the region to become independent . the in 2017 cattle lands held a referendum on independence from spain. the spanish government trying to prevent it at all costs. ever since then, tensions have been running high. catalonia will never be its own country. the region is deeply divided around half the popular ation. don't think independence is a good idea. the say that you can't impose independence with only 50 percent approval. it'd be a disaster. spain's government prevented independence in 2017, including by using force the. but other than that i'm, we can never forgive them and like, how could it come to this mix for testimony in the every 2 years. the old bull fighting a read an entire ago now plays close to the biggest competition of cash deals for human towns. booth the only thing is banned in catalonia. now the stadium celebrates the regions traditional schools. side i have 2 boys to to jot a is a strong support for of independence. she and her girlfriends have travel here from the city for those to take part in t

don't think independence is a good idea. no, but i want to say that you can't impose independence with only 50 percent approval . it'd be a disaster. spain's government prevented independence in 2017, including by using force the as an auto and that we can never forgive them. and like, how could it come to that? and what makes such testimonials the every 2 years. the old bull fighting of rena integra go now plays close to the biggest competition of cash deals for human talents. both financing is banned in catalonia. now the stadium celebrates the regions traditional schools. side i do believe to to data is a strong support for of independence. she and her girlfriends have travel here from the city you for those to take part in the events we used for the 1st time with the tower builders, from sales. we proud about team b that then by defense to come along. that's kind of so then hospitality for you and i'll be helping to build the foundation. i don't know how, but i'll do it on the competitors inspect. changes seeing if a tri

don't think independence is a good idea. the 2nd and you can't impose independence with only 50 percent approval, it'd be a disaster. spain's government prevents it independence in 2017, including by using force b as in other better than that. and we can never forgive them. and like, how could it come to that and to mix for testimony in the every, to use the old booth finding a read an entire ago now plays close to the biggest competition of cash deals for human towns. both fighting is banned in catalonia. now the stadium celebrates the regions traditional schools. side i have 2 boys to to jot a, is a strong support for of independence. she and her girlfriends have travel here from the city for those to take part in the events. we used for the 1st time with the tower builders, from sales, we proud about team b that they invited us to come along. that's kind of for them. hospitality for you . i'll be helping to build the foundation. i don't know how, but i'll do it. compare citizens big changes seeing if a triumphant and pros

we continue the information channel in honor of independence day our independence is an opportunity not only to create, but also to protect our history, therefore , every day sacred places where fierce battles raged 1,000 soldier officers gave their lives. it would not hurt to review the newsreels. this was stated by the belarusian leader on the mound of glory to this place of power of our people, where the minsk cauldron closed and the historical battle with the largest defeat of the german troops took place in the very morning, people carried the saints, paying tribute in memory to the liberators of belarus from fascism. this is a majestic monument erected in honor of the heroes, and the bagration offensive operation is rightfully called a triumph. soviet military art. the monument brought together veterans , youth patriots with an active civic position, as well as participants in the search for memory action from belarus and russia, armenia and kyrgyzstan, in his speech, the belarusian leader recalled the feat committed on this land by the fighters. they did not divide themselves alo

it's made the most of capital in independence. an ideal issue for the national risk to rail against votes is the 3rd largest policy in spanish parliament. even in catalonia executed nearly 8 percent of the voting regional elections. fun. yeah. the only testimonial will never become its own country, not live spain, the opponents of independence unc just demonstrating on catalonia streets and squares that are also taking masses into their own hands. vs is ton, again, 130 kilometers west of bumps of luna. under cover of darkness and t independents active as serial. and the move, the brake hold themselves cleaning brigades, the the s to a lot of the capital and independence flags is ubiquitous around many towns and villages. they want to change this. really, the assessor was the cleaning, the gates are groups of set as soon as i move up their own for you will have decided to come together and clean up on public spaces and that's out there. we don't hang symbols, a variety ology. today, we don't try to impose our ideology on anyone els

we will not give you the future of our independent belarus. independence is expensive, but it is worth preserving and passing it on to future generations for us, belarus is clean and bright, honest and beautiful, hardworking , a little naive and a little vulnerable, but she ours she is beloved and they don't give away her beloved. these words are clear to everyone who values ​​peace and the right of peoples to self-determination. do you know why it is so with us, because we love our little rose, because we cherish and remember the value, and now it’s the turn of the atmosphere of the celebration of the independence day of my small motherland, the mogilev region, with the heroism of the soviet people. mogilev congratulates his country on the independence day and, according to tradition, the start of official events. come on, the everyday field memorial, where thousands of citizens and guests came cities to lay flowers, our memory will not be erased. the main years of the motif of the rally at the foot of the chapel of the memorial, an iconic ho

independence must be defended not only with weapons. people of culture who have gathered today in the hall make up the annals of the current generation of the life of the state of people who understand that independence is what the generation of winners gave us and we must preserve it's a treasure. your work is what we call historical memory and national treasure. what makes us a nation and is one of the conditions of our sovereignty largely depends on you. will our independence be strengthened and passed on from generation to generation, while we must think and remember. and what we will pass on to the new generation that follows us will happen at the door. yes, art, including bringing the great victory closer, the artists raised the morale of the soldiers and were themselves at the forefront with weapons in their hands. and today from them much depends on the modern world. very fragile we live under clear skies, but in the face of unprecedented challenges. what will be tomorrow belarus what will be the future? but it is much more diff

day of that independence that you recently had to defend and defend , the independence that, unfortunately my country ukraine but you always you will be an example for us of struggle and confrontation with your present for your historical past, the time will come when belarus, russian ukrainians, will be a great powerful force that will resist. we can to preserve our history, we will be able to restore our relationship, and we will always carry love for our slavic neighbors in our hearts. we are the ukrainian people, who will forever remain a doctor for you. and further congratulations, we were congratulated in belgrade , there was a concert dedicated to our independence day on the stage of prominent figures of serbian culture. they read the elements, sang songs and performed several symphonic works. one of the performances was dedicated to the arrival of the president of belarus in belgrade in 1999. transmitted by the serb were absolutely priceless at the moment when nato bombs fell on the country. serbian russian-belarusian friendship signed a letter of congratulations to the president o

our independence, including independence from fascism, is a huge value for everyone in the common heroic our fathers, grandfathers and great-grandfathers, but not everyone fully realizes this value, one has to watch the attempts. west to justify the crime of the nazis in countries which the soviet army liberated from fascism are destroying graves and monuments. and also rewritten documents, total control over public opinion and coaching the younger generation in new supposedly ideological beliefs. with a new textbook, they allow themselves something that they did not dare to do before. the total dismantling of hundreds of destroyed monuments and memorials, the rewriting of history in the active phase, the fate of a democratic society, which calls for the preservation of the blessed memory of local authorities, is defiantly not heard, and for trying to pay tribute to memory the winners of nazism armed with flowers are punished with criminal cases. will always leave. vasya change it. dad. this uselessness raised to the surface a deep split in european society, silently watching how the aut

only together can we be free and independent. low bow and eternal memory to the winner yes, independence day is a holiday for everyone who is proud of their country and does everything for its prosperity, belarus is our greatest value. take care of her with this call alexander lukashenko addressed all the inhabitants of the country sincere words were spoken today, at the foot of the mound of glory, our president took part in solemn events on the occasion of the country's main holiday memorial complex near the burial mounds of the great patriotic war embodied. in this man-made monument, the war taught the belarusians to value life, peace and freedom. that is why on july 3 in minsk liberation day we celebrate independence day, we do not forget those terrible events of the past for the sake of the future, so that it does not happen again. we will not give oblivion a feat and will continue to go our own way, despite powerful external pressure, and today we are doing everything to become stronger together with our strength and our work. the whole atmosphere of this historic day at the iconic

not for this independence day, but in august for the independence day of ukraine, never know when theren thoughts to andrei, the schedule because you were so intrigued. what do you know? maybe you have some insider information about what we can expect before our biggest public holiday. well, we know that there are meetings at the so-called ramstein, this group will be changed, well, for the next one. month, it will be mainly this one, the native ones, for which all the announcements will be , as usual, we will get a monthly one. after this group , and then by the day of independence, we also hope that all countries will gather together and rethink what additional weapons will come on the day of independence, i uh, i can't think that they would uh, discretely gather, and it would be a surprise that sx would come before that day, but i think it is more important urgently that as soon as possible those attacks that have already been a change of mind to your champions to be transferred to ukraine as well as clusterminishins how could we get those that already exist urgently without training

and here is independence day for you. what kind of holiday is this?at can be associated? i i love the independence day holiday, probably the largest holiday in our country and always, on this day, the third of july , there are always a lot of different and very interesting , uh, prestigious events, by the way, and the slavic bazaar itself can celebrate independence day, because if you remember . history, then he might not have stayed. in belarus, in vitebsk, it’s only thanks to what far-sighted decision of our president that his roots are here and he still pleases us, not only belarusians, but in general people around the world, here is gleb in your opinion, how far-sighted the correct decision of our president was. you know, everything is learned with time , and maybe then it was not clear to many. why? why is this, as many said, critics pop pop. why do you need to leave it, and then the head of state made an investment in the culture of belarus and in the ninety-fifth year for the first time and then there was no roof yet the operational meeting and

of independence, the idea of independence, which is something the snp's always wanted to see happen.ugh those to try and reassert the dominant position we had. although it is worth pointing out, having won eight national elections in a row, we still lead all the other parties in scotland, 16 years after being in government. yes, but exactly that, 16 years of being in government, there is still problems with the attainment gap, there is still problems with drugs and also you've got this financial controversy which isn't resolved and you've got a new leader who can't push through in the same way that nicola sturgeon pushed through. you're right and humza really has to make sure he solidifies the contract he has both with the scottish people and the party, because he is a new leader and that would apply to any new leader. so, if you're in the lead up to an election, you know, over the next 12, 13 months, what is the story from the snp about independence? the uk now is a supposed democratic state will cut off any route towards expressing self—determination. i spoke to a senior figure in

is it easy to be independent and what does it mean to be independent in the economy? a comparison of how countries depend on the imf says, if you have, for example, a mortgage and lose your job, then it’s clear that you won’t earn a living with a mortgage, having a job. that's it, give it to the mortgage, having a mortgage, they will definitely earn money for bread. so amway. the same story is in the economy, can be independent. the fact is that in the economy you need to have exactly the same here, as we are on er, the transfer began, and we talked about that for the period. uh, since the 1990s, we've been talking about food security is desirable, yes, but in the same way, there must be security and economic security. that is, some kind of critical infrastructure. uh, some industries should exist to say, of course . after all, look at russia practically. that's what you were talking about, she went that way. uh, as medvedev said, when was the president? russian federation, we will buy everything, yes, we will buy everything and you see what happened and it's good tha

maybe one factor in the delay to declare independence make a public statement that we are independ now although the way that's even even that's the way that's worded are they saying we've independent and now we're simply letting you know or we are independent from this forward. yeah. was public opinion. yeah, public opinion was still very mixed and you had radicals in the continental congress, john adams, who are ready to do it right away. not quite right away. but you know what? i mean? moderates like john dickinson of pennsylvania who kept urging caution to reconcile, where was do we is it even possible to reconstruct public opinion during this period? yeah. so this is a big thing that scholars are working on and it's it's hard and we do have to do some broad generalized with the numbers. but i think, you know, generalizing broadly, we think that around 20% are very hard core loyalists. they're going to stick with, you know, the king no matter what we think around 30% or so as of july 76 are strongly patriot, you know, pro in american independence. that leaves about 50% of the americ

the years of our independence are constant movement.nce restored the economy after the shock of the 90s and thought how to feed themselves. it's hard to even believe it. today we are proud of the fact that we earn huge sums on export, we launch high-tech production. here is a good example of bnp. the president gave a start to work from the plant on november 4, 2022, and now belarus receives grain premixes of essential amino acids for animals. well, that is, products with a very high, added value are technologies that are owned by units of countries in the world corporations in development plans. anton malyuta spoke with vasily akhromovich, director for economics and finance of the bnp. we are now at the site that was being built during the pandemic and launched during the sanctions, today we understand that all these difficulties were. not in vain. well, definitely not in vain, of course, we worked to provide the domestic market, and thus the product with essential amino acids, yes, and today we cover the market of the republic of belar

tatarstan, an independent bashkortostan, an independent buryat, an independent yakutia, an independentdependent ingul republic and many, many other entities, including independent siberia and the independent urals, and of course the independent ingra, about which the russian cultural culture all over the world is already singing and dancing today, starting with the oxymoron and ending with the masyans, which everyone knows very well, and where is russia then, and it is not there, then muscovy is like that as a small state within the boundaries of which there is 15 century or so, that is, as soon as they accept the concept of a nation, they cease to be an empire, because a nation is modern and an empire is the middle ages, it is the last or maybe the penultimate empire on earth. the empire does not use 21 in fact, they have reached the limit of their existence and sooner or later , well, i personally believe that these processes have been irreversible for a long time. it will end with the fact that all these nations will become new, we will see independent states, moreover, we see such

maybe one factor in the delay to declare independence make a public statement that we are independ now although the way that's even even that's the way that's worded are they saying we've independent and now we're simply letting you know or we are independent from this forward. yeah. was public opinion. yeah, public opinion was still very mixed and you had radicals in the continental congress, john adams, who are ready to do it right away. not quite right away. but you know what? i mean? moderates like john dickinson of pennsylvania who kept urging caution to reconcile, where was do we is it even possible to reconstruct public opinion during this period? yeah. so this is a big thing that scholars are working on and it's it's hard and we do have to do some broad generalized with the numbers. but i think, you know, generalizing broadly, we think that around 20% are very hard core loyalists. they're going to stick with, you know, the king no matter what we think around 30% or so as of july 76 are strongly patriot, you know, pro in american independence. that leaves about 50% of the americ

it is rooted deep in our respective declarations of independence. in the american declaration of independence, the fathers appealed to the supreme judge of the world, the israeli declaration of independence, influenced by america's, our founders placed their trust in the rock of israel. the revered american jewish spiritual leader, rabbi abraham jo joshua herschel, embodied the story of american jewelry. after escaping from the holocaust, he publicly advocated interfaith dialogue. he fought for civil liberties in america and marched alongside reverend dr. martin luther king jr. in the historic march from selma to montgomery in march, 1965. the rabbi wrote, to be is to stand for. to be is to stand for. i'm so pleased to have his daughter, suzanna, a professor at dartmouth, be here today. thank you, suzanna. suzanna, your father reminds us that the principles we defend make us what we are. ultimately, israel and the united states stand and indeed have always stood for the same values our two nations are both diverse. life-affirming societies that stan

we have an _ independent pay review body. we have an independent — independent pay review body.ndent pay — independent pay review body. we have an independent pay review _ independent pay review body. we have an independent pay review body. - well, those independent pay review bodies, which ministers, from the pm and the chancellor down relied upon last year to deflect demands from public sector unions for inflation—matching pay increases, are about to prove less useful. indeed, they might be about to serve up a majorfinancial headache for ministers. reports suggest these independent bodies are set to recommend that public sector workers should be given pay rises of 6% plus for the 2023/24 financial year. let's remember that these bodies are tasked with making pay recommendations on the basis of what is required for recruitment and retention as well as what is affordable for the government given departmental spending limits set by ministers. so why is this a headache for ministers? well, first there's the price tag. a 6% rise across the public sector would likely cost an extra £

guest: ask people how they identify, a lot of people identify as independence and don't -- independents in don't like to call themselves republican consort democrats. they have been in the 40's for two decades now. they are staying in the mid to low 40's. what doesn't -- does it mean when someone says they are independent? asian means don't want to associate with either of those two parties but if i vote i will vote for one of the two parties because i think one of the two is worse. for a few people it means they are outside of the political system but most claim to be independent or what they would call closet partisans. some of that is that they actually would want another party but given the two parties they clearly prefer one or the other. what has changed and is really significant is there are pulls out last year that showed 27% of americans disapprove of both parties now a lot of people who say they are independent dislike both parties affirmatively and that is what is unique. host: you say it creates opportunity but not just for a third party but fourth, fifth, sixth political pa

uh, belarus it's true independent, uh, pursuing an independent foreign domestic policy of the state. this is a state that enjoys well-deserved authority and respect, so that some of our, uh, western opponents do not try to speak there at the present time. but belarus, as we see it, is a country that is not just a member, but the organizer of the united nations, the founder of this international organization. belarus is actively speaking on international platforms with various initiatives, ranging from peacekeeping initiatives. this, by the way, a distinctive feature of the belarusian people is peacekeeping, belarus is a member of a number of integration associations in the post-soviet space, so we can say that modern belarus is a real, sovereign state, recognized by the countries of the world as a partner. our historical memory here are our traditions, what is fraught with imitation of the west in general , we see by what is being done in the region, but today what place do these concepts take in the context of independence in general belarus from the point of view traditions are ver

this is also an element of independence.national security requires the availability of those models of weapons that are capable of ensuring it. eat such a concept is the theory of deterrence and the theory of strategic deterrence recently developed elements, e.g., theories, not of nuclear strategic deterrence, this is all new, but nuclear deterrence has been and will be for a decade it has made it possible to maintain peace on earth the only two moments of the use of nuclear weapons, all on august 6 and 9, 1945 year, which made the united states of america , they were the first and only use of nuclear weapons for combat purposes. after that , it was parity in the field of nuclear weapons, allowed not to destroy the world and keep the state within the boundaries that they have. this is an element of strategic deterrence - this is an element of ensuring national security and something else to come up with on this topic. don't even need to. this is true. this is a theory tested by practice and verified by a decade of functionin

this is the independent pay review body who has made _ independent pay review body who has made a _ independentgs we have done for— top of all the other things we have done for the nhs, top of all the other things we have done forthe nhs, like top of all the other things we have done for the nhs, like the long—term workforce _ done for the nhs, like the long—term workforce plan, something that has been called for four decades. we have _ been called for four decades. we have delivered. i would urge them to accept _ have delivered. i would urge them to accept this— have delivered. i would urge them to accept this offer from the independent bodies, and that way we can work— independent bodies, and that way we can work collectively to bring the backlogs — can work collectively to bring the backlogs down. i know that is what the vast _ backlogs down. i know that is what the vast majority want to see happen _ the vast majority want to see happen, that is what i want to see happen _ happen, that is what i want to see happen, and i'm prepared to work with them — happen, and i'm prepared to work with th

the architectural mosaic of belarus on independence day collected by the palace of independence at theion presents about fifty works of belarusian artists from all regions and the capital of the painting are painted in oil or watercolor, architectural monuments and fragments streets from all regions of our country. this is a recognizable object and which have the status of world cultural heritage. so , bit by bit, the mosaic forms a single image, a modern independent belarus. you are very beautiful, in fact, bit by bit it is going to. this is something such a common holistic - this is what unites many people . above all. this is the beauty of architecture is very important. i think it ’s wonderful to see all this and admire this wolf shown with such a creative look. so what has been done in belarus to restore our belarusian dictatorship. e our such monuments that confirm the great history of our country. grodno region of vitebsk when you look at these pictures, as if you are conducting such a tour of our cities for yourself, you are really surprised, and appreciating that what has been

the creator of the independence of this embodiment of might in love for his people, the independencehis is proud of his country at home and the walls protect here, you probably feel some kind of protection reliability, stability and confidence in the future. we are now once more e, remembering this story, remembering how important this platform is, understands that belarus is a donor of security and stability in the region. and i am sure that, despite all the obstacles to all these vicissitudes that now exist in world politics, the world political situation, here we can be sure that everything will be resolved, everything will get better and the fraternal peoples will always stay together and will always build their common. and most importantly, a common future for all on the personal instructions of the president. you can also check out virtual tour interiors. another session has ended. deputies today. the national assembly worked during this period. according to the updated constitution, the house of representatives adopted a bill on accession of belarus to international treaties w

and in fact, almost all of our neighbors are independent of russia, yes, that is, we are independent, because the soviet union collapsed union someone regained independence from the russian empire at the beginning of the 20th century. like, for example, some of the baltic countries, and some of the countries of the caucasus, our independence turned out to be, at that moment, yes at that moment, it turned out to be, as it were, a little incomprehensible, because well, look at such a fashion for sovereignty, new flags. anti-soviet new mental some preferences are anti-soviet and at this moment belarus is holding a referendum. we declare that we are here independence this is the third of july, because on this day the country, in fact turned out to be independent of those people who tried to enslave. over the past 30 years. it seems to me step by step we had to prove, and step over these famous ones. we would drink bavarian beer if , for example, we lost, or if the fascists seized power, we would receive our independence, the last words of the late. this is generally complete nonsense, and

if we know our declaration of independence, we can see there's this unanimous declaration of independence when in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bonds. and i know the can be a little tricky for folks read, but the declaration of independence begins with a pronouncement for why we are doing this, why we are creating this nation united states of america. and it says that we have all men are created equal that we inalienable rights race that no government can take away. so it's already a statement we see within our world. so the idea that there are freedoms that no government digest their past their future generations like, us. and it actually goes into it. if we were to read a lot of the rest of the text of this declaration of independence, you would see that it gets into the rights that the king george the third and parliament have denied to the people of united states. and so it's really driving home that there are freedoms that the government shouldn't not have the ability to take away, to restrict. and so the declaration of inde

independents, (202) 748-8002. we are back at the independent line right now.irkland, washington. go ahead, craig. caller: good morning, thank you c-span for the excellent panel you just had. i just wanted to bring up the fact that, the term of the american dream, it is a nice way to keep the populace in check. i think everybody needs to wake up and understand that it is a phrase that people in power used to keep you dreaming and not keep you based in reality. the reality of everything is, nothing is going to be given to you. you have to work hard, that is part of the american dream. but, you cannot just wish upon a star and say -- i am thankful to be born in america. had i been born in japan, russia, germany, some other country, i am proud to be an american. the american dream is what our forefathers set upon, a great experiment. we are systematically dealing -- delaying the six permit by not putting our best virtues forward for the people we vote for, the decisions we make on a day-to-day basis. while they may seem innocuous, are not the things you would want

we are dangerous for them with authority independence and strength of the belarusian state.the end. exactly this. the main thing is its example of the absence of a gap between the rich and the poor, an example of the social security of all citizens, an example of a healthy society and traditional values. we suffered as well as the rights to be called people, everyone remembers the words of our classic. so today the foundation of our independence and what kind of bricks create that very strength that allows us to feel safe, and in every sense from defense to the economy. why are we taught lessons modernity and how each of us at his workplace can strengthen the independence, which is for the state? question number one let's talk about this today. we start in such a beautiful place where history is simply intertwined with modernity, if we talk about the historical aspect, here’s a question for you as a historian, what is the foundation of our independence well, of course, when we talk about the modern belarusian state, the real independence of the republic of belarus has gained

independents, (202) 748-8002. we are back at the independent line right now.irkland, washington. go ahead, craig. caller: good morning, thank you c-span for the excellent panel you just had. i just wanted to bring up the fact that, the term of the american dream, it is a nice way to keep the populace in check. i think everybody needs to wake up and understand that it is a phrase that people in power used to keep you dreaming and not keep you based in reality. the reality of everything is, nothing is going to be given to you. you have to work hard, that is part of the american dream. but, you cannot just wish upon a star and say -- i am thankful to be born in america. had i been born in japan, russia, germany, some other country, i am proud to be an american. the american dream is what our forefathers set upon, a great experiment. we are systematically dealing -- delaying the six permit by not putting our best virtues forward for the people we vote for, the decisions we make on a day-to-day basis. while they may seem innocuous, are not the things you would want

the idea of declaring independence will go viral, inspiring someone 120 declarations of independence across the globe over the years that follow into our own era. sally paine's brother, david cobb. writes his brother in law on july that july 18th day, this day at 1:00 was declared the independence of america from the balcony of the townhouses in the presence of thousands, a regiment of continental troops in the firing of field pieces. hail the rising empire. while the different fortresses in the harbor were after the joyful sound of heaven and thunder. smoke and fire. the day was closed with a bonfire made of all the engines of royalty that could be collected. paine now retires from continental congress and returns to massachusetts for good with his family still living in taunton. he is unanimously elected the state's first attorney general and speaker of the house. as such, he leads the effort to organize a suitable celebration to be held on the occasion of july 4th, 1777. and sure enough, includes a finale of fireworks on the common. john adams spearheads the complicated effort to

host: independent line.ler: i want to ask your guest , has he ever debated an open public forum? has he ever debated this subject with a true historian? he said earlier he is not a historian. guest: i have had many people on my show. wherever you find -- s4 is in a public setting, no. but i have had many conversations on my podcast about this issue. wherever you find your podcasts, you can search. if you use the search term slavery or constitution, anything like that, you will find all of my episodes right have dealt with this. host: we do think about trends where historical events become historical dramas on streaming services, and how do you translate that as far as how it teaches history? host: i think it is great -- guest: i think it is great, i enjoy watching the shows even if they are not accurate. to an extent does a filmmaker have responsibility to stick to the facts? it depends. there is a new show on hbo. ken hu has listened to more nixon tapes than anyone else. i think the shows are good because t

belarusians are united in their desire to preserve peace and defend independence. after all, we paid dearly to be free and decide our own fate. we are fighting for this world , the head of state will say during a speech at a solemn meeting in honor of independence day the day before in the palace of the republic , with a full hall, they talked about important things. now for every belarusian. everything will be fine. another phrase of the first issue really exhausted the margin of safety, which gave the victory over fascism in the forty-fifth year. it is already a tradition on the eve of july 3 to talk about what worries the people today belarusian sovereignty was built by more than one generation and it was hard to lose it. now this means losing the genetic memory. belarusians have something to be proud of. this is important in defining oneself as a people. i believe that today our education system of the republic of belarus can be proud and i am surprised by the head of the second city ​​schools. grodno yes, i am really proud of my graduates, who this year, more

and the independence of the bbc and the independence of the bbc and the independence of the bbc is andent that we have independence of thought and of opinion. that for me is absolutely fundamental. i would opinion. that for me is absolutely fundamental. iwould have opinion. that for me is absolutely fundamental. i would have wished for the governance to be a bit more to the governance to be a bit more to the forefront of our journalists coverage of this book i cannot dictate that to them —— but i cannot. dictate that to them -- but i cannot. ., ., . ., ., cannot. you cannot dictate how the media reports _ cannot. you cannot dictate how the media reports any _ cannot. you cannot dictate how the media reports any event, _ cannot. you cannot dictate how the media reports any event, i - media reports any event, i understand, _ media reports any event, i understand, and— media reports any event, i| understand, and everybody media reports any event, i- understand, and everybody was media reports any event, i— understand, and everybody was piling in, understand, and everybody was piling in.

russell independent line. hello.aller: yes i was on the republican line but i just want to be independent more because i cannot trust any of them. and they know that some people help one another. host: how does that relate to bidenomics and what you think about whether it is working or not? caller: adding democrats raise taxes and republicans are really low and they started out with the two dollars -- then went to three dollars and them five dollars. now they are doing pretty well a good job. but that is because i have people in virginia on the team like shanna o -- and mentions. host: ok is bidenomics working? that is what we are asking you in the course of the hour. if you want to give your thoughts on it as many of you had the numbers are on the screen. pick the number that best represents you. if you all in the last 30 days if you can hold off on doing that today we would appreciate it. and if you want to text as your thoughts it is text us at (202) 748-8003. that is how you do that. again you can call the lines

not upon the colonists to prove why they should be independent. he placed the burden of proof upon the british to prove why americans should stay shackled to them for even a second longer. bold stuff from tom paine. so in these ways, "common sense" is a sort of declaration of independence by which i mean it's a new kind of argument that denies all precedents by smashing the rulebook about how you make arguments out of -- [inaudible] every previous thing brought or said in favor of continuing on of dependent colonies. in the pages of "common sense," tom paine doesn't fight any classical authors, he doesn't quote people who disagree with him, he doesn't make any constitutional theories about what is possible or what is not possible. paine won't stand for any of that. we have it in our power, he writes, to begin the world again. so i think you will start to see and i hope you can start to see much of payne p -- paine's persuasive power lies in the way he says it. for instance, paine works hard to convince readers that the colonists are caught up in a

in our embassy in moscow , a solemn reception was held in honor of independence day . russian diplomats and state duma deputies, economists, well-known public and political figures came to congratulate belarus speaking to the audience, the ambassador, belarus noted that in terms of emotions, independence day is very close to victory day, the same great joy that the belarusian land will no longer know the horrors of war and the hope that in unity and brotherhood with russia we will remain a strong independent and peaceful state of course . for me, this is a very significant holiday in russia. i am very glad that we went and will these things. she is shit. we have the same concepts in life. we have the same kind of dreams plans. here, i will be very happy if belarusian citizen to go into space next year as a belarusian, we will never change, because we need one of the most reliable partners of russia once. equestrian patient peoples are decent to us, of course, belarus must be given its due and sometimes learn from it, especially i am not shy about talking about it to us

belarusians know the price of independence and therefore choose the path of creation., this is how we will stop stronger. we guarantee the independence of peace in our native land. this is the philosophy of our life. this is the meaning of the year of peace and creation, the president emphasized. the history of belarusian statehood is not an easy path that the people have overcome and the desire to live in their own home has become the core that gave strength and strengthened the spirit at all times. nevertheless , today's release of the tv news agency project is dedicated to independence. the number one question is what is in the foundation of our independence what kind of brick and give the very strength that allows us to feel safe in every sense from the economy to defense. what do the hands of modernity teach us and how each of us in his workplace can strengthen independence, which is for every state question number one 100 the foundation of our independence why our socially oriented economy has been and remains a target for the west, the belarusians have formed an