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what does that mean, independent news man?e to what to report. i just report what's in my heart. isn't that right, rusty? >> no one is independent. everyone gets money from someone, even you. don't you live with your mother? >> well, every cowboy needs a place to rest his head and it's my grandmother. >> i'm also on a horse. >> really? >> a little pony is under here. >> hey, little guy. >> lydia, you're also independent? >> no, i couldn't find a chair. >> if you're to independent, keene say something bad about paramount right now? >> you know, i would, but that's not what's in this here cowboy's heart, considering how expensive rusty's apples are. >>> moving on, the nation's bilking industry took a hit this week with the department of justice charged sam bankman-fried with eight criminal counts related to fraud and money laundering. bankman-fried showed off his famous market rediction skills predicting he would not be arrested just hours before his arrest. >> once the dust is settled and the investigations happened you won't b

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independence. we are breaking new round. the of independence. we are breaking new ground. nd on _ of independence. we are breaking new ground. the ground on which - of independence. we are breaking new ground. the ground on which the - ground. the ground on which the battle is fought in scotland is changing forever because what we are saying is, we are offering change within the uk that will benefit scotland, as against change by leaving the united kingdom, which we think will do damage to scotland. local councils and mayors will have new powers to promote economic growth, labours answer to levelling up. they could be a sting in the tail, or rather in your pocket, as councils in england would also get new powers to raise revenue. so what is keir starmer trying to achieve? well, he wants to convince voters he has a political vision, that he really wants to change the country while the conservatives focus on changing leaders. but by moving power away from westminster, he is also looking for much—needed support from some of the people who backed brexit or scottish independence

hampshire is independent, the guy from new york became independent so i don't thinkt changes anything. host: more from politico's reporting, they say cinema, who served three terms in the house and as a state legislature -- legislator says raphael warnock's election victory delighted her, his when will probably take some sting out of her decision for democrats. not that she wants any part in figuring out exactly how many seats they control now that she is out of the democratic party. and it notes she does not attend the democratic caucus meetings that happen every week unlike independent senators bernie sanders and angus king of maine and politico reports she is not sure whether her desk will remain on the democratic side of the senate floor. hi, robert. did you vote for senator sinema? caller: yes i did. host: your reaction this morning ? caller: yeah, the phoenix mesa, by the way, area is equal to three northeastern states in area with a population that grew like 1.6 million over the last 10 years. i do not think most of these people are independent. i have been he

a group of journalists working for an award-winning central american independent news outlet have filedsuit in a u.s. court against the nso group -- the israeli company that operates pegasus spyware, which has been used to monitor and track journalists, human rights activists across the globe. the journalists suing the nso group all work for el faro, which is based in el salvador. they allege that malicious pegasus surveillance software was used to infiltrate their iphones and track their communications and movements. the journalists believe the salvadoran government and president nayib bukele were behind the surveillance. the lawsuit, which was filed by the knight first amendment institute, states -- "the attacks have compromised plaintiffs' safety as well as the safety of their colleagues, sources, and family members." we are joined now by two guests. carrie decell is a senior staff attorney at the knight first amendment institute at columbia university. she is the lead lawyer in the lawsuit. roman gressier is a french-american staff reporter with el faro english. he is one of 15 plai

and in nicaragua, an investigative journalist and founder and editor of an independent news website.elcome. thank you for joining us on inside story. there has been a lot that has happened in latin america in the last few days. i want to start in peru. castillo has made decisions that have lost him a lot of allies and landed him in prison. i want to take a step back and look at the corruption À la gary's -- corruption allegations. >> it is difficult to determine if they are fair, because in latin america and in peru, the line is blurry. in the case of mr. castillo's allegations, i had a chance to read the indictment by the attorney general, and although the attorney provides evidence that numbers of the inner circle were involved in corruption, there is no link between them and president castillo. it is very tricky. many say it would be difficult for that to stand up in court because the only reason why the attorney general linked mr. castillo to these cases is because these people were part of his inner circle. but there is no evidence it is linked. i'm not saying it is not linked,

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an independent news agency says it's saw a roadblock. narrow russian checkpoint. it's understood that civilians are being stopped from returning to the enclave. and one aid agency says it's been allowed through with supplies. andrew simmons al jazeera a till he wants the rest of the european union to follow its lead and bringing mandatory covey tests for travelers arriving from china. it's in response to that surge in infections after being rolled back. it's strict 0 corporate policy. if he says it's new measures may not work if either you, nations don't follow suit. several other countries including japan, india, and the us are introducing similar requirements. china center for disease control has one. meanwhile, the upcoming new year celebrations could lead to a rise in cases in rural areas. is chief if the mileage is says ways of infections in some large cities or pass their peaks. but a new search could break out in less populated areas as people travel for the holiday school. would you like to see the development of the epidemic is relatively fast and big and

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norton, investigative journalist, and also the founder and editor of multi port polo vista and independent news website that's based in latin america, a warm welcome teacher. thank you for joining us on inside story gentlemen. there's obviously been a lot that's happened in latin america in just the last few days, plenty to one pick. so i want to start in peru. hedrick is to years obviously made some decisions that have lost him. lots of allies landed him in prison. but i do want to take a bit of a, a step back and have a look at the corruption allegations against him. he says that they're politically motivated. javier, is that fair? well, it's very difficult to determine that because in that, in america, in peru anyway, the border between the legally legal issue issues and political issues is very, very blurry. in the case of the of mr. castillo accusations, i had a chance to reap the hall in diamond by the attorney general. and although the attorney general pro wise evidence that members of his in the circle way involving corruption, there is no direct link between them and pressure. and kath

an independent russian news outlet, we were playing that conversation a moment ago, but an independent news outlet is reporting that the wives of mobilized russian troops are complaining, and they're complaining their husbands are getting really sick from the poor conditions that they are living under. in this case at a siberian training camp. they are living in tents heated by a wood-burning stove. any medicine that they have they brought themselves and that they are not being properly trained. it goes on and on. this is in the bikal times. and then one of the wives says, douglas, and this is the thing that really stuck out to me, quote, we believe that all this is needed for a just cause. we are proud of the guys, we don't blame the authorities. so even with all this, even with that call we heard, they take all that anger and frustration, the absurdity of their situation and they don't turn on putin. what does that tell you? >> first of all, good evening, erin. it's not surprising. it's been consistent with what glimpses we've seen of russian society, that they'll complain about the

. >> the other thing that's important is about smaller, s more independent news outlets on the left and right is they are only able to exist because larger, as you media outlets are funding actual recording in actual difficult places on campaigns, in war zones and disaster zones finding things out broader conversation and that includes interviews way newspapers and print media the miami herald, all the other dictators. if i had to choose a world where one of them went away, be guys or little guys i choose a world in which they exist because they each other . >> the point of corporate media, yes, it's on moneymaking enterprise but because of the money making enterprise mission, it's bowl like eds or nbc is the broadest possible audience at their urging america and a news source is attempting, succeeding or available on sundays or others in attempting to reach this pp spectrum as opposed to this fact from. [applause] >> the best thing about the last two years is we haven't had to listen to unfiltered trump go on and on on national news. [applause] last night i stumbled upon nbc streaming

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coming in and katie's going to cover this or not cover that that's not the case i think that independent newsa wonderful job and like pro-public does incredible journalism and the more the merrier in that respect. >> anybody who can interest the public in current events i think is doing god's work so whether you're coming from the left or right that entry point becomes interested in who's electedand what they're trying to do more power to them . >> all media is good, independent, corporate whatever. make sure that you understand all they do their journalism. how they source, what are the rules eior sourcing information, but are there rules for fact checking, how their accountable e. >> the other thing important to understand about smaller, more opinion driven news outlets on the left and right is they are only able to exist because of larger, denigrated as media: start funding actual recording in difficult places on campaigns, in war zones disaster zones finding things out and that includes in a huge way newspapers and print media. the associated press, reuters, all the other big papers so i

what happened was the executive, the ceo of the block, independent new site related to crypto that was bought out by management a you or so ago. absolutely got it, look at the tweet. what they found it, the ceo had taken personal loans through an entity that did not disclose that sbf had given loans to the ceo that ended up being part of what help that exec the lead to the buyout. the ceo stepped down. the employees are reeling from this. they said they did not know it all. this was found out within the past couple of days. as i said, just two days ago they had interviewed sbf himself. caroline: it can seem like inside baseball when journalists are talking about other journalists. your heart has to go out to people who feel completely undone, not only by the sector collapsing, the industry they have grown -- come to love, collapsing, but the ceo catching them and blindsided them. there is more to come from that. overall the transept -- transparency we get from a regulatory perspective. i ask you know, the people they have in front of them giving them evidence, i've seen talk on twitter

that's a story of perseverance, but according to the forward and independent jewish news organization, genealogy websites show both santos's grandparents were born in brazil. the gaping hole in santos resume now appearing to grow wider after first being exposed monday by the new york times. santos has said he attended ny and baruch college. but the schools say they have no records of him. santos has said he worked at goldman sachs and citigroup, but the banks say they have no record of him even his animals. charity has no, i r s paper trail. if you've seen inventing anna on netflix, this is inventing jorge santos. and it's time that he did the right thing and step aside, santos has still not come forward to respond. his attorney, only issuing a statement suggesting the accusations are a political hit job, his opponents say otherwise. he's going to have to answer that question. did you perpetrate a fraud on the voters of the third congressional district and, you know some are calling for santos to resign before he's even sworn in, but analysts say it's more likely he'll face it. ethics

i think independent news outlets do a wonderful job, pro- public a dozen credible journalism.in the more the merrier in that respect. >> anybody who can interest the public and current events i think is doing god's work. whether you come from the left or the right of entry point in for any member of the public to become interested in who is being elected, what they are trying to do, more power to them. cooks all media's good independent corporate whatever. make sure you understand how they source, one of the rules for sourcing information? what are the rules for fact checking? how they are accountable. >> the other thing that's important to understand about smaller more opinion driven news outlets on the left andht the right as they are only able to exist because of a larger sometimes denigrated corporate media outlets are funding actual reporting it actual actual difficult places on campaigns in war zones in disaster zones. finding things out that her fodder for conversation. that includes in a huge weight newspapers and print media. the associated press, reuters, the miami h

new concerning variant could emerge. we will have reporting on that and other stories. let's hear from st. petersburg, florida. independentine. good morning. caller: thanks for what you are doing. the duopoly that we have represented by the democratics and republicans have run their course. we need a new party. we all know what our country is thinking. we are suffering from both democratic and republicans. the patriotic duty is the coalition in the middle and take the country forward. no need to reach across the aisle because we are standing in it. how could we spend all of the money when more than china and russia and we are the only ones that do not have micro sonic missiles? it is a shame what is happening. we the voters have to take back. we need the leaders to come together and formed a new party to take the country forward. host: dave on the independent line. there was a story shortly after kyrsten sinema announced she will go to independent. he was asked a similar question. he was paraphrasing he will remain in the democratic party. let's hear from robin in jacksonville, alabama. democrats line. caller: thank you.

independence. i have good news returning — independence. or, _ terror attacks to strike our energy sector, our— terror attacks to strike our energy sector, our people and our infrastructure. we had a very good negotiation and talks about our strategic— negotiation and talks about our strategic steps about which we discussed it with president biden and what — discussed it with president biden and what we expect next year and for what we're _ and what we expect next year and for what we're preparing. this is very important — what we're preparing. this is very important for all ukrainians. i am hopeful — important for all ukrainians. i am hopeful. thank you once again, mr president — hopeful. thank you once again, mr president for 45 billion. because this is— president for 45 billion. because this is a — president for 45 billion. because this is a big assistance and i hope that congress will approve this financial— that congress will approve this financial systems for our country. this is— financial systems for our country. this is almost 45 bi

so they enjoy their burgers and french fries right out there in their backyard and diffuse independent you newning experience clearly didn't last very long. team says they were only outside for about a minute. just long enough to make the video. i don't know a minute. i don't think i could mustered the strength 15 eating burgers, and that's all mhm well , next to another chilling sight farther west drone operator called these breathtaking images of a frozen lighthouse in st joseph, michigan on christmas day. take a look at this freezing temperatures and spray from lake michigan. transform the lighthouse and it's jetty into a gigantic ice sculpture. it's beautiful art, really? and thankfully, as you can see the blinking red light could still be seen right through the ice. hmm. wow it's cold device. look at that. you can just see it. i can. i'm getting colder in here. just watching this. yeah and it's so cold. even the manatees in florida are shivering. yeah you know, it's called the manatees are shivering. more than two dozen of those manatees in west palm beach, moving closer to land where the

years we remained the only for 12 years we remained the only for 12 years we remained the only independent news channel in russia [000:16:01;00] first out of the country by new first out of the country by new first out of the country by new repressive laws after the first week of repressive laws after the first week of repressive laws after the first week of the war our freedom crushed by the the war our freedom crushed by the the war our freedom crushed by the authorities authorities authorities foreign [000:16:16;00] we have operated as a european company we have operated as a european company we have operated as a european company from europe and now also broadcast in from europe and now also broadcast in from europe and now also broadcast in english harrison has surrendered english harrison has surrendered english harrison has surrendered russia's propaganda targets have changed russia's propaganda targets have changed russia's propaganda targets have changed putin christ havoc putin christ havoc putin christ havoc we want to tell you firsthand what is we want to tell you firsthand what is

this later became simply abandoned by the command of the unr the content of textbooks in the new independentaine in the early nineties is the whole story. settled on the myth that ukraine, ukrainians suffer all their lives in an unequal struggle with these very muscovites, which yuri dolgoruky started against them. they will say with geese that, of course, the donbass was at one time, specially killed in the thirties of the famine, so that the muscovite population would come to replace it after gaining independence is a new national idea. the famine became the tragic events of the thirties of the last century, when in the arable regions of the ussr, not only in ukraine but also in the kuban, in the north caucasus, the volga region of belarus and even in siberia, millions of peasants died of hunger, in the independence of our days they began to consider the goals of a directed policy of genocide. in relation to the great individual ukrainian people, suffering was exported in the center of washington . a monument was even erected to the victim of the holodomor, and each of the ukrainian presid

senator bernie sanders is weighing in on the senate's new independenta. >> i have been to suspect that it's probably a lot to do with politics back in arizona. i think the democrats there are not all that enthusiastic about somebody who helped sabotage some of the most important legislation that protects the interest of working families and voting rights and so forth. >> sinema caucuses with democrats. let's bring in daniel strauss. good morning, daniel. over the weekend we saw cnn's jake tapper sit down with senator sinema, and listen to what she told him. >> i intend to maintain my position on my committees and keep doing the work that i've been doing for arizona. so i don't think that things will change in terms of how i operate or the work that i do in the united states senate. >> she also told jake that 51 senate seats is a very d.c. thing to worry about. but, you know, majority control of the senate, i'm pretty sure it's an american thing to worry about, that people all over the country worry about. what do you think? >> yeah, it's true that i thi

host: mike in new york, independent line.aller: good morning, i was just wondering if amy could enlighten us a little bit on the federalist society's involvement with supreme court appointees. it seems like the six conservative dissenting members are all members of the federalist society. i was wondering if she could give us an idea of the agenda behind the society. i know skelly was a member, and of court -- scalia was a member and we know what he did. if she could give us a little information on her involvement. guest: i am not sure that all of the justices are members. the federalist society is an organization that was formed some time ago. initially in response to the perception that conservatives were underrepresented in academia. it became an organization that became heavily involved with the selection and nomination of judges and justices during the trump administration in particular. so many of your viewers might recall that before the november 2016 elections, donald trump had announced that he will release a list of

let's so, to be honest, the founding father of the sovereign independent new belarus is the one we haveg in for 30 years. uh, so that this one, as i call him collective lukashenka, he continues to exist after lukashenka and yes, i have such taxes. i think about it all the time. so, when we were choosing a place for a nuclear power plant, we were looking for a geological one. a slab that was large was not subject to an earthquake. here i have such an association that the entire belarusian people's assembly is the same plate, strong, not subject to earthquakes, which is at the heart of the state. after all, we know that hierarchical systems are vertically vertical systems. they are subject. e in due time of the crash. we remember the collapse of the monarchy, we remember the collapse of the soviet union where there was also a vertical and it is necessary to build a system that would rely on popular representation and would not depend on incidents that can occur in power verticality. if we simply say that the vertical is always, to one degree or another, about the elite. and here horizonta

this year, the new year's ball at the independence palace brought together 320 young men girls from all over the country are talented youth and pupils of cadet schools of universities and also winners of various scientific and creative competitions. new year's works of our children every day more and more solemnly and, like in a fairy tale, near the festive tree with gifts, the day began for the little inhabitants of the children's village. the origins, kids, were waiting and diligently preparing to spend money, and the meeting is held in such a format that everything is interesting and comfortable for the children as the main character of the holiday. what are the villagers proud of? origins combined into a concert program from musical and poetic sketches to a real performance with interactive. we sculpt eyes and a long carrot will brightly light up the flame. hurrah and so much we say. i want us to have a good family in this new city. everything worked out for everyone to be happy and healthy. i love to draw, do gymnastics, dance. i love making crafts, i love gifts. i want to see you

independent line. caller: i am from new york. i would like to see more funding for independent party candidates. specifically for presidential. we do not get the funding we need. all the actual policies that the independent candidates take on are very good, but you cannot compete with the money that is getting thrown at the republican and democrats. host: as an independent do you see yourself more as a libertarian or the green party? where do you stand? caller: libertarian. little bit of both because i like the green party as well. i am half and half. host: i get that. you are saying more funding. do you think people pay attention to the other parties other than democrats and republicans? if you think not, why and what needs to change? caller: the reason is they do not take -- pay attention to the independent party candidates. everyone is stanched in their political views, whether it is family, your mother is republican or democrat. it seems like everyone is taking on the party of their fathers or mothers or families. that is the way the country is. regardless of the actual policies. even if it

this week, after democratic senator kyrsten sinema said she's switching her affiliation to independent. the newst majority in the upper chamber. sinema has ruffled feathers within the party, not always going along with the policies of president biden. here's our washington correspondent anthony zurcher. —— and we do have much more on this on our website. let's get some of the day's other news. gunmen in northern nigeria have abducted the family of a local member of parliament in the state of zamfara. people in the town of jangebe say the kidnappers broke into the home of the politician, aminu yusuf ardo, during the night and seized his wife and four children. the iranian president has said his government will continue its operations against protesters, a day after the first execution over the nationwide anti—government unrest. ebrahim raisi said the identification, trial and punishment of the perpetrators would be pursued with determination. president xijinping said china is looking to cooperate with saudi arabia and other gulf countries in the fields of security and energy. the comments were ma

let's be honest, the founding father of the sovereign independent new belarus is here the one we've been, as i call him collective lukashenka, he continued, uh, to exist after lukashenka and yes, such an analogy suggests itself to me. i think about it all the time. so, when we were choosing a place for a nuclear power plant, we were looking for a geological plate that was large and motionless to an earthquake. here i have such an association that the entire belarusian people's assembly is the same solid slab that is not subjected to earthquakes, which are at the heart of the state. we know that hierarchical systems vertical vertical systems. they are subject to destruction in due time. the collapse of the monarchy, we remember the collapse of the soviet union, where there was also a vertical, and it is necessary to build a system that would rely on popular representation and regardless of the incidents that can occur in the power vertical. if we simply say that the vertical is always, to one degree or another, about the elite. and here is the horizontal one. the history of vns is about t

an independent news agency says it saw a roadblock near a russian check point. it's understood that civilians are being stopped from returning to the enclave. and one aid agencies says it's been allowed through with supplies. andrew simmons al jazeera, still ahead on the news hour. it may increase this pressure on the usually imposed cologne of eyes checks on travelers from china. we look at the worsening economic situation in lebanon way inflation is making it more difficult for people to buy basic goods. one of the biggest passport came the best performance of his career that's coming up with me to see you. there's some rain in the forecasts across the middle east, straight into those details right now. so it's bubbling up around the red sea area, stretching rate through central saudi arabia. so let's go in for a closer look. we could certainly see some flooding in jetta, but this band of rain stretches into re add for sure. it's going to push more cloud cover here in doha, and even the risk of seen some showers as well. so here's a 3 day forecast. okay. there

independent line. caller: i am from new york. i would like to see more funding for independent party candidates. specifically for presidential. we do not get the funding we need. all the actual policies that the independent candidates take on are very good, but you cannot compete with the money that is getting thrown at the republican and democrats. host: as an independent do you see yourself more as a libertarian or the green party? where do you stand? caller: libertarian. little bit of both because i like the green party as well. i am half and half. host: i get that. you are saying more funding. do you think people pay attention to the other parties other than democrats and republicans? if you think not, why and what needs to change? caller: the reason is they do not take -- pay attention to the independent party candidates. everyone is stanched in their political views, whether it is family, your mother is republican or democrat. it seems like everyone is taking on the party of their fathers or mothers or families. that is the way the country is. regardless of the actual policies. even if it

that's a story of perseverance, but according to the forward and independent jewish news organization, genealogy websites show both santos's grandparents were born in brazil. the gaping hole in santos resume now appearing to grow wider after first being exposed monday by the new york times. santos has said he attended ny and baruch college. but the schools say they have no records of him. santos has said he worked at goldman sachs and citigroup, but the banks say they have no record of him even his animal. charity has no, i r s paper trail. if you've seen inventing anna on netflix, this is inventing jorge santos. and it's time that he did the right thing and step aside, santos has still not come forward to respond. his attorney, only issuing a statement suggesting the accusations are a political hit job, his opponents say otherwise be complete and utter for oil, whole life story. and he's gonna have to answer that question. did you perpetrate a fraud on the voters of the third congressional district and you know, some are calling for santos to resign even before he's sworn in, analyst

in one of the dioceses, they found child pornography on the priests, which filmed independently. this is the newsre very big questions about their professional activities in the family, not without income. that certain priests behave this way we have seen such people in our country that we meet ministers of the catholic church in any such way, but it is not their business, and relatively speaking, which girls or which boys do they like, although in any case it is the depravity of minors that is a criminal matter outside out of dependence on the article absolutely human well, i'm not talking about the fact that somehow, well, it's not very good when you're a priest and all the time you fight with lgbt people with same- sex marriages, and you yourself have a successful marriage and this one lives peacefully in his own cells in a family life. i would say this to a young man, but you don’t give it to others. and what is it? why do they behave as if it is bad , bad, and they themselves are considered the norm? so why? why is it that people in putin’s circle consider this to be the norm? they pass laws

let's be honest, the founding father of a sovereign independent new belarus, that's the one that we haveiving for 30 years. uh, so that this one, as i call him collective lukashenka, he continued , uh, to exist after lukashenka yes, yes. yes, this is the analogy i have. i am everything time to think about it. so, when we were choosing a place for a nuclear power plant, we were looking for a geological plate that would be large and motionless to an earthquake. here i have such an association that the entire belarusian people's assembly is the very same slab that is not subject to earthquakes, which are at the heart of the state. after all, we know that hierarchical systems are vertically vertical systems. they are subject to destruction in due time. we do not remember the collapse of the monarchy, the collapse of the soviet union, where there was also a vertical and it is necessary to build such a system, which would be based on popular representation and regardless of the incidents that can occur vertically in power. if we simply say that the vertical is always, to one degree or another,

after gaining independence, the new national day became the famine, the tragic events of the thirtiesthe last century, when in the arable regions of the ussr, not only in ukraine, but also in the kuban, the north caucasus, the volga region of belarus and even in siberia, millions of peasants died of hunger in the independence of our days, they began to consider goals as a directed policy genocide against the great, taken separately by the ukrainian people, the suffering was exported in the center washington even erected a monument to the victims of the famine, and each of the ukrainian presidents considers it his duty to intercept this famine in places, and all in front of the communists who traveled over our corpses. the so-called massacre in the baturin of the events of the northern war was raised on the shield of ukrainian propaganda, when, after the betrayal of mazepa, his defections to the side of the swedes, peter i gave the order to burn the headquarters of the corrupt hetman. and let no real evidence of numerous victims and murdered babies. historians have not found the psycho

declined less than predicted this year in defiance of the unprecedented western sanctions. independent journalist, new group a says european economies are the one thing in the bites of the backlash. guess what we were told by germans, by the french, by our leaders in the west and our sanctions when necessary to bring the car russia to which nice but we are on our knees and energy wise. it to the situation is terrible. we have minus 10 last week for us. it's a terrible winter. i mean he brushes minus then his mind frequent, but here people start to realize that we had a huge problem of energy. no, sure, no gas, no, no one, no, no solutions for oil within months in long term solutions, not before years from now. our economies in tatters everywhere. i mean factories closing. the cost of life is increasing. we have for 10 percent, 12 percent inflation. we can't get energy, this is terrible and they don't have an answer on so our economy encounters and rushes seems to do. well. china for america has applauded the relationship between moscow and beijing. stressing that the biological fires remain unshakable

yes, you independence has always been held annually for the fifth year in a row, a new year's ball. let'sthis beautiful event idea was created. born. that 's just with the opening of the independence palace in 2013. true, they did not come to it right away, because, well, you understand, those who started working here had to settle down a little here, as if to get used to understanding what we can, what we can count on. here, of course, at first it was more of an official event, then the palace of independence was opened. here, for an excursion to visit people, and yet, then they came to the conclusion that the president was visited several times with such ideas, then we have balls held and are held both in the hospitality and in the opera house in our bolshoi theater. here and now, looking at all this. so somehow it developed a network of proposals, what did you decide one day? and? let's try 5 years ago. and when they tried this first, damn it, then they turned out to be not lumpy, when hundreds of talented guys from all over the country come together, they feed in advance then such a w

killed in the thirties years of famine, to be replaced by the muscovite population after gaining independence, a newional idea. the famine became the tragic events of the thirties of the last century, when in the arable regions of the ussr, not only in ukraine, but also in the kuban, in the north caucasus, the volga region of belarus and even in siberia, millions of peasants died of starvation in the self- righteousness of our days began to consider the goals of a directed policy of genocide. in relation to the great individual taken ukrainian people, suffering was allowed to be exported in the center of yours. then even on the victims of the famine a monument was erected and each of the ukrainian presidents considers it his duty to intercept this famine baton, and all in front of the communists who traveled over our corpses. an apologist for the holodomor genocide cannot be all forgotten on the shield of ukrainian propaganda. the so-called massacre in baturinitsa during the northern war was also raised, when, after the betrayal of mazepa, he went over to the side of the swedes. peter gave the order

. >> reporter: but "the forward," an independent jewish news organization, reviewed genealogy websites that show his grandparents were actually born in brazil. santos helped his party clinch a narrow majority in the house, making history as the first openly gay republican to win a house seat as a non-incubment, telling "usa today" that he's "never had an issue with my sexual identity in the past decade." but tonight, new revelations that santos finalized his divorce with a woman, less than two weeks before launching his first bid for congress in 2020, something he has not talked about publicly. he also claimed to be a wall street financier and investor who worked at goldman sachs and citigroup, graduating from baruch college. but when we reached out to baruch, goldman sachs and citgroup, they all told us that name did not match their records. his lawyer calling it all a campaign to smear his good name. tonight, santos breaking his silence, saying that he's committed to delivering on the results that he campaigned on. he says he plans to speak out next week, insisting he has a story to

this week, after democratic senator kyrsten sinema said she's switching her affiliation to independent. the newsto 49 seat majority in the upper chamber. sinema says her politics haven't changed and she won't align with republicans. the united states and the united kingdom say russia and iran have strengthened their relationship into a fully—fledged defence partnership. the white house's national security spokesman, john kirby, says washington has seen reports the two countries are considering joint production of lethal drones. it comes as the us announced a new $275 million aid package to help boost ukraine's air defences, against russian drones in particular. joining us now is our news reporter azadeh moshiri. what do we need to know about this? , , ., , this? this is not the first time in _ this? this is not the first time in the _ this? this is not the first time in the united - this? this is not the first| time in the united states this? this is not the first. time in the united states or any western country has warned about the relationship between iran and russia. you might remember both

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