and ilya is a legal scholar. and during his career, he has filed more than 500 briefs in the supreme court, and he's written for several publications, including as examples the harvard journal of law and public, the wall street journal, the washington post, national and others. he's also author of a previous book called supreme disorder judicial nominations and the politics of america's highest court. he is the coauthor of religious liberties for corporations, and he was an editor of 11 volumes of cato's court review. he has spoken at law schools and at events with all over our country. his new book, walls the miseducation of america elites. and you can see we have copies over here. his new book documents his experience at georgetown law in 2022 after a single tweet about presidents supreme president biden, supreme court nominee led to calls for his immediate firing from georgetown law. he's going to tell us something about that. so i won't get into the details. but what happened to ilya three years ago, again, h

face-off to the right of ilya samsonov. poitras wins it back against howden. and samsonov makes the stop on nikita zadorov. national calendar looks different. tomorrow, nhl network, 1:00, lightning and canadiens, and then it's about the four nations face-off, starts wednesday on tnt and max, and thursday on espn, and, ray, you'll be a part of it. >> ray: yes, we will. we'll take off on thursday. the u.s. and the fins, and the fins will grind in that tournament. they do it every international tournament. they're always a little bit of the underdog, and they always are a pain to play against. >> mike: bruce cassidy said the other day, it's going to be a little weird coaching against some of his guys. he'll be a part of the team canada coaching staff. moving in, through the slot, had that one wrap away from nikita zadorov. >> ray: the bruins had a 3-1 lead late in the second period. they gave up the late one, swayman whiffed on whitecloud's shot. look at what happens on the third goal, though. shea theodore steps to the inside of the ice and drives the middle lan

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today we're seeing the exact opposite, and the example that julia navalny, ilya yashin and i give inshington post opinion piece is that if we look at apple, an american company headquartered in california, we're seeing that not only has it not been trying to overcome this system of total censorship and propaganda imposed by vladimir putin's regime on millions and millions of people in russia, which, of course, the main goal of which is to suppress and distort information about putin's bloody and murderous war in ukraine instead of helping the people of russia access objective information, we see apple actively aiding and abetting putin's authoritarian regime in suppressing that information and in strengthening its censorship tools. in the past several months alone, apple, at the request of putin's regime, has voluntarily removed several apps belonging to independent media outlets such as echo, the insider or the bbc, or actually us funded media outlets such as radio liberty, radio free europe and current time from its app store, and they also removed more than 50 vpn services, which

. >> which i also checked with ilya espino de marotta, deputy administrator of the canal, the autonomousthat actually operates the canal, not china. >> we're very transparent. you can know that this is run 100% by panamanians. >> and i haven't seen any chinese soldiers operating. >> no. >> i'm not missing anything. >> and you will. >> not know. >> in fact, the canal authority says it had 8549 employees in 2023. 8541 were panamanian mark. another under fiction, but here's an undeniable fact china's investment and influence here is substantial. right across the water, you see a port that was built by a subsidiary of a hong kong based company. that's the port of balboa, one of the busiest ports in latin america and one of two operated by hong kong's hutchison ports. located at each end of the canal. while not state owned, they are subject to china's national security laws. at the same time, beijing's nearly sevenfold acceleration in direct investment in the country was readily apparent around the waterway. that serves as a fulcrum in u.s. strategic and economic power. a brick and mortar win