we can see that at around 99% of the ballots which opened, we got president erdogan at around 52.ili%2.14% of the votes. meanwhile, his rival, kilicdaroglu, gotaround of the votes. meanwhile, his rival, kilicdaroglu, got around 10.86 of the votes. unsurprisingly, leaders from across the globe have already congratulated president erdogan on his re—election, that its leaders from asia to south america. reactions from them have poured in. presidentjoe biden said he looks forward to working with him on a bilateral issues and shared global challenges as nato allies. the british prime minister, rishi sunak, looks forward to continuing the strong collaboration between the countries. and, from growing trade to tackling security threats and nato allies. meanwhile, volodymyr zelensky said, we count on further strengthening of our partnership. as well as strengthening our cooperation for the security and stability of europe. vladimir putin has also reacted, saying, your victory is the logical result of your dedicated work as head of the turkish republic. clear evidence of the efforts to strength

i think that ili has its own peculiarities in show business.l, in fact, it's all a little unpredictable, when, let's say, it happens that you watch some kind of television project. i had it. i'm rooting for one participant there. i just think, that's all they are vocal data. well, for some reason, the audience is different. maybe, who , roughly speaking, doesn’t sing so well, but he has some kind of internal charisma energy and it’s impossible to read 100% who will come out and, in principle, these are interesting and relevant. before antiquity and a lot of risk, so show business, but as i said, it's even a little more interesting, because there really is a chance for all people. it's just that you need to find that very zest that can hook the viewer, guys. remember the most unusual place where you were recognized. for some reason i immediately but such a checkmark appeared in my head, and in one of the shops of our shopping center in belarus, it means there is a guy walking. ah. i was choosing. eh, some clothes and i see a look. this is where

he sent letters and said that i was not preserved on the kursk bulge by tankers and ili, a letter notrved. well, how many years have passed and then there was nothing more from him, therefore, they decided that he had disappeared on a flat arc of independent searches that lasted a couple of years were unsuccessful, and then the relatives of the missing tanker turned to the tyumen branch of the social movement for help. volunteers of victory volunteers who helped to restore the battle path of yevgeny petrovich the kursk bulge. he has passed now his place of burial is established. he was reburied twice. in 1958 it was reburial of the mass grave from one village to another this is the final point. and where are the remains of yevgeny petrovich kept ? i had to make dozens of calls and requests to both the central and regional archives, a letter from a front-line soldier was not preserved. with an indication of the area where he fought , the only clue to write letters to send requests is to wait for this all the time and we usually always tell the applicant that i am wizards. well, we will

let it be a little, but the agricultural business is a risky business here or pan ili is gone. undeniably noble, when the farmer is sure that everything is his concern for the country and, most importantly, for the people, your producer. this means its own economy, and someone else's is already a stab in the back of this state, when you bring someone else's what we have. i don’t think differently if there is a tractor of belarusian equipment. i can say it has always been a load of seeds, only belarusians take such thinking everyone should have and the main view of their own is in abundance, at least storage. they will even let you down. if the new harvest is clearly late, the consumer really didn’t have to worry, the ministry of agriculture and industry had to assure. this is before, then the onion will disappear, then there were times when cabbage will remember deputy minister, but all this in the past was an off-season period. i think it’s normal, because both agricultural organizations and the distribution network worked well, the products were constantly supplied to the dis

ukrailie ili february last year.t— funded a reasonable pay rise. what w-wee— funded a reasonable pay rise. what we've been— funded a reasonable pay rise. what we've been offered is a 9% atter— what we've been offered is a 9% atter er— what we've been offered is a 9% offer over two _ what we've been offered is a 9% offer over two years, but we haweh-t— offer over two years, but we haweh-t hat— offer over two years, but we haven't had a— offer over two years, but we haven't had a pay deal for four years.— haven't had a pay deal for four yea. ha— haven't had a pay deal for four years. so that's— haven't had a pay deal for four years. so that's basically 9% the— years. so that's basically 9% over the last— years. so that's basically 9% over the last four— years. so that's basically 9% over the last four years, which tsp-t— over the last four years, which tsh-t 900d_ over the last four years, which isn't good enough— over the last four years, which isn't good enough for our peapte.— isn't good enough for our peapte. tts—

result, a civilian was killed at night on the afu, they also killed on the mikhailovka and vasilyevka ili uspenka floats in the tyumen region, the ministry of emergency situations managed to defend more than a thousand 13 more houses burned the day before because of the strong wind they carried away the forests, spread to the village more than 350 people and social institutions were evacuated. over the center of kiev, the ukrainian air force shot down their own drone bayraktar lost control in flight and to avoid the consequences, they decided to destroy it from small arms, they could not get more than 20 minutes as a result, the drone fell on the building of the business center and exploded during the war years , the nazis used estonian punishers to prepare for the capture north of the ussr, this is evidenced by the declassified archives of the fsb about cone of the russian federation forty-second year, then soviet intelligence successfully exposed and eliminated the saboteur. it will get colder and it will rain in moscow today, and on the weekend the precipitation will turn into snow, an

i really want them to succeed, but there are, in fact, different examples, when ili 4 years ago permskayaa entered the first season being the winner of the russian cup, it was very unsuccessful, in my opinion, there is one or two only for victory there were twenty or thirty defeats there, but step by step the team strengthened in this way next season the united vtb league will play 14 teams by analogy with the past season the regular season will be held in two stages following the results of the first stage participants will be divided into two groups of six and eight teams. the first six in the playoffs are guaranteed. and then another innovation and this play-in system, which in recent years has successfully established itself in the national basketball association, the teams from seventh to tenth place will compete for two final trips to the playoffs. these are the accepted formats. not because it is not clear there for interest, but we exclude games plus 30 there -30. that is these uh, the percentage of these games drops sharply boring games. we leave them so formats. successful and t

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, good thing about such technological progress , one of the most famous orthopedic traumatologists, ilion makiyan, annually operates on about 600 patients, his main area of ​​endoprosthesis su. staves and foot surgery are uniquely honed due to the last 10 years of a technique it was patented in 2020. broad science here deals more with the foot, someone has a prosthetic knee, stood up, someone has spinal surgery, everything is important and knowledge is first of all and experience, while in many clinics, doctors are still cutting off bumps on patients. but no, the lemon will melt again, mikinyan literally collects the feet of the patients by the bones, while the technique is minimally invasive. after all, it is the foot that bears the entire weight of the human body, each with 26 bones held together by ligaments and muscles, so many seemingly aesthetic problems such as hallux valgus not only bring discomfort, but also severely limit the movement of a person. what operation is due today? we have a girl with a very complex complex problem she has, uh, the combination of deformity, then the

i think that ili has its own peculiarities in show business. all a little unpredictable, as, for example, it happens that you are watching some kind of television project. i had this and i'm rooting for one participant there. i just think, here he has all the vocal data. well, for some reason , the audience is different. maybe, who, roughly speaking, does not sing so well here there is some kind of internal charisma energy and it is impossible to read 100% who will come out and, in principle, this is interesting and related from the outside and there is a lot of risk, therefore, show business. but as i said, it becomes even a little more interesting, because there is, indeed, all people have a chance. it's just that you need to find that very zest that can hook the viewer, guys. remember the most unusual place where you were recognized. for some reason, i immediately got such a check mark in my head, and in one of the shops in our shopping center in belarus, it means there is a guy walking. ah. i was choosing. eh, some clothes and i see a look.

ili yakobakov graduated from the faculty of graphics of the moscow state art institute named after surikovillustrated books, children's literature publishing house magazines kid funny pictures murzilka and others in 1962 the union was adopted artists of the ussr in the seventies became one of the founders and most prominent representatives of the so-called moscow conceptualism. the main work of this period, a series of albums of 10 characters, in the 1980s began to create installations in which he reflected the atmosphere of soviet communal life. the most famous was the name of a man who flew into space from his room since the late 1980s. lived in new york later received us citizenship the work of ilya kabakov is in the tretyakov gallery state center for contemporary art art. hermitages russian museum new york museum of modern art. in private collections, his works are suite, and the beetle, one of the most expensive works of contemporary art. they were sold at auctions for $4,100,000 and $5,800,000, respectively. now a short advertisement has given a documentary film stronger than war, an

emanating from the patriot, which allowed them to target the system using a hypersonic missile known as the ililike other air defense systems provided to ukraine , which are mobile and harder to hit aim large battery p3 from is a larger and stationary system falling shares of the ration company of the manufacturer of the patriot air defense system, the complex turned out to be vulnerable to russian weapons. this is a serious blow to military contracts, but fragments are not only flying from the petriot, in addition, 196 destroyed rockets, highmax 16 harm missiles and 29 long-range cruise missiles were intercepted in the direction of shededs, using nato weapons, the kiev authorities continue to strike at the social objects carry out terrorist attacks against peaceful russian citizens our armed forces. it reacts as harshly as possible to the actions of ukrainian militants. it is unlikely that nato curators are ready to quickly change tactics. so the highmors harma and storm. shadow will still be included in the reports. like successfully hit targets. yes, the patriots. now, under attack, a russia

donbas offensive operation as one of most successfully, the vast territory of the donbass and all the ili coastal ukraine was cleared of the germans. in just 40 days, pursuing the enemy, the troops of the southwestern front already r20 on the second of september threw back the nazis across the dnieper, so the donbass offensive ended back in 1943 on the tormented donbass land. finally , the long-awaited silence reigned. anna efimova and resaveliev anastasia popova are typical novorossiya. we are talking about the events of the forty-third year and the battle for donbass with our permanent expert historian rostislav ishchenko rostislav good afternoon. good afternoon rostislav donbass was in occupation for almost 2 years. did the germans manage to turn it into their own resource base during this time? well, partially yes, it means, although they could not restore somewhere around 30-40% of the industry. uh, worked here but the thing is, they weren't tasked with turning it into a completely own base. for them, it was important to exclude the donbass as a resource base of the soviet union. whe

it's actually very beautiful, spacious, easy to get into and out of >> real ily missile, open air, lot to walk around and get to know the dogs >> reporter: audiences enjoyed an agility competition that featured mixed breeds, acknowledging it needs to evolve from a showcase just for pure breeds >> everyone can access that's how we're moving forward. >> reporter: judging featured hounds, toys, non-sporting and turd herding groups herding groups >> it's important to stay calm >> a lot of the fascinating and cuteness that happens is behind the scenes, what we just saw, versus what's actually on the show in the competition. >> i'm fascinated not only by the dogs but the owners. can't help but think of the movie "best in show. >> jennifer coolidge, yeah >>> massachusetts on monday morning almost a dozen baby ducklings were reunited with their mother after nearly washing away in a storm drain. luckily, the mother's duck's frantic quacking caught the attention of a nearby commuter and firefighters were able to fish out all 11 from the drain the rescue was all caught on camera, and the family w

esise l ilis st working a light schedule for now, at least one local lawmaker has called for her resignation long before that exchange came to light. south bay congressman rokanna, we reached out to him for comment today and have not heard back. in the meantime democrats need her vote for many items on the agenda, but obviously questions remain. >> people who were doubtful about senator feinstein's state of health, it wasn't very reassuring. it seems that she wasn't quite clear on what the question meant. one interpretation is that she didn't really know she had been gone. perhaps she thought the question was only about the past few days. but still, there is questions about the state of her health. >> and now we reached out to senator feinstein's office today for comment on this. we were told that they will let us know if she decides to respond and so far nothing. ryan? >> all right, thanks, anne. >>> a federal appeals court will weigh in on the safety of the abortion drug mifepristone, which was approved by the fda more than two decades ago. anti-abortion rights activists are asking the cou

to impose 24 tor ily tax rises in three years. 24. how on everett does he think his low growth, high tax economy is working for working people? >> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, because of the action that we've taken on the national living wage at record levels, on pension, on universal credit and the generous cost of living payments. just yesterday, mr. speaker, almost 8 million households receiving direct support from this government. we also support working people. but just this week, mr. speaker, we've seen his party side with protesters and with picketers. he should actually try back working people. [cheers and applause] >> kier starmer. >> we're 1600 pounds worse off. mr. speaker, i'm genuinely fasts nateed to know the, does he really think everything's fine, or is he just clueless about life outside of his bubble? >> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, because of the actions we have taken, let's just go over it. a single mother, a single mother working full time on the national living wage this year will get 1,300 pounds more supp

let it be a little, but the agricultural business is a risky business here or pan ili is gone. in general, the idea is undeniably noble, when you are sure of everything that is yours, this is care for the country and, most importantly, your producer for people. this means its own economy, and someone else's is already a stab in the back of the same court when you bring someone else's what we have. i don’t think differently, if there is a tractor, belarusian equipment was narrow, there was always a load of seeds, only belarusians run such everyone should have thinking and the main form of their own is in abundance. at least they kept it. they won't let you down, even. if the new harvest is clearly late, the consumer really didn’t have to worry, the ministry of agriculture and industry had to assure. this is before, then the onion will disappear, then there were times when the cabbage will be remembered by the deputy minister, but all this in the past, the off-season period turned out. i think it’s normal, because both agricultural organizations and distribution networks worked w

perhaps this is the best place where you can feel this atmosphere of victory and right next to us about ilimechanized column and foot crews, and after president vladimir putin’s speech, they passed through red square foot calculations, the so -called box of the armed forces and asked the pace was young musicians from the military music school named after khalilov, and immediately after them were military personnel, these were banner groups. these are cadets of higher military institutions, including cadets of the suvorov military school, and let me remind you. that it was there that 14 heroes of russia began their journey, and now, after the event , minister of emergency situations alexander kurenkov told us about the course of today's parade. the parade took place in a certain sequence, maybe someone did not notice it. for me. it was important. since childhood, i wanted to be a military man, literally, there 7 i told everyone for years that i would be a military man, i became one, but they were the first to bring it in earlier. so i kept a close eye on the machines all the time. they close

the just russia party approved special party awards medals for military valor for service and valor ilian guard battalion stronghold were awarded a medal for courage. the crew of the bmp-2 motorized infantry regiment of the russian guard was awarded on september 30 under a red lemon. this heroic crew covered our guys, destroying three western armored vehicles and 37 polish mercenaries, ordered to cover the russian troops. and we were 17 fighters and a long bmp crew, we stopped the enemy battalion. they went all over zarechnoye and took close combat, took closer combat and brought him damage. and they were even able to leave the day and left the encirclement. technique. ours was hit twice well, at least your daughter passed it on, it's softer than 6 pieces. yes, how they met you as a hero of humanitarian aid to the new region of the country of the dpr, the kherson zaporozhye region, talking about sending cargo to the new region, today they remember their friend sergey puskepalis, who tragically died while sent with humanitarian cargo. today we talked a lot about the development of russia

for the position of chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the us is expected that general mark my ilye will retire in the fall general charles brown the legendary f16 pilot who has four decades of experience and is known for his innovative military strategy general bran - he was one of the first to speak about the possibility of providing western fighter jets to ukraine. and here is how his nomination is commented in the pentagon. he is an incredibly capable and professional officer. his contribution everywhere is professionalism and deep leadership experience. i know this personally that i think that general brown should be an excellent officer in any position . has an appropriate manner of drinking and has an excellent relationship with the president, the minister of defense and others charles brown is incredible, i am looking forward to his quick appointment , the training of ukrainian pilots on modern fighter jets can begin in the near future sometimes we are talking about days about this in an exclusive interview with the voice of america, the head of the office of the president

when we talk about ilys or heavy weapons, we immediately mention germany, but there are also many other types of weapons that are received by other countries. as for aircraft , let's say it's really not a simple question, in the context of the organization of processes in our company , the partners always argue from their side that tanks are much easier to supply and service there than planes, for example but for our part, we always explain that we are ready for various forms, let's say yes, of interaction, because our skies must be covered, our troops must really feel that they are always ready to hit russian targets from the air. to discuss them and return to this topic of our sky ukraine was visited by a special representative of the government of the people 's republic of china of the league of nations. the two-day visit took place in fulfillment of the agreements of president volodymyr zelenskyi and the president of the people's republic of china. all these day on china's participation in the peace efforts of the league of a. a high-ranking diplomat who specialized in the ussr and

uh, americans arms groups at ili in the vicinity of the syrian raki to create the so -called army of free syria with the participation of representatives of local arab tribes militants, isis and other terrorist organizations. the goal is obviously to use these militants against the legitimate authorities of the syrian arab republic to destabilize the situation in the country on this issue. recently discussed by our military colleagues. i note that today's important meeting in moscow is part of a large global process to return the legitimate authorities of syria to the world stage, etc., as on may 7 or the arab states decided to restore the board in this international organization. sergey lavrova today emphasized the important role of the riad. in this process. saudi arabia is restoring diplomatic relations with syria. and already from the west came their assessments of such a process. there is obviously not satisfied. rena so the us secretary of state will not agree to the normalization of relations with syria despite the decision of the arab league. turkey is preparing for the presi

he's very affectionate towards her in public ily today. he's our peace in total, we have me. he's back with the girlfriend of his youth. and camilla might just be the wife. he's always dreamed of. i'm not it up, but that was already is it will twinkle in his eye and they seem to just to shad this remarkable bond, which it is lovely to say. but to truly understand charles, you need to see the world through his eyes. he believes humans should live in harmony with nature. and charles is most in harmony with the world around him, when indulging in his personal passion painting. either him for there's nothing better than sitting in the countryside somewhere with a nice view and painting his quite an accomplished artist. sit and m t m, or de la. he's a man who loves nature above all else. and i believe whose prime goal in life is to save the planet, he said to pizelle villa planet. the most beautiful testament to charles's love of nature can be found a 150 kilometers from london. in gloucestershire. he purchased the 18th century country estate high growth house in 1980. after renov

lomonosov and ili tyutchev e how much cosmic there is a certain hour, it means that its universal silenceiracles, the living chariot of the universe is openly rolling into the sanctuary of heaven, but i decided to read hmm a wonderful little poem by nikolai alekseevich zabolotsky of a brilliant russian poet hmm in which cosmos is dan precisely as a projection of the universe onto ourselves onto our inner world, when the daylight fades away and into the black haze, leaning towards khatam, the whole sky will play over me, like a colossal moving one. there, for a year, a dream torments me that somewhere in another corner of the universe there is the same garden and the same darkness and the same stars in imperishable beauty and maybe some poet stands in the garden and thinks longing why i am running out of him for years i have been worrying about my misty dream. and this, by the way, brings us back to the discussion of tarkovsky's emma the trader at the premiere of the serial film you're leaving. in definitely, yes, we are from the russian embassy, ​​we have an appointment with his majesty.

interests that we want to speak to a specific group of consumers both demographically and psycho graphic ily and what we need to do is have full commitment to that and that literally means being okay with some people getting upset because building on what tony was saying, short term might be imagine you start exercise and you lose 5%, but the people that you gain are much more loyal to you over time because they are coming to you as a function of this identity argument and less of a functional argument. >> let me ask both of you this this is a fascinating conversation to me is there a company, and i know one i'm thinking of, see if you can read my mind, is there a company that has navigated this -- these very tricky shoals the best, and if is what company would it be? >> well, tyler, i think i know -- go ahead >> sorry, what jumped in mind for me was chick-fil-a they made a statement about the norms around what marriage should look like and this caused a real massive backlash on both sides. but what they decided do is they look at the markets and said listen, lgbtq+ community has $1 trillion

when we up ily got here, i inform rally asked the team, how many shops do you think are here. we were guessing 40-50. but i jumped on their website, and it's more than a hundred. the parking hot, thousands of people could be here at think given time for sure. lawrence: that explains the response from law enforcement having to clear and relieve all of those stores. thank you so much. amanda knows so much about this and has been in situations like this. paul, let's discuss this shooting in texas. just explain what law enforcement has to do. when you have a crime scene that is this large. >> hot only is it very large, it's mobile. some of the reporting indicates that the shooter went active immediately upon exiting his car. he exits the car, maybe he's shooting, maybe he's not. then he enters the location and continues to do what he does. there is also the mass confusion, the fog of war in response to something like this. there was a lot of reporting that there might be a second person involved. so they have to make a clean sweep of the area. you have to hold people there, you ha

with it the temple was demolished only through 18 years in 1851, he began to restore the shrine from iliproject of the famous architect david grim , the cash funds of russian officers and the clergy of the local garrison collected a total of 30,000 gold coins, a colossal amount for those times. this speaks of the significance of the temple; it became the main one on the territory of the western military district of the russian empire, and behind the dazzling white walls. the people called it the white church at the entrance to the temple. pay attention to these steps - this is a real artifact of the temple, it really survived three eras and saw almost all the emperors of the russian empire, from alexander to nicholas ii. how did the church look in its the best years can be seen in a photo of the 19th century in 1886, the shrine was visited by the russian emperor alexander iii, together with his heir, tsarevich nikolai, the second last emperor of the russian empire and crown prince wilhelm, the temple was built in the byzantine style; its vault is supported by such columns, they are cast

it was of course sending information back in real-time to beijing before fine ily being shot down. headed towards mexico. it's not clear who the balloon belongs to. officials say they believe it's not owned by china. >> the balloon story is a crazy story. i hope our government knows what's going on, we can't have to tell them this. i go back to what can we do. as business people we need to think through of this worsening china/u.s. relations. i hope there continues to be dialogue. i hope there's change on the chinese side. what businesses can do, explore the opportunities in the rest of the region and stronger u.s. presence in southeast asia is good for americans back home. maria: there were enablers of nazi germany as well in the 1930s and 1940s. real quick, curtis. >>> i know you wanted to talk about the creative economy. we're searching for growth. what is the creative economy? >?>> it could be movies, film, music. the notion that as countries grow, it isn't just about manufacturing. we're moving to a service industry and my focus is really again on those emerging -- the koreas,

here people first of all spoke about the world, yes ili konstantinovna the world, as the main value. perhaps, now it sounds like a vessel, in general. do you agree. yes, and tension has grown so much all over the world, but for ordinary people who are under pressure today, that is, the information war that is unleashed against us cannot always to separate the truth from the lies of the pictures that are planted by people, but they see what they are shown, what they are trying to convey to them the news that they do not hear, they are transmitted from the mouth yes word of mouth, that is , it is very difficult for ordinary people to analyze in time to turn on their heads and now separate the grains understand that you need to work, that life goes on, that everything that happens around has always been bad, there have always been conflicts. just not very close to our tradition. now it is objectively perceived with an application to the ukrainian front in this sense. uh, these are the initiatives, peaceful and minsk. beijing, for example, but about the need to end the clash and start th

an orphanage, but he fell ill with pneumonia, he was a month or two at that time, then he was from ilimeet him? she worked as a nurse somewhere in the oryol region and met sergey there. that is, if they said that they were brothers and sisters sergey was so small, so he turned out to be the youngest, yes, it turns out, right? why do you want to find your sister's biological family, maybe even parents. well, if there are relatives, if there are biological ones, then it must be and let it be yes, so that there is a family, do you believe that you are needed by that same biological family, i believe. at 100%. you can honestly justify what your biological mother did, right? yes, never, i didn’t study it humanely, didn’t throw it away , didn’t suffocate the trash can, didn’t drown it, let it sound hard. yes, yes, let's then sergey sum up, what do you know about the biological family, the biological family, it means oryol region kuzin e, sergey vladimirovich that i was born on 11:01.88, that there are brothers and sisters. yes, we conducted our own investigation and contacted the spouses who

emergency order and putting into effect protocol that would enable the police to stop any buses car ilyingng to get into the county. that's one way they're trying to directly stop, a second part being the emergency order. when you look at that emergency order here for rockland county, it comes with a $2,000 fine per migrant, per day. and so what the director is hoping, is that that will be a way to deter bus drivers and hotels from even taking in the these migrants. >> the job of law enforcement, essentially, would be to identify a situation and basically, essentially, just let them know -- advise them what's going on so they don't do something that's a violation of law. we're not looking to have a confrontation with anybody, we're looking to avoid a situation with people who coming to the county who, frankly, know nothing about this county, potentially creating issues. >> reporter: but at this point, the plan is still that over 300 migrants will be housed here in rockland and in orange county. that is thousands of miles from the border. if that happens, when it happens, it are more than d

the raines act would say none of that legislation, none of those laws which theyfect ily are could takethem into law. here's why that matters as part of the debt ceiling keel. this would bring about a massive period of economic growth if we passed this, because there would be fewer regulations that are unduly oppressive on the american economy. this would mean more jobs, more revenue, it'd mean something better for the american people at every end of the economic spruk spectrum but especially at the low end. hard working americans would be better off because of the reins act. maria: so you believe we will have a bill to raise the debt ceiling passed in the senate with also limitations on future spending. do you believe that this will happen this upcoming week? >> so i don't know exactly what the timing will be. but it should happen soon. we should act on very, very quickly with the so-called x candidate approaching. i would love it if we got it done this week. but it needs to include reforms like the reins act because this will bring about exactly the kind of change we need in order to

last month if activists threw red and black paint on a sculpture at the national gal ily of art in washingtoniday and face federal charges. our next guest says these climate extremists are destroying or trying to destroy western civilization. victoria coats served as a senior adviser to the former energy secretary brew lay. victoria, you are also the author of a history of democracy in ten works of art. i have that book, it's fabulous. so why do they want to tear down western civilization, and why are they choosing these methods to do it? >> well, thanks for the book club, rachel. good to be with you. what seems to be emerging is a pattern that they, these climate extremists seem to think that the destruction or the attempted destruction of the great works of the western canon is completely acceptable if it furthers their agenda for the climate. and they also went leonardo's mona lisa and the de gaulle statue that they went after at the national gallery, they actually set it up with the press. and the guards stood by and did nothing. so the institutions themselves seem to think this is okay.

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we thank you-i personally thank you you and the fam ily for what you have given to the city. i think we have a few more here at least one more and thank you for everything you have done over 33 years so thank you. >> thank you chief. [applause] >> precedent peskin, we have mustangs in the house! come up. line up along the railing. come on up. line in front of the railing. the mustangs. come on up. colleagues, today i'm honoring the varsity boys basketball team at lincoln high school. come up and line up in front of the railing. they are city champions! [applause] alright! they vested all the public high school teams in san francisco and competed state wide at the california interscholastic terminant. we are focused on the ogolden stailt warriors hoping to win gave fime tomorrow, but today we are going to give love to our city champs. go mustangs! alright. [applause] perhaps one of our mustang players will follow in the footsteps of golden state warrior (indiscernible) from my home town and went to michigan state. inspiring to watch a fellow alum achieve so much success. draym

he talked about what it is allegedly not the last however, ili blames moscow, kiev for this attack, thatou will answer this my answer is such ukraine has every right to attack any objects located on russian territory, because we are engaged in defense, we have every right to do this thanks to western weapons from which we received. we can do much better to protect our people. do you think last night moscow got a taste of what kiev has been like for a long time? i don't think this was the last attack that moscow and eto faced. not the last provocation that kiev is preparing for, meaning drones are next in line at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant , and this is what the ukrainian telegram channels write about it . this is the minimum of the upcoming battle of azov, which can be presented as a victory, the nuclear power plant is a serious fortress area, and its engineering structures complicate the landing operation in front of the nuclear power plant, it is useless, as it is fenced off by canals and a separate reservoir, when planning the operation , the main emphasis is on surprise. this

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