a bedroom or a temple is to say that the wife of mary was for ignatius, a real muse.n these cold lands and exotic fruits ripened in specially built greenhouses. for her , rare copies of books were collected for the library and beautiful canvases for the art gallery, and therefore, after the tragic death of her beloved ignatius and wanting to build something really worthy of her, she invites popular and well-known at the time, the prussian architect of the dense mine. it is he who develops the project of the future temple in the neo-gothic style, the whole building seems to strive, like the soul to heaven, and the chosen material - red brick makes architecture that remembers the construction time. the work was very compressed, they were carried out day and night, and the master's fees were promised more than generous . , starting in 1852, the fifty- seventh workers completely completed the erection of the suit. b. at the same time, the temple was sanctified with the name, of course, of st. mary, however, already in 186. in 2005, the cauldron was handed over to the orth

ignatius lopatinsky is the owner of these lands, having lost his son, and later his beloved wife.of them to erect this temple next to their burial place, given the strict control at that time over the construction of catholic churches, as well as the regulation the owner of this architectural gem had to pass it off as a family crypt, and there are still disputes about how this building was conceived in or the temple , it is worth saying that maria's wife was a real muse for ignatius. roses bloomed in these cold lands and exotic fruits ripened in specially built greenhouses. for her, rare copies of books were collected for the library and beautiful canvases for the art gallery, and therefore, after the tragic death of his beloved, ignatius, wanting to build something really worthy of her, invites popular and well-known at the time, the prussian architect of the dense mine. it was he who was developing the project of the future temple in the neo-gothic style, the whole building seems to strive, like the soul to heaven, and the choice of material red brick makes architecture that cha

we inform you of the most important signal from the spokesman of the air force of ukraine yuriy ignatius so no one is fighting, this is not the second world war, noted the spokesman of the air force forces of ukraine yulia and hnat on the air of the telethon, according to the ignatius, forty russian airfields are located at different distances from the border with ukraine, including the group that was there at the beginning of the aggression, in approximately the same number , the occupiers are supplementing the lost equipment. hundreds of planes . it's just not from another opera , he clarified, adding that our anti-aircraft defense is now strengthened by modern western complexes. well, we will remind you that we are trying to help on the espresso tv channel to our defenders, only with your help, we appreciate that we have already managed to collect for the needs of the 406th separate artillery brigade named after general khorunzhoi oleksiy almazov , we are talking about uh, five stations of battery stations for our soldiers, we are implementing this project together with the outpost ua

and you're from didn't even if you go to ignatius high school you go to ignatius that's it yeah that'sgnatius school right there down on roosevelt road and. that's the church next door. when you go through my freshman 29 at the age all of my on one side of my family, all of my nieces and nephews went to the same school, but they're older than you. so there's no chance of an overlap of. that's why i love this photo, actually. just want to show their school. this is the norfolk street synagogue, new york city on the lower east side. it's gone now. one of the reasons why this great mass is connected so much to the religious institutions of the world. they came from catholic catholic church in the united states as an immigrant church, the jewish communities in the united states were immigrant communities people connected to those institutions built these giant facilities that are big freakin church wrong phrase. that's a big church was, of course, because it was a reflection of their faith faith, but it was also a fundamental, the important social service that in a nation where there was n

first villager of the yakiulepini in 1933, who came to organize the pryatsukurgani, was the priest ignatiusevsky, after the years they improved, the monks, the monks, were engaged in the state gift and the great land allotment of the axions vasilevsky took the meat catholics about my former hand in the manaske of 1935 . the corner doors of the church the monk in this territory did not have spirits. the circle begins. the way was rolling. on the morning of 15, 1941, operation barbarossa was located. which duplicated the hutki defeat held in the axis of the ussr from the baltic muzzle of the carpathians, at this hour the shmat, catholic and orthodox clergy were slaughtered. the hitlerites wanted a mourning for the hunts of belarus from the cob they were assigned to the occupier, the dralia on the vacant lands had an attached character oleg apostolic, the capital endowed the paramolda zhukovsky metropolitan of vilna i will settle the apostolic administrators for the minsk dacisia and the mogilev orchid. nazaklik of metropolitan aramuald yalbzhikovsky was one of the first monar's laws to beat o

the atlantic's anne applebaum, the washington post david ignatius, and eileen cooper with the new yorkall so much for being with us. our next guest was with president joe biden when he made the historic trip into ukrainian capital of kyiv earlier this week. here's my conversation with national security advisor jake sullivan. how costly has the past year been for vladimir putin? how costly has been for mushy, not just militarily, but also economically, and also geopolitically? when you suddenly have prime ministers of baltic states saying, we are not scared of the russian military anymore, that's a pretty radical change over the past year. how damaged have a been? >> vladimir putin spent 20 years building up an image in the world of being hyper competence, hyper strategic. you may hate him, you may think he has bad values, but man, you've got to admit, that vladimir putin, he knows what he's doing. he has destroyed that credibility in the course of a year through total miscalculation, through trying a strategic move and that is failing day-by-day, and ultimately, history will judge vlad

editor for "the washington post," david ignatius. also with us, founder of the bulwark, charlie sykes. joe, incredible, staggering, historic scenes yesterday of president biden walking the streets of kyiv. we'll get into the details that jen can appreciate about how they pulled this off to get the president inside of that country via train, on a secret flight out of andrews air force base. what a message the president sent yesterday. >> incredible. an incredible message that he sent. historic trip. david ignatius, the first time since the civil war, since lincoln rode to see how union troops are doing against the south, that a president rode into a war zone that his side was not controlling. no u.s. troops, obviously. no u.s. troops in ukraine. the security, obviously, could not be guaranteed. joe biden went and sent an absolutely stunning message to the world, but, most importantly, to the people of ukraine, "we're here. europe stands. kyiv stands. democracy stands." >> what i thought was the key line in the speech, "we're here as l

it seems as if we just lost david ignatius.him back -- a, we have him back. david? do i have you? >> yes, you do. >> there you go! as always, great to talk to you, david. let me read a little bit from your op-ed from the washington post today. talking about this mission, yesterday, and how it all came together. specifically, the intelligence. as to how often the chinese have used these by balloons. the pentagon officials said saturday night that five chinese balloons have circumnavigated the globe. china has conducted 20 to 30 balloon missions, globally, over the past decade. a balloon provides better granularity and it's images. it is possible the attempt was and that temp to gather data on u.s. -- which would be valuable in a future conflict. such data information would be limited in potential -- let's talk about the political fallout from all this. republicans essentially ignoring this intelligence. that three of these balloons were over u.s. territory over the trump administration. 20 to 30 over the past decade, really. ins

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ground, the air alarm sounded on the telegram channel, wrote about the raid of the shaheds, then yuri ignatiused that , in fact, these were reconnaissance drones with attached primitive such metal er-er angle detectors, which somehow have to track the operation of our anti-aircraft system er-er for hits on them is your specialty at the anti-aircraft missile school of air defense. it was a radio engineering specialty, and explain on your fingers how, uh, here are these corner reflectors, well, in fact, these are pieces of metal welded into a pile, they can expose our air defense system uh, question uh, well, expose in such a way that if the locators observe such a target, now due to the fact that any small unmanned aerial vehicle carries such an angle reflector , they are identified as an air target on the screens of the locators of radars and anti- aircraft missile systems of larger sizes, that is, the enemy is solved by the use of such drones with such selectors, two, two tasks , one of which you said, that is, when they appear in the sky , we need to include, well, at least our aerial reconn

host: david ignatius wrote a piece in the "washington post" about the inside story of how the u.s. the chinese bling. the chinese have been dispatching intelligence collecting balloons for your state pentagon official said saturday night that five chinese balloons have circumnavigated the globe and china has conducted 20 30 balloon missions globally over the past decade. ignatius also writes that as far as speculation that the balloon was scattering smaller spy devices, micro drones that could observe secret targets, officials said there was no evidence of any such dispersion. he also wrote this. from an intelligent stand point pentagon officials believe that the strange weeklong balloon voyage was ultimately of more benefit to the united states than china. by waiting until the balloon was over territorial waters, the biden administration was able to maximize the likelihood that the pod could be recovered, while minimizing the risk that americans would be injured by falling debris. pentagon officials said it weighed as much as two or three buses and could have caused considerable d

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and we may see a reaction as in john, how much report of his analysis of the david ignatius op ed in the washington post a couple of days ago and an interview, a blinking in which blink and proposed so a deal with russia and that op ed in which she suggested russia could retain the don bass of the air. is it seized partition ukraine, and then have a rump ukraine? and it wouldn't be part of nato, but it's is seen, i think, by russia has another attempt to buy time to rebuild the ukranian and revealed nato. it may be that if, if article 5 is in vote, it may not go to the nuclear weapon it nuclear weapons use. immediately, it could be that they would then use article 5 to mobilize the west. as being suggested european states to increase the draft, mobilize the population like to have an ukraine, and they could try and mobilize nato and spend a couple of years rebuilding the nato forces while the harassing ladder. when i started christopher beck, chris chris, really got brian here. i mean that this is something i said from the very, very beginning, there has to be a resolution. russia is

further with the spokesman of the command of the air forces of the armed forces of ukraine, yuriy ignatiusl those air defense systems correctly which italy promises us, well, actually , what can you say about them? as a specialist , the soldiers who will serve them can probably tell us more about them in detail. maybe not soon, and we will learn from them and see how they work in practice. those systems, but in relation to us, i finally caught it correctly, the sky thief is the protection of the sky, and from below is a complex . which uh, well, it is probably inherent more to the ground forces, but now air defense is in all branches and types of the armed forces and in general in all of the defense forces, including the national guard and all the other units that protect ukraine today, both in the sky and on the ground, but actually, as far as these systems are concerned, this is an air defense system with a small radius of action, which is assigned, which has its own purposes, and so on. to the systems itself in those , well, this is, well, one of the best air defense systems as it is to

i turn on duties of the central internal affairs directorate colonel ignatius meets with the leader ofd of our city raven in law grigory vasiliade, better known as a greek, the arrogance of a policeman is especially striking, they meet in broad daylight in a crowded place. this provocation turns the family against me. i call every day, the child does not pick up the phone. in short, you decide your own questions, but so that your wife does not appear here anymore, understand? got it, svoboden rubtsov is listening. eat soon will. sir ignat, we have a few questions about the nature of your relationship with mr basil. where will we talk here or do you have a better place with us? here hello greek. and all the best to you. maybe we can talk without unnecessary ones, there are no superfluous ones, all of our own. well, you know, we just didn't want the juniors to listen like their boss' triplet. first, i'm not the boss. i am a thief. secondly, do you take on a little who you decide to beat the thief, the thief, not the thief, today. what a difference i heard for an article about the leaders

ready ignatius, which was a water, is sent to 7 years old. he's trying to protect his house, and the settlers shot him dead. i was say, the current situation on the streets right now, if the situation intensifying and what exactly is being done to ensure security of people in the town that is into security now, because because the, the so does we didn't, i didn't get us go out to see, will come in and they said there was also a link to house is it's why in token people here shooting them attacking, you know, what is meant many things it is difficult to go out. now do you feel safe in your home right now? no. it is, we are unsafe now because of the situation now. and the situation is not too difficult now. now, because i saw jose, the on the set, the no and the streets. they took the certainly a streets, but the soldiers auto lamp and every street and a message from a spouse prime minister is that a citizen should avoid taking the law into their own hands. them. what do you make of the government's response so far? there the good is that there

if we want to undo it, we can. >> david. >> david ignatius.about whether, broadly speaking, you still see, in martin luther king's words, the arc of history bending toward justice on these issues. as you look at america, are people adjusting to, thinking about, being challenged by these ideas, and are we moving in a positive direction or do you see something that's frozen? >> well, you know, of course i have tremendous respect for dr. king, but what i would argue is that the arc of the universe doesn't bend one way or another. we bend it, right? so when we think that it bends naturally towards justice, then i think it really alleviates us of the necessity to act in ways that bring about the country that we want. so if it bends towards justice, it is because we have made a decision as a people that we want to be a country that is more just. and we are in a challenging period right now. we saw the racial reckoning of 2020. it was very short lived. then we saw really a racial backlash. i think we're still in that period. so we've always had these

there, like nikeform, and poor ignatius there, so he sits. the robber killed him .gh conspiracies here in the city. do you really think that pavel nikolayevich is really a conspiracy, i am sure of one thing, that a runaway convict who put on a lot of noise somewhere near our reformers with a frenchman and nikitin. why did you decide so? everything is simple. he killed the squash kabotapa. i interrogated him sexually. he did not immediately want to speak, but i he pressed a little and he or something, so slightly and so he showed that prokhor of bags came to potap, he was afraid, everything passed, and he laid it out. and prokhor bags - this is gold and is looking for, which the old believers in the forest hide this ingot from there. why did you find it from there? nikitin also knew about this gold in the company now and went to the monastery, where the gold is hidden, so i would ask your permission to gather an expedition in pursuit. everyone would have taken their minds there. besides prokhor bags. i think he's following them now. after all, it is gold he's looking

yes , ignatius igor, thank you very much for coming. a huge number of these children, now such beauties. i thought we were going to have a round dance here. you know , it’s difficult to arrange a round dance, because so many of your students have dispersed even to different countries. well, students from all over the world are looking for you. oh, yes. i want you to watch now the story from switzerland, we are looking at the screen. i was about eleven years old and i remember. this is the hope of nikolaevich as an inspired, but also inspiring person when he staged his dances. he invited us to participate, we listened to music together, we discussed characters. and this gave us special inspiration and the opportunity to open up. and now, uh, i also teach dances to adults, so i want to turn to the gymnasium, nikolaevich uh, dear, nikolaevich i hope that uh, you and i can see each other one more time. i hope you're all right. see you soon. here she teaches dances in my stop, but we have another video. where do you think? impossible, of cou

. >> now, tracey, in a new column, the washington post david ignatius writes, this is also touching on something you just mentioned. quote, from an intelligence standpoint, pentagon officials believe that the strange weeklong balloon which was ultimately more of a benefit to united states then to china. so, is that kind of the reasoning that you had mentioned about, if we could take any of the payload from this balloon? >> 100%. i completely agree with that statement. i view this as somewhat of an intelligence when, if you will. for us to be able to hopefully see this intact payload. and i agree with peter, this isn't the first time that something like this has happened and i would assume and hope that the intelligence community and the military was aware of these things happening and didn't know how to counteract its intelligence capability. so i am really leaning towards this being more of an intelligence win for us, and i do believe diplomatically, in this relationship, we may have the upper hand here now. >> okay, so, tracey, just math wise, when you add up the numbers, nothing tha

no, you're david ignatius a serious man. now we return.tion, the arrest officer said that he passes it all off as waiting for the russian side. and it would be nice for us to discuss a certain sergeevich. but this option is the arrangement, which so what happened coincides with the section. and any scenario that ukraine offers one way or another or offers. the west is always exclusively beneficial to the west and contrary to our national interests. now just for the fact. yeah, we know that american infrastructure is concentrated on the territory of south korea, we know about the deployed contingents, we also know about the system missile defense. and now imagine that in a part of ukraine there is such nato infrastructure , including missiles that can literally reach our largest strategic center in just a few minutes, therefore, of course, there is no question of any existence of korea dash of ukraine in this form, in principle, speech can not be, the second very important point is the following, see. ah. two koreas are two states. we now h

saint ignatius college prep students. you hear me? archbishop rudin high school.e late, northbound 20 if you come in from the peninsula used to 80 to get into san francisco. there's a crash and the traffic is nearly backed up into ceremony area, so that's going to be a tough one. some people are veering off and using alternate routes. there's a new crash reported now to 88 11 in san francisco. so all of a sudden san francisco taking center stage if you're trying to get to san francisco, the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up and we come back and just a few going to take a look at some of those south bay and east bay commutes that are getting busier. it's 802. let's go back to the headlines continue to fight. follow a developing story here in lansing, michigan. police say a gunman shot eight students on the michigan state university campus, killing three of them. dreams tours is here live this morning with new information about the shooter. and the victims dreams getting more information by the hour. not just about those victims, of course, the shooter as well. the

his visit to keefe was a defining moment in his presidency, -- if you want to read more from david ignatiuspost. seattle, washington. democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i remember during the talk about the insurrection when one of the callers -- you showed the video of the riders of the insurrectionists attacking the police. so when people called about the war, and ukraine, you should show video of the russian atrocities. people laying dead in the streets and so forth. thank you. host: david, new york city, republican. your next. caller: good morning. first of all, russia is the aggressor here. there attacking a sovereign nation. and as a traditional conservative i feel that we should support sovereign nations. the ukraine has no designs on russia. but russia is trying to design them there -- deny them their sovereignty. and ukrainians are defending themselves and we should stand with them. host: did you say traditional conservative, is that how you describe yourself? caller: that is how i describe myself. host: what do you mean? caller: more the line of a reagan or not quite wil

columnist and editor for "the washington post," david ignatius join us, as well.etary of defense under president donald trump, christopher miller. he served in the position immediately following the 2020 election until president biden took office. he is out this week with a new book entitled "soldier secretary: warnings from the battlefield and the pentagon about america's most dangerous enemies." >> we'll get to that in one second. katty, i am curious, though, what was the take on zelenskyy coming to london? >> i mean, look, everybody who met him, it was very staged. sunak met him at the airport. he spoke in the great hall where queen elizabeth laid in state when we were there for the funeral. a lot of pomp and circumstance. he had the meeting with king charles, what i still want to call prince charles. the visit was only announcd two hours before zelenskyy arrived in london. they tried to keep it under wraps. the big thing was the airplanes. you know, it was the brits who pushed the rest of europe into giving tanks. there's a chance they will get the planes, but