i needed more hunting.'t my best day shooting and i shouldn't have been surprised when peter and the liberal media came after me. i shouldn't -- i couldn't believe, they couldn't believe i would say less covid, more hunting. i was confused by it. did they want more covid or less hunting? we had less covid so thank god. and we had plenty more hunting. south dakota has the best pheasant hunting in the world and if you haven't come to enjoy it, you should. the greatest asset is our people, under god, the people rule. enduring many challenges over the last several years we worked together to turn those challenges into opportunities. our state is thriving as a result of embracing liberty and personal response ability. we are setting the standard as the most second amendment friendly state in the nation. the first bill that i signed as governor guaranteed constitutional carry for all law-abiding south dakota's. [applause] >> i signed legislation to block state and local governments from being able to use an emerg

like members of the hunting time, like like members of the ransomware hunting team, people michael gillespie have been interested in computers, you know, all of their lives. and, you know, since they were kids and honing their craft over the years and the fbi has over the years tried to force people with no background, interest or aptitude into computer and computer. they've tried to force people to become investigators, but it hasn't worked out. there's just no way to get that up to speed, to be able to move the needle on this complex global crimes. that's not to say that there aren't people with advanced technical skills in the fbi. there sure are. there's just not enough of them. and they don't stay for long because as you're aware, the fbi has a extremely macho culture and is you know, you think of the swat team, the top of of the top of the heap and cyber investigators are at the very bottom. you know, they're derided as geek squad. they are forced be to put up with jabs like. you know, do you have to do the your physical fitness tests with a keyboard in your backpack and you know it's

but when did this witch hunt craze actually begin? and why didn't look lehman ology as a science has existed since the beginning of feel logical thinking. damn it, but christian and theological teaching grappled with these questions from the start and within an already the old testament had it in for which is in the book of exodus which states thou shalt not suffer a which to live. but it was thomas aquinas, a 13th century, dominican friar and theologian, who had a profound impact on the church's view of witchcraft. he argued, the world was full of evil demons and that witches were practitioners of malevolence, sorcery, according to him, women were not only particularly susceptible to demonic possession, but we're lining up to make a pact even to have sex with the devil himself. he was backed up by pope john the 22nd in 1326 who declared any practice of magic to be an act of heresy. after that, the church went whole hog to warn people of this new threat. these ideas led to the definition of a new criminal offense, witchcraft, and laid

they're mostly self-taught the hunting team. you know a number of the members, the only one or two of them graduated, college. some of them didn't even finish high school. they learned their craft, their craft, the cryptography, the reverse engineering malware. they learned this from watching youtube tutorials, getting books out of the library. and the evidence suggests that what the hackers do to they're not they're not they don't have, you know, a huge record of higher education. they're self-taught. you know, the evidence suggests many of them are gamers, just like the team, and they have even similar interests in movies. a number of the team members, they're with disney, michael gillespie, his favorite movie is the lion king. and there's a strain of ransomware called acuna, which had and so they're they're obsessed with cryptography, which is, you know, the study of codes and code breaking and and they're using their skills the same for two different reasons. one is creating ransomware, and one is fighting it. they're the th

naturally, he loved to hunt. he hunted in the surrounding hands, fields, forests, and this is where the name came from, dog oh, dog - i guess this is a dog, you can listen to local legends endlessly, but i'm also interested to learn about the old peskov gate. if you look closely, it is all in some interesting patterns. there are halberd crosses. and here you can see beautiful turrets and niches , a real work of architectural art. and here we have here on the right. uh, in this tower there was a spiral staircase, which could be climbed up and through these small gaps in the hospital one could observe the territory. after leo sapieha, the sands were owned by the aristocrats of the buslov names; in the 19th century, they built two gates on the vast estate territory , one is called the northern gate, the second is the western one. this is our western drama. it was built in the same style as the north abram here in the middle. you see, there you meet such a passageway, and it was an exit gate. and here are the guard r

, where you hunt and how you hunt, safari group is the group for you.ll the time as we constantly see battles regardless of location. and one of them that we're fighting right now and have been fighting throughout this administration is access. you know, the thing about access it's multifaceted. there is physical access. can i go there to actually hunt. also economic access. can i afford it hunt here? since day one of this administration, we have asked all of the politicals in the administration for a commitment to no net law. under the last administration we saw huge gains in access. under this one, we have unfortunately seen steps in the wrong direction. >> steve: right. >> it's been no surprise that we have this no commitments from any of the officials over there to commit to no net loss of access. >> steve: in the introduction, ben, i mentioned you can't use lead ammo, lead bullets on federal property. what kind of bullets what's the backup bullet made out of. >> ? sure, there is no go cost efficient substitute for lead. i'm not even trying to be fu

this is the ease of hunting, they have lost the instinct of killing, because our cats are one of the love to kill, who do it for pleasure , directly and kill it, and one of their features. many gardeners. they can see it, that is, when they let the cat out into the very corner, the cat very often brings moles, birds, mice, and everyone who may be left in front of this very thing at the same time many people do not eat prey on their own, they watched the cat bring the mouse. she is still barely alive, she is trying to escape. the cat catches it. again. i myself observed this in my country. it was a record. seven mice per day. and what about cats? uh, the benefit from the fact that the mouse brought us, and in no way is it just entertainment for her, that is , she brought it, but because she thinks, this is her house, that is, she has it in her house. that's how i said a certain source of resources. that is, it is food, water is warm, shelter is yours, how owner and so on. and just at that very moment, when her house was connected with some pile of grain, which must be guarded, because

they loved hunting, they loved guests. the locals also composed legends at the luxurious parties of the aristocrats at the slovak people . paslovsky times, one of the roads got such a frightening, i would say the name we are approaching the road of death. she is enough. well, about a mile or so. it may even be located and we, walking along it, run into the chapel of the chapel. this is strewn with the word ones. and i have already played out my fantasy. yes. there were icons. there you could pray, the dead there was a rug. e, family, where e is a burial according to the words. yes, their daughter is buried, she died in infancy maria a. here. uh, well, and also relatives, of course. the chapel itself was partially damaged during an explosion in soviet times. after some time, it was restored and opened in the building of an administrative institution. here, if you dig here, there is the foundation of the most luxurious manor of the estate, according to slovak , well, there was a fire, some interpret that once upon a time, pa

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♪ ♪ we're going on a bear hunt.♪ ♪ we're going on a bear hunt.♪ ♪ oh going on a bear hunt!ber hunt! ♪ -bear! ♪ going on a bear hunt! ♪ - such a good boy. ♪ going on a bear hunt! ♪ ♪ oh what a beautiful day.♪ [ dog barks ] >>> welcome back to "weatx. global hot spots could impact the markets and your money the war in ukraine continues to pose a threat to the u.s. and other nato countries in the form of hack groups the efforts are initiated and supported by the russian government it is not just russia, american officials are worried about china's potential invasion of taiwan and what it means for the networks of companies providing services to the military and infrastructure operators we want forget about north korea. that includes one back in march which north korea linked hackers attached malware to a tool used by companies like coca-cola and mcdonald's and toyota. cybersecurity firms are confirming this attack and tomer weingarten is here with more. a lot comes with cybersecurity we mentioned threats right now, if you were talking to a ceo of another company of the biggest

jeremy hunt says there's still more work— hunt says there's still more hot ts— hunt says there's stillr complacency in the battle against inflation. food price inflation is still worryingly high. that's why we've had food producers in farmers in supermarkets in to talk about what we can do to reduce the pressure they're well setting out labour's economic policy plans in washington , dc. shadow plans in washington, dc. shadow chancellor rachel— plans in washington, dc. shadow chancellor rachel reeves- " gzt" it: shadow chancellor rachel reeves says utter— chancellor rachel reeves says under success— chancellor rachel reeves says under success lviv conservative tsethshehst— under success lviv conservative governments prosper motty has turnst— governments prosper motty has ttthet ts— governments prosper motty has turned to stagnation in today's thtttttsh. — turned to stagnation in today's inflation. numbers- turned to stagnation in today's inflation. hi inflation. numbers for the uk show inflation remaining stubbornly high and the imf's forecasts this week show that the uk is still expect

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how's that going to limit our hunting? who's that going to limit that can afford to hunt? this is a slippery slope we don't have to go down. we have to stop it now. we cannot give them the first bite of the apple by saying that we cannot use lead on government property. i can promise you, i'll do all i can do to stop this from happening and ensure this administration can try to do nothing similar to this. and i encourage all american hunting and fishing clubs, whether you are a shooter, a hunter, a fisherman of any type, do something. speak out. talk to your legislators. reach out to the president. make some phone calls. let your voice be heard today. don't wait until after something gets passed. bus this proposal will kill our sport as we know it. and we have to fight back. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. santos, for five minutes. mr. santos: mr. speaker, i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. santos: thank you, mr. speaker. t

naturally, he loved to hunt.ed in the surrounding meadows, fields, forests, and this is where the name dog came from, and a dog is a dog, i suppose. local legends. you can listen endlessly, but i'm just as interested to learn about the old peskovskaya brama. if you look closely, it is all in some interesting patterns. there are halberd crosses. and here you can see beautiful turrets and niches, a real work of architectural art. and here , on our right, in this tower, there was a spiral staircase, which you could go upstairs and through these small gaps in the hospital you could observe the territory. after leo sapieha, the sands were owned by the aristocrats of the buslov names; in the 19th century, they built two gates on a huge estate territory , one gets the name of the northern gate, the second is western. this is our western program. it was built in the same style as the northern gate. here is in the middle. see there you meet such. yes, there was a passageway, and it was an exit gate. and here are the guard

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hunting was outlawed in — is the reason for this?in australia in the - is the reason for this? hunting was outlawed in australia in the mid-19 outlawed in australia in the mid—19 70s, and since that time, saltwater crocodiles, the world's largest reptiles, have been a protected species and their populations have well and truly rebounded. phil. well and truly rebounded. phil, thank you _ well and truly rebounded. phil, thank you very _ well and truly rebounded. phil, thank you very much _ well and truly rebounded. phil, thank you very much for - well and truly rebounded. phil, thank you very much for that i well and truly rebounded. phil, thank you very much for that update. more now on preparations for the coronation of king charles this weekend. pardon me. big ben is being lit up every night between now and sunday to mark the coronation, with the colours of the union flag, and the national flowers of all four home nations. hundreds of soldiers, many on horseback, marched down from buckingham palace past trafalgar square, and downing

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he nonsense because it's a- pointless-hunt. he he's pointless witch hunt. said, we've had to. is it? i— gone. as cressida said, we've had to. fl " gone. as cressida said, we've had to. 7 " had to. is it? i mean, a lot of people are saying that he might stage a comeback some point. stage a comeback at some point. yeah. this really yeah. and you know, this really is scuppering that is about scuppering that scuppering any chance of electoral haven't electoral success haven't they already just written that off anyway at point? yeah so anyway at this point? yeah so they purge the they might as well purge the conservative party of actual conservatives. yeah. and i think if conservatives. yeah. and i think tt trey-re— conservatives. yeah. and i think tt ttey-re-ea— conservatives. yeah. and i think if they're-go after- if they're going to go after arrytaty— if they're going to go after anybody politician if they're going to go after- anybody-politician who's anybody who any politician who's ever done anything— anybody who any politician who's ever done anything they

, a private enterprise, which matvey flyagin created in order to build hunting lodges.ut flyagin refused to sell this company to zavyalov. i have a witness who heard and saw their quarrel. when we realized that the boar was close, we parted to the side. then i heard a rustle and turned around. i saw a person. he shot matvey, i rushed after him. but the shooter left. it was zavyalov, they didn’t put him in jail, if they saw him shooting from the area, they called. they 're going to stop broadcasting. here was another district, not a prosecutor. i don't know how he managed to negotiate with a wimp, but in fact testimonies of an employee of zavyalov’s firm appeared that he had seen him in another place. prosecutor. he closed the case on the witness , put pressure on him, and bribed the prosecutor and got away with it. everything was not quite right. after the death of matvey, there was no one to govern. so what, but i bought it. enough. i see you know your business well, i just want to warn you if you win this case. sasha where are you going? at the most interesting place

william: frank hunt is a third generation citrus grow.father, deeley, started the hunt brothers' family business in lake wales, florida a century ago. all that fruit that's dropped, that's waste. frank: yea that's waste. you can't do anything with it. probably 50-60% of the crop that was set ultimately dropped on the ground before it's harvested. william: an insect-borne bacteria has infected virtually every orange tree in his groves. frank: you know, some trees take a little longer than others to die, but we're basically fighting a losing battle, trying to sustain the tree. william: for the hunt brothers' business, it's had a devastating impact. so this would've been loaded with oranges. frank: full conveyor. william: millions of oranges were processed, sorted and shipped from this packing house. so, if i had been here at its peak, like, what would this have sounded like or looked like? frank: we wouldn't have been talking right here, because the machinery is such that you would have rumbling and conveyors running and all that. where we'

it is much more efficient in terms of killing hunting and finding prey than any other predator.ensions are approximately from here. we have a rather big environmental problem, because our cats have spread like no other and , accordingly, when we let her out just like that for a walk, if we put her place of residence, like in the center of the circle here, we draw the radius of this circle somewhere 300 meters, then sooner or later there was practically nothing alive in this area. scary , but look at another study and read about the comparison of the genomes of wild cats of various kinds. and our home and of course the difference is very small. well, even from the photographs apparently, you can’t distinguish the steppe forest of our domestic vaska, well, there, already at the genome level , neurotransmitters are produced differently, that is, substances respond through behavior. that is, there is more dopamine, that is, she is more happy more affectionately. and it seems to me that this is largely due to this she is so integrated into our family. eh, when is it no longer necessa

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well, cameron's witch hunt. well, cameron's iorner— witch hunt.de by friends and family. and tonight there's been a soniieiii— and tonight there's been a candlelit vigil— and tonight there's been a candlelit vigil in the area . candlelit vigil in the area. nov.— candlelit vigil in the area. uov. iiisni — candlelit vigil in the area. now, rishi sunak says the latest iniioiion— now, rishi sunak says the latest inflation figures— now, rishi sunak says the latest inflation figures show the governneni— inflation figures show the government is— inflation figures show the government is making progress on his government is making progress on nis promise— government is making progress on nis pronise io— government is making progress on his promise to halve it. his comments come- his promise to halve it. his comments come as new data showed iniioiion— comments come as new data showed iniioiion ieii— comments come as new data showed inflation fell to— comments come as new data showed inflation fell to 8.7%— comments come as new data showed inflation fell to

so we've now got two witch hunts operanng— now got two witch hunts opening an— now got two witch hunts finish off the political— braverman they want to finish off the political career of the former— off the political career of the former prime— off the political career of the former prime minister, boris johnson— former prime minister, boris ronneon .— former prime minister, boris ionneon . ru— former prime minister, boris johnson . i'll bring you the johnson. i'll bring you the warn— johnson. i'll bring you the truth about— johnson. i'll bring you the truth about what's going on with non— truth about what's going on with born or— truth about what's going on with born or nose— truth about what's going on with both of those extraordinary stones— both of those extraordinary stories this— both of those extraordinary stories this hour. first, enoagn— stories this hour. first, though, the- stories this hour. first, though, the news headlines with polly— though, the news headlines with polly middleton— though, the news headlines with polly middleton first . dan, polly middleton first. dan, a

for example, speaker ryan is known for his love of hunting. particularly deer hunting.teenager he mowed lawns and saved up for his own hunting rifle. i heard somewhere he even prepared his own venison and sausage. me, on the other hand, i admit i didn't find hunting all that relaxing at first. when ben nelson took me on my first hunting trip for pheasant in nebraska, i saw the two hunting dog, i thought they were for companionship. i remember pointing my target and pulling the trigger. nothing. then nelson had to look over and say well maybe you should take the safety off first. eventually i got the hang of it. but kidding aside, speaker ryan and i took very different paths on our journeys to congress but i've also respected him for being a man of integrity and principle, of decency and honor. even in our fiercest disagreements, i always find speaker ryan to be insightful, deeply knowledgeable and always straightforward. we talked to each other regularly. and even though we often disagreed, the conversations were not only respectful but really friendly. so while the ais

john, what goes into a man hunt like this? you talked about all the different agencies that are involved. but just the coordinating of all those agencies. when you have so many police officers descending on an area, it can cause problems. >> it can. and you don't want to have a blue on blue situation, which is plainclothes people all in one area that can cause confusion. but this was very well coordinated. i kind of echo what andy mccabe says, which is that every manhunt is different. if you look at the hunt for the tsarnaev brothers -- think of the chelsea bomber. we had his name. we had his picture. and we had rush hour coming up. and we had a guy who was targeting train stations. he blasted that out to the public on the same system you used when they say there is a storm coming and the idea that we could -- every 50 miles. think of last year and just a little more than a year ago to new york city, of frank james, who shot up the subway, and wounded ten people. thank god didn't kill anybody -- we were able to identify him by

hunts us to live without panic. of you we do not want to lie at the monument. i mean, in the orphanage there, they give automatic weapons to support the military with gifts, they came to us, and we also gave them gifts, they say, parents do not choose. well, kirill vinnik from luhansk turned out. although not the first time. this well, it turns out not the blood nephew of our mutual friend, also a person who fights there, but he was adopted when he was 2 years old and unfortunately, when in the fourteenth year the first unrest began, the family broke up and the child was in such an amazed state, he stayed with his father, and his mother decided to leave the foster mother. and at some point, dad also couldn’t cope, and dad could n’t cope with it and handed him over to an orphanage house. we went to my uncle, like to say goodbye, and there was tatyana gennadievna and it turns out. they sweat me asked to talk to cyril to get to know each other better. well, actually, it turns out that we talked with her, yes, and then

reporter: out on the hunt, albert mias and his companions are still looking for boars.nd they find some. at the end of the day's hunt, they've shot three boars, but they were counting on getting five in the area. fifteen hunters and a whole saturday for three dead boars. it's hard to believe they'll resolve the problem at this rate. does this kind of trap work better? ignassi de dalmasses swears by this system. it's a pilot project in the region of catalonia. after several wild boars wander inside to eat, they're caught. >> there isn't the same potential to outsmart the system as with other traps. because all the boars that enter lure in even more. reporter: within four days, the trap caught 42 boars. and here, their lives come to an end. the trap of carles, the wild boar commissioner, remained empty for days. but if it does catch any boars, he's prepared. >> we have a blowpipe and a tranquilizer dart. so, the animal is sedated, euthanized, and removed from the cage. reporter: the commissioner's difficult job has existed in barcelona for a decade. in that time, the wild

reporter: out on the hunt, albert mias and his companions are still looking for boars.nd they find some. at the end of the day's hunt, they've shot three boars, but they were counting on getting five in the area. fifteen hunters and a whole saturday for three dead boars. it's hard to believe they'll resolve the problem at this rate. does this kind of trap work better? ignassi de dalmasses swears by this system. it's a pilot project in the region of catalonia. after several wild boars wander inside to eat, they're caught. >> there isn't the same potential to outsmart the system as with other traps. because all the boars that enter lure in even more. reporter: within four days, the trap caught 42 boars. and here, their lives come to an end. the trap of carles, the wild boar commissioner, remained empty for days. but if it does catch any boars, he's prepared. >> we have a blowpipe and a tranquilizer dart. so, the animal is sedated, euthanized, and removed from the cage. reporter: the commissioner's difficult job has existed in barcelona for a decade. in that time, the wild

jeremy hunt, u.k. chancellor, was asked that question earlier on. basically they asked, would you prefer to see inflation remaining high, or are you prepared to tolerate inflation to bring it down? are you comfortable with the boe causing a recession? his answer, yes. he would rather see a recession than the ongoing issue with high inflation, and it does seem as if the bank of england has got the political backing and maybe the market backing to hike significantly from here. that opens up the big question about the whole of europe. germany is in recession, what about the rest of it? kailey: it raises the question as to whether or not hunt is saying the quiet part loudly, this brings us to the wider question of the day. does europe need a recession? joining us to discuss is marcus ashworth and philip aldrich, marcus, let us start with you. is your answer yes? marcus: weather gets one is more likely than not. germany is tipping into a recession and a lot of the indicators show the model of input of russian energy and exporting to china has broken down

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from jeremy hunt, the politicians. from jeremy hunt, the chancellor, _ the politicians. hunt, the chancellor, growth is - the politicians. from jeremy hunt, the chancellor, growth is picking i the politicians. from jeremy hunt, | the chancellor, growth is picking up much faster than anyone thought possible and from keir starmer, nothing to celebrate, yet low growth after years of low growth. you can reconcile both those facts because 0.i% reconcile both those facts because 0.1% is low growth and it comes after a year off those sorts of figures, 0.1 or —0.1, but at the same time given the energy shock that had been expectations that would be in a lengthy recession by now. that's not now happening because the economy is growing a little bit. there are some one off macro factors too, you mentioned the strikes, there is the weather as well, but now if you like the economy, well, it'sjust started going. we are not at take—off point yet and there are some of the headwinds for example, like the full effect of those interest rate rises the majority of which hasn't hit households

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