uzhats could squeeze the grammar, and then get married at home, though there was a class of spacers, jean paulkim had a chance, burn. can you say so? so , something of the japanese eisk a is dug with a wide -eyed zhan-tires, and they accompanied noble and wealthy men, and they spread them on political, and even philosophical topics in the classical period guards greek history. fifth fourth article bc philosophers walk around cities and saber athens. who elected and around them young and small people and instilled in them their views on life today, i will calm their troublemaker, through the forest. we know i to the classic philosophical thought socrates demosthenes, the supporters of the school of the sophists, alla, a distinguished clan, their plato, they have a bunch of fourth estavodes bc. yong trunk his school at the butt. yakoya was called academy. it was not a violating installation with a terrible understanding of the worst interest club for dosas, and they babied there often what they admired? well wow. these are the themes that plato's school at the academy recognized 900 years after

today it is very interesting today in germany published a translation of the book of such there is, jean-paulkhimka, for sure, in my opinion, ladies khimka, and these are called jan-pour. khimka is a hmm writer and scientist from columbia university. he wrote a very large book. it came out last year in english, participated in german, it's called hmm i won't tell you the exact name. in short, it is about the participation of aung-pa. uh, in the holocaust and in the massacres of jews. and polyakov is a wonderful book. and i think that the germans, when they start reading this now, they will have to answer a few questions asked by the authors of this book. he says, in the forty-first year. for example, i don't know this. maybe i heard. i have never heard this, but the representatives, and he upa, took part in the development of the barbarossa plan, that is, they knew about this plan. and they were just someone who was picked up, and they went out there on the street with their bandages and started their pogroms. no, they're in it, i don't love you. this word is involute. they took part in it. t

it was then that the owner of that store, jean-paul macisaac, started searching key terms like "burismater hearing them during trump's first impeachment trouble. finding numerous hits come up in 2019 atthe i came to his home was keeping the laptops and they reportedly made a forensic copies but left the devices behind. only return for them for months later. now in 2020, isaac stop hearing from the fbi so he reached out to congressional members who likewise ignored the findings. they remained under wraps before he contacted a lawyer of rudy giuliani. in october of 2020, details of the hard drive were published by "the new york post." due to the chain of custody of the laptop, the deep state saw a way to spin it. >> more than 50 former senior intelligence officials said a disputed set of emails, they had all the classic air marks of disinformation operation. >> has been focused on hunter biden, his laptop that intelligence officials have warned is likely russian disinformation. >> to say there is no evidence, this hard cry as part of a russian disinformation campaign, doesn't make any sen

where benedict served as archbishop for a number of years but when benedict took over from pope jean-paul he became the first pope from germany in more than a thousand years. easy-to-understand the german connection. french president emmanuel macron speaking about pope benedict saying he worked with soul and intelligence in a more fraternal world. at least half of france was thought to identify itself as catholic. not want to be left out russian president vladimir putin, praised pope benedict as a defender of traditional christian values in his new year address to the nation. president boudin likes to fancy himself a defender of traditional orthodox christian values. the kremlin and pope francis have been at odds over some of pope francis's language about how he described the vatican operating to mediate between russia and ukraine. finally, benjamin netanyahu, who was just sworn in as israel's prime minister for the fifth time two days ago issuing a statement saying my deep condolences on behalf of all of the christian world. pope benedict made a historic visit in 2,009 to israel and visi

jean callahan. the two of us were working for then-lieutenant governor paul simon. jean would invite me, paul and sometimes senator alan dixon over to the house for a spirited conversation about the news of the day. it was truly a kitchen cabinet. and oftentimes when we sat at the dinner table dishing out politics, we were joined by another youngster, a participant, a young sheri callahan was around listening carefully. it was where she learned her first lesson in politics. but growing up, sheri was passionate about a lot more than politics. in high school, she was a force to be reckoned with on the basketball court. just as importantly, she understood the value of being a team player. so much so that in college she was picked as the mvp on both her basketball and volleyball teams. that's a quality that really defines sheri bustos. from the basketball court to the floor of the house, she is a team player who is in it to win it not just for herself but more importantly for the people who are counting on her. throughout her life, sheri's passion for victory has been sp

jean-paul and i live in the same house. now two phones in the same household being targeted by the same software by the same repressive regime. i am frightened by what the rwandan government will do to me and my family next. it keeps me awake that they knew everything i was doing, where i was, who i was speaking with, my private thoughts and actions, at any moment i wanted. unless there are consequences for countries and their enablers who abuse this technology, none of us are safe. thank you for letting me share my story and the story of my father. i hope if you find it useful in considering how to regulate the types of tools to target my family and my father. i promise you all that we will not stop advocating for him until he is home. thank you. rep. schiff: thank you for that very powerful testimony. i deeply regret what you have gone through, what your father is going through, what your whole family has experienced, and i appreciate your willingness to come in and speak with us today. i now recognize myself as we begin

today it’s very interesting today in germany they published a translation of a book like this , jean-paulan-port khimka - this is a hmm writer and scientist from columbia university. he wrote a very large book. it came out last year in english. now it has been translated into german, it is called hmm i’ll tell you the exact name, in short it is about the participation of auunap, and in the holocaust and in the massacres of jews. and polyakov is a wonderful book. and i think that the germans, when they start reading this now, they will have to answer a few questions that the authors of this book are asking. he says, in the forty-first year. for example, i don't know this. maybe i heard. i have never heard this, but the representatives, and he upa, took part in the development of the barbarossa plan, that is, they knew about this plan. and just being someone who was picked up, and they went out there on the street with with their bandages and began their pogroms. no , they're in it, i don't love you. this word is involute. they took part in it. they took part in it, he writes about it. he r

in europe , then you create a in europe, then you create a void and even the existentialists like jean—paulknow we were accidents that life had no meaning. the universe no purpose if there was no god and of course for them there was god. but benedict this and he saw the necessity for a robust proclamation of the christian faith as necessary for europe. yeah of course. many people reflecting that, given what's happening in ukraine and we have the sort orthodox christmas coming up , think january the coming up, think january the seventh, isn't it? but i mean, the other issue was this was a difficult period for the roman catholic church itself with the p0pe catholic church itself with the pope benedict. well, apologies for the various scandals of sexual abuse and an indication, perhaps of the church had not been as open about that as it could have been. well, the church is a collection of sinners and saints, both . this sinners and saints, both. this has always been the case . and has always been the case. and wherever there is harm discovered to any individuals , discovered to any individuals

yes thank you to my wonderful guest to jean akashi and paul cox headliners.orrow 11 with steve and alan christo whetton and francis foster . from all of us here at foster. from all of us here at gb news, we hope you've had a very merry christmas . yes. hi very merry christmas. yes. hi good tidings we bring you and your. good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez. good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez . in the gb newsroom, the sanchez. in the gb newsroom, the king has used his christmas broadcast to praise individuals charities and faith groups supporting those in need in the historic first address, the king also sympathised with households struggling with the rising cost of living . speaking about the of living. speaking about the great anxiety and hardship people are facing , earlier, he people are facing, earlier, he attended the royal family's traditional christmas day church service in sandringham. the king and queen consort were joined by the

yes thank you to my wonderful guest to jean akashi and paul cox headliners.orrow 11 with steve and alan christo whetton and francis foster . from all of us here at foster. from all of us here at gb news, we hope you've had a very merry christmas . yes. hi very merry christmas. yes. hi good tidings we bring you and your. and . and. you . good morning is 6:00 on boxing day monday at 26th of december. this is breakfast on gb news with ellie costello and emily carver . with ellie costello and emily carver. here's what's leading the news. this morning. millions rail passengers face a wave of fresh strikes as workers prepare to walk out over pay conditions on one of the busiest days of the year . on one of the busiest days of the year. meanwhile, britons gear up , hit the year. meanwhile, britons gear up, hit the shops as stores slash their prices for the boxing day sales. with bad weather and strike action taking of the

paul whelan. you look at the deal and think why didn't they push for a better deal? it brings us to the next question which is whether or not john kirby, karine jeanll of those people making their point it was either 1 or 0, that there was no deal that could have involved paul whelan. were they lying? nbc news report yesterday said there was a choice. the white house did make a choice. that report was sourced to the white house. so who is telling the truth here? are they lying in response to the blowback? the other point we have to note is the irony of all this when you have the biden administration sending billions and billions of dollars worth of weapons to ukraine in their fully justified fight against the russian invasion, which i support. but at the same time now it looks like we're sending effectively weapons to russia in the form of one of the world's most notorious arms dealer. what do you think he will do in relation to the war? the whole thing is a mess. >> harris: you hit the nail on the head for me. that's how i opened this hour. i don't really understand how anybody could underestimate his role after 1991 after all those weapons were

let's listen to karina jean-pir, how did she e, so to speak, prioritize release. uh, britney, so to speak, uh, griner instead of paule. unfortunately, the choice was either to return home. britney or nobody, as the president said this morning, he never will stop working on freeing the floor and bringing it home from myself personally i can add that britney is more than an athlete more than an olympic champion. she is an important role model and inspiration to millions of americans, especially lgbt plus americans and women of color , more than an athlete. sergey sergeevich is more than an olympic champion. it is an important role model a source of inspiration for millions of americans especially. well, that's all. this lgbt plus women of color and so on. how are you do you think, as in general in the states and in general, is it correct to say how they will react to this in america , because as far as i understand, here, studying and reading and nurta them completely post and looking into focus and so on. i understand that there are two americas in the world within the same borders. you are absolutely right. when you

and let's listen, by the way, to paul willan, uh, he, too, probably listens, there, uh, and karina jean-pierrei am very disappointed that nothing has been done to secure my release. especially as the four-year anniversary of my arrest is approaching. i was arrested for a crime that never happened. i was led to believe that everything is moving in the right direction, that the government is negotiating. and that something will happen pretty soon. well, paul, what happened to you, so to speak, and pretty soon, please, an important moment, but paul will was caught red-handed while being handed over to him at the hotel . yes, they passed a flash drive with information. that is, this is an illegal intelligence agent, the difference between a spy and an intelligence officer, a professional intelligence officer is a spy - this is a citizen of the country who has been recruited. well, for us , he is, respectively, and the evidence base is complete. if there was a diplomat. you were just a diplomat, uh, deported, and you know somehow our legal language about an attempt on viktor butavi, that is, he pla

paul's release, we are not giving up. >> john: clearly it's a talking point from the white house, we heard antony blinken say it, karine jean-pierre, it was one or none. people think if biden had not played hard ball he could have gotten whelan out, too. >> let's be honest about it. look at the politics of it and brittney griner, she was the easy hit. you know, president trump had a policy of leaving no american behind and god bless robert o'brien, robert o'brien was a chief negotiator and they got dozens out in the course of four years and we did not give anybody up. you didn't quit on that. brittney griner was the easy case. hard case is somebody like whelan and should have been very insistent, it's a package deal. they wanted viktor bout for a reason, and i think they should have thought through it. why do they want this guy? >> john: now this they played the big card with viktor bout, what do we have left to negotiate paul whelan's release? >> we really don't, and the tragedy behind it, that biden has to do it, he has to go somewhere other than the united states. now you have to go to your allies. you have something the

jean-pierre is taking questions on that. >> to secure his release and want them to do it in good faith. >> your reaction to paul whelan's own words, he told a colleague he does not understand why he's still sitting there, he's greatly disappointed that more has not been done to secure his release, so can you respond directly to him? can you assure him that you are in fact now doing everything you can? >> look, i would refer you to the words of the president himself, right. this is something that we are committed to doing, and again, i'll repeat this, because the president said this and this is just repeating the president as well, he understands how difficult a time this is for the family, paul's family. he understands that. there are mixed emotions today for them. they also said that they were proud to see, you know, britteny griner come home today and the president is going to do everything that he can as we have seen him do many times across the time, his tenure in the administration to bring paul home and so this is a commitment that the president is giving to the family, and to americans. >> does the president have any