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jesteś tam, jestem ale sluchajcie, to jest c2, nie szteže ebę tezu na szczycie. sorry je točíme pistolitheir name is small, but they have a high capacity . if these young people do not really exist in the country, many of our great senates will be stuck. why is this because it may not be possible to bring these activities to bushon for several reasons. one is that at all they don't have the space to do this within their system. two, they may not be economical at all. three, they may not have the necessary expertise in that field. that 's why i want to say that if they read one day , they should value the role of the country's small industry. its valuation is only from the aspect of how much employment , how much in added value and how much in the discussion related to development , and 45 manpower working in the country's industry is related to this field. the position of the small industry should be seen in a special place in the upstream documents. this experience exists in other countries and there are other countries similar to ours. not only in developed countries. even in the emer

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able to achieve his original goals, putin popędły katastrosne bląże i swoich przywnych cejłów nie jestościły. have the feeling that although they are getting help from the world, but it is happening somewhat late, because we could have received western weapons earlier, and with a well-trained army, we would have achieved more, don't you think? i agree, i say it to americans and i say it to everyone, so i will say it to you americans are at least six months late with their aid package, but you also... this is for you to decide, we have no right to interfere with how much longer you want to fight, what national accounts you want to achieve, europe must continue its support because russia violated two taboos, statutes. you cannot change the borders by force under the pretext of helping your brothers, if she wants to fight for the rights of minorities, which is allowed, then this can be done with the help of the council of europe convention on the protection of the rights of national minorities, not with the help of tanks and rockets. and here europe is interested in ukraine. lost, we are

polski doesn't have any czerwonych linii, if any o pomoc ukrainie ta pomoc jest tak.d about this topic with bohdan klich and he understands that there is a need for something like this, but the most important thing is, of course, a political decision. and the decisions of the allies, because we understand that if poland had joined the defense of ukrainian skies, we would have managed to transfer some forces to the east, for example, for the defense of kyiv, or kharkiv, or zaporozhye, or other cities. we understand that air defense systems are expensive, and they are always in short supply, especially when it comes to war with the russians. as you can see, the possibilities to solve this? it's not easy, i'll tell you what's clear for specialists, but for... not easy, i'll tell you what's clear for specialists, but probably not for many of our viewers. ukraine, especially after the last three or four months of expelling patriots from various european countries, from greece, from spain, from germany, has many more patriots than poland, and we certainly do not have enough

the united states, the protests have been peaceful and they have been disciplined uh, but they have jest about half an hour ago, they have broken through the uh police uh cordon and uh this has led to some arrests, we just had some people right over here going through the gate here and the cops have have just called them off, there's you know so much so much passion here in large part because chicago has the largest palestinian community in the united state so you have uh 15,00 people here at at least that are directly affected people who are people have lost family uh people who have been every day just uh dealing you with war and they have been out here in chicago uh every saturday since october 7th so we're talking about 11 months of regular protest but as you mentioned these protests had they have gone on uh all around the country uh for the uh united states awful uh support of israel and uh of genocide joe biden stepping down uh really sort of uh brought down the temperature, if he was still the president, i think that today would have seen even bigger protest, there would be even m

the united states. the protests have been peaceful and they have been discipline uh, but they had jest about half an hour ago, they have broken through the uh police uh cordon and uh this has led to some arrests, we just had some people right over here uh uh break through the gate here and the cops have have just uh called them off uh there's you know so much so much passion here in large part because chicago has the large... palestinian community in the united states, so you have uh 15,00 people here at at least that are directly affected, people have people have lost family uh, people who have been every day just uh dealing you with war, and they have been out here in chicago uh every saturday since october 7, so we're talking about 11 months of regular protest, but as you mentioned these protests had they have gone on uh all around the country uh for the uh united states. support of israel and of genocide. now many people expected this to to be something like 1968, the democratic national convention where there was a tremendous police brutality, tremendous. it's just not not the sam

and the ukrainian president says his military has deployed western suppied f16 fighter jest to counter russia's drone and missile strikes. hello everybody, thank you for tuning into press tv, world news, it's not been another deadly day for palestinians in gaza where the us is really military. machine is running muck, this was footage of an air strike a building in the nuceira refugee camp of central gaza. three people, including a child were killed when israely war planes targeted a residential apartment complex in the almaghazi camp. in the north at least eight civilians were killed in air strikes on gaza, sitting, another three lost their lives and food stall was hit in the jabalya. refugee camp to the south, 14 civilians including another journalist were killed as a result of relentless bombing of khan unis and rafa. since october the 7th, when u.s. israely genocide began in gaza over, 40,400 palestinians are known to have been killed and over 170 of them journalists. the israely army continues its brutal attacks against civilians in gaza, regime's aircrafter. leveling residential

no longer able to achieve his initial goals. catastrophic mistakes i swoich przyvnorych niejst nie jestzh w stanie pościły, no ale ukrainci odnos maju take prąjące, że... they have the feeling that despite the fact that they are receiving help from the world, but it is happening with a certain delay, because we could get western weapons earlier and with would a well-trained army achieve more? what do you think i agree, i say it to the americans and i say it to everyone, so i'll say it to you too, the americans are at least six months late with their aid package, but you too... that's for you to decide, we have no right to interfere with how long you still want to fight, what national accounts you want to achieve, europe should continue its support, because russia has broken two taboos. one cannot change borders by force under the pretext of helping one's brothers if one wants to to fight for the rights of minorities, which is allowed, it can be done with the help of the convention of the council of europe on the protection of the rights of national minorities, and not with the help of t

putin has made catastrophic mistakes of his original goals nie jest juzh w stanie połychnosti.ńcy behave like that, maja takie. ukrainians, however, have the feeling that despite the fact that they are receiving help from the world, but it is happening with a certain delay, because we could have received western weapons earlier and with a well-trained army, we would have achieved more, do you think? i agree, i say it to americans and i say it to everyone, so i will say it to you. the americans were at least six behind months with your aid package, but you are also much more late with your mobilization, both of which are decided by politicians. what do you think will be a victory for ukraine? this is for you to decide, we have no right to interfere with how long you still want to fight, what national accounts you want to achieve? europe must continue its... slow, because russia has broken two taboos established after two bloody world wars. one cannot change the borders by force under the pretext of helping her brothers if she wants to fight for rights of minorities, which is all

north carolina, i think tend to support garry, i remember w arizona iw newadzie, tam raczej chyba jestaczej na plus dla. georgia, still under trump, but most of what's going on in these sleazy states is reminiscent of what happened four years ago, so... on a whim, we'd bet harris would probably come out on top. if you compare the situation four years ago and the situation now, harris' advantage is not yet as large as biden's advantage over trump in these few key states, but it is already there, and the trend is positive for harris, who has a very good running mate, that is, a vice presidential candidate . raningma, vice president. that candidate for vice president. let us remind you that this is the governor of minnesota, tim walsh. and that is important. everywhere, it's part of the american political tradition, so it's not just a trump problem, we fear trump for different reasons, he has there are also pros and cons, i like to build a pragmatic approach, because looking back at the times of the trump administration, you can say that, for example, unpredictability can be an advantage,

the high jest temperatures everywhere. the highjest temperatures will be in england and wales.ernoon in the southeast of england. and the heat continues to build. humidity, too, overnight. ahead of this weather front which brings the threat of a few thunderstorms into western areas on sunday night. going to be a really uncomfortable night for sleeping. these are the minimum temperatures on sunday night. got the high humid across central and eastern areas of england as well. could be a few storms overnight. we're looking at some wetter weather and some sydney thunder and lightening on monday. mainly affecting the northern half of the uk, there'll be some cloud and maybe some showers in wales to southwest, but lthlthlthlth it is southeast it's still dry and sunny. and the heat and humidity is going to be at its worst, really across the midlands, across linkshire, east anglia and the southeast. 34 east anglia and the southeast. 3a degrees is likely. hottest day of the year. that heat may get pushed away overnight. more weather fronts coming into the picture on tuesday. these will

us approves a weapon sales of more than 20 billion dollars to israel, including f15 fighter jest despite regime's ongoing genocide in gaza, and you're all strongly condemns storming of alaxa mosk by extremist is really minister saying it proves azionists are bent on spreading tensions across the region. hello everyone, it's two in the morning in a bessieg gauza trip and you're watching press tv world news and now the un security council has held yet another session to discuss a worsening humanitarian situation in the gaza strip. addressing that meeting the russian ambassador to the un called out washington at as the main reason behind council's inability to achieve gaza cease far. condemnation of specific acts of western jerusalem and calls for restraint will not work. the problem runs much deeper. the problem is that because of the pandering to israel from our western colleagues, the council still has not has unfortunately not been able to take a requisite reaction to the escalation of the crisis in the middle east. essentially the security council reminds us more. more of a passive and

the regime and the ukrainian president says his military has deployed western supplied f16 fighter jest to counter russia's drone and missile strikes.

the ones he must feel pretty left out, pretty jested right now. do you do get a sense? i think you're on to something near sarah. i get a sense that, well, we still in, you know, do the oh ukraine got to protect ukraine park. um it's mostly talk. i have a sense that that, that, that, that place where we used to be, we're no longer there and i'm not sure wherever going to get there again, from the standpoint of, it's all about defending ukraine now or in the future. what's your sense? you know, i don't think so either. i think that this sort of looked at avail and especially donald trump get some elected. it will be even worse. yeah. so we were very indifferent to ukraine prior to this further 2022. and now all of a sudden, you know, the liberal media really put on the, the, the, the, the just jet engines and like sympathy and charities and stuff like that. and i really got a sense, but there was a strong war fatigue with this war. i don't feel like americans feel connection to it. i think it was all artificial to begin with. they could never find it on about one final t

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economic data we are currently die jesting the revisions the jobs data. yes, they are more than 800,000. not enough to really change the dynamic move of the markets. still holding on to wanes of a .1%. come off the highs still managing to cling on to an upcycle. interestingly a rebounding chinese tech names as well. i shine a light on the nasdaq golden dragon. yesterday under pressure, today still individual names we'll shine a light on. just talk us through what you are watching. ed: overnight a lot of pressure on hong kong listed tech shares. why? wal-mart made $3.6 billion selling out of its stake in j.d..com. jd confirming through the hong kong exchange wal-mart no longer holds a stake. we'll hit that story hard throughout the hour with our reporters who were on it. it's interesting to see for j.d..com's the pressure. nvidia is top of mind. $127 a share. not far off the $135 a share record we hit in june. there is a lot of anticipation ahead of next week's earnings. august 28 after market and whether nvidia will get back to that record level. it's led

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you are jest to get the hostages home, urgent to stop the suffering of the palestinian people.n the region. and, of course, to prevent the other escalation tensions all across the region. >> gillian: there is widespread concern, matt, that daylight between president biden, vice president harris on israel has potentially complicated negative grgrnegotiations. there is comment from israel's prime minister while he was asked while in the u.s. recently about her public comments which the israelis leaked. >> tacit negotiations on cease-fire deal. >> we are trying to get one. i think to the extent that hamas understands that there is no daylight between israel and the united states, that expedites the deal. and i would hope that those comments don't change that. >> gillian: so, matt, does the administration have any concerns that the vice president's comments have complicated or in any way compromised the outcome of a potential deal? >> of course not. the vice president had been a key backer of israel's security and made clear that she is committed to israel's security. and committed

i mean i say great in jest but that a common phrase that the idea is if the weapons are coming at us in that approximately 30 minute time period the defense department must be to launch our nuclear weapons particularly our 400 icbms in silos across the country. otherwise will more than likely be targeted by the enemy. yes. and so you know what? i was i was fascinated to learn about these three different command bunkers. right. because it makes it very simple. there's the cheyenne these are the nuclear these are the powers that be in these three different bunkers are suddenly all taking this information and getting to communicate with the president. and it's cheyenne mountain, colorado, which is like maybe by people because of movies right. it plays a role in a couple i've been there right you press events it looks yes. on tv. yes it really is big giant steel door. and it is deeply and is designed to withstand an from a very large nuclear weapon. that's interesting that you've been there. yeah, there's the there's that. and then there's bunker beneath the pentagon. yes. and then there

i sayph great in jest but that s a common phrase that the idea is if the weapons are coming at us in that approximately 30 minute time period, these defense department must be able to launch our nuclear weapons particularly are 400 icbms in silos across thehe country, otherwise they will more than likely be targeted by. the enem. and so you know what, i was sassy to learn about these three different command bunkers because it makes it simple. there's theth cheyenne, these of the nuclear, these of the powers that be in these three different bunkers are settling sg this information and getting ready to communicate with the president. it's a l cheyenne mountain, colorado, which is like may be known by people because of movies, right? it plays a role in a couple. >> host: i've been there. i've read the books. it's on tv. it really is a big giant steel door and it is deeply underground and it is designed to withstand impact from a very large nuclearin weapon. >> guest: it's interesting you been there. there's that and there's also the mocha beneath the pentagon. and then there is a bunker

i know you guys like to come onto this, and he talks about in jest or a serious minute, but what you do not cover is the litany of failures of kamala harris. that's what you're not covering, george. >> george: so questioning someone's racial identity for a couple of minutes is okay? >> george, i'm going to tell you again. he brought it up. ap is the one that wrote the headline when she first came into the united states senate. didn't talk about her being black. talked about her being the first indian american senator. the american people. what matters to the american people is are we going to have the same policies of the biden-harris administration that has been destructive of the american people, or are we going to have the policies of the trump administration which put america first, had low inflation, prosperous americans, no matter your color, no matter your creed, and an america that kept americans safe? that's going to matter. these issues will come and go. the lives of the american people is what's going to remain and that's what matters more than anything else. >> george: if

or specific positions from her time as san francisco election official and are instead suggestion jesting rather that her affiliation with the city alone makes her too far left. so how do you see her potentially responding on that? >> i am not sure that she's going to respond directly to that. i think we're more likely going to see some of that coming from surrogates on the campaign trail and not explicitly because it it doesn't really work if she's directly combating oh, i'm not a san francisco liberal because you still want to keep that wing of the party. i think it's going to be a lot more subtly that they're going to talk about policies like the tip wage and dealing with those income taxes, things that are maybe seen as a little bit more moderate and something that you know, people on both sides of the aisle. appreciate so i think we're going to be seeing a lot more of those moderate policies as a way to come back that. but we could, we could see her stepping out on certain things obviously, she has gone ahead of the president on some issues, speaking to gaza so i think if we keep an

let me light a cigarette, yeah. co je żyw co jest. and there is something to pay, but i do not want, way. blood type on the sleeve, my serial number on the sleeve, wish me luck in battle, wish me not to remain a cotton wool tree, not to remain a cotton wool tree, wish me luck, wish me luck. in the new season on the first, you have a good collective farm, and you will try to make it rich, a millionaire, and you have hardly aged, it is difficult, probably out of habit, nothing, we'll get used to it, but in our village your hanky-panky can end badly, vadim, partork, are you sure, he's a womanizer, my marinka and i almost broke up. we'll always find a stach, i won't survive if you cheat on me, i can't live without you, premiere, tomorrow after the program time, i can't live without you, i'll wait. hello, evening news on channel one, with you andrey ukharev. pavel durov, the founder of telegram, has been detained in france. the warrant was issued because durov did not cooperate with the french security forces, which makes him an accomplice to drug trafficking.

they're said in jest.ut election denialism, about the lies that have been pedalled to the 30%, 40% of the country for eight years now. it is truly aspirational to want to bring the whole country together. >> it is aspirational and inspirational and walz and harris bring the receipts and you saw that with tapper last week which caught everybody's attention. he didn't say let's argue about the left right paradigm in ideology. let's talk about working for families and children andelerly people an the work force and increasing wages and providing for the happiness index. this is someone delivering results and that is what kamala harris could run on as well as a result of her service with joe biden. and that is where a contrast does matter. yes, a happy warrior but for what. because donald trump demeans the country every day and walz and harris are saying under vice president harris's leadership, we're going to deliver real results but there is that ethos for people to see. our own daughter would knows who joe

. >> said in jest. >>> when we come back, what to watch in the markets as we approach, nvidia earningsthan a month. stay tuned. you're watching "squawk box." and this is cnbc. this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo >>> a little more than a half hour to go from the opening bell on wall street. get a check on the markets right now with the chief investment officer at bemo family office. why don't we start with the fed. that's part of the reason we saw the dow new high yesterday and so much enthusiasm when it comes to the markets. last week, the market heard everything it was hoping to hear from jay powell and maybe more. i just wonder, though, if the market's getting ahead of itself and kind of off to the races now? the question we're asking is it a 25 or 50-point basis cut. we just heard from roger ferguson, he said, look, expect 25 basis cuts to come in 25-basis point increments. and maybe they take it sl

i mean, i jest, let's hope we don't get any further outbreaks of rioting because the criminal justiceect of it. if we take policing at the front line through to the cps, then the courts, then the prisons, then probation , it's all not probation, it's all not functioning as it should. although, of course, when the political will was there, rightfully so, from starmer. to get on top of these riots, we saw just what the system can do when there's the political will and the policing will. i would say now with regards to crime on our streets , it's got to the our streets, it's got to the time where we need that . time where we need that. political and policing will not just for riots , but to make our just for riots, but to make our streets safe once again. the trouble with that though, peter, many people will be going hurrah ! many people will be going hurrah! >> i agree with you, but where the where in the heck are we going to put them if there's nowhere to store them? what we build more nics, there are more prisons coming online and hopefully next year we should get another 2 or 3 and t