is it fair at are two issues, one is is it fair at a time when _ are two issues, one is is it fair atn or lose money as a result, net tax money question mark— as a result, net tax money question mark i _ as a result, net tax money question mark i think— as a result, net tax money question mark i think that is an open question— mark i think that is an open question but one of the things i did notice _ question but one of the things i did notice is _ question but one of the things i did notice is that if they are not taxed on their— notice is that if they are not taxed on their foreign investment and they are taxed _ on their foreign investment and they are taxed on the uk investments, there _ are taxed on the uk investments, there is— are taxed on the uk investments, there is an — are taxed on the uk investments, there is an incentive not for them to invest — there is an incentive not for them to invest in — there is an incentive not for them to invest in the uk.— to invest in the uk. that is a really good _ to invest in the uk. that is a really good point. _ to invest in the uk. that

there is no question it is broadening out. he got to believe when the results are in -- you got to believe with the results are in this is going to get heated on both sides of the aisle. jonathan: i agree. in the news conference last week, i have to say, if that was a rebuttal it was a pretty strong one. lisa: also his line, in order to have a good stable labor market, you have to have stability in the prices and inflation. that is their argument. it is not reading through if you take a look at what is in the polls. it tom: the uncertainty today is on stroller neri -- the uncertainty today is extraordinary. it reminds me of 1984. jonathan: in the next half hour, wells fargo on the equity markets. looking forward to the conversation. from washington dc, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> up today from news from around the world, as millions of americans prepare to vote today, president biden admits democrats face a tougher challenge holding the house than the senate. republicans are favored to take control of the house. the battle for the

it is is going to be that sort of damage. it is when — is going to be that sort of damage. it is whenlate things. i hope — it is when to escalate things. i hope it— it is when to escalate things. i hope it will— it is when to escalate things. i hope it will lead _ it is when to escalate things. i hope it will lead to... - it is when to escalate things. i hope it will lead to... i- it is when to escalate things. i i hope it will lead to... i understand the swedish— hope it will lead to... i understand the swedish government - hope it will lead to... i understand the swedish government is - hope it will lead to... i understand the swedish government is going i hope it will lead to... i understand. the swedish government is going to make _ the swedish government is going to make an _ the swedish government is going to make an announcement _ the swedish government is going to make an announcement tomorrow i make an announcement tomorrow morning. _ make an announcement tomorrow morning. i_ make an announcement tomorrow morning. i hope — make an announcement tomorrow morning. i hope they— m

caller: everybody is gathering money. that is what it is all about. i will -- i am down here and what we call the flyover states. i feel sorry for the poor guy in indiana who said, " i won't vote because i don't believe it will help." i am a vietnam vet. wake up and see what is happening besides what they say. i have been in 2 or 3 spots where we have -- we have china sitting up there and everyone else is coming up through the bottom. people need to wake up. trump is my man. i have worked for employers that were worse than trump, but the man got the job done. my employers got the job done. we were paid well for what we did. this is what it is all about. that is the american dream to me. i am raising a family. god knows how many kids i got, grandkids, and great grandkids. it is so hard right now. these democrats are fixing to lose all this money. republicans are fixing to lose this money, if they get beat out. everyone is worried about saying the right word. when i was in the service and you were in that foxhole you did not care if you were gay, lesbia

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this is what the so -called pr is.er and it is clear that the world does not care in the deepest way that you will comment on the worst thing now. if you want to give a damn about this one, then, like, uh, we express ourselves on this pr but she doesn’t notice anything. or rather, she, and he is a civilized world. at least it's not the civilized normal that he notices, but the civilized michael is just like this this is the same, eh! with closed eyes, the state duma , in the meantime, in the continuation of this topic, da called on the parliaments of the countries of the world to condemn the all-union council for the execution of unarmed russian prisoners of war. we discussed this yesterday and talked about it in detail. this means that it is necessary to help bring to justice all the perpetrators of the brutal murder. this is a good definition, absolutely fair unanimously, the statements adopted by the deputies are sent to various international instances, including the pace and the osce. well, i don't know, well, i se

guest: that is another race that is can act. dr. mehmet oz is up a little bit. that race is just a mess. you have a national environment in the state that is increasingly right at the center of american politics. the democrats nominated john fetterman, who is probably a little too liberal for the state. republicans turned around and nominated dr. mehmet oz of oprah winfrey fame. he is well-educated, but he also happens to live in new jersey. it is kind of an immovable force against an irresistible object to their. federman had a stroke shortly after winning the nomination -- fetterman had a stroke shortly after winning the nomination in the spring. performed well in some interviews elsewhere. everything has gone wrong for both parties. our suspicion is that the national environment is the tiebreaker, but that is a race where it wouldn't surprise me if it ended up either way. host: before we get to the arizona-nevada races, ohio -- you didn't mention the senate race there. the hill newspaper said it could be one of the upsets if democrats win it. guest: i would b

taiwan is so far so, well, let's see, that is, maybe there is such an option is still very disturbingansfer our condolences and of course it 's somehow direct. suddenly suddenly and so very painful. yes, it’s right that we will comment on this sad news from minsk, because it has spread quite widely, and on the internet and, unfortunately, it writes a lot of nonsense. this is just the case when i want to advise reading maria vladimirovna zakharovna. here are the very correct exact words of colleagues said on this occasion, what to say a person was sick in the full sense heart for the work in which he was engaged, which was entrusted. uh, and, of course, they are treated differently here in russia, we understand this very well, who and the policy that vladimir vladimirovich makei pursued for many years as minister of foreign affairs in 2012, but i will say this, there may be certain contradictions between the allies . this is fine. the main thing is that we are developing a single line, there is a proof. the points when it turns out that you actually take a position, this was the year f

we can talk about the fed, and the fed is important, but what is supported for the dollar is what isth global growth. alix: he was discussing the dollar's banner year, and that leads us to our focus on crypto. what kind of father or contagion might we see in other asset classes? who gets their money back? we want to bring in mark mccormick. this is where i feel like the line is drawn to you. if people don't get their money back, will they have to start selling other assets maybe like the dollar, well performing assets so far this year to make up for those losses? have we seen that contagion yet? mark: it is possible. i would limit the impact of crypto contagion to other asset classes. it is not a systemic event like there is a banking crisis that will result from it. and eight -- it is a very -- it is very idiosyncratic and a niche market. big and dominant for the dollar and other asset classes, particularly equities. it is kind of a bit of a sideshow in that context. guy: in that context, you talk about it being a niche market. good morning. global growth starting to show positive s

why they were there that this is not confidential information, it is closed, it is public, moreover,t is often about, well, i wanted to say projects. these are the ones that have already been implemented, the construction of substations, which were closer to the planned ones, were actually built in of the soviet union, yes. that is, all these materials are also in russia and are repeated in principle. we live today in conditions of modern openness, that is, there are space opportunities, yes, satellites. therefore, we should not be surprised, we should really think about how to protect us, including this infrastructure and how to prevent possible future strikes because we see that they continued like this, that is, at first everyone thought that you know it's like once, twice, and there won't be a third time there, so we see that this is a problem that needs to be solved about sergey, do you agree that a certain influence on the ukrainian energy system , russia did dare and managed to do it, you know, if we go back to the first question, i think that the enemy is enjoying all this da

this is the law, this is the law of politics, this is the law of logic, this is the law of life, thenis moving to another, so the collapse of this block can inevitably occur. on the other hand, if still a special military operation will achieve its goals, which, well, are quite complex and philosophical, let's say, yes, then the collapse of the bloc will not happen under any circumstances. yes, it will weaken, and irreparable consequences will occur, but at the same time, the bloc will maintain its stability. now a colleague. here he compared nato and the csto opposed. but in general, utkb, and our nato colleagues somehow perceive or have already written off, and the emphasis is all and have their own interest. that's probably, looking at ketai. he is considered the main rival and main adversary, and they say with us already. well, everything is clear. they want to deal with russia, and then with china, so, here. i say, maybe they don't care about anything. and if they did not count and the opponent would be lately. and for them it is the center. and i also want to hold a colleague. h

is that because there is an assumption that if the price is set there, it is different from where we are right now, so it will not push up the demand for other alternatives? is that the mechanics? keshav: yes, a lot of confusion on the headlines right now. take a step back from the price cap. you cannot put a static price on a volatile oil market. the cap might meet larger than the current oil price, but the index could be lower. a static price does not work and that is why even if you step back from the price that russia has sent, they will not sell the oil to anyone who agrees to this price cap. we are slowly moving on to taking time where the fifth of december is two weeks away and this price cap is being determined by government officials but it has no reality on how the oil markets actually work. anna: i thought europe did not want to buy russian crude anyways, they just wanted to apply this cap to it so the other situate -- the other subsidiary industries and continue to ship these products if the level above the cap has not been paid. keshav: the objective of the west is that

here it is here it is here it is here it is here.is has already matured, that is, on paper, there are some sketches already sketched. everything. well, work begins, for example, there, if the dolls are knitted there, then i am there, for example, some kind of blank is being prepared. she's there, uh, getting dressed, there foam rubber, then fabric, that is, the image is already glued there, if we make them with glue there . papier-mâché and this workshop, it is exactly the kind where such magic of the embodiment of images takes place. here, well, literally there is. these are not my dolls, they were made by a person at my request. that is, this is already a performance that will be . well, a person can see that with the artistic. taste, well, then of course. that is, if this is what the image appeared, this character appeared like this. so you already understand, well, you don’t like something it is clear that you will redo it there or you are not satisfied. there is some kind of technical side, there is controllability, there is som

well, they are the most correctly estimated . there is 26%, that is, in fact, there is a growth of 4% until the end of the year, and it can probably be higher, because we see that now the business is forced. significantly increase the cost of production, how it will be reflected in inflation, well, believe me, no one knows at all, and including business is limited in transferring its cost to the population because there is not much capable demand, but on the contrary, the situation is improving now, and it has improved significantly over the last week the national bank attacks only about 1,060 million dollars of the market. well, before that, 700-800 were sold there, well , 600 in good months, that is, the situation with reserves, the situation with the currency, it is significantly improving conditionally, but people are not yes, people don't go to supermarkets, because they are closed, import consumption has fallen in our country. well, no matter what, it may have increased in oil products for just in time for the supply of these generators and the grain corridor continued its work,

i think this is the right thing to do, it is ”p this is the right thing to do, it is up usually— this had. to begin with, he was stuck with the autumn statement, even to the point _ with the autumn statement, even to the point of— with the autumn statement, even to the point of not going to cop27, they needed have to go there, then he had _ they needed have to go there, then he had to— they needed have to go there, then he had to go to the 620 in indonesia, so it is quite right that he should — indonesia, so it is quite right that he should take the first opportunity she could _ he should take the first opportunity she could to actually pop over to ukraine — she could to actually pop over to ukraine. and he has brought with him £50 million— ukraine. and he has brought with him £50 million worth of weaponry so it will be _ £50 million worth of weaponry so it will be things like anti—aircraft guns. — will be things like anti—aircraft guns, given how badly ukraine is being _ guns, given how badly ukraine is being bombed by missiles over the last weeic — being bombed by missiles over the

this is what, this is this this is this this is coming out.not just like that in the world. it's not just that not only if the mass media, but the leaders are only a nerd watching our every program, because he is a nerd. please tell me, the people who govern such a cretin president macron also says that pope rome is all now in france, who is this? and? this is such a state in europe minus, by the way, minus now now now i do n’t understand something well. this is the little man who records his conversations, what to show off on video. this is the little man who for years shouted that the president of venezuela was guaido, and then said maduro, the president will call him. yeah well, you found it. well done, well done. i still want to finish the thought , there is an idea, there is an industrial complex. there is where it is certainly destroyed in the state. but there are how many ukrainian tanks are left? the thing is, how many ukrainian missiles are left? the last time i heard the information that we will be supplied with tanks is already your

but this is ukraine. that is, it is absolutely clear.ou command, not then, then i'm sorry, we won't do this, yes, so he is zelensky, of course, the commander yes of certain limits heard this. you know show married heard, so i think a little more hardened, then a preliminary appeal to the g20 which was supposed to be, but i repeat. this is the most loyal of all that he said of the crimea there indeed. no, it's true, it's just not mentioned at all, so to speak. e everything. the rest is everything else, well, the word crimea and so on really does not sound, in general it is significant felix or not? i think it's not essential, because er look at the spiral of the argument. yes, that is, ukraine in all the negotiations that i followed behind the scenes. two decades, yes, that is, it will be required as needed, yes, that is, dialectically and every day a little more. yes, that is, uh, and i understand that any negotiations may not end with minsk by three, and they will take place. and if it's profitable. kiev, all temporary stops in some act

is removed, the man's life is not in danger.ion, this time the patient of a woman with urinary incontinence, the operation takes place without anesthesia. lying down, urine is not lost. these boys couldn't to help anywhere, and professor pushkar was able to incontinence , prolapse, prolapse of the pelvic organs and other female urological problems, the team, pushkar, solves brilliantly. academician pushkar is finishing the operation. and we still have a minute. we decided to look into his office where he talks with patients after the operation. here are portraits of children, a portrait of a mother, and like this, among this creative mess. here is such a device, a golden endoscope, an endoscope is the main instrument of a urologist, with which he actually works, so such an endoscope is handed to people, performed more than 10,000 operations alone. here in the clinic of professor pushkar, they have already stopped counting. how many operations they performed and how many lives were saved by tens and hundreds of thousands. well, m

who is russia, who is the main competitor ?ay we are interested in china as far as it can help russia the united states china as a global player that opposes the global scale please tell me if it were not for the martyrs, would we be interested in ukrainians and wounds in life, we would not did you mention iran or the interest of the united states , the ierant is extremely interested because it is a possible nuclear threat on a global scale, so dear colleagues, when we talk about the united states and ukraine, let's always remember the global nature of the game that is being played by the forces of the united states of america , and this is primarily a visa of evil - it's china, it's iran, it's the taliban, it's terrorist organizations that are all over the world today, and the united states and its leaders feel responsible for all these processes, what should we do, and we need to look for ukrainian interests and we need to extract the ukrainian interest from everything, not to disperse and not to stand on a tightrope, as befo

here is another fake same story that is related here is the point with the s-300 missiles, what is theirst thing, well, at the beginning, when only the military operation began. we practically put out of action, uh, that’s all, except for the location system, which was creating a continuous radar field over ukraine, that is, there were some pockets left, which means, well, naturally they covered ukraine, that is, they covered it due to which, due to the avax aircraft in the first place. basically. this is american sometimes the british the french are connected, but always around the clock some kind of plane hangs one left the second came to replace and they control, but 70 percent of the territory of ukraine, our aircraft appeared, cruise missiles appeared. and wax immediately received the information. immediately they processed this information to the command post of the air defense of ukraine or directly to the division and to the battery and the rest and give instructions to the target, that is, they give instructions to the target and produce the targets for distributing these e. t

this is how it will be fair. my name is igor tur.s was my propaganda the hottest event in the world of sports for the number one game in a small gulf country built everything from the ground up hard training and exciting competition uncompromising wrestling an interesting game for my story this is going to be a great event. if we can achieve this result, it starts somewhere around the thirty- fifth kilometer, when the body is already on the one-sided, it already switches to such moral and volitional qualities wins and losses within ourselves are the strength to start all over again, they allow us to count. hello, we continue to analyze what is happening in the country and the world, we are glad to welcome everyone who is now with us, we are very glad to see our guests today and let's go in order. in yerevan, the design bureaus themselves of course, the central topic on the agenda is the relationship between armenia and azerbaijan, we see this negotiation process. was invited as an intermediary. russian federation as you can see in ge

e, he is ambiguous, he is a lot of key one of the moment is.manufacturer produces its own cardboard has some parameters. suppose we are now entering the market, as i already told you, 80%, and we closed and we are constantly working closely with our partners, then with printing companies that produce packaging, we are tracking. some parameters. needs to be polished up. we are constantly involved in co-refining with our partners. here the question is still purely, technologically it is necessary, but for ours, the question is not in the accusation. tom, how long do we have to catch up to keep this man fully occupied? well , what is the term, i perfectly understand the sanctions, perhaps we did not need this before to produce, because it was cheaper for us to produce a small batch and from the same baltic countries, but now that we are under lock and key, how long do we need to be technologically ready to replace any cardboard 100% curious. this is a joint work for us and our partners, the sooner we set up production, the sooner our partners will

yes , sadism is not a question, not to mention pedophilia, it is already beyond the scope of what iseasonable. that's why this church is one that strives to sit on all the chairs at once , that is, on the one hand, they are about ukrainian, on the other hand, they are subordinate to the rpc, on the one hand, we support the ukrainian people, and it is easier and so on, on the other hand, we cooperate and collaborate with the occupiers, then there is me, on the one hand, we are fighting against the lgbt people, we are completely pushing this culture away, and we will in no way aggressively preach against it, and on the other hand, our flesh is weak, just as it will be for everyone the rest yes and in this it is and the problem is simply that this is yet another proof of the duplicity and deceitfulness of this structure, which in its ranks itself practically does not fight against these phenomena. and they said oh-oh-oh, we won’t tolerate this with our editors. but it ’s being kept quiet and covered up. when it comes out in such a scandalous way, it does n’t force them to change their r

this is hate. this is malice.s colleagues have already told about our offensive actions, what can counter this? ukraine nothing. and just like that, it is the civil sector that destroys the hammering. that is why, when the fighters say that victory is ours, and they will never stop one step for a moment. right here in action ukraine, the answers to all questions, the kiev nazis did everything to ensure that no one had any negotiations with them. indeed, you have answered your own question. when told, i can't explain their behaviour. this is not the behavior of people, just those who really feel despair and receive appropriate instructions from the same washington that you just need to nightmare the civilian population, because this is how the americans conduct military operations. wherever they come, they bomb peaceful neighborhoods. they destroy cities it was and yugoslavia was in afghanistan. it is anywhere where the americans appeared, it was precisely the residential areas that were destroyed there. yes, of co

that is what the problem is, is there is a question that needs to be answered. that is who gets to decide does the government get to decide whether or not or when a woman can be pregnant? or, is that a decision, a personal health care decision that should be made and left to the woman, her family, her faith is dr. question mark republicans answer that question because they introduced 52 bills to that restrict abortion access. this is contradicting the will of the american people. the truth is that abortion access is popular. most americans do not want government forcing women pregnancy, in my home state ron desantis and extremist republican passed a 15 week band. which a survey shows that 60% of the aliens opposed. pulls show that sentiment across america. you had an abortion in 22 weeks after receiving the devastating fetal diagnosis. you also work with patients with different experiences in recent. spirits, why do most americans support abortion access no matter their age, gender or ethnic background? >> as i said, it is my honor to have witnessed so many stor

he is artyomovsk here is how what is happening at the front is described there. carriers and cars with a screech, one after another, brought up and unloaded the wounded in front of the only military hospital in the city by about noon on friday, the doctors counted 50 wounded , most of whom were soldiers the day before there were more worse, 240 people were taken to hospital with a variety of injuries from gunshot wounds to shrapnel wounds and concussions. well epta publishes not the brightest photos yet. they told her on social networks for poetic reasons. we ca n't show them on the air where they're not doing well. let's just say that attempts to attack crimea can salt zelensky with the west. here is what the british magazine writes. the leadership of ukraine at the moment does not rule out an offensive operation in the crimea, despite the potentially large losses. in the case of such attempts, such a decision by zelensky zapadnaya is not approved by the curators. this can only push russia further into escalation. perhaps even the use of nuclear weapons. first l

what is a joint space. you see, here she is. and now you yourself look there is no there at all.. that is, you do not have a joint, so pain all the time. i understand correctly that our guests are now between the third and the fourth flock and the fourth stage and conservative treatment does not help, respectively, the only thing left is surgical treatment - replacement of the joint with an artificial doctor. he speaks so well, and you are afraid. yes, i'm afraid. why are you afraid well, operations. and what exactly are you afraid of in the operation? well, you don’t know, then after the operation this period will be difficult. what will be hard? well, i can’t enter, i can’t, at all. you know, friends, that we have olympic champions who win olympic medals in episodes. well, one of the most famous. this is alexey it will be true to him after the victory. skater skater, she says so not trusting skater. here he is now skating with his hip endoprosthesis in the hip state. now louder to say what you said, well i say rides. now he looks good to eat. uh, our famous foil fencer of the o

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that is what it is supposed to be. down to, we the people. that is what it is supposed to be. we have to get back to a place we do take that duty seriously and not be so volatile with each other. we can discuss the issues at hand without having to be adversaries. i just hope that we can come to a place in america where unification is not a impossible dream but a plausible reality. i do not think we will survive if we do not try. [indiscernible speaking] this is a tweet from steve. host: i am a middle income american. bill is next in texas. democrats line. go-ahead. caller: my name is gail. i live in texas. i have a stroke. i am retired from the military and worked 22 years. my wife died four years ago. i need somebody to help me. i am paying $8,000 a year. thank you. host: jerry in broadway, virginia. republican line. caller: good morning. i would like to talk to the first topic about divided congress. what we had in the past two years is a dictatorship. that is called communism, one-party rule is communism. pack up yo

is it just 15 weeks? is it 16 weeks? of rape, incest, and life of the mother, what does that legislation look like? the last time that congress did it, the democrats in congress drop the legislation. it went further than what roe even was. we saw it small fall short. that was a much more modest approach to it. i think that it can be very difficult. if it is a leader, if it is mccarthy, don't know how he can put it on the floor. this is something that the moderates should certainly hold over his head. their votes matter just as much as the fringe marjorie taylor greene's. >> if adam laxalt loses after the blake masters laws as well on saturday night, dr. oz lost in pennsylvania. losses across the board for the former president and the people that he endorsed. what is his role in the republican party going forward? >> i think that he will find himself being asked to stay away from certain elections. i think it breaks down this way. if you want a future in the republican party, it is time to distance yourself from donald tr

it is she who forces us not not to heat our houses, this is all she is.licy was not perfect, that she played along with you, that she did not stop the conflict when she really could. yes, of course, everyone understood that she would leave, but she had political weight at that moment, that is, in fact, the germans. now she is accused of being to blame for the deaths of ukrainians now, and this is not the story that suits her. she is one of the culprits, of course, one of the representatives of that vile europe who is still kiev so that he fulfills his agreements. and that warmed up the passion, which understood that your passions were on fire and which understood that ukrainian hands. she will weaken to go, yes, she does not think. half a step ahead of the minsk agreements, is this the goal for the world? or she thinks much ahead, that is, yes, and then the eyes of another german were opened to this, and she can no longer be a leader, opinion leader of the nation with a moral authority, but this does not suit her and now she begins to justify herself. alt

that is, if this policy is on top, so to speak, then he is can be bought. but what is much. we live in order not to lose the trust of society very carefully so as not to make decisions that make enemies of the state out of normal go. you see, this is important here. here, by the way, they mentioned there about customs and other things here above each such step. we must think very carefully, because on each such step will immediately work the mechanism and promotion, so he will notice. here bloggers raised the topic right there, so the clarification has already turned on. you can react there. she may be much worse than all these ponomarevs. all these here all this is clownery, which there in lithuania is now gigantic money to the right. in my opinion. the main thing is the problem within the ruling elite itself . here's what, first of all, really. sometimes an irresponsible attitude, as it were, to decisions that were made earlier, including economy in the first place. secondly, it's still a presence. let's be honest, there are still people in the ruling elite who think they

there is a scenario where this is not so bleak. it is a little too soon to tell. it takes a while to count votes. the decision is made and it makes it difficult to know what will come out. also, what went into it. let me give you a popcorn browned. -- popcorn round. tell me how you think they play. biden student loan forgiveness planned, how does that play to the result that we seen? nine specific races, but just a general approach to the election. i think it is impossible to know how that one issue played in. >> it played slightly better than people thought it would have played. >> do you think it was a motivator or do you think it washed out, compared to the cost and boldness? >> again, the fact that he showed up with a better night means you have to give a point to him. >> i don't know. >> i don't think you can parse out these issues. there are a lot of evidence. people thought the policy was less wealthy to the wealthy. people didn't like that. they do not like having a fundamental right taken away unexpectedly by the supreme court. that seemed to be much more

it is too. the impression of the palmyra, that is, it is wonderful one of the main most famous monuments of world culture, a diamond in the setting of the sands bride desert. this is how the antique palmyra has long been dubbed. in the next six months, a restoration project will be developed. it must be approved by unesco and then start work. but how long it can last, even experienced specialists do not undertake to predict yet alexei gribanov vladimir smirnov georgy ilyin yuri khodorova ksenia ugarova and alexei klyuchnikov channel one. and that's all for now. i pass the word to my colleagues, the program will continue the information channel. time will tell. information channel on the first continues its we work live. this program time will tell you anatoly kuzichev in the ministry of defense of russia said that our servicemen in the kherson direction have completed the transfer to the left bank of the dnieper, here is the official statement on this matter. today at 5:00 am moscow time, the tr

that is, it is for a long time and it is expensive.estern products . about 8,500 generators are delivered to ukraine every day, prime minister denys shmygal said. the ukrainian energy system is under new attacks, so the government is preparing for all possible scenarios of the development of events, activated imports, energy, generating means, every ukrainian without paying vat duty can start and import a generator or charging station abroad about eight and a half thousand generator sets per day. trying to help ukrainians in the uk survive the winter the ministry of defense of this country reported that it had prepared lighters with the slogan of ukrainian nationalists for the ukrainians. they will be included in a set of winter uniforms for apu recruits, who are undergoing combat training in britain. now, in a video published by the department, it can be seen that on a lighter an element of the coat of arms of ukraine is depicted in the form of a golden trident and a greeting in ukrainian adopted, having fallen out in france, announce

that is, it is very important.e enemy, but planned is expected, and even here i am . this is for me, even for an experienced person who understands, but this, of course, is how they use their personnel like meat. this is of course, and besides, it was in all areas that our dear expert is talking about today. i just heard the numbers. i even voice these figures. well, i won't even. well, we imagine these figures. they are many , many times more than our losses. yes, and that, it 's just that and the main thing that i tell this to their tactics is that they really just leave people, uh, and they understand what these people are. and they leave people to reveal how our artillery works. this is the most people just to make them forced. uh, the russian armed forces spend more shells, such a supply of ammunition, but i must say that the kind of training that behaves even in this i am sure will always contribute to future victories . it's not just here. uh, this is happening all over the country. and in the last method, i

what is the shot from? no? there is no welder that is clearly older at all. welder's glasses, well, look at some place, and these glasses protect from light, light-emitting glasses. yes , absolutely right. yes, these sunglasses are at least strange, so as not to guess, the photo showed ancient sunglasses. they were found in yakutia and were designed to protect the eyes from the bright winter sun reflected by the snow. absolutely not expected. we are what you will so beautiful to play okay, well, didn't expect it . seriously. and so again, for some reason, for some reason , for some reason, we prepared three tips for you. well, since you guessed the question so quickly, you'll have to guess the clues. show us the first one already and the clues are easy to guess. here, look, i noticed, yes, well, let's op, that these are championship points. oh, well, this is the standings, in which there are points and a second hint. who focused the temple, how correctly said it, the sun? well, please. now we'll guess wait dance he needs sun protection so he doesn't melt and

success is bad when there is a deficit, when it is bad, when there is no money, when there is a surplus of goods - this is always good. both for the state budget and for the family budget. what is it like when income exceeds expenses. so here's the income for 10 months of this year, the social protection fund worked more than the expenditure part, and in fact today we received a plus, and we received 18 billion in income from this social protection fund when we saw it. here, today, incomes are coming at a faster pace. but there is an opportunity, and we have taken this step since december 1 , raising the pension. of course, this success pleases, not only the fund. this is undeniable. this is a joy in relation to our pensioners. here i must say, but such a good discipline on the part of the payers. these are economic entities enterprise, because the collectability is quite good as well. i am a social security fund for the payment of insurance premiums. and this allowed us not only to raise our pensions, but also to ensure timeliness and in full. this is the result of the fund's work toge

that thinks section 230 is good as it is. it is just one of the most powerful conservative experience of all-time. if i was trying to answer the question of what should they do if they have to do something, i think we need to take it in order of what is able to be accomplished today and stay focused on what it is technically feasible today. one of the things that can change right now is the whole conversation out of 2016 out of russia funding political speech and political advertising from facebook. i don't know if it was ever entered in a satisfactory way. there are customer rules that can be required from a liability standpoint in that we can make a new carveout for to hunt 30 as we have done with copyright infringement -- four 230 -- for 230 as we have done with copyright infringement. i think that is a step, only one of the realistic steps that can take now and i'm setting goals for what is being accomplished next is creating viability for bots and other fraudulent actors. again going back to elon musk's struggles identif

catalyst is -- china is the catalyst.e looking ahead to fed minutes to flush out the thinking from the central bank of the u.s. in terms of where they go with rate hikes. markets pricing in 50 basis points come december. you're looking at losses of 0.2%. in germany, a drop of 51's. the dax is down 0.3%. at the cpi conference, lizzy burden is gauging the response from the community. let's switch it over and look at the sectors and how things are playing out, particularly in the energy space. wti below $80 a barrel for the first time since september. brent under pressure as well. utilities a safe haven sector, gaining 0.5%. based resources time closely to that time a -- that china story. currently down around 2% for base resources. iron ore being hit on the back of those concerns about demand out of china as it wrestles with how to exit from covid zero. francine: let's turn to the u.k.. after unveiling a package of spending cuts, the government still has one large stakeholder left unconvinced by the state. rishi sunak will

it is too there is none. but what could be?l say that in my practice a person comes and says, i have a black stool. i say, well, like black. i have such a halaychuk right away, i am for bleeding, because if the stool is black, it is said that the bleeding is due to the upper sections and the stomach, if it is such a chestnut bleeding already maybe in the lower walks, a there is obvious stomach bleeding. i am also a human and a leg scopist. everything is perfect there, and then he speaks at all. yes, i say i remember. i say, i ate activated charcoal here. well naturally. what you ate, then came out, it is not digested. so no harm is done to anyone. ca n't later either. then why. i don't know if the stove can be fired up. by the way, i don't know if it's on or not. coal, after all, so that's how the doctor is right, good afternoon doctors my name is olga i'm from the city of obninsk, i have such a question, how to avoid blood clots. what vitamins do you need to drink for prevention, and they just ask, my friend died from a blood

this is also true. this is fine.about to end, someone has an end, someone has a beginning. everything is very very individual. the only thing i want to tell you is that it’s normal for misfires to happen to everyone. this is fine. i say again, 40% of women and 40% of men experience this at the age of 40. and what do you consider? consider it norm option? just when it starts to bother you. consult a doctor in the sense that this may also be a symptom of a mass of the disease. yes , there is no need. just nothing to get hung up on. you just have to just live, look at people, communicate, because there are two mondays left to live. as my friend says once again it will be good. with you was dr. myasnikov time to wish you health and good luck, and if you want us to revise this platform, we are watching dot ru weekend. hello on tv channel russia together in the studio denis shibov and, most importantly, by this hour, are setting foot on their native land in moscow, where the ministry of emergency situations has flown in ou

and i say akhmat is tea and they are very dissatisfied, but what is fateh fateh, this is such a missile far as i understand, which one is possible that iran will still be able to transfer to the russian federation, we would not really like to get to know it in the morning, but such information must be there, we must be ready for it now because we say that, let's talk, but you know. i want to start by saying that today i don't know how you are. and today i was woken up today by the sirens of the anti-aircraft alarm and, you know, i immediately jumped to my feet. i looked, but it turned out that it was a repulse. sirens on the repulse, such a strange story, that is, today. it seems that some drone wandered around in different areas until it was finally shot down somewhere here, er, in the west, the bow wandered, and not for nothing . yesterday, my friends from israel gave me an article. i read an article by one of the experts, and you know, i was very interested in the opinion of the author of the article, and you know how i will most likely agree with it. what you show on the screens yes

is this temporary weakness? what is driving it?does that mean for your bullish outlook on korean equities? david: i think that investors will most likely see through some of the near term challenges. that both the economy and semi conductor cycle phase. and certainly, markets are forward-looking. i think that we can actually see additional weakness in the korean and north asian of colonies -- economies as the macro backdrop is driven by the u.s. and europe. i think that what we are seeing is a recession that could be more shallow than previously predicted. kathleen: and you are watching for a weaker dollar, that has been an issue over the past couple of policy meetings for the bank of korea. the weakness of the yuan. this is potentially a plus. how do you see that playing out, the policy steps that the be ok can take, if the fed does start to ease back a bit on the size of rate hikes? david: i think that gives the asian central bank the view of ok, a lot more wiggle room. and that is what they're looking for. certainly as long as t

there is some kind of crater and it is two dead. to investigate what it could have been. was it a stone that fell from the sky? could it have been croquettes? well, because you know the citizens of a country that is in nato, they want to have security if people died. well, the question is what. and where ? security well, it's a story about treacherous martians , but it's not that they throw meteorites, so i think that the poles will quickly find out everything, and i think that if it is proven that they are cutters, then the fifth article should be applied, no less than i no more well, that's the question here there may be an answer to the scale, as they say, asymmetric - a symmetrical answer, but well, in any case, we will wait for sure. this is an excuse to follow polish news and the tape in general. thank you very much, mr. pavlo. thank you for joining this difficult evening and commenting professionally, everything will be on sorry, they didn't hear everything that mr. pavlo said, well, the most important thing was what he actua

this is our position. yes, it is unanimous and it is actually very good.hank you , volodymyr hryshko, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine in 2007-9, the head of the russian research center, oksana savchuk. it will be able to spread on youtube, it is important for us if it is not difficult for you and you like this content that we make, and also write in the comments how you are going through these days after the shelling. do you have a light, how do you see us in the end ? all perceive what you think about it, what should we do next , how should we react, are you still ready to endure and live in such conditions, it will be interesting for us to read p oksano, you know i analyzed the recent situation this week, did the number of people who left their cities, who do not have heat now , increase do not have electricity or have they moved, for example, to frankivsk to lviv in transcarpathia, and yet there is no such mass migration for which we were preparing for which the government was called to prepare various e-e areas, people could survive the winter f

vibera well, that is, you know who is for belarus and who is for ukraine of course there is?olvement, by which you can see the pensioner, knock you call from this account, then you will take money from someone else. yes, of course, it goes without saying. yes, quite frankly, the robin hoods have gathered, based on this and the past. yes, that is a really huge amount, if we are talking about the fact that dozens, if not hundreds of thousands are involved in the scheme man, then the amount is huge, what you called is it possible to say that these are all cases that actually exist, there are 4 million and a few kopecks, which, of course, uh, i’m sure that such crimes are latent, where people simply don’t turning to us is sure that they will sometimes work on one crime in the house and working out at home the entrances of the conversation with other people. they turn to us and say, like this, i had the same similar situation last week. well, i’m telling a friend somewhere, they tell me that something like this happened situation and money was taken away. i want to add that it was

she she is not she is not created.eeling that we want to create some kind of illusion that, in general, this is, as it were, a real operation, but it is not an operation. it's really a big war. this is a big war, and it really requires very serious concentration. nations of course, she she demands. eh, very daring and bold decisions, of course, it is clear that it requires a different, apparently, organization and army, because after all, everything that we hear today about our army is already a lot about this, they say, this is the question. not only armament is a question not only not only not only uh, hmm not not not only a shortage of personnel, so to speak . well, apparently worth it in my opinion. these are both organizational and discipline issues. i'm not very. i understand how it is possible to have discipline in conditions of hostilities without having military tribunals. to be honest, i don't understand it. well , that's how life works. their army. i am not saying that it is necessary to shoot and they propo

that is, it is not one day work.me to us, for example, to the kennel and say, i want it, i want it. this is what i want, this is what and then it turns out that we will gladly provide it to him, and before it turned out that it comes? i say i want this, but i don't have it. it was necessary to go to europe and you see, and there the price tag creeps out. well, that is, the price creeps out very large and not every one. can this be allowed in poland to buy plants, eh? baltics to the main baltics we bought, m-m bought peat soil, that is, this is durpet they say it was good to work, but for the price it was hmm a little more expensive than our belarusian e, length, but the plants grew very well in it, they grew great with these sanctions. it turned out that in the first place, the baltic states are mm. lithuania , it bought peat from us in belarus, where it was processed and sold to us back to belarusians. therefore, their price, of course, was more expensive today due to sanctions. they don’t buy peat from us, that is,