last nine months of being incredibly tough for us as a family. yes absolutely- _ tough for us as a family. yes absolutely. i _ tough for us as a family. yes absolutely. i think _ tough for us as a family. yes absolutely. i think that - tough for us as a family. yes absolutely. i think that is what the princess of wales was trying to get across but this is about family and it's always been about family and about her family about how this has affected her and her immediate family. including her parents. we get to see them in the video. i think she has been focusing on the mental health side to it and how tough it is, she described it as being scary. that is what she wanted to portray in this particular video that we have been given, that the focus has been on her treatment but on her family and the effect that treatment has had on he

it is a raw and honest assessment. that is what _ raw and honest assessment.nt. that is what we have asked for. that is why i what we have asked for. that is why i wanted _ what we have asked for. that is why i wanted to — what we have asked for. that is why i wanted to come here to the king's fund, _ i wanted to come here to the king's fund, home — i wanted to come here to the king's fund, home to many of our country's leading _ fund, home to many of our country's leading health experts. your contributions are going to be vital as we _ contributions are going to be vital as we get— contributions are going to be vital as we get this precious institution back on— as we get this precious institution back on its— as we get this precious institution back on its feet. and build an nhs which _ back on its feet. and build an nhs which is _ back on its feet. and build an nhs which is truly fit for the future. look, — which is truly fit for the future. look, i— which is truly fit for the future. look, iwas— which is truly fit for the future. look, i was starting point

all i know is i deliver an honest program and i write books that people want to read. that is the genesis of my success. i wish everybody else has success, too. that's all. >> i just want you to know i learned from you to ask hard questions. i know you expect nothing less. these are honest and fair questions. >> the one thing you need to learn is when you ask a question have it fact based, okay? if it isn't fact based, tell the audience that up front. >> the facts are the settlements were real. >> i don't make any settlements. all right? >> there are settlements. fox made a settlement on your behalf. >> i have no idea what fox did. >> you know truth and honest y and that can't be true. >> you're wrong and that's it. i had nothing to do with what fox -- how it ran its company or anything else. we parted. they fulfilled their obligation to me and then i've gone on and become a very big success in other venues. that's it. >> it is my hope that we some day have a culture where our media companies will employ women who are settled with and the stench of that settlement does

i just must be honest. our legends as stories are episodes on events, on not community for infecting. yes, interesting. but each one has a message. we must read the messages between the lines of god just about was wonderful, 6 years last time. and there's so much to know. i don't see the importance of culture in any way, hadn't got them there. hello and welcome. my name is, i don't know if i'm kid red, come to my job in for the next half an odd. we will discuss all the things in the potter with a very special guest. susan declaimed in plastic, goes down to the end quarter graphite who was performed on the little shooting the tradition of our great nation. she has received numerous awards, including 2 of india's highest dividend awards that comes under mounting, sonoma, and seeing is a true believing legend of indian classical dumps. she was born in 1944 and by and her grandfather was a renowned freedom fight to month. things started dancing at the age of 4 and the 18 she ran away from home to pursue her dre

living through honest work, i work as a welder at one of enterprises in the energy sector, that is,ryone already knows which one, that is, no secrets, nothing, absolutely, like a civil enterprise, i produce transformers for the energy industry, i weld various parts there, tanks. everything in that spirit, well, and they don’t offend me with the salary either, since i have already decided that finally all my adventures in this life have ended, that it’s time already, probably, somehow, to settle down in one place, i, in addition to everything else, yes, i have already submitted documents for reinstatement in the journalism department, i am reinstating in the correspondence department, therefore, everything is quiet, the topic of pardoning prisoners is relevant today, those convicted of a protest-oriented crime are actively writing: a petition to the president, last week the prosecutor general announced another meeting of the commission on pardon issues, over the past month in belarus 60 people have been released in this way, they have complied with the mandatory conditions, a petitio

one way or the other, to be honest. what's interesting because gloria before we actually talked about the candidates, our actually talk about the host of the debate, which on so you should just leave alone. if you're talking about the rest your lives in the argument except the rest do matter. i'm going to say this get out and i laugh i'll media colleagues dismissed that hosted the debates. don't matter. they do. do you think david mar, lindsey actually treated both candidates fairly and donald trump was actually given almost double the time to speak. but was that because the command of the stage, or because the host wanted him to hoping that he would hang himself with his own words? i think she was given more time to speak intentionally because tamala harris has nothing to say. she has nothing to say about her how she lives in the last 3 and a half years. she has nothing to say about that her policy, she has no policy. so by keeping president, trump speaking, they were able to keep her quiet and let's face it. she felt

oh, that's the tell us what i have to be honest. i don't know why tell us what is relevant to any other to be honest, i don't. i mean, there's a lot of endorsements that took place that i don't quite get. i mean, the idea that the changing list cheney is all a sudden, you know, these are the great statesman of the democratic party as the model heard, supposed to be a specific mission. the big cheney ellis training during the debate. i gotta be honest, i don't quite get that at all. i don't think these endorsements, but the deals with thing may have some level of legs in regards to maybe a younger demographic, maybe young women who listen to taylor swift. i mean, what is, what's the here is already going to get the graphic probably. is this going to be overly significant? see, i don't know if it was with the graphic the political stage, the way the resume is we here and doors has all of the time, and i don't think anybody shocks, i remember the music or hollywood will endorse the democrat. i mean, that's nothing new. we see that i th

an honest disparity _ for their age. an honest disparity in _ for their age. their age. an honest | disparity in terms of how for their age. an honest - disparity in terms of how much help children get at home, sometimes kids will get lots of help and sometimes will get almost none. in help and sometimes will get almost none.— almost none. in this conversation, - almost none. in this i conversation, parents almost none. in this - conversation, parents are at home in the evening or educated themselves are very involved and their involvement can get a lot of support on homework by parents with different cultural norms around school may not even think that it's theirjob to help but they may also be working two jobs, they may have limited english and i build understand the assignments that come up a lot and united states in recent years and changes in how maths is taught and how lots of people struggle to provide the correct type of support for students and why the arguments against homework the arguments against homework the teachers in class can also provide mor

well, to be honest, i don't know what can be done after the witness has taken back his testimony, wellss, well, still, something can be done, no, what is this, this is a reminder, viktor ivanovich. you know, i've been paying more attention to my health lately, so, and what, you're 30 years old, you know, nevertheless, i decided to completely revise my diet, thank god, there is a lot of information on this subject now, the main thing is to know where to look, the most important thing is, nothing meat, dairy, well... thank you very much, well if you want, i will just send you the link, bon appetit. well, your signature is not here, why? no, it is on the next page. hello, good evening, boris, i apologize for keeping you waiting, my wife asked me to buy all sorts of junk for my daughter for school, cardboard, gouache, children are sacred, on the way not i haven't come across a single stationery store, but here i did, next to a restaurant, i was lucky. look, i noticed this thing, usually good people are lucky, yes, i can only be happy for good people, don't be too picky, don't be too picky,

that is, look, volodymyr zelenskyi, i'll be honest, it pisses me off that this person for some reason believes that if he became the president, it gives him the right to decide something without asking anyone, in such serious matters, unfortunately, we see, i think, that there is no plan for victory, there is, let's say, a plan of some little things that volodymyr oleksandro . most likely , he will not get it 100%, after which he will start negotiating with shouts that, as you can see, the damned west is pouring, because, excuse me, when i saw that reuters reported yesterday, for example, that it turns out that ukraine has already agreed to supplies of azerbaijan gas from our territory since the beginning of the 25th year, we understand that this is not about azerbaijani physical gas, but about russian, to put it mildly, when i saw how the ukrainian authorities signed some... agreements, for example, on the supply of under-sanctioned of russian oil through ukrainian territory for the hungarians, it’s just that the hungarians will now formally purchase it at the border with belarus, wh

i gotta be honest, i don't want to get federal. i don't think these endorsements, but the deals with thing may have some level of legs in regards to maybe a younger demographic. maybe young women who listen to taylor swift. i mean, is, was paula here is already going to get a young. ready graphic probably, is this going to be overly significant? you see, i don't know that it was sweetheart demographic, but the political space, the way the resume is we here in doors has all of the time. and i don't think anybody shot cuz i remember the music or hollywood will endorse a democrat. i mean, that's nothing new to it. we see that i think there's more of a surprise when they come out endorsing republican. that's where people go. wait a minute, really. you're, you're bucking. yeah. the system on this and what kind of retribution are you going to expect for that being said, tom, there's always about a strategy. and just like i ask for you to take off her hat as a part of the night interest, put it back on cuz she's now back to being the tran

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why because we are talking about a work phone, well let's be honest, friends, most people don't havesame phone that they have, it's also a work phone, relatively speaking, it's one time, two times, you you understand very well that, again, what does it mean, like, you can’t set it, he says, it’s my personal phone, and that’s it, and go to hell, as volodymyr oleksandrovich zelenskyi says, then the third point, and let's just say, overriding, as far as i know, has been for a long time. in all adequate units in the army , it has long been forbidden to conduct any official correspondence by telegram, and everyone who has even a little bit of smut in their head, who does not want to get a missile on their head, has long ceased to conduct any negotiations there, that is, the military have long been communicating or in whatsapp or in the majority of signals, and i think they know this very well, but as for civil servants, well, look, this is a very important decision that really needs to be taken before deanonymization telegram so that there could be no anonymous telegrams, so that it would

people, you know, going back to the honest movement. well , accordingly, the honesty of people in ourdetermined by the courts, and at least these are people who do not have judges' verdicts on cases, nevertheless , some such scandalous reports about the background of which ministers have been thundered, in particular, there was a lot of talk about the fact that olga's case stefanishnoi regarding her work at the ministry of justice in the early 2010s, it is being considered. currently there is no verdict in the higher anti-corruption court, but nevertheless the minister justice has such a background, and they also talked about the family of the minister of youth and sports matvyi bidny, that his wife's father is involved in the case of selling some military goods to russia already during the full-scale war. the minister himself, he commented on this story, said that he was not interested in what his father-in-law was doing, this is also a story, well, not that it is ambiguous, rather even very unambiguous, because, well, in principle, if the business of a close relative is engaged in t

i have to be honest, the characterization of hoover is, bill, one of the laziest redacs of what i have read. it is the redux of the american president who did not care during the depression and leaves out all the context. it leaves out what he did during the presidency and says he didn't do anything. >> let me defend. >> okay. >> so, herbert hoover was a brilliant man, buwe don't have time in a book like this that runs more than 400 pages and more 40 people to get into the minutia. we are giving you broad strokes. the reason he became president is because he performed brilliantly in europe, as you know, in world war i and bringing relief to americans in the war, but europeans. then he came back and performs okay as secretary of commerce, particularly in the mississippi river flooding. we gave your great grandfather two great props. >> there were things wrong. the major in college. i wonder if there was a fact checker. >> there should have been. after the interview, i will be happy to take down what facts are wrong. here's what your great grandfather, here's t bottom line on him. so, wh

we need to add people to the supreme court, just to be fair and honest. and we need to get rid of the electoral college. host: all right. here's joe, republican, georgia. caller: i'm very fired up with donald trump, he'll be elected on the biggest landslide in history. i'm calling a lot of shows like yours. i'm down here in georgia working for trump. he'll win, he'll be the greatest president for the economy in history and we are getting everybody fired up where i live. i think it's going to be a landslide for donald john trump. i predict the stock market will break every record in history with donald john trump. i'm so fired up and i predict he will win in a huge landslide. host: how are you working for him? how are you getting the boat out? caller: i'm the number one caller of talkshows in the country, calling yours today, i'm planning to call all of them and tell them that i strongly support trump. i'm doing a lot of national talk shows, calling in and saying vote for donald john trump, he's the best president in history for the stock market and the ec

honest, oh, no, i don't drink at work, me neither, well as you wish, your health, yeah, yeah, that'swhere i have this bad bastard, the guys were only 19 years old, and he interrogated them with an addition, one of them died after that, yes, he died, at home from cerebral edema, and how... the guy of the residents, yeah, and they opened a case, opened it, then closed it, why? why, why? as for some residents , he refused to testify, said that the police did not beat them, but hit them... on the head somewhere in the park, unidentified persons, refusal to testify somehow smells bad, well, you know, there was still a soup of residents here, he was arrested more than once, he never left school, and to me all this noise, themselves you see, they fired both of them from the authorities, both of them, both of them to hell, the bad isaenko, so that they wouldn't disgrace their honor, they both asked for it, listen, can you find me the addresses, what addresses, well... the guy who changed his testimony, they should be in the detention report, and i need the address of the second operative, sa

to be honest, i don't remember the exact name, but for me it moves with six.wer, it's wrong. alas, alexander, perhaps 50, 50, you're just guessing, name any numbers, or is it somehow connected with something, guess, ok, i get it, no, not 50. elisha, four, four, so, no, but there is nothing left at all. and those who have summer cottages hear this word more often, those who play sports, perhaps too, a swimming pool, exactly, yeah, it is a swimming pool, both a place of rest and an area of ​​continuous distribution of minerals. the seventh question: what task does this mathematical function of the pascal programming language perform? elizabeth. perhaps it paints the specified cell, paints, what it paints, well then at least in this the function would also need to be passed the color, and this is the wrong answer, alas, alexandra, i have a theory that it is something related to the radius, that is, perhaps the radius will be the number x, alas, no, alexander, perhaps you... enter it to a power, no, elisha, i don’t know, okay, and this question goes to the teacher

but maybe just one for me, although to be honest, i wouldn't advocate drinking and driving either way. okay, now we're ready to start driving. i am heading to a less than a bunch of get there. i need to get onto the german also boss, which is famous for having no speed limit, to be able to bon chapman alive as always, makes me a little bit the driving safety center. now it's time start driving lessons. i me thing a certified driving instructor to get. 2 done on everything that these lessons entail reading robert fleming has been teaching berliners to drive for 2 years. berlin is a notoriously difficult city to learn how to drive it. so he seems like the best person to take me on a test drive. so what does the bulk of driving lessons in germany actually look like? what's the general idea? you know, you have 12 hours of basic materials followed by 2 hours of class specific material for category be the car. driver's license then comes to see re test and after that you can start your practical lesson straight away. and then the special training drives begin and also special training drive

to be honest, yeah, _ smashing the plates. to be honest, yeah, the - smashing the plates.e| honest, yeah, the honour of smashing the plates. to be - honest, yeah, the honour of my lifejust honest, yeah, the honour of my life just to be involved and to be with 11 other great albums that i am a massive fan of. we are live with _ that i am a massive fan of. we are live with mark now. who is going to win? laughter that is the golden question, isn't it? like you said, the favourite for the album brat defined the summer. but they don't always go for the obvious choice. the last pop album two and was back in the 1990s, so it's everybody�*s gas. the decision is made live in the room where the ceremony takes place. it starts in 15 minutes at eight o'clock here at abbey road, the world's first recording studio and the judges can quite often throw a curveball. i think would be interesting this year to see a winner from interesting this year to see a winnerfrom outside interesting this year to see a winner from outside of london because the last nine times the mercury prize has been g